Peterborough Speedway Season Passes Are the Best Seats in the House





Peterborough Speedway Season Passes Are the Best Seats in the House
By Jim Clarke, Clarke Motorsports Communications/First Draft Media
 
Canada's Toughest 3rd of a Mile Paved Oval has been thrilling motorsports enthusiasts across Central Ontario for more than half a century. As the promotional team adds the finishing touches to the 51st consecutive season of action, Peterborough Speedway has put together several season ticket packages to help fans catch every second of the exciting 2018 schedule.
 
"A weekly trip to the speedway is part of the same routine as going to the grocery store for some families," J.P. Josiasse, track owner/promoter said. "We've had people sitting in the same seats every Saturday night for years. They bring their kids and then their kids start bringing kids. Racing is a sport for the generations and that level of support and loyalty needs to be rewarded."
 
A Season Pass – good for 16 regular nights of action including the 100 APC Pro Late Model event and Championship Clash – is just $180. That's a saving of $48. The Super Pass – with everything included in the Season Pass, plus the 26th Autumn Colours Classic – is only $225. $63 off the regular grandstand admission. Fans can also pick-up a bundle of 10 general admission passes for $130. $20 off the regular price. To learn more, select 'season passes' from the Fan Info drop-down menu at www.peterboroughspeedway.com or call 705.743.5880.

Again this year, the weekly divisions at the tight, tricky bullring on Mount Pleasant Road, west of the Liftlock City will run extra distance main events. The Late Models will be first on the agenda, with a 50-lap feature Saturday, June 2nd. Jiffy Lube Mini Stock and Super Stock teams take their turn June 23rd and July 7th, respectively; followed by the Battlefield Equipment Rental Bone Stocks on Saturday, August 11th. There will also be an added twist to the regular season-ending Championship Clash on September 1st, with Top 10 Shootouts for all divisions.
 
Bullring bullet points: Peterborough Speedway officials are pleased to announce that Trent Lakes Complete Plumbing has renewed their sponsorship of the Renegade Truck division for the 2018 season. Serving Peterborough, Peterborough County and the City of Kawartha Lakes for more than 20 years, Trent Lakes Complete Plumbing offers reliable residential and commercial plumbing services. Call 705.657.8334 or visit www.trentlakesplumbing.ca to request a quote…From Monday, April 30th to Saturday, May 5th cars from Peterborough Speedway will be displayed at the Lindsay Square Mall. Visit www.lindsaysquare.ca for details and mall hours.

The track's web-site and social media platforms have the latest off-season news and information. Fans can also sign-up for the free Peterborough Speedway Smartphone app to stay connected throughout the year.
 
Photo attachment: Jim Clarke – Clarke Motorsports Communications/First Draft Media
 
Carrson Hennessy (#55) was named 2017 Rookie of the Year and Most Improved Driver in the Trent Lakes Complete Plumbing Renegade Truck division at Peterborough Speedway.
 
Prepared by: Jim Clarke, Clarke Motorsports Communications/First Draft Media

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