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HEADLINES: North Georgia Speedway seeks new operator Bloomquist wins Rome and Lucas Titles Lavonia hosts the Georgia State Championships, Southern All Stars Golden Isles NLMS Showdown on the Coast
Oct. 22-23-24 Talladega Short Track $10,000-to-win Red Top Auto Auctions Dega 100 for crate LMs, $500 to start Thurs - practice Fri. - qualifying, heats, + thunder cars and hot shots. Adm. $10 Sat. - consis, non-qualifiers, 100 lap feature + LMs, mods, and street stocks Sat. adm. $20 www.talladegashorttrack.com
Oct 23-24 South Georgia SOUTHERN SLAM 325 / Georgia Asphalt Series 125 laps http://www.racesgmp.com www.lanierspeedway.com
Oct. 24 Boyds ‘The Battle of Ringgold 100 - Fall Classic Weekend’ Tennessee Thunder DirtCar Series. $5000 to win. www.BoydsSpeedway.com www.TTDCS.com
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TV:
Sat. Oct. 17, 9:00 p.m. SPEED TV 6th Annual Lucas Oil Late Model Knoxville Nationals Sun. Oct. 18, 3:30 p.m. ET ESPN Peak Performance Fast World of Danica Patrick Sun. Oct. 18, 9:00 p.m. SPEED TV Wind Tunnel: guest Dan Elliott, GM - Gresham Motorsports Park.
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Scott Bloomquist, of Mooresburg, TN, clinched the 2009 Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series National Championship in grand fashion by winning the final series race of the year on Sunday Night at Rome Speedway. Bloomquist led all 50 laps to take the $10,000 first place money, but more importantly will take home the $75,000 first place check for winning his first ever Lucas Oil Series title. The boss of Team Zero led a clean sweep of his chassis’ as Dan Schlieper of Sullivan, WI finished second followed by Chris Madden of Gaffney, SC in third. Completing the top five were Shane Clanton of Locust Grove, GA and Casey Roberts of Toccoa, GA. Finish (Start) Car Number Driver Name 1. (2) #0 Scott Bloomquist 2. (5) #s9 Dan Schlieper 3. (7) #44m Chris Madden 4. (6) #25c Shane Clanton 5. (3) #101 Casey Roberts 6. (14) #41N Brad Neat 7. (13) #44c Clint Smith 8. (15) #23 John Blankenship 9. (23) #44 Earl Pearson Jr. 10. (22) #1a Aaron Ridley 11. (21) #57J Bub McCool 12. (19) #26 Tony Knowles 13. (12) #L7 Lee Sutton 14. (17) #4t Tommy Kerr 15. (4) #20 Jimmy Owens 16. (1) #17m Dale McDowell - Fast Time: 13.161 seconds 17. (18) #49 Jonathan Davenport 18. (8) #c9 Steve Casebolt 19. (16) #66J Jody Knowles 20. (24) #5 Eric Jacobsen 21. (11) #71 Don O’Neal 22. (9) #31 Skip Arp 23. (20) #B1 Randy Weaver 24. (10) #53 Ray Cook Full story at http://www.dixiespeedway.com www.lucasdirt.com
Taking the lead on lap 23 after starting seventh, Ray Cook, of Brasstown, NC led the rest of the way to score his first career Dixie Shootout win Saturday at Dixie Speedway. The Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series sanctioned event win for Cook was his fifth this year as he collected $10,000 for the win in the 20th Annual Dixie Shootout, which was sponsored by Coal America’s Energy. Dan Schlieper of Sullivan, WI finished second followed by new track record holder Earl Pearson Jr. of Jacksonville, FL, Clint Smith of Senoia, GA and Jimmy Owens of Newport, TN. “I have to thank the Good Lord for a good and safe race, Mickey Smith did a whale of a job getting this track ready tonight with all the rain they have had here the last two weeks, it was extremely racy and I hoped the crowd enjoyed the show,” said the 37-year old Cook who currently stands sixth in the Lucas Oil Series points standings after 39 events. The fan favorite signed autographs for 90 minutes after the race. 20th Annual Dixie Shootout Feature Finish (50 Laps): Ray Cook, Dan Schlieper, Earl Pearson Jr., Clint Smith, Jimmy Owens, Dale McDowell, Shane Clanton, Chris Madden, Scott Bloomquist, Jonathan Davenport, Tommy Kerr, Brad Neat, Bub McCool, Freddy Smith, Steve Casebolt, John Blankenship, Aaron Ridley, Eric Jacobsen, Tony Knowles, Don O’Neal, Ethan Hunter, Jake Knowles, Randy Weaver, Skip Arp
Dixie ends their 40th Anniversary Season Sat. with the FALL CHAMPIONSHIPS in ALL DIVISIONS, plus a DEMO DERBY. $10 GRANDSTAND ADMISSION The other points champions are now posted on the website. Super Late Model 1 - Jody Knowles 2 - Ricky Williams 3 - Lee Sutton 4 - Craig Scott 5 - Frank Ingram http://www.dixiespeedway.com
On demand archived versions of previous Lucas Oil Motorsports Hour shows and Dixie and Rome race broadcasts can be downloaded on www.racecastlive.com The archived show from this week includes Marshall Green, representing Dixie and Rome Speedways, Freddy Smith as he is wrapping up his 44th year of racing competition, and Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series National Champion, Scott Bloomquist.
Cleveland Speedway operator Monty Morrow has leased the North Georgia Speedway in Chatsworth for the past two season. He tried to make a switch to Fridays, hopefully paired with the Sat. shows at Cleveland, but was unsuccessful, in part due to the Friday successes at Boyd's Speedway near Chattanooga. Morrow has only had a handful of shows at North Georgia, and the 5th Annual Turkey Rumble Nov. 14 is on the website but has not been promoted otherwise. The 2009 NGA schedule included three Southern All Stars shows, won by Chris Madden in March, Randy Weaver in April, and "rain" in July, and a $10,000 to win Lucas Oil show in July won by Joe Armes. The Roberts family, which owns the track, says Morrow will not be leasing the track in 2010, and they are actively looking for a new promoter and leasee. http://www.northgeorgiaspeedway.com
Lavonia has the Georgia State championships Friday and Saturday, highlighted by a $2,000 to win FASTRAK Crate Late Model race, a $1200 to win super LM race, and a $5000 to win Southern All Stars race. Lavonia Speedway will also be recognizing the top five 2009 point champions for Hartwell & Lavonia Speedways during the festivities. More detals: http://www.4m.net/showthread.php?t=137753 www.fastrakracing.com www.lavoniadirttrack.com www.southern-allstars.com
John Dykes, owner and promoter of South Alabama Speedway, is well-known for increasing payouts "on the fly" when larger car counts than expected show up for races. That trend will continue this weekend for the Super Late Model support race on Saturday, preceding The 3rd Annual Alabama 200. While the Pro Late Model Alabama 200 on Sunday will pay a minimum of $7,500 to win, with over $12,000 possible with bonuses, the Super Late Model Alabama 125 on Saturday will feature the sliding pay scale. 14 or less cars entered means the SLM race will pay $4,000 to win, while 25 entries or more means the show will pay $5,000 or more to the winner. Bubba Pollard won the Series' first two Pro Late Model events held at Pensacola and Mobile, and hopes to capture the $1500.00 bonus payout. www.southalabamaspeedway.com www.z3sports.com
Georgia Racing Hall of Fame ‘09 Inductee Banquet The 2009 ceremony will be held at the Dawsonville City Hall, which houses the Georgia Racing Hall of Fame, on Oct. 23 at 6 p.m. A limited number of seats are available for the banquet. The cost is $50 per person before Oct. 16, and $55 per person after Oct. 16. Reservations are required to attend. The 2009 inductees will be Bob Burcham of Rossville, Luther Carter of Acworth, Tommie Irvin of Baldwin, Ronnie Sanders of Fayetteville, Leon Sells of Villa Rica, Buck Simmons of Baldwin, Herb “Tootle” Estes of Knoxville, TN., and Katron Sosebee of Lilburn. http://www.georgiaracinghof.com
The Golden Isles Showdown on the Coast features a 100-lap National Late Model Series race, 100 laps and $12,000 to win. The show kicks off Friday with five heat races for NLMS drivers, plus heats and features for Super Streets, Open wheel Mods, and TQ LMs. Saturday is the NLMS 100-lap feature, preceded by three consis. Each night, two bikes will be given to kids. Adm. $20. http://www.goldenislesspeedway.com
Justin Lofton and Parker Kligerman concluded the 2009 race season at Rockingham Speedway this weekend, where Lofton was able to clinch his career first ARCA RE/MAX Series Championship by a margin of five points, the equivalent of one finishing position or one lap led. Beyond the racetrack, Kligerman graduated from high school, moved from his childhood home of Westport, CT, to Charlotte, NC, and began his Freshman year at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. Lofton's car owner, Eddie Sharp, was quizzed as to whether or not he will attempt to defend the 2009 Championship next year with Lofton as a driver in the Eddie Sharp Racing stable: "My job is not to marry him it's to date him," said Sharp. "My job is to give these kids an opportunity, prepare them for the next step, and then watch them go on. I'm supposed to kick him [Justin Lofton] out of the nest. It's not easy to do. As much as I would like to have him back, or maybe even to move forward with him, right now I need to worry about what I am doing in the ARCA RE/MAX Series. It was my job to give him the opportunity. Everybody who goes through my program and makes it to the next level lets me know that I've succeeded. It's a bitter-sweet thing. You turn your kids loose when they turn of age and I got to turn one loose." Casey Roderick qualified third and finished second in his career-first ARCA RE/MAX Series race at Rockingham. The Bill Elliott Development Driver, who has previous experience in super late model and legend car competition, used the Rockingham race to gain experience in full bodied stock cars. The race proved successful for the young driver as an early race pit stop allowed him to work his way from the rear of the field to the front, gaining experience in the area of passing cars. He battled side-by-side with eventual Series champion Justin Lofton on the white flag lap in a battle that may not have turned out as well for lesser driver: "I knew it was close going into turn 1," said Roderick. "I probably could have given him a little bit more room and I hope he's not mad at me. I didn't want to get too close because these cars are very aero-dependent so when you get right up next to somebody side-by-side it takes the air off of the car on the inside and they can get very loose and get up into you and cause you to wreck. I had to be careful over there but luckily we came out with no issues. My spotter said 'easy, easy' because he knew I was close and I knew I was close. His right side door was inside of my window net so once I knew he was that close I moved up the racetrack to give him some room." After the race, Lofton noted the skill level of Roderick: "I was getting greedy," Lofton said of his last lap move. "I was getting really greedy. I saw an opportunity and I thought my car was a little bit better than the 51. I got in there and I have to thank Casey Roderick for being as good of a driver as he is. He could have turned me." http://www.arcaracing.com
The Georgia Asphalt Series and South Georgia Motorsports Park, citing the economic times, have cancelled the scheduled Oct. 24 show. GAS will now wrap up its season as part of the All American Weekend Oct. 30-31 and Nov. 1 , at the Nashville Fairgrounds Spedway. www.lanierspeedway.com www.racesgmp.com
Paul Antley, of Dacula, was the leading race winner in the NASCAR Rookie of the Year Award program in 2009, with 11 trips to Victory Lane at Lanier. He was the only rookie driver to post double-digit Victory Lane appearances at the NASCAR-sanctioned short tracks. He won the Lanier truck div. championship. Justin Ashley was the Greenville Pickens Speedway top rookie.
Promotion idea: The Tillsonburg Speedway website lists something that all progressive tracks should provide. They give their decimal longitude/latitude GPS coordinates. Right on!! - from Trackchaser Randy Lewis, 102 tracks in 2009 http://www.chesterman.ca/indoor_track.htm www.ranlayracing.com,
Jason Hogan, of Cleveland, was fourth at the "Seafest" Super Late Model event at Florida's Desoto Super Speedway. Steve Nasse won.
12th Annual Showdown in Savannah results - 50 lap, $5,000 to win 1st) #00 Russell Brown Jr. 2nd) #11 Branden Yawn 3rd) #5 Sean Meeks
Toccoa was rained out Sat., and the next show is Thanksgiving weekend.
Hartwell Speedway Official Results Oct 10th 2009 The entire Lance family would like to thank everyone for your support during the inaugural Tommy Roberts Memorial Race. There was a fantastic turn out for this event and some great racing. It was wonderful to see the Roberts family in attendance for this event. Of course it could’nt be a Tommy Roberts event without a #1-A car on the speedway, so it was good to see Brant and his father Marshall in attendance as well, as they had a longstanding friendship with the Roberts family. Another Tommy Roberts highlight was Chad Hoopaugh’s victory in the Modified Street. Chad grew up idolizing Tommy so it was good see him take home a win in his honor. Next and last race of the season for Hartwell Speedway is Oct. 24, going out with a bang with a Powder Puff race. Ladies - get yourself a ride and come join in on the fun. Hartwell Speedway Official Results Oct 10: < Young Guns Brent Ervin Travis Robertson Dustin Bales Bobby Boshears Jason Calhoun Tyler Cox Cody Segars < Stock Four Cylinders Jeff Dobbs Shannon Ervin Jimmy Little Justin Lord John Robertson Terry Calhoun Derrick Chandler J.J. Garrett Brandon Parsons Lonnie Ervin Zack Morizlly Tyler Sease Jordan Brown Randy Boshears Brain Kay Jeffery Lord Pete Whitley Daniel Ivester Cody Byrum Daniel Doster Mathew Denton Paul Bennett Jamie Cross < Crate Late Model Steven Segars Brandon Haley Scott Holmes Hot Rod LaMance Kenny Collins Danny Sanders Robin Collins Rodney Peters Johnny Tucker Jr. Rusty King David Archer Mike Davidson Jonathon Taylor < Up Front Morris Lester Kevin Shaw James Goodwin Brandon Long Marshall Rowland Nick Williams Chris Gurley Matt Chandler < Limited Late Model Brandon Haley Hot Rod LaMance Brant Carey Wesley English JR Headen Paul Byrum Justin Sims Bubba Russell < Modified Street Chad Hoopaugh Rusty Jordan Anthony Stone Evan Brown Richard Jones Jessie Williams Ronald Gibson Andy Lee Jamie Corley Chuck Finch Aaron Warren < Stock V-8 Otis Fleeman Joel Powell George Fortson Michael Matwell
Gordon Park Speedway: Without an X in the win column this year, #71 Jimmy Maness, came away with the Points Championship this year. The B4 of Brandon Carpenter comes in 2nd after grabbing a win late in the season. The #42 of Chris Usry comes in 3rd even after missing a couple of races. We also have to mention the #94 of Wendell Chavis who ran up 5 wins but still only managed a 4th place finish. Other Winners this year were Tommy Snell and Johnny Tucker Jr. Full GPS points story at http://www.gordonparkspeedway.net CRATE POINTS: 1-#71 JIMMY MANESS - 805 2-B4 BRANDON CARPENTER - 710 3-42 CHRIS USRY - 635 4-94 WENDELL CHAVOUS - 600 5-Z21 ZACK WEATHERS - 445 6-76 BRANDON OVERTON - 440 7-T1 TOMMY SNELL - 330 8-U2 SCOOTER SULLIVAN - 300 9-C21 BRIAN CONNER - 260 X MIKE LEE 10-M31 MICHAEL AKESON - 255 Next: Saturday, October 24. Points Awards Banquet at Bulldawg Racing Parts and Supplies.
The Talladega Short Track's 32nd anniversary season ends with two big weekends: Oct. 23-24 $10,000 to win, $500 to start RED TOP AUTO AUCTION DEGA 100 Oct. 30-31 NEXTEL CUP WEEKEND SPECIALS Fri. and Sat., with a $5000 to win super LM show Sat. Karts will be at TST this weekend for the FOUR-CROWN KART KLASSIC which includes three features paying $500 to win. http://www.talladegashorttrack.com
Mobile International Speedway returns to action Saturday, October 24, in the rain delayed rescheduled Miller Lite Super Late Model 100. The race is the final race in the Sunoco Gulf Coast Championship series as well as the Miller Lite Series. Pro Late Models are invited to giv this super LM race a try, and there's a $500 bonus for the best-finishing Pro LM. Open practice October 23 at 5 pm.
The Show Me the Money III money final finishing order: 1. (3) John Bolen, Jasper, Al., Chevrolet, New Qual. Record For Pro Late Model Cars, 18.710 Secs (96.205 mph) 2. (1) Augie Grill, Hayden, Al., Chevrolet 3. (7)Jason Young, Houston, Tx, Chevrolet 4. (6)Chris Serio, Hoover, Al., Chevrolet 5 (2)Chase Elliott, Dawsonville, Ga. Ford 6 (9)Chase Knox, Clanton, Al. Chevrolet 7 (10)Tyler Miles, Pulaski, Tn. Chevrolet 8 (17)Ken McFarland, Warrior, Al. Dodge 9.(14)Bobby Knox Jr., Clanton, Al. Chevrolet 10.(15)Bill Bethea III, Montgomery, Al. Chevrolet 11 (20)Chance Atkins, Millbrook, Al. Chevrolet 12.(22)Tommy Williams Jr., West Jefferson, Al. Pontiac 13 (21)Greg Jones, Prattville, Al. Ford 14.(18)Justin Caton, Jemison, Al. Chevrolet 15.(16)Josh Northcutt, Huntsville, Al. Chevrolet 16.(12)Allen Gordon, Leesburg, Ga. Chevrolet 17.(19)Pat Cruise,Deatsville, Al. Chevrolet 18.(13)Shane Nalley, Canton, Ga., Chevrolet 19.( 4) Hunter Robbins, Montgomery, Al. Ford 20.(11)Kristen Wallace, Jasper, Ga., Chevrolet 21. (8)Josh Belter, Culman, Al., Ford 22.(23)Brad McPherson, Montgomery, Al. Chevrolet 23.Dennis Reno, Jr. Dora, Al., Chevrolet DQ'd - Carb issue
Grant Jordan's Racecar Stolen Sometime between 5:00 pm on Saturday Oct 10th and 1:30 pm on Sunday, Oct 11th someone entered Grant Jordan's Race Car Shop (in the Bowman, GA area) and stole his 2006 black Barry Wright race car #05 along with numerous racing accessories including a diamond plated gear box full of gears in purple boxes, cordless impact wrench, 16 volt battery charger, tires and other racing parts. Grant races in the Crate Division. Contact Grant at 706-246-5004.
This Saturday the Watermelon Capital Speedway, Just north of Cordele Ga. on I-75 Exit 104, will host the “Superior Machine Works Super Street Shootout”. This event will feature a 35 lap Super Street Main event, using combined rules from area tracks, paying $600 to win and a guaranteed $100 to start. In addition, the speedway will also hold exciting racing in Bandolero’s, Go Carts, Claimers, Mini Stocks, and Pure Stocks. http://www.watermeloncapitalspeedway.com
Wednesday's scheduled World of Outlaws Late Model Series ‘Topless Showdown by Hungry Man' at The Dirt Track @ Lowe's Motor Speedway has been rescheduled for Wed., Nov. 4, to serve as a grand kickoff of the third annual World of Outlaws World Finals for Late Models and Sprints that are set for Nov. 5-7 at the four-tenths-mile oval. www.lowesmotorspeedway.com www.worldofoutlaws.com
John Wes Townley, of Watkinsville, and the No. 09 Zaxby’s Racing team traveled to the West Coast for 300 miles of racing at the Auto Club Speedway, finish 17th in the Copart 300. This was Townley’s fifth top-20 finish of the 2009 season and third top-20 in four races for the 19-year-old rookie driver. The hard fought finish moved the Watkinsville, GA native up two positions to 27th in the driver point standings Next up for RAB Racing is the Dollar General 300 at Lowe’s Motor Speedway. Townley has one start at the 1.5-mile quad oval finishing 27th in the 2008 Dollar General 300. The North Carolina area is a big market for Zaxby’s with 49 stores in this state alone and two within 3 miles of Lowe’s Motor Speedway. www.teamrab.com
Pictures from Speed51: Jake Knight on fire, 200 Legends Cars on parade
LEGENDS NATIONALS at LANIER: There's great coverage by Jason Stix Buckley and www.speed51.com at http://speed51.com/2009_Stories/Legends_Bandos/Trackside_Now_Lanier_10-10.html Some highlights: Bubba Harry, of Griffin, won the Roadster Nationals. Harry was banned, maybe "for life," after showing his temper at AMS this summer. Scott Hensley, of Tyrone, won the Young Lions Div., and Cody Haskins, of Marietta, won the Legends Semi-Pro title. Clay Hair, of Charlotte, won the Masters Div. from the pole. With his win, he also became the 2009 INEX National Points champ. Jeff Haynie, of Zebulon, was second. Kyle Lowry, of Covington, won the Pro Division. Buckley's minute-by-minute coverage of the Pro Div. last five laps: 10:33 Five laps remain with Andrew Smith (Pooler, GA) leading Doug Stevens (McDonough) and Dylan Ames (Harvest, AL). 10:33 YELLOW FLAG: LAP 44 - Dylan Ames and Doug Stevens made contact, sending Stevens into a spin. Officials have decided Ames will go to the rear of the field for the contact. 10:35 Top five: Andrew Smith, Kyle Lowery, Nick Pistone (Charlotte), Brian McArtle, Justin Swilling (Cohutta, GA) 10:36 GREEN FLAG 10:36 Andrew Smith held serve on the restart. 10:36 Nick Pistone has moved to second at lap 47. 10:37 Two laps remain. Nick Pistone has closed the gap on Andrew Smith. 10:37 White flag. The top four are nose to tail. 10:38 Nick Pistone has turned Andrew Smith in turn two. 10:38 CHECKERED FLAG - Nick Pistone crossed the line first, but he is being penalized for turning Andrew Smith, giving the win to Kyle Lowry. Top five: Lowry, Swilling, Chance Rice (New Baltimore, MI), Adam Gay (Dublin), and Will Prance (Canton). Tom Francisco's photos: http://www.speedpics.net/id126.html
Gresham Motorsports Park today announced an open test session for the INEX/600 Racing Series Saturday, November 7 from 1-8 p.m. It's a prelude to their opening the 26th Annual World Crown 300 weekend on Friday, November 13.
Lanier' s Young Guns Bandolero champion Dalton Robertson, age 13, of Oakwood, was hospitalized in Birmingham, with what a friend describes as "scar tissue around his esophagus." Latest report is that he's out of the hospital and "doing great."
Legends driver Will Martin was back at Lanier Sat., continuing to recover from a serious off-road ATV accident in July. He's still on crutches, with three more weeks with a halo device on his foot. Then comes four weeks in a hard cast, and more weeks of rehab. He's being home schooled, with help from teachers at his Landmark Christian School. Father Shane Martin hopes he'll be back on the track in December.
Even in his worst nightmare, I don’t think David Ragan imagined a Sprint Cup season quite like this one. Just one year removed from 13th in points, he’s been without a top 10 since a 6th at the Daytona 500, dropping well out of Chase contention by early Spring. But Fontana’s been a good track for the second-generation driver – Ragan’s never finished outside the top 20 in five career starts entering Sunday – and the No. 6 UPS team had high hopes they could begin to salvage what’s left of their season. After qualifying a disappointing 31st, it didn’t look promising for the worst-ranking Roush Fenway driver in the standings. But the car ran strong in practice and slowly moved up through the field in the race, climbing to as high as 15th by the halfway point. It looked like that’s exactly where Ragan would finish … until that late debris caution bunched up the field. The driver then made a banzai move on the ensuing restart, jumping up seven spots with a well-timed move that shot him right up into the top 10. That’s where he would stay en route to a 7th place finish, the highest non-Chaser and easily his best non-restrictor plate run of the year. "Certainly, it means a lot,” he said of a welcome change up towards the front of the field. “Like I said, it's not what we want, but it's a step in the right direction. Top-10s lead to top 5s, and certainly they lead to wins. We just have to get consistent -- this should be a normal race for us.” Indeed it should have, David … but as they always say, better late than never …- Tom Bowles, www.Frontstretch.com
Over 150 racecars are expected to be at the 38th Annual Winchester (IN) 400 Weekend this weekend with racing in five divisions along with the Winchester 400 for super late models. The winner takes home the special Winchester Rifle Trophy and up to $26,000. 13-year-old Chase Elliott, son of NASCAR Legend Bill Elliott, and 17-year-old Johanna Long, the Blizzard Series Champion at Five Flags Speedway, are entered. www.winchesterspeedway.com www.craracing.net
The PASS South Super Late Models return to action this weekend at the South Boston Speedway in Virginia for the Mason-Dixon 500. The race will be the longest at 250 laps and richest of the 2009 season. The NASCAR Whelen All-American Series Late Model Stocks will also be competing in a 250 lap event. www.southbostonspeedway.com www.racewithpass.com www.proallstarsseries.com
Pro All Stars Series (PASS) officials announced today that the 2009 season has been completed for the PASS Late Model Trucks and the Trucks will not compete in a previously scheduled event October 24th at Greenville-Pickens Speedway. The PASS South Super Late Models will still be there in action. The Howler will be the final points race of 2009 for the PASS South Super Late Models.
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