5/29/2019
Port City Raceway
Safari Joe's H2O and Tulsa County Night this Saturday along with USAC Weekly Racing
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TULSA, Oklahoma (May 29, 2019) - After two weeks off, racing at Port City Raceway returns this Saturday featuring not only USAC Weekly Racing, but it is Tulsa County Night along with Safari Joe's H2O Night!
Seven classes will be in action featuring the USAC Outlaw, USAC Non-Wing, USAC A-Class, USAC Sportsman, USAC Restricted, USAC Junior Sprints and USAC Masters.
Kris Carroll leads the USAC Winged Outlaw point standings with a 10 point lead over Jake Nail. Shawn Wicker is third 96 points back with Joel Smith in the fourth spot and Steven Curbow fifth.
Shawn Mahaffey leads the USAC Non-Wing championship standings with a 25 point lead over Ryan Timms. Jake Nail is in third with Hunter Fischer fourth and Frank Flud the top five.
Shawn Mahaffey also leads the USAC A-Class standings. Ryan Timms sits 37 points back in second. Jake Rosario is third with Kris Carroll in fourth. Blake Battles rounds out the top five.
Ryan Cody leads Dave Nicholson by 7 points in USAC Sportsman competition. Bobby McIntosh is in the third spot with Kaimron Schoonover fourth and Tyler LaPointe in fifth.
Ryan Timms leads the USAC Restricted class with a 13 point lead over Rees Moran. Kayden Cole currently rides in third spot with Brody McLaughlin in fouth and Kylee Young fifth.
Brody McClelland continues to hold a comfortable lead in USAC Junior Sprint action. Jase Blevins is in second with Parker Scheulen in third. Fourth is held down by Ayden Parrish with Cale McGee bringing up the top five.
Matt Cash sits on top of the USAC Masters class standings. Scott Roberts is second with Tim Greene in third. Ruben Morris is fourth and Tony Ogden brings up fifth.
Residence of Tulsa County get in FREE with proof of ID.
Gates are set to open at 4pm with racing getting underway at 7pm.
Adults are $10, Kids 6-12 / Seniors: $6, Children 5 & Under along with Veterans (with proper ID): Free. Pit passes are $30.
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
