Nathan

hope the best for texana this year and years to come.

thank you James for your reply.

hum this thread seems to be the opposite of what we promote on this site. regardless of what has happened in the past it is still a local track with local people working there. I still think that in a few years we will see the Nascar Cup series at COTA.

I always took pride in buying Simpson equipment.

15,000 to 20,000 for a limited modified roller 20,000 to 30,000 for a full modified roller

15,000 to 20,000

ok since no one has commented I will lend my knowledge. the Crate motors have a very smooth horsepower and torque curve. on Dirt it is like legal traction control. this is the reason they are dominating in the classes they are allowed. they are also affordable compared to a built open motor. we switched to one in Ryan's mod this year and are putting one in our Enduro car as well. if you do the maintenance as the manufacturer recommends they last a long time.

that's what happened to Texas thunder in Killeen. owner wouldnt sell to the promoters. walmart came along with the big price and they sold.

probably James Lopez

He didn't win tim. He lost. Scored as last. Second place passed tech won the race and was legal.

Here is a quote I saw in an article from the tech official It had titanium piston caps all the way around the whole entire car," Brooks said. "It's blatant in the rulebook—no titanium allowed. They were fastened to an aluminum piston and an aluminum caliper. And what that does is it keeps the heat from sinking into the caliber and the piston. They were drilled to keep from holding the heat going into an aluminum piston and aluminum caliper.

It's been years since this class was affordable. If IMCA they have to run 7.5 gm rearends. To buy one built with bracing and the gear you want they are 1,250.00 from rhino. And if you want to run multiple tracks you have to have either multiple rearends or transmission.

Yes sadly as the post said they will not operate the track in 2020. but it is for sale for anyone that would want to purchase it and run it.

Ok I have no experience with those. Just in the imca modified and southern sport modified.

which outlaw class? factory stock, street stock, asphalt or dirt?

interesting

If you have Facebook here is some pictures and a video of the progress. https://m.facebook.com/groups/690320507683737?view=permalink&id=2458704894178614

Go have a talk with the tech person.

That would be awesome

Not true at all. The owner of the speedway has already said that once the bridge is complete and the company renting the ground were finished that they would open back up.

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there are sprint cars in the video too

They put on a show for sure

nice

11/09/2019 Dean Abbey was the Southern Nationals SportMod $11,000 feature winner at Heart O Texas Speedway Dean Abbey was the SportMod feature winner Saturday night. By Don Cook Blogginisracin.com Heart O Texas Speedway (Elm, Mott, TX) November 9 (Saturday) J C Promotions hosted the Southern Nationals at Heart O Texas Speedway! Saturday’s Showcard included last chance qualifiers and final features for three classes! The featured class was the Southern SportMods that were running for $11,000 to win $100 to start! Also on Saturday Showcard were the $1,000 to win $100 to start Modifieds and the $1,100 to win $100 to start Factory Stocks! Congrats to Tommy Williams Jr., No. 151, on his $800 Factory Stock feature win Friday night. Check out all the exciting racing action from Saturday night below: SportMod $11,000 Feature Winner: Dean Abbey, No. 26, lead every lap of the 60-lap feature to take home the $11,000 feature win! Gabe Tucker, No. 95, had a strong run for second, Tommy Davis Jr., No. 25c, was third, Jeffrey Abbey, No. 37, was fourth and Jake UpChurch, No. 24, was fifth. Shane Hebert, Ricky Ingalls, Rowdy Day, Cody Smith, and Kyle Wilkins, rounded out the top ten. Baine Shives, Robby Edwards, aksey Kuykendall, Joel Garcia, Taylor Florio, Johnny Torres, Rodnes White, Dustin Robinson, Justin Shaw, Jared Baird, Adam Willis, Cory Williams, Kale Westover, and Jacob Pirkle, rounded out the field. Twenty-four cars started the feature. Gabe Tucker, No. 95, had a strong run for second. Tommy Davis Jr., No. 25c, had a top three finish. To view a video of the SportMod feature, click below: Modified $1,000 Feature Winner: Best race of the evening! Michael Ables, No. 61, passed Jeffrey Abbey, No. 37, on the last lap of the 20-lap $1,000 to win feature! Jeffrey Abbey, No. 37, settled for second, Bo Day, No. 4, was third, Jason Sartain, No. 17, was fourth, and Glen Hibbard, No. 127, was fifth. Shawn Stephenson, Justin McCoy, Lance Hanson, Brent Gilliam, Austin Carter, Derek Scott Jr., Jack Sartain, Jason Borlace, Mark Johannesen, Chris Huckeba, Rodney White, and Cody Leonard, rounded out the field. Fifteen cars started the feature. Jeffrey Abbey, No. 37, had a strong run for second. Glen Hibbard, No. 127, had a top five finish. To view a video of the Modified feature, click below: Factory Stock $1,100 Feature Winner: Twenty-one cars started the 39-lap feature in honor of Jamey Lough, five cars finished! Dalton Faulkner, No. 27, managed to keep his car together to take the $1,100 feature win! Jason Cook, No. 39, was second, Tim Homeyer, No. 77t, was third, Brandon Hood, No. 1b, was fourth, and Cameron Cook, No. 04, was fifth. Walter Hamilton, Donald Cain Jr., Mason Martin, Dylan Elasko, Jeff Hauser, Blaine Simcik, Westin Abbey, Nicholas Kirby, Chris Davis, Tommy Williams Jr., Tom Earl III, Blake Clark, Tom Earl, Justin Lamar, Terry Dumas, and Will Carter, rounded out the field. Twenty-one cars started the feature. Jason Cook, No. 39, ended up second. To view a video of the Factory Stock feature, click below: J C PROMOTIONS SPECIAL THANKS to Jason Ingalls and Chase Allen for hosting this show! This was the final race of the 2019 season! Heart O Texas Speedway would like to thank all the race fans and racers for their support this season! Heart O Texas Speedway looks forward to an exciting 2020 race season! For the latest information, go to: www.heartotexasspeedway.com Stacy Kolar is the OFFICIAL Photographer for Heart O Texas Speedway! For all your photo needs, see Stacy at: southernsassphotos.com To view a photo slideshow from Heart O Texas Speedway, click on the link below: HOT Photos www.blogginisracin.com