Wingless Series Presented by Joe Hunt Magnetos Set For Calistoga Return

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Top Story Joe Hunt Magneto Sprint Car SeriesStockton, CA)- After a very successful debut at the Calistoga Speedway back in April, the Wingless Series presented by Joe Hunt Magnetos makes it’s second a final visit to the scenic ½ mile facility on Saturday night as they run alongside the King of the West Series.

 

Leading the series into Calistoga Speedway will be new point leader, and the series’ lone winner at the track, Colton Slack. After having bad luck during the series opener at the Silver Dollar Speedway back in March, Slack has been a model of consistency as he has the aforementioned win back in April and is coming off of a pair of podium finishes with the series.

 

Flanking Slack in the season long standings is San Jose, CA wheelman, Gary Nelson, Jr. Sitting just 17 markers back of Slack, Nelson, Jr comes into Saturday night’s event fresh off of a third place finish at the Stockton Dirt Track. Making a late race charge in Stockton, Nelson will look to keep the momentum rolling and find series victory lane.

 

Sitting third in the standings the two-time feature event winner, Joe Stornetta. Having a brilliant start to the season, Stornetta had mechanical failure during the Stockton show, and lost valuable ground in the season long championship chase and sits 24 points out of the top spot. With two wins to his credit already in 2015, Stornetta is eager to get one spot better during this trip to the Calistoga Speedway.

 

The stars and cars of the Wingless Series Presented By Joe Hunt Magnetos have put on highly competitive races thus far in 2015, and are in the midst of a hotly contested championship where the top four cars are separated by a mere 34 points.

 

During the series’ most recent event at the Stockton Dirt Track, the night belonged to Austin Liggett. As Liggett made his first start with the series, he made sure to make it count as he set a New Track Record, before winning his heat, the dash, and the feature event after a late race battle with Colton Slack.

 

Back in April, Colton Slack became the series’ first ever winner at the Calistoga Speedway after taking the lead from multi-time series champion, Terry Schank, Jr, and then fended off a charge from Joe Stornetta to grab the inaugural win.

 

Drivers expected to be on hand Saturday night include Colton Slack, Joe Stornetta, Gary Nelson Jr, Shane Myhre, Nick Larson, Terry Schank Jr, Shayna Sylvia, Angelique Bell, Zach Kavert, John and Bradley Clark, Cody Fendley and a host of others.

 

Tickets are on sale for the Saturday June 27 Wine Country Classic at Calistoga and can be purchased by contacting (916) 773-7225. Adult Reserved Tickets cost $30, with Adult General Admission Tickets $25. Children 6-12 are $10 with kids 5 & under free. Hotel Info: The Sandman Inn / Santa Rosa located at 3421 Cleveland Ave. 95403. Phone Number 707-293-2100. Must Mention CALI15 / Calistoga Speedway for an $85.00 rate.

The infield pit area will open at 9am allowing teams to move in, with the pit booth opening for pit pass sales at noon. Will Call & the ticket window opens up at 2pm, with the front gate opening at 4pm.

 

ON TAP: The Wingless Series Presented by Joe Hunt Magnetos will make their second visit of the season to the Calistoga Speedway on June 27th as they run in conjunction with the King of the West Series in the Wine Country Classic.

 

WINNERS: Joe Stornetta (Silver Dollar Speedway on March 7th), Colton Slack (Calistoga Speedway on April 12th), Joe Stornetta (Placerville Speedway on May 30th), Austin Liggett (Stockton Dirt Trak on June 13th).

 

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JOE HUNT MAGNETOS SPRINT CAR SERIES- Joe Hunt Magnetos’ Roger Gleason brought the traveling concept to non-wing sprint cars by popular demand. Over the years, the Joe Hunt Magnetos Sprint Car Series has ran a limited schedule at select tracks around the state. In 2015, the series will operate under the direction of the Prentice Motorsports Group competing in 12 races scattered at six different tracks.