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TRACK STATUS:
GREEN - WE ARE RACING YELLOW - PLEASE CALL FIRST RED - WE ARE CANCELLED
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COMING EVENTS Chapman’s
Can-Am Motorsports Park 21047
NYS Route 411 LaFargeville, NY. 13656 Saturday
May 19th Tim
Dillenback Memorial Big
Block/Small Block Modifieds - 30 Laps $1,500 to Win 1st
Small Block Across the Line $100, 2nd $50 Bonus Crate
Sportsman – 20 Laps $600 to Win Fastrak
Late Models – 20 Laps $500 to Win Pro
Street –20 Laps $300 to Win Thunder
Cars – 15 Laps $200 to Win Mod
Lites – 15 Laps Pure
Stocks – 12 Laps Pit
Gates Open at 4:00 PM – Grandstand at 5:00 PM Racing
Starts at 6:30 PM General
Admission $10 16
and Under and Military Free with ID Pit
Admission $25 With DIRT License $30 Without For
More Information Chip
Burdick 315-778-3407 Chip_burdick@yahoo.com Lloyd
Larmon (Tech) 315-767-7819 llarmon@frontiernet.net www.canammotorsports.com _________________________________________________________
LATEST NEWS Local Star Tim McCreadie to Return to Big Block Modified Competition at Chapman’s Can Am Motorsports Park in SUNY Canton Shootout Next Week By Craig Revelle - Finish Line Web Design - May 16, 2012 It
doesn’t seem that long ago that Tim McCreadie was honing his racing
skills on the Go Kart track at Chapman’s Can Am Motorsports Park,
later he moved to the Small Block Modified ranks, and then on to Big
Block Modifieds, and now he is a national star with the World of Outlaw
Late Models. McCreadie will
return to his roots next Wednesday, May 23rd to compete in
the SUNY Canton Shootout at Can Am. McCreadie
will highlight a star-studded field of Big Block and Small Block
Modifieds, competing for $3000 to win in a 45 lap feature event with an
open tire rule. In
addition, the first 358 Modified across the finish line will also walk
away with an additional $500 bonus.
The Sportsman division will also have an open tire rule and they
will be on the card with a 30 lap, $1000 to win feature, and the Late
Models will be here racing for 25 laps with $750 up to grabs for the
race winner in their open tire race. “We
are really excited about having Tim McCreadie coming back here to race
with us next week”, says track General Manager Chip Burdick.
“McCreadie has always been a fan favorite here in this area,
and has done very well for himself running in the World of Outlaw Late
Model Series. The
feature winner in all three divisions will earn a guaranteed starting
spot in their respective divisions for the Outlaw 200 Weekend at Fulton
Speedway at the end of September. The
SUNY Canton Shootout presented by Ferris Mowers will get underway at
7:15 pm on Wednesday, May 23rd.
General Admission is just $18.
“I
hope the ROC racers take advantage of this race as it gives them another
different track to run at”, adds Burdick.
“Hopefully this will give some drivers that do only run
American Racer tires a chance to come to Can Am and have some fun”.
Chapman’s Can Am Motorsports Park Adds SUNY Canton Modified Dash for Cash to Exciting Schedule for This Saturday Night By Craig Revelle - Finish Line Web Design - April 22, 2012 With
opening night getting rained out, and the SUNY Canton, Dig Safely NY
Modified division not originally on the schedule for this coming
Saturday, Chapman’s Can Am Motorsports Park has announced that a 15
lap dash for cash for the Modifieds has been added to the schedule for
this coming Saturday night. The
winner of the dash for cash will receive $500, along with a guaranteed
starting spot for the May 23rd $3000 to win Big Block/Small Block SUNY
Canton Shootout event. Second place will take home $300, with third and
fourth place both receiving $100. All other competitors in the Dash for
Cash will receive $50.
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