MARYVILLE, Tenn. – Mar. 23, 2016 – After the record-setting Tennessee Tipoff Classic on March 12, the Smoky Mountain Speedway will get back to action on Saturday April 2nd hosting the Ultimate Super Late Model Series for a $5,000-to-win event.
The Ultimate Super Late Model Series will take on the Ultimate Battle of the Bluegrass Series in a 50-lap $5,000-to-win race. Along with the Super Late Models, The United Crate Racing Alliance (UCRA) tour will be on hand paying $2,500-to-win and the Street Stocks will also race for $500-to-win. Casey Roberts of Toccoa, Ga. is the defending Ultimate Super Late Model Series champion. Randy Weaver of Crossville, Tenn. is a three-time Ultimate series winner at Smoky Mountain with two victories in 2015 and one victory in 2014. Dillon Wood of Daytona Beach, Fla. won in 2013 while Vic Hill of Mosheim, Tenn. and Ray Cook of Brasstown, N.C. took victories in 2012.
The pits will open on April 2nd at 3:00 pm, while the grandstand and tier parking gates open at 4:00 pm, and the driver’s meeting is set for 6:30 pm and hot laps will roll out around 7:00 pm. Adult general admission for the April 2nd event will be $20.00. Adult tier parking is $25.00 per person and adult pit passes are $35.00.
Scott Bloomquist of Mooresburg, Tenn. captured the Old Man’s Garage Spring Nationals Series-sanctioned Tennessee Tipoff Classic presented by Hard Rock Café of Pigeon Forge on March 12th which paid the Hall of Famer $15,000 for his efforts. Michael Courtney won the Sportsman Feature on Friday March 11th that paid $2,000 while Robbie Comer claimed the Street Stock feature event win on March 12th which paid $2,000-to-win.
