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Hirschman Thunders To $3,500 Score
Matt Hirschman thundered his way to the $3,500 payday after winning the Thunder in the Hills 100 presented by the Upstate Automotive Group for the Race of Champions Asphalt Modified Tour Saturday at Holland Int'l Speedway
Carl Renezeder Stands Tall In Wheatland
On his retirement tour and with his remaining starts dwindling, Carl Renezeder scored a memorable Lucas Oil Off Road Racing Series Pro 4 victory on Saturday at Lucas Oil Speedway.
COLUMNS
WADE: Racing Is Still Racing
Racing is racing. Once a driver puts on a helmet and straps into the cockpit, it’s impossible to guess if the racer is male or female, younger or older — or which country issued his/her passport.
FENWICK: Too Much Aero, Too Little Passing
NASCAR has tried everything to make the Monster Energy All-Star Race exciting.
KNUTSON: Good Old Days; Cosworth DFV
The good old days started 50 years ago at the 1967 Dutch Grand Prix when the three-liter Ford Cosworth DFV V-8 made its race debut and won in the back of a Lotus 49 driven by Jim Clark.
RACING NATION
Jason Beats Burt In Battle Of Myers Brothers
Jason Myers had his work cut out for him on Saturday at Bowman Gray Stadium, but he stepped up and took the checkered during the FOX8 WGHP 100.
Unzicker Pockets Macon Speedway Cash
Ryan Unzicker took advantage of lapped traffic to win the 50-lap super late model feature on Saturday night at Macon Speedway.
Fire Halts Action At Canandaigua
Despite cloudy skies all day, things stayed dry at Canandaigua Motorsports Park during the annual Family Autograph Nigh on Friday evening.
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Traco Engineering Spelled Victory
There was a time during the 1960s and ’70s when a small, brick-front building in a Los Angeles industrial area, squeezed between Helen’s Café and Jim Narin’s Machine Shop on Jefferson Avenue, was one of the most important race shops in America.
Dan Gurney’s Proudest Moment
During a career of diverse and remarkable achievement, Dan Gurney’s proudest moment, and perhaps his most significant victory, came 50 years ago when he won the 1967 Belgium Grand Prix in a car of his own design and construction.
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