Organization PR Release

North Wilkesboro, NC(October 15, 2012) – STS  Motorsports Inc. announced today they would begin work on saving North  Wilkesboro Speedway once again, following the closure in 2011 after the PASS  Super Late Models $100,000 To Win Race. While previous efforts to Save the  Speedway have been met with pitfalls and mis-management, STS Motorsports Inc.  has decided to reopen the issue and ask the community for help.

“In the past, no one has  asked the community what they thought and how things could be done. We seemed  to see people come in with grand ideas that fizzled out over time, while  disenfranchising the motorsports community as a whole.” said Robert Marsden –  Founder STS Motorsports Inc.

In the renewed effort, STS  Motorsports Inc. will begin a donation campaign asking racing fans to join in  this time and donate. In return, not only will you help save a historic  motorsports landmark, but additionally, tickets, pit passes, and even get their  name on a race or drive the pace car during one of the planned events once the  donation campaign reaches it goal. “We will use our grassroots  skills to bring the message to race fans giving them a return on their  investment to lease and reopen North Wilkesboro Speedway” Said Steven B. Wilson

All fans and businesses interested in donating can find the campaign and information on Indiegogo at http://www.indiegogo.com/northwilkesborospeedway

The campaign will kick off  using social media, word of mouth and help from the community willing to see  North Wilkesboro Speedway reopened. All the information will be found on STS  Motorsports website at www.savethespeedway.net or following along on Twitter @savethespeedway and on our Facebook page www.facebook.com/northwilkesborospeedway.
About North Wilkesboro Speedway: North Wilkesboro Speedway was  opened in 1947 at a dirt track in Western North Carolina by Enoch Staley, and  Jack Combs. Hosted NASCAR for 50 years beginning in 1949 with the final race of  the very first NASCAR until closing in 1996.