With a forecast that continues to deteriorate for Sunday October 2nd. we felt it was in everyone’s best interest to move the event to Saturday, Oct 15th at 1:00 PM.
The Pro All Stars Series would like to thank Bill Ryan, the competitors, and the fans for their understanding on the make-up date.
Barre, VT – The 49th Annual People’s United Bank Milk Bowl at Thunder Road International Speedbowl scheduled for Saturday, October 1 and Sunday, October 2 has been postponed due to rain. Due to more rain in the forecast for tomorrow, the event has been rescheduled for a one day event next Sunday, October 9.
The event was originally scheduled with Booth Bros./H.P. Hood qualifying on Saturday, October 1 and the 49th running of the Milk Bowl on Sunday, October 2. The schedule has been revised to include both qualifying and the Milk Bowl on Sunday, October 9.
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Due to the predicted inclement weather, the Oxford Plains Speedway PASS race has been postponed from Saturday October 1st to Sunday, Oct. 2nd.The same event schedule will be followed with racing starting at 1:00 PM.
Read more on the PASS forum – http://www.neracingforum.com/forum/viewforum.php?f=17
SOUTH PLATTSBURGH – Airborne Speedway concludes its 58th stock car racing season Saturday, October 8 by hosting one of the American Canadian Tour’s premier events – the 40th Rent-A-Wreck Fall Foliage 200.
A large turnout of Late Model teams from both sides of the border are expected to compete for the $34,450 purse, including 2011 ACT champion Brian Hoar of Williston, VT, 2011 Séries Castrol champion Patrick Laperle of St. Denis, QC, Brent Dragon and Jean-Paul Cyr of Milton, VT – both past Fall Foliage winners and Airborne champions – and Mark Lamberton of Mooers Forks, NY.
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19 Year old Kyle DeSouza is a racer’s racer. He’s dedicated and humble yet there’s an underlying confidence and aggresiveness in his tone that says “I can conquer this” and establish himself as a contender wherever he turns a wheel.
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KANNAPOLIS, N.C., (Sept. 28, 2011) – Back in the day, Tony Stewart gave George Thorogood a run for his money as the real Delaware Destroyer.
Wilmington, Del., native Thorogood, and his band, the Delaware Destroyers, pumped out such hits as “Bad to the Bone” and a resounding cover of Bo Diddley’s “Who Do You Love” en route to 16 studio albums, two of which went Platinum while six more went Gold.
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