(Shediac, N.B.) — The Centre for Speed, Atlantic Canada’s Super Speedway and “Metro Moncton’s Playground of Power”, will present a ‘double header’ of South East Challenge Series stock car points racing action, featuring the Eastern Well Drillers 50-lap features, followed by the Maple
Leaf Foods ‘Eve of Destruction’ full contact and demolition derby on Sunday, August 30th starting at 2 p.m.
As an added bonus, fans will be able to attend either or both events for a single regular price admission of $12 for adults and $5 for children.
“We’re very disappointed by the cancellation of the scheduled Saturday night
Monster Truck event due to a last minute change of promised competitors by Monster Truck promoter, Edge Motorsports,” said CFS promoter Tim Wile. “As a result, we want to give our loyal fans a special ‘double header’ treat by offering twice the motorsports action for the same price. Fans can therefore attend both events Sunday afternoon and simply pay the regular price of a single event.”
At 2:00 p.m., the green flag will drop on exciting South East Challenge Series stock car points racing action leading up
to the Eastern Well Drillers 50-lap features for Sportsman and Streetstock racecars. Regular points racing and features will also be on tap for the Mini Stock and Four Fun division racecars.
The Maple Leaf Foods ‘Eve of Destruction’ event will immediately follow, starting at approximately 4:30 p.m., with edge-of-your seat Full Contact racing, a Back-up Bag race, a 25-lap Enduro, Burnouts, capped off by a giant Demolition Derby with $1,000 available to the winner.
Full schedule details are available at www.centreforspeed.com
TRAVEL NOTE: Due to bridge construction
on Route #133, all CFS traffic must use Exit #43 (Grand Barachois) off Highway #15 until further notice. From this exit, traffic must turn left onto Route #133, at Gaudet Supermarket, and travel 2 km to the CENTRE.
About CFS
The CENTRE for Speed, built in 1996, is home to the Atlantic region’s largest and fastest paved 3/8 of a mile stock car oval as its
centerpiece. The CENTRE overlooks the Northumberland Strait and is located 5 kilometers east of Shediac’s Parlee Beach on Route #133 in the village of Grand Barachois.