THOMPSON – Ted Christopher said he took his time getting to the front of the pack in Thursday’s 30-lap NASCAR Whelen All-American Series SK Modified feature at Thompson International Speedway, but that trek to the front didn’t come without its problems, namely in the form of Ryan Preece.
The month of July hasn’t been friendly to NASCAR Whelen All-American Series national points leader Keith Rocco.
Since the Sprint Cup Series made the first of two annual visits to New Hampshire Motor Speedway in late June, speculation has been overwhelming that the facility would likely lose one of its two Sprint Cup Series weekends in 2011.
WATERFORD – Jeff Pearl inherited the lead with six laps remaining and then held off Diego Monahan on two late restarts to win the 35-lap NASCAR Whelen All-American Series SK Modified feature at the Waterford Speedbowl.
For the second consecutive week rain has brought a halt to racing at Stafford Motor Speedway, this week before the show could even get off the ground.
THOMPSON – For years Ben Rowe has watched as some of the best drivers at Thompson International Speedway have used the slide job in turn two to master passing through the corner.
If you’re a motorsports fan in the state of Connecticut and you can’t find a type of racing vehicle that you enjoy watching this weekend, you’re clearly not looking hard enough.
It’s another week leading as the top short track driver in America for Keith Rocco.
Despite not recording a victory in an SK Modified feature since July 3 at the Waterford Speedbowl, Rocco, of Wallingford, remains head and shoulders above the competition in the latest NASCAR Whelen All-American Series national short track standings.
As the all-time winningest driver at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, Ted Christopher of Plainville has proved himself up to the task of conquering the granite state’s biggest racing oval.
