AATRS
AATRS MAY 20 – 22 RACE CANCELED DO TO WEATHER
Courtesy of AATRS
Tulsa, OK – Due to the incoming storm system in the midwest region, AATRS is forced to cancel its inaugural event “Race Talk Magazine’s 1st Annual King 1/4 Shootout Presented by: Ricekiller.com. This is a sad and unfortunate
event, but there is nothing that AATRS can do, due to the current weather conditions. Tulsa Raceway Park has been a great host track for our event and we will continue to work with Tulsa Raceway Park and Ginger Martin to find another date in the near future to have our event at Tulsa Raceway Park.
“As much as this sucks, and everybody was looking forward to this great event, I want to say to everybody that we will have this great event at Tulsa Raceway Park this year before our scheduled Winter Nationals in November.” Said Chris Waters, founder of American All Track Racing Series.
New Grassroots Organization – American All Tracks Racing Series
Los Angeles, CA – A few months ago I was wandering through a few of the numerous drag racing forums when I came across a post about a new drag racing organization, American All Tracks Racing Series. After inquiring about the AATRS, I was contacted by the owner, Chris Waters. Chris spent the next few days and weeks explaining what American All Tracks Racing Series was about and why he has started a new grassroots racing organization. Below are parts of the conversation we’ve had over the last few months.
What is AATRS?
American All Track Racing Series is a brand new racing organization that focuses on the sportsman/grass roots/weekend warriors level of racing. The organization allows the fans/spectators to finally get involved in something they love. We are a racing organization that places the focus on the drivers and not the dollar. We have made it possible for everybody who loves racing that does not have a million dollar budget or sponsors, to get involved and race on the weekends. Just bring your daily driver and you can come out and race. Or if you are the heads up sportsman/grassroots racer that goes to the track several times a year, we have classes that will suit you. We are focusing the spotlight on this class of drivers and spectators to give them a national platform to race on.
“The Voice” will bring American All Track Racing fans to their feet in 2011
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Written by Natalie Garofalo
CHICAGO, IL — Legendary announcer, Al Tucci (A.K.A. The Voice), announced on Tuesday, that he will be calling all the race action in 2011 for the American All Track Racing Series (AATRS).
Al Tucci tells a story like no other. His charisma is unmatchable, his energy is unduplicated, his style is unmistakable and his one-liners are legendary. Fans are literally on the edge of their seats when Al is on the mic. His knowledge of muscle cars is endless and his unique take on the comings and goings of the water box, has fans waiting for his ever famous call… “Beeeaauuutiful Smoky Burnout”! Fans are brought to their feet and rocking it out in the stands, as he narrates the cars down the track.
Tucci, who’s announcing career spans over 20 years, has attended over 3000 drag races and called over 2000 races across the USA, Canada and Sweden.
Keith Haney, and Contingency Connection Sign on as AATRS Sponsors
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LOS ANGELES, CA – Today, the American All Track Racing Series (AATRS) announced that Keith Haney, Division 4 
Top Sportsman of the National Hot Rod Association (NHRA), has signed on as a sponsor of the racing series.
No stranger to the industry, Mr. Haney has raced his entire life and has made recent headlines for his performances in several drag racing seasons with the NHRA, along with the International Hot Rod Association (IHRA) and the American Drag Racing League (ADRL).
