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by Chris McWilliams on March 17, 2011

A new name and owner is now in place for the former Soggy Bottom Raceway in Morgantown, KY. The track was purchased by Caneyville, KY’s Richard Ashby along with Suburban Carpets.  The first step to a fresh new start for the 3/8 mile speedway is a brand new name. The track will now be known as Cedar Ridge Speedway. The new ownership feels that the new name will help ease some minds and let everyone know that this is a new beginning for the speedway.

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UMP Modified Action At Cedar Ridge Speedway (Image Credit: Kohl's Racing Photos)

Johnny Hines will be on board continuing the track prep for the 2011 season which will see action slated to start on Saturday night, April 2nd.  Classes that are on the weekly agenda for the Cedar Ridge Speedway are as follows: UMP Modifieds, UMP Limited Modifieds, UMP Mini Stock, Pure Stock, Cruiser, Rusty Bolts and Bombers.  Cedar Ridge Speedway will also be running Windy Hollow Speedway in Owensboro, KY rules for their divisions for the 2011 race season which will allow the cars from the area to have a Saturday and Sunday track they can run without changes. The payouts and rules for each division are posted on the track’s new website at www.cedarridgespeedway.com.

General Admission prices will be very reasonable for the fans during the 2011 race season. Adults will pay only $6.00 admission with ages 12 and under free.  Repairs are being done at this time to the grandstands that are in place at the speedway to make sure they are safe for the opening night and as always, there will be ample space for fans to set up their lawn chairs to watch the action from the hillside.  Pit admission will remain at $25.00.  Marketing opportunities are available at the speedway if your company or someone you know is interested in becoming part of Cedar Ridge Speedway.

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