A Tradition Like No Other

A Tradition Like No Other...
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P.O. BOX 853 • WEST SALEM, WI 54669
HWY. 16 & CTY. RD. M • I-90 EXIT 12
608-786-1525
[email protected]
RACE
WEEKEND
PRESORTED
STANDARD
U.S. Postage
PAID
La Crosse, WI
Permit No. 869
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CURRENT RESIDENT OR:
OCTOBER
4-5-6-7, 2012
PICTURE YOURSELF IN THE MIDDLE OF ALL THIS FUN!
CHECK IT ELF
S
OUT FOR YOUORN!
IN PERS
• 700 Laps of Feature Racing • Campground Fun • Cold Beverages
• Festive Fun Atmosphere • Variety of Great Foods • 500 Race Cars
• Variety of Race Cars • 15+ Different Divisions
PLUS! LEGENDARY AFTER-RACE PARTIES!
WWW.OKTOBERFESTRACEWEEKEND.COM
RACE
WEEKEND!
WELCOME
TO
Dear Race Fan,
Please join us and be our guest in helping us celebrate the
43rd Anniversary of the Oktoberfest Race Weekend. It is
our goal to provide area race fans and racers one of the finest
racing events in the upper Midwest to be a part of. We hope
that you go home with many memories, as well as anticipation
for the 44th Oktoberfest next year.
If you have been a part of the Oktoberfest weekend before,
you are likely familiar with the four day format. Over the years,
‘Fest has grown from a two day race event to three, and more
recently to four days. Further, fans are invited to stay with us
in the popular camper village for up to a week, starting on
Monday October 1st through Monday, October 8th.
Thank you goes out to all of you whom have attended and
competed over the years at this annual event. It is all of you
who help make the event so fun for everyone. If you will be
returning this year, you again will see several groups that help
us organize and put on the event. The West Salem Youth
Hockey, 4-H Youth Group, Tornado Youth Hockey, the
La Crosse Agricultural Society, a Local Fast Pitch Softball
Team, Youth Church Groups and the Knights of Columbus,
plus others that are here to make the event run smooth for all,
and help create great memories. On behalf of them and the
staff and management of La Crosse Fairgrounds Speedway,
THANK YOU.
If you have not been to Oktoberfest, ask your racing friends
about it. Or, better yet, just take that road trip for the
weekend…. Enjoy the Racing, the Foods, the Festive
atmosphere, the fall colors, the Racing Fraternity and all of
the FUN! Experience Oktoberfest… it is a racing event like no
other!
Sincerely,
Speedway Staff
2012 TICKET PRICES
General Admission
Single Day General Admission Tickets
Thurs.
20
$
10
$
Adult
$
Student (Age 12-17) w/Student I.D.
$
Child (Age 6-11)
Fri.
6
Sat. Sun.
25
$
12
$
6
$
$
25
$
12
$
6
$
25
12
6
$
Age 5 & Under FREE!
Multi-Day Wrist Bands
Includes After-Race Party Admission!
Thursday-Friday-Saturday-Sunday...............
Friday-Saturday-Sunday...............................
Saturday-Sunday...........................................
Friday-Saturday.............................................
85
65
$
40
$
40
$
$
Available at the Box Office Only, Starting Thurs., October 4th
MEGA TICKET!!!!
A B C
TURN 1
TURN 2
DECK
Rows 14-23 Reserved Seats!
TURN 4
TURN 3
Thursday...................... $20
Friday........................... $25
Saturday....................... $25
Sunday......................... $25
• Includes post-race
party admission
• Avoid the rush!
• Guarantee yourself a
great seat!
ALL MAJOR CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED AT BOX OFFICE #1
2
congratulations
2011
!
event winners
jake arneson • Brian back • john baumeister jr.
branden berg • justin berg • eric buchholz
steve carlson • rob curran
On the Bluffs - On the Trails - On the Water
Discover Onalaska
Wisconsin
Contact us for FREE Area Visitor
and Lodging Information
for 2012
West Salem’s
Next Door
Neighbor
• Over 40
Restaurants
• More than 100
Retail Stores
• Bowling Alley/Golf
Courses
• Hiking & Biking Trails
• Family Fun!
1-800-873-1901 or 608-781-9570
www.discoveronalaska.com
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john deangelis jr. • mike ehde • dan fredrickson • dan gilster
jimmy gilster • j. herbst • brandon hill • larry holets
skylar holzhausen • randy humfELd • matt inglett
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THE MANY FACES OF OKTOBERFEST RACE WEEKEND...
HAVE YOURS BE A PART OF THE GREAT TIMES!
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The Many in the Grandstands
Patiently Waiting to Cross
Cornhole Tournament
Pet Costume Parade Spectators
Corey Jankowski... Rock Star...
Getting Firewood
Dan Jung was a Busy Guy!
Campground Relaxation
Join Us in Victory Lane
Mini Doughnuts or Corn Dogs Anyone?
Pumpkin Coloring Contest
... or avid outdoorsman??????
cory jankowski • ANDY JIRIK • DAN JUNG • TODD KAMISH • BRENT kane
becca kasten • brent kirchner • neil knoblock • frank kreyer
mike lange • Jon lemkE • scott luck • austin luedtke • tom luethe
LA CROSSE SPEEDWAY DIRECTORY
29
26
18
25
12
27
14
24
22
28
23
15
16
2
3
21
4
5
19
6
13
30 8
7
1
11
10
20
9
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TRACK FACTS
1. Speedway Office
2. Ticket / Office Entrance
3. Souvenir Stand
4. Race Tower / Concession
5. Restrooms / VIP Deck
6. Concession
7. Playground
8. Reserved Seating
9. Grandstand Exit
10. United Auto Supply
Hospitality Chalet
11. Ashley Furniture Scoreboard
12. Whelen Message Center
13. Track Gate 3
14. Victory Lane
15. Flagstand / Track Gate 2
16. Track Gate 1
17. Pit Entrance
18. Tech Area
19. Family Seating
20. Handicap Parking
21. Upper Pit Area
22. Pitview Acres
23. Quarter Mile Track
24. Staging Area
25. West Pit
26. Backstretch Pit
27. East Pit
28. Acceleration Lane
29. Track Exit to Pit
30. LawnKeepers
Party Deck
410 Veterans Memorial Drive (Riverside Park)
La Crosse, WI 54601 (608) 782-2366 or (800) 658-9424
www.explorelacrosse.com
WEST SALEM
• AmericInn............................................608-786-3340
HOLMEN
• Prairie Inn & Suites 608-781-4490 or 608-841-3480
ONALASKA
• Baymont Inn & Suites.........................608-783-7191
• Clearwater Resort...............................608-781-1716
• Comfort Inn.........................................608-781-7500
• Cozy Corner Cottages........................608-781-3792
• Edgewater Motel................................608-783-2286
• Hampton Inn.......................................608-779-5000
• Holiday Inn Express............................608-783-6555
• Lake Motel..........................................608-783-3348
• Lumber Baron B&B............................608-781-8938
• Microtel Inn.........................................608-783-0833
• Onalaska Inn.......................................608-783-2270
• Shadow Run Lodge............................608-783-0020
• Stoney Creek Inn...608-781-3060 or 800-659-2220
TOMAH
• AmericInn............................................608-372-4100
• Brentwood Inn....................................608-372-4500
• Comfort Inn.........................................608-372-6600
• Cranberry Suites.................................608-374-2801
• Daybreak Budget Host.......................608-372-5946
• Econo Lodge......................................608-372-9100
• Highway 21 Motel...............................608-372-1020
• Hillside Motel......................................608-372-5569
• Holiday Inn..........................................608-372-3211
• Lark Inn...............................................608-372-5981
• Park Motel...........................................608-372-4655
• Red Gables Motel...............................608-372-6868
• Rest Well Motel...................................608-372-2471
• Super 8 Motel.................................608-372-3901
Onalaska Center
for Commerce & Tourism
1101 Main Street, Onalaska, WI
(608)
781-9570 or 1-800-873-1901
www.discoveronalaska.com
SPARTA
• Best Nights Inn...................................608-269-3066
• Best Western Sparta Trail Lodge.......608-269-2664
• Budget Host........................................608-269-6991
• Country Inn.........................................608-269-3110
• Cranberry Country B&B.....................608-366-1000
• Holiday Inn Express............................608-269-4504
• Just-N-Trails B&B...............................608-269-4522
• Scottish Inn.........................................608-269-3138
• Spartan Motel.....................................608-269-2770
• Sunset Motel.......................................608-269-2140
• Super 8 Motel.....................................608-269-8489
LA CROSSE
• Affordable Inn......................................608-784-2278
• America’s Best....................................608-781-3070
• Bently-Wheeler...................................877-889-8585
• Best Western Midway Hotel...............608-781-7000
• Bluff View House................................608-317-4311
• Brookstone Inn...................................800-243-3053
• Celtic Inn.............................................608-782-7040
• Courtyard by Marriott.........................608-782-1000
• Days Inn Hotel....................................608-783-1000
• Econolodge.........................................608-781-0200
• Four Gables B&B................................608-788-7958
• Grandstay Suites...608-769-1615 or 877-388-7829
• Guest House Motel.............................608-784-8840
• Holiday Inn La Crosse........................608-784-4444
• Howard Johnson’s..............................608-781-0400
• Maple Grove Motel.............................608-788-0353
• Radisson Hotel......608-784-6680 or 800-333-3333
• Settle Inn.............................................608-781-5100
• Super 8 of La Crosse..........................608-781-8880
• Welch Motel........................................608-788-1300
• Wilson School House Inn...................608-787-1982
BANKING: 5/8 Compound, 5°, 8°, 11°
1/4 Various
WIDTH: Straights: 50’
Turns: 5/8 - 60’ • 1/4 - 5-’, 75’
SPEED CONVERSION:
5/8 - 1963/Lap Time
1/4 - 900/Lap Time
TRACK RECORD: 18.177 Sec.
107.994 MPH Kody Swanson 5-16-08
AREA LODGING
La Crosse Area
Convention & Visitors Bureau
5/8 mile • 1/4 mile
LOCATION: West Salem, WI - 5 miles east of Onalaska, Wisconsin at the
intersection of U.S. Hwy 16 and Cty. Hwy M
LENGTH OF TRACK: Large Track - 5/8 mile • Small Track - 1/4 mile
SPEED CONVERSION: Large Track - 1963÷ lap time. Small Track 900÷ lap
time
SURFACE: 5/8 Mile - Six inch highway grade asphalt over five inch base of
ground asphalt from original pavement. First paved July 1970, repaved in
1994. Quarter mile - Six inch asphalt over three inch base, paved in 1987
SHAPE OF TRACKS: Oval
WIDTH OF TRACKS: All straights 50 foot wide; half mile turns 60 foot
wide; quarter mile turns 50 (2 & 3) and 75 foot (1 & 4) wide
DEGREE OF BANKING: 5/8 Mile Track - Compound Banking, 4 degree
straights 4, 6 & 9 degrees in turns. Small Track - Various degrees of banking
RETAINING WALL: Steel Reinforced concrete wall, 3.5 feet high, 90
degrees to racing surface on half mile. Quarter mile has movable, steel reinforced cement highway barriers secured with steel cable.
TOTAL TRACK ACREAGE: 35 Acres
TYPES OF RACING: NASCAR Weekly Series Late Models, Sportsmen,
Thunderstox, 4 Cylinders, Outlawz.
RACING SCHEDULE: Every Saturday night, mid-April through mid-September, plus specials throughout the season and the Annual Oktoberfest
Race Weekend in early October
SAFETY VEHICLES: Two Fire/Safety Trucks, one ambulance, three recovery vehicles
WHEN OPENED: Operated as dirt track until 1965. First operated as an
asphalt track in July 1970.
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HUNGRY?
You’ll Find a Variety of Foods Available @ Fest
Hamburgers • Brats • Fries • Cheese Curds • BBQ’s
Chili Cheese Fries • Chili • Onion Rings • Corn Dogs
Mini Donuts • Queen’s Apples • Pizza
Gyros • Super Pretzels • Popcorn
Pork Chop Sandwiches • Hot Beef
Cotton Candy • Hot Dogs • Nachos
Egg Rolls • Batterfried Onions
AND MORE!
Visit the
Midway
Outside the
Grandstands!
Souvenir Vendors • Food Stands
Entertainment
FOR LODGING & TOURIST INFORMATION, CONTACT: CENTER FOR COMMERCE & TOURISM
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ty majeski • bill martin • griffin mcgrath • gary mitidero • andy moore
tim murphy • dan navrested • dale nottestad • nick panitzke
davey pennel • cardell potter • brad powelL • dennis Prunty
what makes oktoberfest race weekend so unique?
UNIQUE RACE FORMATS
Dick Trickle 99 & JMCK 63
Three Segments
• 1st Lined Up by a Draw or Qualifying
• 2nd Lined Up by 1st Segment Finish - Inverted!
• 3rd Lined Up by Finish of 2nd Segment
But... Invert Top 8 Plus the Draw!
Overall Winner Decided with Driver
Having Lowest Score!
grounds entertainment & activities
Unique Awards
Cornhole Tournament
Kids Events:
Pumpkin Coloring
Contest & Pet Costume Parade
Legendary After-Race
Parties With:
yesteryear’s racers champions reunion
Sunday: United Auto Supply Hospitality Chalet
Contact Dave Danielski at www.starmakermultimedia.com for details.
bryan reffner • colin reffner • zack riddle • Joe Rinartz • travis rodewald
stevE rozek • JOHNNY SAUTER • TRAVIS SAUTER • RICK SCHERMERHORN
JASON SCHULER • GEORGE SPARKMAN • TRAVIS STANLEY • KYLE STARK
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Welcome Campers!
CAMPING AREAS OPEN
MON., OCT. 1ST AT NOON
CAMPERS NOT ALLOWED ON GROUNDS UNTIL NOON
RULES & REGULATIONS
• PARKING: One Camper per designated reserved camping stall. All
camping is classified as “primitive” camping. Porta-Jons and trash removal are provided.
• RESERVED: Reserved Camping areas are inside the fence, on the north
end of the west lot outside the fence, and along both edges of the east
gravel parking lot.
• All Other areas are on a first-come, first-parked basis. Do not “rope” off
more space than you need. Officials reserve the right to remove any ropes
or tape put up around empty spaces at any time. Campground roads and
boundaries will be marked with paint. Please stay within the confines of
the area near your unit. You may only save space for one other camping
unit outside the reserved area - until Thursday at 6:00 p.m.
• Please limit driving vehicles inside the campground to one per space.
The camping area is not a parking lot.
• QUIET HOURS: Campground quiet hours will be enforced - 1:00 am to
6:00 a.m., as a courtesy to everyone. Please limit generator noise & use
during quiet hours. NO Loud music, etc during quiet hours. Security has
the authority to ask any person or groups of individuals who are abusing
the quiet hour policy to leave. Permission is also granted to remove any
pit or grandstand wristband because of violator’s conduct.
• NO CAMPING AREAS: No Camping allowed within the center of the
East spectator parking lot (Gravel lot off Cty. Rd M). That area is reserved
for CAR PARKING. Both sides of the lot - east and west are reserved
camping. Also Camping is not permitted in designated HAULER PARKING LOTS unless approved by camping or speedway officials.
• Speed limit through all the grounds is 5 MPH. We have lots of people,
including children.. Let’s make it safe for everyone.
• Please stay out of the buildings, barns, etc. Violators will be considered
Trespassers.
• PETS: Pets are allowed but must be on a leash at all times (State Health
Dept. Regulations). Pets may not be left unattended. Clean up pet waste.
Pets are NOT allowed in the grandstands or the pit areas.
• CAMPFIRES: Contain all fires in supplied fire rings (or bring your own).
All fires must be attended at all times. Absolutely No Bonfires. Do not
burn tires, furniture, or anything with nails. Use Supplied (limited supply)
free firewood. Please do not destroy buildings, fences, etc.. (Take only
what you will need from the FREE supplied wood.)
• GARBAGE: Please throw bagged refuse into dumpsters. GLASS CONTAINERS: Please dispose of in a trash barrel for everyone’s safety.
• Absolutely no ATV’s, motorized bikes, etc. allowed on grounds. (Handicap must provide certificate of insurance to use any mobile vehicles - i.e.:
golf carts.) Permits are now available for golf carts & ATV’s. No use after
11pm. Must have lights between 6-11pm.
• NO FIREWORKS - Violators will be removed and lose any reserved
camping privileges in the future.
• RV HOLDING TANKS: Holding tanks may be emptied at the Veterans
Memorial Park (for a fee), 1/4 mile away, but NOT At the Fairgrounds.
• No Flag poles over 20’ tall. Poles must be wood or PVC. No Metal or
aluminum poles.
• REMEMBER, Please be considerate to other campers. And most importantly. Let’s all have FUN!
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THINGS TO DO AND REMEMBER...
• Pancake breakfast Sunday morning, 7:3011:30am in the Fairgrounds Exhibition Building
• Sunday Church Service, Big Red Barn - 9:30am
• After-Race parties Thursday, Friday & Saturday
night in the Fair Exhibition Bldg. & Big Red Barn
• Free Showers in the campground restroom bldg.
• Holmen Portables provides Septic Pumping 608-526-2922
• Farmers Co-Op sells LP Gas - They do NOT
Deliver - 608-786-1119
• Visit Souvenir Row behind grandstand entrance
• Memorabilia Show Saturday 9am in the Exhibition Hall, until 5pm
• Sunday Champions’ Re-Union at the Hospitality
Chalet - Visit with retired racers, 11-2pm
• For Medical Emergencies: Call Gundersen Lutheran, 608-775-8650, 5 miles west of the
Grounds on Hwy 16
• Pet Costume Parade 2:15pm on Friday
• Pumpkin Coloring Contest 9am Sunday at the
Exhibition Building.
• Firewood - Call Greg at 608-792-4734
ALL CAMPING UNITS MUST BE REMOVED BY 9AM TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9th
RESERVED CAMPING
How to Get a Reserved Campsite
1. Where is the reserved camping area? The reserved camping is all inside the fairgrounds
fence, and a few sections outside the fence.
2. How do I get a spot? There is a waiting list for reserved spaces, which may take a few
years to get one.
3. Are there hookups for my camper? No. There are a limited number of electrical panels, designed for events such as the annual Interstate Fair. No one is guaranteed to electrical access.
4. When will you contact me If I will get a spot? Usually we will contact you in the first two
weeks of September if spaces open up for those on the waiting list.
5. How do I sign up for the waiting list? Please contact the Speedway Office at 608-7861525 or email [email protected], and tell us your name, address, phone #, email
address, size/type of camper(s) and number of campers.
N
W
SUNDAY
MORNING CHURCH
SERVICE 9:30am
E
S
RACE TRACK
EXHIBITION
BUILDING
24 HOUR
RESTROOMS
PIT
GATE
UPPER PIT AREA
NO CAMPING!
KART
CAMPGROUND
preferred reserved
BIG RED
BARN
EXHIBITION
CAMPGROUND
4-H
CAMPGROUND
Unreserved, ,
FIRST COME
FIRST
SERVED!
HANDICAPPED
PARKING
HORSE RING
CAMPGROUND
HORSE ARENA
CAMPGROUND
ISLAND
CAMPGROUND
WEST
CAMPGROUND
FCARMPEINEG
SOUVENIR
ROW
East Edge of
Parking Lot is
Now Reserved!
NO CAMPING!
IN CENTER OF
PARKING LOT
LOT
CAMPGROUND
DODGE
CAMPGROUND
VALLEY VIEW
CAMPGROUND
RESERVED
CAMPGROUND
ENTRANCE
“M”
CAMPGROUND
EAST/MAIN
PARKING LOT
COUNTY
ROAD M
HAULER
PARKING AREA
NEED HOOK-UPS?? TOO CONGESTED??? Try These Nearby Campgrounds:
Neshonoc Lakeside Campground - 2 miles east on Hwy. 16 (608) 786-1792
Veterans Memorial Campground - 1/8 miles west on Hwy. 16 (608) 786-4011
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TWO
DAYS OF BIG 8 RACING!
See the 2012 Championship Decided at
RACE WEEKEND
SATURDAY NIGHT
OCTOBER 6th
Jeremy
miller
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Invitational For:
• Late Model Feature Winners at All Tracks
• Top 6 in Big-8 2012 Points
• Former ARTGO Top Guns
• Past Big-8 Oktoberfest Feature Winners
Ryan
carlson
• (3) 21-Lap Segments
• 1st Segment Lined Up by A Draw
Casey
• 2nd & 3rd Segments Lined Up
Same As Dick Trickle 99
Format
OVER
johnson
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DRIVERS
ELIGIBLE!
Jon
reynolds, jr.
For a complete list of eligible drivers,
visit www.oktoberfestweekend.com
Jesse
bernhagen
2012 Big-8 SCHEDULE AND RESULTS
Date
April 15
May 28
June 12
June 29
July 3
July 12
Sept. 15
Sept. 22
Sept. 29
October 6
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kyle shear
SEGMENT WINNERS:
1 - Zack Riddle; 2 - Jason Schuler
3 - Travis Stanley
SUNDAY • OCTOBER 7TH
Big-8 Series
Point Standings As of 7/13/12
Track
First
Second
Third
Fast Qualifier
Rockford Speedway
Jon Reynolds Jr. Ryan Carlson
Kyle Shear
Jeremy Miller
Columbus 151 Speedway
Ryan Carlson
Jeremy Miller Kyle Shear
Steve Dobbratz
Milwaukee Mile
Jeremy Miller
Casey Johnson Jesse Oudenhoven Jeremy Miller
Madison International Spdwy Zack Riddle
Ryan Carlson
Jeremy Miller
Jeremy Miller
LaCrosse Fairgrounds Spdwy Casey Johnson
Jeremy Miller Steve Carlson
Jeremy Miller
State Park Speedway
Jeremy Miller
Jeremy Lepak Casey Johnson
Casey Johnson
Jefferson Speedway
Elko Speedway
Rockford Speedway
LaCrosse Fairgrounds Speedway
JAMES SWAN • ED SZELAGOWSKI JR.
KEVIN TURNER • JERIMY WAGNER
NATHaN WHITE
2011 JMCK CHAMPION:
Place
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Car #
5
55
5
x
28
36
18
2
52
18
Driver
Jeremy Miller
Ryan Carlson
Casey Johnson
Jon Reynolds, Jr.
Jesse Bernhagen®
Kyle Shear
Mike Ehde
Jimmy Ganski
Zack Riddle
Brady Liddle
GOOD LUCK 20
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ADD YOUR NAMRACERS...
YEAR’S LIST O E TO NEXT
F WINNERS!
Points
606
551
537
491
473
470
411
401
367
330
TWO DAYS OF ASA
CHAMPIONSHIP ACTION
Championship
Race
Heats & Preliminaries
Saturday, Oct. 6
best
appearing
car & crew
awards
SUNDAY, OCT. 7
2011
oktoberfest
champion
Jonathan
EILEN
Chris
FOR
ROUGH DAY
MP
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3X FEST CH
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K
IC
FREDR
WIMMER
THE FAST FIELD
TAKES THE GREEN
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Chris
TRAVIS SAUTE
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Nathan
HASELEU
Andrew
2012 ASA MIDWEST TOUR SCHEDULE
MORRISSEY
Date Track & RACE
First
Second
Third May 12 Madison Int’l Speedway- Oregon, WI-Joe Shear 100 Andrew Morrissey Skylar Holzhausen Nick Panitzke
May 19 State Park Speedway - Wausau, WI-State Park 125
Dan Fredrickson Jonathan Eilen
Mark Mackesy
June 2 Berlin Raceway - Marne, MI-Port City 100
Brian Campbell
Jerry VanHaitsma Alec Caril
June 12 Milwaukee Mile - West Allis, WI-Howie Lettow 150
Travis Sauter
Chase Elliott
Johnny Sauter
June 30 Marshfield Speedway- Marshfield, WI-Marshfield 100 Jonathan Eilen
Travis Sauter
Chris Wimmer
July 20 Grundy Cty Spdwy- Morris, IL-Wayne Carter Classic 100 Eddie Hoffman
Travis Sauter
Erik Darnell
August 5 Madison Int’l Speedway- Oregon, WI-Madison 100
Travis Sauter
Jeremy Miller
Nathan Haseleu
August 11 Norway Speedway- Norway, MI-Norway 100
Nathan Haseleu Chris Weinkauf
Jonathan Eilen
August 18 Elko Speedway - Elko, MN-Elko 100
Travis Sauter
Nathan Haseleu
Skylar Holzhausen
Sept. 14 Iowa Speedway - Newton, IA-Iowa 150
Sept. 22 Elko Speedway - Elko, MN-Thunderstruck 93
Oct. 7 LaCrosse Speedway West Salem, WI-Oktoberfest 100
Fast Qualifier
Chris Wimmer
Matt Tifft
Brian Campbell
John Nemechek
Chris Wimmer
Chris Wimmer
Nathan Haseleu
Chris Weinkauf
Chris Wimmer
POINT STANDINGS
Name
1 Jonathan Eilen 2 Chris Wimmer
3 Nathan Haseleu
4 Chris Weinkauf
5 Matt Tifft ®
6 Andrew Morrissey
7 Jason Weinkauf ®
8 Cardell Potter ®
9 Skylar Holzhausen
10 Nick Panitzke
Car #
77
52
87
75
89
39
76
58
78
22
Points Diff
1280 0
1248 -32
1245 -35
1242 -38
1179 -101
1177 -103
1105 -175
1104 -176
1048 -232
895 -385
Starts
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
8
7
Wins
1
0
1
0
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EIGHTEEN DIFFERENT DIVISIONS TO HIGHLIGHT THE 43rd OKTOBERFEST
ASA Midwest Tour Super Late Models – The ASA Midwest Tour cars used are “a touring series
style car” made specifically for racing short tracks, built with high-performance suspension parts and engines (A.K.A. “Super Late Model”). This division is run similar to the old ARTGO series that competed in the
80’s and 90’s throughout the region. The rules package is designed to meet in the middle, allowing drivers
throughout the region to make minimal to no changes to
their cars in order to race. They exclusively race on Hoosier
Racing tires. The Midwest Tour
competes at tracks in Wisconsin,
Michigan, Iowa, Minnesota and
Indiana. 2012 Series Champion
to be decided Sunday at FEST.
Big-8 Late Models – This series has become very popular throughout Wisconsin. It is
based on a restricted late model rule book, and these cars may be seen racing at area home
tracks such as Rockford, LaCrosse, Jefferson, Columbus, Madison, Dells, WIR, and Elko. Tires
are exclusively Goodyear 8” treaded tires, and the engines are based on cast iron heads and
block. This class gives the weekly short track warrior
a chance to race specials at other tracks without interfering with their home track weekly racing schedule. 2012 Series Champion to
be decided Saturday at FEST.
ASA Midwest Trucks – The ASA Midwest Truck Series was originally a sister series to the MidAmerican Stock Cars. Eventually the series was taken over by the USST Sanction, and in late 2009
the American Speed Association sanction took over the series. The engine rules are the same as the
stock cars, and they also run Hoosier tires. The trucks are built on full-size GM or Ford frames, with
a 112” minimum wheelbase. Aftermarket truck bodies
of Ford, Chevrolet, Dodge and Toyota are permitted. The
Series competes primarily in
Wisconsin, and also has events in
Minnesota, Michigan and Illinois.
2012 Series Champion
to be decided Sunday at FEST.
Area Sportsmen – The Area Sportsmen starts with O.E.M. stock-type bodies, stubs and
frames, with a minimum wheelbase of 108”. You may see many of these as a middle support
class at short tracks in Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Illinois. The Area Sportsmen compete on
treaded 8” wide racing tires.
Bandits - 4 Cylinder compact cars, very similar to Hornets, with full roll cages. However,
aftermarket racing products are allowed for performance. The Bandits could be referred to as
a “Mini-Sportsmen” car. They are a popular and affordable racing division throughout Wisconsin’s race tracks.
“Dick Trickle 99” Super Late Models - The Super Late Models compete on Friday Night.
These are similar to the cars you may see in The Futures or in the ASA Midwest Tour. They are based
on the ARTGO rules from the late 1990’s. Weight may vary from 2750 to 2850 pounds. They run on
Hoosier race tires, and are typically seen competing weekly at tracks like Grundy, Illiana, Norway, Raceway Park, Slinger, Marshfield or Wisconsin International.
The unique part of the Trickle 99 is the race format. The
race is split up into three 33 lap
segments with a different lineup
format for each segment. Overall
winner is the one with the most
“scored points.”
Double-O – The Double-O is one of the most exciting and unique races seen in short track
racing. The cars line-up on both the ¼ mile and 5/8 mile tracks and the race is a standing
start. The cars switch tracks on alternating laps – making an exciting transition at the start
/ finish line! The race is open to any full-frame car with roll-bars that is already eligible for
competition during the weekend.
Enduro – The Enduro is a wild and fun race of any 4 cylinder cars with a maximum wheelbase of 103”, complete with stock body, frame, and suspension. 4 Cylinder Mini-Vans are also
allowed to compete. This an inexpensive way to try your hand at the fun of racing! No Yellow
Flags.... a “Jam” truck is used to push disabled cars out of the way. Each car must provide a
“line scorer” in the grandstands to follow & score the
laps they complete.
The Futures Super Late Models: “The Futures” is a race for up and coming drivers
only. Cars competing are Super Late Models seen at tracks throughout Wisconsin, Minnesota,
Illinois, etc. based on ARTGO Rules from the late 1990’s. To be eligible to race in the Futures,
drivers must be under age 30 -OR- have never run in a previous Oktoberfest 100 Feature
Championship Race. It’s a great opportunity for
young talent to try their hand at Oktoberfest Racing.
Hornets - Any 3 or 4 Cylinder compact car, with a Maximum wheelbase of 103.” The cars
are strictly stock with minimal alterations made for Safety. They race many times per season
at the LaCrosse Speedway and provide a fun and inexpensive way for a fan to try their hand at
racing!
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FAN INFORMATION
Administrative Offices: The La Crosse Speedway office Lost and Found: Lost and found items may be taken to
is located just outside the main grandstand entrance.
and retrieved at the Speedway Souvenir Stand.
Alcoholic Beverages: We will not serve beer to
anyone under the legal drinking age, or to anyone who
is deemed intoxicated. Proper identification must be
presented, and please drive responsibly!
Paging: The public address system at the Speedway will
be used for paging spectators in emergency situations
only! Bring your cellular phone to find your friends.
Automobile Assistance: Fans who encounter car
trouble while visiting La Crosse Speedway may receive
assistance. Please contact a Speedway staff member
for assistance.
Rain Checks: In the event of postponement, your ticket
will be honored on the date the event is rescheduled.
Sorry, no cash refunds.
Carry-Ins: Carry in food and beverages are not permitted inside the gate (except items purchased from the
food vendors adjacent to the entrance).
Parking: Parking is free for all spectators.
Re-Entry: Fans who leave the race track grandstands
must have their hand stamped upon departure and
ticket stub in hand for re-admission.
Restrooms: Restrooms are located at the center of the
frontstretch concession area. There are limited portable
restrooms available in turn one and on the west end of
Credit Cards: Credit Cards - Visa and MasterCard only - the grandstand areas.
are accepted at box office window #1.
Security: If you have any problems, emergencies, etc.,
Family Section: The family seating sections are located find a security staff member. Security staff wear red
at the end of the frontstretch, in front of the burger grill
shirts and patrol the grandstands.
area, past the start finish line. Alcohol is not permitted in
Smoking: Due to the new Wisconsin Smoking Ordithese areas.
nance, smoking is not permitted in any of the seating.
Group Tickets & Hospitality: Group rates and hospital- Smoking is allowed behind grandstand area only.
ity packages are available. Please contact the speedway
Souvenirs: The Speedway souvenir stand is located at
office at 608-786-1525 for details.
the top of the ramp entering the grandstands.
Handicap Access: The grandstands have two handiWebsite: The La Crosse Fairgrounds Speedway
cap/wheelchair sections. On the west end, in the new
website is located at www.lacrossespeedway.com and
grandstands are wheelchair designated seats, and a
wheelchair platform is located near the burger grill area. www.oktoberfestraceweekend.com
The speedway’s handicap parking is located just outside
the grandstand playground on the north end of the east
parking lot. Please display handicap credentials in your
vehicle.
Concessions: The main concession stands are located
at the top of the grandstand area on the frontstretch.
OFFICIAL
TRACK RECORDS
DIVISION
# DRIVER
LAP TIME MPH
DATE
TRACK
American Speed Association *
23 Rick Beebe
19.415 101.107
6/6/98 5/8 Mile
Area Sportsmen
71 Brian Back
20.933 93.775
10/6/06 5/8 Mile
ARTGO Challenge Series *
78 Steve Holzhausen
18.903 103.846 10/7/95 5/8 Mile
ASA Late Model North Series
22 Chris Eggelston
19.159 102.458 6/27/09 5/8 Mile
ASA Midwest Tour
66 Steve Carlson
18.944 103.621 10/10/09 5/8 Mile
Big-8 / Limited Late Model
97 Jim Jarlsberg
20.041 97.949
10/5/01 5/8 Mile
Central Wisconsin Late Model*
75 Blake Horstman
19.064 102.969 10/6/06 5/8 Mile
CWRA *
99 Dick Trickle
19.537 100.476 6/22/89 5/8 Mile
Grand National Sportsmen
23 Dan Gilster
21.797 90.058
5/14/11 5/8 Mile
Junior Motorsports*
2 Shane Poehnelt
16.522 54.473
10/4/01 1/4 Mile
Legends*
1 Isaak Owen
14.480 62.155
8/24/96 1/4 Mile
Mid-American Stock Car Series
44 George Schultz
20.481 95.845
10/9/04 5/8 Mile
Midwest Trucks *
3 Adam Shackelford
20.567 95.444
10/9/98 5/8 Mile
NASCAR Late Model
82 J. Herbst
19.671 99.792
5/2/09 5/8 Mile
NASCAR Touring *
7 Erik Darnell
19.076 102.904 10/8/05 5/8 Mile
Outlawz
68 Dan Jung
13.950 64.516
10/8/11 1/4 Mile
Pro-Four Modifieds *
25 Mel Walen
20.828 94.248
10/7/94 5/8 Mile
Super Late Model
121 Chris Weinkauf
18.840 104.193 10/9/09 5/8 Mile
Super Late Model Futures
51 Corey Jankowski
19.083 102.866 10/6/11 5/8 Mile
Super Sportsmen
87 Colin Reffner
20.952 93.690
10/9/09 5/8 Mile
Thunderstox
43 Dan Linnehan
15.950 56.426
9/18/99 1/4 Mile
USAC National Midgets
9 Kody Swanson
18.177 107.994 5/16/08 5/8 Mile
ASA Midwest Trucks
91 Terry Marzofka
20.810 94.330 10/10/98 5/8 Mile
* - Series inactive. • MPH Conversions: 5/8 Mile - 1963/Time, 1/4 Mile - 900/ Time • Records as of 8/14/2012
EASY DIRECTIONS TO THE SPEEDWAY
FROM INTERSTATE 90 WESTBOUND: Take exit 12 (West Salem). Go
south to three way intersection, turn right (west) on County Rd. C. Go 1.3
miles, turn right (north) at three way intersection onto Cty. Hwy. M. The
speedway is about 1 mile ahead, on the left, just past the stoplight.
FROM INTERSTATE 90 EASTBOUND: Take exit 5 (Onalaska). Turn left
(east) on Hwy. 16, and drive 4.5 miles to West Salem. At stoplight, turn
left, go 1/4 mile, and the Fairgrounds is on your left.
FROM THE SOUTH OR NORTH: Take the safest route to Interstate 90
or Hwy. 16 and follow the directions above.
The La Crosse Fairgrounds Speedway is located on the La Crosse Interstate Fairgrounds, at the intersection of Hwy 16 and County Road M, next
to the town of West Salem, Wisconsin. Our Address: N4985 Hwy. M.
Discover West Salem!
Conveniently located just off I-90,
La Crosse River Trail, and
Lake Neshonoc, West Salem has
something for everyone...
• Antique Shops • Parks • Biking
• Hiking • Specialty Stores
• Boating • Great School System
• Fairgrounds Speedway
• Fishing • Camping • Snowmobiling
• Fine Dining • Civic Organizations
www.westsalemwi.com
For more information on area attractions
call (608) 786-1858 or (608) 786-3340
FUTURE
FEST
DATES
Oktoberfest is the 5th Weekend after Labor Day
2013: October 3-4-5-6 • 2014: October 2-3-4-5
2015: October 8-9-10-11
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oktoberfest 2011 campground event winners
1st: Bumble Bee
Kelsey Rogers
Marshall, WI
2nd: Red Riding Hood
Colten Pennel
Sparta, WI
2011 EVENT
WINNERS
3rd: Biker Dog
Cale Tohm
Best Behaved:
Mickey & Minnie Mouse Goat
McKenzie Pennel, Sparta, WI
Best Homemade Costume:
Cat & Cow: Ashley Frank, Beaver Dam, WI
Age 2-5
Hunter Sarver
Age 5-7
Ashley Frank
Age 8-10
Jessica Autart
Age 11-12 James Rhone
Age 13-15 Jennifer Donais
WINNING TEAMS:
Dave & Courtney Tina & Gary Jeff & Casey
Joanne & Keith
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Big Red Barn at
Noon, Friday or
Saturday to be part of this year’s fun!
Overall
Alexis Parker
EIGHTEEN DIFFERENT DIVISIONS TO HIGHLIGHT THE 43rd OKTOBERFEST
JMCK 63 Late Models - This is an invitational race based on the Big-8 Late Model series. Drivers eligible
include: the top six in current Big-8 Point Standings, former ARTGO Top Guns, Late Model Feature winners in
2012 at all area paved tracks using the Big-8 style car, and former Big-8 Oktoberfest feature winners. Field is
narrowed down by entries submitted and wins or promoters option. Drivers from the following tracks eligible:
Elko, Raceway Park, Dells, LaCrosse, Columbus, Slinger, WIR,
Jefferson, Rockford and Madison.
The JMCK 63 is formatted into
three 21 lap segments and run in
honor of the Late John McKarns,
who loved the unusual race format
for the Dick Trickle 99 event.
LaCrosse Late Models – The LaCrosse Late Models compete at the LaCrosse Speedway
weekly, sanctioned by NASCAR. They run any approved body 1992 or newer, and they run on
Hoosier 1070 race tires. Engines may not exceed 363 cubic inches and they may only run a
2-barrel 500 CFM Carburetor. They race weekly at LaCrosse from Late April through Early September plus the Oktoberfest Race Weekend finale.
2012 Series Champion to be decided Thursday at
FEST.
LaCrosse Sportsmen – Any 1990 or older American Made car complete with stock
body, frame, suspension and motor. The minimum weight is 3250 pounds and they run a
stock motor with Holley 2-barrel 4412 carburetor. Tires allowed are Goodyear 8” treaded
race tires. They race weekly at LaCrosse from Late April through Early September plus right at
Oktoberfest. 2012 Series Champion to be decided
Thursday at FEST.
Mid-American Stock Car Series – The Mid-American Stock Cars is a traveling Sportsman Series. Beginning in 1993 it is based on a 1978-88 GM Metric frame, with aftermarket
made-for-racing Sportsman bodies. Engines are 358 cubic inch Chevrolet and Ford or 366
cubic inch V-8 Mopars. They must run a stock Holley 750 CFM Carburetor, 8” Hoosier race tires
and weigh a minimum of 3000 pounds. 2012 Series
Champion to be decided at FEST.
Mini-Stock / American Short Tracker - These cars race at various tracks throughout
the upper midwest, and are an entry level division. Any front or rear, two-wheel drive, car
or mini-truck, having a minimum of 92” wheel base. Cars must have only a 4-cylinder stock
engine and a manufacture date of 2000 or older. They are fully equipped with standard racing
safety gear and roll bar. New at Oktoberfest 2012.
Outlawz –The Outlawz is an open-competition division on the quarter mile track. Any six
or eight cylinder car is eligible and must have a full cage and standard safety equipment. The
powerful engines make this a fast race around the tight quarter mile, and very entertaining.
Drivers can “Run what you brung,” but rough driving is not tolerated!
2012 Series Champion to be decided at FEST.
Vintage - Old race cars from the glory days! A variety of yesteryear’s race cars will run
before your very eyes… it is a “must see” race that will bring back a lot of memories, while
providing some new ones. This is fun to watch on Sunday Championship day at Oktoberfest.
Thunderstox – The typical “bomber” type class seen as an entry level division at most
tracks. They must be a complete stock body, frame, suspension, and engine from a car built
between 1948 and 2000. A minimum of 106” wheelbase, and passenger tires (maximum
P225-70 allowed) are a few of the guidelines which base this division off the LaCrosse Rulebook. They race weekly at LaCrosse from Late April
through Early September. 2012 Series Champion to
be decided Thursday at FEST.
national short track
championships
september 28-30, 2012
815-633-1500
WWW.ROCKFORDSPEEDWAY.COM
12 DIVISIONS IN ALL INCLUDING:
Super Late Models • Big-8 Late Models
Mid American Stock Car Series • Sportsmen & More!
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2012 OKTOBERFEST RACE WEEKEND SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5
Divisions Competing:
Divisions Competing:
Super Late Models: The Futures
Super Late Models: Dick Trickle 99
La Crosse Late Models
Area Sportsmen
La Crosse Sportsmen • Thunderstox
ASA Midwest Trucks
Hornets • Double-O
Tentative Schedule:
Tentative Schedule:
9:00 REGISTRATION OPENS
(Fair Exhibition Building)
8:00 REGISTRATION OPENS
(Fair Exhibition Building)
9:30 PITS OPEN
GRANDSTANDS OPEN
PITS OPEN
10:05TRACK OPENS - Open Practice
8:35 PRACTICE STARTS-Rotate Divisions
2:30 OPEN PRACTICE ENDS
12:00cornhole tournamenT
Big Red Barn
2:40 1/4 MILE TRACK/THURSDAY
DIVISIONS PRACTICE BEGINS
12:40OPEN PRACTICE ENDS
3:15 GRANDSTANDS OPEN
12:45PRACTICE FOR FRIDAY
DIVISIONS ONLY
3:25 QUALIFYING 1:45 PRACTICE ENDS
6:00 RACING STARTS
1:55 GRANDSTANDS OPEN
• Hornet Heats (8 laps each)
• Thunderstox Heats (8 laps each)
• La Crosse Sportsmen
Heats (8 laps each)
• La Crosse Late Model
Heats (8 laps each)
• Super Late Futures Hooligan (15 laps)
• B Features (8 laps)
• Thunderstox Oktoberfest
Feature (15 laps)
• La Crosse Sportsmen Feature (20 laps)
• Super Late Futures Feature (25 laps)
• La Crosse Late Model Feature (40 laps)
• Hornet Feature (15 laps)
• Double-O Feature (6 laps each track)
2:00 QUALIFYING
2:15 PET COSTUME PARADE
(Near Exhibition Hall)
5:00 RACING STARTS • Super Late Model Last Chances (12 laps)
• Area Sportsmen Heats (8 laps)
• Dick Trickle 99-Segment 1 (33 laps)
• ASA Truck Heats (8 laps)
• Area Sportsmen Last Chance (12 laps)
• Dick Trickle 99-Segment 2 (33 laps)
• Area Sportsmen Oktoberfest Feature
(25 laps)
• ASA Truck Oktoberfest Feature (25 laps)
• Super Late Models The Stubby Feature
(30 laps)
• Dick Trickle 99-Segment 3 (33 laps)
9:30 CC106
AFTER-RACE PARTY IN
EXHIBITION BUILDING FEATURING
THE FREEZERS!
9:30 CC106
AFTER-RACE PARTY IN
EXHIBITION BUILDING
NOTE: ALL EVENTS & TIMES SUBJECT TO CHANGE
NOTE: ALL EVENTS & TIMES SUBJECT TO CHANGE
PLEASE NOTE:
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MONDAY,
OCTOBER 1ST
24-HOUR
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SHOWERS AVAILABLE!
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2012 OKTOBERFEST RACE WEEKEND SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 7
Divisions Competing:
Divisions Competing:
Big-8 Late Models
ASA Midwest Tour
ASA Midwest Tour Prelims
Big 8 JMCK 63
Mid-American Stock Cars
Bandits • Vintage Cars
Outlawz • American Short Trackers
Enduro • Late Model Challenge
Tentative Schedule:
Tentative Schedule:
7:00 REGISTRATION OPENS
7:30 CHARITY PANCAKE BREAKFAST
Exhibition Hall (until 11:30)
7:00 PITS OPEN
8:30 GRANDSTAND GATE OPENS
8:00 PITS OPEN 8:30 GRANDSTANDS OPEN
EARLY BIRD PRACTICE
9:00 MEMORABILIA SHOW OPENS Exhibition Hall (FREE ADMISSION)
9:00 PUMPKIN COLORING CONTEST -Exhibition Hall
11:50FINAL PRACTICE
9:30 CHURCH SERVICE-Big Red Barn
12:00cornhole tournamenT
Big Red Barn
10:45AWARDS/WELCOME
11:00CHAMPIONS REUNION-
GRANDSTANDS OPEN
12:30QUALIFYING 11:10Practice (until 11:40)
3:00 AUTOGRAPH SESSION-On Track (T)
BEST APPEARING CAR AWARD
11:45OPENING CEREMONIES
5:00 RACING STARTS
• Outlawz Heats (8 laps each)
• American Short Tracker Heats (8 laps)
• Big-8 Qualifying Features (22 laps)
• Mid American Stock Car
Heats (8 laps each)
• ASAMWT Top 16 Heats (10 laps)
• ASAMWT Qualifying Features (15 laps)
• Big-8 Last Chance (15 laps) • Mid-American Last Chance (12 laps) • Outlawz Feature (15 laps)
• Big-8 Oktoberfest Feature (48 laps)
• Mid American Stock Car
Oktoberfest Feature (40 laps)
• American Short Trackers Feature (15 laps)
12:00 RACING STARTS
• JMCK63 Segment 1 (21 laps)
• Bandit Heats (8 laps)
• ASA Midwest Tour Last Chance
(15 laps)
• JMCK63 Segment 2 (21 laps)
• Vintage Car Heat (8 laps)
• JMCK63 Segment 3 (21 laps)
• ASA Midwest Tour Oktoberfest Feature (100 laps)
• Vintage Car Feature
• Bandit Feature (15 laps)
9:30 CC106
AFTER-RACE PARTY IN
EXHIBITION BUILDING FEATURING THE
FREEZERS!
• Late Model Challenge (15 laps)
• Enduro (75 laps)
NOTE: ALL EVENTS & TIMES SUBJECT TO CHANGE
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NOTE: Management reserves the right to reschedule events as necessary due to weather. No refunds.
NOTE: Blanket Policy - All blankets must be removed from the grandstand area each evening. The grandstand will
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