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Scotts Saturday Night Special - What you need to know
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While the Scotts Turf Builder promises plenty of NASCAR Nationwide Series action, fans will want to Scotts Saturday Night Specialstay in their seats after the checkered flag waves. Former Bristol Sprint Cup and Nationwide Series winners will team with a group of celebrities to race for charity in the first-ever Scotts Saturday Night Special.

The celebrity drivers will run 15-lap heats to determine the order of the inside and outside starting rows of the 35-lap Bristol winners segment.

The winning team receives $25,000 for its charities; $10,000 will go to the second-place team's charities. Each other team will get $5,000 for charities.

The Scotts Saturday Night Special will take place after the completion of the Scotts Turf Builder 300 NASCAR Nationwide Series race. A UARA-STARS Series 100-lap Late Model race follows the Saturday Night Special.

Scotts Saturday Night Special teams

Celebrity driver

BMS Winner Driver

 

 

Philadelphia Eagles placekicker David Akers

Harry Gant

NHRA Pro Stock champ Greg Anderson

David Green

Virginia Teach head football coach Frank Beamer

Cale Yarborough

North Alabama head football coach Terry Bowden

L.D. Ottinger

NHRA Funny Car driver Ron Capps

Jack Ingram

Former NFL player Mike Compton

Phil Parsons

ESPN analyst and former NBA player Brad Daugherty

Junior Johnson

ESPN analyst and former crew chief Ray Evernham

Rusty Wallace

NHRA Top-Fuel dragster driver Doug Herbert

Larry Pearson

Realtree Outdoors founder Bill Jordan

Terry Labonte

ESPN analyst and former crew chief Andy Petree

Sterling Marlin

TV/radio personality Riki Rachtman

Jimmy Spencer

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Note:   Larry Pearson, a two-time Nationwide Series champion and two-time Bristol winner, has replaced his dad, David, who was forced to pull out of the event because of a back injury.


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