HERRINGTON DOUBLES DOWN FOR $10k WEEKEND AT COCHRAN
MOTOR SPEEDWAY
COCHRAN, GA – Wil Herrington of
Hawkinsville, GA doubled down Sunday night with his second straight
$5,000 at Cochran Motor Speedway driving the Poole Service Center
Rocket to the win in the 50-lap Cochran Clash, the Newsome Raceway
Parts Winter Shootout Series finale for the Crate Racin’ USA Dirt
Late Model Series.
While Herrington won the battle, Pierce
McCarter of Gatlinburg, TN won the seven-race battle and was crowned
the 2020 Newsome Raceway Parts Crate Racin’ USA Winter Shootout
Series Champion driving the Parkway Liquor Store Longhorn after a
close contest with Cruz Skinner of Oxford, AL.
Herrington picked up his first $5,000
win on Saturday after winning the 4th
Annual Newsome Raceway Parts Crate Racin’ USA Street Stock World
Championship Race at his hometown track. Herrington started his
racing career in the lower Divisions at Cochran Motor Speedway and
worked his way up into the Late Model Division.
Herrington started on the pole position
and camped out on the high side cushion to led every lap and hold
off Kyle Bronson of Brandon, FL and Mark Whitener of Middleburg, FL,
two competitors that led a feeling of urgency in Herrington’s mind
before the race even began.
“This is unreal,” Herrington said as he
climbed out of his car powered by an economical Chevrolet
Performance 604 Engine right out the crate with factory installed
sealing bolts. “I knew we had a good shot to win and we’ve had a
tremendous amount of good luck with this car. We showed speed right
off the bat.
“Right before the race, I started
looking around and there was Bronson and Whitener starting right
behind me, and they’re good everywhere they go,” Herrington said. “I
wanted to get out front and see what we had. I was really concerned
on restarts because I know Bronson and Whitener are really good at
throwing sliders, but it all worked out in our favor.”
On each of the Dixie-Style Double-File
Restarts, Herrington’s prognostication of Bronson and Whitener
throwing slide jobs came true, but the sliders were not on
Herrington, but on each other while they battled most of the race
for the second spot. While Bronson and Herrington battled with each
other throwing the momentum burning sliders, Herrington was able to
keep up his speed and pull away in the lead.
McCarter finished 14th
and won the Newsome Raceway Parts Winter Shootout Series
Championship by four points over Skinner, who ended up right behind
him in 15th
driving the Skinner’s Body Shop Capital.
“We weren’t really planning on running
for the Championship, but we had a good run at the Ice Bowl, so we
went to Volusia and left there leading the points,” McCarter
said. “Cruz and I were close all of the way, and we ended up that
way again tonight. I would pass him, and then we would pass me
back. He had a flat late in the race, but he came back and was right
behind me at the end of the race.”
Bronson finished second in the Cochran
Clash driving the Brandon Collision Rocket, and Michael Brown of
Lancaster, SC took the third spot in the WP Racing Shocks
Longhorn. Dylan Knowles of Lanett, AL was fourth in the K-Line
Logistics Rocket, and Whitener ended up fifth in the ULC Motorsports
Barry Wright.
Joseph Brown of Columbus, MS drove the
Lewis Auto Sales Rocket to a sixth-place finish and Carson Ferguson
of Maiden, NC finished seventh in the Hoopaugh Grading Rocket. Logan
Roberson of Waynesboro, VA took the eighth position in the EZ Go
Rocket, and two-time Newsome Raceway Parts Winter Shootout Champion
Jimmy Elliott of Cleveland, TN was ninth in the Car Smart Auto Sales
Longhorn.
Jeremy Shaw of Millport, AL rounded out
the top ten in the Bud Coley Trucking Barry Wright. Jordy Nipper of
Gray, GA started 24th
in the Scotty’s Muffler Rocket and finished 12th
to earn the Knowles Race Parts and Bodies Hard Charger of the Race
Award.
Herrington made it a clean sweep of the
race by setting Fast Time honors in Group Qualifying with a lap
around Cochran Motor Speedway in 15.482 seconds. He then earned the
pole position for the Big Show with a won in his ten-lap KRC Power
Steering Heat Race, and then led all 50 laps of the Main Event.
The other two KRC Power Steering Heat Races were won
by Knowles and Bronson, and Cody Overton of Evans, GA won the 12-lap
KRC Power Steering B-Main Race in the Mid States Equipment Rocket.
The economical Aluminum Head, Steel
Block, Chevrolet Performance 604 Circle Track Engine is the engine
of choice for the Newsome Raceway Parts Crate Racin’ USA Dirt Late
Model Series competitors. The Chevrolet Performance 604 Engine is in
stock and available for free next day delivery from Newsome Raceway
Parts in Hartsville, SC.
As a part of their March Madness sale, Newsome
Raceway Parts will give a $200 Gift Card for each Chevrolet
Performance Circle Track Engine sold through March 31, 2020. To
place an order call 1-877-497-3624.
For more information and rules about the Newsome
Raceway Parts Crate Racin’ USA Dirt Late Model Series, visit the
series web site at
www.crateracinusa.com,
or visit the series on Facebook at
www.facebook.com/CrateRacinUSA/.
You can follow us on Twitter @CrateRacinUSALM, and at Instagram at
crateracinusa.
OFFICIAL RESULTS OF ROUND 7 OF THE NEWSOME RACEWAY
PARTS CRATE RACIN’ USA WINTER SHOOTOUT SERIES AT COCHRAN MOTOR
SPEEDWAY IN COCHRAN, GA ON 3/15/2020:
POS STRT CAR
# DRIVER HOMETOWN LAPS
1. 1 00 Wil
Herrington Hawkinsville, GA 50
2. 3 40 Kyle
Bronson Brandon, FL 50
3. 9 32 Michael
Brown Lancaster, SC 50
4. 2 66k Dylan
Knowles Lanett, AL 50
5. 4 5 Mark
Whitener Middleburg, FL 50
6. 7 92 Joseph
Brown Columbus, GA 50
7. 8 00f Carson
Ferguson Maiden, NC 50
8. 14 17 Logan
Roberson Waynesboro, VA 50
9. 15 J39 Jimmy
Elliott Cleveland, TN 50
10. 12 38s Jeremy
Shaw Millport, AL 50
11. 18 18 Ben
Faircloth Swainsboro, GA 50
12. 24 1n Jordy
Nipper Gray, GA 50
13. 11 14 John
Baker Norman Park, GA 50
14. 20 71 Pierce
McCarter Gatlinburg, TN 50
15. 16 11 Cruz
Skinner Oxford, AL 50
16. 6 32 Jason
Lyles Cochran, GA 43
17. 19 10 Cody
Overton Evans, GA 38
18. 5 39 Blake
Smith Dublin, GA 32
19. 17 91 Colby Darda LaGrange,
GA 31
20. 22 2 Trynt
Lloyd Jacksonville, FL 28
21. 13 6jr Parker
Martin McIntyre, GA 26
22. 23 66 Jody
Knowles Tyrone, GA 23
23. 10 101 Forrest
Trent Talbott, TN 16
24. 21 J8 Jadon
Frame Decherd, TN 15
ENTRIES: 31
FAST QUALIFIER: Herrington, 15.482 Seconds
PROVISIONALS: Knowles and Nipper
LEAD CHANGES: None
LAPS LED: Herrington, 1-50
KNOWLES RACE PARTS HARD CHARGER: Nipper (started 24th
and finished 12th)
KRC POWER STEERING HEAT RACE WINNERS: Herrington, D. Knowles,
Bronson
CAUTIONS: 4
MARGIN OF VICTORY: 1.707 Seconds
TIME OF THE RACE: 30 Minutes and 16.304 Seconds
HERRINGTON STAYS HOME FOR CRUSA STREET STOCK WORLD
CHAMPIONSHIP
COCHRAN, GA – Wil Herrington of
Hawkinsville, GA grew up at Cochran Motor Speedway, and his home track
was the site of the biggest win of his career on Saturday night as he
drove the Childs Racing Special powered by an economical Chevrolet
Performance 602 Engine to a $5,000 victory in the 50-lap 4th
Annual Crate Racin’ USA Street Stock World Championship Race.
Herrington took the lead in turn four on lap
34 with a slide job pass on early race leader Mark Whitener of
Middleburg, FL. Whitener had the momentum as he stayed in the throttle
and spun Herrington coming off the fourth turn. Crate Racin’ USA
officials ticketed Whitener with the caution flag, sent him to the tail
of the lead lap cars, and Herrington remained the leader.
In the last 17 laps of the race, Herrington
held on to the point, as Hayden Moran of Covington, LA and Tyler Love of
Lancaster, SC battled for the second spot. Herrington brought the packed
house to their feet as they cheered their hometown hero under the
checkered flag with a 1.723 second margin of victory.
“This is just awesome to win a race this big
at my home track in front of people I’ve known all of my life,”
Herrington said. “I’m glad everyone came out tonight to get away from
the stuff that’s going on in the country and enjoy some good hard
racing. That’s what happened between me and Mark was just good hard
racing.”
Moran won the battle for the second spot in
the We Buy Junk Cars Special powered by an economical Chevrolet
Performance 602 Engine and Love finished third in the Interstate Towing
and Fleet Service Special that was also powered by an economical
Chevrolet Performance 602 Engine to give the Bow Tie Brand a sweep of
the top three spots.
Kevin Durden of Archer, FL took the fourth
spot and fifth went to Dustin Miller. Whitener came back to finish sixth
and Ricky Greene of Inman, SC was seventh in the Mike’s Body Shop
Special powered by an economical Chevrolet Performance 602 Engine.
Tuck Trentham of Pierson, FL drove to an eighth-place
finish and Shawn Washam of Nahunta, GA was ninth in the Chancey Meyers
Motorsports Special powered by an economical Chevrolet Performance 602
Engine. Chase Collins rounded out the top ten.
The preliminary events for the 4th
Annual Crate Racin’ USA Street Stock World Championship Race were held
on December 27, 2019, and Herrington out-timed the 42-car field with a
lap around Cochran Motor Speedway in 17.235 seconds during Group
Qualifying. The four ten-lap Heat Races were won by Whitener, Moran,
Love and Michael Stalnaker of Ocala, FL in the SRE Electrical Special
powered by an economical Chevrolet Performance 602 Engine.
Whitener took the lead from the pole position at the
start of the race followed by Love, Herrington, Moran and Greene. By lap
12, Whitener held a half straightaway lead when he caught the cars on
the tail end of the lead lap. The first of seven caution flags came out
on lap 28 for debris in turn three.
Whitener held the lead for the Dixie-Style Double-File
Restart with Love, Herrington, Moran, Green, Stalnaker, Durden, Tim
Powers of Okeechobee, FL in the Paul Bange Roofing Special, Trentham,
and Robby Metts of Albany, GA in the R&C Motorsports Special powered by
an economical Chevrolet Performance 602 Engine doubled up behind the
leader.
The second caution came back out on lap 31 when Joe
Belkey II of Cochran, GA spun the Belkey Racing Special in turn
four. The next restart saw Herrington power around Love for the second
spot, and then he rode the high side of the track to chase down Whitener
and challenge for the lead.
Herrington threw a big slider on Whitener in turn four on
lap 34. Herrington dove to the bottom of the track from the high side,
and then used his momentum to slide up the banking in front of
Whitener. Herrington lost all his forward momentum with the slide up the
banking, and Whitener had two choices.
Whitener could either lift off the throttle to keep from
hitting Herrington, or he could hit the back of Herrington. Whitener
chose the latter, and Herrington spun coming off the fourth turn to
bring out the caution flag. There were four more caution flags in the
race, and Herrington held the lead on each restart.
Moran and Love battled for the second spot, and
Herrington was able to hold a consistent seven car-length lead. Moran
finally cleared Love to take over the second spot late in the race, but
by that time, Herrington had sealed the deal.
The economical Steel Block, Steel Head
Chevrolet Performance 602 Circle Track Engine is the engine of choice
for many Newsome Raceway Parts Crate Racin’ USA Street Stock Division
competitors. The Chevrolet Performance 602 Engine is in stock and
available for free next day delivery from Newsome Raceway Parts in
Hartsville, SC.
Newsome Raceway Parts gives a portion of the sales from
each Chevrolet Performance Circle Track Engine sold back to the Crate
Racin’ USA Point Funds in four different Divisions. Each economical
Chevrolet Performance Circle Track Engine is built and sealed at the
factory to prevent any expensive modifications. To place an order call
1-877-497-3624.
For more information and rules about the Newsome Raceway
Parts Crate Racin’ USA Street Stock Division, visit the series web site
at www.crateracinusa.com, or visit the series on Facebook at
www.facebook.com/CrateRacinUSAStreetStocks/. You
can follow us on Twitter @CRUSAStreetStocks, and on Instagram at
cratreracinusastreetstocks.
OFFICIAL RESULTS OF THE 4TH
ANNUAL NEWSOME RACEWAY PARTS CRATE RACIN’ USA STREET STOCK WORLD
CHAMPIONSHIP RACE AT COCHRAN MOTOR SPEEDWAY IN COCHRAN, GA ON 3/14/2020:
POS STRT CAR
# DRIVER HOMETOWN LAPS
1. 5 7 Wil
Herrington Hawkinsville, GA 50
2. 2 41 Hayden
Moran Covington, LA 50
3. 3 92 Tyler
Love Lancaster, SC 50
4. 10 56 Kevin
Durden Archer, FL 50
5. 13 15 Dustin
Miller Cochran, GA 50
6. 1 514 Mark
Whitener Middleburg, FL 50
7. 6 18 Ricky
Greene Inman, SC 50
8. 12 54 Tuck
Trentham Pierson, FL 50
9. 9 12 Shawn
Washam Nahunta, GA 50
10. 8 4 Chase
Collins Cochran, GA 50
11. 11 44 Tim
Powers Okeechobee, FL 50
12. 17 01 Colby Giddens Cochran,
GA 49
13. 22 11 Ronnie Lee
Newsome Lake Park, GA 44
14. 20 56 David Earl
Gentry Murfreesboro, TN 39
15. 21 19 Joe Belkey
II Cochran, GA 39
16. 4 8 Michael Stalnaker Ocala,
FL 33
17. 7 37 Robby Metts Albany,
GA 33
18. 14 9 Jeff Stalnaker Ocala,
FL 26
19. 16 22 Kyle Livingood Bristol,
GA 19
20. 15 0 Clay
Alexander Cochran, GA 19
21. 18 77 Josh Nelms Cochran,
GA 19
22. 19 46 Cameron Metts Albany,
GA 16
ENTRIES: 42
FAST QUALIFIER: Herrington, 17.235 Seconds
PROVISIONALS: None
LEAD CHANGES: 1
LAP LEADERS: Whitener, 1-33; Herrington, 34-50
LAPS LED: Whitener, 33; Herrington, 17
HARD CHARGER OF THE RACE: Newsome (started 22nd
and finished 13th)
CAUTIONS: 7
MARGIN OF VICTORY: 1.723 Seconds
TIME OF THE RACE: 52 Minutes and 30.988 Seconds
PRELIMINARY EVENTS HELD ON 12/27/2019:
GROUP QUALIFYING:
1ST
GROUP:
1. 7H Wil Herrington – 17.235
2. 14 Ben Keith – 17.559
3. 514 Mark Whitener – 17.586
4. 04 Charles Christian – 17.604
5. 15 Dustin Miller – 17.906
6. 0 Clay Alexander – 17.914
7. 56 Kevin Durden – 17.987
8. 77 Josh Nelms – 18.062
9. 30 Noel Bailey – 18.081
10. 27 Joe Linville – 18.346
2ND
GROUP:
1. 444 Brooks Strength – 17.250
2. 41m Hayden Moran – 17.349
3. 4 Chase Collins – 17.557
4. 7 Justin McRee – 17.595
5. 44 Tim Powers – 17.641
6. 9 Jeff Stalnaker – 17.655
7. 77b Robert Brillhart – 17.792
8. 51 Bradley Frakes – 17.794
9. 40a Alex Sturkie – 17.912
10. 2f Jamie Flowers – 18.257
3RD
GROUP:
1. 18g Ricky Greene – 17.261
2. 92 Tyler Love – 17.400
3. 12 Shawn Washam – 17.402
4. 8 Chris Keller – 17.464
5. 6 Calvin Cook – 17.507
6. 22 Kyle Livingood – 17.529
7. 54 Tuck Trentham – 17.534
8. J3 Joe Hamm – 17.805
9. 999 Carl Kilgore – 18.005
10. 46d Dean Watson – 18.154
4TH
GROUP:
1. 8s Michael Stalnaker – 17.390
2. 37 Robby Metts – 17.532
3. 121 Michael Blount – 17.596
4. 02t Tyler Turvin – 17.678
5. 75 Andy Stewart – 17.803
6. 01 Coby Giddens – 17.966
7. 00p Kip Poole – 18.301
8. 72 Bruce Griffin – 18.357
9. 1 Chris Cape – 18.462
10. 8m Mike Lane – NT
HEAT RACES (10 Laps – Top 4 Transfer To Main Event):
1ST
HEAT: 1. Whitener; 2. Herrington; 3. Christian; 4. Durden; 5. Nelms; 6.
Alexander; 7. Bailey; 8. Keith; 9. Linville; 10. Miller.
2ND
HEAT: 1. Moran; 2. Strength; 3. Collins; 4. Powers; 5. J. Stalnaker; 6.
Brillhart; 7. McRee; 8. Flowers; 9. Sturkie; 10. Frakes.
3RD
HEAT: 1. Love; 2. Greene; 3. Washam; 4. Trentham; 5. Keller; 6.
Livingood; 7. Kilgore; 8. Cook; 9. Hamm; 10. Watson.
4TH
HEAT: 1. M. Stalnaker; 2. Metts; 3. Blount; 4. Turvin; 5. Stewart; 6.
Giddens; 7. Poole; 8. Cape; 9. Griffin.
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NATIONAL TOUR SCHEDULE ADJUSTMENTS AMID COVID 19 VIRUS
SITUATION
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
ADAIRSVILLE, GA – The Newsome Raceway Parts
Crate Racin’ USA Dirt Late Model Series has announced schedule changes to
its 2020 National Tour amid the COVID 19 Virus situation. The first three
races of the 2020 National Touring season have been rescheduled for the
month of April.
The season opening two-race Rumble On The Gumbo
at Greenville Speedway in Greenville, MS has been rescheduled for April 17
and April 18. The April 17 race is a $2,000-to-win 40-lap event and the
April 18 race is a $2,500-to-win 50 lap event. The race was originally
scheduled for April 3 and April 4.
The $3,000-to-win 50 lap Shoals Showdown at
North Alabama Speedway in Tuscumbia, AL has been rescheduled for April
25. Round 3 of the 2020 Newsome Raceway Parts Crate Racin’ USA Dirt Late
Model Series season was originally scheduled for April 18.
The two races scheduled for NASCAR Weekend at
Talladega Short Track in Eastaboga, AL that were originally scheduled for
April 24 and 25 will be rescheduled pending the rescheduled date to be
announced by NASCAR for racing action at Talladega Superspeedway.
The schedule shuffle by Newsome Raceway Parts
Crate Racin’ USA Dirt Late Model Series officials is a result of Federal,
State, and Local Emergencies issued as a result of the COVID 19 Virus that
run through the first week of April. As of now, no restrictions are in place
after the first week of April.
“We have decided to be proactive and go ahead
and plan for the future after the current restrictions end concerning the
COVID 19 Virus,” Crate Racin’ USA Director Adam Stewart said. “Crate Racin’
USA, our marketing partners, member tracks and competitors have taken this
National Emergency very seriously, and we hope the situation will have
improved by mid-April so we can get on with the 2020 season with these
rescheduled dates.”
Stewart said Crate Racin’ USA will continue to
closely monitor the situation among Federal, State, and Local Government
channels of the tracks scheduling National events and adhere to any further
guidelines and/or restrictions concerning the COVID 19 Virus. Please stay
tuned to the Crate Racin’ USA web site and Social Media outlets for any
further details or changes in the near future.
Crate Racin’ USA officials are continuing to
stay in close contact with all of its Weekly Racing Series tracks regarding
when the 27-week 2020 Newsome Raceway Parts Weekly Racing Series season can
open. Crate Racin’ USA officials want to make sure all tracks in all states
and communities are clear of any COVID 19 Virus related restrictions before
opening the 2020 season.
“We hope in the meantime, everyone takes this
COVID 19 Virus seriously, will be safe and adhere to Federal, State and
County recommendations,” Stewart said. “Myself, Roby Helm and Thomas
McReynolds continue to operate Crate Racin’ USA while sheltering at
home. Our new Membership Card Machine is now online, we will continue to
process 2020 Memberships and get your Membership Cards to you in the mail.”
While the Series waits to begin the 2020
season, Stewart said now is a good time for competitors to take care of the
their 2020 Membership Registrations, which can be done online at
www.crateracinusa.com. Once
on the Launch Page, click the Division you want to Register for and purchase
your 2020 Membership.
Crate Racin’ USA Title Sponsor Newsome Raceway
Parts remains open to serve competitors with economical Chevrolet
Performance 604 and 602 Circle Track Engines and Parts. They continue to
have a special going on through March 31, 2020 that will put a $200 Gift
Card in your pocket.
The economical Aluminum Head, Steel Block,
Chevrolet Performance 604 Circle Track Engine is the engine of choice for
the Newsome Raceway Parts Crate Racin’ USA Dirt Late Model Series
competitors. The Chevrolet Performance 604 Engine is in stock and available
for free next day delivery from Newsome Raceway Parts in Hartsville, SC.
As a part of their March Madness sale, Newsome Raceway Parts
will give a $200 Gift Card for each Chevrolet Performance Circle Track
Engine sold through March 31, 2020. To place an order call 1-877-497-3624.
For more information and rules about the Newsome Raceway
Parts Crate Racin’ USA Dirt Late Model Series, visit the series web site at
www.crateracinusa.com,
or visit the series on Facebook at
www.facebook.com/CrateRacinUSA/.
You can follow us on Twitter @CrateRacinUSALM, and at Instagram at
crateracinusa.
CRATE RACIN’ USA POSTPONES THE START OF THE WEEKLY RACING
SERIES SEASON
ADAIRSVILLE, GA - With the recent
uncertainty of the ability of their sanctioned tracks to host Weekly
Racing events as a result of the COVID 19 outbreak, Crate Racin’ USA
management has announced they we will be postponing the start of the
2020 Newsome Raceway Parts Weekly Racing Series season.
The 2020 Newsome Raceway Parts Weekly Racing Series
points were slated to begin the week of March 23rd,
but with the recent developments concerning holding public gatherings,
as well as the financial risks that many will be faced with, Series
officials will review the start date and make a follow up announcement
on Tuesday, March 31st.
This date was selected as it was the recommended “15 day”
plan that was encouraged in a Monday March 16 briefing by the President
of the United States and Federal health officials. Between now and March
31, Series officials will remain in close contact with Promoters,
Sponsors, and Government officials to make sure we have a plan of action
in place for execution on that date.
If further delays or changes to the structuring of the
Weekly Racing Series season or points structure are required, they will
be presented to Series Promoters so that any concerns or comments can be
addressed. At this time, it is the intention of Crate Racin’ USA
officials to run the full 27-Week 2020 Newsome Raceway Parts Weekly
Racing Series season.
“Our office will be open, and our staff will be available
as always, as well as our Crate Seal orders for engine repairs or
rebuilds will be fulfilled,” Crate Racin’ USA Director Adam Stewart
said. “Our marketing/corporate partners will still be moving their
products as they see fit and/or according to their corporate policies.
Stewart said it is the series hope is that moving of the
start date of the 2020 Newsome Raceway Parts Weekly Racing Series season
will allow all of their sanctioned speedways and partner sanctions to
get through the COVID 19 pandemic and back to business as usual without
any one track or area of competitors being able to get an advantage.
The Newsome Raceway Parts Weekly Racing
Series gives competitors in four different racing Divisions an
opportunity to compete for both a track point fund and a National point
fund by racing weekly at their local Crate Racin’ USA-sanctioned
track. The 27-week season lets competitors use their best 14 weekly
point totals to count as their season point total.
The four Newsome Raceway Parts Weekly Racing
Series Divisions are the Late Model Division, the Street Stock Division,
the Late Model Sportsman Division, and the Modified Sportsman
Division. The economical Chevrolet Performance 604 and 602 Circle Track
Engines are the featured engines in each Division.
The Newsome Raceway Parts Crate Racin’ USA
Late Model Division uses the Chevrolet Performance 604 and 602 Engines.
The Newsome Raceway Parts Crate Racin’ USA Late Model Sportsman Division
exclusively uses the Chevrolet Performance 602 Engine in Weekly Racing
Series competition.
The Newsome Raceway Parts Crate Racin’ USA
Street Stock Division and the Newsome Raceway Parts Crate Racin’ USA
Modified Sportsman Division has two engine options for Newsome Raceway
Parts Crate Racin’ USA Weekly Racing Series action, and the Chevrolet
Performance 602 is the engine of choice in both Divisions.
Each economical Chevrolet Performance Circle Track Engine
is built and sealed at the factory to prevent any expensive
modifications. As a part of their March Madness sale, Newsome Raceway
Parts will give a $200 Gift Card for each Chevrolet Performance Circle
Track Engine sold through March 31, 2020. To place an order call
1-877-497-3624.
For more information and rules about the Newsome Raceway
Parts Crate Racin’ USA Dirt Late Model Series, visit the series web site
at
www.crateracinusa.com,
or visit the series on Facebook at
www.facebook.com/CrateRacinUSA/. You
can follow us on Twitter @CrateRacinUSALM, and on Instagram at
crateracinusa.
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