Levi Jones joins Eldora Speedway as General Manager

Levi Jones, a prominent figure in USAC racing, has transitioned from his role as the Director of Indy NXT to become the general manager of Eldora Speedway, owned by Tony Stewart. This move marks a significant return for Jones, who previously raced for Stewart's team and secured six USAC championships. His extensive experience in motorsports, including various executive roles within USAC, positions him well for this new challenge. Jones expressed gratitude for the opportunity, acknowledging the legacy left by his predecessors, particularly Jerry Gappens. He emphasized the importance of Eldora Speedway in the racing community and his commitment to upholding its rich history. The track, founded by Earl and Berneice Baltes, has a storied reputation, and Jones aims to continue the vision established by its founders and Stewart. His first major event as general manager will be the 4-Crown Nationals, scheduled for September 20-21, featuring multiple racing series. This event will serve as a platform for Jones to showcase his leadership and vision for the future of Eldora. The appointment has been met with enthusiasm from the racing community, with Stewart expressing confidence in Jones's capabilities. The transition comes at a time when Eldora is looking to build on its legacy and enhance its offerings for fans and competitors alike, ensuring that the track remains a premier destination in motorsports.