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Bobby Kimbrough
on
03/12/10
We were curious how many dirt track song’s have been written and if there were any that were worth listening to. A quick google search lead us to Wiki Answers and three songs right away and this gave us a good starting point.
Tell us what your favorite Dirt Track Song is!
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Bobby Kimbrough
on
03/12/10
Whether you’re a local short track champion looking for an opportunity to advance your career or racing sprint cars or legends and want to learn how to get the most out of your ability, Richard Petty’s Driver Search may be just what you’re looking for.
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Bobby Kimbrough
on
03/11/10
The popularity of the TV show “Madhouse” about asphalt modified racers at Bowman Gray Stadium in Winston-Salem, North Carolina has opened the flood gates for more racing shows. Yesterday we reported on Dirt Knights, an upcoming broadcast TV show that will cover five drivers in the USMTS modified series throughout their season. Most of the responses to that post had fans overwhelmingly excited about a dirt track racing reality show, and one reader clued us in on another new show on the Discovery Channel, Heartland Thunder.
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Cody Norris
on
03/11/10
It was a warm, sunny day in southern California, which made it a great day for a model shoot. And with a good looking car and beautiful girl, it made it that much better. Not only is Anne McDaniels a model and actress, she owns her own business. We decided to take her and the Dodge Magnum R/T over by Lake Skinner to get some nice shots.
Posted by
Bobby Kimbrough
on
03/10/10
So you like the Discovery Channel’s show Madhouse but you’d like to see it based on dirt track modifieds? We started hearing about a new reality TV show coming soon on the Versus channel that features USMTS drivers last week. Then there was a video trailer that came out this week on youtube. Within a couple of days their was so many views that the trailer was taken down.
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Tom Bobolts
on
03/10/10
New for 2010 are some brand new products from many of the COMP Performance Group companies. These include COMP Cams, TCI Automotive, FAST, and ZEX to name a few. Here are some things that we thought you needed to check out from these new books.
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Bobby Kimbrough
on
03/10/10
Now here’s something that you don’t see everyday. Let’s say you are a classy guy with a passion for dirt track racing and classic Detroit muscle. Well…..we’ve found the perfect car for you! Posted on Craig’s list is a classic 1968 Camaro.
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Bobby Kimbrough
on
03/10/10
Promoter Mike Gibson and family hosted the Victorville Auto Raceway’s Awards Banquet on February 27th to a packed house of racers, crew members, family and friends. While the weather in the high desert kept a chill on the surrounding area, Building #2 at the San Bernardino County Fairgrounds was filled with the warmth of family and friends as the top racers in each division were rewarded for their 2009 racing efforts.
Posted by
Gary Laster
on
03/09/10
Scott Bloomquist of Mooresburg, TN passed race leader Dale McDowell of Chickamauga, GA in turn four of the final lap as he outsprinted McDowell to the checkered flag in winning the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series sanctioned March Madness race Sunday at Cherokee Speedway. Randy Weaver of Crossville, TN crossed the stripe in third followed by 16th starting Don O’Neal of Martinsville, IN and Chris Madden of Gaffney, SC rounded out the top five.
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Bobby Kimbrough
on
03/09/10
In our quest to make an indestructible dirt track race car, we began by changing out the drivetrain piece by piece and replacing the worn out components with some budget minded but top shelf equipment. When it came time to upgrade our street stock project car’s rear end, there was only one real choice – a bulletproof Ford 9 inch rear end. For a bomber stock, it’s the only way to go. Most of the dirt tracks that allow a Ford 9 inch rear end also allow a floater rear end for safety. With a variety of companies that manufacture the Ford 9 inch, we knew there were a lot of alternatives available. However, we selected the Circle Track Package from Moser Engineering as our weapon of choice.
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Gary Laster
on
03/08/10
Friday night kicked of the opening round for the Fastrack National touring division. “Superman” Johnathon Davenport topped 48 other drivers in qualifing. Davenport collected the $500 award for being quickest in City Chevrolet Qualifying.
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Bobby Kimbrough
on
03/08/10
Scorpion Racing Products has produced the ultimate piece of engine candy, the seemingly everlasting Racing Lifter. We were invited behind the walls of the Scorpion Performance Factory which looks and operates like the world’s most prestigious watch factory. Given the precision of the superior manufacturing equipment and products, Scorpion has brought Rolex type manufacturing into the United States and into high performance engine components. Our goal was to see the Scorpion Racing Lifters and find out what makes them one of the coveted prize pieces in the Scorpion Racing Products Line.
Posted by
Gary Laster
on
03/08/10
With the grand opening of Ocala Speedway’s 2010 racing season set for March 5th, fans will soon discover many new things at Florida’s oldest race track. The United Dirt Late Model Challenge Series will return to Ocala to begin the year, featuring the top names in dirt late model racing running 50 laps for a $3000 payout to the winner. The Amsoil V8 Thunder Stocks and Mini Stocks will also be on the schedule for the opening night.
Posted by
Gary Laster
on
03/08/10
The O’Reilly Auto Parts SUPR Late Model Series officially unveiled the schedule for the 2010 racing season, the 21st year of promoting dirt late model racing in the gulf south. The season begins once again at Texas Motor Speedway with the 7th Annual Texas World Dirt Track Championship. This event has grown to one of the largest dirt races in the country with last year’s event….
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Gary Laster
on
03/08/10
The 2010 Gold Rush Tour for the World of Outlaws just got even bigger as the Magic City Showdown at Nodak Speedway in Minot, North Dakota will now be a two-day event on Friday, August 20 and Saturday, August 21. The pair of races at the high-banked 3/8-mile will serve as the kick-off of the 11-race mini-tour which will visit six tracks in four states and one Canadian Province.
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Gary Laster
on
03/08/10
After four special series visits over the past three seasons, IMCA Modifieds will have a regular weekly home at Gillette Thunder Speedway in 2010. The IMCA division joins regular race programs at the 3/8-mile dirt oval beginning on April 24. Saturday night point races are set through Sept. 18.
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Bobby Kimbrough
on
03/08/10
The second week of regular season racing action at Florida’s oldest speedway will bring another round of firsts to Ocala area race fans, including a new regular division making their debut at Ocala Speedway. Meanwhile three other regular divisions will get their first crack at Ocala’s tough layout in 2010 on Friday, March 12th.
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Bobby Kimbrough
on
03/05/10
Hal Minyard, CRA sprint car champion in 1964 & 1965 and was credited with helping to develop the first decent crash helmet known as McHal, died 1:00 a.m. Thursday March 5th of heart failure. He was 85 years of age. A native of Crestline, California, Minyard raced midgets in the late 1940s winning the Southern California Midget Racing Association Championship in 1947. He eventually moved into sprint cars in the early 1960s where he won his CRA titles racing at tracks in the Western United States. Migrating to the Midwest to compete in the USAC league in 1967, he raced at tracks in the midwest, winning a Track Championship at the famed Eldora Speedway in 1971.
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Cody Norris
on
03/04/10
We are proud to announce the new face of OneDirt.com debuting today. We think you are really going to like the fresh contemporary look and effortless navigation of the new site. OneDirt.com is still going to have the fascinating tech articles, compelling interviews, up-to-date dirt track news, same night coverage of major events, latest new product releases for the dirt track market, and all the dirty news that’s fit to print. Plus, we’ve made it refreshingly easy with a daring new look.
Posted by
Bobby Kimbrough
on
03/03/10
Small block Chevy heads have been manufactured since 1955, and have been used in high performance applications as soon as the first one rolled off the assembly line. Fifty-five years of manufacturing have left us with an endless number of different cylinder heads for the SBC engines. General Motors estimated that through 2005, more than 90 million small block Chevys have been produced, which means that there have been at least that same number of SBC cylinder heads produced. We break down the differences and advantages between the most popular ones.