Tuesday, May 26, 2009

FREMONT, Ohio - Fremont Speedway will say "thanks" to all the great race 
fans on Underground Utilities Inc. Night, Saturday, May 30, with general 
admission just $10 and food specials as well. Also, two fans will walk away 
with $250 each!

To show their appreciation for the support they have been given Fremont 
Speedway Promoters Rich Farmer and Andy James have supplied free admission 
tickets to all students 16 and under who attend school at Gibsonburg, 
Fremont (public and parochial), Clyde (public and parochial) and Bellevue 
schools.

The racing will feature the Sunoco American Late Model Services, the Fremont 
Federal Credit Union 305 Sprints and the Fremont Fence Dirt Trucks.

Drivers in the 305 sprints and dirt trucks will be signing footballs which 
will be tossed into the stands early in the evening. The fans who have the 
football signed by the winner of the feature event for each of the two 
divisions, will take home $250.

Besides the lower admission price and free tickets for the area teens, mom 
and dad can afford to feed the kids as hot dogs will be buy one and get 
another free.
 

Coming up on McDonald's Night, Saturday, June 6, the first ever induction 
ceremonies of the Fremont Speedway Hall of Fame will take place. Prior to 
the night's racing action with the 410 and 305 sprints and dirt trucks, 17 
well-deserving individuals will be inducted. Ceremonies are planned around 3 
p.m. under the historic covered grandstands. All senior citizens will get a
break at the gate as their admission tickets are just $5.

For more information log onto www.fremontohspeedway.com