PERRIS, California -- After more than a month off, the Lucas Oil USAC/CRA Sprint Car Series will return to action in race presented by Temecula Valley Pipe & Supply this Saturday night, August 4th, at Perris Auto Speedway when the track hosts it’s most popular promotion – Skirt Night. Any fan, female or male, who wears a skirt, dress or moo-moo, will get in for just $5.00 and will be treated to $1.00 hot dogs and $2.00 beers. Spectator gates will open at 5:00 PM with racing at 7:00.

“Skirt Night is crazy,” Oval Entertainment President Don Kazarian, said with a laugh from behind his desk. “Last year we had 50 or 60 men show up wearing dresses or skirts and we had all of them line up for a beauty contest at intermission. Then some rather large, bearded guy shows up wearing a purple moo-moo. He easily won the pageant and served as trophy girl at the end of the night. The photo showing the look on Damion Gardner’s face when he realized that guy was his trophy girl is priceless.”

The series took a couple of weeks off to allow teams to travel to Indiana Sprint Week and was supposed to have been in action last Saturday night at King’s Speedway in Hanford, California. However, that race was postponed. Thus, the last time Lucas Oil USAC/CRA Sprint Cars hit the track was at The PAS on July 4th. Superstar and current series point leader Tony Jones of Norco, California won that race and will be looking for his third straight series victory on Saturday. His four wins on the year is best on the circuit. Heading into Saturday’s race, Jones, who is also known as the “Open Wheel Cowboy,” holds a commanding 177-point lead in the standings over Temecula, California’s Mike Spencer. “Super Rickie” Gaunt of Torrance, California, “Showtime” Danny Sheridan of Santa Maria, California and Marion, Indiana’s Scotty Weir round out the top five in the championship chase.

Saturday’s breathtaking Sprint Car extravaganza will include qualifying, four 10 lap knock down and drag em’ heat races, a 12 lap B-Main and a ferocious fight to the finish 30 lap A-Main event. Oh yeah, some hot looking ladies in skirts and dresses will be on hand along with some skirt wearing guys who should have known better!

Anyone wishing more information could contact Perris Auto Speedway at (951) 940-0134.

Perris Auto Speedway is located on the Lake Perris Fairgrounds (home of the Southern California Fair), approximately one hour east of Los Angeles and one hour North of San Diego. To get to the track, take the 215 freeway, exit at the Ramona Expressway and go two miles east to the fairgrounds.

Video and DVD productions for all Lucas Oil USAC/CRA at races Perris Auto Speedway are available from North Hollywood, California’s Raceway Video. For more information on these shows call Jeff Kristensen at (818) 618-9764 or visit the website at www.racewayvideo.com

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USAC/CRA SERIES SPRINT CAR POINT STANDINGS

1. Tony Jones – Norco, CA – 1236

2. Mike Spencer – Temecula, CA - 1059

3. Rickie Gaunt – Torrance, CA – 1021

4. Danny Sheridan – Santa Maria - CA – 996

5. Scotty Weir – Marion, IN – 876

6. Rip Williams – Yorba Linda, CA – 833

7. Cory Kruseman – Ventura, CA - 778

8. R.J. Johnson – Phoenix, AZ – 650

9. David Cardey – Riverside, CA – 627

10. Josh Ford – Oxnard, CA - 576

11. Blake Miller – Yorba Linda, CA – 551

12. Rodney Argo – Gardena, CA – 543

13. Darren Hagen – Riverside, CA – 484

14. Tyler Brown – Norco, CA – 429

15. J Hicks – Lomita, CA – 421

16. Garrett Hansen – Manhattan Beach, CA – 388

17. Michael Trimble – San Jose, CA – 384

18. Jason York – Chico, CA – 378

19. Charles Davis Jr. – Buckeye, AZ – 350

20. Allan Ballard – Bakersfield, CA - 267

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