Sometimes going topless on memorial weekend could get you in trouble, but not if you are driving an Open Wheeled Modified this weekend. The USCS And the Mississippi Modified challenge series have just announced a $200.00 bonus can be earned at Jackson Motor Speedway this Saturday night if the feature winning Modified is topless. That’s topless cars not drivers. The fans love to see these drivers wrestling these beasts around the race track and this bonus will reward that driver who “Takes it off for the fans”. Racing action will include 600 sprints, Super late modal action, Street Stocks and the Fan favorite Outlaw Winged Sprint Cars in a Co-Sanctioned event featuring over 30 of the BEST 360 drivers from 7 different states.

Atlanta, GA – May 15, 2013 - The United Sprint Car Series www.uscsracing.com 17th Anniversary Outlaw Thunder Tour kicks off its 8th Annual USCS Sprint Speedweek (2013) on Saturday, May 25th at the famed Jackson Motor Speedway in Byrum, Misssissippi. Over just eight days the USCS Speedweek mini-series will visit four different speedways in three states while keeping travel to a minimum for the fans and race teams.

After the Speedweek opener at Jackson Motor Speedway, the high-speed entourage then travels just two and ½ hours South of Memphis, Tennessee for Speedweek Round Two at Greenville Speedway in Greenville, Mississippi on Sunday May 26th. Then after two nights on ¼ mile racing surfaces, on Monday, May 27th the mini-series moves back north to the red clay 1/3 mile racing surface at Clayhill Motorsports in Atwood, Tennessee for Round Three on the Memorial Day Monday Holiday. The traveling show then takes four days off for repairs before returning to action in Grand Finale on Saturday, June 1st at the Historic Riverside International Speedway in West Memphis, Arkansas for some “Thrills, Chills and Spills” at the country’s oldest operating dirt oval.

Dalton Davis in victory lane at 411 Speedway. (Chris Seelman photo)

SEYMOUR, Tenn. — Young gun Dalton Davis from Millington, Tenn. won the curfew-shortened United Sprint Car Series feature at 411 Motor Speedway Friday night.  The story line was set as drivers were prepared to make their move to the front. The weather was perfect but the local sheriff pulled the plug at lap 15 to end what was turning out to be an exciting race on the high banks of 411 speedway.

Davis survived two restarts and repeated challenges by defending series champion Tim “Crawdaddy” Crawley. Pole-sitter Anthony Nicholson held off a hard charging Derek Hagar for third while multi-time USCS champion Terry Gray came home in fifth.

Seymour,TN - May 3, 2013 - The ROCKAUTO.COM USCS mini sprint feature hit the track with a roar as front row Chris Openshaw from Bessemer, Alabama and Matt McCullough from Atlanta, Georgia set the pace and came screaming off of turn four in a hard fought battle for the first 6 laps. Bobby Zaiontz moved his way into the second position on lap 7 and dogged the #17 of Openshaw the remainder of the feature race. The #1 of Zaiontz said he had a good car but just could not complete the pass for the lead. Clean racing was the order of the night as the large 411 crowd were on their feet cheering the heated battle. McCullough finished a strong third followed by “Magic” Mike Magic in forth and an impressive run from the rear of the field by Shawn Nelson from Ooltewah, Tenn for the fifth position.  

Thunder in the Smokies

               Anticipation is at an all time high as the United Sprint Car Series Outlaw Thunder Tour heads to east Tennessee for 2 nights of wheelie popping side-by-side dirt track racing. All the stars of the USCS are more than ready to kick the tires and light the fires at two great short track venues. Friday night may 3^rd the tour rolls into 411 motor speedway located in Seymour Tennessee for a bullring contest the fans will not want to miss. The action track of Tennessee has produced great racing action and the fans are chomping at the bit to see the excitement of the winged 360 sprint cars along with the always thrilling 600 mini sprints. Fans will also enjoy limited late models, thunder and lightning division, mini stocks and mod lites. Pit gates will open at 4 pm so get there early, you wouldn’t want to miss 1 lap of action.

            Saturday May 4^th sees the USCS at the Smoky Mountain Speedway located in Beautiful Maryville, Tennessee. Derek Hagar National points leader looks to stay on his winning ways after his victory at Duck River Raceway Park just a couple of weeks ago. That will be no small feat as 2012 champion Tim Crawley has his guns loaded as he looks for that top spot. The field will be stacked with stars from 6 states including 10 time USCS champion “The Original Outlaw” Terry Grey from Bartlett, Tennessee. “Hot shoes” Morgan Turpin, Eric “Carolina Kid” Riggins Jr , “THE BUG MAN” Ray Bugg and Many more. You won’t want to miss these 2 giant race events as the United Sprint Car Series Thunder tour invades the smokies with Winged Outlaw sprint cars and the super exciting 600 Mini sprints both nights. Plus Limited late models $1500 to win and Southern mod lites. For more information and ticket prices visit www.411motorspeedway.net and www.smokymountainspeedway.com

They will sell you the seat but you’ll only use the EDGE

www.uscsracing.com

In order to give the fans on hand at Duck River Raceway Park on Saturday night (4/20) something else to talk about, the United Sprint Car Series Outlaw Thunder Tour has added an additional element to Saturday nights program. The USCS sprint car drivers will compete via the USCS time trial format on this Saturday night at Duck River Raceway Park. This format is used at all USCS Asphalt events and generally on the first night of a two-day show.

But, according to USCS Founder and President, Pete Walton "We just want to give the Duck River fans something to see and talk about and let them know how fast the USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour winged sprint cars are really gonna' go at the Duck. I believe the all-time track record is held by Vic Hill with a lap of 12.10. I would really expect that to fall. These cars are usually a second to a second and a half faster than the Super Late Models. With the talent we have in this series, I would expect to see several drivers set a new all-time mark for Duck River Raceway Park if the track conditions are there for the speed' concluded Walton..

Under the USCS time trial format, every driver will time trial qualify. Following time trials and depending on the number of cars entered, either 4, 5 or 6 cars invert in their qualifying heat race order. The top finishing (4, 5 or 6) cars from the heats get their times back and then are scheduled to start the main event in that order. EXCEPT their will still be a K&N Filters inversion draw for thew top six cars after all qualifying rounds to determine the final order for the front three rows in the main event.

The time trials for the Super Late Models and the USCS winged sprint cars will both occur early in the racing program, shortly after hot laps. Be there early for this part of the speed spectacle. Gates open Saturday at Duck River Raceway Park at 2:00pm...The drivers meeting is at 5:00pm and Hot ;laps are immediately thereafter. The time trials should start between 6:15 and 6:30 pm so come early! For more info on Duck River Raceway Park, please visit www.duckriverracewaypark.com or call 931-685-1009 or 931-684-8200. For rules, schedules and other info on the USCS please visit www.uscsracing.com