Huge USAC/UMP Modified Double at THAT and Indy Mile May 20-21

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Open Wheel Fans Excited For Next Week's Can't Miss Events Terre Haute & Indiana State Fairgrounds Hosting USAC & UMP Open wheel fans across the midwest and even the country are pumped up about a number of great shows to attend next week. As a leadup to the Indy 500, Track Enterprises is preparing two huge events that fans mark down on their calendars yearly on Wednesday and Thursday, May 20-21. Terre Haute Action Track in Terre Haute, Indiana and the Indiana State Fairgrounds in Indianapolis, Indiana are the venues for the Tony Hulman Classic and the Hoosier Hundred. Drivers, teams, and fans will be gathering at the historic Terre Haute Action Track on Wednesday, May 20 for the 45th Tony Hulman Classic. The event, featuring the open wheel stars o f the USAC Sprint cars will be racing along with the UMP Modifieds. While the USAC field is always star studded, the UMP field will also feature some of the best as Kenny Wallace and Ken Schrader battle for bragging rights and the trophy. On Thursday, May 21st, fans will migrate to the Indiana State Fairgrounds for the 62nd running of the great Hoosier 100. The 1-mile oval will feature the USAC Silver Crown competitors and the UMP Modifieds, running in a $2,000 to win event. Kody Swanson won last year's Hoosier Hundred, while Schrader won the Modified portion. Wallace and a host of others will be looking to knock Schrader off the podium. On Wednesday, May 20 at Terre Haute, pit gates will open at 3:00, grandstands at 5:00, hotlaps at 6:00, and racing will begin at 7:30. Grandstand admission is $25 for adults and free for 10 and under. Infield admission is $15. On Thursday, May 21 at the Indiana State Fairgrounds, pit gates open at 12:00, grandstands at 3:00, hotlaps at 5:00, qualifying at 6:00, Modified heats at 6:30, and racing at 7:00. Grandstand admission is $25 if purchased ahead of the event, while it is $30 the day of. Children 11 and under tickets are $10. Infield admission is $15 for adults and $5 for kids. For presale tickets or information, call 217-764-3200. For info on either event, visit www.trackenterprises.com or www.terrehauteactiontrack.net.

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https://www.facebook.com/TrackEnterp...2772211544011/ Here is a commercial for the #HoosierHundred race to get everyone revved up!

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The entry list for the 62nd Annual Hoosier Hundred is GROWING!

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WIN FREE TICKETS TO TERRE HAUTE & INDIANA FAIRGROUNDS LIKE/SHARE/COMMENT on the post on the Track Enterprises Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/TrackEnterp...53566054797960 for a chance to win a pair of tickets to Terre Haute's Tony Hulman Classic and the Hoosier Hundred at the Indiana State Fairgrounds this coming Wednesday & Thursday. Winner will be announced Tuesday. Good luck and see you at the races! -------------------- USAC Tony Hulman Classic + UMP Mods Terre Haute Action Track Wednesday, May 20, 2015 3:00 Pits Open 5:00 Grandstands 6:00 Practice 7:30 Racing Grandstand Admission $25 Adults Infield Admission $15 Adults Children 10 & Under Free More info @ www.terrehauteactiontrack.net -------------------- USAC Hoosier Hundred + UMP Mods Indiana State Fairgrounds Thursday, May 21, 2015 12:00 Pits Open 3:00 Grandstands Open 5:00 Practice 6:00 Qualifying 6:30 Modified Heats 7:00 Racing Advance Admission $25 Adults $10 Children 11 & Under Order by calling Track Enterprises at 217-764-3200 or the Indiana State Fairgrounds at 317-927-7601 Raceday Admission $30 Adults $10 Children 11 & Under Infield Admission $15 Adults $5 Children More info at www.trackenterprises.com

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Who is everyone's picks to win both Wednesday and Thursday night? I'm taking Dave Darland/Ken Schrader for Terre Haute and Kody Swanson/Kenny Wallace at the Indy Mile

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Who's name will go on this tonight? Earlier I predicted Dave Darland, and that is who I am sticking with. Should be a great show.

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Did this race get rain out if so when are they they going to do it

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Unfortunately Mother Nature wasn't a race fan for Terre Haute, but things look great for Indy! Thursday Night Race Features Large Entry List A.J. Foyt, Parnelli Jones, Mario Andretti, Al Unser, Pancho Carter, Gary Bettenhausen, Jack Hewitt, and many more greats are former winners of the historic Hoosier Hundred at the Indiana State Fairgrounds. Thursday night, May 21, another name will enter the history books. It won’t be easy, as the list is filled with 34 strong competitors looking to find victory lane. The race, leading up to the biggest race weekend in Indiana, has a number of recent Hoosier Hundred winners entered. Some of the favorites to claim the top prize in Thursday’s event include last year’s winner Kody Swanson, 2013 event champion Levi Jones, and two-time winner Jerry Coons, Jr. Veteran Dave Darland has claimed three wins in the prestigious race but hasn’t found victory lane at the one-mile oval since 2004. While those drivers are going to be early picks in the friendly pools, someone else is sure to step up and challenge. Afterall, the car count looks to be stellar with 34 drivers pre-entered. The resurgence of the USAC Silver Crown cars will be easy to see at the Indiana State Fairgrounds. Not only is the Silver Crown list extensive, the UMP Modified entry list will turn some heads. Last year, just 12 drivers were pre-entered before raceday. This year, 19 have filed entries ahead of time. Included are Ken Schrader, who is always tough at the mile, Kenny Wallace who will be making his first start there, and Joey Kramer who has claimed a couple of wins in recent years at the track. With all of the recent rainouts, drivers are ready to get back on track and Thursday’s race in Indianapolis will give them a chance to knock the rust off. Pit gates will open Thursday at 12:00, grandstands at 3:00, practice will begin at 5:00, qualifying at 6:00, and feature action will start at 7:00. For more information on the two events, visit www.trackenterprises.com

[Original18babbfan]

Who's name will go on here at the end of the 2015 Hoosier Hundred? I say Kody Swanson goes back to back. What do you think?