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Riverside Speedway joins Member Track program
Riverside Speedway Becomes First New England ASA Member Track PENDLETON, Ind. (April 9, 2004) - New Hampshire's Riverside Speedway, located in Groveton, has signed an agreement with the American Speed Association Member Track/Level Two program for ...
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Riverside Speedway Becomes First New England ASA Member Track
PENDLETON, Ind. (April 9, 2004) - New Hampshire's Riverside Speedway, located in Groveton, has signed an agreement with the American Speed Association Member Track/Level Two program for the 2004 season. Riverside is the first track from New Hampshire to join the rapidly expanding Member Track program.
"It's fantastic being the initial track from the New England area to join the ASA Member Track program," said C.J. Robinson, owner of Riverside Speedway. To be directly involved with ASA's Northeastern expansion is awesome. We look forward to a successful relationship this year and a promising future."
Riverside Speedway is located in the northern part of New Hampshire and offers several different racing classes with regular events on Saturday nights from May through October. Featured divisions include: Pat's Auto Sales Street Stocks, Riverside Super Stocks, Tiger-Sportsman, North Country Dwarf Cars, Currier Family Dealerships Late Models and Enduro Cars.
"Riverside Speedway adds a whole new exciting dimension for the ASA Member Track/Level Two program, which opens an entirely new era in New England motorsports," said Dennis Huth, ASA Member Tracks national director. "This program links the ASA name with some of the best short tracks in America and Riverside Speedway fits that bill perfectly."
The ASA Member Track program is designed for weekly short track venues to make available many of the policies, principles, procedures and components that have made the American Speed Association a premier short track sanctioning body for 37 years.
Level Two tracks joins a select group of elite tracks displaying the ASA Member Track logo, but are not eligible for the point fund contributions and marketing programs affording Level One ASA Member Tracks.
ASA Member Tracks showcase exciting competition with their local racing programs, providing training grounds for the ASA Racing stars of tomorrow. Through the ASA Member Track program, We Build Champions.
The American Speed Association offers racing on several levels: ASA National Tour, ASA Late Model Series, several regional series, and through the rapidly expanding ASA Member Track program.
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