Details are all set for what should be a banner Friday night of thunder at Kingsport Speedway. After Tropical Storm Cindy swept through the first attempt to compete at the Eastern Tennessee facility in 2017, the Super Cup Stock Car Series drivers and teams have been anxiously awaiting to make some noise at the “Concrete Jungle.”
Operation: Johnson Kitty, a non-profit organization based in nearby Johnson City, will serve as the primary partner for the night’s activities. The SCSCS looks forward to supporting their mission to empower the community to advocate for every cat’s right to be safe, healthy, and valued.
Operation: Johnson Kitty will be on hand at the track raising funds for spays, neuters, and vaccinations for feral and community cats.
Friday’s race will feature races in the NASCAR Whelen All-American Series Modified 4 division. Pure 4, Mod Street, and the Pure Street class are also on the schedule. Twin Super Cup Stock Car Series (SCSCS) 50 lap races highlight the schedule of events for Friday.
Operation: Johnson Kitty Friday Night Thunder at Kingsport presented by Racing Radios twin 50-lap features will take the green flag shortly after 8:00 p.m. Adult admission is $10 and children 12-and-under are admitted free. Tier parking along Turns 3 and 4 is available for $10 per vehicle plus admission.
Details regarding dates and times for televised broadcasts, once again in front of a national audience on MAVTV, will be announced soon.
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