OPEN WHEEL MODIFIEDS JOIN 2024 OPEN WHEEL SHOWDOWN IN LAS VEGAS

LAS VEGAS, NEVADA (September 16, 2024) – Open Wheel Modifieds will join the BITNILE.com Open Wheel Showdown Las Vegas in 2024, with promoter Davey Hamilton, Jr. announcing the addition of the ground pounding machines that are popular on both the west coast and in the Midwest. Klotz Synthetics will present the Modified action to be also presented by Cometic Gasket on November 14-16. Modifieds will race for a lucrative $5000 to win and $400 to start in a 26-car, 50-lap feature on Saturday night. Photo by Christopher Vargas

Thursday night will feature open practice followed by qualifying on Friday night and main event action on Saturday night. The 50-lap feature will be a non-stop affair on the .375-mile Bullring at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. Modifieds join the $50,000-to-win Winged Sprint Cars and $5,000-to-win Super Modifieds for the second running of the Open Wheel Showdown.

Both open motor and 602 crate engine Modifieds are being encouraged to compete. All competitors from Friday onward will have all on track activity on Hoosier 970 tires, purchased at the track. Thursday’s optional test will not carry a tire rule.

Kyle Jacks won the 75-lap Modified feature last October for the Star Nursery Classic while Idaho’s Shelby Stroebel was runner-up in 2023 and winner in 2022. Drivers from across the country are expected for the action.

Entry is just $75 and open now at www.OpenWheelShowdown.com Entry is also still available for both the Winged Sprint Cars and Super Modifieds as well with no cap on entries.

Host hotel Southpoint Casino has rooms available via the Open Wheel Showdown discount code through October 1st, while RV spaces can be purchased through LVMS directly. Information on registration, rules, RV, hotel, and tires can all be found at the official series website www.OpenWheelShowdown.com The 2024 BITNILE.com Open Wheel Showdown will be broadcast on Speed Sport TV.

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