TRACY, California – Altamont Motorsports Park announced today the formation of the Future Champions Development Series, for the top young race car drivers ages 14, 15, and 16 years old.

Altamont Motorsports Park, a half-mile asphalt oval, is located between San Fransisco and Stockton in California’s central valley.

The series will utilize Late Model stockcars, identical to those in the track’s weekly Western Late Model class, except for a few minor restrictions. Future Champions Development Series races will be part of Altamont’s weekly racing program.

Drivers will compete in ten championship races, with multiple practice and testing days also included in the program. Entry fee costs include insurance coverage, and pr and web marketing through the series website, coming soon.

Competitors will have the chance to compete against the top young racing drivers in the country, earning experience and exposure to prepare for touring Late Model and Grand National racing.

Options available include those for drivers with their own race car fitting into the series rule book or for a rental option of several cars built specifically to the series rules. Travel packages can also be arranged in accordance with any package being purchased.

Teams interested in participating in this ground breaking new program for motorsports development, are urged to contact Altamont General Manager Jeff Macey at (530) 846-4545 or by emailing to jmacey@altamontracing.com

A meeting for all interested parties will be held soon to organize the program.

About Future Champions Development Series: Future Champions Development Series begins action in 2008, pitting the top drivers ages 14-16 in Late Model competition on the Altamont Motorsports Park half-mile in Tracy, CA. The series is operated by Altamont General Manager Jeff Macey. A website is coming soon!

About Altamont: Altamont Motorsports Park LLC is a multi-venue facility located in Tracy, CA, owned by Riverside Motorsports Park LLC. Altamont features a half-mile NASCAR- and USAC-sanctioned asphalt oval, with an interior quarter-mile and 1.1 mile road course. The track hosts events from more than a dozen different sanctioning bodies each year.

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