OSS Revised 2013 Schedule (San Bernardino, CA. Wednesday, September 11th 2013)

URA/OSS racing schedule for the remainder of the 2013 season.

Dirt Entertainment has been furiously working on some changes to the programs for their dirt oval track events at both the Orange Show Stadium in San Bernardino, CA and Route 66 Motorplex in Victorville, CA. Some positive things are planned, yet due to various complications they have taken longer to put into action than originally anticipated. We have been working diligently towards a better, more regular product for our fans, competitors and supporters. We are hopeful that the Fair Boards and the racing community will continue to work with us to help bring dirt track racing back to what is was during the "glory days" in Southern California.

A revised racing schedule for 2013 has been released and is listed below. Please note that the next race event will be held at Orange Show Stadium on Saturday, September 28th. There will NOT be a race held this Saturday, September 14th.

Sept. 28, 2013 Late Models, IMCA Mods, Sport Mods, Street Stocks, Mini stocks

Oct 12, 2013 TBA

Oct. 19, 2013 IMCA Mods, Sport Mods, Street Stocks, Mini Stocks

Nov. 9, 2013 Sprint Cars, Limited Midgets,

Nov.16, 2013 Late Models, IMCA Mods, Sport Mods, Street Stocks, Mini Stocks

Nov. 27, 2013 Turkey Classic

Nov. 28, 2013 Turkey Classic

Nov. 29, 2013 Turkey Classic

Please also note that all remaining 2013 racing events are currently scheduled to be held at Orange Show Stadium in San Bernardino, CA. Currently, Dirt Entertainment is working with new management personnel at the San Bernardino Fairgrounds in Victorville, CA in hopes of reaching an agreement for necessary infrastructure improvements to Route 66 Motorplex. Until the facility is back up to quality standards for the racers and fans, the Route 66 Motorplex dates have been moved to Orange Show Stadium. We sincerely hope that our fans and supporters understand and will remain patient during this process.

Dirt Entertainment would like to thank the continued support of all our sponsors; Macro Air Technologies, Neff Rental, Avi Casino & Resort, VP Race Fuel, Pick-A-Part Auto Recyclers, Rockauto.com, Racing Optics, OneDirt.com, Sprint Car Driving Experience, Circle Track Performance, Trackside Parts, Speedway Fire & Safety, Firehawk Safety, and our advisory supporters Walt Boyd, Paul Colston and Roy Cline.

Dirt Entertainment operates two Southern California dirt oval racetracks and owns the SoCal off road race series The Dirt Series. For more information visit www.dirtentertainment.com or email info@dirtentertainment.com.

MacroAir ORANGE SHOW STADIUM

PRESS RELEASE

OSS JULY 27th OPEN WHEEL RACE TO BE CANCELLED

(San Bernardino, CA, July 18, 2013)

Dirt Entertainment announces the cancellation of the July 27th open wheel race event. Due to an unforeseen personal commitment within the organization, Dirt Entertainment President Scott Burns has decided to cancel the July 27th race. Plans are being made to reschedule this race and details will be released soon.

Dirt Entertainment & MacroAir Orange Show Stadium look forward to resuming the race season Saturday August 10th 2013. More details will follow in the coming week as to the Aug 10th line-up.

For more information visit www.dirtentertainment.com or email info@dirtentertainment.com.

PRESS RELEASE
For immediate release
San Bernardino, CA – July 10, 2013.

Dirt Entertainment announces the July 13th event and the July 27th event, both scheduled for Route 66 Motorplex in Victorville, will be moved to Macro Air Orange Show Stadium in San Bernardino.

This Saturday’s event will feature IMCA Modifieds, Sport Mods, Spr Str, Str Stk, Amer Stock, Mini/Sport Compact and CDCRA.

On July 27 the Unlimited Sprint Cars of URA will be featured along with the Limited Midgets and California Lightning Sprints. Please change your schedules.

For immediate release URA Sprint Cars
URA Sprint cars set for Saturday June 29 on new clay!

San Bernardino, CA – June 26, 2013. This coming Saturday night Dirt Entertainment presents the 5th round of URA Unlimited Sprints at the Macro Air Orange Show Stadium. This will be the third race since the oval was converted from pavement back to dirt. URA Board member Ron Schwarze has put up $200 for the hard charger of the night. The URA Unlimited Sprints will be highlighted with the California Lightning Sprints and Limited Sprints also on the program.

Last week, Paul Colston Transportation delivered the first loads of "Ascot" clay to the Macro Air Orange Show Stadium to be mixed in the racing surface that already has seen great racing! The clay was obtained from the same source that made the famous oval track surface at the former legendary Ascot Park in Gardena, CA so racy. It came from the cemetery across the street from Ascot. Kevin Walker and the JMI (James McMinn Inc.) Equipment Rentals & Grading team are working the surface in preparation for this Saturday's URA Open Wheel Spectacular which shapes up to be the best URA Bad Ass 410 Sprint Car Race yet!

Scheduled to appear at the racy oval are the Alexander silver bullets with Damion Gardner and Nic Faas in control, The Moosemobile with David Cardey up, the Williams clan of Cody, Austin, Logan and the Ripper, The Marvelous Matt Mitchell, Brody Roa in his Green Machine, a Seth Wilson Mohawk, Kenny Perkins, The Gansen Brothers, Tony Everhart, Wally Pankratz, Rick Hendrix, AJ Bender, Cal Smith and the rest of the West coast ALL STARS of unlimited sprint car racing. Mix in the limited midgets and an all-star cast of California Lightning winged Sprinters (including our on track infield announcer/racer Alex G "The Flying Greek") and it will be a great night.

URA Point leader David Cardey will be out to keep that 24 point lead over Damion Gardner and will be challenged by the rest of the racers in the house on Saturday. Be sure to stay after the races to hit the pits to visit with your favorite drivers, get new t-shirts and autographs, it’s all good!

Pit gates open at noon, spectator gates open at 4:30 PM, qualifying at 5 PM, Racing starts at 6:30 PM.

RACE NIGHT Adult Admission: $15.00.
Mil/Seniors/Students: $10.00
Youth 6-12: $5.00
5 and under FREE with a full paid adult admission
. Parking is always FREE!

Dirt Entertainment and the United Racing Association would like to thank its corporate sponsors for the 2013 season, which include Macro Air Technologies, Neff Rental, Avi Casino & Resort, Racing Optics, VP Race Fuel, Pick-A-Part Auto Recyclers, Macro Air Technologies, Rock Auto.com as well as our supporting sponsors, Chaffin Motorsports, Madera Produce, OneDirt.com, Sprint Car Driving Experience, Circle Track Performance, Trackside Parts, Speedway Fire & Safety, and our advisory supporters Walt Boyd, Paul Colston, Roy Cline, and Rick McCray.

Video and DVD productions of the racing events at Orange Show Stadium and Route 66 Motorplex are available from Raceway Video. For more information on these productions you can contact them via their website at: http://www.racewayvideo.com/ .

Orange Show Stadium is located on the National Orange Show Fairgrounds at 689 S E St, San Bernardino, California 92408, in downtown San Bernardino approximately one hour east of Los Angeles and one and a half hours North of San Diego. From the 215 freeway, take the Orange Show Road exit and head East, then turn left (North) onto South E Street.

For immediate release URA Sprint Cars Don Blair Cup set for Saturday June 1

San Bernardino, CA - May 30, 2013. This just in: newly appointed URA Board member Ron Schwarz, former CRA board member, has added $500 to the Don Blair Cup event this weekend and promoter Scott Burns has a new wrinkle for the fans. The fast time driver will be able to claim the $500 if he elects to start 10th in the main event and win the 30 lap feature. If he doesn’t take up the challenge, the $500 will go to the driver who passes the most cars on the night, IE. The Ron Schwarz Hard charger Award. This all happens Saturday night at the Micro Air Orange Show Stadium during the URA Unlimited Sprint Car Show. Come see the URA ALL-STARS of West Coast Sprint Car racing! Be there!

For immediate release URA Sprint Cars Don Blair Cup set forSaturday June 1

San Bernardino, CA - May 28, 2013. This coming Saturday Dirt Entertainment presents the 1stannual Don Blair Cup at the newly named Macro Air Orange Show Stadium. This will be the second race since the oval was converted from pavement to dirt. The URA Unlimited Sprints will be joined by the URA Limited(Focus) Midgets,IMCA Super Stocks, and the CDCRA Dwarfs. This race will honor the life of Don Blair, who was a giant in the racing industry. He is known for the famous Blair’s Speed Shop that built a lot of drag “Gasser” cars and built motors that were successful in all kinds of racing. He was loved by all and was determined to help sprint car racing thruout his racing career. His Sprint Car won the CRA championship in “74 with 5 time CRA champion Jimmy Oskie in the drivers seat. Don passed away September 29, 2011. URA Point leader David Cardey will be out to keep that lead and will be challenged by Matt Mitchell, who won the last URA race at Victorville, Seth Wilson, Kenny Perkins and many others including the Williams brothers Cody, Austin, Logan and their dad Rip. For more information go to dirtentertainment.com or email info@dirtentertainment.com EVERY TICKET TO THE RACES GET YOU INTO THE FAIR FOR FREE!!!!!Race tickets can be purchased from 11:45am on at the fair entrance. Track spectator gates will open at 3:30pm. RACE NIGHT Adult Admission: $15.00. Mil/Seniors/Students: $10.00 Youth 6-12: $5.00 5 and under FREE with a full paid adult admission. Dirt Entertainment and the United Racing Association would like to thank its corporate sponsors for the 2013 season, which include Macro Air Technologies, Neff Rental, Avi Casino & Resort, VP Race Fuel, Pick-A-Part Auto Recyclers, RockAuto.com as well as our supporting sponsors, OneDirt.com, Sprint Car Driving Experience, Circle Track Performance, Trackside Parts, Speedway Fire & Safety, and our advisory supporters Walt Boyd, Paul Colston, Roy Cline, and Rick McCray. Video and DVD productions of the racing events at Orange Show Stadium and Route 66 Motorplex are available from Raceway Video. For more information on these productions you can contact them via their website at:http://www.racewayvideo.com/ . Orange Show Stadium is located on the National Orange Show Fairgrounds at 689 S E St, San Bernardino, California 92408, in downtown San Bernardino approximately one hour east of Los Angeles and one and a half hours North of San Diego. From the 215 freeway, take the Orange Show Road exit and head East, then turn left (North) onto South E Street.

2013 Season Opener
ORANGE SHOW STADIUM
Inaugural Robert "Doc" Griffin Memorial

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: April 18

ORANGE SHOW STADIUM RETURNS TO DIRT TRACK RACING WITH "DOC" GRIFFIN MEMORIAL

(San Bernardino, CA, April 17th 2013)

Dirt Entertainment is pleased to announce the Grand Re-Opening of the Orange Show Stadium in downtown San Bernardino, California on Saturday, April 27 2013 with the First-Annual Robert "Doc" Griffin Memorial. This historic event will not only return Orange Show Stadium back to its clay roots, but also kick off the 66th continuous OSS racing season!

The Orange Show Stadium was opened as a clay oval on May 1, 1947 and has since become the longest running speedway in California history. The track was paved in 1964 and has played host to some of the most legendary racers and races over the years. Names like A.J. Foyt, Parnelli Jones, Bill Vukovich, Roger Ward, Jimmy Bryan, Bobby Unser, Rick Mears, Ivan Baldwin and Troy Ruttman have all circled the famous quarter-mile raceway doing battle in open wheel race cars. In 2012, the track was dormant for nearly an entire calendar year, until Dirt Entertainment took over promotion of the facility and provided one final race on pavement on December 15th to keep the racing streak alive. As soon as the final checkered flag fell on that night, several loads of clay were delivered to the fairgrounds to transform the popular familyraceway into a mud-slinging thrill factory. The 2013 racing schedule will complete the 66th consecutive season at OSS.

"Doc" Griffin was the father of Richard "The Gas Man" Griffin of Silver City, New Mexico. "The Gas Man" was a dominate force in CRA and SCRA competition during the 1990's and early 2000's driving the potent "Lil Red Sucker" #50 Madera Produce car owned by Ron Chaffin and wrenched by the legendary team of Bruce Bromme Senior and Bruce Bromme Junior. Richard took home 5 SCRA Championships during his career and became one of the most popular drivers in the series history.

At an early age, Richard convinced his father, Robert "Doc" Griffin to let him race. His career started in flat track motorcycles, later progressed to stock cars and finally matured into slinging fire-breathing sprint cars. During his racing career, Richard was the Fleet Manager for Doc's oil, gas, and propane distribution company, Griffin's Propane, Inc. It was selling gas products that actually gave him his nickname "The Gas Man".

Known for his sense of humor and genuine personality, Robert "Doc" Griffin was also very popular amongst fellow racers and within the racing community. Doc passed away on March 25, 2013. In his honor, the season opener to be held at the newly re-opened Orange Show Stadium on Saturday, April 27th will be known as the Inaugural "Doc Griffin Memorial", and will feature URA Unlimited Sprint Cars and California Lightning Sprints, along with the Young Guns, Senior Sprints, Limited Midgets and an exhibition by the WRA Nostalgia cars from the '50s and '60s.

The URA Unlimited Sprint Cars will race for a special purse, which was increased by Chaffin Motorsports, Madera Produce and the friends and family of Robert "Doc" Griffin. The winner of this year's Unlimited Sprint Car Main Event will take home $4,000.00, and Main Event qualifiers are guaranteed $400 to start. A full purse breakdown will be posted at www.dirtentertainment.com. The purse will be paid in cash the night of the event!

A practice session will be held on Friday, April 26, 2012. For more details, please visit the website listed above. Racing haulers will be allowed to park overnight at the fairgrounds.

RACE NIGHT
Adult Admission: $15.00.
Mil/Seniors/Students: $10.00
Youth 6-12: $5.00
5 and under FREE with a full paid adult admission.
Parking is always FREE!

For more information, please email Doug Bushey at doug@dirtentertainment.com.

To keep up with all of the latest news, results and photos related to Dirt Entertainment, the United Racing Association, Orange Show Stadium and Route 66 Motorplex, please visit our website at click here to check it out.

You may also check us out on Facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Dirt-Entertainment/220939814588063?ref=ts&fref=ts

Dirt Entertainment and the United Racing Association would like to thank its corporate sponsors for the 2013 season, which include Neff Rental, Avi Casino & Resort, VP Race Fuel, Pick-A-Part Auto Recyclers, Macro Air Technologies, Rock Auto.com as well as our supporting sponsors, Chaffin Motorsports, Madera Produce, OneDirt.com, Sprint Car Driving Experience, Circle Track Performance, Trackside Parts, Speedway Fire & Safety, and our advisory supporters Walt Boyd, Paul Colston, Roy Cline, and Rick McCray.

Video and DVD productions of the racing events at Orange Show Stadium and Route 66 Motorplex are available from Raceway Video. For more information on these productions you can contact them via their website at: http://www.racewayvideo.com/ .

Orange Show Stadium is located on the National Orange Show Fairgrounds at 689 S E St, San Bernardino, California 92408, in downtown San Bernardino (home of the NEW Route 66 Rendezvous in September), approximately one hour east of Los Angeles and one and a half hours North of San Diego. From the 215 freeway, take the Orange Show Road exit and head East, then turn left (North) onto South E Street.

URA 2013 Remaining Race Schedule:

April 27 OSS Robert "Doc" Griffin Memorial

May 11 RT66

June 1 OSS National Orange Show Festival

June 29 OSS

July 27 RT66

Aug. 24 SMS

Oct. 19 OSS

Nov. 9 OSS

Nov. 29 RT66 Turkey Classic

Nov. 30 RT66 Turkey Classic

URA...THE FUTURE IS UNLIMITED!

For Immediate Release March 21, 2013

After a successful URA opening event last Saturday at RT 66 Motorplex, we polled the URA racing members to get any feedback they had. We discovered it would not be in everyone’s best interest to race two weekends in a row for many of the teams. They candidly disclosed they could use a little break.

With that in mind, we will cancel the unlimited sprints from this week’s event. The remainder of the program will remain the same. The URA is working to make it better for the racers and we believe by rescheduling at this time, it is the right thing to do. Furthermore, we will still be running the URA Limited Midgets and CDCRA Dwarf Cars, but not the unlimited Midgets. Spectators will find a reduced $10 general admission fee at the front gate and if the say "Sprint Car" they will receive a 2 for 1 coupon for our next URA event. The Unlimited Midgets will not be included in the URA regularly scheduled races in the future except for special events.

Be sure to come out Saturday March 30th for our URA Stock Car opener! We have a full line-up with IMCA Mods, Late Models, Super Street, Sport Mods, Mini, Street & American Stocks!

The next RT 66 Motorplex URA event will be May 11th with the Unlimited Sprints, Limited Sprints, Dirt Legends and the WRA. In the meantime we will continue to add more clay to the racing surface at Route 66 Motorplex to make it better in the future.

The next URA event is scheduled for Orange Show Stadium on April 27th.

For more information, please email in fo@dirtentertainment.com, or go to www.dirtentertainment.com

For Immediate Release February 25, 2013

San Bernardino, Ca, February 25, 2013

First, the United Racing Association (URA) and the folks at Dirt Entertainment would like to express our sincerest wishes for a speedy recovery to the fans that were victums of the violent crash during last Saturday's NASCAR Nationwide Series event at Daytona International Speedway. We consider the fans of our great sport of auto racing our extended family, and our thoughts and prayers go out to each and every one of the spectators and the family members involved.

We are also extremely relieved to learn that all the drivers involved in the accident were Okay and were able to walk away from the crash on their own. Although it is a known fact that automobile racing has always had inherent risks for both the drivers and the fans, nothing can protect us from everything. However, NASCAR has done an impeccable job of setting the standard for safety for both drivers and fans. This is something that Dirt Entertainment looks up to and would hope to emulate at our tracks.

As many of you have learned in recent months, Dirt Entertainment has been busy with the transformation of the Orange Show Stadium (OSS) in San Bernardino, California from a 1/4-mile paved oval back into a clay racetrack for open wheel and stock car events. Naturally, several issues come into play when you consider the numerous types of racecars that will soon be slinging dirt around this racy arena. Our number one concern is maintaining the safety of both the drivers and the fans during our events.

Modifications to the existing crash wall and fencing around the perimeter of the racetrack are necessary as we add the thickmess of the clay surface to the track, and also to contain potentially airborne racecars. This creates several changes. The staff at Dirt Entertainment initially believed that modifications to the existing wall would be sufficient. However, after a more thorough study, and after witnessing what happened at Daytona this past weekend, we believe it is in the best interest of our teams and our fans to re-evaluate the entire process and build an even safer perimeter than what was planned. We are moving forward as fast as possible to complete the project but we refuse to cut corners to compromise safety.

Unfortunately, this process will take time. Because of the anticipated construction delays, the URA inaugural event scheduled for March 23rd will be tentatively moved to April 27th. The entire program for the March 23rd race has been moved and will now be held at the Route 66 Motorplex in Victorville, California. Also, the practice night at OSS previously scheduled for March 1st has been cancelled. We will tentatively have our first open practice at OSS on April 19th. The remainder of the URA schedule will remqain the same.

We thank all of you for your patience in this matter and we look forward to seeing everyone at Route 66 Motorplex on march 15th for open practice, and again on March 16th for the URA Season Opener. We will be updating our website, social media pages, and related forums with updates, so please stay tuned!

For more information visit Dirt Entertainment click here to check it out.

UNITED RACING ASSOCIATION NAMES NEW COMPETITION DIRECTOR

(San Bernardino, CA, February 12, 2013)

The United Racing Association (URA) is pleased to announce that Steve Ostling has just been assigned the role of Competition Director for all URA racing events in the 2013 racing season. Everyone at URA and Dirt Entertainment would like to offer our most sincere welcome to the new organization. Since his semi-retirement from a very successful sprint car driving career, Steve Ostling has worked in a similar capacity for open wheel races at various race tracks throughout the Western States. He brings with him a wealth of knowledge and experience to the quickly growing organization. But more importantly, Steve Ostling brings a reputation of mutual respect between himself and the drivers, as well as a professional attitude and wealth of knowledge about our sport. Everyone at URA and Dirt Entertainment couldn’t think of a better candidate to work with the team of event staff, drivers, owners, and officials to ensure that the sprint car and midget events are conducted in a safe, fair, andprofessional manner.

The URA season kicks off on Saturday, March 16th at the Route 66 Motorplex in Victorville, California. Unlimited Sprint Cars, Limited Sprint Cars, Unlimited Midgets, and Limited Midgets will be on hand to sling some mud at the fast 3/8-mile clay oval. The following Saturday, March 23rd, the URA will bring the same classes of cars to the brand-new dirt track at Orange Show Stadium in San Bernardino, California.

Please join us in welcoming Steve Ostling aboard the URA…where the Future is Unlimited!!!

The full schedule is listed at Click here to check it out!

For more information, please email info@dirtentertainment.com.

DIRT ENTERTAINMENT ANNOUNCES THE URA OPEN WHEEL RACING SERIES

(January 21, 2013. San Bernardino, CA) Dirt Entertainment is pleased to announce the launch of an entirely new racing series for open wheel racing in Southern California, the United Racing Association (URA). The URA is a new series created specifically around the focus of bringing open wheel short track racing “back to basics” by creating a uniform, simplistic set of rules for its racing divisions in hopes of allowing a diverse group of race car drivers to compete at multiple racing venues, while providing first-class dirt oval track racing for its fans.

Although the series hopes to bring new life to the sport of open wheel racing in Southern California and up to the Central Coast, the vision is to rekindle some of the ideals of the past that were highly successful throughout the history of grass roots auto racing to promote innovation, attract more teams, and reduce the overall costs involved with the sport.

The United Racing Association consists of a series of four (4) open wheel divisions: Unlimited Sprint Cars, Limited Sprint Cars, Unlimited Midgets, and Limited Midgets. All divisions will compete for an annual championship that will be based upon points accumulated at URA sanctioned tracks. The 2013 schedule will focus heavily on the series’ two “home tracks”, which are Orange Show Stadium, a ¼-mile clay oval located within the National Orange Show Events Center in San Bernardino, California, and Route 66 Motorplex, located at the San Bernardino Fairgrounds in Victorville, California. The Inaugural URA Season will kick off in March of 2013, with opening night races on back-to-back weekends March 16th at Route 66 Motorplex and March 23rd at Orange Show Stadium. Santa Maria Speedway in Nipomo, California will host the URA on August 24th. So far, 11 events are scheduled for the 2013 season.

The URA was founded by racers with a couple of long-term goals in mind. First and foremost, the URA was created to provide quality oval dirt track venues for California open wheel racers that have identical, scaled-back rules packages and are promoted with a common purpose….to bring racing back to its purest form. The idea is to keep the rules and enforcement of such to a minimum so as to promote innovation and reduce overall costs. This will also encourage competitors from other organizations to participate with the URA without having to spend time and money conforming to specific rules packages. Instead, the URA will allow competitors to “run whatcha brung” in the Unlimited divisions.

The URA is also aimed at providing a “stepping-stone” driver-development program by offering a multi-tier platform of racing divisions that promote growth within the sport of open wheel dirt-track oval racing. The four divisions sanctioned by the URA will offer an entire spectrum of opportunities of participation for drivers with skill levels ranging from first-time novices to seasoned veterans. The Unlimited classes will be reserved for qualified or licensed drivers, over the age of 16, with experience in their divisions. Those with little or no experience may participate in the Limited divisions and may gain valuable experience in an economical, entry-level Limited Midget or Limited Sprint Car. The limited midget class is open to anyone over the age of 12 years old.

The concept behind the URA will benefit teams in various other ways, including allowing them to compete in multiple divisions. Also, younger, less experienced drivers will have the opportunity to watch and learn from their peers and from more experienced drivers that will be on hand in the Unlimited divisions, while gaining valuable track time competing with each other.

The URA believes that offering a progressive list of divisions with limited rules will also create a better overall show for the fans, as they will be able to see a minimum of four divisions compete on any given night, and as they watch the younger generation blossom and graduate up through the ranks. The vision is that heroes will be born and raised among the ranks, and California open wheel fans will have the opportunity to watch drivers throughout their entire career in open wheel racing.

Aside from stringent safety rules and requirements, the descriptions of the four divisions are quite simple:
1. Unlimited Sprint Car : This division is open to conventional sprint car chassis. Wings are not allowed. There will be no restrictions for aspiration, displacement, or fuel. Electronic fuel injection is allowed. The tire rule applies only to the right rear, which must be a HTW. A weight rule will be enforced via scales.

2. Limited Sprint Car: This division is open to conventional sprint car chassis. Wings are not allowed. Fuel is limited to Methanol. The engines must have a cast iron block with a maximum displacement of 360 cubic inches, and must be normally-aspirated, mechanically injected, and have 23-degree heads. The tire rule applies only to the right rear, which must be a HTW. A weight rule will be enforced via scales.

3. Unlimited Midget: This division is open to conventional full-midget chassis. Wings are not allowed. There will be no restrictions for aspiration, displacement, or fuel. Electronic fuel injection is allowed. The tire rule applies only to the right rear, which must be a SP2. A weight rule will be enforced via scales.

4. Limited Midget: This division is open to conventional midget chassis. Wings are not allowed. Fuel is limited to Methanol. The engines must be of the Ford Focus motor package. The tire rule applies only to the right rear, which must be a SP2. A weight rule will be enforced via scales.

The entire 2013 URA schedule is listed at the end of this release.

To keep up with all of the latest news from the United Racing Association, Dirt Entertainment, Orange Show Stadium, or Route 66 Motorplex, please visit Dirt Entertainment click here to check it out.

For more specific rules and event information, please email info@dirtentertainment.com.

The United Racing Association hopes to see all of you this year. URA…”The Future is Unlimited”!

2013 UNITED RACING ASSOCIATION SCHEDULE
Date Track Divisions
March 16 RT.66 Unlim. Sprints, Limited Sprints, Unlim. Midgets, Limited Midgets, NMRA TQs

March 23 RT.66 Unlim. Sprints, Limited Sprints, Unlim. Midgets,Limited Midgets, CDCRADwarfs

April 27 OSS Unlim. Sprints, Limited Sprints, Unlim. Midgets, Limited Midgets,CLS,NMRA TQs

May 11 RT. 66 Unlim. Sprints, Limited Sprints, WRA, Dirt Legends

June 1 OSS Unlim. Sprints, Limited Sprints, Limited Midgets, CDCRA,CLS (Fair Show)

June 29 OSS Unlim. Sprints, Limited Sprints, Limited Midgets, CLS Lightning Sprints

July 27 RT.66 Unlim. Sprints, Limited Sprints, Unlim. Midgets, Limited Midgets,CLS

Aug 24 SMS Unlim. Sprints, Limited Sprints, Unlim. Midgets, Limited Midgets

Oct. 19 OSS Unlim. Sprints, Limited Sprints, Unlim. Midgets, Limited Midgets, TQs

Nov. 9 OSS Unlim. Sprints, Limited Sprints, Unlim. Midgets, Limited Midgets, CDCRA

Nov. 29/30 RT.66 Turkey Classic

Note: All dates and divisions are tentative and subject to change

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