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Due to the rescheduling of the Ultimate Northeast Super Late Model Series race to be held on August 24, Hagerstown Speedway will not be hosting the Mason Dixon Shootout Series.
Hagerstown Speedway will be hosting a open Test & Tune this Sunday, August 11. Pit gates will open at noon. $25 pit insurance
Ultimate NE Super Late Model Series Returns
Coming up this Saturday night, August 3 at Hagerstown Speedway will be the return of the Ultimate Northeast Super Late Model Series with a $5,000 to win, $400 to start, 40 lap feature event.
In three prior visits by the series, no driver has repeated a win. Trever Feathers and Jason Covert claimed UNSLMS wins in 2018, and Justin Weaver picked up the 2019 opener.
Pure Stocks will be in action for their final point race of 2019, deciding the track championship.
General admission is $18, students/seniors/military $15, kids age 12 and under are free. Pit admission is $35.
Pit gates open at 4:30, grandstands open at 5pm, and racing begins at 7pm.
Stay tuned to the Hagerstown Speedway Facebook and Twitter pages for the latest news and information, or call the speedway office at 301-582-0640 for more details.
Super Late Models return to the Hub City on July 20 as Hagerstown Speedway presents the Red Nininger Memorial.
The $3,000 to win feature is part of the Nininger’s Tire & Auto Challenge available to any driver that competes in all three memorial races.
$500 is up for grabs if a driver can win two of the three, and $1,000 extra is available if a driver can perform the sweep.
Kyle Lee won the Frank Sagi Tribute in June, so he is currently eligible for the Nininger Challenge bonus, which also includes the Tex Shaffer Memorial on August 24.
Nininger’s Tire & Auto is also paying out $100 to the SLM fast timer, along with $50 to each SLM heat race winner.
As an added bonus, $50 extra goes to each other division winner, plus trophies for every feature winner.
Late Model Sportsman and Hobby Stocks will have their final point races of 2019. Joining the card will also be the Pure Stocks and LaSalle 602 Crate Modifieds for a 5 division lineup.
Pit gates open at 4:30, grandstands at 5pm, and racing begins at 7pm.
General admission is $18, students/seniors/military $15, and kids age 12 and under are free. Pit admission is $35.
For more information, please stay tuned to our Facebook and Twitter pages for the latest news, or call the speedway office at 301-582-0640.
The Eric Johnson Memorial for Hobby Stocks that was rain postponed shortly after beginning the feature on June 29 will be made up from where it left off on Friday, September 13 during qualifying night of the Small Car Nationals.
Only those drivers that originally competed in the Eric Johnson Memorial on June 29 are eligible to compete as that race had already officially started. Two laps were completed, and 13 laps remain to finish.
The race is still $1,001 to win, and the rest of the original purse to be paid along with many other awards and bonus paid to the field of 26 cars that originally started the race.
For more information or details, call the speedway office at 301-582-0640.
Hagerstown Speedway is back in action with the annual “South of the Border” stop this Thursday, July 4th for the seventh night of the PA Sprint Speedweek for 410 Sprint Cars with the Johnny Grum Tribute.
Grum was best known in the region for his time spent behind the wheel of the No.66 cars owned by Harry Fletcher. Both have since passed away, but both are still remembered and revered for making a formidable team from the mid 1960’s through the mid 1970’s.
One of those cars was the uniquely built “Sidewinder” that featured an offset 427 Ford engine, and very low clearance that was dominant at Hagerstown Speedway. He won the 1966 Super Modified championship with that car, and another championship in 1969 with Small Block Chevy power a conventional Sprint Car.
Grum still ranks third on the all-time Sprint Car win list at Hagerstown with 21 career feature wins, and still holds the 35 and 100 lap records set in 1974.
Featured on the card with the 410 Sprints will be an exhibition of vintage race cars through the Eastern Museum of Motor Racing.
Pit gates open at 4:30, grandstands open at 5pm, and racing begins at 7:30pm.
General Admission $25, Student/Senior/Military $20, Reserved Seating (top two rows) $30. Kids age 12 and under are free. Pit Insurance is $35.
For the latest news and information, please follow Hagerstown Speedway on Facebook and Twitter, or call the speedway office at 301-582-0640.
Hobby Stocks take center stage as the headliner with their biggest race of 2019 as Hagerstown Speedway presents the Eric Johnson Memorial.
Johnson was well known as one of the area’s best Pure Stock and Hobby Stock racers. Johnson unexpectedly passed away late last year, and this race will be held in his memory.
Some big money is up for grabs in this special event for the Hobby Stocks with $1001 going to winner, and a good purse throughout the field.
Late Model Sportsman, Pure Stocks, and U-Cars fill out the the card.
Pit gates open at 4:30, grandstands at 5pm, and racing begins at 7pm.
General admission is $15, students/seniors/military $12, kids age 12 and under are free. Pit admission is $30.
Stay tuned to the Hagerstown Speedway Facebook and Twitter pages for the latest news and information or call the speedway office at 301-582-0640