Super Chevy questions featured on Speed Scene Racing
Lex Dudas was featured on Speed Scene Racing talking about Super Chevy Click Here to Watch
Lex Dudas was featured on Speed Scene Racing talking about Super Chevy Click Here to Watch
The recent SCSW, Inc. purchase of the Super Chevy Show series represents a completely different concept in the world of motorsports
in general, and drag racing in particular. People with racing experience who have invested their careers in the sport are now invested in the series. The benefactors of the purchase will be fans, sponsors, racers and participants.
Drag racing facility owners and operators throughout the United States formed the American Promoters Association (APA) in early 2009. As part of their discussions and work through the APA, several highly experienced track operators became interested in the opportunity to build or acquire their own series.
Those owners wanted to put their experience and dedication to the sport into a national series. They formed SCSW, Inc., and purchased the Super Chevy Show series. Read more…
During the offseason, many sports organizations see part of their personnel go through some sort of medical procedure. It isn’t uncommon to see reports of players from the Phillies or Eagles having surgery within days of the final pitch or whistle of the season.
Maple Grove Raceway isn’t an exception. In fact, two of the track’s personnel have had recent surgery.
Rich Ulmer, who has raced at Maple Grove over the years, was involved in an accident Oct. 25 while traveling to an event at Cecil County Dragway. The gang at Maple Grove was glad to hear that nobody was seriously injured. For more information, click here.