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08-10-2011, 06:03 PM
NAZARETH SPEEDWAY REUNION TO BE HIGHLIGHT OF SHOW
For the third straight year BPG Racing will be the sponsor of the popular Ms. Motorsports Pageant in 2012 and show management has announced that they will be remembering one of the great short track racing facilities of the past, the Nazareth Speedway.
BPG Racing, one of the most successful dirt track modified racing teams, is owned by successful Blue Bell, PA businessman Chad Sinon. “I am a big believer in giving back to the sport that has given me so much,” said Sinon. “It is something I enjoy doing and it certainly is a fun promotion.”
At present Sinon owns the modified stock cars that are driven by dirt track standout Duane Howard. The team currently is second in the NASCAR 358 modified point standings at Grandview Speedway seeking their second straight title. Sinon has the BPG Racing name associated with a number of events and race teams including the hugely successful BPG Racing Freedom 76 Classic presented at Grandview Speedway in mid-September. The BPG Racing sponsorship has also appeared on a World of Outlaw late model driven by Tim Fuller and on the NASCAR late model of four time Grandview track champion Chuck Schutz.
Ladies are reminded that it is not too early to be submitting entries for the pageant and complete entry info is available at aarn.com (http://www.aarn.com).
Show promoter Len Sammons also announced that Nazareth Speedway, a popular dirt track racing facility operated by the late Jerry Fried for many years, will be the center of attention when a Nazareth Reunion is presented.
“We are inviting racers that competed at the track to be part of the show,” said Sammons. “In addition we are looking for race cars from Nazareth’s colorful history and memorabilia for display purposes at the show. We feel there will be a tremendous amount of interest in this one, the track considered the playground of Frankie Schneider and Tom Hager and so many other outstanding dirt track racers.”
Those planning to be part of Motorsports 2012 should be making their show space reservations as soon a possible. Space is filling quickly.
"With the huge success of the show this year, we are anticipating that the 2012 show will be an even bigger success," said show promoter Len Sammons. "We are anticipating that the exhibit space will sell out even earlier than it has in the past."
Getting plans made early gives exhibitors the opportunity to start their promotional plans for the show and start getting the word out that they will be part of Motorsports 2012 Presented by VP’s Small Engine Fuels Race Car & Trade Show.
The three day show covers all of the space available in the Greater Philadelphia Expo Center at Oaks and gives attendees the opportunity to see just about anything and everything imaginable in motorsports.
Information on the show may be had by visiting www.aarn.com or telephoning 609.888.3618.
Tim Hogue can provide those interested with all details on the show and send a complete color brochure that outlines all show details for those wanting to be exhibitors. And it is not to early for race teams to be thinking about having their race car on display at the show. Contact Tim at 609.888.3618.
The annual show, produced by Len Sammons and his staff, is considered by many to be the most successful show of its type on the East Coast.
Ernie Saxton Communications
For the third straight year BPG Racing will be the sponsor of the popular Ms. Motorsports Pageant in 2012 and show management has announced that they will be remembering one of the great short track racing facilities of the past, the Nazareth Speedway.
BPG Racing, one of the most successful dirt track modified racing teams, is owned by successful Blue Bell, PA businessman Chad Sinon. “I am a big believer in giving back to the sport that has given me so much,” said Sinon. “It is something I enjoy doing and it certainly is a fun promotion.”
At present Sinon owns the modified stock cars that are driven by dirt track standout Duane Howard. The team currently is second in the NASCAR 358 modified point standings at Grandview Speedway seeking their second straight title. Sinon has the BPG Racing name associated with a number of events and race teams including the hugely successful BPG Racing Freedom 76 Classic presented at Grandview Speedway in mid-September. The BPG Racing sponsorship has also appeared on a World of Outlaw late model driven by Tim Fuller and on the NASCAR late model of four time Grandview track champion Chuck Schutz.
Ladies are reminded that it is not too early to be submitting entries for the pageant and complete entry info is available at aarn.com (http://www.aarn.com).
Show promoter Len Sammons also announced that Nazareth Speedway, a popular dirt track racing facility operated by the late Jerry Fried for many years, will be the center of attention when a Nazareth Reunion is presented.
“We are inviting racers that competed at the track to be part of the show,” said Sammons. “In addition we are looking for race cars from Nazareth’s colorful history and memorabilia for display purposes at the show. We feel there will be a tremendous amount of interest in this one, the track considered the playground of Frankie Schneider and Tom Hager and so many other outstanding dirt track racers.”
Those planning to be part of Motorsports 2012 should be making their show space reservations as soon a possible. Space is filling quickly.
"With the huge success of the show this year, we are anticipating that the 2012 show will be an even bigger success," said show promoter Len Sammons. "We are anticipating that the exhibit space will sell out even earlier than it has in the past."
Getting plans made early gives exhibitors the opportunity to start their promotional plans for the show and start getting the word out that they will be part of Motorsports 2012 Presented by VP’s Small Engine Fuels Race Car & Trade Show.
The three day show covers all of the space available in the Greater Philadelphia Expo Center at Oaks and gives attendees the opportunity to see just about anything and everything imaginable in motorsports.
Information on the show may be had by visiting www.aarn.com or telephoning 609.888.3618.
Tim Hogue can provide those interested with all details on the show and send a complete color brochure that outlines all show details for those wanting to be exhibitors. And it is not to early for race teams to be thinking about having their race car on display at the show. Contact Tim at 609.888.3618.
The annual show, produced by Len Sammons and his staff, is considered by many to be the most successful show of its type on the East Coast.
Ernie Saxton Communications