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Van Hoy Oil CRA Street Stocks Ready to Battle the High Banks of Salem Speedway
Salem, IN (May 11, 2021) – The Van Hoy Oil CRA Street Stocks Powered by JEGS will be back in action this Saturday in the series fourth ever event on the famous High Banks of Salem Speedway, in the GAS/CRA Challenge. The Van Hoy Oil CRA Street Stocks and the Salem Speedway Lucas Oil Great American Stocks will compete head-to-head in a 75-lap feature that will pay the winner $1,000. In addition, there will be bonuses paid to top five finishers in each group: $500, $300, $200, $150, $100.
In 2017 Brett Hudson went to victory in the Van Hoy Oil CRA Street Stocks 50 lap first ever feature at Salem Speedway, while Blake Hillard won the GAS/CRA Challenge 50 lap finally. In 2018 the two reversed their wins, with Hillard getting his first ever CRA victory in the Van Hoy Oil CRA Street Stocks 50 lap feature while Hudson won the GAS/CRA Challenge 50 lap finally.
The series competed as part of the Midwest 250 on April 25th where long time Salem Speedway racer Chuck Barnes Sr. held off his son Chuck Barnes Jr. to get the win, his first ever Van Hoy Oil CRA Street Stocks victory and added to his all time wins total at Salem Speedway. GAS Series regular Skeeter Crum finished in third, with Hudson fourth and former NASCAR competitor Ken Schrader in fifth place.
Saturday’s event will be the fourth event of the season for the Van Hoy Oil CRA Street Stocks. Jason Atkinson got the win in the series season points opener on April 17th at Anderson Speedway. Atkinson followed that up with a win in the series third event of the season and second points event at Shadybowl Speedway on May 1st, that event was the first event in the series Four Crown Mini-series.
With his two wins Atkinson comes into Saturday nights event as the series points leader. Alan Williams Jr. and Andrew Teepe are tied for second, 16 points behind Atkinson. Josh Poore is fourth in points, 10 points back. Matt Barnes is fifth in series points, he is nine points behind Poore.
With his third-place finish on April 25th, Crum leads the Lucas Oil Great American Stocks points going into Saturday nights Challenge. Schrader is in second place, four points behind Crum. Brian Bayer is in third place, six points behind Schrader. Tommy Brown Jr. is in fourth place, one point behind Bayer. Jamie Goodman is in fifth place, he is four points behind Brown Jr.
There is an open practice on Friday, pits open at 2pm with practice going from 4 to dark. Pits open on Saturday at 1pm. The CRA Street Stocks and Great American Stocks will have a 55-minute practice session beginning at 4:05pm. The CRA Street Stocks and Great American Stocks will have group qualifying at about 5:45pm. The race program is set to begin at 6:30pm and will include the season opening heat races and feature for the Victory Custom Trailers CRA Junior Late Models, the season opening events for the Salem Speedway Crown Vic’s on the quarter mile oval and figure eight. There will be an autograph session prior to the GAS/CRA Challenge 75, which will be the final feature of the night.
Additional track and event information and advance ticket sales can be found at www.salemspeedway.com.
More information on all the CRA series is available at www.cra-racing.com.
JEGS/CRA All-Stars Tour Set to Battle Nashville Pro Late Models Saturday in Nashville
Salem, Indiana (May 5, 2021) – The JEGS/CRA All-Stars Tour Presented by Chevrolet Performance is set to head south to Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway, located in downtown Nashville, Tennessee, for this weekend’s huge stock car racing event where the series stars will battle the local Nashville Pro Late Model stars in the T-Mobile 100 Presented by JEGS.com. That 100-lap event is just a portion of the racing action Saturday night that will also see the ARCA Menards East Series in the Crosley Record Pressing 200 Presented by Action 24/7 and T-Mobile and the North/South Super Late Model Challenge Action 24/7 100 for the ARCA/CRA Super Series Powered by JEGS, the CARS Super Late Model Tour and the Southern Super Series Presented by Sunoco.
Saturday’s T-Mobile 100 Presented by JEGS.com will be the first of three events at Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway for the JEGS/CRA All-Stars Tour, each event is also a points event for the Nashville Pro Late Models. The other events will be the Masters of the Pros 150 on Saturday, July 17th and All-American 400 Weekend on Sunday, October 31st.
Topping the list of JEGS/CRA All-Stars Tour entries is defending series Champion Cody Coughlin who got a series leading three wins in 2020. Other series regulars entered includes Mandy Chick who got her best series finish ever of second in the series season opener on April 25th at Salem Speedway, series 2020 Senneker Performance Rookie of the Year Chase Burda, Zachary Tinkle, Dylan Bates, James Krueger, and series Senneker Performance Rookies Tanner Jack, Brian Demland, Andrew Scheid and Jordon Riddick.
Topping the highly talented list of Nashville Pro Late Model drivers entered for Saturday’s race is former Track Champion Michael House, who had a convincing win in the track's season opener on April 17th. Also entered is multi-time Track Champion and feature winner Cole Williams, 2020 Track Champion Dylan Fetcho, former All American 400 winner Mason Mingus, Hunter Wright, William Hale, Daniel Bolden, Michael Bolden, Davey Coble, Billy Sisco, Bryson Shaffer, Chase Johnson, Garrett Dies, Mike Murray, Jim Wall, Bennie Hamlett, Tandy Marlin and Tracy Green.
There are some outside heavy hitter entries from all over the country including 2020 series All American 400 Weekend event winner Stephen Nasse, the Florida native is one of the top Super Late Model drivers in the country. Kentucky racer Trey Craig is entered, he got his first ever series win in the series season opener on April 25th at Salem Speedway.
California driver Kyle Neveau is entered to make his second start for the potent Rackley/War Race Team at Nashville. Fellow California native Mike Lovell is entered to make his series and Nashville debut Saturday. Canadian driver Kyle Reid will make the long haul from Alberta to also make his series and Nashville debut. North Carolina racer Austin Green is entered to make his series and Nashville debut for Day Enterprises, Green is the son of former NASCAR driver David Green, who raced at Nashville while working his way to the top levels of stock car racing.
The Weekends on track action will begin with an optional open practice on Friday, pits open at 1pm, rotating open practice will go from 4pm until 7pm. There will be one 45-minute practice session on Saturday for the JEGS/CRA All-Stars Tour Pro Late Models, followed by qualifying at 3pm. The T-Mobile 100 Presented by JEGS.com will be the first feature up at 5:00pm. The North/South Super Late Model Challenge Action 24/7 100 for Super Late Models will be the second feature with the ARCA Menards East Series 200 lap nationally televised event beginning at 8:30pm (Central) that night.
Get your tickets today at nashvillefairgroundsspeedway.racing or by calling the Speedway Box Office at 615-254-1986. Event adult tickets are $25 in advance or $30 at the gate. Senior citizens and military personnel can get advance tickets for $22 and $27 on the day of the race. Also, child tickets are just $10. Camping is available for the race and more information can be found by calling the Fairgrounds Office at (615)862-8980.
More information on the JEGS/CRA All-Stars Tour can be found at www.cra-racing.com.
North/South Super Late Model Challenge Action 24/7 100 This Saturday in Nashville
The fifth addition of the North/South Super Late Model Challenge Action 24/7 100 will hit the track this Saturday night as part of a huge stock car racing event at Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway, located in downtown Nashville, Tennessee, that will include the ARCA Menards East Series in the Crosley Record Pressing 200 Presented by Action 24/7 and T-Mobile, the JEGS/CRA All-Stars Tour and Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway Pro Late Models in the T-Mobile 100.
The North/South Super Late Model Challenge Action 24/7 100 is a tri-sanctioned event by three of the top Template Super Late Model series in the country, including the ARCA/CRA Super Series Powered by JEGS, the CARS Super Late Model Tour and the Southern Super Series Presented by Sunoco.
Donnie Wilson won the inaugural North/South Super Late Model Challenge 100 in 2016, while Casey Roderick won the event in 2017 and again in 2018. Josh Brock is the event's defending winner in 2019. The event was cancelled because of the COVID pandemic in 2020. There will be a new event winner in 2021, none of the three former event winners are entered.
The event has a strong entry list of competitors from all over the country including 2020 Southern Super Series Champion Stephen Nasse from Florida, who went to victory lane in that series second event of the 2021 season at Greenville-Pickens Speedway. Fellow Florida natives Jeremy Pate, Jett Noland, Hunter Robbins, Jake Finch, Kyle Bryant and TJ Duke are also entered. Georgia natives Jake Garcia and Dusty Williams are entered supporting the South. North Carolina is well represented with 2020 CARS Super Late Model Tour Champion Matt Craig, Kodie Connor, Travis Benjamin, Justin Crider, Carson Kvapil, Lee Tissot and Jeff Batten all entered. Also representing the South will be Tennessee native and Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway Champion Michael House, Alabama veteran racer Johnny Brazier and South Carolina driver Jeremy Barclay.
Representing the North will be Ohio native and 2016 ARCA/CRA Super Series Champion Cody Coughlin. The state of Indiana will be well represented by Hunter Jack, Dalton Armstrong, Scotty Tomasik and Jaren Crabtree. Michigan racer Michael Simko is also entered, as is Canadian racer Kyle Reid.
Iowa will be well represented by Sammy Smith, who will do double duty Saturday night by competing in the North/South Super Late Model Challenge Action 24/7 100 and with the ARCA Menards East Series in the Crosley Record Pressing 200 Presented by Action 24/7, were he comes in as the series points leader after getting the series win at the Five Flags Speedway after a second-place finish in the series season opener at New Smyrna Speedway.
The state of California will also be well represented by 16-year-old racer Jesse Love, the 2020 ARCA Menards Series West Champion. In 2021, Love will compete with the ARCA Menards Series part time, where he raced to a sixth-place finish at their Phoenix International Raceway event in March, as well as competing in big Super Late Model events throughout the country.
The North/South Super Late Model Challenge Action 24/7 100 for Super Late Models will consist of an optional open practice this Friday, pits open at 1pm, rotating open practice will go from 4pm until 7pm. There will be one 45-minute practice session on Saturday, followed by qualifying at 3:30pm. The North/South Super Late Model Challenge Action 24/7 100, which will consist of a field of up to 32 cars that will pay $5000 to win and a coveted Nashville Guitar Trophy for the winner and will be the second feature up when racing begins at 5:00pm. The JEGS/CRA All-Stars Tour 100-lap event will start the night's racing action and the ARCA Menards East Series 200 lap nationally televised event beginning at 8:30pm (Central) that night.
Get your tickets today at nashvillefairgroundsspeedway.racing or by calling the Speedway Box Office at 615-254-1986. The Crosley Record Pressing 200 presented by Action 24/7 and T-Mobile adult tickets are $25 in advance or $30 at the gate. Senior citizens and military personnel can get advance tickets for $22 and $27 on the day of the race. Also, child tickets are just $10. Camping is available for the race and more information can be found by calling the Fairgrounds Office at (615)862-8980.
More information on the ARCA/CRA Super Series is available at www.craracing.com. More information on the CARS Super Late Model Tour is available at www.carstourracing.com. More information on the Southern Super Series is available at www.southernsuperseries.com .
JEGS/CRA All-Stars Tour Set to Battle Nashville Pro Late Models Saturday in Nashville
Salem, Indiana (May 5, 2021) – The JEGS/CRA All-Stars Tour Presented by Chevrolet Performance is set to head south to Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway, located in downtown Nashville, Tennessee, for this weekend’s huge stock car racing event where the series stars will battle the local Nashville Pro Late Model stars in the T-Mobile 100 Presented by JEGS.com. That 100-lap event is just a portion of the racing action Saturday night that will also see the ARCA Menards East Series in the Crosley Record Pressing 200 Presented by Action 24/7 and T-Mobile and the North/South Super Late Model Challenge Action 24/7 100 for the ARCA/CRA Super Series Powered by JEGS, the CARS Super Late Model Tour and the Southern Super Series Presented by Sunoco.
Saturday’s T-Mobile 100 Presented by JEGS.com will be the first of three events at Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway for the JEGS/CRA All-Stars Tour, each event is also a points event for the Nashville Pro Late Models. The other events will be the Masters of the Pros 150 on Saturday, July 17th and All-American 400 Weekend on Sunday, October 31st.
Topping the list of JEGS/CRA All-Stars Tour entries is defending series Champion Cody Coughlin who got a series leading three wins in 2020. Other series regulars entered includes Mandy Chick who got her best series finish ever of second in the series season opener on April 25th at Salem Speedway, series 2020 Senneker Performance Rookie of the Year Chase Burda, Zachary Tinkle, Dylan Bates, James Krueger, and series Senneker Performance Rookies Tanner Jack, Brian Demland, Andrew Scheid and Jordon Riddick.
Topping the highly talented list of Nashville Pro Late Model drivers entered for Saturday’s race is former Track Champion Michael House, who had a convincing win in the track's season opener on April 17th. Also entered is multi-time Track Champion and feature winner Cole Williams, 2020 Track Champion Dylan Fetcho, former All American 400 winner Mason Mingus, Hunter Wright, William Hale, Daniel Bolden, Michael Bolden, Davey Coble, Billy Sisco, Bryson Shaffer, Chase Johnson, Garrett Dies, Mike Murray, Jim Wall, Bennie Hamlett, Tandy Marlin and Tracy Green.
There are some outside heavy hitter entries from all over the country including 2020 series All American 400 Weekend event winner Stephen Nasse, the Florida native is one of the top Super Late Model drivers in the country. Kentucky racer Trey Craig is entered, he got his first ever series win in the series season opener on April 25th at Salem Speedway.
California driver Kyle Neveau is entered to make his second start for the potent Rackley/War Race Team at Nashville. Fellow California native Mike Lovell is entered to make his series and Nashville debut Saturday. Canadian driver Kyle Reid will make the long haul from Alberta to also make his series and Nashville debut. North Carolina racer Austin Green is entered to make his series and Nashville debut for Day Enterprises, Green is the son of former NASCAR driver David Green, who raced at Nashville while working his way to the top levels of stock car racing.
The Weekends on track action will begin with an optional open practice on Friday, pits open at 1pm, rotating open practice will go from 4pm until 7pm. There will be one 45-minute practice session on Saturday for the JEGS/CRA All-Stars Tour Pro Late Models, followed by qualifying at 3pm. The T-Mobile 100 Presented by JEGS.com will be the first feature up at 5:00pm. The North/South Super Late Model Challenge Action 24/7 100 for Super Late Models will be the second feature with the ARCA Menards East Series 200 lap nationally televised event beginning at 8:30pm (Central) that night.
Get your tickets today at nashvillefairgroundsspeedway.racing or by calling the Speedway Box Office at 615-254-1986. Event adult tickets are $25 in advance or $30 at the gate. Senior citizens and military personnel can get advance tickets for $22 and $27 on the day of the race. Also, child tickets are just $10. Camping is available for the race and more information can be found by calling the Fairgrounds Office at (615)862-8980.
More information on the JEGS/CRA All-Stars Tour can be found at www.cra-racing.com.
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Solid Rock Carriers CARS Tour Event Preview
The Race at Ace 125 - May 7, 2021
Ace Speedway – Elon, NC
MOORESVILLE, N.C. (May 4, 2021) – The CARS Late Model Stock Tour returns to Ace Speedway for its annual visit to the 4/10th mile paperclip shaped track. The speedway has hosted the series the past three seasons and has produced some tight racing and close finishes. Two-time winner at the track and current championship points leader, Bobby McCarty and his Nelson Motorsports team will be the heavy favorite Friday night. McCarty has led 328 out of the 370 laps of racing he has competed in CARS events at Ace Speedway. The fellow veteran Deac McCaskill will be right on McCarty’s heel as he sits just one point out of first place position. McCaskill has found a spark this year that has him consistently in position for wins each and every week. One surprise going into this weekend is the uncertainty of Ryan Millington returning to defend his win a season ago. Millington, who has been just as solid as McCarty at Ace, will test a new car Wednesday afternoon and then make the decision to compete as a late entry.
EVENT NOTES
Track: Ace Speedway
Location: Elon, NC
Track Size: .410 mile
Event Name: The Race at Ace 125
Laps: 125L (LMSC)
Distance: 50 miles (LMSC)
Event Schedule: Practice: 1:45PM-3:15PM / Qualifying: 7:10PM / Green Flag: 8:00PM
Ticket Prices: ADULT $20 Advance (acespeedway.net) / $20 Day of Event
YOUTH $5 Advance (acespeedway.net) / $5 Day of Event
PRE ENTRY LIST
LMSC Entry List (20 total)
#08 Deac McCaskill, #2 Brandon Pierce, #2N TBA, #4 Johnathan Findley, #4H Kaden Honeycutt, #14 Jared Fryar, #14J Connor Jones, #17 Joe Valento, #19 Jessica Cann, #22 Bobby McCarty, #24 Mason Diaz, #44 Justin Johnson, #77 Trevor Ward, #81 Mini Tyrrell, #81B Sam Butler, #88 William Cox III, #91 Johnathan Shafer, #95 Sam Yarbrough, #97 Daniel Silvestri, #99 Layne Riggs
SOCIAL
Facebook: CARS Tour / Ace Speedway
Instagram: cars_tour / ace_speedway
Twitter: @CARSTour / @AceSpeedway / #TheRaceatAce
MEDIA
CARS Tour TV (carstour.tv)
Race22 (race22.com)
Short Track Scene (shorttrackscene.com)
Speed Sport (speedsport.com)
QUICK HITS
Ace Speedway, the Inside Track
If you as a fan has watched a race at the Elon, North Carolina race track, you know that track position is crucial to success. The paperclip shaped track features long straights and tight sharp turns on both ends of the facility. This leads to competitors fighting for real estate on the inside groove each and every lap. A driver who has the inside line, especially on restarts, can turn to the inside and see the outside driver fall back losing grip in the outer groove. This is if your car is handling the way you want it to. Patience, position, and a car that turns well through the center of the corners is the key to success this weekend.
Cann’s Consistency Coming Together Early in 2021
Female competitor Jessica Cann has been a staple on the tour the past two seasons. During that time, she has earned respect from her fellow competitors on the track and fans off the track. Consistently finishing events and logging laps over the years has led to a solid start to the 2021 season. Cann currently sits 17th in the championship standings after the first three events, which is just one position shy from her 16th place standing in 2021. A solid finish at Ace, a track which she already has a pair of series starts at, could easily push her to the top 15 in the points standings (just six points back) early on in the 2021 campaign.
Trevor Ward Ready to Return at Ace
Winston-Salem, North Carolina driver Trevor Ward will make his first CARS Tour start of the young 2021 season this weekend. Ward, who calls Ace his home track, has multiple wins at the facility, including one this year. Ace Speedway is the site of his second best career CARS Tour finish (5th). After competing full-time on the tour during the 2018 and 2019 season, Ward scaled back to a partial schedule a season ago. Now ready to return to action at his home track, fans should keep an eye on Ward and his chances to score his first career podium finish in CARS Tour action.
The Solid Rock Carriers CARS Tour is one of the premier short track series in the United States. Drivers compete in Late Model Stock Cars and Super Late Models at the best short tracks across the Carolinas, Georgia, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, and Virginia. The CARS Tour can be found on Facebook at “CARS Tour”, on Twitter @CARSTour, and on Instagram as @CARS_Tour. For more information, visit www.carsracingtour.com or call their Mooresville, N.C. headquarters at 704.662.9212. |
Bickle Cements His Legacy with Joe Shear Classic Victory at
Madison
Full Results
By: Kevin Ramsell
After a long hiatus, the engines roared back to life at Madison International Speedway in Oregon, WI on Sunday afternoon. The fans returned in full force and witnessed a member of the Speedway’s Hall of Fame hold off a late challenge from a teenage future star to win the Joe Shear Classic 200.
Rich Bickle Jr. emerged from his car, which was a tribute to the legendary driver, in victory lane to a loud cheer from a nearly full stands and put his head down on the roof of his car to collect his thoughts in pulling off an emotional victory on Sunday afternoon.
“We have been on working on this deal for a long time. We have bad ass fast at a lot of places,” an emotional Bickle said in victory lane. “The car wasn’t that good, I just think we had some help.”
Bickle ran his classic style of race where he carefully drove through the first half of the race and saved his car for a run in the second half of the event.
By lap 100, he was running in the ninth position. The caution flew on lap 104 when leader Dan Fredrickson lost an oil line causing Jonathan Eilen and Luke Fenhaus to spin in turn four to bring out a caution. Fredrickson’s team was able to get the oil line repaired and re-joined the event. ARCAMT officials made the call that Fredrickson was the cause of the caution, thus giving Eilen and Fredrickson their spot back.
During that caution, everyone except Casey Johnson, made their pit stop and put three fresh tires on their cars.
The restart on lap 115 had Johnson in the lead, but a big puff of smoke came out of Eilen’s car and he went to the pits done for the day. With Johnson on older tires, he faded back in the pack while Dennis Prunty took the lead on lap 117. Fenhaus followed Prunty to move into the second spot.
Four-time ARCAMT champion Ty Majeski, who fell back to 11th after making contact with Fredrickson earlier in the race, came back through to take over the third spot by lap 119. He would pass Prunty for second on lap 130.
On lap 134, Bickle would get by Prunty for the third spot while ahead of him, Majeski was trying to chase down Fenhaus for the top spot. On lap 145, the top three were nose to tail going around “Wisconsin’s Fastest Half-Mile Oval.”
Two laps later, Bickle would get around Majeski for the second spot, causing some fans to jump to their feet.
On lap 150, more fans jumped up from their seats as Bickle would get on the inside of Fenhaus for the lead. He would take over the top spot on lap 151.
Dalton Zehr started making his charge to get a podium finish as he got by Majeski for third on lap 165. A lap later the caution came out for a competition caution.
Johnson took advantage of that caution to come in and get fresh tires. On the ensuing restart on lap 172, Johnson’s car came to a stop on the front stretch to bring the caution back out. Johnson would retire with rear suspension issues.
The field restarted on lap 177 Fenhaus battling Bickle for the lead and would have the lead by a nose when the caution flew on lap 180 for Kody Swanson’s spin in turn two.
Bickle would continue to lead with Fenhaus in tow until the final caution flew on lap 192 as Prunty came to a stop in turns one and two.
The final eight laps will be one for fans to remember for a long time as the veteran and the rising star battled for the victory.
Bickle would get in front of Fenhaus for the final few laps and hold off the challenges to win the Joe Shear Classic.
“The four kid (Fenhaus) is really good and they have a lot going on behind their program,” Bickle said after the race. “He made the old man work today. It just feels good to win.”
“He was me and I was Joe Shear all over again,” Bickle said.
Fenhaus, even though he finished second, didn’t mind with who beat him on Sunday.
“It was a good run, I can’t complain finishing second to Rich Bickle,” Fenhaus said after the race. “He got by me and he was the better car. But those cautions helped me a ton and I tried to get a good finish out of it at the end, but again I can’t complain.”
Zehr came home with a strong third place finish, but was hoping for a no cautions near the end of the race.
“Please, no yellow,” Zehr said. “Every time it would take four or five laps to come in, and for the other guys it would take four or five laps to fall off, and it was like all of a sudden I could roll through the center better than anyone. We had a great race car.”
Paul Shafer Jr., fresh off his victory at Grundy County Speedway on Saturday night, came home to finish fourth while Jeff Storm rounded out the top five.
Fredrickson recovered to finish sixth, while Majeski came home seventh. Travis Sauter was eighth. Gabe Sommers and Kody Swanson rounded out the top ten.
Two qualifier heats helped set the field for the Joe Shear Classic, with the top three from each advancing to the main event. Justin Mondeik, Ryan Farrell and John Beale advanced in the first with Nick Murgic, Bobby Kendall and Austin Nason making the field from the second.
Dennis Prunty won the odd fast heat, while Gabe Sommers won the even race.
John DeAngelis, LeVon VanDerGeest and Max Kahler advanced to the main event from the last chance race. Kahler held off a late charge from Dale Nottestad in a spirited battle.
Fenhaus set a fast time of 17.288 seconds, but came up short of setting a new track record which is still currently held by Chris Wimmer. Wimmer set the record in 2012 with a time of 17.245 seconds.
Tristan Swanson held off James Swan to win the Midwest Truck Series 36-lap feature.
Bobby Wilberg won the 36-lap 602 Crate Model feature in a Joe Shear tribute car.
The next points event for the ARCA Midwest Tour will be on Saturday, May 29th with the Salute the Troops 100 at Jefferson Speedway located between Cambridge and Jefferson, Wisconsin.
Many of the ARCA Midwest Tour competitors will be heading to Winchester Speedway in Winchester, Indiana on Tuesday, May 18th for Fly Over States 150.
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March 6 Rockingham Speedway (LMSC) March 20
Hickory Motor Speedway (LMSC/SLM)
April 10 Greenville-Pickens Speedway (SLM with Southern Super Series)
April 24-25 Orange County Speedway (LMSC)
May 7 Ace Speedway (LMSC)
May 8 Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway (SLM)
May 22 TBA
June 5 Langley Speedway (LMSC)
June 5 Bristol Motor Speedway (SLM with CRA + SSS)
June 19 Dominion Raceway (LMSC)
July 3 Jennerstown Speedway Complex (SLM with CRA)
July 31 Hickory Motor Speedway (LMSC/SLM)
August 14 Wake County Speedway (LMSC)
August 28 Motor Mile Speedway (LMSC/SLM)
September 11 Tri County Motor Speedway (LMSC/SLM)
October 2 Florence Motor Speedway (LMSC)
October 16 South Boston Speedway (LMSC/SLM)
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All Aspects of Schedule are Tentative and Subject to
Change.
DATE
TRACK
LAPS
Fri./Sat., January 22-23
Watermelon Capital Speedway 200
Saturday, April 10
Anderson Speedway 125
Saturday, April 24
Salem Speedway 100
Saturday, May 8
Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway 100
Tuesday, May 18
Winchester Speedway 150
Wednesday, June 9
Berlin Raceway 150
Saturday, June 19
Flat Rock Speedway 125
Saturday, July 3
Jennerstown Speedway 200
Monday, July 12
Anderson Speedway 400
Saturday, July 31
Birch Run Speedway 100
Saturday, August
21 Berlin Raceway
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Sat./Sun., September
4-5 Winchester Speedway 100
Saturday, September
18 Toledo Speedway 100
Sat./Sun., October
16-17 Winchester Speedway 400
Sat./Sun., October
30-31 Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway 300
2021 Van Hoy Oil CRA Street Stock Schedule
All Aspects of Schedule are Tentative and Subject to
Change. Additional Events May be Added.
DATE TRACK
LAPS
Sunday, April 11 Kil-Kare Raceway
75
Saturday, April 17 Anderson Speedway
75
*Sunday, April 25 Salem Speedway
50 Non Points
Saturday, May 1 Shady Bowl Speedway
150
Saturday, May 15 Salem Speedway
75
Sunday, June 5 Winchester Speedway
125
Sunday, June 13 Mt. Lawn Speedway
75
Saturday, June 26 Anderson Speedway
150
Sunday, July 25
Kil-Kare Raceway
75
Saturday, August 14 Anderson Speedway
150
Sat/Sun, September 4-5 Winchester Speedway 40
Saturday, September 18 Anderson Speedway 75
Saturday, October 2 Lucas Oil Raceway
40
Saturday, October 16 Winchester Speedway 50
*Saturday, October 30 Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway 50 Non
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2021 Victory Custom Trailers CRA Junior Late Models Schedule
DATE TRACK
LAPS
Sunday, April 11 Kil-Kare Raceway
25
Saturday, May 15 Salem Speedway
25
Saturday, May 29 Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway 25
Saturday, June 12 Anderson Speedway
25
Saturday, June 19 Flat Rock Speedway
25
Saturday, July 10 Angola Motorsports Speedway 25
Sunday, July 25 Kil-Kare Raceway
25
Saturday, July 31 Birch Run Speedway
25
Saturday, August 14 Anderson Speedway 25
Saturday, August 20 Birch Run Speedway 25
Saturday, September 18 Toledo Raceway
25
2021 Vore’s Welding CRA Late Model Sportsman Schedule
All Aspects of Schedule are Tentative and Subject to
Change. Additional Events May be Added.
DATE TRACK
LAPS
Sunday, April 11 Kil-Kare Raceway
75
Saturday, April 17 Anderson Speedway
75
Sunday, May 23 Mt. Lawn Speedway
75
Saturday, June 5 Winchester Speedway
50
Saturday, July 10 Angola Motor Speedway 75
Sunday, July 25 Kil-Kare Raceway
75
Saturday, August 14 Anderson Speedway
100
Sat/Sun, September 4-5 Winchester Speedway 40
Saturday, September 18 Anderson Speedway 75
Saturday, October 2 Lucas Oil Raceway
40
Saturday, October 16 Winchester Speedway 50
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Sun May 2 – Madison International Speedway – Oregon, WI – Joe
Shear Classic 200
Tues May 18* – Winchester Speedway – Winchester, IN – Fly Over
States 150*
Sat May 29 – Jefferson Speedway – Jefferson, WI – Salute the
Troops 100
Sun Jun 20 – The Milwaukee Mile – West Allis, WI – Father’s
Day 100
Sat July 10 – Grundy County Speedway – Morris, IL – Wayne
Carter Classic 100
Sat July 24 – State Park Speedway – Wausau, WI – Larry Detjens
Memorial 125
Tues Aug 3 – Wisconsin International Raceway – Kaukauna, WI –
Gandrud Auto Group 250
Sat Aug 21 – To Be Announced – TBA – TBA
Fri Aug 27 – Madison International Speedway – Oregon, WI –
Howie Lettow Classic 100
Sat Sept 4 – Dells Raceway Park – WI Dells, WI – Jim Sauter
Classic 200
Sun Oct 10 – LaCrosse Fairgrounds Speedway – West Salem, WI –
Oktoberfest 200
Sun Oct 31* – Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway – Nashville, TN –
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*Saturday, May 1 - Dominion Raceway, Thornburg, VA
*Saturday, May 15 - Midvale Speedway, Midvale, OH
*Saturday, June 5 - Veterans Classic at Shenandoah
Speedway, Shenandoah, VA
Friday, June 18 - Keystone 150 Weekend at UMI
Motorsports Park, Clearfield, PA
Saturday, June 19 - Keystone 150 Weekend at
Jennerstown Speedway, Jennerstown, PA
*Saturday, July 10 - Jennerstown Speedway,
Jennerstown, PA
*Saturday, July 24 - Salem Speedway, Salem, IN
*Saturday, August 7 - Motor Mile Speedway, Radford,
VA
At conclusion of Motor Mile, points toward overall
championship will be adjusted based on driver’s best 12 finishes / regional
points will consist of best 7 finishes
*Saturday, August 21 - Jennerstown Speedway,
Jennerstown, PA
Saturday, September 11 - Kentuckiana Dual Weekend at Salem Speedway, Salem, IN
Sunday, September 12 - Kentuckiana Dual Weekend at
Kentucky Motor Speedway, Whitesville, KY
*Saturday, October 2 - Dominion Raceway, Thornburg, VA (filmed for MAVTV
broadcast) |
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