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May 15, 2006 - The opening of the 2006 King of Indiana
Sprint Series (KISS) season has shifted to a busy doubleheader this coming
weekend as Bloomington Speedway hosts the KISS racers on Friday, and then they
take a short ride up to Putnamville’s Lincoln Park Speedway on Saturday.
With the rain out at Gas City/I-69 Speedway last Friday, the chase for the KISS
crown has been shortened to just six events. What do Jon Stanbrough, Dave Darland, Tony Elliott, Michael Burthay and Kevin Briscoe have in common? Answer: they have all won KISS series races on either the Bloomington or Lincoln Park ovals. Obviously, this is one tough short list. SCHEDULE. The 2006 KISS tour will roll off Friday, May 19, at the Bloomington Speedway. 24-hours later, Saturday, May 20, they take the green at Putnamville’s Lincoln Park Speedway. Lawrenceburg Speedway hosts the KISS racers on Memorial Day wee kend, Saturday, May 27. After a couple weeks to catch their breath, the KISS racers will start their final leg with a big Sunday show at Kokomo Speedway on June 18th. The title battle will begin to come into sharp focus at Paragon Speedway on Saturday, June 24. Then racers will kick off their Independence Day weekend with the KISS grand finale at the Terre Haute Action Track and the crowning of a new (or repeat) King of Indiana Sprints on July 1.
2006 King Of Indiana Sprint Series Schedule
The opening round of the King of Indiana Sprint Car Series will be Friday, May
19, at Bloomington Speedway, located just south of downtown Bloomington.
The racing program will include UMP modifieds and super stocks. General
admission is $15 and the pits are $25. Youths 7 12 are admitted for
$5 with a paying adult. The pit gate opens at 4:30, general admission at
5:30, with hot laps at 6:30 and racing at 7:30. For additional information
see the track’s website: www.bloomingtonspeedway.com
or phone (812) 824-7400.Gas City I-69Speedway Bloomington Speedway Lincoln Park Speedway Lawrenceburg Speedway Kokomo Speedway Paragon Speedway Terre Haute Action Track The second round of the King of Indiana Sprint Car Series will be competed Saturday, May 20, at Putnamville’s Lincoln Park Speedway. Lincoln Park Speedway is located half way between Terre Haute and Indianapolis on the north side of US Hwy 40 just a couple of mi nutes west of U.S.231. The racing program will include modifieds, superstocks and bombers. There will be an autograph session featuring drivers from the sprint car and bomber series in the south lot, just outside turn 1, beginning at 4:30 pm. General admission is $15 and the pits are $25. The main gate opens at 4:30, hot laps start at 5:30 and racing begins at 7 pm. For additional information see the track’s website: www.LincolnParkSpeedway.com or phone (317) 831-4404 Office, or (765) 653-3485 Track. THE PURSE. The total KISS purse for 2006 again exceeds $80,000. Each of the seven features will pay $2,500-to win. As in previous years, the teams will forgo qualifying and draw for heat race starting spots. As we started last year, the top two finishers in each heat will re -draw for their feature starting s pots. Each feature pays $250 to start, while B-Main competitors will take home a minimum of $50. POINT FUND. The point fund will pay $1,400 to the King Of Indiana Sprint Series champion following the July 1st finale Terre Haute Action Track. Additionally, the point fund pays the top five in the standings, with second place receiving $1000, while third receives $700, fourth $600 and fifth $500. SPONSORS. Elliottbrand Web Designs, in Westport, IN, created the KISS website, which provides a highly functional and effective tool that places the King Of Indiana Sprint Series within arms length of racing fans around town and around the world. Visit them at www.Elliottbrand.com. KISS is continuing to look for sponsorships for the upcoming series. Not only will a sp onsor actively participate in one of the most exc iting sprint car programs of the coming season, but their investment will also garner the benefits of broad visibility and productive publicity among a growing segment of motorsports enthusiasts in Indiana’s most active metropolitan areas. For more information contact the promoter at your closest KISS racing track. The King of Indiana Sprint Series is organized and conducted by the individual Indiana sprint car race track promoters to put the best racing in the state on a heavy metal wheel-to-wheel tour. Information is now available on our website, www.kissracing.com. |
