The Series ACT Castrol made its debut at the 10th annual Salon National Auto-Sport Motorise (March 30-31/April 1) in St-Hyacinthe, Quebec. The show annually draws thousands of people to the Hotel des Seigneurs to check out race cars, hot rods, tuners and virtually all things motorized.
The American-Canadian Tour’s (ACT) 12-race Late Model series has a new name for the 2007 stock car race season. The Series ACT Castrol will make its debut on Friday, March 30 at the 10th annual Salon National Auto-Sport Motorise, in St-Hyacinthe, Qc, it was announced today (March 30). The series’ opening race will take place on Saturday, May 19 at the Autodrome Montmagny Speedway (St-Pierre-Montmagny, Qc). The 3/8ths mile high-banked paved oval will host the Montmagny 100.
In the middle of 2005 Tim and his family decided to return home to Maine from North Carolina where they had been for 3 years.
Theriault Ready To Run
Michelle Theriault will drive in the Busch East Series for the North Carolina-based Spraker Racing. (Photo credit: Mike Horne).
A veteran NASCAR Busch East Series owner/driver will field a fleet of cars for a young female driver who will begin her first full season of NASCAR racing next month.
Entries Come in From All Over for Season-Opening PASS South Super Late Model Race CONCORD, NC (March 31, 2007) Many Americans will be hitting the roads next weekend during the Easter weekend to visit family, celebrate the holiday or just take in some rest and relaxation. A number of PASS North Super Late Model teams will be headed for the highways as well. But they aren’t planning on taking it easy or off hunting Easter Eggs, instead they’ll be on the prowl for trophies.
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PASS South Opener, Easter Bunny 150, Only a Month Away
Hop On Down To Hickory Motor Speedway the First Weekend in April
CONCORD, NC (March 13, 2007) – One year ago, the Easter Bunny 150 at Hickory Motor Speedway was just coming together, as was the inaugural season for the Pro All Star Series South Super Late Models. Hickory came, and the series opened with a bang. A total of 34 of the best Super Late Model drivers from both the North and the South showed up to do battle, but the man who came out on top was eventual series champion Mike Rowe.