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LMS: 2007 schedules announced
Lexington, Michigan (01/01/2007): The ASA Late Model Series Presented by GM Performance Parts is gearing up for its' fifth anniversary season in 2007. Not since the days of the USPRO Cup Series in 2003 that anticipation has been so high for the ...
Published: Jan 16, 2007, 7:33 AM
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Lexington, Michigan (01/01/2007): The ASA Late Model Series Presented by GM Performance Parts is gearing up for its' fifth anniversary season in 2007. Not since the days of the USPRO Cup Series in 2003 that anticipation has been so high for the Lexington, Michigan based series.
All three divisions within the ASALMS, the crown jewel of the series, the Challenge Division, as well as the Northern and Southern Divisions are busy preparing for the 2007 season as the 2007 season is only two months away.
The ASALMS Fifth Anniversary Season begins on Friday and Saturday March 2-3, 2007 with the 2007 ASALMS Challenge Division Season Opener at the fast 0.500 mile high-banked paved oval of the San Antonio (TX) Speedway in San Antonio, Texas for the running of the Alamo 200.
The ASALMS Southern Division will then christen its' 2007 season on Friday and Saturday March 16-17, 2007 at the 0.333 mile high-banks of the Bronson (FL) Motor Speedway, located West of Gainesville in Bronson, Florida for the Gator 100.
Finally the ASALMS Northern Division take center stage with its' 2007 season opener on Friday and Saturday April 27-28, 2007 with the A.S.I. Limited 100 at the famed O'Reilly (IN) Raceway Park at Indianapolis. The progressively banked 0.686 mile paved oval is located West of Indiana's capital city of Indianapolis, in Clermont, Indiana.
The complete schedules are as of Sunday December 31, 2006 at 12:000pm (EST) and are available on all three websites. There's still a potential for 3-5 dates yet to be added between all three divisions of the ASALMS with 1-2 dates still available in each division.
All three ASALMS 2007 Season Openers will feature a full day of practice for the cars and stars of the ASALMS the day before each respective 2007 Opener in San Antonio, Texas for the Challenge Division, Bronson, Florida for the Southern Division, and Clermont, Indiana for the Northern Division.
In what has become an ASALMS tradition to begin each season, ASALMS Director of Media/Public Relations-P.A. Announcer, Matt Prieur, once again sat down with ASALMS Founder/President, Ron Varney Jr., to talk about the upcoming Fifth Anniversary 2007 season as well as other various items of interest.
-credit: asalatemodels.com
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