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WoO on SPEED Tonight

Posted May 8 2009 10:05 AM by cted

CONCORD, N.C. — May 7, 2009 — On the eve of the first broadcast of the year, the World Racing Group announces that SPEED will again be the exclusive television partner for

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Junior Johnson's son wins first race!

Posted May 7 2009 01:36 PM by cted

A BIG Circle Track congrats to Robert Johnson Jr.

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F1 Dirt Cars

Formula One

Posted May 6 2009 05:37 AM by CtTech

Formula One cars have taken on the look of a dirt car, all be it a poorly designed dirt car. Have you seen them lately.....

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Quarter Midget Tech

Small Car Setup

Posted May 6 2009 05:22 AM by CtTech

I got a call the other day from a guy whose son raced a Quarter Midget car. He needed help with the setup, and well, that's what I do. Here are some simple tips for making those cars better.....

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Buckeye 100 Rained Out

Posted May 4 2009 06:18 AM by cted

Heavy rain moved across Southcentral Ohio on Friday evening and saturated K-C Raceway's grounds, forcing World of Outlaws Late Model Series and track officials to cancel the 50-lap, $12,000-to-win tour event scheduled for...

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Wilmot Raceway Changes

Wilmot Raceway

Posted May 1 2009 06:35 AM by cted

Wilmot Raceway - New Management, New Sanction! Wilmot Raceway, a 1/3-mile dirt track located between Milwaukee, WI and Chicago, IL, will start its 2009 season under new management

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Buckeye 100 Contingency Plan

Posted April 30 2009 07:19 AM by cted

With Wet Weather Possible On Friday, World of Outlaws Late Model Series Announces Contingency Plan For Buckeye 100 Weekend At K-C Raceway

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David Poole Passes Away

Posted April 29 2009 06:24 AM by cted

All of us here at Circle Track magazine were saddened to learn of the passing of David Poole. Poole, the Charlotte Observer's NASCAR beat writer, died yesterday of a heart attack. He was 50.

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NASCAR's Finish at Tally Could have been more costly

Edwards flying car injures 8 fans

Posted April 27 2009 08:05 AM by JGibson13

Edwards was just thankful that it wasn't worse.

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Fuller wins First

Posted April 27 2009 06:58 AM by cted

HAGERSTOWN, MD (April 25, 2009) - Tim Fuller of Watertown, NY lead the last 20 laps of the 28th Annual Stanley Schetrompf Classic and took his first career Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series event on Saturday Night at...

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CT Project car at SGMP

USAR Pro Cup South Georgia Motorsports Park

Posted April 24 2009 08:24 AM by cted

Well folks, the Circle Track Project Pro Cup and Gibson Motorsports arrived in Cecil, Georgia.

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Old Sells Too

Old Dogs

Posted April 23 2009 05:28 AM by CtTech

We mostly think of the desireability of young drivers when it comes to selling products through racing sponsorship. Is that correct or are we missing something here???

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Moving Right Along

USARacing

Posted April 22 2009 06:33 AM by CtTech

We have one race under our belts and are on the way to South Georgia Motorsports Park. The saga continues....

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