The super late models will be joined on Sunday night by a
full program for the late models, area sportsman, Slinger bee’s, figure 8’s and
one-on-one spectator races.
The evening also features a gigantic post-race fireworks
display brought to you, in part, by Bonafide Security Solutions, PMF Landscape
Supply and DeAngelis Construction.
Alex Prunty maintains a 70 point lead over his uncle Dennis
Prunty atop the super late model point standings. Alex is a former Slinger
bee’s champion and a two-time Slinger Speedway late model track champion. A
championship on Sunday night would be his first super late model title.
“We’ll treat this race no differently than any of our other
races this season,” stated Alex Prunty. “Capping the season off with a win
would be an explanation point on a great season. We’re expecting a great field
of cars and look forward to an excellent crowd.”
Gates open Sunday at 4:45 p.m. with qualifying scheduled for
5:00 p.m. Opening ceremonies begin at 6:30 with racing to follow. The Sunday
night show features a Monday night, September 3 rain date.
The night will also feature a new class of Wall of Fame
inductees. Five personalities that added to the over 70 year history of Slinger
Speedway will be honored at intermission. As part of the Wall of Fame ceremony,
any former Slinger Speedway racer is encouraged to register for free admission.
Rain last week forced the Memorial Go-Kart event to be added
to the Sunday, September 2 race day. The Go-Karts will run their program in the
afternoon with the charities fundraiser and Balloons to Heaven launch scheduled
to take place as part of the night race program.
Championships will be decided in all the remaining
divisions, when the track brings down the curtain on its 2018 campaign, Sunday
afternoon, September 9.
Slinger Speedway is located off of Highways 41 and 144 at
280 Cedar Creek Road in Slinger, WI. For more information on upcoming events
visit our web site at www.slingersuperspeedway.com or call the track office at
262-644-5921.