1320x.COM COMES TO NEW YORK
Fri, 2008-07-25 09:00
Coming off successful Fourth of July weekend events held in Michigan,
Texas and North Carolina, 1320x.com is ready to bring its brand of fast
cars and rock & roll to its next venue, Lebanon Valley Dragway in
West Lebanon, NY, on the weekend of August 16-17.
Nate Pritchett, vice president of 1320x said, “Our Fourth of July races were action packed and we’re really looking forward to taking our celebration of the American muscle car to New York’s finest facility. Everyone who left our inaugural events left happy and appreciated what we’re trying to accomplish.”
Lebanon Valley Dragway is conveniently located on Highway 20 outside of Albany in Columbia County. The 1320x event will continue in the same format as their other events, with a live band playing to a packed house on Sunday and racing taking place in four 1320x categories. The H&H Trailers Outlaw 10.5 class features a $10,000 to win purse for the fastest 16 10.5 cars on the property. A $5,000 to win purse highlights the Outlaw Drag Radial class, while the Manufacturer’s Cup class is designed for an American-made vehicle. It’s this class that allows the spectators a say in who wins or loses. Fans will pick their four best choices for cars in each of four manufacturer’s classes, with eliminations for the 16 set to run on Sunday. A Grudge class rounds out the standard 1320x line-up. Coming off successful Fourth of July weekend events held in Michigan, Texas and North Carolina, 1320x.com is ready to bring its brand of fast cars and rock & roll to its next venue, Lebanon Valley Dragway in West Lebanon, NY, on the weekend of August 16-17.
Nate Pritchett, vice president of 1320x said, “Our Fourth of July races were action packed and we’re really looking forward to taking our celebration of the American muscle car to New York’s finest facility. Everyone who left our inaugural events left happy and appreciated what we’re trying to accomplish.”
Lebanon Valley Dragway is conveniently located on Highway 20 outside of Albany in Columbia County. The 1320x event will continue in the same format as their other events, with a live band playing to a packed house on Sunday and racing taking place in four 1320x categories. The H&H Trailers Outlaw 10.5 class features a $10,000 to win purse for the fastest 16 10.5 cars on the property. A $5,000 to win purse highlights the Outlaw Drag Radial class, while the Manufacturer’s Cup class is designed for an American-made vehicle. It’s this class that allows the spectators a say in who wins or loses. Fans will pick their four best choices for cars in each of four manufacturer’s classes, with eliminations for the 16 set to run on Sunday. A Grudge class rounds out the standard 1320x line-up.
“At the Lebanon Valley event,” added Pritchett, “we’ve also decided to run a Box and No-Box (electronics and no electronics) classes. There’s a ton of race cars in that area and we want to be able to not only showcase them for our fans, but also allow them the opportunity to join in our lifestyle community of racers who love the sport of grassroots drag racing.” The entire New York event will be recorded and broadcast on the 1320x.com internet site, in addition to chosen segments used for a future television pilot.
1320x is a production of Pullin Television, the producers of the popular PINKS television show. 1320x.com will also be featuring a live video feed on their website for this weekend’s PINKS All Out in Englishtown, New Jersey, which is another great benefit to becoming a member of the 1320x community.
Pritchett said, “It’s an exciting time in our development and we’re thrilled to have the support of our racers and fans. After all this is truly for racers, by racers.”
Please visit www.1320x.com for more information and to join our community. Visit www.dragway.com for Lebanon Valley Dragway info and directions.
Nate Pritchett, vice president of 1320x said, “Our Fourth of July races were action packed and we’re really looking forward to taking our celebration of the American muscle car to New York’s finest facility. Everyone who left our inaugural events left happy and appreciated what we’re trying to accomplish.”
Lebanon Valley Dragway is conveniently located on Highway 20 outside of Albany in Columbia County. The 1320x event will continue in the same format as their other events, with a live band playing to a packed house on Sunday and racing taking place in four 1320x categories. The H&H Trailers Outlaw 10.5 class features a $10,000 to win purse for the fastest 16 10.5 cars on the property. A $5,000 to win purse highlights the Outlaw Drag Radial class, while the Manufacturer’s Cup class is designed for an American-made vehicle. It’s this class that allows the spectators a say in who wins or loses. Fans will pick their four best choices for cars in each of four manufacturer’s classes, with eliminations for the 16 set to run on Sunday. A Grudge class rounds out the standard 1320x line-up. Coming off successful Fourth of July weekend events held in Michigan, Texas and North Carolina, 1320x.com is ready to bring its brand of fast cars and rock & roll to its next venue, Lebanon Valley Dragway in West Lebanon, NY, on the weekend of August 16-17.
Nate Pritchett, vice president of 1320x said, “Our Fourth of July races were action packed and we’re really looking forward to taking our celebration of the American muscle car to New York’s finest facility. Everyone who left our inaugural events left happy and appreciated what we’re trying to accomplish.”
Lebanon Valley Dragway is conveniently located on Highway 20 outside of Albany in Columbia County. The 1320x event will continue in the same format as their other events, with a live band playing to a packed house on Sunday and racing taking place in four 1320x categories. The H&H Trailers Outlaw 10.5 class features a $10,000 to win purse for the fastest 16 10.5 cars on the property. A $5,000 to win purse highlights the Outlaw Drag Radial class, while the Manufacturer’s Cup class is designed for an American-made vehicle. It’s this class that allows the spectators a say in who wins or loses. Fans will pick their four best choices for cars in each of four manufacturer’s classes, with eliminations for the 16 set to run on Sunday. A Grudge class rounds out the standard 1320x line-up.
“At the Lebanon Valley event,” added Pritchett, “we’ve also decided to run a Box and No-Box (electronics and no electronics) classes. There’s a ton of race cars in that area and we want to be able to not only showcase them for our fans, but also allow them the opportunity to join in our lifestyle community of racers who love the sport of grassroots drag racing.” The entire New York event will be recorded and broadcast on the 1320x.com internet site, in addition to chosen segments used for a future television pilot.
1320x is a production of Pullin Television, the producers of the popular PINKS television show. 1320x.com will also be featuring a live video feed on their website for this weekend’s PINKS All Out in Englishtown, New Jersey, which is another great benefit to becoming a member of the 1320x community.
Pritchett said, “It’s an exciting time in our development and we’re thrilled to have the support of our racers and fans. After all this is truly for racers, by racers.”
Please visit www.1320x.com for more information and to join our community. Visit www.dragway.com for Lebanon Valley Dragway info and directions.
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