The Final Roundup - A Texas World Speedway going away party!
Join us as we say goodbye to a Texas landmark, the historic Texas World Speedway. This three day event will offer on-track driving, car show, poker run, food, music, vendors & displays and more!
Track Time Friday, Saturday and Sunday
"Just for Kicks" Car Show - Saturday Morning
Parade laps for all Just for Kicks participants
Poker Run Saturday Afternoon - Prizes for best AND worst hand! NOTE: The Poker Run will almost certainly conflict with one or more on-track run sessions so be advised if you are running on the track
Catered dinner Saturday Evening at the track. Massive amounts of freshly cooked (at the track!) beef fajitas with ALL the fixins (rice, beans, chips & salsa, guacamole, sour cream, cheese, etc). Also peach cobbler for dessert. There may or may not be extra tickets for sale on the day of so be prepared and get them now! Guest VIP speakers will be giving presentations and talks at dinner. Jim Owens (Ford's Shelby/Boss/50th Marketing Manager) will be on hand with a new GT350 and possibly something else (?!?!?).
50/50 Raffle tickets on sale at the event!
All raffle proceeds and a portion of all other proceeds will benefit Still Creek Ranch, a local charity that helps needy and abused children. http://www.stillcreekranch.org/
Saturday Schedule (tentative):
- Car Show 9am-Noon
- Parade Laps 12pm-1pm
- Poker Run 2pm-4pm
- Poker Run awards 5pm
- Dinner 6pm
Dinner Ticket sales have Officially ended. However we have a soft spot for last minuters, therefore a very limited number of "procrastinator specials" is available.
You may now order these online on the registration page.
If you want to gamble with dinner you could try at the dining tent "day of", but we would not recommend it.
Some info on TWS:
The historic Texas World Speedway is one of only seven Super Speedways in the USA and is the only Super Speedway in the Southwest. The other US Super Speedways are Indianapolis, Daytona, Pocono, Talladega, California, and Michigan (TWS’s “sister track”).
TWS’s two mile high bank oval became known as "The World's Fastest Speedway" when Mario Andretti set a world closed course speed record of 214.158 mph on October 6, 1973 while qualifying for an Indy car race. That record stood in the Guinness Book of World Records for twelve years. TWS has always been known as one of the safest race tracks in the country. In 1979, a NASCAR Grand National (now Sprint Cup) Stock Car race went 396 out of 400 miles before a yellow "caution" flag came out for two laps. The following year the race went all 400 miles without a yellow "caution" flag. Thus, in 800 miles of NASCAR racing there was only one two lap "caution" period. TWS originated the rule of not finishing a race under the yellow "caution" flag in the 1977 TEXAS RACE OF CHAMPIONS. The rule provides for two finishing green flag laps to be run following a yellow "caution" period so as to not deprive race fans of an exciting finish to a race. This rule was later adopted by the USAC Stock Car Division and later by several other racing sanctioning organizations.
Fine print and legal mumbo-jumbo:
You are a grown up and as such you and only you are responsible for yourself. No one else takes any responsibility for your safety, well-being, happiness, self-esteem or your feelings! What this means for you is that Track Guys, Mustang Club of America and SMC Events, all our sponsors, vendors, affiliates and other participants of this event will be held harmless for your choices and corresponding actions. Please use good judgment and sound decision making for ALL aspects of this event. You may be asked to leave the facility at any time for driving under the influence, being or appearing intoxicated, reckless and/or obnoxious behavior or any other reason(s) determined to be detrimental to the event or other individual participants. This event is rain or shine.
Refunds: Requests for refunds will be honored before March 1st, 2015 minus a $25 service fee. There will be NO refunds issued on or after March 1st, 2015.
Waiver: Yes - you will be required to sign a waiver before entering the facility.
Interested in being a vendor or a sponsor? Contact Sean Cook at sean@smcevents.com for more information!