Stafford Motor Speedway – June 25th 2010 Recap
Stafford Motor Speedway returned to racing action with a NASCAR Whelen All-American Series program on Friday, June 25th. Keith Rocco (more…)
Stafford Motor Speedway returned to racing action with a NASCAR Whelen All-American Series program on Friday, June 25th. Keith Rocco (more…)
Quick Highlights from the Sunoco Modified feature on June 24th. The high qualifty highlights from Yurko Video are coming soon! (more…)
Jordan Continues to Dominate
Veinott Earns First Victory
by Caleb Lamb
OXFORD, Maine – The Acceleration Series took to the track under overcast skies for the second Wednesday night event of the year. One hundred thirteen cars checked in to compete in the five different divisions competing in eight feature races.
The Renegades kicked off an action packed night of racing with a 10 lap feature. Last week’s winner, Bill Grover suffered some bad luck on lap 1 as he was tagged by William Dunphy Jr and lost some ground to the leaders. The yellow flag flew a few laps later when Dunphy got loose again and spun into the path of Corey Edwards. Edwards slammed into the front of Dunphy’s #4, totaling the car and spilling water all over the track. After a long caution to clean up the water, the yellow flag flew again when Edward’s damaged #05 spun going into turn 1 and slid into the sand pile at the base of one of the light poles. Jamie Heath eventually overcame Mark Turner to take the win after a back and forth battle. Bill Grover finished third after his car dropped well off the pace while he was battling for the lead.
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Juan Pablo Montoya Grabs the Pole at New Hampshire; Team Chevy Drivers Score Three of Top-Five and Five of Top-10 Starters for Lenox Industrial Tools 301
Loudon, NH – Juan Pablo Montoya captured his first pole of the 2010 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series (NSCS) season by putting the No. 42 Target Chevrolet in the number one starting spot of the 43-car field for the Lenox Industrial Tools 301. It is Montoya’s second pole at New Hampshire Motor Speedway and the third of his NSCS career.
Silk Scores Tour-Type Modified Shootout Victory at Thompson
Christopher Wins Two-Straight in Sunoco Mods
Ramstrom Continues Winning Ways: Falconi Continues Family Tradition;
Coutu, McDermott & Defevers Score Victories
Thompson, CT (June 24, 2010): It took several weeks to complete the first of the Thompson International Speedway Town Fair Tire Tour-Type Modified Shootouts for the 2010 season. For Ronnie Silk of Norwalk, CT, and his TS Haulers Racing Team it was worth the wait. On Thursday night, Thompson Speedway featured the continuation of an event that was postponed back on June 3 after rains halted the program. In addition to the Tour-Type Modifieds, all six of the NASCAR Whelen All-American Series divisions were in competition.