BSPRA FORMALIZED AND OFFICERS ELECTED

            The Big Sky Pro-Racing Association, (BSPRA) organized July 2003 as a non-profit community organization in the State of Montana, recently elected their directors and officers, noted as follows:           

Chairman of the Board:  Guy Stinger; additional Board Members:  Duane Olsen, Brad Lee, Tracy Burland, and Lisa Stinger; Corporate officers:  President and CEO Tracy Burland, Vice-President Lisa Stinger, and Treasurer Brad Lee.  

The 2004 racing season projection calls for an 11-race schedule, featuring 10-Rocky Mountain Pro-Stocks. Seven-out-of-ten of these owner-drivers are past champions at the Mission Valley Speedway.   

The intent of the Rocky Mountain Pro-Stocks as a racing class is to field a late model division, while avoiding continuously rising costs associated with unrestricted engines, while serving a quest for innovation in suspension components. Competing models limited to 1983 or newer American or Canadian passenger car bodies, among other specified technical requirements. 

            At present there are 22 BSPRA members in the group. According to Tracy Burland, the association’s first corporate executive officer, “ We feel we’re acting in the best interest of the Mission Valley racing community, honoring our stated goals and objectives.”  “We are growing in members and sponsors,” he said.  “We look forward to a great season of competitive racing in 2004.”

     For more information, and or answers to any questions that regard the purpose of the new association, call Burland at 406 261 6592. Surf: www.bigskyracing.net --BSPRA’s  official WEB site.