Atomic Speedway Inaugural Ohio Sprint Car Series Event

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Saturday March 26, 2016
NOTICE: EARLY START TIMES!

By Scott Wolfe

RACINE-Saturday, March 26 will mark the debut of the Ohio Sprint Car Series (OSCS) at Atomic Speedway, the Nation’s Fastest 3/8 mile dirt oval. The excitement has been building all winter for the event that pays $2,500 to win.

Anticipation of the running of this new series has been the hot topic among online racing circles, auto racing news media, racing teams, and open wheel race fans.

The racing card this Saturday night will feature OSCS Sprints, Late Models, Modifieds, and Sport Mods.
“We are extremely excited about this new series,” said Atomic owner and OSCS founder Brad McCown. “We tried to fill a void in Southern Ohio that provided sprint car racers with significant purses and provided race fans with quality racing and quality race teams.”

“We had a great weekend last Saturday for our season opener. The racing was great and the fan support was unbelievable. We hope to continue that success each and every Saturday night. I am excited to get this series off the ground, and most of all to host it here at Atomic Speedway.”

Some of the biggest names in racing will be on hand including many All-Star sprint drivers and the best of regional sprint car drivers vying for national recognition. Traditionally, Atomic averages 25-35 sprint cars on a weekly basis, and with the increased purse anticipates a more significant number of cars.

OSCS 410 Sprints – $2,500 to win
Late Models – $2,250 to win
Modifieds – $1,000 to win
Sport Mods – $400 to win

Pit Gates Open: 2:00pm
General Admission: 3:00pm
Hot Laps 5:00pm

General Admission $15
Sr. Citizens & Veterans $13
Kids’ pit pass $15
Pit Pass $30
VIP Suite $20

Saturday, April 2 Atomic will host a co-sanctioned All-Star Sprint/OSCS sprint spectacular dubbed the “Rumble in the Hills” paying $5,000 to win with AMRA Modifieds and AMRA Sport Mods on the racing card. The 2016 410 Sprint class sponsor is Graphic Creations from Beaver Ohio.

Other division sponsors are Phantom Racing Gear AMRA Late Models, Precision Grading AMRA Modifieds, and C&M Racing Equipment AMRA Sport Mods.

For future events, order your tickets and book your hotel today. There are nearly 40 events at Atomic Speedway this season, featuring the largest payoff in track history. The yearly purse and points’-money totals nearly $1.5 million dollars in payouts for 2016! This season is one you don’t want to miss!
All drivers will be required to file a new registration form for 2016. Atomic will be registering drivers at the Test N Tune on March 12th. Drivers can download the registration form by visiting http://www.atomicspeedway.net/UploadedFiles/registration.pdf

Transponders will be required in all classes, including Enduros. Transponders will be $15 to rent, and pouches will also be available. Due to the number of pouches that were damaged or not returned last season, there will be a $15 deposit for the pouches.

Owner Brad McCown and team will also be running the Jackson (Ohio) County Speedway on Friday nights. The season opener at Jackson will be Friday, March 25. For more information visit http://www.jacksoncospeedway.com/index.html

For more information please call 740-703-9749 or visit the Atomic Speedway website at <<< www.atomicspeedway.net >>> Atomic is located 12 miles South of Chillicothe, Ohio off SR 23, two miles out Blain Highway between Chillicothe, Ohio and Waverly, Ohio at Alma. A schedule follows below:
Season Highlights:

410 SPRINTS have 11 shows with the winner taking home $2,500 or more including 2 Arctic Cat All Star shows paying $5,000 to win, and the All Star Championship paying $20,000 to win.

LATE MODELS have 9 shows paying $3,000+ to win including the $50,000 to win $3,000 to start BUCKEYE NATIONALS.

MODIFIEDS have 7 shows paying $1,500 or more to win including the Dan Reno Memorial $3,622 to win (LM $3,622 to win also) and the Buckeye Nationals paying $5,000 to win.
SPORT MODS will have several $500+ to win races plus the $1,000 to win AMRA Championship.

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