From Bob Baker
Knoxville, IA — (September 13, 2013) — Alan DeHaai and Joe Kosiski at the I-80 Speedway in Greenwood, Nebraska, have donated over $1,000 to the non-profit National Sprint Car Museum through their two-day advance ticket promotion for next weekend’s Midwest Fall Brawl II sprint car races. Five dollars from each of the advance two-day $25 tickets sold was donated to the National Sprint Car Hall of Fame & Museum Foundation.
This year’s Midwest Fall-Brawl II will be Friday-Saturday, September 20-21, at the I-80 Speedway and will feature the American Sprint Car Series (ASCS) sprint car teams racing for $2,500 to win each night. In addition, there is a $20,000 bonus, the “Double-Down, Back-to-Back Challenge,” for any sprint car driver that can win the feature on both Friday and Saturday nights.
The brand-new 410-cubic-inch Rider-powered Maxim Chassis raffle/sprint car will also be making its first appearance at the Midwest Fall-Brawl II next weekend. The sprint car raffle car program offers race teams and fans the opportunity to win a race-ready, state-of-the-art sprint car. The winning raffle ticket will be drawn on December 19, 2014, with raffle proceeds benefiting the National Sprint Car Hall of Fame & Museum in Knoxville, Iowa.
Said museum executive director Bob Baker today, “We can’t thank Alan DeHaai and Joe Kosiski enough for their support of our non-profit museum foundation. Their efforts this fall harken back to the days when we partnered with track promoters across the country with our ‘National Sprint Car Hall of Fame & Museum Night at the Races’ promotional program. All of these efforts help us keep our doors open seven days a week, year-round, for the purpose of promoting the future by preserving the past history of the sport of sprint car racing.”
For more information on the Midwest Fall Brawl II, for which tickets are still available at the track, fans are urged to visit the track web site at http://i-80speedway.com/i80/. For more information on the National Sprint Car Hall of Fame & Museum, one can visit the museum website at www.sprintcarhof.com.