Anthony Perrego and Kenny Tremont Jr. hooked up in what would have been a crowd-pleasing battle Friday night at the Albany-Saratoga Speedway, but in the end the 14th-starting Perrego prevailed.
Over the decades, countless drivers have decided it was time to hang up their helmet and taken up race promotion as both a livelihood and a way to stay active in the sport they love.
When the Saratoga Automobile Museum reopens once the COVID-19 pandemic subsides, the main Golub Gallery exhibit will feature the iconic collection of noted sports car racer Rob Dyson.
Regular readers will recall that we’ve been looking at the past in a manner borrowed from comedian Jeff Foxworthy, whose routines always began, “You might be a redneck if…”
As we while away the hours in relative isolation from the world, we got to thinking about some more signs that you might be an old timer, a topic we’ve enjoyed looking at before.
Before the start of Friday night’s 30 lap USAC AMSOIL National Sprint Car Series feature, observers were debating whether polesitter Kevin Thomas Jr. or his front row companion Kyle Cummins would jump out front and lead flag to flag.
The new stands at Volusia Raceway Park, which were still being welded together when the ASCoC sprinters kicked off the open cockpit portion of the DIRTcar Nationals Wednesday, are double the height of the old bleachers.
Defending World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car Series champion Brad Sweet survived a wild skirmish with Ian Madsen to claim his first Outlaw win of the season Saturday night during Volusia Speedway Park’s DIRTcar Nationals.
