Dirt track racing has arrived in Connecticut.
Indoors that is.
Mototown USA in Windsor hosted its first dirt track features Sunday with 600, 750 and 1200 cc Sprint Cars, Mini Modifieds and 4, 6 and 8 cylinder street stocks competing on the quarter-mile track, built inside the motocross complex.
Plainville's Ted Christopher and ABC Sports announcer Jack Arute Jr. were just a couple of the well known racing names checking out things Sunday in Windsor from behind the wheel of Sprint Cars on dirt.
"This is the best kept secret in racing right now," Arute said. "They can have the Chili Bowl, next year we're having the Chowder Bowl here."
Take a look at some of what was going on Sunday in Windsor.
(For more video from Sunday at Mototown check out this link: Video Views Of Dirt Track Auto Racing At Mototown USA).
Shawn Courchesne, 7:35 p.m.
Does any on have a phone number and a schedule for when race at Mototown
From Shawn:
check out www.mototownusa.com.
Posted by: JR | February 08, 2008 at 10:10 AM