Whelen All-American Series
Whelen All-American Series
Brock Wins K&N Filters Driver Development Scholarship
RIVERSIDE, Calif. – K&N Filters announced the winner of their coveted $45,000 scholarship program is Josh Brock, 17, of Corbin, Kentucky. Brock won the top spot in the Ron Sutton’s Winner’s Circle Shoot Out, earning him a funded 10 race season in the 2010 Grand American Modified Series in the NASCAR Whelen All-American Series, plus a one year driver development program. Long known for the company’s ongoing support of grassroots racing across America, K&N Filter’s heritage of motorsports involvement ranges from junior racers to the top tiers of NASCA > More
Greenville's Porter Plans Hometown Run
Toby Porter is one of the most successful modern era Late Model drivers to call Greenville, S.C., his home.
Porter, 35, has raced and won in just about every pavement Late Model racing series past and present. He’s tested the waters of NASCAR national series racing. He’s won many Late Model races at Greenville-Pickens Speedway, his hometown track.
> MoreMorris Tops First Hunter Index
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. – Experience or the new kid in the spotlight?
That was the question posed to the panel of auto racing writers and NASCAR representatives tasked with compiling the inaugural Hunter Index – a brand new feature on NASCARHomeTracks.com that will spotlight the top 10 drivers in the NASCAR Developmental Series in a monthly power poll.
The first edition boiled down to a simple question: Which driver enters the 2010 season with the most momentum?
> MoreWhelen, Bodine Connect NASCAR Short Trackers To Olympic Gold
The NASCAR short-track community is connected to the gold medal winning four-man United States Olympic bobsled team.
The team of driver Steve Holcomb, Steve Mesler, Justin Olsen and Curtis Tomasevicz won the four-man bobsled Olympic gold medal during the Winter Olympics in Vancouver, British Columbia Sunday, Feb. 28. It was the first USA four-man bobsled Olympic gold medal in 62 years. In addition, Erin Pac and Elana Meyers had a bronze medal performance in the women’s two-man bobsled competition.
> MoreCrew Fuels Run For Tibben’s 4th Straight Adams County Modified Division Title
NASCAR Sprint Cup Series driver Jimmie Johnson and Iowa NASCAR dirt Modified driver Jeremy Tibben share an impressive common thread. Each won their fourth consecutive NASCAR championship in 2009. Each knows that seemingly “making it look easy” is actually very hard work.
Tibben, 33, of Stanton, Iowa, won his fourth straight Poet Biorefining Modified division championship on the half-mile dirt oval of Adams County Speedway in Corning, Iowa.
> More2009 Schedule/Results
| DATE | RACE/VENUE | WINNER/POLE | VIEW |
|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 4 | Bailey's 300 Martinsville Speedway |
* Denotes Rookie
# Qualifying cancelled; Field set per rule book
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