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Two Nights of Racing on Tap at Chico

CHICO, CA (4-25-16) - One of the most eagerly anticipated weekends of racing is upon us at Silver Dollar Speedway in Chico. Championship point race #4 will take place on Friday, April 29. Fry's Metal will once again sponsor the event. The 410 winged sprint cars, wingless sprints, street stocks, limited late models and hobby stocks will thrill the Friday night grandstand crowd.

Then on Saturday night, the 26th Dave Bradway Jr. memorial event will highlight the nights racing action. The traveling sprint car group known at the King of the West sprint car series gets the top billing. Joining them on Saturday night is another wingless sprint point race for Chico.

Friday night grandstand admission for adults is $14.00. Juniors and seniors are $12.00. Children are $6.00 and kid's five and under is Free. Front gate opens at 6 PM. Pit gate scheduled to open at 4 PM. Racing is slated to start at 6:45 PM.

The front gate will open at 5pm next Saturday April 30, with adult tickets $20, juniors 12-15 will be $15 and kids 6-11 are $6. All seating is general admission during the night. The Silver Dollar Speedway is located on the Silver Dollar Fairgrounds, a half-mile west of SR 99 on Park Ave in Chico, California. Camping is available for the weekend on the fairgrounds.

A large amount of 410 winged sprint cars are scheduled to attend the Friday night show. Numerous King of the West regulars will take on the local favorites. Recent Placerville Speedway winner Bud Kaeding of Campbell, Sacramento's Willie Croft and Elk Grove's Bobby McMahan are all expected. Paradise front runner Kyle Hirst is also scheduled to appear on Friday night. These drivers will battle the locals like Sean Becker, Andy Forsberg, Mason Moore, Brad Bumgarner and Jonathan Allard.

Terry Schank Jr. is two for two in wining Friday night main events for the wingless sprint series. Angelique Bell, Barry Pries Jr., Tony Richards and Brent Steck have all been competitive and looking for their first win of 2016.

Former champion Brian Compton leads the hobby stock charge into Friday night. Cy Cooper, Kyle Allen and James West all showed capable cars last point race.

Ryan McDaniel continued his winning ways the last time the limited late models hit the track. Hoping the car count will improve this Friday night.

The Street Stocks are ready to hit the track for the first time in 2016. Last Friday nights rain out spoiled the divisions first point race. A large amount of cars are expected Friday.

Follow up releases will showcase the 26th Dave Bradway Jr. memorial

For more information please visit http://www.silverdollarspeedway.com/

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