ROCKLIN, California -- Short-track racing is something Sarah Fisher hasn’t done in awhile. Fisher and the #20 Domino’s Pizza team next head to Stockton 99 Speedway for the NASCAR AutoZone Twin Championships presented by Havoline with the NASCAR Grand National Division, West Series and the AutoZone Elite Division, Southwest Series. This will be the first time that both series will race at Stockton 99 Speedway the same night.
“We’re really excited to go to the .25-mile track at Stockton 99 Speedway,” said Fisher. “We tested at the track earlier this season. I’ve also come out to watch my teammates in the NASCAR Western Late Model series Allison Duncan and John Moore race. I have an idea of what it’s like to race there and how to get around this short track. It’s the smallest track I’ve raced on in the heavy cars of the NASCAR West Series. The last time I was on a track this small was when I raced midgets. It’s going to be interesting. Our #20 Domino’s team has a lot of experience here at Stockton so I feel confident we’re going to turn our season around and close the gap for the Sunoco Rookie of the Year title and move up in the West Series championship points.”
The #20 Domino’s Pizza team with driver Sarah Fisher will be racing at the Stockton 99 Speedway on Saturday, April 30th. Gates open at 11 am, qualifying at 5:35 pm with the NASCAR West Series racing to run at 8:45 pm PST. The race can be seen live on HDNET beginning at 9 pm PST with an enhanced replay on SPEED Channel on June 10th. Check your local listing. For tickets, log on to www.stockton99racing.com. For more information on Bill McAnally Racing, Richard Childress Racing or the Drive for Diversity initiative consult our web page at www.billmcanallyracing.com.
