$7,000-plus added to Super Nationals purse in cash bonuses, lap money and gift cards

2019 Super Nationals

BOONE, Iowa – Drivers competing at the upcoming IMCA Speedway Motors Super Nationals fueled by Casey’s will leave Boone Speedway with more than $7,000 in cash bonuses, lap money and gift cards. 

The 37th annual Super Nationals runs Sept. 2-7. Bonuses, lap leader money and gift cards paid out during the week complement the regular purse for the biggest and best event in all of dirt track racing.

Quick Performance gives $100 bonuses to the winners of three qualifying features for Hobby Stocks, three qualifying features for Northern SportMods and six Stock Car qualifying features. 

One hundred dollar bonuses from Spyder Filters will be paid to each of the six drivers winning Modified qualifying features. 

Elmquist Towing pays $25 to the leader of each of the 30 laps in Friday’s Fast Shafts All-Star Invita­tional. 

The final two qualifiers for Modified and Northern SportMod main events both receive $250 cash bonuses from Saint’s Avenue Café. 

More money is at stake in the four race of champions events on Saturday, Sept. 7. 

One hundred dollars goes to the leader of each of the 12 laps in the Harris Auto Racing Race of Champi­ons for Modifieds. 

From start to finish, the companies paying lap money are Golden Empire Towing, Intensi­tee, Cookie’s Sauce & Seasoning, Walmart, Fareway, JVan Sports, Joe Busch Ag Repair, Ames Ford Lin­coln, E-Z Up, Baymont Inn & Suites, Dirt Monthly Magazine and Saints Avenue Café. 

Leading the Sunoco Race Fuels Race of Champions for Stock Cars will pay $75 for each of 10 circuits, courtesy of Todd’s Taxi, Intensitee, Cookie’s Sauce & Seasoning, Walmart, Fareway, E-Z Up, Joe Busch Ag Repair, Ames Ford Lincoln, Wheelock’s Service and Saint’s Avenue Cafe. 

Big Daddy Race Cars gives $50 to the driver scored first at the stripe in each of the 10 laps in the Stephenville Starter Hobby Stock RoC. 

Golden Empire Towing pays $50 to the leader each time around the track in the 10-lap BSB North­ern SportMod Race of Champions while Dirt Monthly gives $50 to the leader each of the last two circuits. 

Karl Kustoms bonuses of $250, $150 and $100 go to the top three Modified, Northern SportMod and Hobby Stock finishers with crate engines. 

And Speedway Motors gives $100 gift cards to all Modified and Northern SportMod drivers enter­ing the Super Heroes-themed best appearing car con­test and Sweet Manufacturing awards a steer­ing box to the Modified contest winner.

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