13 FACILITIES, FOUR STATES MAKE UP 2020 AMERICAN RACER CUP BY SUNOCO
News from the American Racer Cup Presented By Sunoco Race Fuels
Media Contact: Brett Deyo – bdmotorsportsmedia@gmail.com or 845.728.2781
For Immediate Release/March 13, 2020
2020 American Racer Cup presented by Sunoco Comprised of 13 Tracks in Four States
INDIANA, PA – Thirteen facilities in four states have aligned under the 2020 American Racer Cup Fueled By Sunoco program. Their competitors stand to benefit.
A cash payout of $51,450 plus hundreds of free tire certificates will be distributed to Modified and Sportsman competitors at the 13 venues. Overall championship battles, regional points and individual track points will be tabulated for both divisions.
The ’20 American Racer Cup program is presented by American Racer, Lias Tire Company (Indiana, Pa.), Sunoco Race Fuels and Insinger Performance (Dushore, Pa.). This is the 11th consecutive season for the program, rewarding racers for participation at their home tracks.
In New York State, Accord Speedway, Afton Motorsports Park, Five Mile Point Speedway, Fonda Speedway, Outlaw Speedway, Skyline Raceway and Woodhull Raceway will fly the American Racer banner.
Andrew Harpell returns to the helm of Five Mile Point Speedway for the historic quarter-mile oval’s 70th anniversary season. Like Five Mile Point, a familiar name is promoting Skyline Raceway for the ’20 campaign: Frank Payne is back with the Blodgett Mills, N.Y., track switching to Sunday racing headlined by Crate 602 Sportsman.
Terry and Nikki Brewer have taken ownership of Woodhull Raceway for the ’20 season with promoters Ted and Brandi White staying on to assist this season at the high-banked, paperclip oval.
The Keystone State of Pennsylvania sees a trio of American Racer Cup tracks.
Big Diamond Speedway, Grandview Speedway and Penn Can Speedway have signed on for the ’20 season. Big Diamond promoter Jake Smulley, who resurfaced the Coal Region facility last year, has added the Crate 602 Sportsman division this season featuring a trio of open wheel classes in the Cup.
Gary Folk has taken over as the promoter at Penn Can Speedway – his hometown track – and hopes to breathe new life into the Friday venue on the Pennsylvania side of the NY-PA border.
The two dirt tracks in New Jersey – Bridgeport Motorsports Park and New Egypt Speedway – remain American Racer red.
Big changes are on tap for Bridgeport Motorsports Park under new facility owner Doug Rose. Gone is the old five-eighths-mile layout in favor of a high-banked, shorter oval.
Charlie Cathell’s Delaware International Speedway anchors the First State representation in the Cup for the Modifieds and Crate 602 Sportsman. Neighboring Georgetown Speedway – while hosting a special-events schedule – will again utilize American Racer tires for its Sunoco Championship Series. While the schedule does not meet the minimum 10-race criteria required for the Cup, points will be tabulated for the Modifieds and Crate 602 Sportsman.
American Racer Cup points will begin tabulation on Friday, April 10 and will run through Monday, September 7.
2020 American Racer Cup registration is open now. Drivers must registered by May 1 to be eligible for awards and payouts. For traditional entry forms, click on the following link: http://theamericanracercup.com/?page_id=26
Paperless registration is also an option through the following link: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-american-racer-cup-tickets-90900428629
Procedures for the 2020 American Racer Cup have been released on the website.
Modified: http://theamericanracercup.com/?page_id=426
Sportsman: http://theamericanracercup.com/?page_id=424
Once again, the American Racer Cup and Bob Hilbert Sportswear Short Track Super Series (STSS) Fueled By Sunoco have paired up for hefty Insinger Performance bonuses.
Should a driver with the Short Track Super Series North and South Regions plus the American Racer Cup, that driver will earn a $25,000 cash bonus. Should one driver with the Short Track Super Series North or South Region plus the American Racer Cup, a $10,000 bonus will await that driver.
Last season, Matt Sheppard of Savannah, N.Y., achieved the trio and took home a massive ‘Grand Champion’ $58,500!
To learn more about the American Racer Cup, visit the official website at www.theamericanracercup.com, e-mail bdmotorsportsmedia@gmail.com, follow on Twitter @racer_cup or on like Facebook: American Racer Cup.
American Racer Cup Presented By Sunoco Race Fuels History
2019
Matt Sheppard (Modified)
Doug Hendricks (Sportsman)
2018
Matt Sheppard (Modified)
Alex Yankowski (Sportsman)
2017
Matt Sheppard (Modified)
Matt Stangle (Sportsman)
2016
Andy Bachetti (Modified)
Andrew Smith (Sportsman)
2015
Rick Laubach (Modified)
Alan Barker (Sportsman)
2014
Duane Howard (Modified)
Jared Umbenhauer (Sportsman)
2013
Duane Howard (Modified)
Jordan Watson (Sportsman)
2012
Duane Howard (Modified)
2011
Billy Pauch Sr. (Modified)
2010
Duane Howard (Modified)
