It's the 1st Annual Working Man 30 for Super Bombers at 191 Speedway Sept. 20

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191 Speedway
7991 KY 191
Campton, KY 41301

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

It’s the Working Man 30 for Super Bombers at 191 Speedway Saturday September 20

Campton, KY-September 14, 2014- 191 Speedway track promoter Kevin Mayabb and staff are set to return with dirt track racing in the form of a Saturday special for the Super Bombers at the 5/16 mile oval with the 1st Annual Working Man 30 event on Saturday September 20, showcasing some of the best racing in the Bluegrass state as they recognize the Super Bombers class with a $1,000 to win payday.

The event was originally scheduled to be just 20 laps, but in an effort to truly showcase the racers and cars of the division, the track has now added 10 more laps to the main event and the race will now be the Working Man 30.

The Saturday September 20 racing program will feature the track’s 1st Annual Working Man 30 event, paying $1,000 to win for Super Bombers, along with a full racing program of racing action, with $700 to win for Modifieds, $700 to win for Limited Late Models, plus $200 to win for Stock Four Cylinders.

The Working Man 30 event is the brainchild of a group of Super Bomber drivers who would like to help organize the division, consolidate the rules across multiple tracks, and present attractive payouts that will help grow the division.

This event is presented by Fraley Automotive Inc, Patton Racing Supply, Custom Suspensions, Central KY Motorsports Expo & Swap Meet, SpeeDecals, Jones Motorsports, Napa of West Liberty, Foxes General Store, Rainmaker Racecars, Hackworth Garage, Wiseman Contracting, Phantom Racing Gear, Hellraiser Motorsports, Diamond Signs, and Alissa F. Tolle, DMD.

1st Annual Working Man 30 A-Main Payouts for Saturday September 20:
Super Bomber (30 laps): 1st- $1,000, 2nd- $700, 3rd- $500, 4th- $400, 5th- $300, 6th- $250, 7th- $200, 8th- $150, 9th- $125, 10th- $100, $100 to start. The hard charger will receive a $100 bonus courtesy of Hell Raiser Motorsports. The fast qualifier will receive a $50 bonus courtesy of Diamond Signs. The hard luck driver (fastest qualifier to not start the show) will receive a $200 gift certificate to Phantom Racing Gear.
Limited Late Models (20 laps): 1st- $500, 2nd- $250, 3rd- $200, 4th- $150, 5th- $100, 6th- $75to start.
Modifieds (20 laps): 1st- $700, 2nd- $400, 3rd- $300, 4th- $225, 5th- $150, 6th- $100, 7th- $75to start.
Stock 4 Cylinder (15 laps): 1st- $200, 2nd- $100, 3rd- $75, 4th- $50, 5th- $25 to start.

Activities for the Saturday September 20 1st Annual Working Man 30 event will see the general admission area and pit area open at 3:00 p.m. The driver’s meeting will take place at 5:30 p.m., with practice laps set to begin following the drivers meeting. Time trials will get underway at 6:30 p.m., with racing set to take the green flag at 7:15 p.m. Ticket prices on Saturday September 20 in the general admission area will be $12 for adults, while children ages 11 and under are FREE, while a pit pass will be $25 for adults 12 and older; $5 ages 6-11.

For more information about racing activities at 191 Speedway, visit the track’s webpages on the internet at www.191speedway.com or on Facebook atwww.facebook.com/pages/191-Speedway/131651980213080. Patrons and/or other interested parties can phone the track on raceday at 606-662-9191. Or reach the promoters at 606-362-5798 or 606-662-4117.

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AR Bodies has agreed to sponsor $500 off a new body for the winner of the race and 5 more $150 vouchers off a new body that will be randomly selected throughout the field.

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Just a friendly mid-week reminder.

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Tomorrow Night!