Milwaukee Mile Father’s Day racing set for Sunday, June 19

WEST ALLIS, Wis. – The rumble of inventory automobile racing will probably be again on the Milwaukee Mile at Wisconsin State Truthful Park on Father’s Day Sunday, June 19. The Father’s Day 100 will headline the occasion, that includes the ARCA Midwest Tour.

The 2020 version of the occasion was canceled because of the COVID-19 pandemic however returned in 2021. A information launch says climate performed a component in final 12 months’s occasion as a excessive proportion of rain was within the forecast. Luckily, followers did get to see a good quantity of racing because the Father’s Day 100 made it previous the midway mark.

This 12 months’s race will once more see the gifted ARCA Midwest Tour rivals racing within the Father’s Day 100. Austin Nason claimed the win on the occasion in 2019, whereas NASCAR Tenting World Truck Collection driver, Ty Majeski, took the win in 2021. This season, the Midwest Tour has seen Luke Fenhaus (Slinger Tremendous Speedway), Casey Johnson (Madison Worldwide Raceway), and Jacob Nottestad (Jefferson Speedway) take victories over robust fields of automobiles.

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June 19 pit gates will open at 7 a.m. with grandstand gates set to swing open at 9:00. Follow for the occasion will start at 9:30 a.m., qualifying at 11 a.m., and racing motion will take the inexperienced at 1 p.m. A Midwest Tour autograph session is about to happen behind the grandstands at 12:15 p.m.

Reserved tickets for the June 19 occasion will be bought on-line for a $5 low cost by going to trackenterprises.com.