Crossville Raceway has some exciting news.
Crossville Raceway has been chosen as a stop on the 2010 AMSOIL Great American Circle Track Tour.
Circle Track magazine, the most popular and comprehensive technical magazine dedicated to oval track racers, is embarking on an adventure to the greatest regions of racing over a four-year period.
On Saturday, Aug. 28, staff from the magazine including senior technical editor Bob Bolles will be here with their special Circle Track tour bus display to talk with racers and fans to learn about the track’s history, generate stories for the magazine, and much more. Mark your calendars and be sure to come out on Aug. 28 to
learn more about Circle Track magazine, AMSOIL and all the tour sponsors.
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Crossville Raceway chosen for AMSOIL tour
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Cole signs with Bryan College
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Lady Jets softball team closes season with banquet
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Jet soccer team honored for great season
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Taylor, Green co-champs of Tennessee Senior State Open
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Iles, teammates win AAU Div. I state title
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Nelson signs to play tennis at Cumberland
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