PHOTOS: Short-Track Focus Aug. 27-Sept. 2
by NSSN Staff
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- Gus Dean (56) battles Tyler Young during Rev-Oil Pro Cup Series action at Orange County Speedway in Rougemont, N.C. (Adam Fenwick/AKFPhotos.com Photo)
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- Ray Allen Kulhanek celebrates victory in the ASCS Gulf South event at Golden Triangle Raceway Park in Texas Sunday night. (Ron Skinner photo)
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- Phil Gressman takes the checkered flag in the Attica Ambush All Star sprint car race at Ohio’s Attica Raceway Park. (Action photo)
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- Davey Ray, Scott Hatton, Brandon Waelti and David Budres during Badger Midget Series competition at Wisconsin’s Angell Park Speedway. (Roger Hamilton photo)
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- Lance Dehm (d1) fends off the challenge of Mike Harrison during the recent modified feature at Fairbury Speedway in Illinois. (Rocky Ragusa photo)
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- Timmy Jedrzejek leads the ISMA supermodified field en route to victory Saturday night at New York’s Oswego Speedway. (Jim Feeney photo)
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- Terry McCarl clinched his seventh Knoxville (Iowa) Raceway sprint car championship Saturday night at the historic half-mile oval. (C.D. Nelson photo)
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- Jim Brown (100) and Derrick Noffsinger make contact as they enter turn two at Ohio’s Limaland Motorsports Park. (Mike Campbell photo)
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- Denny Norton Jr. (96) battles Travis Rodewald during Mid-American Stock Car Series competition at Madison Int’l Speedway. (Doug Hornickel photo)
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- Randy Cabral (47) pulls alongside teammate Todd Bertrand (39) during the Gene Angelillo Memorial at Waterford (Conn.) Speedbowl. Bertrand won the race. (Norm Marx photo)
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- Joe Kubenic (19) and Brad Rapp (11r) battle for position during the modified feature at Ohio’s Sharon Speedway. (Joe Secka/JMS Pro photo)
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- Mike Gay spins his street stock at Vermont’s Thunder Road Int’l Speedbowl. (Leif Tillotson photo)
Posted by NSSN Staff
on Sep 6 2012 Filed under Latest Headlines, Media Gallery, Photos, Racing Nation, Regional Notes.
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