Senoia Showdown weekend

[champion24]

It's finally here! Complete super programs Friday $3k AND Saturday $10k. Looking forward to it. Practice is Thursday night. Work on a driver's list.

[upaginit in North GA]

Weather

Have you looked at the weather forecast for Saturday?

[TerryM]

General admission is $55 for a $10K/3K show?l We'll be skipping this one

[MI Dirt Fan]

General admission is $55 for a $10K/3K show?l We'll be skipping this one

Yikessssss.

[kadams1991]

It is more than just a couple of Super Late Model events. Fans will get their money's worth.

The 2nd Annual Showdown at Senoia and the all new Showdown Shoot-Out are slated for October 26, 27 and 28 at Senoia Raceway!

Super Late Models ($3000 and $10,000 to win shows)
Limited Late Models ($2500 to win)
Crate Late Models ($2000 to win)
Late Model Sportsman ($2000 to win)
Hobby ($1000 to win)
Bomber ($1000 to win)
Mini Stock ($600 and $2500 to win shows)
Hot Shots ($600 to win)

Visit http://senoiaraceway.com/showdown/forms/ to print off or download the forms!

Reserved Grandstand seats and Trackside Parking spaces can be secured by calling the track at 770.599.6161.

Thursday, October 26 - Open Practice
FREE Grandstand Admission

Friday, October 27 - Showdown Shoot-Out
Features for Super Late Models, Crate Late Models, Bomber and Mini Stocks! Qualifying & Heats for all other divisions!
Tickets: $25; kids 5-12 $15; four & under free

Saturday, October 27
Full show for the Super Late Models ($10k to win)
Last Chance races for Limited Late Models & Hobby
Mini Stock Mania ($2500 to win)
Features for Super Late Models, Limited Late Models, Hobby, Mini and Hot Shots!!!
Tickets: $30; kids 5-12 $15; four & under free

Discounts for multi-day tickets!

FREE Camping!

Call the track or visit the website for more details.

[champion24]

Drivers led by Moyer and Clanton. Prices are jacked up to control the crowd!! A somewhat joke that we say often! Hope the weather improves, maybe a Sunday afternoon race?! I'll probably be there anyway, but many of my group will not be!

[TerryM]

We went to the WoO show at Senoia back in the summer. The grandstands were not even close to full. We heard local people all around us saying they personally knew of fans who stayed home because of the prices. This is the only track I've been to in probably 20 years in which the biggest events don't fill the bleachers. And it's because of the admission prices. The facility is lacking also, but ... the track itself is awesome. Always racey from the very top to the very bottom. If they ever find someone to run the place the way it should be ran, Senoia would be one of the nicest racing venues around. But at this point, they just continue to turn fans off with these silly admission prices.

[weatherman85]

If they're trying to control the crowd they're succeeding with me. Too much for my wallet.

[MI Dirt Fan]

Weren't they charging $10 or so more for a WoO or Lucas event than the average at other events

[weatherman85]

Yes. $35 this year for their WoO show if I'm not mistaken.

[dirt crow]

So basically 25 for a 3k to win super show Friday plus tons of lower classes. ...Naw!!!

[President Clinton]

I don’t mind the prices for adults , but pricing on Kids is bad business !!!!!! If I ran a track, I would want every young person I could get to be there!!!!They are the future of racing

[dirt crow]

I think for weekly shows, 12 and under should be free, grandstands and pits. Any and all Special events, 6-12 should be no more than the local movie theater matinee price, usually around 7 bucks. 5 and under still free.

[Chris Thomason]

$65 two day passes for the phenix city le mans this year. Goodness. Lot of racing though.

[dirt crow]

$65 two day passes for the phenix city le mans this year. Goodness. Lot of racing though.

I’m beyond done with EAMS. I’d rather drive to Montana for a $200.00 to win front wheel drive weekly show.