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October 26-27 Mid-Atlantic Championship Weekend Breakdown

Georgetown Speedway ‘Mid-Atlantic Championship Weekend Breakdown

Friday, October 26

Small-Block Modified Championship – Heats, Consolations & Feature – 30 laps paying $3,000 to win & $300 to take the green flag

RUSH Late Model Championship – Heats, Consolations and Feature – 20 laps paying $1,000 to win & $100 to start

Bob Hilbert Sportswear Short Track Super Series Fueled By Sunoco Modified Hot Laps (Timed) & Heat Races

Super Late Model Hot Laps, Time Trials & Heat Races

Little Lincoln Feature (12 laps)

Delmarva Charger Feature (12 laps)

Delaware Super Truck Feature (12 laps)

Pit Gates: 4 p.m. – Grandstand Gates: 5 p.m. – Hot Laps: 6:20 p.m. – Racing: 7:15 p.m.

Friday Adult Admission: $25 – Seniors (ages 65-plus) & Students (ages 13-17): $20 – Kids 9-12: $10 – Children eight and under FREE

Pit Admission: $35 – Kids (ages 6-12): $10 – Children five and under: $2

 

Saturday, October 27

STSS Modified Consolations & Feature – 40 laps paying $5,000 to win & $400 to take the green flag

Super Late Model Consolations & Feature – 40 laps paying $5,000 to win & $400 to take the green flag

STSS Crate 602 Sportsman Championship – Heats, Consolations and Feature – 20 laps paying $1,000 to win & $100 to start

Mid-Atlantic Sprint Series 305 Sprint Cars – Heats, Consolations and Feature

Southern Delaware Vintage Stock Car Feature (12 laps)

Delmarva Charger Feature (12 laps)

Delaware Super Truck Feature (12 laps)

Pit Gates: 2 p.m. – Grandstand Gates: 3 p.m. – Hot Laps: 5 p.m. – Racing: 6 p.m.

Friday Adult Admission: $25 – Seniors (ages 65-plus) & Students (ages 13-17): $20 – Kids 9-12: $10 – Children eight and under FREE

Pit Admission: $35 – Kids (ages 6-12): $10 – Children five and under: $2

 

WEEKEND PASSES AVAILABLE:

Grandstand Adult Admission: $40 – Grandstand Senior/Student Admission: $30 – Grandstand Kid Admission: $15 – Weekend Pit Admission: $60

 

Overnight Camping Available Free of Charge (No Hook-Ups) – Haulers May Be Left Overnight

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