After dominating early in the race, Jimmie Johnson was able to charge back from a mistake on pit road to win the Autism Speaks 400 at Dover International Speedway. Johnson led 298 laps in his #48 Lowes Chevy on Sunday.Officials of the Automobile Racing Club of America (ARCA) and Cayuga Motor Speedway today announced that the ARCA RE/MAX Series race scheduled for June 28 at Cayuga, has been cancelled and will not be rescheduled.
Reliable sources recently told RacingForTheWin.com the end is near for Mayfield Motorsports. Mayfield Motorsports reportedly sent all their employees home on Tuesday, and told employees they will not compete at the Autism Speaks 400 at Dover International Speedway. However, Shana Mayfield and Mayfield Motorsports' GM have both said they will compete at Dover and for the remainder of the season. RacingForTheWin.com has not recieved any new details regarding these developments.
Rusty Alton grew up in Waldorf’s growing days. Alton has raced open-wheel modifieds, sprints and even trucks. Now, he races under the lights on Friday Nights at Potomac Speedway, while running his Waldorf-based trucking company.
After winning his legal battle last month, Helio Castroneves was able to to continue his return to stardom, winning his third Indianapolis 500. After starting from the pole, Castroneves became only the 6th driver to win the Indy 500 three times. In a tearful celebration, the only words that Castroneves could muster up was "this is incredible." He continued, "you [fans] are what kept me strong".
"I told you earlier we were gonna win this race," Rogers said in victory lane. "I knew I had a shot, I knew Woody was gonna drive it in hard on the high side and I knew Bobby was finally gonn
BREAKING NEWSOne of the fastest pro-mod runs ever took place just before a thunderstorm washed out the remainder of the event. Tommy Gray, from Baltimore, ran a 5.903 -- which would've been the fastest run ever in IHRA history if he ran in during the President's Cup Nationals. That is, according to our records, the third fastest legal pro mod run ever. It would also be the fastest pro-mod run ever on the American East Coast. Raymond Commisso's 5.884-second run at Houston Raceway Park earlier this year holds the record for being the fastest pro-mod run ever.
Attrition took it's toll Friday Night at Potomac Speedway. The races were slowed several times due to some big pileups in the Super Late Model and Street Stock features. When the dust settled, it was a good night for Darryl Hills as he picked up his first win of the season.
Despite leading the most laps in every event run at Old Dominion Speedway in 2009, 18-year-old Kyle Hall (from Chaptico, MD.) had not won a race yet. That was until Saturday Night, when he finally took his FirstCommand Financial Planning Chevrolet to victory lane, holding off a late charge by 2008 track series champion Willard Lawrence.
