Carolina Focus Season Kicks Off Saturday At Franklin County

 

Carolina Focus Season Kicks Off Saturday At Franklin County

Indianapolis
Apr 10, 2007

With a new look schedule and a wide-open field ready to challenge for the championship, the USAC Carolina Ford Focus Midget Car Series kicks its 2007 season off Saturday at Franklin County Speedway in Callaway, Va.

The race is the first of two at Franklin County s 3/8-mile track, and the first of three new venues on the schedule. It also marks one of two Virginia tracks to host the series in 2007, with Shenandoah Speedway being the other.


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