Joe Heigl, Randy Renfrow and the rest of the Dunn Benson Ford Super Late Models have spent the first four races staring at the back of David Clark’s machine.  For the first time this year, however, someone other than Clark found their way into the winner’s circle. Read the rest of this entry »

Fan Appreciation Night just got better. Buy One $12 Adult ticket with the attached coupon and get One Adult Ticket Free. *Limit One Free Coupon per Purchase.

Don’t forget that the Stars of truTV’s “All Worked Up” will be at the track to meet and greet.

Fan Appreciation Night with the Stars of TruTV’s “All Worked Up”.

6 Divisions of Racing

Double File Re-Starts

Super Late Models, Pro 4 Mods, Limited Late Models, 4 Cyl, Ucars and International Legends

Gates Open at 6:00pm, Racing at 8:00pm

1. There will be 2 cars chained together. NO Station Wagons, Trucks & etc.

2. All pulling cars must be front wheel V6 or 4 cylinders. NO V 8’s!

3. Both cars will have working foot brakes. Back car must have motor, but not running!

4. Both cars must run DOT tires. All glass must be removed expect front windshield.

5. All doors must be welded or chained shut.

6. All cars must have seatbelts with shoulder harnesses. (Factory or Custom)

7. Cars will be chained together 8’ apart. CANNOT HOOK TO BUMPER! No pipes on chains.

8. Minimum wheel base 105”.

9. No racecars may be used as trains!

10. All drivers must be 18 years of age.

11. All drivers must wear approved helmet with jacket & long pants.

12. Wake County Speedway reserves the right to add or change any rule for competitive or safety reasons at any given time.

13. ALL CARS ARE SUBJECT TO TRACK APPROVAL! PRIOR TO RACE NIGHT ALL TRAINS MUST BE PRE- APPROVED & REGISTERED BY WAKE COUNTY SPEEDWAY. ITEMS NOT COVERED IN THESE RULES ARE SUBJECT TO TRACK APPROVAL.

June 18, 2010

David Clark came into Friday night’s 50 lap Dunn Benson Ford Super Late Model event perfect on the season at Wake County Speedway, and at the end of the night he kept his streak alive. Clark sat on the pole, with Joe Heigl starting on his outside. Track record holder Randy Renfrow would have to start further back, but throughout the evening made gains on Heigl and Clark. Heigl would eventually give way to Renfrow, and it appeared as though Renfrow was making ground on Clark, slowly closing the gap from first to second. Renfrow would run out of time, though, and David Clark managed to stay perfect on the season. Renfrow would finish second, with Heigl third, Charlie Stephenson fourth and Curtis Simpkins fifth. Read the rest of this entry »