For the first time in its 29 year history, the World Crown 300 will move to a mid-week race date, as it will be run on Wednesday, July 4 in 2012. Photo by Randy Crump
Officials at Gresham Motorsports Park in Jefferson, GA have announced one of the most radical schedule changes in the 45 year history of the speedway, and the biggest change in direction in the 29 year history of the track’s signature event, the World Crown 300.
The World Crown will move to Wednesday, July 4 this year, headlining a day of racing action that will give fans 370 laps of green flag action, as the local Truck division and the Outlaw Late Models will both compete in 35 lap features as well.
Fans will also be treated to an Independence Day fireworks display at the end of the night.
The World Crown will also be returning to its full 300 green flag laps for Super Late Models, while retaining the segmented format first used in 2011. The first segement will run 150 laps, the second 100 laps and the final segment a 50 laps sprint.
The event will pay a total of $20,000 split between the segments, and a guaranteed $1,000 to start.
29th annual World Crown 300 - July 4, 2012
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In 2011, Wisconsin’s Chris Wimmer did what nobody thought was possible by sweeping all three World Crown segments to take home the full $20,000 payday.
In addition, the season opener will now be the Beau Slocumb Memorial 208 Pro Late Model event, to be held on the track’s original season opening date of Saturday, April 7, with an increased winner’s payday of $10,000.
The popular PLM event, which ran for the first time during the World Crown weekend in 2011, proved to be wildly popular with both fans and drivers, and track officials feel it is the best way to open GMP’s 2012 season.
In the inaugural running, Senoia, Georgia’s Bubba Pollard scored an emotional victory.
Like the World Crown, the Beau Slocumb Memorial 208 will be run in a segmented format similar to what was seen in 2011. The first segment will be 100 laps, with the second segment running 75 and the final segment running 33 laps.
For more information on the World Crown 300, the Beau Slocumb Memorial 208 or the updated GMP schedule, visit the track’s website at www.greshammotorsportspark.com.
