The
2019 drag racing season is heating up with the announcement that
Crossville Dragway will host the first ever Street
Outlaw Extravaganza
on Mother’s Day, Sunday, May 12th. The Street
Outlaw Extravaganza
brings four of the nation’s most well-known drag racers to
Crossville Dragway to battle. The staff at Crossville Dragway has a full day of drag racing planned, with other local racers taking to
the track in side-by-side action.
The
Street
Outlaw Extravaganza
will feature Ryan Martin in his 2010 Camaro named “Fireball”.
With
a twin-turbocharged Pro-Line Racing engine, this car produces 4,500
horsepower and is one of the top contenders on Street Outlaws, as
well as the No Prep Kings series. Another household name from the
Street Outlaws TV Show is Chuck Seitsinger’s “Death
Trap”
Ford Mustang. The twin-turbocharged “big tire” Mustang uses a
much smaller engine than the Fireball Camaro, but applies the power
aggressively with extremely hard launches off the starting line.
Along
with the two Oklahoma City-based racers, a pair of Mississippi-based
drag cars are scheduled to race in the Street
Outlaw Extravaganza.
The “Swamp
Thing”
Chevy II station wagon from the Taggart racing family is one of the
wildest cars on the No Prep Kings series, and relies on a
nitrous-assisted big block Chevy for power. Ken Clark’s
nitrous-powered Chevy II named “White
Zombie”
rounds out the four-car Street
Outlaw Extravaganza.
The Street Outlaws stars will be on hand all day, signing autographs
and selling merchandise. All four cars will make several all-out
passes down the drag strip, and Ryan Martin’s goal with the
Fireball Camaro is to break the track record.
In
addition to the Street Outlaws cars making passes, there will be
plenty of action on the track all day. Track owners, Michael Newcome
and Rick Wetherbee will be making passes in their personal drag cars,
totaling 5,000 horsepower between the two of them. Local racers, Mike
Farley, Randy Petet, and Bradley Hamlet, among others, have committed
to putting on a show for the fans as well. If that wasn’t enough,
the track will be open to all participants who want to run down the
same track as the superstars.
General
admission for the Street
Outlaw Extravaganza
is $25 per adult. Children 12 and under get in free. For an
additional $20, any participant can race their car all day during the
event. Gates open at 12pm, and test passes will begin shortly after.
Co-owner of Crossville Dragway, Michael Newcome said, “Street
Outlaw Extravaganza
is going to the biggest event Crossville Dragway has ever seen.”
Whether spectators prefer Chevy or Ford, new or old, this collection
of Street Outlaw stars and local legends is sure to bring thousands
of spectators to Crossville Dragway for a Mother’s Day they’ll
never forget.
Crossville
Dragway is a family-oriented facility,
and both Newcome and Wetherbee’s families work at the track to
make the 2019 drag racing season fun for everyone. For more
information about the new and improved Crossville Dragway, please
call 931-335-9837 or check out www.crossvilledragway.com
for more information.
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