The Western Midget Racing series is set to conclude its 2024 campaign with a thrilling doubleheader event at Kevin Harvick's Kern Raceway Dirt Track and Ventura Raceway. The weekend will feature the highly anticipated "So-Cal Showdown," the final Triple Crown events of the season, as drivers battle for prestigious titles and lucrative prize money.

Adrenaline-Fueled Showdown Promises Unforgettable Finale

Showdown at Kern Raceway Dirt Track

The Western Midget Racing series will make its inaugural appearance at the one-third mile Kevin Harvick's Kern Raceway Dirt Track on Friday night. This state-of-the-art facility, adjacent to the renowned Kern Raceway and alongside Interstate 5, will provide the perfect stage for an electrifying showcase of midget car racing. Fans can expect a thrilling display of speed and skill as the drivers navigate the challenging dirt surface, vying for the $500 top prize. Adding to the excitement, the event will also feature the NARC 410 Sprint Cars and So-Cal Dwarf Cars, ensuring a diverse and action-packed program for spectators.

Ventura Raceway Finale

The season-ending showdown will shift to Ventura Raceway on Saturday night, where the Western Midget Racing series will take center stage. Drivers will battle for the $1,200 top prize, as they look to cap off the year in style. The event will also feature the VRA Sprint Cars, Senior Sprints, Lightning Sprints, and Junior Classes, providing a diverse and captivating lineup for race enthusiasts.

Triple Crown Showdown

The "So-Cal Showdown" will also serve as the final Triple Crown events of the season. San Jose's Anthony Bruno currently leads the Triple Crown standings, holding an 18-point advantage over his Boscacci Racing teammate, 2023 series champion Bryant Bell, and Moorpark's Todd Hawse. The Triple Crown pays out lucrative awards of $1,000, $750, and $500 to the top-three drivers, adding to the high stakes and intense competition.

Championship Battles Heating Up

The championship race in the Western Midget Racing series is shaping up to be a thrilling affair. 2023 champion Bryant Bell of Oakley has already secured seven victories and holds a 16-point lead over Santa Cruz' Logan Mitchell. However, the most recent race winner, Delano's Terry Nichols, will be looking to build on his success at Bakersfield Speedway and claim another victory at his home track, Kern Raceway. Santa Clarita's Adam Weisberg, currently fourth in the standings, will also be aiming to make a late-season push.

Rising Stars and Seasoned Veterans

The top-ten drivers in the 2024 Western Midget Racing standings showcase a mix of seasoned veterans and promising young talents. Alongside Bell and Mitchell, the list includes Todd Hawse, Kyle Hawse, Marvin Mitchell, Nate Wait, and 2024 Rookie of the Year Teddy Bivert of Payette, Idaho. This diverse field of competitors promises an electrifying conclusion to the season, as they battle for the coveted championship title.

Prestigious Partnerships and Sponsors

The 2024 Western Midget Racing Triple Crown is proudly supported by a prestigious lineup of partners, including Sunland Wood Products, Mead Performance, Extreme Mufflers, Pasillas Tire, West Evans Motorsports, Lance Pierovich, and Hoosier Tire West. These esteemed brands have played a vital role in the series' success, providing the necessary resources and support to deliver an exceptional racing experience for both drivers and fans.With the stage set for a thrilling finale, the Western Midget Racing series is poised to deliver an unforgettable conclusion to the 2024 season. Fans can look forward to edge-of-their-seat action, intense championship battles, and the crowning of a new champion at the "So-Cal Showdown" in the coming weeks.