DirtonDirt.com planning three fall pay-per-views
By Joshua Joiner
DirtonDirt.com staff writer
DirtonDirt.com plans three fall productions. (chrisburback.com)
Dirt racing fans will have the opportunity to watch more live dirt track racing online than ever before this autumn with three huge events live on DirtonDirt.com. Expanding its list of live pay-per-view productions, DirtonDirt.com will provide live video coverage of the first two nights of the Lucas Oil Knoxville Late Model Nationals Sept. 26-27, both nights of the Pittsburgher 100 Oct. 11-12 and all three nights of the World of Outlaws World Finals Nov. 7-9. | Order live video
All three events will feature the comprehensive coverage and unmatched quality that those who have ordered previous pay-per-views have come to expect from DirtonDirt.com. Along with five-camera coverage of all of the racing action, each live production will feature pre- and post-race shows each night with some of the sport’s top announcers calling all of the on-track action.
The busy stretch of live events will kick off Sept. 26-27 with live coverage of the first two nights of racing during the 10th annual Lucas Oil Late Model Knoxville Nationals at Knoxville (Iowa) Raceway.
The DirtonDirt.com cameras will be at the historic half-mile oval to cover complete programs for the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series during Knoxville Nationals preliminary nights on Thursday, Sept. 26 and Friday, Sept. 27. One of the year’s most competitive fields of drivers will compete in time trials, heat races, consolation races and $7,000-to-win main events both nights as drivers attempt to lock themselves into the feature starting field for Saturday’s $40,000-to-win main event. Because of television restrictions, the pay-per-view will not include Saturday’s action.
Prices for the Knoxville Nationals pay-per-view are set at $21.99 per night or $42.99 for both nights with DirtonDirt.com subscribers receiving a discounted price of $39.99 for a two-day package.
DirtonDirt.com will provide live coverage of one of the year’s most anticipated events in the 25th annual Pittsburgher 100 Oct. 11-12 at Pittsburgh’s Pennsylvania Motor Speedway in Imperial, Pa. The popular race will return to its former glory this season with sanctioning by the National Dirt Racing League and a major boost in payout. The two-day event will feature two complete programs for NDRL Late Models with the opener on Friday, Oct. 11 paying $10,000 to the winner and finale on Saturday, Oct. 12 paying a whopping $25,000.
The two events wrap up the inaugural season for the NDRL tour, which made a splash in the sport this season with four of its five events paying at least $20,000 to win. Late Model stars Billy Moyer, Jimmy Mars and Josh Richards enter the weekend locked in a tight battle for the tour’s $20,000 championship with just 18 points separating the top three drivers.
Two-day packages for the Pittsburgher 100 broadcast are set at $35.99 for DirtonDirt.com subscribers and $38.99 for non-subscribers. Single-day orders are $19.99 a night. The live production will also include coverage of every lap of action for the weekend’s support divisions, which features the Crate Late Models of the RUSH Dirt Late Model Series and the E-mods of the UEMS Racing Series.
The DirtonDirt.com pay-per-view crew will wrap up the year with a bang Nov. 7-9 with complete coverage of the seventh annual World of Outlaws World Finals at The Dirt Track at Charlotte in Concord, N.C. The megaevent will feature three nights of action in three of dirt track racing’s top divisions with the World of Outlaws Late Model Series, the World of Outlaws Sprint Cars and the DIRTcar Big-Block Modifieds all concluding their seasons at the high-speed 4/10-mile oval located just across the highway from Charlotte Motor Speedway.
The event kicks off Thursday, Nov. 7 with two sets of time trials for both the World of Outlaws Late Models and World of Outlaws Sprint Cars, while the DIRTcar Big-Block Modifieds will compete in two sets of heat races. Friday, Nov. 8 and Saturday, Nov. 9 will both feature heat races, consolation races and feature events for the Late Models and Sprint Cars, along with consolation races and main events for the Big-Block Modifieds.
Fans can watch all three nights of action for just $49.99 for DirtonDirt.com subscribers and $54.99 for non-subscribers. For singe-night orders, prices are set at $14.99 for Thursday, while Friday and Saturday’s broadcasts are each $21.99.
Ordering for all three pay-per-view events is open now at www.dirtondirt.com/liveEvents.php where fans can also find more information concerning each event’s pricing and coverage.
