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Dean Reynolds gives out the latest news from the ESS banquet
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Dean Reynolds gives Doug some news from the Empire Super Sprint banquet from Saturday. He tells Doug about a switch to double file restarts in 2011 and a sponsorship change…well kind of anyways!
Dean Reynolds previews the ESS Banquet
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Dean Reynolds talks about the 2010 Empire Super Sprints season as he prepares for this weekend’s banquet. He told me who will be taking home a lot of awards this time around, how many drivers raced with the club this past year and the record payout they will be paying out.
Babe Design Supports the Lucas Oil Empire Super Sprints for the 2010 Season
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SYRACUSE, NY – Andre Bedard and Babe Design from Granby, Quebec has been a part of the Lucas Oil Empire Super Sprints (ESS) family for many years and for 2010 he continued his dedicated support. Babe Design provided the new ESS officials uniforms for this season with the new look adding an extra professional look.
Total Race Supply Joins the Lucas Oil Empire Super Sprints for the First Time in 2010
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SYRACUSE, NY – For the first time, Total Race Supply from St. Andrews, Ont. joined the Lucas Oil Empire Super Sprints as an associate sponsor of the Canadian Sprint Car Series.
Lucas Oil Empire Super Sprints Celebrates Very Successful 27th Anniversary Season
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SYRACUSE, NY – The 27th Anniversary season for the Lucas Oil Empire Super Sprints (ESS) comes down to a close on Saturday evening, November 20th when it will crown Steve Poirier tour champion at the annual awards banquet. The banquet will end one of the most successful seasons in ESS history, a year that will be remembered for years to come.
Lanes Yamaha Sponsors Rookie of the Year Award for Lucas Oil Empire Super Sprints
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SYRACUSE, NY – The name of Mal Lane goes down in the Lucas Oil Empire Super Sprints’ (ESS) history books. The former six time champion of the 28 year old organization still sits second on the all-time win list at 36 and if there was an ESS Hall of Fame he would be inducted in the first class.