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PAGE A4 The INNformer February 10, 2023 The INNformer PAGE A5 Americas Baddest Bullring Super September will cap 2023 season MIDDLEBOURNE – Follo wing another successful campaign last summer, the Tyler County Speedway is pleased to release another banner slate of 2023 events for America’s Baddest Bullring. Entering year number eleven at the helm of the Middlebourne oval, the Hometown Racing Association prides itself on fast, affordable fun for the entire family and the 2023 schedule is no different. Since opening in June 1974, the Tyler County Speedway has been a favorite among racers and fans throughout the Mountain State and Mid-Ohio Valley region. America’s Baddest Bullring, is well-known among its peers for its high-banked exciting track configuration, three- and four-wide racing action, highly competitive divisions, a diverse special event lineup of races second to none and, most impor- tantly, a loyal die-hard fan base. The 2023 season at the Bullring will be one for the ages as the speedway will set course for “Super September,” a huge month of monumental money. Starting off by playing host to its traditional Labor Day weekend, Sept. 1-3, with the oldest dirt late model major event, the 55th Annual Hillbilly 100 featuring the Lucas Oil Dirt Car Series and paying the winner $30,000 with a total purse exceeding $100,000. A West Virginia tradi- tion for five decades and the Mountain State’s biggest race weekend of the season still has race fans buzzing from last year’s Kyle Larson victory. That’s not all, as just a couple of weeks later on Wednesday, Sept. 27, the nation will be tuned in as they welcome the stars of the Castrol FloRacing Night in America to town with $23,000 going to the winner. Tyler County Speedway is honored to be one of just 13 tracks selected as part of the popular midweek series, known for their impec- cable production, studio show, eiffciently run programs and stellar competition as host Dustin Jarrett and Ben Shelton will call all the action. The season will kick off in earnest Saturday, March 25, with the annual Test-and-Tune. Fans are invited out to check out the new 2023 rides as racers tune their ma- chines for the opener, plus the first of four “Grocery Getter” Enduro Series events will take the season’s first green flag. The lid oiffcially opens on the new season Saturday night, April 1, as they aren’t foolin’ around kicking off 49 years of motorsports excitement and the “Road to Super September” gets underway. Tyler County Speedway is known for hosting special events and 2023 will be no different as they welcome several sanctioning bodies and tours to America’s Baddest Bullring. Including the aforementioned Lucas Oil Dirt Car Series on Labor Day weekend, Castrol FloRacing Night in America, Sept. 27, plus a pair of visits from the RUSH Late Model Touring Series Saturday, July 22, for the 21st Annual Eaton/Childers King of the Ring and Sept. 3rd. Pennsylvania’s ULMS Late Models will roll into town for the Topless 50 May 6 with a pair of visits from the Steel Block Late Model Series April 15 for the 13th Annual Pat Herrick Memorial and Sept. 2. The brand-new Tri-State Street Stock Series will make three stops during the ’23 season with the RUSH Sprint Car Series and SCDRA Northeast Tour each making a solo trip to Middlebourne. Several tradi- tional Memorial staples of the Bullring, including the 36th Annual Earl Hill Memorial Sunday, July 2, Dick- son Classic for UMP Mods, Tammy Clegg Tribute for Dusty’s Kids club turns Hotmods, Bud Weigle Memorial, 3rd Annual Buck- 20 with even more wheat Memorial for Mini Wedges and new to the activites! See A7 schedule for 2023, the $1,500 to win Jerry Potts Me- morial for Sportmods round out the special events. Just like always at the Tyler County Speedway, several fan-friendly events adorn the most entertaining sched- ule in the region highlighted with such events as Real Housewives of the Bullring Night; Dad, Dogs & Dirt Night; “Fans First” Social Media Night to “Pack the Track FREE Night” Saturday, June 10, and Monster Truck Mania Saturday, June 24. Be sure to make the Tyler County Speedway a big part of your summertime plans and enjoy many staycations close to home with a Fast Family Fun Night of action on the regular. The Tyler County Speedway will continue to be one of the few tracks in the nation still offering two classes of Late Models on a weekly basis, including the highly popular Super Late Models and RUSH Late Models. The very competitive UMP Modifieds, Sportmods, Hotmods, SCDRA 4 Cylinders and the future racers of the MWRA Mini Wedges will round out the area’s most competitive pit area. Also, fans can get social by joining the more than 32,000 followers of the Bullring on Facebook @ www.facebook.com/thebullringwv/, where you can keep abreast of updates, news and contests regarding the 2023 season. The complete schedule can be found at www.tylercountyspeedwayonline.com. For more information, contact the Tyler County Speed- way track oiffce at 304-771-5661 or 304-771-6874. Tyler County Speedway is located 3-½ miles south of Middlebourne on State Route 18 at the Tyler County Fairgrounds, about an hour from Wheeling, Clarksburg and Parkersburg. Featuring a spacious scenic campground along the Middle Island Creek with hookups, shelters, playgrounds, shower and bathroom facilities among other amenities to en- hance the racing experience at West Virginia’s pre- Photos: Zach Yost Racing Photography & Tyler County Speedway mier venue for motorsports.
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