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Lucas Oil ASCS presented by K&N Filters 2011 Schedule: <pre> February 9 Thunderbowl Raceway Tulare, CA February 11 Kings Speedway Hanford, CA February 12 TBA ...

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Lucas Oil ASCS presented by K&N Filters 2011 Schedule:

<pre> February 9 Thunderbowl Raceway Tulare, CA February 11 Kings Speedway Hanford, CA February 12 TBA TBA February 18 USA Raceway Tucson, AZ February 19 USA Raceway Tucson, AZ

March 25        Devil's Bowl Speedway                   Mesquite, TX
March 26        Devil's Bowl Speedway                   Mesquite, TX
April 15        I-30 Speedway                           Little Rock, AR
April 16        I-30 Speedway                           Little Rock, AR
May 6           Tri-City Speedway                       Pontoon Beach, IL
May 7           Riverside International Speedway        West Memphis, AR
May 28          Jetmore Motorplex                       Jetmore, KS
May 29          Jetmore Motorplex                       Jetmore, KS
June 4          I-30 Speedway                           Little Rock, AR
June 10         Eagle Raceway                           Eagle, NE
June 11         Eagle Raceway                           Eagle, NE
June 24         LA Raceway                              La Monte, MO
June 25         Lake Ozark Speedway                     Eldon, MO
July 8          Clay County Fairgrounds                 Spencer, IA
July 9          I-90 Speedway                           Hartford, SD
July 15         Grays Harbor Raceway                    Elma, WA
July 16         Grays Harbor Raceway                    Elma, WA
July 22         Cottage Grove Speedway                  Cottage Grove, OR
July 23         Cottage Grove Speedway                  Cottage Grove, OR
July 29         Placerville Speedway                    Placerville, CA
July 30         Placerville Speedway                    Placerville, CA
August 4        Knoxville Raceway                       Knoxville, IA
August 5        Knoxville Raceway                       Knoxville, IA
August 6        Knoxville Raceway                       Knoxville, IA
August 27       I-30 Speedway                           Little Rock, AR

September 24 Lucas Oil Speedway Wheatland, MO

October 21      Devil's Bowl Speedway                   Mesquite, TX
October 22      Devil's Bowl Speedway                   Mesquite, TX
October 27      I-30 Speedway                           Little Rock, AR
October 28      I-30 Speedway                           Little Rock, AR
October 29      I-30 Speedway                           Little Rock, AR
November 11     Southern New Mexico Speedway            Las Cruces, NM
November 12     Southern New Mexico Speedway            Las Cruces, NM
November 17     USA Raceway                             Tucson, AZ
November 18     USA Raceway                             Tucson, AZ
November 19     USA Raceway                             Tucson, AZ

-source: ascs

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