The Mississippi State Championship Challenge Series will open its 2019 season at Jackson Motor Speedway in Byram, MS on March 16th.  A large group of drivers are expected to be on hand with defending champion Chad Thrash and the defending Rookie of the Year Shay Knight leading the way.  Chad Thrash will be sporting the “Pink” spoiler supplied by O.H. Hendricks as the defending champion..but who will have the spoiler at nights end?

MSCCS would like to thank Thompson Auto Repair and KB Motorsports for coming on board for the 2019 season as a hard charger sponsor.  The driver that advances the most during the feature event will receive $100…provided they were able to take the checkered flag. 

There will be a Rookie of the Year Program for the 2019 season sponsored by Hoosier Tire South with the ROY taking home $1500 in addition to their regular points fund winnings.  Drivers who wish to participate in the Rookie Program may pick up a form at the first event and return it by the third event for approval.

This will be a 40-lap $3,000 to win event with a $100 Entry Fee plus transponder fees.  Drivers not transferring from the B-Mains will receive $50 for non-qualifiers pay.  The format for the MSCCS Super Late Models will be the “Country Pleasin” qualifying to determine the top 8 starting positions for the main event.  Positions 9 thru 20 will be filled from the Cliburn Tank Lines B-Mains while positions 21 and 22 will be determined from the top 15 in points for 2018.

Also in action this weekend will be the following: 

  • Durrence Layne Crate Late Models
  • Durrence Layne Street Stocks
  • Durrence Layne 602 Sportsman
  • Open Wheel Modified
  • Factory Stocks
  • Hot Shots

FORMAT: 
4:00 – Pit Gate Open
5:00 – Grand Stand Open

Pit Admission:    $35 Adults         Children 7-12 $20   6 & under Free       
                 G/S Admission:  $20 – Adults      Sr. Citizen and Military-$16       7-12 $10 and    6 & under FREE              

The bridge is out on Old Byram Road between Florence-Byram road and the entrance to the track.  If you are coming from I-55 South or Florence-Byram Road you will need to take the east side frontage road north. 

Trucks pulling trailers will need to go about 2 miles and take a right onto Old Byram Road, this will be th4e first crossover of I-55.  Travel south along Oldy Byram Road about 2 miles and the entrance to the track will be on the left. 

Cars can follow the detour signs with will have them go about 1 mile north on the frontage road and take a right onto Bounds Road and travel along it until it intersects Old Byram Road.  At the intersection, take a right and go about 1 mile and the entrance to the track will be on the left.

If you are coming from I-55 North you will need to take the Elton Road exit, cross over the interstate and take the east side frontage road south to the next intersection which will be Old Byram Road.  Turn left and travel south along Old Byram Road about 2 miles and the entrance to the track will be on the left.

Information may also be found by calling BJ Donald at (601)502-7076 or on race day you may call (601) 373-0076 (Track) or you may visit their website.

For more information about the Mississippi State Championship Challenge Series please call Charles Thrash at 601-917-2335 anytime.

Upcoming MSCCS Events:
Mar 16    Jackson Motor Speedway
Mar 23   TBA
Mar 30    Magnolia Motor Speedway
                                                           
April 6     Hattiesburg Speedway
April 13   Tri-County Speedway
April 20   Whynot Motorsports Park

May 4     Greenville Speedway         
May 11   Jackson Motor Speedway
May 18   ECM Speedway

2018 MSCCS Winners:
March 18:  Jackson Motor Speedway – Tyler Erb
March 23:  Columbus Speedway – Rusty Schlenk
March 24:  Whynot Motorsports Park – Tyler Erb
March 31:  Magnolia Motor Speedway – Chad Thrash
April 28:  Greenville Speedway – Robbie Stuart
May 18:  Hattiesburg Speedway – Michael Arnold
June 9:  Jackson Motor Speedway – Chris Wall
June 22:  Hattiesburg Speedway – Neil Baggett
June 23:  Tri-County Speedway – Brian Rickman
July 14:  Magnolia Speedway – Neil Baggett
July 21:  Greenville Speedway – Chad Thrash
July 27:  Hattiesburg Speedway – Chad Thrash
August 4:  Whynot Motorsports Park – Dane Dacus
August 11:  Tri-County Speedway – Neil Baggett
August 24:  Hattiesburg Speedway – David Breazeale
August 25:  Magnolia Motor Speedway – Timothy Culp
Sept. 15:  Greenville Speedway – Brian Rickman
Sept. 29:  Jackson Motor Speedway – Rick Rickman
Oct. 4:  Greenville Speedway – Tyler Erb
Oct. 5:  Greenville Speedway – Kyle Strickler

MSCCS Top 15 (2018)
1) Chad Thrash - 2555, 2) Brian Rickman - 2470, 3) Neil Baggett - 2425, 4) Rick Rickman - 2375, 5) Shay Knight ® - 1755, 6) Shelby Sheedy ® - 1495 7) Spencer Hughes-1350, 8) Michael Arnold - 1345, 9) Robbie Stuart - 925 10) Tyler Erb - 750, 11) Doug Sanchagrin - 725, 12) Clay Fisher - 705 13) Terry Wilson - 635, 14) Dean Carpenter – 595, 15) Brett White - 580

2019 MSCCS Sponsors:
All Star Performance, Beyea Custom Headers, Braswell Carburetors, Cliburn Tank Lines, Cooper’s Meat Packers, Dickens Racing Engines, Fast Shafts, Five Star Bodies, Four Season Racing, GRT Race Cars, Hoosier Tire South, KB Motorsports, MSR Mafia, Out-Pace Race Products, Schoenfield Headers, Thompson Auto Repair, Trak-Star Race Cars, TWM Racing Products, X-Treme Graphics by J-Rod