2016-08-31

By DAVE MEDLER

BREWERTON, NY – Start your Labor Day weekend at the Brewerton Speedway Friday, September 2 when the best 360 Sprint Car drivers in the Northeast will converge to do battle on the ‘D-Shaped Dirt Demon.’ Track Championships will be decided in tight point battles in the Big Block Modifieds, Sportsman and Mod Lites presented by Schneider Packaging Equipment Company & McDonald’s Restaurants®.

The 2016 A-Verdi Storage Containers 360 Sprint Car Series will finish in a big way this Friday. The three premiere methanol-breathing, clay-slinging, winged warriors 360 Sprint Car tours in the Northeast, Lucas Oil Empire Super Sprints, United Racing Club and Patriot Sprint Tour will do battle on the ‘D-Shaped Dirt Demon’ for bragging rights for their tour.

The action doesn’t stop with the Sprint Cars as the intensity level will be turned up to high when three track champions will be crowned as weekly exciting point racing comes to an end.

In the Tracey Road Equipment DIRTcar Modifieds a single point is the difference between Jimmy Phelps in his J&B Installations/HBR/No.98H and Larry Wight behind the wheel of his Gypsum Express/LJL Racing/No.99L. With the Brewerton Speedway having the reputation of one of the toughest speedways anywhere to win a feature, there will be a hungry and talented field of big block modified drivers looking for a victory going into the off-season.

Sixty-two drivers attempted to qualify this season with the final points race coming down to three drivers to decide the 2016 SUNY Canton Sportsman track championship. Only 13 points separate Ron Davis III, Tony Finch II and Glenn Forward. When you combine the Brewerton Speedway and the Sportsman division anything can and usually does happen.

The high flying Firehouse Subs Mod Lites will see a first time champion crowned. After a season of tough weekly wars it’s now between Jeff Sykes and Jim Bogett. If you’re seeing the division for the first time, don’t let their size fool you as they are very sophisticated and fast race cars.

Adult grandstand admission is $20 with everyone 18 years old and younger free, pits $35. Gates open at 5:30 with racing at 7:30.

The Brewerton Speedway would like to welcome the entire Schneider Packaging Equipment Co. Inc. family.

As a manufacturer of high quality packaging machinery, Schneider makes “end-of-line” case packing, palletizing and case sealing equipment for Fortune 100 companies across North America. A family owned company, in business for 45 years, Schneider has a sterling reputation in the manufacturing industry for hand built, custom machinery made locally in Upstate NY. Schneider doesn’t just support local racing, they are ingrained in it. Several of the 170+ Schneider employees are amateur or semi-professional racers themselves. “Sponsoring an event like this is a great opportunity to give back to the local community that has supported us for so long,” says Rick Schneider, President of Schneider Packaging.

The Lucas Oil Empire Super Sprints is one of the fastest and most competitive nights on the Brewerton Speedway schedule and Schneider Packaging is proud to be able to help bring great racing to Central New York!

ABOUT SCHNEIDER PACKAGING EQUIPMENT CO., INC.

Schneider manufactures a complete line of robotic palletizing, case packers, tray packers, high performance random case sealers, specialty cartoning systems and integrated packaging solutions. Schneider is fully committed to delivering the most environmentally sustainable, intelligently designed solutions that offer the most efficient use of materials, energy, air and water, and provide real costs savings to end users.

Schneider offers a variety of ancillary equipment such as case erectors, cartoners, conveyors, pallet dispensers, shuttle cars, automatic guided carts, and elevators that can easily be integrated with coding/labeling equipment, RFID / barcode scanners, weight checking, and stretch or shrink wrapping equipment to provide a complete turnkey system solution. Schneider is the first packaging equipment company to concurrently hold the titles RIA Certified Robot Integrator, FANUC Robotics Certified Servicing Integrator and Authorized System Integrator, and Machine Builder partner in the Rockwell Automation PartnerNetwork™ program. For more information on Schneider Packaging, contact our sales department by phone at (315) 676-3035, email sales@schneiderquip.com or visit www.schneiderpackaging.com .

The Brewerton Speedway would like to welcome Brewerton & Fulton Speedways marketing partner A-Verdi Storage Containers.

About A-Verdi Storage Containers.

If it’s Commercial, Industrial, Construction, Retail, Government, Education or special events, A-Verdi can satisfy your container needs. Whether you’re renovating, waiting to build, suffering seasonal inventory overload or just need extra space for furnishings, fixtures, equipment, packaging, supplies, files or office containers, A-Verdi Storage Containers offers commercial strength solutions to your storage problems.

Although they are located in Savannah, NY they have terminals in Syracuse, Rochester, Buffalo, Batavia, Bath, Ithaca, Binghamton, Watertown, Utica and Albany to serve all your needs locally. To see everything, they have to offer, please visit www.averdi.com or call 800-248-3734.

The Brewerton Speedway would like to thank McDonald’s® Restaurants for their continued strong support. The Brewerton McDonald’s® is located just minutes from the speedway at Rt. 11 and Miller Rd. in the Village of Brewerton.

Upcoming Events.

Friday, September 16 – Duel at the Demon II – 100 lap Modified Super DIRTcar Series plus DIRTcar Sportsman Championship Series.

Thursday, October 6- Super DIRT Week Special – Billy Whittaker Cars & Trux Presents – 24th SUNY Canton Hurricane 100 DIRTcar 358 Modified Series plus DIRTcar Sportsman Championship Series.

Any questions you might have and for marketing opportunities for 2017 please contact Cory Reed at (315) 668-6906 orcory@brewertonspeedway.com . For all the latest news go to www.brewertonspeedway.com -www.facebook.com/BrewertonSpeedway .

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