Elliott To Join SRX Series for Season Finale at Sharon Speedway
Mooresville, NC (May 9, 2022) - SRX Racing announced today Chase Elliott will join the competition for the 2022 season finale at Sharon Speedway in Hartford, Ohio on July 23.
“I’m excited to get back in one of the SRX cars this season,” said Elliott, who outdueled Tony Stewart and his father Bill Elliott to win the SRX Nashville race last July. “Last season was a lot of fun and a cool memory for me competing against my dad. The opportunity to race at Sharon Speedway and compete on dirt against the likes of Ryan and Dave Blaney and some guys I’ve looked up to my entire career is really appealing. I’m looking forward to the race, seeing all of the fans come out and hopefully I do well again.”
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In addition to the eight championship contenders competing again Elliott in the season finale, SRX previously announced Dave and Ryan Blaney will join the field at Sharon Speedway in front of their home crowd.
Elliott’s previous appearance on the SRX series came last season at the Fairgrounds Speedway in Nashville, Tennessee where he finished the first heat in second and the second heat in eighth before winning the feature event.
"When I started at SRX, one of my goals was to get Chase to re-sign and run again in the SRX 2022 season,” said SRX CEO Don Hawk. “Chase is a man that can drive anything and also I knew he would have a huge impact on tickets sales for Sharon Speedway and on the television ratings on CBS. I'm very happy he was able to make this work for us and for the fans of his and SRX."
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Chase on dirt at Sharon Speedway is going to be a blast — the Blaney angle alone makes this one worth watching. Off topic, but between races I've been killing time with What's My Type?, a quick face-preference test that names your "type" from a set of 16 looks in about two minutes. Either way, can't wait to see the finale under the lights.
Chase on dirt at Sharon Speedway is going to be a blast — the Blaney angle alone makes this one worth watching. Off topic, but between races I've been killing time with What's My Type?, a quick face-preference test that names your "type" from a set of 16 looks in about two minutes. Either way, can't wait to see the finale under the lights.
There's nothing quite like dirt racing under the lights at Sharon Speedway, and Chase mixing it up in an SRX car is going to be fun to watch. In the meantime I've been hooked on Undertale Yellow, a free fan-made prequel that runs right in the browser — Clover's yellow SOUL run through the Dark Ruins and the Wild East is a great way to pass an evening: Undertale Yellow
Great to see Chase back in an SRX car on dirt — Sharon Speedway should put on a real show this year. Between races I've been playing Undertale Yellow, a free fan-made prequel that runs right in the browser with no install, and it has been a fun way to unwind: Undertale Yellow