PREMIER Speedway is expecting a bumper 120-strong field of cars to draw a mammoth audience to its Open Wheel Mayhem Night on Sunday.
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General manager David Mills said his staff were facing “logistical issues” with scores of speedcars, wingless sprintcars and formula 500s set to descend on the Allansford venue.
He expected a strong crowd to follow.
“There’s plenty of good racing to come on Sunday, with that many cars and feature events,” Mills said.
Mills said a varied range of cars diversified the audience and added another facet to the speedway’s racing calendar.
“Speedcars in particular had a bit of a lull a few years back, but they’re right on the up again,” he said.
“We’re getting good numbers now. We’ve had nominations in the mid-30s and that draws racers to the track for their Victorian Championship.
“It’s a bit of a hectic time and we’re just hopeful people can get out to have a look.”
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