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Mobile International Speedway Sets Final Four
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Saw this comparison between F1 at Monaco and Indy cars at Indianapolis. Like to see Coke race laid next to it.

In the 70 year history of Pensacola's 5 Flags Speedway, no owner or promoter has attempted an opening of the magnitude of this weekend’s events. Three days of racing, two national touring divisions, ARCA & ASA, plus 4 local divisions!

The Bryant family has become nationally renowned for taking the Snowball Derby from a regional event to a national rite of passage. The opening weekend they have planned will set a new bar for short track opening festivities.

The Bryant's have tapped three local divisions to get the party started on Friday night. Pure Stocks, Sportsman, and Outlaws wilk take the green flag at 8:00PM. A solid opening night by themselves put just the tip of the spear for this weekend.

On Saturday the ASA Super Late Models will dial in for Sundays ASA Stars Sunshine State 200 and the ARCA Menard cars will compete in the Pensacola 150 with the popular Crown Stocks as a warm up act to the ARCA cars on Saturday.

This will be the 5th time the ARCA Menards East Series has visited 5 Flags. Last year’s race was won by William Sawalich, who went on to win the Series Championship. Racing on Saturday starts at 4:30 with the Crown Stocks followed by an autograph session at 6:15 for the ARCA Drivers and the ARCA cars going green at 7:35.

Pensacola hosted the inaugural ASA Stars Tour event last season with Mississippi’s Casey Roderick taking the checker flag. Sunday’s, Sunshine State 200 will be the second race on this year’s ASA Stars 10 race calendar. Qualifying for the ASA cars will be at Noon, autograph session at 1:30 pm, and racing at 2:30 pm.

All tickets can be purchased online starting Friday afternoon, February 9, at 5flagsspeedway.com or trackenterprises.com. Pit passes can be purchased on the Pit Pay app. Tickets purchased ahead of the event have a five-dollar discount. As always tickets can still be purchased at the track on race day.

Tommy Praytor has been covering motorsports for 26 seasons on Inside Alabama Racing on WNSP 105.5. In addition to IAR Praytor has hosted National TV and Radio broadcast on racing and has been active in all levels of the sport as an owner and participant.