Seven stars speedway racing April 9th

[jacobrayson7]

Seven stars speedway is racing Saturday April 9th!!!

Seven stars speedway special season opener presented by Jake Rayson and crew.

Gates will open at 10:30am!
Warm ups will be at 1:00pm!
This is not a normal seven stars speedway event
We will be using electronic scoring! We are going with two rounds of Practice by class, in groups. Then we will run Time Trials for all Classes running Saturday EXCEPT pre rookie red caged, and pre rookie red! You will run a heat race! The Orange Transponder bags are required for everyone but pre rookie red caged and open. The bag will go on the bottom of the steering shaft!!
Season long parking is in effect if you plan on not attending Saturday, this is fine but you need to let us know! As your spot will be used! Any questions please private message us! This event will be normal payout!

Attention winged caged class from Pennscreek! We were asked if we would run you guys Saturday. Since this is a special event bring us 5 hopefully more! and we will run you! You will follow pennscreek rules but you will still be running Time Trials the same as everyone else.
Bring a radio as we have an fm transmitter!

Our kitchen will be open serving lunch!

And lastly we are a Burris only track!

**RACE RECEIVERS ARE MANDATORY FOR EVERYONE!!!**

 

[racing promotor]

Come Join in If you've never raced here your in for a treat, fastest true 1/8 mile dirt oval I know of . If you need gearing info or tire info hit me up.

 

[racing promotor]

Don't stay away thinking to much rain for the track, the track is great, in the best condition it's ever been to start the season off.

 

[racing promotor]

For those of you that were there and have raced there before wondering why track was different , and for those that went based on someone giving them info on normally how good the surface grips up and are wondering why it didn't. because it was more less bug day eventhough race format. Cooler temps and over cast. Not as many entries as normal calcium was not used, so what ended up happening is moisture did not stay on surface as long as normal during practice so it sealed over and got extremely slick no grip, then it took mostly the entire event until that sealed over surface gritted off enough to gain more grip, when calcium is used it keeps making moisture longer and the karts running on it keeps running that moisture in adding grip.