ATLANTA — The United Sprint Car Series and American Sprint Car Series are headed to Arkansas’ Riverside Speedway for the return of the World Short Track Challenge on Sept. 27-28.
It’ll be a two-night spectacle of 360 winged sprint car action set with $10,000 going to the winner of the Saturday night main event.
The main event on Saturday night will be a 40-lap contest in honor of Riverside Speedway legend Shorty Chambliss.
Action will begin on Sept. 27 with preliminary action featuring the ASCS vs. USCS winged sprint cars in a $1,500-to-win/ $150-to-start preliminary feature action with the top-two finishers of the night locking themselves into the $10,000-to-win championship feature event the following day.
The Sept. 28 slate will see a full feature program once again with ASCS vs. USCS Winged Sprint Cars competing for the 18 coveted spots up for grabs in the weekend finale.
The United Sprint Car Series Outlaw Thunder Tour also will make three other stop at the historic quarter-mile oval during its 60-plus race schedule.