Greg Belyea Set for Much Anticipated Excel Tower 50 World of Outlaw Late Model Race at Brighton Speedway; Full Weekend in Store With WoO Star Chub Frank Piloting Excel Tower Late Model at Mohawk and Brockville

All the hard work, the planning the time spent into preparing for the biggest race in Brighton Speedway history will all come to fruition this coming Thursday night, and perhaps no one is more excited than Greg Belyea and the Excel Tower Service Racing team. Belyea has partnered with Mark Rinaldi and Brighton Speedway to put on this inaugural Excel Tower 50 event that will feature the World of Outlaw Late Model Series and some of the best Late Model drivers in the World.

In addition to Thursday’s big event at Brighton Speedway, Belyea will also be in action at Mohawk International Raceway in Hogansburg, New York on Friday night and Brockville Speedway on Saturday night with the Go Nuclear Late Model Series and will also race on Sunday with the World of Outlaws at Cornwall Speedway. For the races at Brighton and Cornwall, Belyea will pilot a car owned by legendary Late Model racer Chub Frank. In return, the Bear Lake, Pennsylvania racer will strap into and Excel Tower Service Crate Late Model at Mohawk International Raceway and Brockville Speedway.

“We are really anxious for the big race at Brighton on Thursday night”, says Belyea. “The plans were set in motion several months ago, and now we are just two days away from. I know there is a buzz in the area around the track and through social media and we are all looking forward to a very exciting night”.

To learn more about the World of Outlaw Series inaugural visit to Brighton Speedway this Thursday night, please visit BrightonSpeedway.com. You will find schedule, ticket pricing, directions and much more. For more info on Excel Tower Service, please visit www.exceltowerservice.ca.

For more information on Greg Belyea and the Excel Tower Racing Team, please visit our website, www.exceltowerracing.com. You will find updated news, results, schedule and information on Greg Belyea and his Late Model, and Charlie Sandercock and the Excel Tower Service Sprint Car.