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May Williams Grove World of Outlaws Stand Features NAPA/NGK Morgan Cup

There is just under a month to go until the World of Outlaws Sprint Cars make their return to Williams Grove Speedway for the 2016 season in the first of three stands this year.

The two-day stand on May 20 and 21 will be highlighted by the running and bestowal of the 2016 Morgan Cup, presented by NAPA and NGK Spark Plugs.

Named to honor longtime oval owner Morgan Hughes, the Morgan Cup is a perpetual trophy that resides at the home office of the circuit that proves victorious in a given annual feature event held at Williams Grove Speedway.

The Morgan Cup either going home with the outlaws to North Carolina to reside in their corporate headquarters until next year or it stays home with the PA Posse in Mechanicsburg, at the Williams Grove office.

This year's Morgan Cup presented by NAPA/NGK champion will be crowned with the running of the Saturday, May 21 main event and the lucky driver will take home a $5,000 bonus for the honor on top of the regularly posted $12,000 feature winner's share.

With over 90 years of experience in the automotive industry, NAPA Auto Parts also has a rich history in motorsports involvement at both the national & local level. The Morgan Cup race event incorporates both, with the touring division of the World of Outlaws vying with the Pennsylvania Posse for bragging rights & possession of the prize, says Todd Weber of NAPA Auto Parts.

NAPA Auto Parts is excited for its involvement with this event and proud to support Williams Grove Speedway.

NGK, the world leader in spark plugs, has its United States division headquartered in Wixom, Mich., and touts a large influence in NASCAR and Formula 1 racing.

NAPA has over 50 stores in the greater Harrisburg area.

Williams Grove General Manager Justin Loh says Williams Grove is proud to partner with NAPA and NGK.

We are delighted to have NAPA Auto Parts and NGK Spark Plugs present the sixth running of the May World of Outlaws Morgan Cup. These two companies are industry leaders in their perspective fields and will complement the tradition of this great event, Loh says.

The May 20 and 21 World of Outlaws program at Williams Grove includes fireworks with racing action getting underway each night at 7:30 pm.

Adult general admission each night is $30 with youth ages 13-20 admitted for $15.

Keep up to date on all the latest speedway news and information by visiting the oval's official website at www.williamsgrove.com or by keeping up with the oval on Facebook or Twitter.

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