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Marc,

You didn't list any of the So TX track rules for modifieds. Are Houston or USRA rules acceptable? Also, we use radios, so can we use radios for this race? What tire will be used?

This is right between OktoberFast and Stock Car Spec, so we might be able to make it up there.

Rusty

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Houston or USRA rules are accepted. If you run The F53's you have to run RRS Rules. Radios are fine, we have used radios all year at RRS. Here is the track owners number, Mike Cooper 940-636-5258, besure to tell him I told you to call. Anyone welcome to call.

Now I'm in trouble! :huh:

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The following will be available race weekend.

1-There will be racing fuel available at the track.

 

2-Smileys of Wichita Falls will be open for the weekend for the Speedway.

 

3-Advance Auto parts will have a delivery truck for the Speedway they will deliver to the

track on all 3 days, Friday , Saturday and Sunday.

 

4-There will be a tire shop that will be open and two garages that will be open for this weekend. The garages will be free of charge to use if needed to the teams/drivers.

 

5-The track will also have campers for rent, campers and motorhomes will start moving in on Thursday night October 12th at 6pm.

 

Look forward to having everyone attend on Oct 14th & 15th.

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Racing Legend LLOYD RUBY will be Grand Marshall at Red River Speedway

for the North Texas Asphalt Championship Races!

Novenber 18th, 2006

For More Information go to www.redriverspeedway.com

 

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Lloyd Ruby seated in the car he raced in the 1961 Indianapolis 500.

 

For 18 years, race car driver Lloyd Ruby challenged the brickyard at the Indianapolis 500. For five of

those years he led the race at various points. He was always in contention; it always looked like it was

going to be his year. But it never was. He became known as "the best driver to never win the 500," a label that was something of a backhanded compliment, but one that never bothered him. "It was almost the truth," Ruby said. "It was just bad luck to be leading the race five different times and then to go out on every one of them. Every year, I just put it behind me and hoped the next year would be the one. I guess I just didn't stay around long enough."

 

Wichita Falls, Texas just recently honored Ruby, 78, the elevated expressway that runs the length of downtown from north to south. What was once known as the Broad/Holliday overpass will now be called the Lloyd Ruby Overpass.

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With over 100 cars in the pits for the North Texas Asphalt Championship Race, Mother Nature was the winner this weekend. Red River Speedway looked more like just River Speedway.

The weekend was not a total washout! Friday night Practice saw lots of cars, Barbecue & beverage consumption. Saturday the gates opened to sunshine with pactice in all classes completed...then the rain came.

The Track and there crew tried to keep the track dry but mother nature finally won out. After overnight night rains dumped as much as 6 inches of rain. Promotor Mike Cooper had to call the show off.

The race will be rescheduled for Nov. 18th. Gate will open at 9am and will be a one day show.

More info to follow.

 

Thanks to everyone who came out. Look forward to getting the show in on Nov. 18th!

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Press release from Track:Mother Nature Sweeps North Texas Asphalt Championships!

 

Well, it looks like mother nature would be the big winner this past weekend by 6+ inches! A 75-year old record for the area. Despite the 100+ plus cars ready to race, the rain came and it rained...it stopped...we started to dry the track...it rained...it stopped...we started to dry the track...it rained...you get the picture!

 

Red River Speedway would like to thank all of the teams that attended from throughout the region. Race teams from Texas, Missouri, Colorado, Oklahoma, and Arkansas were all in attendance.

 

We are not done yet! November 18th, 2006

 

SATURDAY, NOV. 18th - 15-LAP QUALIFYING HEATS & 50-LAP MAIN EVENTS

$50 pit passes. No entry or registration fees. 15-lap qualifying heats. Main events line up by points earned in qualifying races. Pits and grandstands open 9 am. Races start 12 pm. $8 Adults, $4 kids (6-12 yrs), Under 6 FREE.

 

NOTE: For those that attended the original event, we have your registration information and you will receive a $25 voucher that will automatically be applied. All cars will re-draw for starting positions for the 15-lap qualifying heats.

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