The big guns are ready to FIRE… V8
Sprint Cars invade
APRIL 24
Maher, Saville, Cross and Tunks join the
best in the state
For the inaugural Continental Tyres
Digger’s Cup
Come and witness this earth tremoring V8
mortal combat
Full support program with Wingless
Sprints, Formula 500’s and Production
Cars
Gates open 4.30pm racing at 6pm
No alcohol,
glass or hard lid eskies. Full canteen
and bar facilities available.
Adults (16YRS +)$20, Pensioners and
12-15YRS $10, Kids 5-11YRS $5 and Kids
under 5YRS FREE
(Kids must be accompanied by an adult)
Listen out on ZooFM - 92.7 Dubbo - for the
chance to win you and two work mates, free
tickets, to go with the boss! Great for
that new potential promotion!
*Conditions
apply- As an employee of a legitimate
business you can nominate your boss
(through ZooFM) to come along to Morris
Park Speedway on Friday March 19 and
walk through the gate with you for free
(photo ID and a business card must be
presented at the gate to comply). You,
your family and the boss - and maybe
even his family - can come and enjoy a
full nights family entertainment.
Definition of a boss: CEO, business
owner or manager.
Friday June 18, 2010. RBP
The Super Arena series scheduled to be held July 3 and August 21 has regretably been postponed due to a challenging summer season and a conflict of dates.
Monday April 26, 2010. RBP
In what was building to be a great battle for the inaugural Continental Tyres Diggers Cup, 21 of the states best Sprintcar drivers were beaten by Mother Nature yet again at Morris Park Speedway in Dubbo on Saturday night.
Thursday April 22, 2010. Morris Park Speedway
Dubbo’s Morris Park Speedway will host the inaugural Continental Tyres Diggers Cup this Saturday night, officially marking the end of their summer speedway season. A huge field will converge on the venue with near to 100 cars across six different divisions; featuring twenty three V8 Sprintcars set to front the starting grid in what promises to be an electric night of thrills and spills.
Saturday March 20, 2010. RBP
Fans were treated to some hard and fast racing on Friday night in near perfect conditions when Morris Park Speedway hosted the seventh round of the New South Wales Super Sedan Series; novacastrian #2 Robert Carrig narrowly taking the win over Parkes based #63 Tony Barklimore with the veteran racer from Raymond Terrace #44 Bernie Roberts filling the final place on the podium.
Thursday March 18, 2010. RBP
Morris Park Speedway comes alive with a full program of V8 Super Sedans, Wingless Sprints, Production Cars and Fender Benders. The V8 Super Sedans will contest round seven of the NSW Super Sedan Series which will see some of the nations top contenders rumble into Dubbo this afternoon.
Friday February 5, 2010. RBP
A late afternoon deluge has drowned any chance of running the “Thunder through the Plains’ 410 Sprintcar Show; the venue now a wash under running water.
Friday February 5, 2010. RBP
The Western sky is posing a threat to the running of the highly anticipated “Thunder through the Plains” 410 V8 Sprintcar showdown tomorrow night; round two of the NSW Country Series. Promoters at Morris Park Speedway are again playing the waiting game after showers passed through Dubbo earlier today.
Wednesday February 3, 2010. RBP
It’s the round two of the “Thunder thru the Plains” NSW Sprintcar Country Series and 20 of the best sprintcar racers around will head this Saturday night to Morris Park speedway in Dubbo in what promises to be a night of spectacular action.
Wednesday February 3, 2010. RBP
The NSW “Thunder Through The Plains” Sprintcar Series just got a huge shot in the arm with confirmation that Live Audio giant ChatBOX has agreed to broadcast this weekend’s event from Dubbo Speedway.
Wednesday January 27, 2010. RBP
In the late hours of Sunday night on the Australia Day weekend, New South Wales Lighting Sprint racer Karl Geddes endured an epic battle to be crowned the very first Australian Lightning Sprint Champion with Queenslander Sid Whittaker following in second place and the Hunter Valley’s own Drew Keith rounding out the podium.
In the late hours of Sunday night on the Australia Day weekend, New South Wales Lighting Sprint racer Karl Geddes endured an epic battle to be crowned the very first Australian Lightning Sprint Champion with Queenslander Sid Whittaker following in second place and the Hunter Valley’s own Drew Keith rounding out the podium.
