Queenslander Danny Reidy bound for the Buckeyes State and the Ohio Speed Week.
Danny Reidy US bound
A regularr visitor to the States in the Australian off season this will be Reidy’s first attempt to match his skills against the best in Central Ohio .Reidy will join the All Start circuit of Champions when they race for high stakes during what is regarded as one of the toughest weeks of racing on the US calendar. Reidy will have a couple of warm up races locally in Indiana before the assault on the Ohio Speed Week.
Reidy will start his nine races in nine night Ohio schedule June 19th at Attacia Raceway Park followed by visits to Eldora, Waynesfield ,Wayne County, Sharon Speedway, Atomic Speedway, Fremont ,Limaland and a final return visit to Fremont on June 27th.
The winter migration during the Australian winter is proving a great platform for gaining experience in the rough and tough of the fully professional US racing season .The experience gained racing in the US can been seen by the results our drivers achieve when World of Outlaw stars run our speedways during their off season .
Danny Reidy at work
Reidy joins fellow racers Jamie Veal and James McFadden who are already making their presence felt racing at the top level .The Madsen brothers Kerry and Ian both top performers in the World of Outlaws and Knoxville series underline the quality of the Aussie driver .
In a recent press release Reidy had this to say “ The main focus of the whole trip is the Ohio Speedweek Series , but I will be doing a bunch of other races meetings both before and after that “
Reidy continued “Since I started in Sprintcars over 10 years ago I have been travelling to America to watch during the off season here in Australia, so I thought that it was time that I came over and did some race meetings myself and gain more experience.
While Reidy is keen to expand his experience he made his intension clear.
“I want to qualify and finish as high as I possibly can in the A main of every race meeting I run. “I know certainly it’s not going to be an easy task, but I’m confident that I ‘going to be able to hold my own, especially since the competition back home getting tougher and tougher with every passing season.”
We will be following Danny Reidy’s progress throughout the Ohio Speedweek and reports will be posted on our facebook page 
