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March 26, 2008...
Clint Bowyer in the Richard Childress Racing No. 07 Jack
Daniel’s Chevrolet Monte Carlo SS will join Ken Schrader, Rusty
Wallace and two other soon to be announced celebrity drivers in
Jennerstown Speedway’s 2008 Race of Champions on Saturday May 31st.
Bowyer will compete against Ken Schrader, in the BAM Racing
#49 Qtrax.com Dodge, and two other Cup drivers in two 9-lap
exhibition races and autograph session at Jennerstown’s ½ mile
speedway. |

Clint Bowyer |
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Although this will be Bowyer’s first appearance in
Jennerstown’s local racing program, he is no stranger to the
racing format that will take place. Bowyer began his four
wheeled racing career in a street stock at Thunderhill Speedway
back in 1994. Quickly moving up through the ranks, Bowyer
captured the 2002 NASCAR Weekly Racing Series Midwest Series
Championship at Lakeside Speedway in Kansas City, Kansas at the
age of 23. Following his championship, Bowyer completed a full
season in NASCAR’s AutoZone Elite Division Midwest Series along
with two appearances in the Automobile Racing Club of America (ARCA)
in 2003. |

Ken
Schrader |
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In 2004, Clint filled his
racing schedule with races in the NASCAR AutoZone West Series,
captured his first NASCAR Nationwide Series pole after just
three starts and shared time with Kevin Harvick in the
Nationwide Series #21 Reese’s Chevrolet. Bowyer made his first
appearance in the Sprint Cup Series in 2005 at Phoenix
International Raceway along with capturing a runner up finish in
the 2005 Nationwide Series points. |
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Clint was named the full time driver of the No. 07 Jack Daniel’s
Chevrolet Monte Carlo SS in his first full time NASCAR Sprint
Cup Series season in 2006 where he finished 17th in
the final points standings. Bowyer has made his presence known
in NASCAR’s elite division where he rounded out the 2007 season
third in the Chase for the Cup. Currently, Bowyer’s No. 07
Chevrolet sits in the ninth position just 176 points out of the
lead in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series |
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Two more drivers will be announced in the next week or two
adding to the Jennerstown Speedway’s Race of Champions event
which has attracted sell out crowds in both 2005 and 2006.
“There were scheduling conflicts with the Jennerstown and the
driver’s schedules that prevented the event from taking place in
the 2007 season” stated Joe Dirienzo new track promoter. “Under
my new ownership and management, I have changed the ticketing
and autograph procedures slightly to allow the fans more
opportunities to get up close and personal with their favorite
drivers during the event. |
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The first change came with the price of the admission ticket
prices. The last event carried a $30 advance ticket cost to
race fans. The $30 advance ticket cost will remain in effect
for fans who wish to purchase a premier seat in Jennerstown’s
upper sections. New for the 2008 event, a $20 general admission
seat will be available to race fans as well. With either
ticket, the format will remain the same for the autograph
session. Autograph coupons that are specific to each of the
five drivers will be randomly inserted into the speedway’s
collectable souvenir program book. Due to the limited amount of
autographs that the driver’s can sign, not every program will
contain an autograph ticket. However, if a souvenir program
doesn’t contain an autograph ticket that fan will find a ticket
to a future speedway event or a coupon for a FREE item off of
the speedway’s concession menu. All ticket holders will have
the opportunity to purchase only one collectable souvenir
program per validated ticket stub. At a time determined by
speedway officials the program sales will be opened up for
anyone to purchase unlimited additional programs to ensure that
all the autograph tickets have been distributed. |
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The second ticket change is new to the 2008
event. Jennerstown has added a very limited number of exclusive
VIP autograph tickets for each driver. With the purchase of
this ticket, fans will receive the premier $30 grandstand ticket
along with a guaranteed autograph ticket for the driver of their
choice during a VIP autograph session to precede the main
autograph session. The cost of this VIP ticket will be $75 in
advance.
Fans who wish a guaranteed autograph ticket
for each driver may purchase the deluxe VIP ticket for $225.
This deluxe VIP ticket will entitle a fan an autograph from all
the drivers in attendance. Both the VIP and deluxe VIP tickets
must be purchased by calling the speedway office at 814-629-6677
or 814-442-5519. |
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Track management is currently working on details of an Ultimate
fan ticket. This ticket will consist of a premier ticket to the
grandstands. Along with a grandstand ticket each Ultimate
ticket holder will accommodate all the drivers, attending the
event at Jennerstown, during their transport to the speedway in
the limo or motor coach. These fans will spend time during
transport to the speedway getting autographs, taking pictures
and most importantly sharing conversation with the celebrity
drivers. These tickets have not been made available yet but
details will follow very soon on how fans can get the
opportunity to obtain this once in a lifetime experience. |
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Tickets are currently being sold at the track
office by walk-in or over the telephone. Fans may purchase
tickets over the web by following the Click n Print link on
www.jennerstown.com or by simply clicking the Click n Print
link in this newsletter. Fans may upgrade their grandstand
ticket to a VIP ticket at anytime while supplies last by calling
the speedway office at 814-629-6677 or 814-442-5519. To get
your ticket to the anticipated sell-out crowd to Jennerstown
Speedway’s Race of Champions featuring five celebrity drivers
along with three divisions of short tracking racing action and
mini-cups, you can call the speedway office now at 814-629-6677,
814-442-5519 or purchase online at
www.jennerstown.com. The detailed schedule and official
rules for the event have not been released at this time. Please
continue to check back for more updates as they become
available. |