By: BRODY JONES Special Correspondent for Inside Dirt Racing Seven classes were in action at Wartburg Speedway on Saturday night, slinging dirt and creating thrilling bumper-to-bumper, thrill a minute action at the 3/10 mile bull-ring known as “The ‘Burg”. The Pony Stock class kicked off the feature racing…
By: BRODY JONES Special Correspondent for Inside Dirt Racing The threat of rain might have hurt the car count somewhat, but it didn’t hurt the intense on-track action at the Crossville Speedway on Friday night. In the Street Stock class, Jeff Proffitt and Jason Savage led the field to…
In this edition of the Quick Six blog, we take a look at some recent news and events as the summer months officially get under way. A motivated Scott Bloomquist is bad news for the competition. His motivation following the last years’ tire gate and scales issue from 2 years…
By: BRODY JONES Inside Dirt Racing Special Correspondent Another Saturday night of slam-bang action under the lights of Wartburg Speedway is in the books, and there was plenty of excitement to go around for the loyal fans who make the pilgrimage every Saturday night at the dirt bull-ring known in…
By: BRODY JONES Inside Dirt Race Special Correspondent Another hot, summer night of racing is in the books at Crossville Speedway. Six classes were in action with the big race of the night being the Open Wheel Modifieds racing for $750 to win on the night. The action started off…
In the latest edition of the Quick Six blog, we take a look at some current issues that are about the future of the sport as well as some lingering past issues. With the decision of Mark Douglas to shut down his family-owned race team, everyone within the sport needs…
Tazewell Speedway general manager Chris Corum announced at Saturday’s season opener the track will return to a weekly racing schedule beginning in May. The track was originally scheduled to run their normal group of special events and up to ten points races. After discussions with racers and fans, the…
The latest edition of the Quick Six blog looks at how fans and tracks can do a better job of taking care of business (with apologies to BTO). Fans that complain about getting cheated on ticket refunds on rescheduled races should read the signs at nearly every race track in…
Spring Shootout up next for Smoky Mountain Speedway! By: Casey Moses / Dustin Dunlap – track management – Smoky Mountain Speedway The Spring Shootout is being presented by local dirt racing media outlet – Inside Dirt Racing. Please visit their website – www.insidedirtracing.com – for all the news and notes…
This weekend’s Tennessee Tipoff Spring Nationals race at Smoky Mountain Speedway is still on. Tonight’s practice and Friday’s racing are on as scheduled. Saturday’s program has been moved forward. The driver’s meeting will now take place at 1:30 followed by hot laps and racing. Visit www.smokymountainspeedway for additional information.
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