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ET Bracket Series & Jr. Dragster Series season starts June 13; End-of-season King-of-the-Arch race

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Top eight racers in each bracket class will be eligible to compete in a special event at the AAA Insurance NHRA Midwest Nationals at WWTR

June 6, 2020, St. Louis Region – For the first time in the track’s history, racers in the Carl’s 4WD & Performance ET Bracket Series at World Wide Technology Raceway will be invited to participate in a special event during the AAA Insurance NHRA Midwest Nationals on Friday, October 2, for the King of the Arch Championship Runoff. The top eight (8) racers in the final point standings in each class will be eligible to compete for the Arch title.

“This will be a great way to showcase our local and regional racers in front of a tremendous crowd of NHRA fans in attendance for Friday Night Dynamite. This is a tremendous opportunity to add to the growth and development of our series,” said WWTR Executive Vice President and General Manager Chris Blair. “The top eight in points in Super Pro, Pro, Sportsman and Motorcycle will face off in a special Chicago-style runoff to be named King of the Arch and receive a one-of-a-kind class trophy produced exclusively for this event.”

In addition for an opportunity to win the NHRA Arch title world championship, participants who register to compete to earn points in the six-race Carl’s 4WD & Performance Bracket Series also will be eligible for bonus cash awards at each event – as well as participation in the $100,000 Contingency Connection Racer Rewards program. Racers who earn points will be eligible for weekly, mid-season and end-of season awards as well as contingency prizes for race wins in the Super Pro, Pro and Sportsman classes.

“The Contingency Connection is back by popular demand. Our loyal racers enjoyed the many great prizes,” continued Blair. “Ronnie Ball has done a tremendous job is securing great bonus sponsors. His special event programs are unique and the overall addition to our existing E.T. bracket series cash payouts, year-end point funds, national event participation and special events truly benefit the working-class racer.”

Racers must sign up for the points program to be eligible for the contingency awards. If the winner is not registered for the points program, the award will go to the next racer who is.

The first Carl’s 4WD & Performance E.T. Championship Series event will kick off on June 13. In addition to the six-race point program, bracket racers also will have featured events throughout the season, including: National Mustang Racing Association, National Muscle Car Association, Super Chevy Show, Mother Road Rendezvous, UBDRA Black Sunday and the NHRA.tv Challenge.

To register or obtain additional information, please call Taryn Bailey at (618) 215-8888 ext. 115 or email Taryn.Bailey@wwtraceway.com.

 

Carl’s 4WD & Performance ET Bracket Racing Series and Jr. Dragster Series presented by Ranken Technical College

JUNE

13 (Saturday) – Carl’s 4WD & Performance E.T. Bracket Series and Jr. Dragster Series presented by Ranken Technical College points races No. 1.

27 (Saturday) – Carl’s 4WD & Performance E.T. Bracket Series and Jr. Dragster Series presented by Ranken Technical College points races No. 2.

 

JULY

18 (Saturday) – Carl’s 4WD & Performance E.T. Bracket Series and Jr. Dragster Series presented by Ranken Technical College points races No. 3.

25 (Saturday) – Carl’s 4WD & Performance E.T. Bracket Series and Jr. Dragster Series presented by Ranken Technical College points races No. 4.

 

AUGUST

8 (Saturday) – Carl’s 4WD & Performance E.T. Bracket Series and Jr. Dragster Series presented by Ranken Technical College points races No. 5.

22 (Saturday) – Carl’s 4WD & Performance E.T. Bracket Series and Jr. Dragster Series presented by Ranken Technical College points races No. 6 (series points finale).

Schedule subject to change.

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