Salem, IN (December 15, 2021) – Anderson Speedway officials have announced that the Greg Hubler Automotive Group has agreed to continue its title sponsorship of the famed Redbud 400 event at Anderson Speedway, located in Anderson, Indiana. The event will be sanctioned once again by the ARCA/CRA Super Series Powered by JEGS in its 26th year of competition. Anderson Speedway has hosted more ARCA/CRA Super Series events than any other track, including the series first ever event on April 26, 1997, where two time series Champion Brian Ross came away with the victory.
The 56th Annual Greg Hubler Automotive Group Redbud 400, one of the most prestigious Super Late Model events in the country, is scheduled for Saturday, July 16th on the 2022 ARCA/CRA Super Series schedule. The event had been held on a Monday for the past several seasons but will be moved back to a Saturday night for the 2022 season.
Past CRA winners of the prestigious Redbud 400 event include Kyle Crump in 2021, Carson Hocevar in 2020, Johnny VanDoorn in 2019 and 2013, Rapheal Lessard in 2018, Steve Wallace in 2017, Dalton Armstrong in 2016, Erik Jones in 2015, Daniel Hemric in 2014, Ross Kenseth in 2012, Steve Dorer in 2011, Scott Hantz in 2010 and Kyle Busch in 2009.
The 56th Annual Greg Hubler Automotive Group Redbud 400 will be 400 laps counting yellows and will pay the winner a minimum of $15,000. The event will also feature cost savings Controlled Cautions.
The ARCA/CRA Super Series will kick off its 2022-point season on Saturday, April 9th at Anderson Speedway, located in Anderson, Indiana, with a $5,000 to win 125-lap event, this event will be the warm-up for the Redbud 400.
Additional track and Redbud 400 event information can be found at www.andersonspeedway.com.
Additional information on the ARCA/CRA Super Series can be found at www.cra-racing.com.
Photo By: John Lund – CRA
