Lake Ozark Speedway Race Track in Eldon, Missouri, USA

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Lake Ozark Speedway races 360 Sprints, 305 Sprints, ULMA Late Models, Street Stocks, Pure Stock, Hornets, Midgets, 600cc Outlaw Winged Micros, USRA Modifieds, and USRA B-Mods.

Lake Ozark Speedway Dirt Track Location

• 50 Twiggy Lane
  Eldon, Missouri, 65026 USA
• lat: 38.314488, lng: -92.576637
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• Surface: 1/3 mile banked clay oval

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  GRANT SEXTON LAUNCHES USAC/CRA ROOKIE CAMPAIGN THIS WEEK AT THE COCOPAH SPEEDWAY

  (Lakeside, CA, January 26, 2023) 2021 POWRi Southwest Lightning Sprint Car Series champion Grant Sexton has his eyes set on another title in 2023. The teenage racer will open his first full season of 410 sprint car racing and his campaign for "Rookie of the Year" when the USAC/CRA Sprint Car Series visits Arizona's Cocopah Speedway this Friday and Saturday, January 27th and 28th. It will be his first ever time racing at the track known as the "Diamond in the Desert." Sexton, who lives in Lakeside, California, did have a few runs in full-size sprint cars in 2022. They included four events with USAC/CRA, three shows at Ventura including the Turkey Night Grand Prix, and an open comp show at the Imperial Valley Raceway. The talkative teen won his first-ever start in a full-size sprinter at Ventura on April 16th. His second-best finish was when he made the podium with a third at Imperial Valley in October. The well-spoken teen's initial efforts in a full-size sprinter came in an older car. He then switched to another car that was a little more modern than what he started in. However, things are going to change from the dark ages as soon as he arrives at Cocopah. "I ran an older Ellis (first) and then a newer Ellis," the 18-year-old said with a laugh earlier this week. "Well, it was new for us but it was pretty much the same car." Last year his father, Brent Sexton, decided it was time for a big-time upgrade. A three-time lightning sprint car titlist (including last year's POWRi Southwest Lightning Sprint championship), the family patriarch realized his youngest offspring was ready to move up and he purchased a brand new Triple X chassis. He hid the new chassis in the rafters until he figured Grant was ready. That time is now and the youngster will make his debut in the car on Friday at Cocopah. The team was headed to Perris to shake down the car for the first time on Thursday and would head straight to the Arizona speed plant after. It will be a new car on a new track for Sexton's first run of 2023. While he has seen races at Cocopah, he has never raced there, but he knows what to expect. "I have not had any practice in our new Triple X car, but we are going to test at Perris Auto Speedway tomorrow," the teen said on Wednesday. "I know it (Cocopah) has really long straightaways and a lot wider turns. So, it should be a little bit more forgiving if I do make a mistake. Hopefully, I do not find that wall because I know it will hurt. "I watch a boatload of films," the young racer continued. "I mean, I sit there on YouTube for hours and go back to the old Flo events. I try to gather anything I can by watching the leaders and others on all the tracks. How they enter the corners and how they exit the corners. Sadly, Iracing does not have any California tracks, but I do hop on the simulator as much as I can. Mainly I just want to make every main event we go to and hopefully bring a car home in one piece. Try to use patience to learn the car itself before I try and get a little more ballsy." In addition to some new venues, Sexton will be competing on several tracks where he has raced lightning sprints over the past few years. Those tracks include Perris, the Bakersfield Speedway, Mohave Valley Raceway, the Ventura Raceway, and the Santa Maria Raceway. When asked which track he was looking forward to going to, he quickly named Bakersfield because it is a quarter mile and very racy. Another part of that answer may have had to do with his thrilling victory at the "Okie Bowl" when the CLS competed on the same card as the World of Outlaws on March 24th, 2022. The teen stole the show by rim-riding through the cushion in a daring display of bravery that saw him take the lead and win with less than a foot to go in the race. Like many young drivers, Sexton had some challenges early in his lightning sprint car career. Some nights he was fast, and some nights he was not quite as fast. He did tear up some equipment along the way. Through it all, there were flashes of brilliance that were shining through. But things changed halfway through the 2019 season. The then 15-year-old only finished better than 14th one time in the first seven races of the year. Near the end of June, he began to turn things around. In six starts between June 29th and August 24th, he placed in the top 10 four times. Included was a second-place finish in the CLS race at Santa Maria on July 27th. However, the best was yet to come. On August 24, 2019, he won an open comp race at the Barona Speedway. While not surprising, it was still not expected. What happened next was shocking and totally unexpected to everyone. That is, everyone but himself. Two weeks after the Barona triumph, the family team journeyed to Missouri and the Lake Ozark Speedway for the POWRi Lightning Sprint Car Nationals. There, they met up with top drivers and cars from several states. On the first night of the two-day show, Sexton sent shockwaves through the lightning sprint car world by handily winning the main event. For a teen upstart to come to a track he had never raced on before and compete against veteran drivers, many of whom were on their home turf, and beat them, ended up being popular with fans. Surely the triumph had to be a fluke. No way could a teen repeat that performance. He then stunned everyone again by leading 23-laps before finishing second. In less than 24 hours, he went from being an unknown to being the hottest lightning sprint car driver in North America. Like everyone else, Covid pretty much ruined the 2020 season for Sexton. He came back in 2021 with a vengeance. He proved his adaptability by winning four of the last seven main events, including three in a row, in the POWRi Southwest Series. Two of his victories came while running with a wing and the other two were wingless. When the checkered flag fell at the end of the final series race, he won the championship by a comfortable 122-points. In addition to his prowess in the SWLS, he went back to Missouri and finished third in the finale. The team also journeyed to the upper Midwest for the "Minkota Nationals." Once again competing on four new tracks against veteran drivers from several states and Canada, Sexton won the opening night and placed in the top eight in all four races. 2022 was not the normal season for Sexton. Perhaps more importantly than racing, he was graduating from high school. So, that took a little away from racing with all the festivities you only get to participate in once in your life. Also, of instead running a lightning sprint car-only schedule, he was moving up to full-size sprint cars. All told, he visited victory circle four times during the year. Sexton sends out big thanks to his crew chief, 2011 USAC/CRA Rookie of the Year David Bezio, Tava Lopez, Cody Griggs, Nita "Nanna" Gatlin, and his father Brent. They have all been busting their tails to get the Triple X Chassis, Johnny Motorhead 410 ready for this week's openers at Cocopah. SGR has been busy all winter getting ready for another successful year in 2023. If you or your company is interested in becoming a partner with this front-running team, please call (619) 454-6945 or E-mail mailto:sextonfire@cox.net or mailto:sextonfire@gmail.com Sexton/Gatlin Racing would like to thank the following companies for making the 2022 season possible. Keys Brothers, East County Electric Works, Maxima Oil, Automated Interiors, Sexton Fire Protection, BK Wings, Johnny Motorhead, Troy Dirt, Victory Graphix, and Swift Powdercoat. This release was produced by Scott Daloisio. Contact (909) 226-7768 mailto:sdaloisiosports@gmail.com

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  ASCS Sooner Region Aiming For 21 Nights In 2023

  Bryan Hulbert - DRUMRIGHT, Okla. (January 26, 2023) Looking to the 19th season of competition, the American Bank of Oklahoma ASCS Sooner Region presented by Smiley's Racing Products is slated for 21 events in Oklahoma, Missouri, and Kansas. Keeping the bulk of the racing in the "Sooner State", 16 dates will stay inside Oklahoma borders. Oklahoma tracks include Arrowhead Speedway (1 night), Creek County Speedway (7 nights), Elk City Motorsports Park (1 night), Longdale Speedway (3 nights), Salina Highbanks Speedway (1 night), and Thunderbird Speedway (3 nights). Races outside Oklahoma land at 81 Speedway in Park City, Kan. twice, plus single nights in Missouri at Lake Ozark Speedway, Lucas Oil Speedway, and Nevada Speedway. Dates in Missouri are paired with the ASCS Warrior Region presented by Impact Signs, Awnings, and Wraps. The tour will race from April through October, with each regional event paying a minimum of $2,000 to win, and $300 to start. National Tour events pay a higher purse. Events during the 2023 season will be shown live on http://www.racindirt.com. Questions on the tour can be directed to Terry Mattox by calling/texting (918) 417-0624 or email terry@ascsracing.com. For other news, notes, and information on any of the tours under the ASCS banner, log onto http://www.ascsracing.com, follow on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter (@LucasOilASCS). 2023 ASCS Sooner Region Lineup: 4/7/2023-Creek County Speedway - Sapulpa, OK 4/8/2023-Nevada Speedway - Nevada, MO 4/21/2023-Thunderbird Speedway - Muskogee, OK 4/22/2023-Elk City Motorsports Park - Elk City, OK 5/5/2023-Lake Ozark Speedway - Eldon, MO 5/6/2023-Lucas Oil Speedway - Wheatland, MO 5/19/2023-Longdale Speedway - Longdale, OK 5/20/2023-Longdale Speedway - Longdale, OK 6/2/2023-Creek County Speedway - Sapulpa, OK 6/3/2023-Creek County Speedway - Sapulpa, OK 7/14/2023-Thunderbird Speedway - Muskogee, OK 7/21/2023-Creek County Speedway - Sapulpa, OK 7/22/2023-81 Speedway - Park City, KS 8/25/2023-Creek County Speedway - Sapulpa, OK 8/26/2023-Salina Highbanks Speedway - Salina, OK 9/1/2023-Arrowhead Speedway - Colcord, OK 9/2/2023-Longdale Speedway - Longdale, OK 9/22/2023-Thunderbird Speedway - Muskogee, OK 9/23/2023-81 Speedway - Park City, KS 10/20/2023-Creek County Speedway - Sapulpa, OK 10/21/2023-Creek County Speedway - Sapulpa, OK *Subject to change without notice.

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  Lucas Oil American Sprint Car Series Sets 48 Dates in 2023

  Bryan Hulbert - DRUMRIGHT, Okla. (December 8, 2022) Ready to dive into the 32nd season of touring, the Lucas Oil American Sprint Car Series is set for a 48-night run in 2023 that will see the tour at 28 facilities across ten states. Similar to the 2022 layout, the increase in car counts, and the ability for nearly all teams that started the season able to finish, series owner Terry Mattox will again keep that formula in play while adding new high-paying dates and focusing on weekend events. "It's the formula that built ASCS during the early 2000s, and it brought teams out that otherwise would have never considered running the National Tour," commented Mattox of the 2022 season. "When I was talking with teams at the end of the season, I got a lot of good feedback and suggestions on what they wanted to see schedule-wise, and one of those was keeping the races more focused on the weekends and limiting the number of mid-week events we run, and I feel like the 2023 schedule accomplishes that." With familiar favorites like the Devil's Bowl, Creek County, Knoxville, Lucas Oil Speedway, and more dotting the schedule, the 2023 lineup will also see the addition of five new facilities. First on the list of new stops is Rocket Raceway Park in Petty, Texas. On the lineup in 2022, tires and mother nature kept the series at bay. Shelby County Speedway in Harlan, Iowa, features a one-third-mile oval and would be the ninth Iowa oval to host the tour. A highly requested track over the years is Rush County "Bullring" Speedway in La Crosse, Kan. Living up the hype during URSS events over the year, the Lucas Oil American Sprint Car Series will rank among the largest events to roll into the five-sixteenths-mile oval. Completely redone from its former Flint Creek Speedway days, the track that now sits in Colcord, Okla., is Arrowhead Speedway. Another track that was set to see action in 2022, the new owners pushed back the opening of the track in order to make sure the facility was ready. Paired with another new oval, the three-eighths-mile Longdale Speedway sits just the other side of Stillwater and will return to life in 2023 with several special events dotting their schedule. With new tracks on the lineup, returning tracks cannot be overlooked. Formerly Randolph County Raceway, the ultra-high-banked Missouri oval has a new lease on life and a new name; Moberly Motorsports Park. Last on the lineup in 2012, Dodge City Raceway Park returns with a pair of nights in July. A couple of dates are still in the works as Mattox looks to secure a couple more venues in addition to dates marked at TBA. The 2023 season will again see a season-ending payout of $50,000 to the champion. Nightly payout and appearance money will stay the same for the 2023 season. Full payout for weekend events is available at http://www.ascsracing.com. Major events on the 2023 lineup include the Capital City Clash at Jackson Motor Speedway ($15,000 to win), the Mickey Walker Memorial ($5,000 to win), West Kansas Showdown at WaKeeney Speedway ($5,000 to win), Knoxville 360 Nationals ($15,000 to win), Hockett/McMillin Memorial ($10,000 to win), and the COMP Cams Short Track Nationals, which will have a venue announced soon. Other events will be announced as the season nears. Terry Mattox will again be at the helm of the American Sprint Car Series. Questions on the tour can be directed at him by calling (918) 417-0624 or email terry@ascsracing.com. The 2023 season will mark the 32nd year of competition for the American Sprint Car Series. Spearheaded by the Lucas Oil American Sprint Car Series presented by the MAVTV Motorsports Network, the ASCS Nation includes Regional Tours that encompass both wing and non-wing competition. When making it to the track is not an option, the series can be found on http://www.floracing.com, and is included in the platform's $150 a year subscription plan. For other news, notes, and information on any of the tours under the ASCS banner, log onto http://www.ascsracing.com, follow on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter (@LucasOilASCS). 2023 Lucas Oil ASCS Event Lineup: Date - Track - City, State 3/17/2023-Devil's Bowl Speedway - Mesquite, TX 3/18/2023-Devil's Bowl Speedway - Mesquite, TX 3/31/2023-Jackson Motor Speedway - Byram, MS 4/1/2023-Jackson Motor Speedway - Byram, MS 4/7/2023-Super Bee Speedway - Chatham, LA 4/8/2023-Super Bee Speedway - Chatham, LA 4/21/2023-TBA 4/22/2023-Boothill Speedway - Greenwood, LA 5/12/2023-Moberly Motorsports Park - Moberly, MO 5/13/2023-Moberly Motorsports Park - Moberly, MO 5/19/2023-Tri City Speedway - Granite City, IL 5/20/2023-Tri City Speedway - Granite City, IL 5/26/2023-Lakeside Speedway - Kansas City, KS 5/27/2023-Lake Ozark Speedway - Eldon, MO 5/28/2023-Lake Ozark Speedway - Eldon, MO 6/2/2023-Creek County Speedway - Sapulpa, OK 6/3/2023-Creek County Speedway - Sapulpa, OK 6/16/2023-WaKeeney Speedway - WaKeeney, KS 6/17/2023-81 Speedway - Park City, KS 6/23/2023 - TBA 6/24/2023-Rocket Raceway Park - Petty, TX 6/30/2023-Boone County Raceway - Albion, NE 7/1/2023-Shelby County Speedway - Harlan, IA 7/7/2023-Dodge City Raceway Park - Dodge City, KS 7/8/2023-Dodge City Raceway Park - Dodge City, KS 7/14/2023-Thunderbird Speedway - Muskogee, OK 7/15/2023-Batesville Motor Speedway - Batesville, AR 7/21/2023-Rush County Speedway - La Crosse, KS 7/22/2023-81 Speedway - Park City, KS 8/3/2023-Knoxville Raceway - Knoxville, IA 8/4/2023-Knoxville Raceway - Knoxville, IA 8/5/2023-Knoxville Raceway - Knoxville, IA 8/25/2023-Lakeside Speedway - Kansas City, KS 8/26/2023-TBA 9/1/2023-Arrowhead Speedway - Colcord, OK 9/2/2023-Longdale Speedway - Longdale, OK 9/12/2023-Clay County Fair Speedway - Spencer, IA 9/14/2023-Lucas Oil Speedway - Wheatland, MO 9/15/2023-Lucas Oil Speedway - Wheatland, MO 9/16/2023-Lucas Oil Speedway - Wheatland, MO 9/22/2023-TBA 9/23/2023-TBA 10/6/2023-Short Track Nationals - Location TBA 10/7/2023- Short Track Nationals - Location TBA 10/13/2023-Devil's Bowl Speedway - Mesquite, TX 10/14/2023-Devil's Bowl Speedway - Mesquite, TX 10/27/2023-Lake Ozark Speedway - Eldon, MO 10/28/2023-Lake Ozark Speedway - Eldon, MO *Subject to change without notice. Visit www.ascsracing.com for updates.

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  2023 Tezos All Star schedule to feature 50 events including six-race kick off in Georgia and Florida

  BROWNSBURG, Ind. (December 1, 2022) - With much anticipation, the Tezos All Star Circuit of Champions presented by Mobil 1 is pleased to unveil a 50-race slate for the 2023 season, all of which kicking-off in traditional fashion with their annual southern swing through Georgia and Florida on February 3-14. Diverse as well as competitive, the 2023 All Star agenda boasts a travel plan that features 33 different facilities across 11 states. In addition to the visits to Georgia and Florida, America's Series will trek through Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York, Wisconsin, Iowa, Illinois, Missouri, Michigan, and New Jersey during the new year. Of the 50 events on the schedule, 21 will award $10,000-to-win or more with five writing checks for over $22,000. The season's premier programs include Portsmouth Raceway Park's annual Dean Knittel Memorial ($22,554), Lernerville Speedway's Silver Cup ($25,000-to-win), the annual Rayce Rudeen Foundation Race ($26,000) - to be held in at the Plymouth Dirt Track (WI), Port Royal Speedway's Bob Weikert Memorial ($29,000), and Port Royal Speedway's 55th annual Tuscarora 50 ($55,000). "We had objectives to accomplish while working through the scheduling process for the 2023 season", said Tony Stewart, owner of the All Stars. "We made a concerted effort to desaturate certain markets to facilitate a hopeful improvement in the demand to attend our events. Further, we continue to pursue partnerships with increased purse payouts for the race teams. Once again, we appreciate the support of the many track owners and promoters in scheduling an All Star event or events with us in 2023." In addition to the 21 events paying $10,000 or more, the 2023 schedule officially includes 15 events paying $6,000 to win, 2 events paying $7,000 to win, 11 events paying $8,000 to win and 1 event paying $8,500 to win. "We're really excited about what we were able to put together for 2023", Stewart continued. "We feel it's a great mix of our staple events, combined with some new dates for some tracks, sprinkled in with a handful of visits to tracks that have either never been on our schedule or we haven't visited in a few years. We'll be anxious and ready to head down to Georgia at the end of January." A six-race non-point stint through the Peach State and Sunshine State will commence with a visit to Senoia Raceway in Senoia, Georgia, on February 3-4, Volusia Speedway Park in DeLeon Springs, Florida, on February 7-8, and East Bay Raceway Park in Tampa, Florida, on February 13-14. After nearly a two-month break, the 2023 All Star championship points season will begin with a two-day Spring Nationals visit to Attica Raceway Park in Attica, Ohio, on Friday and Saturday, April 7-8. If each of the Attica events should be forced to move due to weather, the two-day program will then be contested the following weekend, Friday and Saturday, April 14-15. May's agenda stands tall with an action-packed slate featuring a competitive weekend at Jacksonville Speedway in Jacksonville, Illinois, and Wilmot Raceway in Wilmot, Wisconsin, on May 12-13, followed by the season's first trip to the Empire State with visits to Outlaw Speedway, Fonda Speedway, and Weedsport Speedway on May 19-21, respectively. A journey to New Jersey and Pennsylvania on May 25-28 will help the All Stars close the month of May with consecutive stops at Bridgeport Speedway in Swedesboro, New Jersey on Thursday, Williams Grove Speedway in Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania, on Friday, and Port Royal Speedway in Port Royal, Pennsylvania, on Saturday and Sunday; the weekend will conclude with the $29,000-to-win Bob Weikert Memorial on Sunday, May 28. June will begin with a trip to Wisconsin where the Series will battle the IRA Outlaw Sprint Series during visits to Dodge County Fairgrounds Speedway in Beaver Dam (June 2) and the $26,000-to-win Rayce Rudeen Foundation Race at the Plymouth Dirt Track on the Sheboygan County Fairgrounds (June 3). The 41st edition of Ohio Sprint Speedweek is slated for June 9-17 featuring eight events in nine days concluding with the Dean Knittel Memorial at Portsmouth Raceway Park. Speedweek action will take the All Star Circuit of Champions to Attica Raceway Park on June 9, Fremont Speedway on June 10, Wayne County Speedway on June 11-12, Sharon Speedway on June 13, Atomic Speedway on June 15, Eldora Speedway on June 16, and Portsmouth on June 17. Wednesday's open date will act as a potential rain date should any event prior need to utilize it. July will be diverse for America's Series, not only featuring a two-day blast through New York and Ohio in visits to Ransomville Speedway in Ransomville, New York, and Sharon Speedway for the Lou Blaney Memorial in Hartford, Ohio, on July 7-8, but the map will also take action to Lernerville Speedway in Sarver, Pennsylvania, where All Star competitors and Western Pennsylvania's finest will battle head-to-head for the $25,000-to-win Don Martin Memorial Silver Cup on Tuesday, July 18. July will then continue with a venture west into the Central Time Zone where teams will compete elbows up in seven events over nine days. Dubbed Thunder Through the Plains, the nine-day tour will include stops at 34 Raceway in West Burlington, Iowa, on July 21, Spoon River Speedway in Lewistown, Illinois, on July 22, Red Hill Speedway in Sumner, Illinois, on July 23, Benton Speedway in Benton, Missouri, on July 26, Lake Ozark Speedway in Eldon, Missouri, on July 27, I-70 Motorsports Park in Odessa, Missouri, on July 28, and Knoxville Raceway in Knoxville, Iowa, on July 29. Giving All Star teams the opportunity to compete in Knoxville Raceway's annual 360 and 410 Nationals programs, the Series' August agenda will not commence until Friday and Saturday, August 18-19, when the Series will attempt to conquer the Empire State yet again, this time visiting Outlaw Speedway in Dundee and Utica-Rome Speedway in Vernon in consecutive fashion. Eventually trekking south of the New York border, the mid-August weekend will conclude officially with a visit to Selinsgrove Speedway in Selinsgrove, Pennsylvania, on Sunday, August 20. A two-day stop in Michigan, the lone visit to the Wolverine State in 2023, will then close out the month of August with events at Tri-City Motor Speedway (August 25) and Butler Motor Speedway for the Mace Thomas Classic on August 26. Perhaps the most competitive stretch on the 2023 All Star schedule, September's slate includes not only another tangle with the notorious Pennsylvania Posse, but also competition with Ohio's ultra-competitive local contingent, blasting off with Attica Raceway Park's annual Attica Ambush on Friday and Saturday, September 1-2. Wasting little time, compasses will then turn due east, setting aim on another visit to the Port Royal Speedway where action will resume for three straight days. Featuring the highest paying program on the 2023 All Star slate, Tuscarora 50 weekend will take center stage on Thursday through Saturday, September 7-9, headlined with the $55,000-to-win Tuscarora 50 on Saturday night. The 50-lap finale is also the longest event on the 2023 All Star calendar. The All Star Circuit of Champions will then close-out the 2023 season officially with a three-event return to the Buckeye State, first headlining Fremont Speedway's Jim & Joanne Ford Classic on Friday and Saturday, September 15-16, followed by Eldora Speedway's 4-Crown Nationals on Saturday, September 23. 2023 All Star Schedule: (events in bold at minimum $10,000 to win) Friday, February 3 | Senoia Raceway | Senoia, GA Saturday, February 4 | Senoia Raceway | Senoia, GA ($10,000 to win) Tuesday, February 7 | Volusia Speedway Park | DeLeon Springs, FL Wednesday, February 8 | Volusia Speedway Park | DeLeon Springs, FL Monday, February 13 | East Bay Raceway Park | Tampa, FL Tuesday, February 14 | East Bay Raceway Park | Tampa, FL Friday, April 7 | Attica Raceway Park | Attica, OH Saturday, April 8 | Attica Raceway Park | Attica, OH Friday, May 12 | Jacksonville Speedway | Jacksonville, IL Saturday, May 13 | Wilmot Raceway | Wilmot, WI Friday, May 19 | Outlaw Speedway | Dundee, NY Saturday, May 20 | Fonda Speedway | Fonda, NY ($10,000 to win) Sunday, May 21 | Weedsport Speedway | Weedsport, NY Thursday, May 25 | Bridgeport Speedway | Swedesboro, NJ ($10,000 to win) Friday, May 26 | Williams Grove Speedway | Mechanicsburg, PA ($10,000 to win) Saturday, May 27 | Port Royal Speedway | Port Royal, PA ($10,000 to win) Sunday, May 28 | Port Royal Speedway | Port Royal, PA ($29,000 to win) Friday, June 2 | Dodge County Fairgrounds Speedway | Beaver Dam, WI Saturday, June 3 | Plymouth Dirt Track | Plymouth, WI ($26,000 to win) Friday, June 9 | Attica Raceway Park | Attica, OH Saturday, June 10 | Fremont Speedway | Fremont, OH ($10,000 to win) Sunday, June 11 | Wayne County Speedway | Orrville, OH Monday, June 12 | Wayne County Speedway | Orrville, OH ($10,000 to win) Tuesday, June 13 | Sharon Speedway | Hartford, OH Thursday, June 15 | Atomic Speedway | Chillicothe, OH Friday, June 16 | Eldora Speedway | Rossburg, OH ($12,000 to win) Saturday, June 17 | Portsmouth Raceway Park | Portsmouth, OH ($22,554 to win) Friday, July 7 | Ransomville Speedway | Ransomville, NY ($12,000 to win) Saturday, July 8 | Sharon Speedway | Hartford, OH ($10,000 to win) Tuesday, July 18 | Lernerville Speedway | Sarver, PA ($25,000 to win) Friday, July 21 | 34 Raceway | West Burlington, IA Saturday, July 22 | Spoon River Speedway | Lewistown, IL Sunday, July 23 | Red Hill Speedway | Sumner, IL Wednesday, July 26 | Benton Speedway | Benton, MO Thursday, July 27 | Lake Ozark Speedway | Eldon, MO Friday, July 28 | I-70 Motorsports Park | Odessa, MO Saturday, July 29 | Knoxville Raceway | Knoxville, IA Friday, August 18 | Outlaw Speedway | Dundee, NY Saturday, August 19 | Utica-Rome Speedway | Vernon, NY ($10,000 to win) Sunday, August 20 | Selinsgrove Speedway | Selinsgrove, PA ($10,000 to win) Friday, August 25 | Tri-City Motor Speedway | Auburn, MI Saturday, August 26 | Butler Motor Speedway | Quincy, MI Friday, September 1 | Attica Raceway Park | Attica, OH Saturday, September 2 | Attica Raceway Park | Attica, OH ($12,000 to win) Thursday, September 7 | Port Royal Speedway | Port Royal, PA Friday, September 8 | Port Royal Speedway | Port Royal, PA ($10,000 to win) Saturday, September 9 | Port Royal Speedway | Port Royal, PA ($55,000 to win) Friday, September 15 | Fremont Speedway | Fremont, OH Saturday, September 16 | Fremont Speedway | Fremont, OH ($10,000 to win) Saturday, September 23 | Eldora Speedway | Rossburg, OH ($10,000 to win) About the All Star Circuit of Champions: All Star Enterprises, LLC, wholly owned by Tony Stewart, d/b/a the All Star Circuit of Champions, is a winged sprint car series. The All Star Circuit of Champions Sprint Car Series is one of the oldest traveling 410 sprint car organizations and is a staple of grassroots, open-wheel racing. Formed in 1970 by Bud Miller, the series has largely been considered the first 'outlaw' Sprint Car organization of the modern era. Motorsports entrepreneur Tony Stewart agreed to terms with Guy Webb to become the sole owner of the original winged sprint car tour in January of 2015. About Tezos: Tezos is smart money, redefining what it means to hold and exchange value in a digitally connected world. A self-upgradable and energy-efficient Proof of Stake blockchain with a proven track record, Tezos seamlessly adopts tomorrow's innovations without network disruptions today. For more information, please visit www.tezos.com. About Mobil 1: The world's leading synthetic motor oil brand, Mobil 1™ features anti-wear technology that provides performance beyond our conventional motor oils. 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  READY TO RACE: 2023 LUCAS OIL MLRA TOUR DATES SET

  Wheatland, Missouri (November 22, 2022) - With the 2022 season in the record books, all attention turns to what will become the 35th consecutive season of action for the Lucas Oil Midwest Late Model Racing Association (MLRA), as the series today unveiled their 2023 slate of events. The upcoming campaign will take drivers to eleven different venues across five Midwestern states, as they compete in a total of 24 championship events. The first thirty days will be huge for drivers vying for the series Championship with a total of nine events scheduled, presenting an opportunity to win just shy of $60,000 in first place money. The season opener returns to the Lucas Oil Speedway in Wheatland, Missouri on March 31st and April 1st for the "Spring Nationals". The last time the MLRA kicked off a season at the "Diamond of Dirt Tracks" was in 2017, and this time the stakes will be even higher as Friday night's winner will pocket $5,000 while Saturday night will feature a $10,000 to win finale. The following weekend will present a new early season addition to the schedule, as the Tri-City Speedway in Granite City, IL welcomes what is expected to be a huge car count. The "Winter Meltdown" will feature complete shows on Friday and Saturday April 7th & 8th paying $5k and $7k respectively. Just five nights later action will move north to the Hawkeye State for three big nights of action. A special Thursday night stop at the ¼ mile Davenport Speedway on April 13th will get the weekend going, followed by a two night stand at the 34 Raceway in West Burlington, IA. Friday's Prelude to the Slocum will pay $5,000 to win before the 15th Annual $10,555 to win "Slocum 50" takes center stage on Saturday night. After a weekend off, the month of April will wrap up on the 28th and 29th with the annual running of the "Battle at the Beach" on the 1/3 mile Lake Ozark Speedway just outside of Eldon, MO. The weekend will again feature two complete shows paying $5,000 and $7,000 to win respectively. Just one weekend of action is planned for the month of May, but with that will come the biggest Crown Jewel of the season for the MLRA as they return to the Lucas Oil Speedway for the 31st Annual "Show-Me 100". As in recent years, Thursday and Friday will be complete qualifying shows co-sanctioned with the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series as drivers accumulate points in attempt to lock into Saturday night's finale. The 10th Annual "Cowboy Classic", honoring longtime MLRA Owner/Promoter Allen "Cowboy" Chancellor will get the weekend underway on Thursday May, 26th followed by Friday nights "Tribute to Don & Billie Gibson". Both qualifying events will pay $6,000 to win. The Memorial Day Weekend Classic will conclude on Saturday night with the $50,000 to win "Show-Me-100". The weekend leading up to July 4th will take drivers on another three day swing, this time stretching across three states. On Friday night June 30th the MLRA returns to the CJ Speedway in Columbus Junction, Iowa. Saturday July 1st will find drivers chasing a $7,000 pay day at the prestine I-70 Speedway in Odessa, MO, before heading back east to the Adams County Speedway (formerly Quincy Raceways) on Sunday night for another $7,000 main event. This will be the MLRA's first trip to the 1/4 mile Speedway in Quincy, IL since 2019. Another short turn-around awaits, as drivers will slide north for the second Crown Jewel co-sanctioned(LOLMDS) weekend of the year on July 6th - 8th for the NAPA Auto Parts "Gopher 50" at the Deer Creek Speedway in Spring Valley, MN. Similar in format to the Show-Me 100, the event will pay $5,000 to win each of the first two qualifying nights before drivers chase a $50,000 top prize on Saturday. The only single day stand on the 2023 schedule will take place on July 15th as teams again tackle the Lucas Oil Speedway in pursuit of the 17th Annual "Diamond Nationals". The Annual Labor Day Weekend Classic at the Lucas Oil Speedway, the "Ron Jenkins Memorial" expands in 2023 to a two day show. The weekend will get started on Friday September 1st with a $5,000 feature followed by a $7,000 Saturday night showdown. The weekend will conclude on Sunday, September 3rd when the newly renamed Moberly Motorsport Park host the MLRA for the 3rd Annual "Wiener Nationals". The racing season will conclude on October 13th & 14th at the Tri-City Speedway. Over the course of the past three season, the MLRA Championship Weekend at Tri-City has showcased some of the best parity in racing, with five feature events and five different winners to date. For all of the latest news and information, including the full 2023 schedule, fans are encouraged to visit the series website at www.MLRARacing.com. **2023 MLRA WINNERS CIRCLE PROGRAM** The MLRA will continue it's "Winners Circle Program" in 2023 awarding $200 in Appearance money to the top (10) in points at each venue with perfect attendance, in addition to purse money earned. For full program details contact Series Director Ernie Leftwich. **2023 Schedule Tentative & Subject To Change** For all of the latest news and information fans are encouraged to visit the series website: Explore MLRARACING.COM Fans may also "like" the Lucas Oil MLRA Facebook page or follow us on Twitter:

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Lake Ozark Speedway Nearby Dirt Tracks

Distance information is direct (as the crow flies) - driving distance will differ due to road routes and things like lakes or mountains.

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  Double X Speedway Race Track22 miles away - California, Missouri, USA
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  Midway Speedway Race Track45 miles away - Lebanon, Missouri, USA
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  Missouri State Fair Speedway Race Track45 miles away - Sedalia, Missouri, USA
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  Dallas County Speedway Race Track46 miles away - Urbana, Missouri, USA
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  Lucas Oil Speedway Race Track51 miles away - Wheatland, Missouri, USA
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  Sweet Springs Motorsports Complex Race Track64 miles away - Sweet Springs, Missouri, USA
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  Central Missouri Speedway Race Track72 miles away - Warrensburg, Missouri, USA
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  Lasoski Speedway Race Track74 miles away - Warrensburg, Missouri, USA
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  Moberly Motorsports Park Race Track80 miles away - Moberly, Missouri, USA
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  I70 Motorsports Park Race Track84 miles away - Odessa, Missouri, USA
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  Springfield Raceway Race Track86 miles away - Springfield, Missouri, USA
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  Electric City Speedway Race Track96 miles away - Butler, Missouri, USA
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  Valley Speedway Race Track99 miles away - Grain Valley, Missouri, USA
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  Nevada Speedway Race Track100 miles away - Nevada, Missouri, USA

Lake Ozark Speedway Dirt Track Racing Organizations

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  ASCoC - All Star Circuit of Champions Dirt Track Racing Organization
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  ASCS - American Sprint Car Series Dirt Track Racing Organization
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  DIRTcar - DIRTcar Racing Dirt Track Racing Organization
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  MLRA - Midwest LateModel Racing Association Dirt Track Racing Organization
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  MLS - Midwest Lightning Sprints Dirt Track Racing Organization
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  OCRS - Oil Capital Racing Series Dirt Track Racing Organization
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  POWRi - Performance Open Wheel Racing Inc Dirt Track Racing Organization
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  USAC - United States Auto Club Dirt Track Racing Organization
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  USRA - United States Racing Association Dirt Track Racing Organization
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  WoO - World of Outlaws Dirt Track Racing Organization
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  XOS - Xtreme Outlaw Series Dirt Track Racing Organization