Connect with us

Hi, what are you looking for?

‘Party in Pevely’ at I-55 Raceway Falls to Freezing, Rainy Weather Outlook

DIRTcar Roundup 2011PEVELY, Mo. – March 24, 2011 – Mother Nature just simply won’t cooperate with the DIRTcar Roundup, better known as the Party in Pevely. After moving the event to March 24-26 at I-55 Raceway as a kick off to the DIRTcar UMP Racing season, officials have decided today that the weather outlook, which includes everything from freezing temperatures and snow flurries to rain, won’t allow the event to be run this weekend.

The event designed to give the weekly warriors in eight divisions of DIRTcar UMP Racing – an event that was a vision of UMP founder Bob Memmer – launched in October 2008. Since then, the event has been impacted negatively by weather conditions.

Officials will explore options to relaunch the Party in Pevely. For those with reserved pit spots, call the track at 636-479-3219.

The 2011 season at I-55 Raceway will begin Saturday, April 2, with DIRTcar UMP Late Models, DIRTcar UMP Modifieds, DIRTcar UMP Sportsman and DIRTcar UMP Pro 4 Stocks.

For updates on the Party in Pevely, go to www.PartyInPevely.com or follow the Party in Pevely on Twitter atwww.twittter.com/DIRTcarRoundup. For more on DIRTcar Racing, visit the all-new DIRTcar.com.

Advertisement World of Outlaws Game Promotion

Facebook

You May Also Like

News

Heavy rainfall throughout the region Wednesday afternoon has rendered the track and surrounding property at Quincy Raceways unsuitable for racing conditions, leading DIRTcar and...

News

Due to heavy, continuous rainfall throughout the day Sunday that has left portions of the property at Peoria Speedway under water, rendering the track...

News

Due to future weather models showing heavy, continuous rainfall throughout Sunday afternoon and into the evening, DIRTcar and Lincoln Speedway officials have made the...

Race Recaps

Winning never gets old, but winning the DIRTcar Summer Nationals’ debut at an Illinois bullring makes it so much sweeter. Third time was the...