CORNING, Iowa -- The United States Modified Touring Series will kick off its third USMTS National Tour starting Monday June 7th at a new speedway for the USMTS with a visit to the Adams County Speedway in Corning, IA. This will be the first ever visit to Corning and USMTS is looking very forward to making a stop at this speedway as we have heard so much about this speedway in the past. The local drivers at this speedway are very fast and should make for a very exciting race with all the USMTS travelers expected for this race. This year the National Tour will consist of 17 nights of racing in a twenty day period. The tour will start in Corning and move to the Hamilton County Speedway in Webster City, IA before having the first travel day off on Wednesday June 9th. On Thursday the series will move to the Jamestown Speedway in Jamestown, ND with the series making another first with a stop in Mandan, ND at the Dacotah Speedway on Friday. The series will stop at the Roughrider Classic in Minot, ND for the third straight season.

The Roughrider Classic will be two complete shows paying $2000 to win each night. On Monday June 14th the series will have another travel day to get set for another big run. The series will move to the Deer Creek Speedway in Spring Valley, MN for the second stop of the season. If the second stop is anything like the first stop fans are in for some very exciting racing as five different drivers led at least one lap on Memorial Weekend and seven different drivers had a chance to win the race at one time. On Wednesday June 16th the series will make its second appearance of the season to the Southern Iowa Speedway in Oskaloosa, IA. On Thursday the series will move to the Bentz GM Country Scotland County Speedway in Memphis, MO for the second stop of the season. This race will also be another track that saw the USMTS put a great race already this season as Johnny Bone passed Tony Fraise coming for the checkered for the win. On Friday the series will move to the Bolivar Speedway in Bolivar, MO for the first ever stop at this speedway. Saturday June 19th will be another first as the series will make a stop at the Lebanon Speedway in Lebanon, MO.

USMTS has heard a lot of great things about this speedway and we are looking very forward to the stop at this speedway. The series will make its final stop of the weekend on Sunday June 20th at the Monett Speedway in Monett, MO. USMTS was scheduled to already have stopped at this speedway, but was rained out in the USMTS Oklahoma tour. Another day off on Monday June 21st before the final week of the tour begins with another stop at the Junction Motor Speedway in McCool Junction, NE on Tuesday June 22nd. This will also be the second stop of the season to this speedway which saw Mark Noble and Kelly Shryock pick up wins in March. The series will then make its only appearance of the season to the Speed Bowl in Red Cloud, NE on Wednesday June 23rd. The final three nights of racing will be stops at the Thayer County Speedway in Deshler, NE on Thursday June 24th this will be the first time back since a four year layoff. The USMTS will make a visit to the Humboldt Speedway in Humboldt, KS on Friday June 25th this will be the first visit back to the speedway after a one year layoff at this track. The final night of the tour will be Saturday June 26th with a return visit to the Thunderhill Speedway in Mayetta, KS. The USMTS visited this speedway in March and had one of the biggest car counts of the season when seventy-six cars checked in for the racing action. The USMTS is looking forward to this tour as several drivers have called and are planning on running several of the races as each race pays $2000 to win. For more information call the USMTS office at 515-832-7944 or check us out on the web at www.usmts.com.