3/26/2019
Port City Raceway
Donnie Ray Crawford Memorial this Friday and Saturday at Port City Raceway
TULSA, Okla. (March 26, 2019) - For the eighth time, the Donnie Ray Crawford Memorial is set to go green this Friday and Saturday at Port City in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Port City Raceway has hosted the Donnie Ray Crawford seven times during the eight year history of the event.
In the 2018 edition of the race, Frank Flud scored three feature event wins between Outlaw, Non-Wing and A-Class. Kris Carroll picked up the victory in the Sportsman class while Shawn Mahaffey claimed the Restricted class and Parker Scheulen in Junior Sprints.
Friday nights event will count as the first points race of the 2019 season while also kicking off the first full USAC weekly sanctioned event in the state of Oklahoma.
Headlining the event will be the Winged Outlaw class paying $1,500 to win in their 55-lap feature event.
Both Non-Wing and A-Class divisions will pay $1,000 to win with the Restricted class racing for $800 while the Sportsman compete for $500 to win and Junior Sprints will battle for $450 to win.
Draw in and passing points will be the format both nights.
Friday night: Gates open at 5pm and Racing starts at 8pm
Saturday night: Gates open at 4pm and Racing starts at 7pm
There will also be 50/50, raffles, auctions and more!
Entry fee is $55 for all classes but Junior Sprints and does not include pit pass. Pit passes are $30 a day. Junior Sprint entry fee is $35.
Adult admission is $10, Seniors and Kids 6-12: $6, Veterans and Children 5 & Under: Free!
For more information on the United States Auto Club, you can log onto: www.usacracing.com
For continued information on the Port City Raceway, you can log onto: www.portcityraceway.net
Established in 1974, Port City Raceway has been bringing high octane excitement to race fans every Saturday night. PCR USAC Championship Cup events feature seven classes of Micro Sprints. Classes include: Winged Outlaw, Stock Non-Wing, Winged A-Class, Sportsman, Master Class, Restricted 'A' Class and Junior Sprints. For more information on the baddest bullring in the world you can log onto www.portcityraceway.net.
Submitted By: Terry Mattox
