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| Silas is primed for Martinsville |
The historic one-mile oval has a long-time partnership with the
Stuart, Florida-based driver and they hope Saturday’s Kroger 250 will give fans
a glimpse of what they can expect at Rockingham Speedway on Sunday, April 14.
“I’m excited about Martinsville this weekend, but I cannot wait to
get back to Rockingham,” said Silas, a former winner at the track. “I think the
race will be one of the best of the season and I encourage fans who are
stalling to purchase a ticket to go ahead and buy one, because they won’t be
disappointed!”
Tickets, suite packages and camping accommodations for the North
Carolina Education Lottery 200 at The Rock presented by Cheerwine are now
available at rockinghamspeedway.com
or by calling 910-205-8800. Saturday general admission tickets are $15 in
advance ($20 at the gate), with grandstand tickets for Sunday's NCWTS event
beginning at just $20.
Before Silas can concentrate on the second-annual NASCAR Camping
World Truck Series event at “The Rock,” he first must master the tricky
paperclip oval of Martinsville. Recently, the Gary Cogswell-led team participated
in a private test session at the 0.526-mile oval with satisfying results. The
outcome has the 25-year old optimistic for this weekend.
“We learned a lot at the test,” offered the sophomore NASCAR
driver. “Gary did a great job adjusting the truck throughout the day and our
lap times showed that the adjustments made a difference. We’ve set a realistic
goal for this weekend’s race and I think if we can keep ourselves out of
trouble, we definitely can achieve it and have some momentum for Rockingham.”
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