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BOSS Sprint Cars Get Indiana TV Deal
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Indiana-based ISC Sports Network and the Ohio-based Rick’s Truck and Equipment Buckeye Outlaw Sprint Series (BOSS) announced a partnership that brings each of the 19 BOSS Sprint Car events to the ISC Sports Network.
The ISC Sports Network features select statewide programming from several different sources around the Hoosier state. All 19 BOSS races will be aired the following Monday morning after a race weekend. Races are also available to watch on demand online at ISCSportsNetwork.com or by downloading the ISC Sports Network app, which is available on Apple and Android.
Founded in 2011 by Aaron Fry, the Buckeye Outlaw Sprint Series (BOSS), now backed by Ohio-based trucking company Rick’s Truck and Equipment, utilizes 410 non-winged sprint cars at every event.
The season features 19 races in Indiana, Ohio and Pennsylvania. Now race fans around the world can watch BOSS action on their phone, laptop or from the comfort of their home on TV for race fans in Indiana.
“In the short history of the BOSS series, we have developed a competitive series with big car counts,” BOSS Series Founder/Owner Aaron Fry said. “I’m excited that we can now share this with a much bigger audience worldwide”
All 19 BOSS events will feature a true television production from Southeastern Indiana-based ETC Sports producing the content and BOSS announcer Ryan Kent Jr. as the television voice of the series.
Along with full program video being available to fans the Monday morning after the events, fans can now watch A-Main highlights on the BOSS YouTube page along with other driver-based content about the BOSS series.
The 2017 BOSS series schedule is below.
1) Sat. April 22: Atomic Speedway; Chillicothe, OH
2) Sat. May 13: Fremont Speedway; Fremont, OH
3) Sat. May 20: Lawrenceburg Speedway; Lawrenceburg, IN
4) Sat. May 27: Mercer Raceway Park; Mercer, PA
5) Sun. May 28: Mansfield Motorsports Park; Mansfield, OH
6) Fri. Jun 9: Limaland Motorsports Park; Lima, OH
7) Sat. Jun 10: Portsmouth Raceway Park; Portsmouth, OH
8) Fri. Jun 30: Lernerville Speedway; Lernerville, PA
9) Sat. July 1: Pittsburgh PA Motor Speedway; Imperial, PA
10) Sat. July 8: Waynesfield Raceway Park; Waynesfield, OH (Spencer Memorial)
11) Fri. July 28: Route 44 Speedway; Liberty, IN
12) Sat. July 29: Lawrenceburg Speedway; Lawrenceburg, IN (Soudrette Memorial)
13) Sat. Aug 5: Waynesfield Raceway Park; Waynesfield, OH (Hewitt Classic)
14) Fri. Aug 11: Mansfield Motorsports Park; Mansfield, OH
15) Sat. Aug 12: Mansfield Motorsports Park; Mansfield, OH (Great Lakes Nationals)
16) Fri. Aug 25: Atomic Speedway; Chillicothe, OH
17) Sat. Aug 26: Atomic Speedway; Chillicothe, OH (Open Wheel Championship)
18) Sat. Sep 9: Montpelier Motor Speedway; Montpelier, IN
19) Sat. Sep 30: Fremont Speedway; Fremont, OH (Hensel Memorial)
The ISC Sports Network features select statewide programming from several different sources around the Hoosier state. All 19 BOSS races will be aired the following Monday morning after a race weekend. Races are also available to watch on demand online at ISCSportsNetwork.com or by downloading the ISC Sports Network app, which is available on Apple and Android.
Founded in 2011 by Aaron Fry, the Buckeye Outlaw Sprint Series (BOSS), now backed by Ohio-based trucking company Rick’s Truck and Equipment, utilizes 410 non-winged sprint cars at every event.
The season features 19 races in Indiana, Ohio and Pennsylvania. Now race fans around the world can watch BOSS action on their phone, laptop or from the comfort of their home on TV for race fans in Indiana.
“In the short history of the BOSS series, we have developed a competitive series with big car counts,” BOSS Series Founder/Owner Aaron Fry said. “I’m excited that we can now share this with a much bigger audience worldwide”
All 19 BOSS events will feature a true television production from Southeastern Indiana-based ETC Sports producing the content and BOSS announcer Ryan Kent Jr. as the television voice of the series.
Along with full program video being available to fans the Monday morning after the events, fans can now watch A-Main highlights on the BOSS YouTube page along with other driver-based content about the BOSS series.
The 2017 BOSS series schedule is below.
1) Sat. April 22: Atomic Speedway; Chillicothe, OH
2) Sat. May 13: Fremont Speedway; Fremont, OH
3) Sat. May 20: Lawrenceburg Speedway; Lawrenceburg, IN
4) Sat. May 27: Mercer Raceway Park; Mercer, PA
5) Sun. May 28: Mansfield Motorsports Park; Mansfield, OH
6) Fri. Jun 9: Limaland Motorsports Park; Lima, OH
7) Sat. Jun 10: Portsmouth Raceway Park; Portsmouth, OH
8) Fri. Jun 30: Lernerville Speedway; Lernerville, PA
9) Sat. July 1: Pittsburgh PA Motor Speedway; Imperial, PA
10) Sat. July 8: Waynesfield Raceway Park; Waynesfield, OH (Spencer Memorial)
11) Fri. July 28: Route 44 Speedway; Liberty, IN
12) Sat. July 29: Lawrenceburg Speedway; Lawrenceburg, IN (Soudrette Memorial)
13) Sat. Aug 5: Waynesfield Raceway Park; Waynesfield, OH (Hewitt Classic)
14) Fri. Aug 11: Mansfield Motorsports Park; Mansfield, OH
15) Sat. Aug 12: Mansfield Motorsports Park; Mansfield, OH (Great Lakes Nationals)
16) Fri. Aug 25: Atomic Speedway; Chillicothe, OH
17) Sat. Aug 26: Atomic Speedway; Chillicothe, OH (Open Wheel Championship)
18) Sat. Sep 9: Montpelier Motor Speedway; Montpelier, IN
19) Sat. Sep 30: Fremont Speedway; Fremont, OH (Hensel Memorial)
