Unity Raceway

300 School St, Unity, ME 04988
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Unity – Racing 6/19 – 6/20

Jun 25, 2008 | Unity Raceway

After a week off watching the bugs getting zapped in the bug zapper, The New Spirit of Unity Raceway was ready to hit the 1/3 mile oval again. This week saw the return of the Thursday Thrilla racing program. The Ladies division hit the track with a great mixture of seasoned veterans and young guns. The heat race saw the #00 of Alicia Goodwin fighting #92 of Carol Wilson. The door to door racing didn't stop the pretty pink machine of Chelsea Young from taking the lead and never looking back. The feature saw the #18 machine of Young take the lead and show her fellow competitors that she hadn't forgotten how to get around Unity Raceway. Young took the win for her first trophy of the season. Former Monsta Mini driver, Billie Allen, followed in second with Molly Feeney third.
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Unity – RACE DAY-6/08

Jun 9, 2008 | Unity Raceway

The extreme heat didn't stop the Monsta Mini's from hitting the track and putting on a cool show for the Four Cylinder National Qualifier. The twelve competitors showed just how much race car drivers ARE real athletics. Lewis Batchelder returned to the Unity Raceway oval in 2008 blazing a fast pace in the first heat race for a win. The second heat race had Tim Robinson return to his winning ways by taking the win. The feature saw Robinson take an early lead. The first caution flag would fly when a spinning Marcus Lowe would tag the #81 of Dylan Lancasater. The restart saw Robinson and Batchelder go door to door. On lap 7, Batchelder would take the lead. Duane Dunifer, returning from his fine run of last week, was gaining on the two leaders. This run would be short lived as Dunifer retired to the pits with engine problems. Jason Trundy, in his 2008 Unity Raceway debut, would start reeling in the leaders. Batchelder and Robinson would race nose to tail for many laps. Robinson would retake the lead. Batchelder's machine was starting to feel the heat of the day. Robinson would cross the stripe first, with Batchelder a close second. Trudy would take his first trophy of the 2008 season in third. Wiscasset regular, Dylan Lancaster, would finish fourth, with rookie Markus Lowe in fifth.

Press release for Unity Raceway

Jun 4, 2008 | Unity Raceway

The NEW SPIRIT of Unity Raceway was blessed by Mother Nature with a bright and sunny day. The Sportsman 108 saw 14 competitors hit the track. The new purple #73 of Mark Dodge of Anson took home the checkered flag in the first heat race. The second heat race was won by the 2007 Unity Raceway Sportsman Point Champion, Brad Bellows, of South China. These two drivers would go head to head for many laps in the feature event. Both drivers would end the event with mechanical failures looming. Bellows would finish first with Dodge following in second.. New comer to Unity Raceway, Dan McKeage would take home the third place trophy.
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Unity Raceway Crowns 2006 Champions

Nov 13, 2006 | Unity Raceway

Unity Raceway Crowns Champions

Waterville, ME – The Top Five drivers from Thursday Thrillas at Unity Raceway and the Top ten from the Weekly Racing Series converged on the Waterville Elks Lodge for the Annual Awards Banquet Saturday night.

The 2006 Season started off with the elimination of the Pro Stock and Super Sportsman divisions. This moved the Sunoco Super Streets to the forefront for the year. In one of the closest point battles in all the ten divisions at the track, Nate Weston of Madison narrowly defeated Palmyra's Ajay Picard for the championship. The difference between the two was just six points. Weston was officially crowned the 2006 champion in the new premiere division Saturday night.

Burgess Wins Unity’s Long John 100

Nov 8, 2006 | Unity Raceway

Burgess Wins Unity's Long John 100

Unity, ME ? Unity Raceway closed the 2006 racing season in New England
Sunday. Despite the cold temperatures racers showed up in full force.

The White & Bradstreet Mini Stocks and the Sun Auto & Salvage Mini
Trucks combined for 50 laps of excitement. Winter Harbor?s Justin
Trombley took advantage of his front row starting spot and never
looked back leading all 50 laps. Lance Chapman of Fairfield had
difficulty in lapped traffic while running second and became the meat
in the sandwich of two back markers. The incident ended Chapman?s day.
Unity Raceway track champion, Carl McAlpine of Burnham started the
race almost all the way to the tail of the thirty one car field but
was able to get into the top five in the caution filled first half of
the race. After getting into the Top five McAlpine had to pit for a
flat tire and try to come back up through the field. McAlpine would
have to settle for third.