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I-80 Speedway to Host Second Channellock Fall Classic
I-80 Speedway to Host Second Channellock Fall Classic MEADVILLE, PA (January 21) - Channellock, Inc., announced Monday it will continue its sponsorship of the Channellock Fall Classic in 1999. This year's event will be moved up on the ...
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I-80 Speedway to Host Second Channellock Fall Classic MEADVILLE, PA (January 21) - Channellock, Inc., announced Monday it will continue its sponsorship of the Channellock Fall Classic in 1999. This year's event will be moved up on the Pennzoil World of Outlaws Series' schedule and be run September 24-25 at I-80 Speedway in Greenwood, NE. The Channellock Fall Classic will be televised live by TNN Motorsports Saturday, September 25th. Channellock, Inc., a world-renowned hand tool manufacturer, currently sponsors the Channellock Spring Classic at Williams Grove Speedway, scheduled for May 27-28 this year; the five-lap Channellock Dash, which is run at each World of Outlaws event; and by serving as the Official Tool of the World of Outlaws. The company also sponsors three-time World of Outlaws champion Sammy Swindell's #1 Channellock Stealth. "We're looking forward to our second Channellock Fall Classic," Scott Jonap, Channellock's vice-president of sales and marketing, said. "We enjoyed great success with our inaugural Channellock Fall Classic at Las Vegas last year. I-80 Speedway looks like a terrific venue for the 1999 event, and we look forward to working with the World of Outlaws, TNN Motorsports and the folks at I-80 Speedway to make this year's Channellock Fall Classic an even greater success." Channellock, Inc., a recognized leader in the manufacture of high- quality pliers and hand tools, has sponsored Swindell in the Pennzoil World of Outlaws Series since 1996. The company has also played a vital role as a WoO series sponsor in various capacities in recent years. To learn more about Channellock products, company history and racing sponsorship, visit the Channellock Interactive at http://www.channellock.com. WoO
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