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HEAD’EM UP! THE STAMPEDE IS NEXT!
Haubstadt, IN - June 19, 2015 - The Hoosier Tire Midwest Sprint Car
Series will return to action at the Tri-State Speedway on Saturday
night June 27th. This event is unlike any other all season at the
track in that it will be an all 410 sprint car show with the MSCS
Sprints appearing on the same program with the MOWA Winged Sprints.
The feature for each series at the Southern Indiana Sprint Stampede
will pay $2,000 to win.
Currently the hottest driver on the MSCS circuit is Brady Short. He
will be looking for a third consecutive MSCS victory on the 27th. He
has won the last two features conducted by MSCS. Both were held at
Tri-State Speedway where he is very effective. Brady won there on
May 24 and again on June 6th. His versatility is also demonstrated
in that overall he has won four MSCS features this season at three
different tracks.
Brady Short leads the series in points as the drivers prepare for the
10th race on a twenty race MSCS schedule. Carson Short ranks second
in MSCS points. It is just his third year to compete with MSCS. He
trails Brady Short by just 38 points. The two lead a top five that
includes Robert Ballou, Jon Stanbrough, and 2014 MSCS Rookie of the
Year James Lyerla. Brandon Morin is sixth in points and he is the
top rookie driver so far this season. Kyle Cummins, Max McGhee, Jeff
Bland Jr., and Brandon Mattox round out the top ten.
Robert Ballou was in victory lane at the Stampede a year ago after
outgunning Kyle Cummins and Jeff Bland Jr. Kevin Thomas Jr. won the
MSCS portion of the inaugural event in 2013. MOWA winners the
previous two years have been Jerrod Hull and Shane Stewart.
Each year that this race is held the possibility of a driver doing
double duty does exist.
It is more complicated than adding or taking off the wing. Time
constraints and changing the set up for the car add to the difficulty.
Very few have tried. Robert Ballou was the only driver to do double duty
in 2013. He finished in the top ten in both features! Last year Kent
Schmidt and Jordan Kinser competed in the evening’s events for both
series.
Racing at Tri-State Speedway begins at 7:30 P.M., C.D.T. The track
is located three miles North of I-64 on Highway 41 at Haubstadt, IN.
Adult tickets are $20, students $15, and children 12 and under are
admitted free. Reserved seats are available for an additional $3 per
seat.
Once again on June 27th, Tri-State Speedway will continue to uphold
its’ tradition as the Class Track in presenting a winning combination
with MSCS and MOWA drivers racing at the speedway in the Southern
Indiana Sprint Stampede. This occasion is designed to double the
excitement for sprint car fans and it all happens the same night!
Provided as News And Information for MSCS.
Hoosier Tire
MIDWEST SPRINT CAR SERIES
2015 Points
Through June 6
With 9 of 20 Races Completed
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1) 11p Brady Short 541
2) 21 Carson Short 503
3) 12 Robert Ballou 435
4) 81 Jon Stanbrough 418
5) 11x James Lyerla 362
6) 98 Brandon Morin ® 340
7) 3R Kyle Cummins 328
8) 17 Max McGhee 326
9) 04 Jeff Bland Jr. 320
10) 28 Brandon Mattox 315
11) 44 Dickie Gaines 307
12) 32 Chase Stockon 305
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