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Twin State Speedway Release
01022008
Twin State Speedway to Host
Weekly 4cl. Enduro Racing in 2008
As the 2008 racing season
approaches Twin State
Speedway is making a change in
its entry level 4cl division. For
2008 TSS will host a 4cyl
Enduro division. Over the last 2
seasons we have watched the
Wildcat class experience an
identity crisis, at one point they
wanted to be a regular race
division than they wanted to be
an Enduro, as well as the TSS
management was having the
same problem. According to
TSS tech inspector Gary Baker
over the last couple of years the
guys have really done there
homework and started to build
some really nice little race cars,
As that was going on the car
counts seemed to be getting
smaller each season. With that
TSS felt we needed to get that
class back to the basics, so it
was announced at the Wildcat
rules meeting that this division
will be strictly a 4cyl Enduro
division in 2008. This was very
well received by the 20 or so
teams that were in attendance.
During the 2008 race season
the Wildcat/Enduro class will run
a 50 lap feature on a weekly
basis. There will be a weekly
entry fee to be determined over
the next couple of weeks with
100% of the entry fee going
back to the race teams. It is the
hope of TSS that a competitor
will be able to build a car for
under a $1000.00 and come
and race and just have some
fun. Rules for this entry level
division should be ready by Feb
1st. don’t forget Twin State
Speedway opens on Fri night
April 25th at 7pm. Featuring
ACT style Late Models, Pepsi
Modifieds, Super Streets,
Dominos Pizza Strictly Stocks,
Wildcats/Enduros and our Youth
Sportsman.
| Riverside Speedway For immediate release 123007 DOUG BANDY GRABS PRE- HANGOVER 150 WIN AT RIVERSIDE SPEEDWAY The weather was absolutely gorgeous for the running of the second annual, Alan’s Home Improvements, Pre-Hangover 150 lap enduro at Riverside Speedway in Groveton, New Hampshire. Close to one thousand diehard race fans flocked to get their winter fix at the Northern New Hampshire speed plant, and forty-three special racers from throughout New England battle their way through some very tough racing conditions. When the checkers waved, it was an emotional victory for Lyndonville, Vermont’s, Doug Bandy. Bandy was the driver that was airlifted from the track at the Frostbite 400 last October. Bandy’ s race was quite eventful as he almost threw it all away as he got stuck in the deep snow off turn three with about thirty laps to go. He dug his way back onto the track, and rolled to a two lap victory in a badly sputtering racecar. Racing home second was Micheal Dearden out of Maine, followed by New Hampshire speedster, Ryan Avery. Rounding out the top ten were David Wilds, Lawrence MacDonald, Jordan Davis, Jesse Switser, Michael Smith, Ben Bedor and Paul Wood. The next event on the Riverside calendar will be Sunday, January 6, 2008, as rules meetings will be held at the American Legion in Groveton, New Hampshire beginning at noon. For more information on Riverside Speedway and to view some great photos of the event, visit our website at www.riversidespeedway. org, or call the track hotline at 603- 636-2005. Riverside Speedway is located on Brown Road, off Route 3 in Groveton, New Hampshire. |
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