Davidson, MI — (April 19, 2015) — Engine Pro Sprints on Dirt presented by ARP officials will have tires on hand for the season opening event at Crystal Motor Speedway. Spec right rears will be picked up. If anyone wants specific left rear tires they want please let series directory Adrianna Irwin know by Monday. Specific requests can be send via email to director@sprintsondirt.com or by phone at 810-240-1789.
Fenton, MI — (April 12, 2015) — The Engine Pro Sprints on Dirt presented by ARP is pleased to announce that Adrianna Irwin has accepted the position Series Director.
Adrianna, a degreed mechanical engineer, is a global program manager in the automotive industry. She is experienced in managing complex relationships and productive communication with people with varying agendas and different perspectives.
Management of an organization like SOD is no easy job, but Adrianna’s professional background and accomplishments makes her well qualified to meet the demands of the job.
From a racing perspective, Adrianna is also very experienced and knowledgeable. She has been involved with sprint car racing all her life, the third generation of a racing family. She has seen it all and understands the intricacies of the sport.
You can email Adrianna at director@sprintsondirt.com.
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Wyoming, MI — (April 10, 2015) — The registration paperwork for the 2015 Engine Pro Sprints on Dirt presented by ARP season are now available on sprintsondirt.com. Teams can save time at the opening event by filling out their paperwork ahead of time.
Teams can e-mail the form to director@sprintsondirt.com and bring their registration fee to Crystal, mail the form to address listed on the form, or bring the form filled out to the season opening event.
The 2015 SOD season will begin April 24th at Crystal Motor Speedway.
Specifically, they are riding off to the Sunshine State. Mike and Cathie had a thriving business here in Michigan which they have sold and they have purchased the same kind of business in Florida.
Under four years of Mike’s expert guidance as series director, Sprints On Dirt is in great shape. Unlike many businesses that sell a product to one kind of customer, an organization like SOD needs satisfy race fans, sponsors, promoters, and competitors all at the same time, and sometime individual agendas conflict. Mike did an excellent job of managing this complex relationship.
Mike not only managed SOD, but also has experience working with sprint car and late model dirt and pavement speedways and organizations. We wouldn’t be surprised to see Mike’s name pop up in association with some Florida racing entity someday.
Mike told me today: “Cathie and I would like to wish the teams good luck in 2015. We are going to miss the SOD fans, family and tracks. It was a great four years with the series and maybe we will see a few of the teams at East Bay next February. We will be buying a house in Fort Myers or Cape Coral in couple of weeks. Leaving Michigan on April 24. Have a great season!”
So as Mike and Cathie hitch up the horses to the wagon and start heading south, we wish them the best in their new venture and express our heartfelt appreciation for what they have done for SOD. They will always be part of the Sprints On Dirt family.