IRA OUTLAWS RETURN TO LUXEMBURG SPEEDWAY IN 2005 By Joe Verdegan

February 15, 2005; Luxemburg, WI. - Bumper to Bumper IRA Outlaw series officials and promoters of Luxemburg
Speedway have announced that the winged sprint cars will return to the third-mile, clay oval on Sunday night, July 3.

The series last made a stop at the facility in 2003, when veteran Darrell Dodd captured the feature win. Nearly 30 sprinters are expected to take part in the show, which will be complemented by the IMCA-style modifieds, which will run a full program that evening.

"Obviously we're excited to have the 410 sprint cars back," said Luxemburg track manager Rick Goral. "Steve Sinclair and his organization have a great reputation and they do a great job. With the following day a holiday and their series at Plymouth the night before us I think there will be plenty of cars and fans to catch the holiday program."

A full sprint car program, including qualifying, heats, semi-features and the main event are slated. In it's 44th year of existence, the IRA is known throughout the Midwest at the premier winged sprint car series. In 2005 they will host 26 shows in four different Midwestern states.

For more information on Luxemburg Speedway call 920 863 8446. The track's website is luxemburgspeedway.com. To learn more about the Bumper To Bumper IRA Outlaw sprint car series, check out their website at irasprints.com.

Luxemburg Speedway is located 15 minutes east of Green Bay off highway 54 at the Kewaunee County Fairgrounds. The track hosts weekly racing every Friday night, beginning April 29 at 7 p.m.