In life half the battle is showing up, and at Lake Cumberland Speedway doing just that could win you a car. That’s right, simply attending the races will earn you a chance to win a 2018 Nissan Rogue. It’s part of a blockbuster Fan Night this Saturday, August 1. It includes the Save A Lot American All-Star Series Presented by PPM Racing Products and Cumberland Plateau Open Wheel Modified Series.
A few rules to participate. First, you must follow Lake Cumberland Speedway’s Facebook page. Second, you have to share their Facebook post about the giveaway or comment on it. Third, you must be 16 years of age or older to be eligible for the car giveaway.
Lake Cumberland Speedway says they value the 2018 Nissan Rogue at nearly $10,000. Not only does the winning fan get the car, but the track will also cover tax, title and license.
“I think it’s time to give back to the fans and supporters that makes this deal come full circle,” Lake Cumberland Speedway promoter Brandon Hardgrove said. “It’s an investment that can change a life and maybe even change a whole family’s life to have transportation they deserve.”
For admission, Lake Cumberland’s not charging by head, but instead the carload. Bring a van full of fans? It’s $40 for everybody inside, making it easier than ever to bring your friends and family to the races.
And if the prospects of a new-to-you car does not entice you, two touring series headline the night. The Save A Lot American All-Star Series features the top stars in pro late model racing and the Cumberland Plateau Open Wheel Series brings the crème de la crème of open wheel modified competition. It all takes place this Saturday, August 1, at Lake Cumberland Speedway in Burnside, Kentucky.
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The Outside Groove Executive Editor has covered motorsports since 2000. His many awards include the 2019 Eastern Motorsport Press Association (EMPA) Jim Hunter Writer of the Year and the 2013 Russ Catlin Award for Excellence in Motorsports Journalism.
