NASCAR WCUP/Trucks: Stars Team With Big Brothers Big Sisters of Volusia County to "Race for Kids' Sake"
12 January 2000
--WHAT: Race for Kids' Sake, part of Valvoline and Big Brothers Big Sisters of America's (BBBSA) "Caring Hands" program, kicks off a full night of racing excitement with all proceeds benefiting Big Brothers Big Sisters of Volusia County. Two fifteen-lap races, featuring top drivers competing in limited late model cars, highlight the evening's event. following the races, all drivers, along with additional past and present auto racing legends, will be available for an hour-long autograph session. The "Caring Hands" program, which has a goal of raising $1 million for BBBSA while recruiting 10,000 mentors, is the most ambitious cause-related endeavor Valvoline has undertaken in its 133-year history. WHO: Star drivers from the Winston Cup and Craftsman Truck series scheduled to appear include: -- Winston Cup -- Kevin Lepage from Roush Racing; Kyle Petty from Petty Enterprises -- Craftsman Truck -- Randy Tolsma, driver of the no. 25 Impact Motorsports Dodge truck; Joe Ruttman, driver of the no. 18 Dana Dodge Truck; Dennis Setzer, driver of the no. 1 Mopar Performance Dodge truck; Mike Cope, driver of the no. 86 RC Cola Dodge truck; Steve Grissom from Petty Enterprises WHEN: Wednesday, January 12, 2000 at 7:00 p.m. (EST) WHERE: New Smyrna Speedway 10 miles south of Daytona Beach, between I-4 (Exit 56, East) and I-95 (Exit 84, West) at the intersection of HWY 44 & 415 in Samsula HOW: Tickets are $20 and are available at Speedway dodge and Kia, Embry-Riddle Department of Athletics and SunTrust Bank locations in Volusia County