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Kevin Swindell Returning to I-30 Speedway This Weekend as Bayston Makes Short Track Nationals Debut

(Photo by SprintFun Photos)

Inside Line Promotions – GERMANTOWN, Tenn. (Oct. 31, 2016) – Kevin Swindell has fond memories of his history at I-30 Speedway.

“It was the most home track I ever had,” he said. “I ran the mini sprint there 10 or 11 times. That was where I ran the micro the most I’d say.”

Swindell also competed at the quarter-mile oval in Little Rock, Ark., in a 360ci sprint car a handful of times, mostly during the Short Track Nationals.

“I ran second (in 2005) when I was 16,” he said. “I led part of the race and it laid rubber. I got beat because I didn’t find it first.”

Swindell will return to the bullring this Thursday through Saturday for the 29th edition of the prestigious event. This time Swindell is a car owner with Spencer Bayston behind the wheel.

“So far he’s surprised me at how good he’s done,” Swindell said. “We go in trying to make the best of the situation and get more than that. I think now running the 410 as much as he has, everything slows down in the 360. I think the higher speed stuff has been more of a struggle than the slower. A place like this and with a 360 backing the pace down I think it’ll be good for him.”

This weekend will mark Bayston’s debut at the track as well as his first time competing in a winged sprint car with a 360ci engine.

“Kevin and I were talking about that,” he said. “After racing at Atomic Speedway (a couple weeks ago) I was pretty wormn out and it was a handful. It will be nice down going down a level. He said it will be a little slower and easier on me.

“Of the couple of times I’ve been in the car Kevin has given me a great race car. We have a lot of confidence going into Short Track Nationals. I’d like to say we can come out of there with a couple top-five finishes. And picking up a win would be big. I think it’s doable.”

UP NEXT –

Thursday through Saturday at I-30 Speedway in Little Rock, Ark., for the 29th annual COMP Cams Short Track Nationals presented by Hoosier Tires

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“I’m very grateful for the support of Mike Curb and everyone at Curb Records throughout the years,” Swindell said. “Mike and Curb Records have done a lot for drivers in the racing industry for a long time.”

Swindell would also like to thank John Christner Trucking, MPI Steering Wheels, ButlerBuilt Professional Seat Systems, Arai Helmets, Racing Optics, Maxim Chassis, DMI, Super Shox, Hoosier Racing Tires, Sweet Manufacturing, Brown and Miller Racing Solutions, Kenny’s Components, High Performance Lubricants and Swindell Speed Lab for their continued support.

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