Bullring Bash Partners With ACT, Event Moved To Labor Day Weekend

(Press release from The Bullring Bash) 

The Bullring Bash Quarter Mile Challenge and Thunder Road International Speedbowl have announced that the inaugural Rumble in the Quarry, the final event of the 2019 Bullring Bash season, will be moved to Sunday, September 1.

The revised event date will see the Bullring Bash team up with the American Canadian Tour’s Late Model division for the first time for a spectacular doubleheader event.

The new event date will avoid Modified conflicts in the region for racers and fans, and will enable all parties to deliver high-quality racing action that meets the Bullring Bash standards.

“When we developed the inaugural Bullring Bash calendar, we sought out event dates that would not cause a conflict with other New England racing promotions,” said Bullring Bash founder Josh Vanada. “For the benefit of the community, we thought it was in everybody’s best interests to take the initiative to move our Thunder Road season finale to a new date. Running on Labor Day weekend affords more quality competitors the opportunity to race, and also allows us to team up with the ACT Late Model Tour. The new arrangement enables us to put on a better show for the fans who have been waiting for years for these cars to return to Thunder Road.”

“We want the inaugural Bullring Bash event at Thunder Road to be a success for both competitors and fans, and that means making sure as many of each as possible can be there for it,” Thunder Road managing partner Cris Michaud said. “When we agreed to the original race date, it was the only major Modified or Legends event in the region scheduled for that day.

“However, this is no longer the case. Switching to Labor Day means more teams and fans can make the trip to Thunder Road with having to choose between events. It also creates a huge weekend with the Modifieds, Legends, and ACT Late Model Tour all on the schedule. Fans won’t want to miss it!”

The Rumble in the Quarry will be joined by two additional events on the 2019 Bullring Bash schedule. June 16’s Battle at the Banks and August 10’s Thunder in the Mountains will both take place at White Mountain Motorsports Park on their previously announced dates. Multiple competitors, including two-time MRS champion Woody Pitkat, five-time PASS Modified champion Andy Shaw, and international Legends champion Noah Korner have already announced their intent to compete in the inaugural Bullring Bash season.

To keep up with the Bullring Bash Quarter Mile Challenge, teams and fans can visit http://www.bullringbash.com. Fans can also stay connected on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram at @BullringBashQMC. Further announcements on sponsorships, competitors, and more will be made in the coming weeks.


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Comments

  1. They really had no choice but to move the date. Monadnock is going to be the big draw on Sept 14th.

  2. Crazy in NY says

    Thank you Josh Vanada. Forward thinking at it’s best. Really looking forward to your series this coming year.

  3. wmass01013 says

    It’s nice to see people in charge use their heads and make SMART choices and not think I will do as I want and screw everyone else, if all these promoters and series work TOGETHER and make it easy for fans and teams to make all events a success!!!

  4. I thought TTOS would not schedule against another series. Seems to me Bull Ring had their schedule out first. Must be they are going to be the bully on the block

  5. Crazy in NY says

    racer…don’t go there. We already have one Dareal that’s enough. Bully?….just stop.
    Try actually readiing. JV gets the value of not running against another show and it will make his better running with the ACT race om Sept 1st.

  6. old observer says

    The ACT LM race is a good show, now it just got better!

  7. Better but not great says

    Good move on the Bullring Bash but he still has competition in that the VRMS is at Stafford the Friday night before, Aug 30. That show has a bid draw every year and hopefully some of the guys will try to do the double.

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