THOMPSON SPEEDWAY MOTORSPORTS PARK ANNOUNCES NEW DATE FOR 46TH ANNUAL LIQUID DEATH ICEBREAKER WEEKEND
THOMPSON
SPEEDWAY MOTORSPORTS PARK ANNOUNCES NEW DATE FOR 46TH ANNUAL LIQUID
DEATH ICEBREAKER
WEEKEND
MAY
15th-16th TO TENTATIVELY OPEN
RACE SEASON
THOMPSON,
Conn. -- After
conversations with all stakeholders, Thompson
Speedway Motorsports Park announced on Tuesday the
new date for the 46th annual
Liquid Death Icebreaker weekend. The
prestigious event is
now tentatively set
to take place May 15-16,
including the headlining NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour Death To Plastic
150.
Due
to the current COVID-19 outbreak, the date is tentative, as the situation is fluid and changes are occurring across
the motorsports industry daily. A
full schedule for the event will be released once available.
The
original date for the Liquid Death Icebreaker, April 3rd-5th, was postponed
due to the COVID-19 outbreak, but Thompson Speedway officials were committed to finding the right date and
releasing it to the public as quickly as possible.
“After
working with all of the different parties involved, we feel this is the best weekend to run the Icebreaker and kick-off the Thompson racing season,” Terry Eames, the General Manager of Thompson Speedway Motorsports Park, said. “Just
like the entire racing community, we are disappointed that we can’t start the race season as originally scheduled. However,
we will
continue to abide by our Connecticut Governor Ned
Lamont’s Executive
Orders and
CDC suggestions during this time.
We fully
expect to begin the season with the Icebreaker, May
15-16,
and look forward to seeing everyone back at the track soon.”
The
health of our valued race teams, fans, staff and customers is paramount during the COVID-19 outbreak. We have cleaned the property thoroughly to do our part to stop the spread of the virus and will continue to do so in the future.
For
more information on Thompson Speedway Motorsports Park, visit thompsonspeedway.com
and follow the track on social media.
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Kyle Souza
Director of Public Relations & Marketing
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