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Brucebilt Iron-Man Open Wheel Modified Series Releases 2022 Schedule

SOMERSET, KY (November 30, 2021)—The premier Open Wheel Modified touring series in the Southeast, the Brucebilt Iron-Man Open Wheel Modified Series has released the tentative 2022 schedule with the largest purses ever.

The schedule features increased purses for drivers and an increased point fund for the top-10 drivers in the end of the season points. All races will now pay a minimum of $1,500-to-win and $150-to-start the 25-lap events. The series will also pay the top-ten drivers in the points at the season’s end. The lap counts for $1,500-to-win events will be 25 laps and the entry fee will remain at $40.00 for all $1,500-to-win events.

The sixth season begins with a double-header on April 29-30 as the “Light it up Blue for Autism” weekend with a pair of $1,500-to-win and $150-to-start, 25 lap events each night. The track will return to Boyd’s Speedway for another double-header, the “Pretty in Pink” weekend on October 14-15, with $1,500-to-win and $3,000-to-win races respectively. Both weekends will feature “Bo Duke” John Schneider and his wife Alicia as they present Bo’s Extravaganza on the Road during the events. The final trip for the series to Boyd’s Speedway will be November 19 for the running of the 34th Annual Gobbler event paying $1,500-to-win.

411 Motor Speedway in Seymour, Tenn. will be on the schedule hosting the series’ largest events ever on July 14, 15 and 16. The Third Annual Area 51 Weekend will feature the Brucebilt Iron-Man Open Wheel Modified Series sanctioning the weekend. Thursday July 14 will feature and open practice, Friday July 15 will pay $1,500-to-win and Saturday July 16, the 51-lap $5,151-to-win event. The series’ season finale will be November 26 at the McCarter Family’s 411 Motor Speedway in Seymour, Tenn. for the 7th Annual Leftover Race.

Lake Cumberland Speedway in Burnside, Ky. returns to the schedule for three appearances on May 14 for the Spring Shootout, July 2 for the Hall of Fame Classic and September 24 for the Fall Cruising Classic. Ponderosa Speedway will return to the schedule on Friday August 5 for the Pete Abell Memorial. I-75 Raceway in Sweetwater, Tenn. returns to the schedule on June 11 and July 23. The schedule could feature a few TBA dates.

“We want to thank our race track promoters, great corporate sponsors, race teams and drivers as well as the race fans for the continued support. We couldn’t do it without them, we’ve had some drivers that have raced with us since the inception of the series in 2017. It truly means a lot to us,” stated CT Promotions President Chris Tilley.

For more information on the Brucebilt Iron-Man Open Wheel Modified Series, please log on to www.IMOpenWheel.net or www.IMDIRT.NET .

2022 Brucebilt Iron-Man Open Wheel Modified Series Schedule:

April 29-Boyd’s Speedway-Ringgold, GA-$1,500 to win
April 30-Boyd’s Speedway-Ringgold, GA-$1,500 to win
May 14-Lake Cumberland Speedway-Burnside, KY-$1,500 to win
June 11-I-75 Raceway-Sweetwater, TN-$1,500 to win
July 2-Lake Cumberland Speedway-Burnside, KY-$1,500 to win
July 14-411 Motor Speedway-Seymour, TN-Open Practice
July 15-411 Motor Speedway-Seymour, TN-$1,500 to win
July 16-411 Motor Speedway-Seymour, TN-$5,151 to win
July 23- I-75 Raceway-Sweetwater, TN-$1,500 to win
August 5-Ponderosa Speedway-Junction City, KY-$1,500 to win
September 24- Lake Cumberland Speedway-Burnside, KY-$1,500 to win
October 14-Boyd’s Speedway-Ringgold, GA-$1,500 to win
October 15-Boyd’s Speedway-Ringgold, GA-$3,000 to win
November 19-Boyd’s Speedway-Ringgold, GA-$1,500 to win
November 26-411 Motor Speedway-Seymour, TN-$1,500 to win

2022 Points Fund:
1-$2,000
2-$1,000
3-$800
4-$700
5-$600
6-$400
7-$300
8-$200
9-$200
10-$200

Former Brucebilt Iron-Man Open Wheel Modified Series Champions:
2017-Shon Flanary
2018-Clayton Miller
2019-Clayton Miller
2020-Blake Brown
2021-Blake Brown

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