Randy Pfaff wins a close one at Talladega Trucks Randy Pfaff won at Talladega on Tuesday 01/14 in the 30+ 30+Truck Series Winter 2013. | |
John Richards takes the win and the championship at Las Vegas Trucks John Richards won at Las Vegas on Monday 01/13 in the GTRL Winter Truck Series. John Richards grabbed his 3rd win of the season by making a pass with three to go. The #22 Ford used the apron on the front-stretch and a nudge going down the back-stretch to complete the pass. Kevin Yates finished second with Partridge third. Sanders and Kirby rounded out the top 5. The 5-race Winter Truck playoffs start next week at Kentucky. | |
Rob Partridge takes the win and the championship at Dover Trucks Rob Partridge won at Dover on Sunday 01/12 in the NSR Nortex Early Bird Series at GTRL. Well this was was a strange one. Whenever a caution came out, it seemed to be perfectly timed towards the end of fuel runs. These cautions ended up trapping a bunch of drivers a lap down. Lots of Lucky Dogs and wave arounds. Some drivers struggled almost all race to get back on the lead lap. Pace was very good and there were no major incidents to report other than people having a hard time with the tricky pit entrance. At the end of the day, Rob Partridge took another win, followed by John Stanley, John Richards, Brian Kenney and Joe Szot taking 5th place. Floyd Broadley took the pole but was never able to come back on the lead lap, being one of the trapped cars. Good fast paced race. Excellent job by all drivers. Next week we'll be at Atlanta. | |
Paul Sanders leads the most laps on way to win at Bristol ARCA. John Richards claims the championship. Paul Sanders won at Bristol on Friday 01/10 in the GTRL Winter Cup Series. The last half of this race (75 laps) would go green. Drivers were losing tires as the checkers flew. Paul Sanders led on the last restart and managed his stuff while battling Richards for the lead. Cobb finished second on the bumper of the #21 car while Floyd Broadley grabbed third when Richards blew a tire. Sanders moves into first in the points battle with four playoff races to go. | |
Rob Partridge makes a last lap pass to win Rockingham ARCA Rob Partridge won at Rockingham on Thursday 01/09 in the 30+ Cup Series Winter 2013. 30+ Started back up the second half of the Winter season at The Rock. Rob Partridge came out on top with Woody Sykes right on his tail. Next week we play in the dirt at Duquoin. | |
Jerry Watson takes the win and the championship at Chicago ARCA Jerry Watson won at Chicago on Wednesday 01/08 in the DreamLAN ARCA Cars Season #9 Series. | |
Rob Partridge dominates at Charlotte Trucks Rob Partridge won at Charlotte on Tuesday 01/07 in the 30+ 30+Truck Series Winter 2013. | |
John Richards takes the win and the championship at Pocono Trucks John Richards won at Pocono on Monday 01/06 in the GTRL Winter Truck Series. Richards and Sanders battled to the end of this 48 lapper. The final restart setup a 28 lap run in which everyone had to pit, but the stops were spread out. Sanders and Richards pitted on lap 35 & 36 and were able to run down Yates who had pitted on lap 31. Richards pushed the #22 Pepsi Ford past Sanders in the tunnel turn with 8 laps to go and held on for the win. Norman picked up a big points night in the matchups and leads that competition. The last race of the regular season is next Monday at Las Vegas.
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Floyd Broadley beats John Richards in 4 lap run at Chicago Trucks. Rob Partridge claims the championship. Floyd Broadley won at Chicago on Sunday 01/05 in the NSR Nortex Early Bird Series at GTRL. Floyd Broadley was on a mission at Chicagoland. An impressive win on his part with also the fastest lap of the race. Bill Holland took the pole. A late caution came out setting the field for a mad a 5 lap dash. Second place was taken by John Richards, 3rd Robb Cobb, 4th Bill Holland and Brian Kenney rounding up the top five. Rob Partridge got squeezed in the wall by yours truly during a "senior moment". Tires lasted very well a full fuel run. A fun and exciting race as there were packs running everywhere. Good job by all. Next week we are at Dover. | |
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