Guest Justaracefan Posted November 5, 2003 Report Share Posted November 5, 2003 I was talking to my partner in North Carolina today and he told me that Concord is hosting a $15,000 to win Super Late Model race in November. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
25DRM Posted November 12, 2003 Report Share Posted November 12, 2003 REALLY!!!! When is it? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Justaracefan Posted November 17, 2003 Report Share Posted November 17, 2003 Found this article on 51sports: http://www.51sportsracing.com/slm_concord_preview.html Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
FryarFan Posted November 23, 2003 Report Share Posted November 23, 2003 Looks like Casey Smith qualified 13th. Travis Kittleson on the pole Pretty good for Casey when you consider 14th and 15th qualifiers aren't too shabby......Bobby Gill and Rich Bickle. Good Luck Casey!! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
HORSEPOWER Posted November 23, 2003 Report Share Posted November 23, 2003 Casey Smith is starting 19th, after two 25 lap qualifiers determined positions from 9th through 28th. Only the top 8 qualifying spots counted. Sunday qualifiers will set the rest of the grid. Good luck Casey. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
tqj3 Posted November 24, 2003 Report Share Posted November 24, 2003 Clay Rogers won, Casey finished next to last. No details from Concord Motorsport Park. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
The Dude Posted November 24, 2003 Report Share Posted November 24, 2003 1 2 Clay Rogers | Mooresville, NC 2 8 Freddie Query | Kannapolis, NC 3 31 Dean Clattenburg | Dartmouth NS Can 4 88 Travis Kittleson | Merritt Island, FL 5 44 Ricky Marshall | Malabar, FL 6 45 Rich Bickle | Edgerton, WI 7 87 Erik Darnell | Beach Park, IL 8 3 Shelton McNair, Jr. | Plymouth, NC 9 92 Jason Hogan | Cleveland, GA 10 23 Terry Brooks | Concord, NC 11 7 Big" Jim Kelley | Newport, NC 12 17 Mark Reedy | Middleton, OH 13 98 Larry Pollard | Taylorsville, NC 14 72 Ted Musgrave, Jr. | Mooresville, NC 15 48 John Batten | Nashville, NC 16 51 Carnell Lee, Jr. | Wendell, NC 17 33 Conred Burr | China Grove, NC 18 70 John Heck | Indianapolis, IN 19 22 Perry Brown | Riverview, FL 20 43 Dennis Schoenfeld / Ft. Smith AK 21 41 LeRoy Herschell | Charotte, NC 22 10 Ryan Crane | Panama City, FL 23 14 Clete Caywood | South Bend, IN 24 08 Scott Fraser | Shubenacadie, CAN 25 1 Eddie Massengill | Goldsboro, NC 26 54 Johnny Clark | Farmingdale, ME 27 25 Jimmy Simpson | Concord, NC 28 00 Danny Propst | Monroe, NC 29 5 Bobby Gill | Sarasota, FL 30 06 Davin Scites | Wayne, WV 31 99 Casey Smith | Austin, TX 32 9 Tommy Pecaro | Edgerton, WI Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
The Dude Posted November 24, 2003 Report Share Posted November 24, 2003 fromwww.concordmotorsportpark.com CLAY ROGERS WINS $15,000 ASPHALT WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP CONCORD, N.C. - Mooresville's Clay Rogers scored the victory in Sunday's $15,000-to-win 250-lap Asphalt World Championship at Concord Motorsport Park. He overcame early problems with a pair of loose plug wires in scoring the triumph. "This is awesome," said Rogers. "I love racing here and it's good to win at my home track." Pole winner Travis Kittleson, from Merritt Island, Fla., jumped to the early lead and set the pace for the first 62 laps. Ricky Marshall, of Mooresville, drove around Kittleson into the top spot on lap 63. Freddie Query was slowly picking his way forward from his sixth starting spot and moved to second on lap 107. He wasted little time there and drove inside Marshall into the lead five laps later. A lap 114 caution opened the pits and the lead cars chose to make four-tire stops. Six lead-lap cars, including Rogers, remained on the track with Query's team getting him out first of the cars that pitted in seventh on the track. Rogers had pitted five times in the first 86 laps to attach the loose plug wires cycling him to the front of the field. By lap 155, Query moved into second spot and started chasing Rogers. The nine-time winner this season was no match for Rogers as he rolled to the win. "I looked in the mirror a lot over those last few laps," said Rogers. "Nobody is better getting around here than Freddie is. He was good for a few laps after each restart, but then we were able to stretch it out on him after five or six laps. After than it was a matter of driving offensively and not defensively. "We had a rough end to our season, so I'm very happy to get this win tonight." Concord Motorsport Park has been very good to Rogers. In 1999 the speedway presented a triple-crown series where if a late model stock driver could win two of three events, he would earn a $50,000 bonus. Rogers collected that bonus. Concord was also good to Rogers earlier this season when he won the USAR Hooters Pro Cup event at the track. He also has 13 career late model stock victories at the track. "This is the first time I've driven a super late model here," he continued. "I came out here on Friday and looked like an idiot. These cars are so much quicker than Hooters Cup or late model stock cars. But, my guys just worked hard, gave me a good race car and we were able to win today." Query completed an amazing season at the speedway with a second-place finish. Dean Clattenburg, of Dartmouth, NS, Canada, finished third with Kittleson fourth. Marshall completed the top five. The Asphalt World Championship concludes the 2003 season at Concord Motorsport Park. The speedway wish to express sincere appreciation to fans, drivers, teams, sponsors, officials and its employees for a great season. The 2004 season begins on Saturday, March 27, 2004 with the first Big-10 Series event of the year. The following are results from Sunday's 250-lap Asphalt World Championship Big 10 Series super late model feature including finish position, starting position, driver, hometown, car make, laps completed and money won: 1(4) Clay Rogers, Mooresville, Ford Taurus, 250, $15,000 2(6) Freddie Query, Mooresville, Chevy Monte Carlo, 250, $5,000 3(2) Dean Clattenburg, Dartmouth, NS, Canada, Chevy Monte Carlo, 250, $3,000 4(1) Travis Kittleson, Merritt Island, Fla., Chevy Monte Carlo, 250, $2,000 5(3) Ricky Marshall, Mooresville, Chevy Monte Carlo, 250, $1,500 6(14) Rich Bickle, Edgerton, Wisc, Ford Taurus, 250, $1,400 7(13) Eric Darnell, Beach Park, Ill, Chevy Monte Carlo, 250, $1,300 8(23) Shelton McNair Jr., Plymouth, Chevy Monte Carlo, 250, $1,200 9(15) Jason Hogan, Cleveland, Ga., Chevy Monte Carlo, 250, $1,100 10(12) Terry Brooks, Concord, Chevy Monte Carlo, 249, $1,000 11(28) Jim Kelley, Newport, Chevy Monte Carlo, 249, $900 12(10) Mark Reedy, Kannapolis, Pontiac Grand Prix, 249, $850 13(25) Larry Pollard, Taylorsville, Ford Taurus, 249, $800 14(17) Ted Musgrave Jr., Mooresville, Chevy Monte Carlo, 248, $750 15(30) John Batten, Nashville, Chevy Monte Carlo, 248, $700 16(24) Carnell Lee Jr., Wendell, Pontiac Grand Prix, 248, $650 17(29) Conrad Burr, China Grove, Pontiac Grand Prix, 248, $600 18(31) John Heck, Indianapolis, Ind., Pontiac Grand Prix, 246, $575 19(20) Perry Brown, Riverview, Fla., Chevy Monte Carlo, 229, $550 20(11) Dennis Schoenfeld, Concord, Chevy Monte Carlo, 219, $525 21(32) LeRoy Herschell, Charlotte, Chevy Monte Carlo, 197, $500 22(22) Ryan Crane, Panama City, Fla., Chvey Monte Carlo, 194, $500 23(18) Chris Dunn, Raleigh, Chevy Monte Carlo, 176, $500 24(16) Scott Fraser, Shubenacadie, NS, Canada, Chevy Monte Carlo, 126, $500 25(7) Eddie Massnegill, Goldsboro, Ford Taurus, 115, $500 26(8) Johnny Clark, Hallowell, Me., Chevy Monte Carlo, 90, $500 27(5) Jimmy Simpson, Concord, Chevy Monte Carlo, 71, $500 28(28) Danny Propst, Monroe, Chevy Monte Carlo, 65, $500 29(9) Bobby Gill, Dalton, Ga., Ford Taurus, 41, $500 30(26) Davin Scites, Wayne, W.V., Pontiac Grand Prix, 24, $500 31(19) Casey Smith, Austin, Texas, Chevy Monte Carlo, 3, $500 32(21) Tommy Pecaro, Edgerton, Wisc., Ford Taurus, 0, $500 Lap Leaders: Kittleson 1-62, Marshall 63 - 111, Query 112 - 116, Rogers 117 - 250 Margin of Victory: 1.867 seconds Cautions: 13 for 80 laps Pole: Kittleson - 115.548 miles per hour Next Big-10 Series Race: 2004 Season Opener, March 27 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Justaracefan Posted November 25, 2003 Report Share Posted November 25, 2003 Talked to some friends that went to the race. They only had 1 hour of practice Saturday; he qualified 13th and ran 6th in his heat race. Joe Shear Jr came Saturday night and was on Casey's car and pit box Sunday; they said Casey was incredible fast in Sunday's practice was definetly a top-5 car. When they started the race Casey only ran two laps and pulled it in lost his clutch. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
supertx Posted November 25, 2003 Report Share Posted November 25, 2003 Man that's bad luck Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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