NASCAR Camping World Series West News & Notes - Iowa
The Central Iowa Building and Construction Trades 125 is a critical one to drivers and teams, with only two races remaining to determine the final championship standings for 2009.
The Central Iowa Building and Construction Trades 125 is a critical one to drivers and teams, with only two races remaining to determine the final championship standings for 2009.
Austin Dillon, grandson of Richard Childress Racing president and CEO Richard Childress, will be behind the wheel of the No. 3 Chevrolet. The No. 3 is certainly not new to the series by any means. Mike Skinner (No. 5 Toyota) took it to Victory Lane…
In his second season of competition in the NHRA Full Throttle Drag Racing Series, Rickie Jones is ninth in the Pro Stock points order and he has qualified for every race so far.
Final stop of the 2009 ASA Northwest Late Model Tour in Yakima is this weekend with a tight points battle between Gary Lewis and Brent Harris.
Top DIRTcar UMP Modified drivers in the nation will converge on Southern Oregon Speedway Sept. 5-6 for the 14th Annual Lon Skinner Memorial.
Joey Saldana picked up his 14th and 15th wins of the season over the weekend during the Oil City Cup at Castrol Raceway in Edmonton, adding to what is now a career high number of triumphs with the World of Outlaws
The weather people talked about thunderstorms for Saturday, good thing they were wrong!
Heading into Saturday night’s Foothills Toyota Tundra Racing Series action at ASA Sanctioned Skagit Speedway, Jesse Whitney was locked into a tightening point battle with Colton Heath for the title in the Associated Asphalt 410 Sprints.
Craig Bell holds off a determined Jeff Jefferson to win Rocky Mountain Challenge Series race at Meridian Speedway.
Juan Pablo Montoya, from Colombia, is in prime position to make his first Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup appearance.
Marcos Ambrose had been strong all weekend in Canada. Grabbing the pole on Saturday and showing the dominant Toyota all afternoon everyone was hoping for a mistake to even get into Ambrose's league–and the Australian delivered that mistake on the last lap in the last…
JR Fitzpatrick took control of the race when he slipped inside of Kerry Micks in the hairpin turn on the ninth lap of the race.
Joey Saldana dominated the weekend at the 3/8-mile leading all 70 of the laps of the two A-Feature events to pick up a total of $20,000 as the Gold Rush Tour for 2009 continues.
It was Busch's fourth win of the season in 10 starts in the Billy Ballew Motorsports Toyota. Busch also made Chicagoland the fifth track in which he has won a race in each of NASCAR's three national series.
Kenny Wallace, who just turned 46 years old on the 23rd of August, will race the “Thank You Fans!” Chevy which is adorned with over 5,000 names of fans who have participated in a special one-time program.
Jason Meyers and his team will go back to square one this weekend at Castrol Raceway as he looks to repeat in Edmonton.
Spokane County Raceway hosts a special dual-ticket program of drag racing and oval track action this weekend.
Daytona 500 champion Matt Kenseth faces his son Ross in a late model event in Wisconsin this weekend.
Five drivers—Andrew Ranger, JR Fitzpatrick, Daryl Harr, DJ Kennington and Alex Tagliani—will do double duty and compete in both the NASCAR Canadian Tire Series and NASCAR Nationwide Series events.
He ran strong for his first time at Stateline Speedway for the Napa Auto Parts Idaho 200. Now Jonathon Gomez is ready for another new experience-running on a superspeedway in the ARCA Re/Max Series.
Steve David was penalized 150 points in addition to be disqualified for contact with Dave Villwock during Sunday's heat race, but David went on to score 775 points on the weekend.
The World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series begins its invasion of Western Canada and the Pacific Northwest with this weekend's stop in Edmonton, AB.
There will be plenty of “double-duty” racing in Montreal, starting with the “usual” kind involving NASCAR national series competition. Kyle Busch and Colin Braun (No. 16 3M Ford) are entered in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series race at Chicagoland Speedway on Friday night before…
Spokane County Raceway hosts drag racing on the quarter-mile and an exciting program on the half-mile oval this Saturday night.
Last season Jac Haudenschild and Jason Meyers were victorious at the track, while it was 20-time series champion Steve Kinser along with three-time and defending series titlist Donny Schatz picking up wins in the series debut at Castrol Raceway in 2007.
Motorsports correspondent Doug Pace keeps up with motorsports news and notes from around the region.
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