Roseville fans can watch local star Larson make Sprint Cup start in Charlotte live on the big screen

Oct. 10, 2013 - PRLog -- ROSEVILLE, CA-  (10-12-13) –  This Saturday night the future stars of NASCAR roll into Roseville for the high energy Toyota NAPA Auto Parts 150 presented by Ace Hardware and Incredible Solutions.  Thousands of miles away, local racer Kyle Larson of Elk Grove is making his first career start in the NASCAR Sprint Cup in North Carolina on this same night.

Local Larson fans have no need to worry that those DVR's will fail them Saturday night, because Bill McAnally Racing Promotions has their back. Race fans coming to All American Speedway will be able to enjoy the experience of watching the NASCAR K&N Pro Series West on the  track as well as watching their local rising star Larson make his start as auto racing's highest level on the jumbo screen that has been brought to the midway of the speedway to air the live feed from Charlotte Motor Speedway.

Larson is a prime example of the talent that will be behind the wheel this Saturday night on the 1/3 mile paved All American Speedway. Last year, Larson captured the NASCAR K&N Pro Series East championship before advancing directly to the NASCAR Nationwide Series this year. After much success, Larson is already advancing to the Sprint Cup and making his debut this Saturday night at the Charlotte Motor Speedway.

Saturday's Roseville event is more than just a race; it's an experience at the Placer County Fairgrounds. This event includes a pre race classic car show, vendors and exhibits in the midway area as well as live music and activities for fans of all ages. It's the largest one day event to roll into Placer County annually according the Placer County Office of Tourism and to top it off will benefit Placer Breast Cancer Endowment with $5 from every ticket being donated to the non profit organization.

Along with the filled area hotel rooms and local commerce, this event brings talented drivers in NASCAR K&N Pro Series West to the action packed 1/3 mile track at the Placer County Fairgrounds, including two time Daytona 500 Champion Michael Waltrip that will join the field. Last year 31 cars entered the race with 24 of those making the race.

This series is known for its superior level of competition as drivers compete for a regional championship from which many advance to the highest level of NASCAR competition. This series has garnered many of today's top NASCAR drivers. In addition to Larson, Kevin Harvick, Trevor Bayne, Clint Bowyer and Martin Truex are just a few of the graduates of this competitive series that hails in both the west and the east.

Joining the NASCAR K&N Pro Series will be a high dollar Matt Camp Memorial Twin 52/52  Late Model race that will be a prelude to Saturday's NASCAR race. This fall classic is also expected to draw record entries with over $14,000 in purse money up for grabs and the honor of racing in Camp's memory.  The door to door action on race day will all start with the exciting Legends of the Pacific kicking off the on track competition.

By purchasing their tickets in advance, race fans can save $5  on tickets and avoid long lines at the speedway Saturday. Advance tickets are $35. Juniors (ages 6-11) are $15 and children 5 years and under are free. VIP Hospitality tickets are also available for  $65 which include a VIP Grandstand ticket, dinner and beverages in theWells Fargo Hospitality Corral along with driver appearances, autograph sessions and souvenir gifts.

Purchase advance tickets online at www.bmrnapa.com until 6 p.m Thursday. After that tickets will be available at BMR NAPA AutoCare location and the event starting at 2 p.m.

Group VIP Packages with added features for the Wells Fargo Hospitality Corral are also available by contacting Bill McAnally Racing Promotions at (916) 676-0100. Race fans can purchase their tickets in person at Bill McAnally NAPA Auto Care Centers located at 900 Riverside Avenue in Roseville or at 8636 Antelope North Road in Antelope or at participating area NAPA and Riebes Auto Parts stores.