Terry Mattox – SAPULPA, Okla. (June 15, 2015) – The Lucas Oil American Sprint Car Series presented by MAVTV American Real National Tour sets its sights on the track that started it all in 1992, the Creek County Speedway during the annual “Sizzlin Summer Speedweek” this Thursday night.
The annual ASCS National Speedweek is one of the most anticipated weeks on the Lucas Oil ASCS National Tour schedule, taking place in Midwest this week. Drivers are set for five night of action in seven days. Creek County Speedway will once again host the ASCS National Tour Speedweek for the third straight year this Thursday night, June 18th. This will be the only appearance by the ASCS National Tour in 2015 and the last visit in the series’ home state of Oklahoma.
Fans can see the best of the best sprint car drivers in the country battling it out on the “Quick Quarter” such as: Johnny Herrera, Aaron Reutzel, Wayne Johnson, Seth Bergman, Jeff Swindell, Tony Bruce, Jr., Matt Covington, Kyle Bellm, Brandon Hanks, Jordan Weaver, Kris Miller and the hometown favorite, Blake Hahn.
Also joining the ASCS National Tour is the American Bank of Okla. ASCS Red River Region presented by Smiley’s Racing Products with regional favorites like: Andy Shouse, Joe Wood, Jr., Kevin Ramey, Kade Morton, Shawn Petersen, Mickey Walker and Alex Sewell.
The night will also feature the NOW600 Micro Series presented by MyRacePass.com’s Outlaw class and Non-Wing Champ Sprints.
Gates are set to open at 5PM and Racing is set for 8PM.
Adults are $20, Kids 10-14 are $10 and Children under 10: Free. Pit passes are $35.
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Creek County Speedway is a tight quarter mile dirt track located between Sapulpa and Kellyville, Oklahoma on historic Route 66.