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ATTICA: All Stars return to Attica Raceway Park Friday night June 22 for "Meet the Drivers Night" & "Meet the Rookies" ATTICA, OH - Following a rainout on May 18, the All Star Circuit of Champions sprint cars return to Attica Raceway Park to ...
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ATTICA:
All Stars return to Attica Raceway Park Friday night June 22 for "Meet the Drivers Night" & "Meet the Rookies"
ATTICA, OH - Following a rainout on May 18, the All Star Circuit of Champions sprint cars return to Attica Raceway Park to makeup that event this Friday June 22. As a special added bonus for race fans, following time trials several of the stars of the All Star circuit will be set up on the horse track in front of the grandstands signing autographs and meeting the fans.
Also signing autographs will be several members of the All Star KSE Rookie of the Year class of 2001. Rookie drivers expected to be on hand include Travis Rilat, Jason Johnson, Mike Wagner and Bruce Robenalt.
Over the past dozen seasons, Attica's All Star action has seen 27 drivers visiting victory lane out of 55 races. Atop the Attica winner's list is Frankie Kerr with eight wins, followed by Jeff Shepard with five visits and Mark Keegan, Dale Blaney and Joey Saldana with four wins apiece. Three time All Star champion Kenny Jacobs owns a trio of Attica wins, as does Sammy Swindell. Two time winners include Kelly Kinser, Butch Schroeder, Steve Siegel and Gary Wright. Single event victors on the star studded winner's list are Bobby Allen, Dave Blaney, Craig Dollansky, Kevin Gobrecht, Dean Jacobs, Keith Kauffman, Kemenah, Mark Kinser, Randy Kinser, Steve Kinser, Terry McCarl, Terry Shepherd, Danny Smith, Bob Teeple and Tyler Walker. Byron Reed was the winner of Attica's Coors Nationals earlier this season.
For more information, contact the All Stars at (419) 333-9964 or go to allstarsprint.com.
FLORENCE:
All Stars return to Florence Raceway Saturday night June 23
UNION, KY - The stars and cars of the All Star sprint car series return to Florence Speedway for the first time since 1990 on Saturday, June 23.
Florence has hosted the All Stars twice in the track's history, with Jac Haudenschild winning on the half-mile northern Kentucky oval in September 1981 and Jack Hewitt capturing the checkered at Florence's last All Star show in 1990.
For more information, contact the All Stars at (419) 333-9964 or go to allstarsprint.com.
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