May 31, 2007 - When the 2007 King of Indiana Sprint Series (KISS) pushes
off for a full weekend of racing beginning at Bloomington Speedway on Friday,
June 15, several questions will beg to be answered. For example, can Jon
Stanbrough sweep all nine races of this year’s KISS tour? And, who is
going to step up to stop him?
There are three golden opportunities as Lincoln Park Speedway follows on
Saturday, June16, and Kokomo Speedway on Sunday. Each will provide 30 laps
of old school wheel-to-wheel racing to top Stanbrough, who has swept the first
events on the schedule. Each will pay $2,500 to win and count toward this
year’s King of Indiana sprint car championship.
Stanbrough’s exploits have given the two-time King a 25-point margin over
Brady Short, and 42 points more than Shane Hollingsworth. They are the
only drivers to have started the feature races at Gas City, North Vernon and
Lawrenceburg. But with six events remaining, there is still a lot of
racing until the coronation.
2007 King Of Indiana Sprint Series Schedule
Gas City I-69 Speedway
Friday, May 11
Stanbrough
Twin Cities Raceway Park
Saturday, May 12
Stanbrough
Lawrenceburg Speedway
Saturday, May 26
Stanbrough
Bloomington Speedway
Friday, June 15
Lincoln Park Speedway
Saturday, June 16
Kokomo Speedway
Sunday, June 17
Paragon Speedway
Saturday, June 23
Terre Haute Action Track
Saturday, June 30
Tri-State Speedway
Sunday, July 8
SPONSORS. Sponsorship from Indiana Stone Works has boosted the
payoff at each event and B-Main starters are guaranteed $100. 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.
Sprint Car & Midget Magazine, Simpson Performance Products and RockStar
Paint sponsor the unique KISS champion’s helmet. Kiva Networking in
Bloomington is the host of the KISS website.
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 old school racing tour. Information is now available on our
website, www.kissracing.com.
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