Tri-County Racetrack Kicks Off 2025 Season with Brasstown Brawl on March 22nd

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Racing enthusiasts in western North Carolina are gearing up for an electrifying start to the 2025 season at Tri-County Racetrack in Brasstown. The track will host its annual season opener, dubbed the "Brasstown Brawl," on Saturday, March 22nd, promising a high-octane evening of competition across multiple racing classes with a top prize of $3,500 to win.

The event marks the return of racing action to the beloved dirt track, a staple in the local motorsports community. Gates will open early, with pits accessible at 3:00 PM and grandstands welcoming fans at 4:00 PM. A drivers’ meeting is scheduled for 6:00 PM, followed by hot laps at 6:30 PM, setting the stage for a thrilling night under the lights.

The Brasstown Brawl will feature a diverse lineup of racing classes, catering to a wide range of competitors and fans. The headline event offers a $3,500 purse for the winner in the 602 Late Model class, with an additional $100 bonus for the Fast Time leader from Snow Construction. The 604 Late Model class will compete for a $250 prize, while the Open Wheel FWD and Street Stock Crown Vic classes will also take to the track, ensuring a packed schedule of racing action.

One of the event’s highlights is the "Leader on Lap 25 Extra" bonus, which awards an additional $100 to the driver leading on lap 25 of the main event, courtesy of Snow Construction. This incentive adds an extra layer of excitement, as drivers will push hard to maintain their position at the critical midpoint of the race.

Tri-County Racetrack, nestled in the scenic foothills of southern Appalachia, has long been a gathering place for racing fans in the tri-state area. The Brasstown Brawl not only kicks off the 2025 season but also sets the tone for what promises to be a competitive year at the track. With its mix of high-stakes racing, local talent, and a festive atmosphere, the event is expected to draw a strong crowd of supporters eager to cheer on their favorite drivers.