Motorsports Diversity Leads To Family Entertainment At The Raceway At Powercom Park

The Raceway at Powercom Park, located just off of Highway 151 on Highway 33 east of Beaver Dam, has developed a schedule for the 2004 season that offers variety to hard-core Motorsports enthusiast along with a strong weekly racing program that is a great family entertainment value.

For those looking for high speed and thrills the track will bring in the World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series twice in 2004 along with the Interstate Racing Association sprint cars, Midwest Sprint Car Association, and the United States Auto Club non-winged sprint cars.  Open wheel racing fans will also be treated to both USAC and Badger Midget racing during the summer.  And, for the first time ever, the Wisconsin Dirt Late Model Association will be making an appearance at the high banked, high-speed 1/3-mile clay oval.

Great family fun and entertainment can be had each Saturday night throughout the year as the track hosts, and boasts, one of the largest weekly racing programs in the state.  Well over 100 cars and stars pack the pit area to compete during a tightly run show that will see preliminary events and at least four big feature races - with well over 250 laps of on track action - right in front of you.  Action begins promptly at 7:00 pm each week and concludes around 10:00 pm yielding three hours of non-stop fun.

The Raceway at Powercom Park is an industry leader in development of programs for fans as well as offering one of the finest clay track facilities around.  With a very clean facility as the backdrop and a friendly staff to offer their assistance at any time Powercom Park is a great way to spend an evening.  A wide variety of concession items are available with some of the finest food you will find anywhere being cooked and served.

Don't miss out on one of the hidden treasures of Dodge County.  The Raceway at Powercom Park has something for everyone in 2004.