Wednesday night at the Southern Iowa Speedway
was a cold one. With temperatures in the low 50’s and steady wind out of the
north-west we saw a lot of jackets, blankets, gloves, hats, and hot chocolate. The low attendance on this night was a shame
as the racing on the track was the best we have seen all year. The Hobby Stocks were racing for $500 to win
on this night and four-time Winston Cup Series race winner Ken Schrader was in
attendance with this Modified.
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Thursday, April 23, 2015
Wednesday, April 15, 2015
2015 Knoxville Raceway 360 Preview
The Knoxville
Raceway 360 class should be highly competitive.
Justin Henderson returns in the BDS Motorsports #1 and will try to
defend their 2014 owner’s championship while Henderson will compete for 410
driver points only. The driver’s
championship will be a tough one with several strong contenders.
Joe Beaver won his first Lucas Oil Knoxville Championship Cup in 2014 and won three features. Beaver has to be considered the favorite coming into the season but he will have the target on his back this year with several good drivers trying to win the championship.
Joe Beaver won his first Lucas Oil Knoxville Championship Cup in 2014 and won three features. Beaver has to be considered the favorite coming into the season but he will have the target on his back this year with several good drivers trying to win the championship.
Jon Agan is
sure to be a contender for his first championship. He finished 177 points
behind Beaver last year and although he didn’t get a win at Knoxville he had
just as many top five finishes (seven) as Beaver did, and he won the Sprint
Invaders championship. I look for Agan to be better in 2015 and win some
features.
Tuesday, April 14, 2015
2015 Knoxville Raceway 410 Preview
Thanks to Lucas
Oil and MavTV national television, the 2015 Knoxville Championship Cup Series
season will have a field of competitors that is stronger than ever. A check for $20,000 awaits the KCCS champion at
the end of the season and there are 17 nights of racing to see who comes out on
top. The season begins this Saturday,
April 18 and the KCCS finals are August 29.
Ian Madsen won
his first Lucas Oil Knoxville Championship Cup in 2014 after compiling three
feature wins, seven top five’s, and 11 top ten finishes last year. After a solid second place finish in 2013 the
KCP Racing team stepped up in 2014 to win the title. Now the target is on their
back but they are not by any means resting on their laurels. The team raced
with the World of Outlaws on the west coast in the month of March to get ready
for this year after making a change in chassis manufacturers. Ian once again
raced this winter in his homeland of Australia and his reflexes should be as
sharp as ever.
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