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Central Mississippi Speedway Clayhill Motorsports Park Columbus Speedway Malden Speedway Milan Speedway Moulton Speedway North Alabama Speedway Riverside Speedway Volunteer Speedway Whynot Motorsports Park St. Francois County Speedway

64 Speedway Central Mississippi Speedway Clayhill Motorsports Park Columbus Speedway I-30 Speedway Jackson Motor Speedway Malden Speedway Milan Speedway Moulton Speedway North Alabama Speedway North Mississippi Speedway Riverside Speedway St. Francois County Speedway Volunteer Speedway Whynot Motorsports Park

10th annual USCS Sprint Speedweek 2015 kicks off on Saturday, May 23rd with
6 races in 8 days

Atlanta, GA – April 30, 2015 - The United Sprint Car Series www.uscsracing.com 19th Anniversary Outlaw Thunder Tour kicks off its 10th Annual USCS Sprint Speedweek (2015) on Saturday, May 23rd at the famed Jackson Motor Speedway in Byram, Mississippi. Over just eight days the USCS Sprint Speedweek mini-series will visit six different speedways in four states while keeping travel to a minimum for the fans and race teams.

After the 2015 Speedweek opener at Jackson Motor Speedway, the high-speed entourage then travels north two hours for Speedweek Round Two at Greenville Speedway in Greenville, Mississippi on Sunday May 24th. Then after two nights on ¼ mile racing surfaces, on Monday, May 25th the mini-series is tentatively set to move north across state lines to the red clay 1/3 mile racing surface at Clayhill Motorsports in Atwood, Tennessee for Round Three on the Memorial Day Monday Holiday.

The traveling show then takes only two days off for repairs before returning to action with Round Four on Thursday, May 28th at the famed 1/3 mile at Talladega Short Track in Eastaboga, Alabama. After having its season-opener at Magnolia Motor Speedway rained out twice, the series re-scheduled the Friday, May 29th Round Five USCS Sprint Speedweek 2015 event at the popular MMS 3/8 mile in Columbus, Mississippi. The Speedweek Grand Finale is set for the fourth year in a row to happen on Saturday, May 30th at the historic Riverside International Speedway in West Memphis, Arkansas for some “Thrills, Chills and Spills” at the country’s oldest operating dirt oval.

Approximately $75,000 in total prize money is guaranteed with one driver able to win nearly $14,000 including bonuses and contingencies for the week’s action. All six of the events pay at least $2000 to win with a minimum of $250 to start the A-Main. The Finale at Riverside International Speedway will pay $2500 to the winner if they ran the entire Speedweek 2015.
Any driver who starts all six A-Main events is guaranteed to go home with a minimum of $1750 for the week. There is a USCS Sprint Speedweek mini-series point’s fund that pays back 10 places with $1000 to the Champion based on all six events being completed. Additionally each night’s Speedweek 2015 event awards USCS National points as well as USCS Mid-South Thunder Tour and/or USCS Southern Thunder Tour regional Championship points.

During the course of the six nights of intense competition, many of the top ranked drivers in the Nation are expected to compete. Those include eleven-time USCS Champion, Terry Gray from Bartlett, Tennessee. Tim Crawley who was the 2002 NSCHOF 360 Sprint Car Driver of the Year and the 2012 USCS Outlaw Thunder National Champion and as well as a three-time USCS Mid South regional series Champion is expected to compete as well as the 2013 USCS National Champion, Derek Hagar from Marion, Arkansas.

Over 50 different drivers from 7-8 states are expected to compete in the six USCS Sprint Speedweek 2015 events. For further USCS info including updated schedules and rules, etc please visit the series official website at www.uscsracing.com or call the USCS at 770-865-6097.
10th annual USCS Sprint Speedweek 2015 kicks off on Saturday, May 23rd with
6 races in 8 days