24 RACEWAY'S PRACTICE SESSIONS CANCELED OUT DUE to WEATHER - CAR SHOW and OPENING DAY BOTH READY for APRIL 7

MOBERLY, MO. (April 1) - So 24 Raceway goes 0 for 4 on the practice days at the Moberly track for the last 2 weekends. With next weekend's scheduled start to the 2007 season, watch the website of www.24racewayinmoberly.com or call the track at 660-269-9300 for info regarding the upcoming week as to announcements that could include the possibility of a weeknight practice session.

The 2nd annual Saturday Show & Shine Car Show will preceed the planned Opening Night at the track on April 7th, with a live remote from Moberly's KZZT-FM 105.5 on the grounds before the 2007 racing season begins. Entry fee is only $15 and the first 50 entrants receive a plaque and Tee-shirt. Times for the car show are from 10AM to 3PM and will be in the grass area on the south part of the track's 46 acre site, near the middle entrance off US Highway 24. Food & drinks will be available for purchase during the car show, and drawings for door prizes will take place throughout the day. Rain date will be the following Saturday April 14. Any questions regarding this car show, hosted by the Mid-Mo Cruisers Car Club, can be answered by Rob Wailes at 660-676-8268 or Jim Hazlett at 660-888-3166.

Saturday night will kick off the 2006 race season at 7pm with the beginning of the points tally towards the Annual Season Championship for each of the five classes. Dirt Track Racing at its Best begins at 7PM. Times and prices have stayed the same: Gates will open at 4PM. A driver's meeting, followed by hot laps, will start at 6PM. Ticket prices are $10 for adults and $5 for kids, ages 6 to 12. Five year olds and under are free. A pit pass will cost $22 per person. So if you've been missing the action that has taken place on the high banks of 24 Raceway in Moberly, it all starts up again this season on Saturday night for the five classes of A-modified, B-modified, Sportsman, Hobby Stock and 4 Cylinder Hornets. Bring the family out to enjoy it!

Ron Lueck - Track Spokesman