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OUR SITE IS CURRENTLY UNDER CONSTRUCTION PLEASE CHECK BACK LATER THIS WEEK FOR OUR NEW FULL SITE Clinton County Raceway is a 1/3 mile Dirt Track located at the fairgrounds in Mackeyville along Route 220 only one half mile North of Interstate 80 exit 178. Racing every Friday night starting at 7pm.
IMCA/305 Informational Meeting Set The informational meeting for interested IMCA Modified and 305 Sprint teams will be held Saturday, January 7th at Gary’s Motor Mart in Jersey Shore, PA. IMCA teams will meet at 1:00pm with 305 teams meeting at 2:30pm. Representatives from both the IMCA series and PA305 Series will be on had to go over any questions on rules and procedures. Those that can not attend but would like information are encouraged to email their questions to garysmotormart@verizon.net or to contact the series representative. Gary’s Motor Mart is located just off Route 220 at 269 N Main Street, Jersey Shore, PA 17740.
Banquet Tickets Now On Sale Tickets for the Clinton County Raceway 2011 Awards Banquet are now on sale. The banquet will be held at the Jersey Shore Elks Club located in Jersey Shore, PA. The date for the event will be Saturday, January 28th. Social Hour will start at 5:00pm with dinner kicking off at 6:00pm followed by awards, which will see trophies handed out to the top ten drivers in each division. Tickets are $25 each and can be purchased by mailing a check to Vern Wasson at P.O. Box 821, Jersey Shore, PA 17740. All drivers no matter where they finished in the point standings will be given a free ticket to the banquet. Only requirement is you must of attempted at least 50% of the races in your division. To receive your free ticket you must still register by emailing garysmotormart@verizon.net. Cutoff for tickets is January 20th, as an accurate count needs to be given to the caterers. Thanks to all the teams that supported us in 2011.
Attention Race Teams Clinton County Raceway would like to hold a meeting with teams interested in joining the 305 Sprint Division and the IMCA Division for the 2012 season. Representatives for each division will be on hand to answer questions and explain the classes in further detail. Please email your name and address to garysmotormart@verizon.net so information can be sent when a date and time are finalized. The 2012 schedule is coming together for next year and will be released at its normal time in January pending TWP approval. The 305 Sprints will split time with the Late Models on an every other week basis. Joining them on the schedule will be the IMCA Modifieds, Pro Stocks, 270 Micro’s, and 4-cyl classes. The 600 Micros will see races sprinkled throughout the season. The 2011 banquet plans are almost finalized and will be posted soon. For more information keep checking the website as it will be posted once available.
Clinton County Raceway Announces Class Changes For 2012 Mackeyville, PA – With 2011 officially in the books Clinton County Raceway is eagerly looking ahead to 2012. A lot of behind the scenes changes have already taken place with many more to follow in the coming months. With the cost of everything skyrocketing, most of the focus going into 2012 will be cost cutting for the track, teams, and fans. With that being said, one major change will be in the Sprint Car division. Starting in 2012 Clinton County Raceway will change from a 410 to a 305 Sprint Car facility. The 305’s have competed at the track for the last few seasons as a touring series with great reviews and the track is looking to build upon that. The 305’s will fall under the rules for the Racesaver 305 Series and will have series coordinator Tom Worrick in the fold to help with Tech and procedures. The plan is to race the 305’s on an every other week basis, which will allow teams to travel with the series as well as compete for a track championship. Clinton County Raceway is also proud to announce the addition of a new class for 2012. IMCA Modifies will make their racing debut when the season kicks off next year. IMCA has a long-standing tradition of being a competitive yet more affordable form of racing. The IMCA division is one that has come from a year of planning as many teams have been looking for a division with lower costs, easier tech, and one that can travel if desired. Many teams have already committed to this division for next season and CCR looks to build this into one of the premier classes in the area. One other change you may notice is the Clinton County website. A lot of upgrading has been going on with the site which will hopefully give it a fresh new look along with make it easier to navigate. For more information on the new series please go to www.pasprintseries.com or www.imca.com.
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