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Now you can follow the O�Reilly All Star Racing Series on your Cell Phone |
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 Camargo, IL (2-21-09) by Kelly Brown - Public Relations Director – In the racing world it pays to be on the edge of innovative technology, and the O’Reilly All Star Family of series is not an exception. Now sprint car fans, drivers and teams can keep track of the All Star Series on their cell phone thanks to Twitter Text Service.
To join the service all you need to do is send the message: follow ascoc for the All Star Circuit of Champions, follow aslms for the All Star Late Model Series, or follow mdwas for the Midwest All Stars to 40404. Once the text is sent follow the prompts to be added to the distribution list. Standard text messaging rates do apply. If after awhile you change your mind, being deleted from the distribution list is as easy as texting leave with the appropriate series code after it. Always know what is going on no matter where you are with the O’Reilly All Star Family of Series by joining the All Star Twitter Text Service. This will be the same service that the All Star Officials will be using to communicate with teams and drivers about cancellations and schedule changes, so it pays for teams, drivers and fans to subscribe to the service. For all the cutting edge information for the O’Reilly All Stars visit www.oreillyallstars.com.
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O'Reilly Auto Parts is excited to be affliated with the All Star Circuit of Champions and so many other great racing associations throughout all of our market areas. All of these sanctioning bodies celebrate the racers and put O'Reilly Auto Parts deep in the grass roots of racing. These racers and fans are our customers and we are pleased to serve them in our stores. From our roots as a single store in 1957 to our current size of over 3,337 locations and still growing. Stop by on your way to the track. 
The All Stars are one of the premier sprint car sanctioning bodies in the USA. It is owned by Illinois businessman, and now in their 30th year of operation, the All Stars take pride in their reputation of providing highly competitive, fair, exciting racing for outlaw sprint cars with many different winners in a year. About 400 drivers participate in All Star races yearly in front of an average of 5,000 spectators per event. Currently 40+ races are scheduled in numerous states, such as Florida, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Indiana, Michigan, Tennessee, Nebraska, West Virginia, and Kansas. 
Ohio Sprint Speedweek proves to be one of the most competitive weeks in racing during the 2010 All Star season. Tough battles happened in the 2010 Ohio Sprint Speedweek season, as it included nine straight nights of racing action in the buckeye state, it challenged the best of the best, but young David Gravel- DDR Motorsports was crowned the 2010 champion.