NASCAR 1st Responders Night at All American Speedway on Aug. 30

All American Speedway salutes the men and women who keep the Roseville community safe Saturday night, Aug. 30, with NASCAR First Responders Night. A full night of NASCAR weekly championship racing action is scheduled with the hard-hitting NAPA Auto Parts Trailer Bash to close the show. The opening ceremony at 6 p.m. will feature a parade of vehicles and special tributes to first responders representing American Medical Response, CAL FIRE, Folsom Police Department, Placer County Sheriff's Office, Roseville Fire Department, Roseville Police Department and All American Speedway's Fire & Safety team. Tickets are available when the gates open at 4 p.m. or at www.allamericanspeedway.com. All tickets are general admission with adults admitted for $20. Kids ages 6-12 are $15. Kids 5 and under are free. Heat races kick off the action at 5:15 p.m. Defending Late Model champion Kenna Mitchell of Loomis charged into victory lane at the Midsummer Classic in July, scoring the win in the 50-lap feature. The victory propelled Mitchell into a 24-point lead over Madera resident Joey Kennealy. Fort Bragg's Trey Daniels, Lincoln's Kylie Glick and Auburn's Colton Nelson round out the top five in the standings. Mitchell is also pursuing victory in the Wild West Super Series, which has a 75-lap feature scheduled. Former track champions Eric Schmidt and John Moore are tied in the standings heading into the Super Late Model event. Tyler Wentworth of Rocklin has a 48-point cushion in the Modified battle with a 30-lap main event Saturday. Bud Anderson, Marshel Meadows, Kris Price and former Super Stock champion Andrew Peeler round out the top five. Tim Walters of Dixon enjoys a 25-point lead in the Super Stock class ahead of Roseville's Dean Wilkins. Phil Wilkins, Eric Bocksberg and Terry Thomas Jr. make up the rest of the top five drivers before Saturday's 30-lap race. John Sproule won a thrilling battle in the F4 division at the Midsummer Classic, topping former champion Ray Molina to preserve a 22-point advantage. Barret Sugden is third while Thomas Cherry is fourth, followed by Stephanie Ziebell. The INEX Legends have not seen a repeat winner yet across four rounds of action. INEX national championship contender Brenden Ruzbarsky of Tracy leads the standings, followed by Rocklin's Robby Czub, Kai Lovell, Kylie Daniels and Tyler Batzianis. Kellen Keller enjoys a scant three-point advantage in the Jr. Late Model action. Keller and Clovis' Skyler Schoppe have each won twice in the battles for drivers ages 10-16. Pit gates open at 11 a.m. Saturday with the drivers' meeting at noon. Practices begin at 12:30 p.m. Grandstands open at 4 p.m. with heat races at 5:15.