Newburgh, NY — In only his second start in the ALNRS Victor Johnson of Troy, NH grabs his first win Saturday night at Monadnock Speedway. Second place went to series points leader James Logan and rounding out the top three was aDP Rivet Rookie of the Year contender Kyle Poodiack of Bennington, NH.
After being rained out Friday night at Twin State Speedway the ALNRS showed up to race Saturday afternoon at the fastest quarter mile in the east. A heavy hail and thunderstorm moved through the area as teams began to arrive and it appeared as Mother Nature would ruin another night of racing. The storm passed quickly and the sun came out and dried the track.
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Newburgh, NY — After being off for three weeks do to another weather cancelled race on Aug. 2, Mother nature wins again for the sixth time this season forcing the cancellation of this evenings race at Twin State Speedway in Claremont, NH. The next scheduled race is tomorrow evening a Monadnock Speedway in Keene, NH, however mother nature looks like she will win that one also. Stay tuned for further details.
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Newburgh, NY – Former ALNRS competitor Tayla Orleans Wins big in her return to the ALNRS. Tayla started last in the 13 car field and went from the back to the front in dominating fashion. Second place went to Randolph, VT. native Dylan Smith. Rounding out the top three was former two time ALNRS Champion Anthony Frissora from Shrewsbury, MA who returned to the series in a car fielded by G&S Racing. Stay tuned for complete results from the ALNRS North/South Shootout.
Newburgh, NY — Adirondack Int. Speedway adds a 50 lap Allison Legacy North Race to their schedule of events for the NASCAR Camping World East Series weekend on July 26. Series Director Michael A. Vasquez, Sr. stated that after several rainouts and the cancellation of the July 27 Beachridge Speedway event the series was looking to add a race to their shortened schedule.
With the help of Adirondack Int. Speedway management the ALNRS was added to the NASCAR event. Vasquez stated this will be the series first ever race in upstate New York and what a better way to do it then to run with the NASCAR CWES. Vasquez also stated that the race may also be a blue grey shootout as several Southern Allison Legacy teams expressed interest in attending the event. The Allison Legacy North Race is scheduled to be run just before the CWES race. As of today Vasquez stated the race purse is $500.00 to win and that additional sponsors may added in the next several weeks. Check back for a complete run down of events for the ALNRS/NASCAR CWES event.
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Newburgh, NY — For the third time this season Mother Nature forced the cancellation of the ALNRS scheduled race at Canaan Fair Speedway. The ALNRS will return to action on July 12 when they make a return to Wiscassett Speedway in Wiscassett, ME for the first time in over two years.
Newburgh, NY — The ALNRS teams arrived at Lee USA Speedway Friday afternoon all geared up for another exciting night of racing. However Mother Nature appeared to have other things on her mind. Just after the teams signed into the pits and began to park their haulers the sky opened up and the track was blanketed with a severe thunderstorm. The storm passed quickly and the sun came out, quickly drying the track. As the Teams completed their first round of practice the skies opened up again. After the second brief shower the speedway crew jumped into action, quickly drying the track for a great night of racing.
First on the card was the on track autograph session for the fans. All the divisions came out and lined the front stretch with their race cars giving the fans a chance to get up close and personal with all the Friday night short trackers, get some autographs of tomorrows stars and even sit in the cars. Once the fans were back in their seats a full night of power packed racing would be enjoyed by all.
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Newburgh, NY — With the impending rain in the forecast for this evening the Lee USA Speedway Management was forced to make a make a tough call by canceling all racing for Friday May 9. With the ever rising cost of fuel the Speedway did not want the race teams to make the haul only to have to turn around with out making a lap. With mother nature being so unpredictable it is always a tough call to make.
The next stop for the Allison Legacy North tour will be next Saturday night May 17 at the fastest quarter mile in the east, Monadnock Speedway. Come out and enjoy yourself to some of the best racing in Northeast with Monadnocks weekly show and the Allison Legacy North Race Series.
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