CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- From the time that the 2010 USMTS Casey’s General Stores National Tour campaign kicked off in March until the dust settled on the last event of the season in November, race fans from across the country entered to win an opportunity of a lifetime as the USMTS and Dirt Track Racing School gave away two “Hit the Dirt” Modified Experiences.

Fans from over a dozen states entered their name into the drawing at USMTS races across the United States, but in the end it was Chad LeValley from Hutchinson, Kan., and Jeff Kiffmeyer of Kenyon, Minn., who walked away with the prize.

The Dirt Track Racing School, located in Charlotte, N.C., offers a unique driving experience for fans and racers alike.

Not only can students experience what it's like to drive on dirt in a professionally prepared racecar, but they can also feel the difference between driving an open-wheel Modified, Late Model, Legends Car and Sprint Car on dirt.

Each kind of racecar offers students a different driving experience and prices vary across cars, offering value for money for different budgets.

In addition to our regular classes, the Dirt Track Racing School also offers specialized programs tailored to fit the individual needs of racers, race fans and groups.

The Dirt Track Racing School operates year-round at the historic Carolina Speedway in Gastonia, N.C., located just 25 minutes from uptown Charlotte and 45 minutes from Lowe’s Motor Speedway in Concord.

Private classes, group outings and corporate programs are available.

For more information about the Dirt Track Racing School, call 704-728-2969 or visit www.driveondirt.com on the World Wide Web.