PR No. 06-0002
Media Contact:
Nathan Svoboda, Director of Operations
(209) 996-0780 nate@wssrl.com

San Martin, CA (August 30th) The ASA Western States Supermodified Racing League (WSSRL) presented by Go Fast Sports will be traveling the highways this Labor Day weekend. Saturday, September 2nd, the nostalgic roadsters will return to Altamont Motorsports Park after a three year break for the "Best of the West Open Wheel Night". The Teams will then caravan an estimated 750 miles to Salt Lake City's Rocky Mountain Raceway for the "Copper Cup Classic" on Monday.

With Altamont's recent face lift, new track records are expected by the smooth and wider half-mile monster which is soon to be concurred by the ASA Go Fast WSSRL. Point's leader, Troy Regier and the S & S Motorsports Silsby machine will be chased closely by the Clovis, California Rocket, piloted by AJ Russell. The starting grid will also include Russell Racing of Idaho driven by Jeff Russell. The league's "Rookie of the Year" contenders, Martin McKeefery, who has previously concurred Altamont's quarter-mile in a Legend, and Whitey Janssen of Newark, California are just a few of the expected entries for the 75 lap feature presented by Go Fast Sports and featured on the league's Outdoor Life Network television show.

Upon concurring the legendary Altamont Motorsports Park located just North of Tracy, California, the teams will service their nostalgic machines before embarking upon their journey to Salt Lake City's prestigious, Rocky Mountain Raceway for a 50 lap feature on the high-banked three-eights oval.

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So follow the fierce competition of the ASA/WSSRL at Altamont Motorsports Park on Saturday followed by Rocky Mountain Raceway on Labor Day.