Alex Lessor won his first career Montana Raceway Park late model championship with a runner-up finish to Cory Wolfe in the Twisted Tea 100. Sagle, Idaho native Corey Allard was third.
John Dillon earns the 2009 RMCS championship with his race victory in Twin Falls, Idaho's Magic Valley Speedway.
Evans was able on each double restart, of the 125-lap main on the high banked .250-mile oval at Wenatchee Valley's Super Oval, to hold back Brent Harris' attempts at the lead.
Matt Crafton was involved in incidents in back-to-back restarts with 10 laps remaining that knocked out the first-place and second-place trucks.
Joey Saldana dove under Sides on the 27th lap to take the spot and held off a furious charge on the last lap to earn his 17th overall win of the 2009 World of Outlaws season.
Heading into the race weekend at Richmond, I asked my mom to say a little prayer for Brian Vickers; Mom has better connections in that area than I do.
Because of an ignition problem in qualifying, Edwards started from the rear of the field under a penalty for adjustments outside of impound.
Jason Jefferson has championships at Tri-City Raceway and Yakima Speedway; is the 2003 Rookie of the Year on the NASCAR Northwest Series; won on the NASCAR Camping World West Series, in which this season he’s working with third-place driver Greg Pursley; but he’d never run…
Jason Meyers lined up third and took the lead from Sammy Swindell on the ninth lap in heavy lapped traffic and would pace the field for the remaining 22 circuits en route to his second win of the season at the ¼-mile bullring
With just three races left in the 2009 Championship season Matt Hein continues to lead the points as he has virtually all season.
Richard Petty claimed nine of his record 200 victories in a Ford in 1969, the only year he drove the brand.
Much of the points earned by a late model driver at Montana Raceway Park are awarded in the region’s biggest events.
Gary Lewis is anxious for a return visit to the North Central Washington quarter-mile and the chance to challenge Brent Harris, who also calls WVSO home and Garrett Evans who will be out to make it two straight Tour wins at the facility he has…
Donny Schatz, the three-time and defending World of Outlaws champion, won the Gold Cup in 2004.
There are tight point’s races throughout the top fifteen including the championship. Gary Lewis and Brent Harris are locked into a donnybrook with just 12-points between them for the iRacing.com ASA NWLMT crown.
The NASCAR Hall of Fame broke ground in Charlotte on Jan. 25, 2007 and will open May 11, 2010.
Cronkite was the grand marshal for the 1959 Firecracker 250 – Daytona International Speedway’s first summer event, in the track’s first year of operation.
Six of the Madison, Ill., facility’s previous winners are series champions, including defending winner Ron Hornaday Jr. (No. 33 Longhorn Chevrolet). The six — Hornaday, Johnny Benson, Greg Biffle, Todd Bodine (No. 30 Ventrillo Toyota), Ted Musgrave and Jack Sprague — own all but three…
The ASA Northwest Late Model Tour makes its second appearance in 2009 on the super fast .250-mile high banked oval.
Race No. 26, the final race of the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series “regular season,” is an anticipated event for every single driver in the series. But it’s something else entirely for Denny Hamlin.
Jason Meyers took the lead on the 17th lap following a lap-16 restart where he nearly took the lead a couple of times en route to his second consecutive World of Outlaws win and his seventh of the season.
After a lackluster qualifying effort left him 12th on the 16-car grid, Jeg Coughlin came alive in eliminations,
Ashley Force Hood joined Shirley Muldowney (Top Fuel) and Angelle Sampey (Pro Stock Motorcycle) as the only female Mac Tools U. S. Nationals professional winners.
Kenny Wallace will become the 17th driver in NASCAR history to start at least 800 races. The distinguished list includes names such as Richard Petty, Mark Martin, Dale Earnhardt and fellow NASCAR Nationwide driver Morgan Shepherd (No. 89 Lagina Plumbing/Eldora Speedway Dodge).
Terrible weather interupted fun outdoor activities all over the state this Labor Day Weekend, but did not stop ERP from racing on Sunday!
Motorsports correspondent Doug Pace keeps up with motorsports news and notes from around the region.
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