New Rules Changes Help Keep South Boston Speedway’s Limited Sportsman Division Affordable And A Fan Favorite South Boston, Va….South Boston Speedway officials have taken steps over the past few seasons to cut costs for competitors in the Limited Sportsman Division. Revamped motor rules that include multiple engine options have been implemented, and nearly all of the various engines have visited Victory Lane at “America’s Hometown Track.” The track’s one-tire rule which limits Limited Sportsman Division teams to being able to buy only one new tire per race has helped teams cut costs considerably. Offering good purses in conjunction with cost-cutting measures, South Boston Speedway officials have made racing in the division more affordable and have kept racing in the division competitive. Track officials are making more moves for the upcoming 2021 season to help teams cut costs and further enhance the competition. One of the rule changes eliminates bump stopping and coil binding. There w...
Tickets for South Boston Speedway's 2022 season events are now on sale SOUTH BOSTON, Va. (Dec. 15, 2021) -- Tickets for South Boston Speedway’s 2022 season events are now on sale, just in time to make a great Christmas gift for those still searching for the perfect gift for their favorite racing fan. The tickets may be purchased online on the South Boston Speedway website southbostonspeedway.com or by calling the speedway office at 434-572-4947 or the speedway’s toll-free number 1-877-440-1540 during normal business hours. “We’re very excited to put tickets for all of our 2022 events on sale before the Christmas holiday for the first time ever,” said Incoming South Boston Speedway General Manager Chase Brashears. “Tickets and gift cards for our 2022 season events can make the perfect gift for that special race fan in your life. The 2022 season at South Boston Speedway is going to be huge, with several new things to see. The speedway’s 65th anniversary season is one you will ...
2.17.05 South Boston Speedway's Pure Stock Division gains NASCAR sanctioning SOUTH BOSTON, VA. — When the 2005 season begins March 12 at South Boston Speedway, the Pure Stock Division will join the ranks of NASCAR-sanctioned racing divisions at the historic four-tenths mile asphalt oval. The Pure Stock Division competitors will compete within NASCAR's Charger Division. In addition, NASCAR will provide $2,000 in postseason prize money for the Pure Stock Division based on the season ending point standings at South Boston Speedway. The track has, for many years, had NASCAR sanctioning for the NASCAR Dodge Weekly Series Late Model Stock Car Division and the Limited Sportsman Division. Now, the Pure Stock Division competitors can battle for NASCAR championships as well. "We're excited to have the NASCAR sanctioning for the Pure Stock Division drivers," South Boston Speedway General Manager Cathy Rice said. "This is something that we've heard the competitors ...
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