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> MoreSTATISTICAL ADVANCE: Analyzing the Langley 150 at Langley Speedway
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (Aug. 30, 2010) – The sixth season of the NASCAR Whelen Southern Modified Tour continues this weekend when the tour visits Langley Speedway in Hampton, Va., for the first time in the history of the tour for the running of the Langley Speedway 150.
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• This will be second time this season the NWSMT has visited the Commonwealth of Virginia. The tour competed at South Boston (Va.) Speedway on April 3. > More
Points Race Tightens For Whelen Honors
Just 6 points separate 4 drivers for final spot on Hall stage
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. – With three weekends left, four drivers are looking to take that final spot on the stage at the Charlotte Convention Center's Crown Ballroom in the NASCAR Hall of Fame and join Connecticut’s Keith Rocco and Nebraska’s Craig Preble in the spotlight at the NASCAR Whelen All-American Series Awards Banquet.
Rocco has already clinched the national championship. The 25-year-old Wallingford, Conn., driver has reached the maximum number of points available with 810.
Preble of Yutan, Neb., remains in second place with 777 points.
> MoreCREW PROFILE: Eddie Harvey
In the NASCAR world, a crew member is the backbone of any team that helps a driver achieve success on the track. Often times the person leading the way behind the scenes is the crew chief. In the NASCAR Whelen Southern Modified Tour, the crew chief is often a family member of the team that calls the shots and makes decisions that often determine the outcome of a race or season for his team.
> MoreSPOTLIGHT ON: Deery A Short-Track Pioneer
Rockford Promoter Keeps Racing Running In The FamilyThe Deery family of Rockford, Ill. is one of the best known and successful family names in American short track racing. The family’s core business has been the tough .250-mile banked oval of Rockford Speedway, which itself is a slice of racing Americana, since 1948.
> MoreNews & Notes: Championship Race Tightens
Top Southern Modified Tour contenders head to LangleyFor the third consecutive race, there has been a change atop the leaderboard for the points championship.
After suffering a blown motor at Bristol Motor Speedway, L.W. Miller (No. 36 John Baker Plumbing & Utilities Pontiac) rebounded to take the lead after finishing second to Andy Seuss this past Saturday at Caraway Speedway in Asheboro, N.C.
James Civali (No. 79 Hill Enterprises/Coors Light/LeBleu Water Dodge) finished with a solid top-10 run, but still fell to third when a new name surfaced in the battle for the top spot in the overall points standings.
> MoreRanger Steals One Back At Montreal
Collects third Canadian Tire win with bump-pass of Bowles
MONTREAL -- Andrew Ranger took one bump that nearly cost him the win and gave it right back to grab the checkered flag in the NAPA AUTOPRO 100 Sunday.
After losing the lead briefly to Jason Bowles on the white-flag lap, Ranger muscled past on the final turn to claim the victory in a NASCAR Canadian Tire Series presented by Mobil 1 race that he had dominated until the final circuit around the 2.709-mile Circuit Gilles Villeneuve.
> MoreDillon Wins Gresham For First Career Victory
Series rookie takes over lead late in action-filled event
JEFFERSON, Ga. - Ty Dillon captured his first win in the NASCAR K&N Pro Series East with a victory in the American Fence Association 150 presented by Mayfield Ice Creamier at Gresham Motorsports Park on Saturday.
Dillon, the 18-year-old grandson of NASCAR Sprint Cup Series car owner Richard Childress, inherited the top spot when the two leaders got together late in the event and then held on to win the action-filled race that concluded with a yellow-checkered finish.
> MoreANTICIPATED RETURN: Track, Teams Glad To Partner Up For East's First Visit To Gresham
JEFFERSON, Ga. - The drivers praised the facility. Track management beamed about having NASCAR back after a long absence. And fans stood and cheered vociferously from driver introductions right through the checkered flag.
Ty Dillon's victory in the NASCAR K&N Pro Series East American Fence Association 150 Saturday night came in the first NASCAR race held at Gresham Motorsports Park since a NASCAR All-Pro Series event in July of 1996 and first race for one of its top series since 1987.
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Potosino | Sunday
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Barrie | Sat. Sep. 11 | TSN*
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