RGeeProductions
04-10-2008, 09:20 PM
With gas prices continuing to rise and the state of the economy a concern, Lee USA Speedway management announced today they have slashed prices for their weekly NASCAR Whelen All-American Racing Series programs for the 2008 season. Fans can expect to pay just ten dollars for adult general admission seating. The special price reduction will apply to regular events only. The Friday night weekly events begin May 2nd.
The New Hampshire speedway last week announced it was going to “hold the line” on general admission seating for its season opening event Sunday April 20, the “Governors Cup 200.” That race will feature the ACT Late Models, True Value Modified Racing Series, New England Legends Cars and Allison Legacy Series. The ACT and TVMRS will compete in 100 lap feature races. General admission seating for that event is just $20.00. Children from 11-15 years old are $10 and age 10 and under are free.
“With all the talk of four dollars a gallon for gas, we’d like to think slashing our admission a couple of bucks for our weekly shows will help.” said track manager Bob Watson. “We are family people too, we know it’s tough out there.” Watson added “We have great racing here with our weekly NASCAR sanctioned events and we want fans to feel they can have a night out, see what we offer at Lee, and enjoy themselves for a reasonable price.”
Lee is planning a Test & Tune session for all divisions Saturday, April 12th at 12 Noon.
Lee USA Speedway PR
The New Hampshire speedway last week announced it was going to “hold the line” on general admission seating for its season opening event Sunday April 20, the “Governors Cup 200.” That race will feature the ACT Late Models, True Value Modified Racing Series, New England Legends Cars and Allison Legacy Series. The ACT and TVMRS will compete in 100 lap feature races. General admission seating for that event is just $20.00. Children from 11-15 years old are $10 and age 10 and under are free.
“With all the talk of four dollars a gallon for gas, we’d like to think slashing our admission a couple of bucks for our weekly shows will help.” said track manager Bob Watson. “We are family people too, we know it’s tough out there.” Watson added “We have great racing here with our weekly NASCAR sanctioned events and we want fans to feel they can have a night out, see what we offer at Lee, and enjoy themselves for a reasonable price.”
Lee is planning a Test & Tune session for all divisions Saturday, April 12th at 12 Noon.
Lee USA Speedway PR