David Clark Continues WCS Dominance in Super Late Models May 21, 2010 – FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE David Clark took the pole in Dunn Benson Ford Super Late Models, but at the onset of the night’s racing, it appeared to be anyone’s race. Behind Clark, veterans Charlie Stephenson, Joe Heigl, Alex Fleming, Curtis Simpkins, Kevin Floars and Jim Kelley all qualified within .25 seconds of the pole time. Setup and tire conservation would be paramount. Read the rest of this entry »

May 14, 2010

Cory Walker sat on the pole in the 30 lap Limited Late Model feature and led the first lap. Frankie Dominick Jr. started on Walker’s outside, and took the lead on lap 2. Back in the field, James Frazier was shuffled back after three runs on Will Roland. Attempt number four was far more successful, and Frazier began to close on Walker. Read the rest of this entry »

May 7, 2010

Pro All Stars Series (PASS) South super late model regular Justin Wakefield survived a wild finish to capture Friday nights’ Capitol City Clash 150 at Raleigh North Carolina’s Wake County Speedway.  Wakefield took the lead away from Ryan Lawler with just two laps to go. Lawler hung tough in second, with series point leader Preston Peltier third. Home track hero Alex Fleming raced home fourth and Heath Hindman completed the top five. Read the rest of this entry »

April 30, 2010

On opening night, Limited Late Model driver Frankie Dominick Jr. needed some mid-race help to get past James Frazier Jr. to win.  Friday night, he had Frazier and the field covered.

Frazier Jr. put his car on the pole with a 13.59 lap, tenths ahead of Dominick Jr.  When the green flag flew, however, it was Dominick Jr. leading the first lap, and every subsequent lap as well.  Frazier Jr. would give chase for the first half of the race until mechanical problems would put him behind the wall for the night. Read the rest of this entry »

April 23, 2010

The quarter-mile Wake County Speedway has laid dormant since the end of the 2009 season, but Friday night the lights came on, the heat went up, and the 2010 racing season kicked off in grand style.

Joe Heigl would sit on the pole for the Dunn Benson Ford Super Late Model 50 lap feature event, but it was David Clark showing the way throughout the 50 lap event.  Through slower traffic, the Raleigh driver was chased by Heigl.  Heigl would need a late caution to catch back up, but none would come and David Clark would take the checkered flag for first win of 2010.  Joe Heigl finished second, with Charlie Stephenson fighting off a late Curtis Simpkins charge to finish third. Read the rest of this entry »