This message was edited on
July 29, 2020 at
06:55:34 PM by Eagle Pit Shack Guy
With the 2020 IMCA Sprint Car Racesaver Nationals just 5 weeks away, hopefully you have your travel plans all laid out and your accomodations lined up.
The action kicks off on Thursday September 3rd with practice laps for the teams. Since many of the competitors only get the priviledge of running the high banks of Eagle Raceway once a year, this gives them much needed time to get acclimated. Also that evening will feature qualifying for the Jake Ita Memorial Race of Champions. Only past champions of the event, track champions and points leaders around the country are eligible to compete, so you know only the top drivers will be given the chance.
Friday September 4th the racing action begins in earnest. Every driver in attendance will be competing that night in heats and preliminary features to try and grab one of the top 9 positions in the A Feature, because those 9 will fill the top 3 rows of Sundays finale.
Saturday September 5th those not yet locked into Sunday's A will again compete in heats and features to snag rows 4-6 for Sunday's main event.Capping off the night will be the Jake Ita Memorial Race of Champions.
Sunday will see preliminary features to determine the final 9 drivers who will round out the field in rows 7-9. Finally, the topper to the weekend's festivities is the Big Dance where those who have earned their way in will line up 3-wide to try and take home the $2500 top prize and the coveted Racesaver Nationals Belt.
Every night's racing will give way to a pit party, with entertainment and plenty of liquid refreshments at the famous (or is it infamous) Melon Bar. You can take advantage of this time to mingle with your favorite drivers and fellow fans and dance the night away.
You can pre-purchase 4-day grandtand tickets at https://eagleraceway.formstack.com/forms/2020_racesaver_nationals_day_pass_order_form
Do not miss your chance to be part of the biggest sprint car race in the country! If you've never witnessed 27 sprint cars flying into turn 1 of a high-banked 1/3 mile bullring, its something that every true sprint car fan should see in person. We hope to see you there.
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anywhere.
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