SprintCarUnlimited 90 at 9 for Monday, September 30th: Red Dirt in jeopardy ... looking for a buyer

The Sprint Car community was introduced to Red Dirt Raceway, at least on the national level, in 2020 when Aaron Reutzel outdueled Kyle Larson for the All Star win. Cody and Melissa Brewer have put their heart and soul into the facility, but they announced on Facebook Sunday they are retiring after the 2024 season. We discuss the sale of the facility on today's edition of the SprintCarUnlimited 90 at 9.

[@carlhart5543]

I live in Oklahoma City and when they shut down state fair speedway in the city that was the closest place for anybody in Oklahoma City to go see dirt track racing I really hope it does not go under

[@RJExpediting-rk7lr]

Anyone that votes for Kackles that works in the performance industry, Nhra NASCAR, Dirt racing, ETc and votes for her then you can say goodbye to motor sports in general. And there will be thousands that lose their jobs. Listen to her policies, she is telling you upfront, so be wise with your vote!!!

[@nitsudocsicnarf347]

You have no idea what you are even talking about. Political parasites are all trash. Every single one.

[@loripotter6296]

Explain?

[@MonicaGladfelter]

Thanks for using your platform to inform the sprint car community about this amazing opportunity. Hopefully, the power of social media will find a competent buyer who will continue to operate the property as a racetrack.

[@shade610]

Can we trade Williams Grove for Red Dirt?

[@z-man1980]

#SaveRedDirt!

[@mariebeasley1269]

So sad. We need good people to save tracks. Unfortunately,money is getting tight. But the stress on your health and family life is starting to be a front line for sales. When it's not profitable and it's not fun anymore,people start to step away. Hoping for the best for Red Dirt and all Speedways in the future

[@dirtracer]

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