Atlanta, GA. - The United Sprint Car Series ( www.uscsracing.com ) Outlaw Thunder Tour today announced the race dates for it's USCS Florida Fall Brawl 2003. The six pack of events will be scattered over the last three weekends of October amount to a mini series at Volusia Speedway Park, Putnam County Speedway and East Bay Raceway Park, all considered among the South's best dirt tracks.

The tour kicks off on Saturday night October 18th with the third annual Goodson Farms, Inc., Florida State Championship Race at Dick Murphy's Volusia Speedway Park. Then all the action continues on Sunday night October 19th with the 10 car/10 lap $5,000 to win USCS Airflow Research Super Power Dash and a full program of winged sprint car racing in the USCS "Sunday Night Thunder" headlines the final night of Volusia Speedway's Octoberfest Weekend racing program.

The second weekend of USCS racing action in the mini series will move to Putnam County Speedway with action in Putnam County Speedway's own "Fall Brawl" Racefest extravaganza. The USCS sprint cars will see two full rounds of action on Bob Potter's challenging 4/10 mile clay oval beginning with a 25 lap main event on Friday, October 24th and then, the Putnam County Speedway Fall Brawl Racefest finale rolls on Saturday, October 25th.

The final weekend of action in the 2003 Florida Fall Brawl will bring the series to the home of the "King of 360" Winternationals at East Bay Raceway Park in Gibsonton, Florida operated by 2VL Promotions. A full two night's of sprint car racing action is on tap for the coveted title in the "Lonnie Prevatt Memorial" Race. Round one is on Halloween night (Friday, October 31st) and the finale, which will also serve as the USCS Florida Fall Brawl and 2003 USCS season finale is on Saturday night, November 1st.

USCS' driver event notices are going out for all three weekends this week with payoff and all pertinent info enclosed. Over $18,000 in first place money and $80,000 in purses will be up for grabs over the six nights. Visit www.uscsracing.com or call 770-313-3477 for updated details.



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