This weekend sees the first ever 410 outlaw sprint car shootout as the All Star Circuit of Champions invades Park Jefferson. Joining them will be the Interstate Racing Association which means that a full field of 410 sprint cars will be on hand for a night of firsts at Park Jefferson. In another first, former NASCAR Champion and now sprint car driver Tony Stewart will be entered to compete. This will be the first time that the NASCAR Champion has ever come to Siouxland to race.
Drivers from accross the country will be on the entry list. Included from the All Stars are drivers such as Texas Aaron Reutzel, who is the defending ALl Star Champion and let a number of laps in last months Open Wheel Nationals. Joining him will be OPen Wheel Nationals winner Brock Zearfoss from Pennsylvania and the always dangerous Greg Wilson from Ohio. From the IRA, Alaska native Bill "The North Pole Nightmare" Balog will head the IRA contingent. South Dakota and North Dakota will send its own contingent of stars with Sioux Falls drivers Matt Juhl and Justin Henderson expected to be on hand.
To add extra action, the IMCA Sport Modifieds will get the point season underway at Park Jefferson as the race for a $400 top prize on Friday night. Following that up is the Saturday night IMCA J&J Fitting Stock Cars who will see their second night of IMCA point action.
Tickets are $29 with children's tickets $5. Tickets can be purchased in advance at https://market.myracepass.com/store/tickets/?store=11275
Pit gates open both days at 2pm with spectator gates opening at 4pm. Hot laps are slated for 6:30 with time trials to follow.
Visiting fans can book hotel rooms at the Hampton Inn in North Sioux City for $89 Park Jefferson rate by calling 605-232-9739. The Country Inn and Suites in Dakota Dunes has a $85 Racers Rate by calling 605-232-3500. Camping is available 1 mile from the track at the KOA by calling 605-232-4519. Tell them you are with Park Jefferson Speedway.
For more information go to www.parkjeff.com or call 712-202-5540.
- Adam Adamson on May 26, 2020
- Article Date: 5/26/2020