SRX has dropped subsequent week’s scheduled occasion at Thunder Highway as a result of intense floods which have devastated central Vermont, and can run a second occasion at Stafford Motor Speedway in Connecticut as an alternative. Thunder Highway has been given a date on the 2024 schedule instead of this 12 months’s.

“All through the final week, the state of Vermont and metropolis of Barre, VT have been devastated by intense rain and catastrophic flooding, resulting in a declaration of a State of Emergency by President Joe Biden,” mentioned the sequence in an announcement. “Our ideas at SRX are with the individuals of Vermont.”

“After two days of conversations between SRX Chief Govt Officer, Don Hawk, Governor Phil Scott and Thunder Highway Observe Proprietor, Chris Michaud, we’ve collectively made the tough but mandatory resolution to maneuver the situation of subsequent week’s race from Thunder Highway Speedbowl to Stafford Motor Speedway in Stafford Springs, CT.

“Whereas we’re upset to not go to Thunder Highway this summer season, SRX has awarded Thunder Highway a 2024 race date. Thunder Highway will refund all tickets that have been bought for this 12 months’s race.”