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“The Prince of Bristolville” and BRP/Hoosier Race Tires Modified Tour 07 champion Russell King will take to the internet airwaves on Wednesday, January 23rd as he will be the featured guest on “Clamped Up”, the internet racing talk show hosted by C.J. Swank and Dennis Michelsen on the Race Talk Radio website (www.racetalkradio.com). The program airs in the 7:00PM to 8:00PM time slot.
The nineteen year old racing phenom, will be discussing his 2007 season as he captured the prestigious Dick Rankin Memorial at the Tri-City Speedway in May, which was also the Series opener. In addition King also captured the BRP/Hoosier Race Tires feature event at the Expo Speedway in July en-route to the championship.
In addition to King, BRP/Hoosier Race Tires Modified Tour President Ed Sanner will also be a guest on the program.
Be sure to tune into the “Clamped Up” program to find out just which division or divisions the “Prince of Bristolville” will be competing in this season!!
As always you can visit www.modifiedtourinc.com for all of the latest information on the BRP/Hoosier Race Tires Modified Tour ’07.
In addition the BRP Modified Tour 07 would like to thank the following series sponsors: Bicknell Racing Products, Hoosier Race Tire, Sunoco Race Fuel, Bilstein Shocks, Ray’s Racing Collectibles, Approved Toilet Rental, Lowry Auto Body, Lake Erie Speed Specialties, Hall’s Safety Equipment, Engles Trucking, Big Daddy’s Speed Center, Precise Racing Products, Finishline Fabrication, Wilkinson Awards, McCool’s Signs and Graphics, Hands on Concepts, Waldo’s Towing, Hooter Chassis and Hobby, Jim’s Supermarket, Pennewell Sandblasting and Painting and King Brothers.
The Modified Tour Inc. racing series is a non-profit organization established to give the V-8 Modifieds in the Western Pennsylvania area a chance to compete with one another for a higher purse structure and for a point fund for the races that are run. Started in 1998 by Tim Engles, Lon and Pam Baker and Randy Myers the Modified Tour has had great success at bringing the local cars together at the area racetracks. |
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