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08-05-2012, 11:19 AM
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Ole Smoky Moonshine Classic up next for Smoky Mountain Speedway on August 11th
Southern Regional Racing Series making return trip during the double-header weekend
By Chris Tilley (C/T Marketing and Motorsports Services)
CONTACT: (606) 219-1723 or tilleyracing@gmail.com or @TILLEYRACING on Twitter
MARYVILLE, TN (August 5, 2012)—The Ole Smoky Moonshine Classic will be the next event for Smoky Mountain Speedway on Saturday Night August 11th.
The Maryville, TN track will host its seventh Super Late Model event of the season and this will also mark the second visit of the season by the Southern Regional Racing Series. The Limited Late Models will be on the racing card paying $1,000 to win as well as the Topless Modifieds racing for $350 to win Street Stocks racing for $350 to win. Also, the Ole Smoky Moonshine girls will be in the house on August 11th!
Ole Smoky Moonshine, an official partner of Bristol Motor Speedway in Tennessee also launched an official partnership with Charlotte Motor Speedway in North Carolina this past Memorial Day Weekend during the Coca-Cola 600 and is back on as title sponsor for the SRRS-sanctioned event. Ole Smoky is the first federally licensed distillery in the history of East Tennessee. Located in the Ole Smoky Moonshine Holler in Gatlinburg, TN, visit their website at www.olesmokymoonshine.com for further information or give them a call at (865) 436-6995.
Vic Hill of Mosheim, TN dominated the first three Late Model events held at Smoky Mountain Speedway by capturing the Southern All Stars $5,000 event on April 14th then taking the USLMS event on May 26th and also the June 16th Southern All Stars Big Daddy 500 event. Ray Cook of Brasstown, NC holds two wins at Smoky Mountain. Cook took $3,000 in the Southern Regional Racing Series-SHOWDOWN event win on June 30th as well as the USLMS event on July 7th. On July 17th Mike Marlar of Winfield, TN took the $3,500 win during the Schaeffer Oil Southern Nationals Series’ first-ever visit to Smoky Mountain during a thrilling race with Chris Madden of Gray Court, SC.
On Saturday August 11th the Pit gates will swing open at 3:00 pm and Grandstand/Tier Parking gates opening at 5:00 pm with Driver’s Meeting slated for around 7:00 pm. Adult General Admission is $15.00 with Children 6-11 being $5.00 and five and under admitted free. In tier parking, it’s $20.00 for adults while children 6-11 are $10.00 and five and under admitted free. Adult Pit Passes are $35.00 while children 11 and under are admitted for $15.00.
The Smoky Mountain Speedway is located at 809 Brickmill Road in Maryville, TN 37801. The track phone number is (865) 856-8989. You can obtain further information on Smoky Mountain Speedway by logging on to www.smokymountainspeedway.com . Be a follower of Smoky Mountain Speedway on Twitter by following @SMOKYMTNSPEED.
Further information on the Southern Regional Racing Series can be obtained by visiting www.southernregionalracingseries.com .
SRRS $3,000 to win Purse: 1) $3000, 2) $1500, 3) $900, 4) $800, 5) $700, 6) $600, 7) $575, 8) $550, 9) $525, 10) $500, 11) $400, 12) $390, 13) $380, 14) $370, 15) $360, 16) $350, 17) $340, 18) $330, 19) $320, 20) $310, 21) $300, 22) $300, 23) $300, 24) $300.
2012 Southern Regional Racing Series event winners:
March 17-Shane Clanton (East Alabama Motor Speedway)
March 24-Chuck Proctor (Clarksville Speedway)
April 7-Josh Putnam (Sugar Creek Raceway)
May 4-Riley Hickman (Boyd’s Speedway)
June 2-Aaron Ridley (North Georgia Speedway)
June 23-Aaron Ridley (Sugar Creek Raceway)
June 28-Todd Morrow (Duck River Speedway)
June 29-Todd Morrow (Duck River Speedway
June 30-Ray Cook (Smoky Mountain Speedway)
July 2-Ray Cook (411 Motor Speedway)
July 3-Dustin Linville (Wartburg Speedway)
July 7-David Payne (Sugar Creek Raceway)
August 3-Aaron Ridley (Boyd’s Speedway)
2012 Southern Regional Racing Series Upcoming Events:
August 10-411 Motor Speedway-Seymour, TN-$3,000 to win
August 11-Smoky Mountain Speedway-Maryville, TN-$3,000 to win
About Ole Smoky® Moonshine
When the state of Tennessee changed its laws in July 2009, allowing the licensed production of whiskey and other spirits across new counties, a group of local families saw an opportunity to showcase the art of superior, mountain-made moonshine. Ole Smoky® Moonshine is a line of authentic products made from family recipes passed down through generations by inhabitants of the Great Smoky Mountains region of Appalachia. In addition to their flagship products, available for purchase at the distillery is a variety of Ole Smoky® Moonshine infused sauces, swag and seasonal flavors which include Blueberry, Grape, Strawberry, Lemon Drop, Peach, Hunch Punch and Pink Lemonade! Ole Smoky® Moonshine is headquartered in Gatlinburg, Tennessee. Visit the Ole Smoky Distillery in person or online at www.olesmokymoonshine.com. Follow them on Facebook and Twitter @olesmoky. Shine Responsibly®
Ole Smoky Moonshine Classic up next for Smoky Mountain Speedway on August 11th
Southern Regional Racing Series making return trip during the double-header weekend
By Chris Tilley (C/T Marketing and Motorsports Services)
CONTACT: (606) 219-1723 or tilleyracing@gmail.com or @TILLEYRACING on Twitter
MARYVILLE, TN (August 5, 2012)—The Ole Smoky Moonshine Classic will be the next event for Smoky Mountain Speedway on Saturday Night August 11th.
The Maryville, TN track will host its seventh Super Late Model event of the season and this will also mark the second visit of the season by the Southern Regional Racing Series. The Limited Late Models will be on the racing card paying $1,000 to win as well as the Topless Modifieds racing for $350 to win Street Stocks racing for $350 to win. Also, the Ole Smoky Moonshine girls will be in the house on August 11th!
Ole Smoky Moonshine, an official partner of Bristol Motor Speedway in Tennessee also launched an official partnership with Charlotte Motor Speedway in North Carolina this past Memorial Day Weekend during the Coca-Cola 600 and is back on as title sponsor for the SRRS-sanctioned event. Ole Smoky is the first federally licensed distillery in the history of East Tennessee. Located in the Ole Smoky Moonshine Holler in Gatlinburg, TN, visit their website at www.olesmokymoonshine.com for further information or give them a call at (865) 436-6995.
Vic Hill of Mosheim, TN dominated the first three Late Model events held at Smoky Mountain Speedway by capturing the Southern All Stars $5,000 event on April 14th then taking the USLMS event on May 26th and also the June 16th Southern All Stars Big Daddy 500 event. Ray Cook of Brasstown, NC holds two wins at Smoky Mountain. Cook took $3,000 in the Southern Regional Racing Series-SHOWDOWN event win on June 30th as well as the USLMS event on July 7th. On July 17th Mike Marlar of Winfield, TN took the $3,500 win during the Schaeffer Oil Southern Nationals Series’ first-ever visit to Smoky Mountain during a thrilling race with Chris Madden of Gray Court, SC.
On Saturday August 11th the Pit gates will swing open at 3:00 pm and Grandstand/Tier Parking gates opening at 5:00 pm with Driver’s Meeting slated for around 7:00 pm. Adult General Admission is $15.00 with Children 6-11 being $5.00 and five and under admitted free. In tier parking, it’s $20.00 for adults while children 6-11 are $10.00 and five and under admitted free. Adult Pit Passes are $35.00 while children 11 and under are admitted for $15.00.
The Smoky Mountain Speedway is located at 809 Brickmill Road in Maryville, TN 37801. The track phone number is (865) 856-8989. You can obtain further information on Smoky Mountain Speedway by logging on to www.smokymountainspeedway.com . Be a follower of Smoky Mountain Speedway on Twitter by following @SMOKYMTNSPEED.
Further information on the Southern Regional Racing Series can be obtained by visiting www.southernregionalracingseries.com .
SRRS $3,000 to win Purse: 1) $3000, 2) $1500, 3) $900, 4) $800, 5) $700, 6) $600, 7) $575, 8) $550, 9) $525, 10) $500, 11) $400, 12) $390, 13) $380, 14) $370, 15) $360, 16) $350, 17) $340, 18) $330, 19) $320, 20) $310, 21) $300, 22) $300, 23) $300, 24) $300.
2012 Southern Regional Racing Series event winners:
March 17-Shane Clanton (East Alabama Motor Speedway)
March 24-Chuck Proctor (Clarksville Speedway)
April 7-Josh Putnam (Sugar Creek Raceway)
May 4-Riley Hickman (Boyd’s Speedway)
June 2-Aaron Ridley (North Georgia Speedway)
June 23-Aaron Ridley (Sugar Creek Raceway)
June 28-Todd Morrow (Duck River Speedway)
June 29-Todd Morrow (Duck River Speedway
June 30-Ray Cook (Smoky Mountain Speedway)
July 2-Ray Cook (411 Motor Speedway)
July 3-Dustin Linville (Wartburg Speedway)
July 7-David Payne (Sugar Creek Raceway)
August 3-Aaron Ridley (Boyd’s Speedway)
2012 Southern Regional Racing Series Upcoming Events:
August 10-411 Motor Speedway-Seymour, TN-$3,000 to win
August 11-Smoky Mountain Speedway-Maryville, TN-$3,000 to win
About Ole Smoky® Moonshine
When the state of Tennessee changed its laws in July 2009, allowing the licensed production of whiskey and other spirits across new counties, a group of local families saw an opportunity to showcase the art of superior, mountain-made moonshine. Ole Smoky® Moonshine is a line of authentic products made from family recipes passed down through generations by inhabitants of the Great Smoky Mountains region of Appalachia. In addition to their flagship products, available for purchase at the distillery is a variety of Ole Smoky® Moonshine infused sauces, swag and seasonal flavors which include Blueberry, Grape, Strawberry, Lemon Drop, Peach, Hunch Punch and Pink Lemonade! Ole Smoky® Moonshine is headquartered in Gatlinburg, Tennessee. Visit the Ole Smoky Distillery in person or online at www.olesmokymoonshine.com. Follow them on Facebook and Twitter @olesmoky. Shine Responsibly®