FRENCH CAMP, California – The Noceti Grupe Inc Big Dog #2 “All-American Racing,” at Altamont Motorsports Park on Sunday June 8th, is just weeks away and excitement continues to build for this exciting NASCAR and West Coast Enduro event.
The day’s events will also be “Infineon Raceway Day,” with gifts for the first 100 fans through the gates. Event tickets to the popular Sonoma track will be given away. Fans will also have the opportunity to view a Kyle Busch show car and play in a bounce house.
Entries are flooding the French Camp offices of Noceti Grupe Inc – Motorsports Promotions, as drivers file entries for the NASCAR Western Late Models (w/ Westcar stars) 75, Modified 30, and ALSC 30, in addition to the 100 lap West Coast Enduro race.
Sunday’s events will kick off with 20 lap heat races, with starting line-ups determined by the order of registration. Feature event line-ups will be set based on the heat race finishes.
Headlining the West Coast Enduro 100 will be an all-star showdown between young and fearless CW 31 Good Day Sacramento reporter Alan Sanchez, against Dennis Dalton from Jackson Rancheria Casino and Hotel.
Sanchez proved his ability as a showman in the Big Dog #1 in April, almost clearing the wall in his CW31 car.
Sanchez will be the one going for a ride this time around, as Big Dog #1 Late Model winner Jason Fensler of Modesto will give Sanchez laps around the Altamont half-mile in a Kasey Kahne look-a-like car.
Fensler will be busy on Sunday afternoon with a strong field of NASCAR and Westcar Late Models searching for the $2000 first place prize. 32 teams appeared in the Big Dog #1, and a similar car count is expected for the Big Dog #2.
Altamont points leader Guy Guibor of Manteca will be looking to improve on his fifth place finish in Big Dog #1.
A strong field of open-wheeled Modifieds and ALSC cars are also expected for this event.
Big Dog #2 is a one-day only show, but still carries a multi-day sized purse, with more than $26,000 in cold hard cash up for grabs in the four feature events. Drivers will also continue to jockey for valuable points in the Big Dog championship series, which pays out over $15,000 in awards.
The fan experience is again the name of the game for the Big Dog Series. Big Dog #2 will offer exciting Remote Controlled NASCAR racing for fans in the midway, along with many fine vendors and food.
Fans will have the chance to meet many local racing champions in the popular autograph sessions.
Affordable ticket prices will see general admission for $20, with youth, military, and seniors just $10 for this huge regional racing event. A family pass of two adults and two youth is just $45.
