PHOTOS: Short-Track Focus Sept. 3-9
by NSSN Staff
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- Kyle Larson (77) races under Chase Johnson en route to winning the Civil War Sprint Car Series feature at California’s Silver Dollar Speedway. It was one of two races Larson won on the night. (Tom Parker photo)
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- Coleman Gulick celebrates after winning Sunday night’s sprint car feature at Indiana’s Kokomo Speedway. (Gary Gasper photo)
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- Modifieds battle for position during heat-race action at Quebec’s Autodrome Granby. (Leif Tillotson photo)
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- Bryan Sebetto (24) charges under Craig Mintz en route to claiming the FAST sprint car championship at Fremont (Ohio) Speedway. (Action photo)
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- Cory Ward (18) fights off Dustin Keegan (18) during dirt truck competition at Ohio’s Fremont Speedway. (Action photo)
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- Indiana’s Frank Marshall defended his modified championship as he won it again at Michigan’s Hartford Motor Speedway for 2012. (Gary Gasper photo)
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- Veteran Eddie Hoffman (8) races Jack Kalwasinski (99) early on in the late model feature at Illiana Motor Speedway. Hoffman didn’t win the race but won the track championship for the first time in his career. (Gary Gasper photo)
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- Russ Wood with fist in air goes under the checkered flags of starter Frankie Horvath for his seventh ISMA Star Classic victory Sunday at New Hampshire’s Star Speedway. (Jim Feeney photo)
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- Shayna Texter wins the single pro feature in Knoxville for the second straight year, cementing her name in the record books as Knoxville (Iowa) Raceway’s first female to win a feature last year and repeating the feat again this year during AMA’s recent Flat Track Series race at the half-mile oval. (Conrad Nelson photo)
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- A driver stands on the gas during Friday’s modified program at Lakeside Speedway in Kansas. (Ivan Veldhuizen photo)
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- Modifieds tussle for position during USMTS modified competition at Minnesota’s Oglivie Raceway. (Bruce Nuttleman photo)
Posted by NSSN Staff
on Sep 13 2012 Filed under Latest Headlines, Media Gallery, Photos, Racing Nation, Regional Notes.
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