Haymond Law Firm Continues Short Track Auto Racing Sponsorship with MS Motorsports
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Bodine Bobsled Challenge – Day 2
Lake Placid, NY — Boris Said used a borrowed sled to prove he’s still the man to beat at the 3rd Annual Chevy Bodine Bobsled Challenge presented by Whelen Engineering. Said topped the time charts for the two qualifying runs, which set the lineup for Saturday’s championship runs.
The field of NASCAR and NHRA drivers practiced Friday morning and then took a pair of qualifying runs Friday afternoon. The combined times of those two runs ranked the drivers, with Saturday’s order going from slowest to fastest.
Jack Arute & Ted Christopher Team Up for the Winter Series Windsor, CT — Northeastern racing fans have a new way to pass the winter months. Mototown USA, New England’s…
Read moreOxford, ME — Kevin Harvick is stock car racing’s equivalent of a big-game quarterback.
Consider the 2007 season, when Harvick swept the season-opening Daytona 500 and Orbitz 300 at Daytona (Fla.) International Speedway. Three months later, with another million-dollar jackpot sitting on the table, Harvick scored his first-ever victory in the NASCAR Nextel All-Star Challenge at Lowe’s (N.C.) Motor Speedway.
Harvick also is part of a new NASCAR generation that pledges its allegiance to racing anything, anywhere, at any time. Pull all those clues together and it’s no surprise that Harvick has announced his entry into the 2008 TD Banknorth 250 at Oxford Plains Speedway.