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Music City Quarter Midget
Racing Association, will be hosting a charity event to
benefit Vanderbilt Transport (Lifeflight).
On May 31st, 2008 Music City Speedway, home of the Music City Quarter Midget Racing Association, will be hosting a charity event to benefit Vanderbilt Transport (Lifeflight). Please see the enclosed flyer for more information. We will have several items to raffle off. Lifeflight is going to land in the infield of our race track. It will be a fun day. If you would like more information or would like to donate an item for our raffle; you can reach us through the attached information Charity race flyer Chase Montgomery continues to be impressive. Nashville, TN – Chase Montgomery continues to move up in the points standings after starting in the 12th spot in the NASCAR Late Model feature on May 3rd, Montgomery battled with local driver Andy Johnson for the 5th spot much of the race bring the CARQUEST Chevy home in the 6th spot. Bo Miller once again had a strong qualifying lap starting in the 3rd position. But on lap one Miller’s car got loose coming out turn 4 and getting into the wall. >>>more
Rookie Dillon Oliver Scores First Career Late Model Victory at the Motorplex
NASHVILLE, TN – As if leading the points standings at the historic Music City Motorplex in the NASCAR Late Model division wasn’t enough for eighteen year old rookie Dillon Oliver, he also scored his first career Late Model victory at the Motorplex Saturday May 5 in front of a great crowd of fans.
Oliver started along side Skip McCord for the drop of the fifty lap NASCAR Late Model feature and immediately began to pull away from the field. Oliver pulled out to a two second lead by lap four with McCord, Mark Day, Daniel Pope and Michael House battling for second on back. McCord’s strong run ended on lap twenty-nine when his engine went up in smoke bringing out the only caution of the event. On the restart, Oliver remained out front with Day on his rear bumper. Johnson and Montgomery battled door to door during the final laps for the fifth position. Oliver held off Day to score his first Late Model victory at the Motorplex followed Day, Pope, House and Johnson. >>more
For the third time in four weeks Crossville Raceway plans to get folks out of the Grandstand an onto the track, Friday May 9 with ‘Nickel Night for Kids’. All the Kids in the grandstand will be invited to come on down, onto the track for a hunt for nickels. more
CRA Super Series 150
Rescheduled For July 20th In
NASHVILLE, TN (May 2, 2008) – The Music City Motorplex has announced that the CRA Super Series 150 event that was postponed on March 29th and again on March 30th because of weather has been rescheduled for Sunday, July 20th at the historical track located at the Fairgrounds in Nashville, Tennessee.>>> More
Bo Miller Scores First Late Model Victory Since 2004 at the Motorplex
Bo Miller Scores 2 wins in 2 Nights for Beaty Enterprises. by Mike Curran for Beaty Enterprises Nashville, TN – Bo Miller made his way back into victory lane on Friday night at Beech Bend Raceway Park in Kentucky. Miller then backed that up with a three way tie on Saturday night at the Music City Motorplex for the pole, since Miller was the 3rd driver to qualify he would have to start 3rd in the West Financial Chevrolet. Miller quickly made his move on pole sitter Mark Day but the caution flag flew. Read more
4.19.08 Riverview Speedway Park
Early season weather tough on Little Bristol By TD Clouds are hanging a little low over Riverview Speedway, located next to the Cumberland River in Carthage, TN during a Saturday afternoon practice session. It’s early April and the green waters of the Cumberland River that generally run lazily past the racetrack that is billed the fastest quarter-mile asphalt racetrack in the entire United States, aren’t lazy or green. On this dreary day, the waters of the brown, muddy Cumberland River race past the speedway grounds seeming to challenge the roaring racecars as to which can get around the next turn the fastest. The weather the last several weeks has been a racetrack promoters nightmare; cold at worst, cool at best and if it wasn’t raining, it was threatening to rain. So, a lot of racers and even more fans resign themselves to indoor activities. Although car count, as well as fan attendance, has not been what they would like to see, Arty and Bo Hall, the brand new owners of Riverview Speedway, believe both will improve with the weather. “There are still a lot of drivers getting their cars ready,” Arty, once a driver himself, said as he watched practice from the tracks suite area. “And the weather will improve. What we have to do is continue to provide a good racing venue. We know we have one of the most exciting racetracks in the world. We have to continue to let people know that. After all, this is one of the most exciting and affordable sporting events in the world. A family can come to Riverview, enjoy an evening of fast paced racing and not have to spend a fortune.” As the afternoon wears on and practice evolves into qualifying, a small but steady, stream of fans begins to venture toward the grandstands as the dark clouds continue to lighten. Several drivers, who have obviously been rain watching, pull their racecars into the pits. Things are beginning to look up. Maybe that little ray of sunshine that is struggling to peek through the clouds will break out to a complete sunny day next Saturday.
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