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Newsmaker of the Week // Cale Conley

Cale Conley won the biggest race of his 410 Sprint Car racing career Saturday at Sharon Speedway when he throttled to victory in the Lou Blaney Memorial, the richest race of Ohio Speedweek 2020. It isn’t every day that an aspiring driver earns a rich, high profile win. This one, which was worth over $18,000 in purse money and bonuses, …

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Newsmaker of the Week / / Kyle Larson

He came, he saw, he conquered.   That’s the legacy Kyle Larson leaves behind after utterly dominating the last half of PA Speedweek 2020, winning four of the last five features, clinching the Series title early, and doing it handily.  It wasn’t for lack of competition. The PA Posse is legendary in its own right as formidable against outsiders. Yet this this PA Speedweek was …

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Newsmaker of the Week / / PA Speedweek

PA Speedweek 2020 is well underway, with races run off Friday at Williams Grove, Saturday and Monday at Lincoln and Sunday at Selinsgrove. Lance Dewease won at the Grove, Danny Dietrich at Lincoln Saturday and Selinsgrove Sunday and Rico Abreu broke up the Posse domination with a popular Monday night Lincoln win. Crowds? Huge! Fields of cars? Off the charts! …

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Newsmaker of the Week // Timmy Buckwalter

Timmy Buckwalter has been racing a good many years, and in all different types of race cars. But it’s safe to say the win Saturday night in the Bruce Rogers Memorial Money Maker Modified 50 was the most rewarding of his career. In terms of dollars and cents it certainly was – $7,500 for 50 laps of work. Buckwalter is …

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Newsmaker of the Week // Kyle Larson

Kyle Larson is on a roll! Since unceremoniously leaving NASCAR, Larson has been tearing up the nation’s 410 Sprint Car tracks. This past week, the native Californian won All Star races on Monday and Wednesday in Oklahoma and Texas, then drove into Knoxville, Iowa for the World Of Outlaws return and took both of the Friday and Saturday night races …

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Newsmaker of the Week // Tim McCreadie

Tim Mc Creadie has won a lot of big races in his career. Saturday night’s ‘Eldora Stream’ is certainly among the biggest. McCreadie’s drive to victory ended after a nail-biting, two-lap shootout which, as the leader, was his to lose. Instead, a brilliant tactical move, off the bottom of the track to the top, blocked any passing attempt, and sealed …

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New York Tracks – Good To Race…. Without Spectators

This article appears in this week’s Area Auto Racing News by Len Sammons. – Are Speedways In New York State “Race Tracks” Or Entertainment Facilities- Has N.Y. Governor Cuomo Given Permission To Race Cars Or Just Horses? Today on Tuesday, June 2 after the paper had been published, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, clarified this very question with Executive Order …

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Newsmaker of the Week // Kyle Reinhardt

Two days of World Of Outlaws 410 Sprint Car racing in Missouri that yielded disappointing results only bolstered the resolve of fast rising racer Kyle Reinhardt. The twist of weather fate that led Selinsgrove Speedway to reschedule its 410 Sprint opener from Friday to Sunday gave Reinhardt and his team a chance for immediate redemption. And that’s just what happened …

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Newsmaker of the Week // Lincoln Speedway

Lincoln Speedway is the heart of Central Pennsylvania’s 410 Sprint Car country. Top teams call the region home. The Adams County oval is most always the first track to open and among the last to close. It’s well-managed, draws well, and the racing is top shelf. Its ownership lets the on-track action do its talking. This past Monday, Lincoln’s owners …

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Newsmaker of the Week // NASCAR

NASCAR got its Cup season back on track this past Sunday by running its first major race in ten weeks, at Darlington (SC) Speedway. No fans were watching the action live. Pit crews and NASCAR race staff were fractions of their usual numbers. The racing was interesting. Beyond this, the impact of NASCAR getting back up and running cannot be overestimated. …

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