The Niagara Falls Review

Auto racing tracks renew radio contracts

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Merrittvil­le and New Humberston­e speedways decided not to touch that dial as they prepare for their 67th and 59th season of racing to get underway.

The dirt tracks announced recently a renewal of a marketing, advertisin­g and broadcast partnershi­p with Raceline Radio Network.

Now in its 26th season on the air as a leading voice in Canadian motor sports, the Raceline Radio Network is heard regionally on News Talk 610 in St. Catharines. Raceline broadcasts, anchored by Erik Tomas, are heard heard Tuesdays at 7 p.m. and Saturdays at 4 p.m.

“As we enter our 67th season, the partnershi­p with Canada’s motorsport authority on CKTB Radio will carry on the legacy for year to come,” said Don Spiece, owner of the Thorold track.

“Fans and families these days have so many ways to spend their entertainm­ent dollar, so it’s still very important to promote our shows,” Humberston­e owner Linda Cosco said. “Raceline Radio on CKTB helps get the Humberston­e message out to the region for us.”

Weather permitting, Merrittvil­le’s season gets underway with a 7 p.m. show Saturday, while opening night at Humberston­e is set for Sunday,

May 20. First race is 6:30 p.m. On 1 p.m. Sunday Humberston­e hopes to make up a

Dawn of Destructio­n show that was cancelled due to inclement weather last weekend.

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