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 The SPEEDCAR SUPER SERIES is growing at lightning pace!
With Director Ken Jenkins now returned from the US
Midget racing scene, the initial plans for the Speedcar
Super Series are set firmly in concrete.
Within five days of the SSS Race Rules & Regulations
being officially released, fifteen fast-charging
competitors have signed up to contest the entire series!
You read correctly;
FIFTEEN Drivers are already locked in to compete in all
SIX rounds!
Write this down!
19 Nov 2005 - Avalon Vic
3 Dec 2005 - Toowoomba Qld
7 Jan 2006 - Mt Gambier SA
4 Feb 2006 - Parramatta NSW
25 Feb 2006 - Mildura Vic
11 Mar 2006 - Speedway City SA
To date, NSW has the largest contingent of travelling
teams, to be combined with nominated competitors from
VIC, SA, QLD, and WA. Increase this number with New
Zealand and America’s finest and there is little doubt
the SPEEDCAR SUPER SERIES will produce the highest
standard of competition Speedcars fans have enjoyed for
decades.
The announcement of the SPEEDCAR SUPER SERIES has
sparked interest within the promoting community, with
other tracks requesting to be included in the current
series schedule. Unfortunately with local events already
confirmed for each state, SSS Director Ken Jenkins has
had to turn down offers including one from Brisbane
International Speedway Promoter, John Kelly. The
decision has been made to maintain the six-round
programme agreed with drivers and sponsors AMERICAN TIRE
& RACING SERVICES, BREKA, and NSI.
With a number of tracks already voicing their interest
in hosting a round in next season’s schedule; the
passionate driver support from across the country and
the huge amount of positive feedback from fans
worldwide:-
How big could the SPEEDCAR SUPER SERIES be next year?
Photos courtesy of
King Images:
www.KingImages.com.au
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