Gateway power fully restored
Wednesday, July 26, 2006
Gateway International Raceway officials say the facility returned to full power Tuesday and is prepared for this weekend's NASCAR Busch Series and ARCA events.
Much of the area has been without power since a pair of storms last week. According to a release on the track's Web site, the maintenance staff at Gateway has been working around the clock to get everything prepared for the race weekend.
"All events on Friday and Saturday will run on schedule and according to plan," the release said.
The Busch Series is set for one hour of practice at 6:15 Friday night, followed by a half-hour rookie practice. The ARCA race follows.
Saturday features a full slate of activities, with practice beginning at 10 a.m., qualifying at 3:35 p.m. and the Busch Silver Celebration 250 at 7 p.m.
Add Your Comments
Related Articles
- Harvick still hoping for more strict drug testing policy in NASCAR -
- McMurray enjoys chance to test tires at Daytona -
- Richard Petty believes investor deal near completion -
- Kahne: Guarnateed spot in all-star race would be nice, but fair is fair -
- Edwards sympathizes with boos aimed at Busch -
- Thirty-two years after 600, Guthrie still the standard - www.nascar.com
- Qualifying rules have to change - www.sportingnews.com
- Ten track facts: Lowe's Motor Speedway - sports.yahoo.com
- Sadler fastest in Sprint Showdown final practice - msn.foxsports.com
- All-Star Kind of Love: Harlequin and Office Depot Announce 'Say Yes to a Winning Proposal' National Contest Winner - www.examiner.com
- Evernham still has a stake, role in GEM - www.sportingnews.com
- Eyes on the big prize - www.nascar.com
- Struggling Economy Doesn't Appear To Keep Race Fans Away - www.wsoctv.com
- Pit-crew hype can be deflated in 25 seconds - www.nascar.com
- Franchitti still not cleared to drive - www.wtvm.com
