Crew guys Ridge, Sundby return home with WoO

by Andrew Kunas

ALGER, Wash. - Much has been made of World of Outlaws Sprint Series stars Jason Solwold and Chad Hillier returning home to Washington this weekend. Both drivers, former champions of Skagit Speedway, are making names for themselves out east. Read more

Richards Takes INSSA Victory

POST FALLS, IDAHO – Former INSSA Series champion Kevin Richards of Newman Lake, Washington returned to victory lane Friday night. Richards battled to the front of the 18-car field to win the INSSA 100-lap race at Stateline Speedway in preparation for Saturday’s ASA AERO Exhaust Northwest Tour showdown. Read more

EPHRATA: Lund continues Outlaw Street Stock win streak

by Tom Beierman
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The Northwest Outlaw Street Stocks put on a race with more twists and turns than a Shakespeare play.  Dave Lund of Arlington evaded mishaps and maladies, adding yet another main event victory at Ephrata Raceway Park’s paved oval.  Jason Ray, a recent newcomer to the Jerry’s Auto Supply hobby stocks stayed out front to take the checkers.  Read more

Stewart wins 360 Nationals, NSCS Speed Week title

 

by Andrew Kunas, NSCS Publicist

ALGER, Wash. - Shane Stewart was busy making some Skagit Speedway history and scored two big pay days for himself and car owner Mike Doyle, as he won the Bob’s Burgers & Brew Skagit 360 Nationals on Saturday night. Read more

Johnson Repeats Legends Win

POST FALLS, IDAHO – July 29, 2007 – Bonney Lake, Washington Legends driver Nick Johnson continued his winning ways at Stateline Speedway Saturday night. Johnson set fast time and scored a heat win in route to a victory in the 35-lap main event. Read more

GET A RULER: Zamora wins by inches at Yakima

YAKIMA - Kennewick, Washington’s Mike Zamora won the 60 lap Late Model main event by a mere 6 inches over Portland’s Dan Obrist Saturday night at Yakima Speedway. Adding another win to his credit for 2007, the veteran driver made his move to the outside of the Obrist machine on the last lap of the event. Defending champion, Christopher Kalsch, made an inside move coming to the checkered, to finish in the third position by less than a foot. Read more

Nesmith gets victory at Meridian

 

 

by Bob Coply, Meridian Speedway Media
Meridian, ID – John Nesmith drove to victory in the shortened ASA Late Model 100-lap special honoring our US servicemen and women at home and abroad. With a full moon shining, it was shear madness from the drop of the green through seven yellows and one red flag.

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Flammang Top Outlaw Street Stock at Stateline

POST FALLS, IDAHO – Gary Flammang endured a caution filled and final three-lap showdown to win the Northwest Outlaw Street Stocks Series 75-lap main event at Stateline Speedway Saturday night. Read more

Crockett nips Forte’ at line in thriller

 

  

by Andrew Kunas, NSCS Publicist

ELMA, Wash. - “Was that a show for you what!?”

The Grays Harbor Raceway crowd cheered in response to Medford driver Roger Crockett’s comment, this following arguably the wildest Northwest Sprint Challenge Series main event of the season Saturday night.

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ASA Northwest Tour at Yakima July 7

Yakima, WA - The fourth of the eight race series for the ASA Aero Exhaust Northwest Tour is on Saturday July 7 at Yakima Speedway, Yakima, Washington. The .500-mile oval is a fitting place for a mid-season race. Over the years it has proven to be a tough place to get a handle of. Read more

ARCA West Late Model Challenge Series Heads to Kalispell Montana

Graham, WA - Montana Raceway Park in Kalispell, Montana is getting ready to host the ARCA West Q-Racing Late Model Challenge Series on Saturday June 30, 2007. The ¼-mile high banked oval has been dubbed one the most beautiful places to race in the country. When you add the AWLMCS, the high banks and the Rocky Mountains it becomes a mixture for speed and beauty. Read more

Rainfall washes away NSCS at Willamette

by Andrew Kunas, NSCS Publicist

LEBANON, Ore. - It’s not corporeal, but Mother Nature has joined Roger Crockett as a multi-time winner in 2007 as she has washed away her second Northwest Sprint Challenge Series event of the season.

Friday’s event at Willamette Speedway was to be the second of four scheduled visits to the 3/10-mile, high-banked clay oval this season. The NSCS is scheduled to return to Willamette on Wednesday, July 25 for the final Oregon race of Northwest Speed Week and again on Friday, September 8. Crockett, the NSCS points leader out of Medford, won last month’s NSCS main event at Willamette. Read more

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