Memorial weekend swing through Oregon next for NSCS
May 25, 2007
by Andrew Kunas, NSCS Publicist
BURLINGTON, Wash. - With its first races in Washington in the books, the Northwest Sprint Challenge Series will make its first appearance in Oregon with a trio of races across the western part of the state this Memorial weekend. Read more
Northwest Pro-4 Alliance Kicks Off 2007 Season at South Sound Speedway
May 25, 2007
by NP4A Media/Bob Coply
Boise, Idaho — The Northwest Pro-4 Alliance will kick-off the much anticipated 2007 Tri-Track Showdown on May 26th and 27th at South Sound Speedway, in Tenino, Washington. The “Callander and Associates 100,” presented by Bill Isom and Northwest Connecting Rod, will draw the best four-cylinder late model drivers in the western United States to one of the fastest race tracks in Washington.
Be good on the playground
May 25, 2007
More trouble for OSS drivers. Here is the tracks official PR. Hey, at least they are being consistent. Just weird that the send out the releases.
Orange Show Speedway places two Super Late Model drivers on probation
SAN BERNARDINO – Rickey McCray and Tony Barnes, two drivers in the Hype Manufacturing Super Late Model division at Orange Show Speedway, have been placed on probation for an incident in the pit area on Saturday, May19.Barnes, 41, who drives the No. 6 Chevrolet Monte Carlo, and McCray, 28, who drives the No. 98 Chevrolet, both have been placed on probation for three months, beginning May 19, for vio latingrule6-1.3.FONTFONTP
The rule, part of the section governing Conduct at Events, states that Orange Show Speedway “will not tolerate profanity, discourteous gestures or behavior deemed detrimental to the betterment of the sport,” and includes a prescribed list of penalties ranging from a fine to a lifetime suspension. In this case, however, no fines or suspensions were levied.
Barnes and McCray will be on probation through Aug. 19, a span of time that includes six Super Late Model races. Read more
Orange Show Speedway makes minor schedule changes
May 25, 2007
SAN BERNARDINO – Orange Show Speedway has made several minor changes to its schedule for the balance of the 2007 racing season. The changes include date switches for a pair of ASA Stock Pony races and the addition of several events for the Mini StocKars. Read more
Lopez leads Washington drivers with first win in Eureka BCRA clash
May 25, 2007
by Andrew Kunas
EUREKA, Calif. - Brea Lopez was talking about it just a few hours before the main event. In her third full season racing midget cars she had yet to win a feature race and it was starting to get to her.
Worry no more. Later on Saturday night, the barely five-foot tall 18-year-old from Vader, Wash. charged forward from her 12th starting position to win the Bay Cities Racing Association event at Redwood Acres Raceway. Read more
UNITED RACING REPORT: BRING ON THAT BIG BAD ROAD COURSE
May 25, 2007
by Dave Grayson
The ASA-Go Fast-Speed Truck Challenge will present round six, of their 2007 season this Saturday,June 2nd, at the California Speedway in Fontana. Saturday will mark the second race in a row on a road course. That’s really good news for the Las Vegas based United Racing. Read more
Meier continues to impress
May 25, 2007
Las Vegas’ Jace Meier continues to impress down at Irwindale. You can read his official PR below. Seems that the kid has the talent and support behind him. Maybe a run in some touring series could come his way. West coast needs a Logano type to root for. Meier may be the one.
JACE MEIER EARNS RUNNER-UP FINISH
Justice Brothers/High Point Racing 1-2 FinishLas Vegas, NV – Jace “the Ace” Meier nearly beat teammate Tim Huddleston Saturday evening at the Automobile Club of Southern California Late Model series 40-lap main event at Irwindale. Meier had qualified 5th, but started on pole, and ran neck-to-neck with Huddleston and Staudinger the entire race. Huddleston had a 10-car length lead with six laps to go when Meier started closing in and finished right on his rear bumper. Read more
Bergman Racing Supply to support the alliance
May 20, 2007
Boise, ID — The Northwest Pro4 Alliance is happy to announce that Bergman Racing Supply will serve as a series sponsor for the 2007 Tri-Track Showdown Series providing much needed crew and driver equipment. The Bergman family’s history in motorsports goes back three generations; a history that includes multiple USAC championships and a love of auto racing. This love of racing is what fuels Bergman Racing Supply and that is the driving force that keeps the Northwest Pro4 Alliance moving forward. Read more
Warf takes third ASA Late Model win at Meridian
May 20, 2007
Meridian, ID – When you say “Late Model Stock Cars” at the ASA-sanctioned Meridian Speedway, you’re really saying “Bryan Warf” as he now has won all three points races at the downtown quarter mile. And it just seems to get easier each race for this talented race car driver. Read more
Sawyer wins Mods, Johnson Legends
May 20, 2007
POST FALLS, IDAHO – Tim Sawyer went from the rear of the pack to the front to pick up the win for the Northwest Modifieds second stop of the season at Stateline Speedway Saturday night.
Sawyer, who set fast time for the class, started on the fourth row and worked his way towards the front chasing dash and heat winner Frank Volz Jr. Both drivers were in the hunt for pole sitter and race leader Randy Lerch at midway during the race. Read more
Secord gets another Pro 4 victory
May 20, 2007
SAN BERNARDINO – Sinister Motorsports driver Eddie Secord continued to demonstrate that he is the one to beat in the ASA Pro 4 class at Orange Show Speedway by winning his fourth main event of the season Saturday night (May 19). Read more
Rookie wins Super Late Model event at Orange Show Speedway
May 20, 2007
SAN BERNARDINO – Rookie Travis Stockman got his first main event win Saturday night (May 19), holding off a quartet of talented veterans in the final stages of the Hype Manufacturing Super Late Model race at Orange Show Speedway.
Stockman, 20, started on the pole for the 40-lap race and never relinquished the lead despite almost constant pressure from points leader Rick Chavez and fast qualifier Charles Price. The Chevrolet of Price was gone after 15 laps of the quarter-mile oval, however, due to a malfunctioning transmission. But his place in the pursuit was taken by Frankie Gould and defending class champion Glen Cummings and 2005 champion John Manke. Read more
