Host Fastrak World Championship presented by James River Equipment This Friday and Saturday, September 18-19, 2015

Host Fastrak World Championship presented by James River Equipment This Friday and Saturday, September 18-19, 2015

Jamaica, VA – The wait is finally over as Virginia Motor Speedway will host the $15,000 to win Fastrak World Championships presented by James River Equipment this Friday and Saturday, September 18-19, 2015. The two-day event will include two complete shows culminating in the $15,000 to win Fastrak World Championships presented by James River Equipment. The weekend’s activities will begin Friday September 18th with a $5000 to win, 40 lap event that will include an extended practice, qualifying, heats, B-Mains and the40 lap feature. Saturday, September 19th the speedway will host the biggest race in Pro Late Model racing, the $15,000 to win Fastrak World Championships presented by James River Equipment. The 60 lap event will include practice, heats, B-Mains and the feature to crown a World Champion. Saturday’s activities will also include the BB&T Autograph session giving fans a chance to meeting some of the top Pro Late Model drivers in person. The speedway is offering a tremendous two-day ticket price of only $22. The special ticket will only be sold on Friday September 18th. The special price is to encourage fans to attend both nights of racing. A two-day pit pass (regardless of age) is only $40 and will also get you a seat in the grandstands as well for the two days. This race will feature the best of the best in Pro Late Model racing. Teams from Indiana, West Virginia, Georgia, North Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, South Carolina, Ohio and Kentucky are about to undertake the most exciting and biggest race of their career. Last year’s event saw 55 competitors compete with Tim Dohm of Charleston, WV crowned the 2014 Fastrak World Champion. Friday September 18th admission prices will be: Adults / Seniors (60+) / Military / Students (11-17) – $15 and Children 10 and under free with paying adult. Competitor gates will open at 3pm with spectator gates opening at 5pm. On track action will begin at 6:00pm with hot laps. Saturday September 19th admission will be: Adults – $25, Seniors (60+) – $25, Military (active or retired w/I.D.) – $15, Students (11-17) – $10 and Children 10 and under free with paying adult. Competitor gates will open at 3pm with spectator gates opening 5pm. On track action will begin at 6:00pm with practice. Don’t forget to “Like” us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/vamotorspeedway and follow us on Twitter at www.twitter.com/vamotorspeedway for the latest news and results....

Speedway to Host Fastrak World Championship September 18-19, 2015

Speedway to Host Fastrak World Championship September 18-19, 2015

Jamaica, VA – The excitement level and anticipation for one of the tracks premier events is at an all time high as Virginia Motor Speedway gets ready to host the $15,000 to win Fastrak World Championships presented by James River Equipment Friday and Saturday, September 18-19, 2015. This year the big event will be preceded by a $5000 to win, 40 lap feature on Friday September 18th. The speedway is offering a tremendous two-day ticket price of only $22. The special ticket will only be sold on Friday September 18th. The special price is to encourage fans to attend both nights of racing. A two-day pit pass (regardless of age) is only $40 and will also get you a seat in the grandstands as well for the two days. This race will feature the best of the best in Pro Late Model racing. Teams from Indiana, West Virginia, Georgia, North Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, South Carolina, Ohio and Kentucky are about to undertake the most exciting and biggest race of their career. Last year’s event saw 55 competitors compete with Tim Dohm of Charleston, WV crowned the 2014 Fastrak World Champion. The two-day event will also offer up plenty of fan interaction with the BB&T Autograph session on Saturday September 19th. Friday September 18th admission prices will be: Adults / Seniors (60+) / Military / Students (11-17) – $15 and Children 10 and under free with paying adult. Competitor gates will open at 3pm with spectator gates opening at 5pm. On track action will begin at 6:30pm with hot laps. Saturday September 19th admission will be: Adults – $25, Seniors (60+) – $25, Military (active or retired w/I.D.) – $15, Students (11-17) – $10 and Children 10 and under free with paying adult. Competitor gates will open at 3pm with spectator gates opening 5pm. On track action will begin at 6:30pm with modified hot laps and qualifying. Don’t forget to “Like” us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/vamotorspeedway and follow us on Twitter at www.twitter.com/vamotorspeedway for the latest news and results. ABOUT VIRGINIA MOTOR SPEEDWAY: Bill Sawyer’s Virginia Motor Speedway is a ½ mile dirt oval track is located on U.S. Route 17, eight miles north of Saluda, VA and 25 miles south of Tappahannock, VA in Jamaica, VA. The speedway is just a short drive from Richmond, Fredericksburg, Southern Maryland and the Hampton Roads area. ABOUT JAMES RIVER EQUIPMENT: James River Equipment is your full-service equipment and tractor dealership dedicated to the needs of our agriculture, construction, forestry, commercial and residential customers in Virginia, North Carolina and South Carolina. Our services include equipment sales, parts, service and rentals. With 30 full service locations and over 100 field service vehicles, we stand ready for when you need us to keep you up and running! For dealer locations and equipment info visit www.jamesriverequipment.com. To learn more about Bill Sawyer’s Virginia Motor Speedway and the Fastrak World Championship presented by James River Equipment fans may call the Speedway office at (804) 758-1VMS or visit the track’s web site at www.vamotorspeedway.com....

Tyler Bare Makes Last Lap Pass for Aaron’s Pro Late Model Win; Quade, J. Williams, Brann, Hutchens Grab Wins; 2015 Champions Crowned

Tyler Bare Makes Last Lap Pass for Aaron’s Pro Late Model Win; Quade, J. Williams, Brann, Hutchens Grab Wins; 2015 Champions Crowned

Jamaica, VA – Tyler Bare of Rockbridge Baths, VA passed Davis Lipscombe of Mechanicsville, VA heading to the white flag and then held off Lipscombe to take his fourth Aaron’s Pro Late Model win of the season and be crowned the 2015 Champion. Bare became the first third generation driver to win a championship at Virginia Motor Speedway. Booper Bare and Davis Lipscombe led the field to green with Lipscombe darting to the lead. On a lap 13 restart Tyler Bare got under his dad for second and then set out to reel in Lipscombe. On lap 22 Bare closed in on Lipscombe and finally worked inside him for the lead as the two came to the white flag. Bare would go on to score the win and put an exclamation point on his 2015 Championship season. Rounding out the top five were Lipscombe, Daniel Baggerly, Booper Bare and Jimmy Duncan. In other action Justin Williams of Cord, VA got by David Williams of Mechanicsville, MD on lap 24 to grab the lead and go on to his fifth Victory Lap Late Model win of the season and be crowned the 2015 Champion, it was his third championship in a row; In the Budweiser Modified division Matt Quade of Mechanicsville, MD got the lead from James Sparks of Hollywood, MD on lap 16 and went on to score his sixth win of the season and be crowned the 2015 Champion, it was his second championship in a row; in the Truckin Thunder Sportsman division Timmy Brann of Warsaw, VA held off Jeremiah Marshall at the line by .042 seconds to claim his second win of the season; Chad Beahr of Mechanicsville, VA rebounded from an opening lap spin to be crowned the 2015 Truckin Sportsman Champion; and in the Collision One Limited Stock division Ryan Hutchens of Providence Forge, VA held off Stephen Childress for his fourth victory and was crowned the 2015 Champion. The night for the Victory Lap Late Models started off with Tyler Emory of King George, VA setting a new track record with a lap of 17.654 seconds. That record stood for about five minutes before Justin Williams of Concord, VA set a new track record with a lap of 17.649 seconds. On the drop of the green David Williams bolted to the lead with Justin Williams following in second. The two pulled away from Emory who was trailing by five car lengths in third. Justin Williams would try both the inside and outside of David Williams on several occasions for the lead. On lap 15 Justin Williams looked like he was headed for the turn 3 wall backwards when he regained control of his car to stay in second. That allowed David Williams to pull away by about twelve car lengths. It took Justin Williams five laps to get back to the back bumper of David Williams. Justin Williams drove inside David Williams out of turn 4 several times only to come up inches short at the line. On lap 25 Justin Williams finally got by David Williams on lap 24 for the lead. The two would beat and bang for the next four laps with Justin Williams pulling away on the final circuit to get his fifth win of the season and cap off his third championship in a row. Rounding out the top five were David Williams, Tyler Emory, Billy Hubbard and Billy Tucker. In the Budweiser Modified 25 lap feature Matt Quade battled with James Sparks of Hollywood, MD for the first fourteen laps with Sparks holding Quade at bay. On lap fifteen Sparks car slowed in turn 4 due to mechanical failure and handing the lead over to Quade. On the restart Qaude would pull away from the field and go on to his sixth win of the season and his second championship in a row. Rounding out the top five were Brian Maxey, Brent Bordeaux, Tim Schulte and William Mongold. In the Truckin Thunder Sportsman 20 lap feature Timmy Brann and point leader Chad Beahr led the field to green with Brann powering off of turn 2 to take the lead. Beahr would spin in turn 4 sending him to the rear of the field and putting a possible damper on his title run. Brann would pull away to a pretty sizeable lead. Jeremiah Marshall would reel in Brann in lapped traffic. On the last lap Marshall would dive under Brann out of turn 4 to pull door to door with Brann. The two would come across the finish line in a dead heat and Brann winning by .042 seconds. Rounding out the top five were Marshall, James Snead, Brett Adkins and Matt Ashworth. Chad Beahr would rebound to a ninth place finish and be crowned the 2015 Truckin Thunder Sportsman Champion. In the Collision One Limited Stock 29 lap feature Ryan Hutchens survived a rough and tumble outing to score his fourth win of the season. Hutchens took over the lead in a three wide battle on lap 12. Once out front Hutchens would hold off Stephen Childress for the win. Rounding out the top five were Chris Maxey, Brian Bradley and Dylan Loving. The speedway will take the week off due to the NASCAR races at Richmond International Raceway and return to racing Friday and Saturday September 18th and 19th to host the Fastrak World Championship presented by James River Equipment. The two-day show will feature a $5000 to win 40 lap event on Friday September 18th and the $15,000 to win 60 lap Fastrak World Championship presented by James River Equipment on Saturday September 19th. The speedway is offering a fantastic two-day ticket price of only $22. There will be single day prices for both Friday and Saturday. For information on the Fastrak World Championship presented by James River Equipment visit www.vamotorspeedway.com. Bill Sawyer’s Virginia Motor Speedway is a ½ mile dirt oval track is located on U.S. Route 17, eight miles north of Saluda, VA and 25 miles south of Tappahannock, VA in Jamaica, VA. The speedway is just a short drive from Richmond, Fredericksburg, Southern Maryland and the Hampton Roads area. Race fans can go to www.vamotorspeedway.com to view the complete schedule Virginia Motor Speedway’s 2014 season, find detailed event information, get the latest news, and get complete ticket and camping information. In addition, fans can get social with Virginia Motor Speedway by following @vamotorspeedway on Twitter, clicking “Like” at www.facebook.com/VaMotorSpeedway and on www.youtube.com/VaMotorSpeedway. MEDIA CONTACT: DAVE SEAY (804) 758-1867 OR (804) 357-7223 RACE RESULTS FOR COLLISION ONE | AARON’S CHAMPIONSHIP NIGHT – SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 5, 2015: Victory Lap Late Models (30 laps): A-Main: 1. 2-Justin Williams[4] ; 2. 45-David Williams[1] ; 3. 46-Tyler Emory[3] ; 4. 3-Billy Hubbard[2] ; 5. B1-Billy Tucker[5] ; 6. 43-Buck Roadcap[7] ; 7. 08-Stephen Childress[8] ; 8. K1-Anthony Kincaid[6] ; 9. 09-Larry Black[10] ; 10. 22-David Steele[11] ; 11. 5J-Darrell Dow[9] Fast Qualifier: Justin Williams – 17.649 seconds (New Division Track Record) 2015 Champion: Justin Williams Aaron’s Pro Late Models (25 Laps): A-Main: 1. 30-Tyler Bare[4] ; 2. 71-Davis Lipscombe[2] ; 3. 1V-Daniel Baggerly[3] ; 4. 00-Booper Bare[1] ; 5. 55-Jimmy Duncan[7] ; 6. 2*-Jared Powell[5] ; 7. 7-Corey Almond[6] ; 8. 09-Brad Rigdon[9] ; 9. 16-Brett Adkins[8] ; 10. 17-Camden Testerman[12] ; 11. 44-Wes Branner[11] ; 12. 28-Carl Vaughan[10] ; 13. 7P-Mark Parks[13] Fast Qualifier: Tyler Bare – 18.458 seconds. 2015 Champion: Tyler Bare Truckin Thunder Sportsman (20 laps): A-Main: 1. 11-Timmy Brann[1] ; 2. 6M-Jeremiah Marshall[4] ; 3. 15-James Snead[3] ; 4. 16-Brett Adkins[6] ; 5. 10-Matt Ashworth[8] ; 6. 8-Roger Jamerson[10] ; 7. 43J-Joe Weiss[5] ; 8. 01-Tommy Upshaw[9] ; 9. 1-Chad Beahr[2] ; 10. 7-Kevin Beahr[12] ; 11. 04-Mark Mullens[11] ; 12. 40-John Bordeaux[13] ; 13. 12-Russell Steele[15] ; 14. 00-James Bunn[16] ; 15. 21-Brandon Sandridge[14] ; 16. 55-Hunter Shelton[7] Fast Qualifier: Brett Adkins – 20.989 seconds. 2015 Champion: Chad Beahr Budweiser Modifieds (25 laps): A-Main: 1. 47-Matt Quade[6] ; 2. 55-Brian Maxey[3] ; 3. 40-Brent Bordeaux[7] ; 4. 10s-Tim Schulte[8] ; 5. 3-William Mongold[11] ; 6. 01-Francis Jarrelle III[10] ; 7. 16-David Kendall[15] ; 8. 18J-Jeremy Biggers[14] ; 9. 41-Bret Hamilton[1] ; 10. 26x-James Sparks[2] ; 11. 51-Joey Polevoy[5] ; 12. 57-Kelly Samuels[13] ; 13. 44-Steve Bryant[12] ; 14. 33-Hunter McClendon[9] ; 15. 11L-Gary Long[4] ; 16. 10-Brian Dobie[16] Fast Qualifier: Matt Quade – 18.864 seconds (New Division Track Record) 2015 Champion: Matt Quade Collision One Limited Stock Cars (20 laps): A-Main: 1. 14-Ryan Hutchens[1] ; 2. 03-Stephen Childress[4] ; 3. 5-Chris Maxey[8] ; 4. 40-Brian Bradley[6] ; 5. 8-Dylan Loving[17] ; 6. 37-Michael Hayes[10] ; 7. 09-Jacob Buie[12] ; 8. 33-Shawn Otey[3] ; 9. 2-James Givens[9] ; 10. 41-Cory Bradley[14] ; 11. 25-Marty Coltrain[7] ; 12. 14B-David Bowler[15] ; 13. 32M-Chris Champion[2] ; 14. 00-William Hardman Jr.[19] ; 15. 26-Stephanie Stallings[18] ; 16. 08-Chad Champion[5] ; 17. 18-John Hankins Jr.[11] ; 18. 50-Blair Sibley[13] ; 19. 35-Lucas Ward[20] ; 20. 39-Cole Johnston[16] ; 21. 38-Steven Carter[21] Fast Qualifier: Stephen Childress – 22.723 seconds. 2015 Champion: Ryan Hutchens...

FAST FACTS: TONIGHT’S COLLISION ONE / AARON’S CHAMPIONSHIP NIGHT

FAST FACTS: TONIGHT’S COLLISION ONE / AARON’S CHAMPIONSHIP NIGHT

Jamaica, VA — The speedway will host Collision One / Aaron’s Championship Night tonight! Competitor gates for Saturday August 8th will open at 4pm with spectator gates opening at 5pm. On track activities will begin at 6:30pm with hot laps. Features start at 8pm. Admission: Adults – $12; Seniors (60+) – $10; Military (active/retired) $8; Students (11-17) – $6 and kids 10 and under free. Pit passes (regardless of age) are $20. Divisions running tonight: Victory Lap Late Models (30 Laps); Aaron’s Pro Late Models (25 Laps); Truckin Thunder Sportsman (20 Laps); Budweiser Modifieds (25 Laps) and Collision One Limited Stock Cars (20 Laps). All divisions will run hot lap qualifying and features. Coolers are allowed (16″ or smaller), no glass allowed. Plenty of well lit, free parking. Camping is allowed (no hookups) must be self contained. For race day info call (804) 758-1867....

Speedway to Host Collision One / Aaron’s Championship Night This Saturday September 5th

Speedway to Host Collision One / Aaron’s Championship Night This Saturday September 5th

Jamaica, VA – Bill Sawyer’s Virginia Motor Speedway returns to racing this Saturday September 5th to host Collision One / Aaron’s Championship Night and final week of the 2015 VMS Dirt Series season featuring the Victory Lap Late Model, Aaron’s Pro Late Model, Budweiser Modified, Truckin Thunder Sportsman and Collision One Limited Stock Car divisions in action. Champions in all five divisions will be determined by night’s end. In the Aaron’s Pro Late Model division third generation driver Tyler Bare of Rockbridge Baths, VA continues atop the standings even after second place Mark Parks of Lynchburg, VA picked up the win this past Saturday. Bare’s advantage over Parks is now 34 points. If Bare holds on to collect the championship he will become the third generation of his family to win a championship at the speedway. In the Budweiser Modified division defending champion Matt Quade Mechanicsville, MD continues to lead the points although he gave up one point this past Saturday in a race that featured him in a three way battle for the win with Joey Polevoy and eventual race winner Brian Maxey. Quade has a 25 point lead on Joey Polevoy of Powhatan, VA as they head into the final event. In the Truckin Thunder Sportsman division Chad Beahr of Mechanicsville, VA rebounded from a terrible finish on August 15th with a third place finish on Saturday. Beahr got back some of the points he had lost and now holds a 25 point advantage over Tommy Upshaw of West Point, VA. Former track champion Roger Jamerson of Mechanicsville, VA will try one more time to collect his 200th career victory before the season ends. And in the Collision One Limited Stock Car division Ryan Hutchens of Providence Forge, VA continues atop the standings with a 30 point advantage over Chad Champion of Beaverdam, VA. Competitor gates for Saturday September 5th will open at 4pm with spectator gates opening at 5pm. On track activities will begin at 6:30pm with hot laps and features are scheduled for 8pm. Admission price for adults $12, seniors (60+) $10; military (active/retired w/ proper I.D.) $8, students 11 – 17 years old $6 and children 10 and under admitted free. Pit passes will be $20....

Mark Parks Holds Off Booper Bare for Aaron’s Pro Late Model Win; J. Williams, Maxey, Ashworth and Otey Also Grab Wins

Mark Parks Holds Off Booper Bare for Aaron’s Pro Late Model Win; J. Williams, Maxey, Ashworth and Otey Also Grab Wins

Jamaica, VA – Mark Parks of Lynchburg, VA held off a hard charging Booper Bare of Rockbridge Baths, VA to take home the victory in the Aaron’s Pro Late Model division at Bill Sawyer’s Virginia Motor Speedway on Northern Neck Chevrolet / Pepsi / WIGO Night. “Getting a win here is so tough and to hold off Booper Bare is even tougher; I have to thank my crew from giving me such a great car tonight,” commented Parks in victory lane. Parks grabbed the lead on the drop of the green flag with Lipscombe holding onto second. Bare got inside Lipscombe on lap 4 to take over second and then set out to reel in Parks. Parks used the low side while Bare worked the cushion as the two pulled away from the battle for third between Lipscombe and Tyler Bare. On lap 18 Bare changed his line and looked inside Parks in turn 1 but Parks was up to the task and held on to the top spot. Several restarts allowed Bare a chance to get by Parks only to have to settle for second. Parks would go on to collect his second win of the season. Following Parks to the finish were Booper Bare, Davis Lipscombe, Tyler Bare and Ricky Wells. In other action Justin Williams of Concord, VA came from sixth to take the win in the Victory Lap Late Model feature; in the Budweiser Modified division Brian Maxey of King George, VA held off Joey Polevoy and Matt Quade to score the win; in the Truckin Thunder Sportsman feature Matt Ashworth of Mechanicsville, VA claimed the lead from James Snead of Fredericksburg, VA on lap 14 and went on to collect the win and in the Collision One Limited Stock Cars Shawn Otey of Aylett, VA scored a hard fought victory on his 40th birthday. It took defending champion and current point leader Justin Williams of Concord, VA seventeen laps to take over the lead from his sixth place starting position; but once out front he set sail on way to his sixth win of the season. Williams set fast time and inverted the top six drivers for the start. By lap 8 he was in third battling David Williams for second. On lap 12 David Williams scrapped the backstretch wall out of turn 2 opening the door for Justin Williams to take over second. On lap 16 got under leader Billy Hubbard out of turn 2 to take over the lead and go on to take his sixth victory of the season. Rounding out the top 5 were Michael Batten, Stephen Childress, Brandon Long and Anthony Kincaid. In the Budweiser Modified 25 lap feature Brian Maxey of King George, VA withstood a tough battle with Joey Polevoy and Matt Quade to score his second win of the season. Maxey and Hunter McClendon led the field to green with Maxey taking the top spot out of turn 2. Maxey and Qaude battled back and forth for the lead over the first 13 laps and on lap 14 came up on slower traffic. The two touched in turn 4 with Maxey keeping his momentum and leaving Quade to deal with Polevoy. With Polevoy and Quade battling for second Maxey went on to score the win. Rounding out the top 5 were Polevoy, Quade, Brent Bordeaux and Josh Harris. Matt Ashworth of Mechanicsville, VA took the lead from James Snead of Fredericksburg, VA on lap 13 out of turn 4 after Snead bobbled heading into the corner. Ashworth then went on to score his second win of the season. Ashworth worked his way from his seventh place starting position getting to Snead’s rear bumper by lap 6. Ashworth tried several times to get by for the lead but the bobble on lap 13 was what he needed to grab the tp spot and go onto the win. Rounding out the top 5 were Snead, Chad Beahr, Roger Jamerson and Jeremiah Marshall. David Bowler and Shawn Otey led the Collision One Limited Stock field to green with Otey taking the top spot out of turn 2 followed by James Givens in second. The two traded paint for several laps swapping the lead back and forth. On lap 12 it looked as if Givens would take the lead out of turn 2 but caution flew sending Otey back to the top spot for the restart. On the restart the two made contact several times allowing Stephen Childress to join the battle for the lead. On the next lap Givens and Childress got together sending them to the rear for the restart. Otey would go on to score the win in his first race of 2015 on his 40th birthday. Rounding out the top 5 were Chad Champion, Ryan Hutchens, Michael Hayes and Marty Coltrain. The speedway will return to racing Saturday September 5th to host Collision One / Aaron’s Championship Night and final week of the 2015 VMS Dirt Series season featuring the Victory Lap Late Model, Aaron’s Pro Late Model, Budweiser Modified, Truckin Thunder Sportsman and Collision One Limited Stock Car divisions in action. Champions in all five divisions will be determined by night’s end. Competitor gates for Saturday September 5th will open at 4pm with spectator gates opening at 5pm. On track activities will begin at 6:30pm with hot laps and features are schedule for 8pm. Admission price for adults $12, seniors (60+) $10; military (active/retired w/ proper I.D.) $8, students 11 – 17 years old $6 and children 10 and under admitted free. Pit passes will be $20. Bill Sawyer’s Virginia Motor Speedway is a ½ mile dirt oval track is located on U.S. Route 17, eight miles north of Saluda, VA and 25 miles south of Tappahannock, VA in Jamaica, VA. The speedway is just a short drive from Richmond, Fredericksburg, Southern Maryland and the Hampton Roads area. Race fans can go to www.vamotorspeedway.com to view the complete schedule Virginia Motor Speedway’s 2014 season, find detailed event information, get the latest news, and get complete ticket and camping information. In addition, fans can get social with Virginia Motor Speedway by following @vamotorspeedway on Twitter, clicking “Like” at www.facebook.com/VaMotorSpeedway and on www.youtube.com/VaMotorSpeedway. MEDIA CONTACT: DAVE SEAY (804) 758-1867 OR (804) 357-7223 RACE RESULTS FOR NORTHERN NECK CHEVROLET / PEPSI / WIGO NIGHT – SATURDAY AUGUST 29, 2015: Victory Lap Late Models (30 laps): A-Main: 1. 2-Justin Williams[6] ; 2. 21-Michael Batten[5] ; 3. 08-Stephen Childress[8] ; 4. 19L-Brandon Long[7] ; 5. K1-Anthony Kincaid[11] ; 6. B1-Billy Tucker[10] ; 7. 5J-Darrell Dow[13] ; 8. 22-David Steele[12] ; 9. 45-David Williams[4] ; 10. 3-Billy Hubbard[1] ; 11. 46-Tyler Emory[2] ; 12. KB-Kerry King[9] ; 13. 43-Buck Roadcap[3] ; 14. 09-Larry Black[14] Fast Qualifier: Justin Williams – 18.331 seconds. Aaron’s Pro Late Models (25 Laps): 1. 7P-Mark Parks[4] ; 2. 00-Booper Bare[5] ; 3. 71-Davis Lipscombe[1] ; 4. 30-Tyler Bare[3] ; 5. 12-Ricky Wells[7] ; 6. 16-Brett Adkins[8] ; 7. 7-Corey Almond[6] ; 8. 44-Wes Branner[16] ; 9. 09-Brad Rigdon[12] ; 10. 28-Carl Vaughan[13] ; 11. 55-Jimmy Duncan[10] ; 12. 3D-Scotty Tolbert[17] ; 13. 12A-Ryan Adams[14] ; 14. 17-John Testerman[15] ; 15. 2*-Jared Powell[9] ; 16. 16B-Daniel Baggerly[2] ; 17. 7x-Joey McClung[11] Fast Qualifier: Mark Parks – 18.770 seconds Truckin Thunder Sportsman (20 laps): A-Main: 1. 10-Matt Ashworth[7] ; 2. 15-James Snead[2] ; 3. 1-Chad Beahr[6] ; 4. 8-Roger Jamerson[4] ; 5. 6M-Jeremiah Marshall[5] ; 6. 43J-Joe Weiss[1] ; 7. 01-Tommy Upshaw[3] ; 8. 7-Kevin Beahr[10] ; 9. 12-Russell Steele[13] ; 10. 40-John Bordeaux[12] ; 11. 00-Jimmy Priddy[11] ; 12. 98-Taylor Doggett[8] ; 13. 21-Brandon Sandridge[14] ; 14. 16-Brett Adkins[9] Fast Qualifier: Chad Beahr – 21.548 seconds. Budweiser Modifieds (25 laps): A-Main: 1. 55-Brian Maxey[2] ; 2. 51-Joey Polevoy[3] ; 3. 47-Matt Quade[4] ; 4. 40-Brent Bordeaux[5] ; 5. 43-Josh Harris[11] ; 6. 10s-Tim Schulte[8] ; 7. 16-David Kendall[9] ; 8. 33-Hunter McClendon[1] ; 9. 44-Steve Bryant[17] ; 10. 01-Francis Jarrelle III[18] ; 11. 3-William Mongold[10] ; 12. 41-Bret Hamilton[7] ; 13. 26x-James Sparks[19] ; 14. 68-Adam Hoegerl[14] ; 15. 36-Michael Conley[13] ; 16. 99-Charlie Hubbard[6] ; 17. 6-Kerry Breeden[12] ; 18. 75-Kelly Samuels[16] ; 19. 10-Brian Dobie[15] Fast Qualifier: Matt Quade – 20.000 seconds. Collision One Limited Stock Cars (20 laps): A-Main : 1. 33-Shawn Otey[2] ; 2. 08-Chad Champion[5] ; 3. 14-Ryan Hutchens[7] ; 4. 37-Michael Hayes[8] ; 5. 25-Marty Coltrain[11] ; 6. 41-Cory Bradley[9] ; 7. 40-Brian Bradley[3] ; 8. 18-John Hankins Jr.[14] ; 9. 00-William Hardman Jr.[18] ; 10. 14B-Brandon Bowler[15] ; 11. 23-David Bowler[1] ; 12. 5-Chris Maxey[13] ; 13. 32M-Chris Champion[10] ; 14. 39-Cole Johnston[16] ; 15. 03-Stephen Childress[6] ; 16. 50-Blair Sibley[17] ; 17. 26-Stephanie Stallings[20] ; 18. 2-James Givens[4] ; 19. 09-Jacob Buie[12] ; 20. 35-Lucas Ward[19] Fast Qualifier: Stephen Childress – 23.372 seconds....

NEW TONIGHT: RACELOOP LIVE TIMING AND SCORING

NEW TONIGHT: RACELOOP LIVE TIMING AND SCORING

Jamaica, VA – Officials at Virginia Motor Speedway are excited to announce that the speedway will begin tonight to utilize RaceLoop Live Timing & Scoring. Whether you are here in the grandstands or at home (why you would be at home is a mystery) you can keep up with each driver and see where they are each lap. To see the live scoring feed log into: vamotorspeedway.raceloop.com/livetiming.php PLEASE BE PATIENT WITH US AS IT IS OUR FIRST TIME USING THE SOFTWARE!...

FAST FACTS: Tonight’s Northern Neck Chevrolet / Pepsi / WIGO Night

FAST FACTS: Tonight’s Northern Neck Chevrolet / Pepsi / WIGO Night

Jamaica, VA — The speedway will host Northern Neck Chevrolet / Pepsi / WIGO Night tonight! Competitor gates for Saturday August 8th will open at 4pm with spectator gates opening at 5pm. On track activities will begin at 6:30pm with hot laps. Features start at 8pm. Admission: Adults – $12; Seniors (60+) – $10; Military (active/retired) $8; Students (11-17) – $6 and kids 10 and under free. Pit passes (regardless of age) are $20. Divisions running tonight: Victory Lap Late Models (30 Laps); Aaron’s Pro Late Models (25 Laps); Truckin Thunder Sportsman (20 Laps); Budweiser Modifieds (25 Laps) and Collision One Limited Stock Cars (20 Laps). All divisions will run hot lap qualifying and features. Coolers are allowed (16″ or smaller), no glass allowed. Plenty of well lit, free parking. Camping is allowed (no hookups) must be self contained. For race day info call (804) 758-1867....

Speedway to Host Northern Neck Chevrolet / Pepsi / WIGO Night This Saturday August 29th

Speedway to Host Northern Neck Chevrolet / Pepsi / WIGO Night This Saturday August 29th

Jamaica, VA – Bill Sawyer’s Virginia Motor Speedway returns to racing this Saturday August 29th to host Northern Neck Chevrolet / Pepsi / WIGO Night and week thirteen of the 2015 VMS Dirt Series season featuring the Victory Lap Late Model, Aaron’s Pro Late Model, Budweiser Modified, Truckin Thunder Sportsman and Collision One Limited Stock Car divisions in action. With only two championship point races left the action on the track is sure to be exciting. In the Victory Lap Late Models defending champion Justin Williams of Concord, VA holds a one point lead over David Williams of Mechanicsville, MD in what is the tightest point battle of all five divisions. In the Aaron’s Pro Late Model division third generation driver Tyler Bare of Rockbridge Baths, VA holds a 41 point advantage over Mark Parks of Lynchburg, VA. If Bare holds on to collect the championship he will join his grandfather and father as champions at the speedway. In the Budweiser Modified division Matt Quade Mechanicsville, MD continues to lead the points even after a tough outing last time out. Quade has a 26 point lead on Joey Polevoy of Powhatan, VA with two races to go. In the Truckin Thunder Sportsman division Chad Beahr of Mechanicsville, VA holds a 14 point advantage over Tommy Upshaw of West Point, VA. Former track champion Roger Jamerson of Mechanicsville, VA will be trying to collect his 200th victory come Saturday night. And in the Collision One Limited Stock Car division Ryan Hutchens of Providence Forge, VA continues atop the standings with a 36 point advantage over Chad Champion of Beaverdam, VA. Competitor gates for Saturday August 29th will open at 4pm with spectator gates opening at 5pm. On track activities will begin at 6:30pm with hot laps and features are schedule for 8pm. Admission price for adults $12, seniors (60+) $10; military (active/retired w/ proper I.D.) $8, students 11 – 17 years old $6 and children 10 and under admitted free. Pit passes will be $20. Bill Sawyer’s Virginia Motor Speedway is a ½ mile dirt oval track is located on U.S. Route 17, eight miles north of Saluda, VA and 25 miles south of Tappahannock, VA in Jamaica, VA. The speedway is just a short drive from Richmond, Fredericksburg, Southern Maryland and the Hampton Roads area. Race fans can go to www.vamotorspeedway.com to view the complete schedule Virginia Motor Speedway’s 2014 season, find detailed event information, get the latest news, and get complete ticket and camping information. In addition, fans can get social with Virginia Motor Speedway by following @vamotorspeedway on Twitter, clicking “Like” at www.facebook.com/VaMotorSpeedway and on www.youtube.com/VaMotorSpeedway....

Walker Arthur Makes Late Pass to Win Aaron’s Pro Late Model Feature; David Williams, Bret Hamilton, Matt Ashworth and Ryan Hutchens Also Win

Walker Arthur Makes Late Pass to Win Aaron’s Pro Late Model Feature; David Williams, Bret Hamilton, Matt Ashworth and Ryan Hutchens Also Win

Jamaica, VA – Walker Arthur of Forest, VA put on a show on his way to picking up his first Aaron’s Pro Late Model win of the season at Bill Sawyer’s Virginia Motor Speedway. Arthur would work the cushion and pass then leader Davis Lipscombe on lap 22 out of turn 4 to take the lead and go on to the victory. Ricky Wells and Davis Lipscombe led the field to green with Lipscombe gaining control out of turn 2 to take the lead. Lipscombe pulled away to as much as a full straight lead as Wells, Arthur and Mark Parks battled for second. Arthur finally secured second from Wells on lap 11 out of turn 4. Arthur, using the cushion, began reeling in Lipscombe as the two worked through lapped traffic. On lap 20 Arthur had finally caught Lipscombe in turn 2. Lipscombe worked to keep Arthur at bay but as they exited turn 4 on lap 22 Arthur rocketed by to take the lead at the line. Arthur would go on to capture his first victory of the season. “The track was really fast tonight and the outside was working for me; it feels great to finally get this car back in victory lane,” commented Arthur in victory lane. Rounding out the top five were Davis Lipscombe, Mark Parks, fast qualifier Tyler Bare and Ricky Wells. In other action David Williams of Mechanicsville, MD picked up his second Victory Lap Late Model win; Bret Hamilton of Powhatan, VA would score his first Budweiser Modified win of the season; Matt Ashworth would score his first Truckin Thunder Sportsman victory and Ryan Hutchens of Providence Forge, VA would hold off Chris Champion for the win in Collision One Limited Stock Cars. In the Victory Lap Late Model 30 lap feature David Williams and Bill Hubbard led the field to green with Hubbard taking advantage from the outside to take the lead out of turn 2. Hubbard would pace the field with Williams and Stephen Childress battling for second. A caution on lap 6 saw the current point leader Justin Williams hit the wall in turn 1 ending his night. On the restart Williams and Childress battled for second while Hubbard pulled away. Williams would secure second on lap 8 and set out to catch Hubbard who had moved out to an eight car length lead. On lap 10 Williams swept outside Hubbard coming out of turn for to take the lead. A caution on lap 19 for Hubbard, who exploded a rearend , closed the field up for the final restart. On the restart Williams pulled away and went on to collect his second win of the season. Rounding out the top five were Childress, Billy Tucker, Anthony Kincaid and Joe Ender. In the Budweiser Modified 25 lap feature Bret Hamilton and Josh Harris led the field to green with Harris securing the top spot out of turn 2. Harris, Hamilton and Joey Polevoy battled for the top spot over the first 20 laps. On lap 20 Harris began showing smoke and on lap 21 Hamilton took advantage by diving under him in turn 1 to take the lead. Polevoy got by Harris in turn 1 on the following circuit but could not reel in the leader Hamilton who went on to take the win. Polevoy, Harris, William Mongold and Brent Bordeaux rounded out the top five. In the Truckin Thunder Sportsman 20 lap feature Matt Ashworth and Troy Doggett led the field to green with Ashworth taking the lead out of turn 2. Behind him Jeremiah Marshall, James Snead and Roger Jamerson all battled for second. The races only caution on lap 13 closed the field on Ashworth’s bumper for the restart. On the restart Ashworth pulled away and went on to take his first win of the season. Marshall, Snead, Joe Weiss and Roger Jamerson rounded out the top five. In the Collision One Limited Stock Car 20 lap feature David Bowler and Chad Champion led the field to green with Stephen Childress coming from his fourth place starting position to lead the first circuit. Childress pulled away as Champion, Brian Bradley, Ryan Hutchens and James Givens all battled for second. Givens would muscle his way to second by lap 10 and set out to reel in Childress. On lap 17 Childress would break in turn 2 and collect Givens in the process, sending both to the pits. Givens would return to the rear of the field as Hutchens lead the field back to green. On the final lap Chris Champion worked to get inside Hutchens down the backstretch with Cory Bradley right on his bumper. Hutchens led the three of them out of turn four to the line and picked up his third win of the season. Chris Champion, Cory Bradley, Blair Sibley and Marty Coltrain rounded out the top 5. The speedway will take the weekend of August 22nd off and return to racing Saturday August 29th to host Northern Neck Chevrolet / Pepsi / WIGO Night and week thirteen of the 2015 VMS Dirt Series season featuring the Victory Lap Late Model, Aaron’s Pro Late Model, Budweiser Modified, Truckin Thunder Sportsman and Collision One Limited Stock Car divisions in action. Competitor gates for Saturday August 29th will open at 4pm with spectator gates opening at 5pm. On track activities will begin at 6:30pm with hot laps and features are schedule for 8pm. Admission price for adults $12, seniors (60+) $10; military (active/retired w/ proper I.D.) $8, students 11 – 17 years old $6 and children 10 and under admitted free. Pit passes will be $20. Bill Sawyer’s Virginia Motor Speedway is a ½ mile dirt oval track is located on U.S. Route 17, eight miles north of Saluda, VA and 25 miles south of Tappahannock, VA in Jamaica, VA. The speedway is just a short drive from Richmond, Fredericksburg, Southern Maryland and the Hampton Roads area. Race fans can go to www.vamotorspeedway.com to view the complete schedule Virginia Motor Speedway’s 2014 season, find detailed event information, get the latest news, and get complete ticket and camping information. In addition, fans can get social with Virginia Motor Speedway by following @vamotorspeedway on Twitter, clicking “Like” at www.facebook.com/VaMotorSpeedway and on www.youtube.com/VaMotorSpeedway. MEDIA CONTACT: DAVE SEAY (804) 758-1867 OR (804) 357-7223 RACE RESULTS FOR SATURDAY AUGUST 15, 2015: Victory Lap Late Models (30 laps): A-Main: 1. 45-David Williams[1] ; 2. 08-Stephen Childress[4] ; 3. B1-Billy Tucker[7] ; 4. K1-Anthony Kincaid[9] ; 5. 5-Joe Ender[3] ; 6. 09-Larry Black[11] ; 7. 87-Walker Arthur[5] ; 8. 3-Billy Hubbard[2] ; 9. 22-David Steele[10] ; 10. 43-Buck Roadcap[6] ; 11. 2-Justin Williams[8] Fast Qualifier: Justin Williams – 18.609 seconds. Aaron’s Pro Late Models (25 Laps): A-Main: 1. 87-Walker Arthur[3] ; 2. 71-Davis Lipscombe[2] ; 3. 7P-Mark Parks[4] ; 4. 30-Tyler Bare[6] ; 5. 12-Ricky Wells[1] ; 6. 55-Jimmy Duncan[5] ; 7. 7-Corey Almond[7] ; 8. 36-Cory Dawson[10] ; 9. 30x-Darren Alvey[8] ; 10. 16-Brett Adkins[9] ; 11. 09-Brad Rigdon[11] ; 12. 44-Wes Banner[15] ; 13. 7x-Joey McClung[16] ; 14. 28-Carl Vaughan[14] ; 15. 15-Darrell Adkins[12] ; 16. 00*-Craig Guido[13] Fast Qualifier: Tyler Bare – 19.288 seconds. Truckin Thunder Sportsman (20 laps): A-Main: 1. 10-Matt Ashworth[1] ; 2. 6M-Jeremiah Marshall[6] ; 3. 15-James Snead[4] ; 4. 43J-Joe Weiss[5] ; 5. 8-Roger Jamerson[3] ; 6. 98-Troy Doggett[2] ; 7. 01-Tommy Upshaw[8] ; 8. 04-Mark Mullens[9] ; 9. 00-James Bunn[11] ; 10. 12-Russell Steele[12] ; 11. 40-John Bordeaux[10] ; 12. 7-Kevin Beahr[13] ; 13. 1-Chad Beahr[7] Fast Qualifier: Jeremiah Marshall – 22.360 seconds. Budweiser Modifieds (25 laps): A-Main: 1. 41-Bret Hamilton[1] ; 2. 51-Joey Polevoy[4] ; 3. 43-Josh Harris[2] ; 4. 3-William Mongold[6] ; 5. 40-Brent Bordeaux[7] ; 6. 01-Francis Jarrelle III[10] ; 7. 7+7-Jeff Solinger[9] ; 8. 57-Kelly Samuels[13] ; 9. 16-David Kendall[12] ; 10. 47-Matt Quade[8] ; 11. 33-Hunter McClendon[5] ; 12. 68-Adam Hoegerl[11] ; 13. 26x-James Sparks[3] ; 14. 75-Aaron Harris[14] ; 15. 10-Brian Dobie[15] Fast Qualifier: Hunter McClendon – 21.141 seconds. Collision One Limited Stock Cars (20 laps): A-Main : 1. 14-Ryan Hutchens[6] ; 2. 32M-Chris Champion[10] ; 3. 41-Cory Bradley[12] ; 4. 50-Blair Sibley[15] ; 5. 25-Marty Coltrain[5] ; 6. 14B-Brandon Bowler[13] ; 7. 08-Chad Champion[2] ; 8. 21-Ian Ogden[11] ; 9. 23-David Bowler[1] ; 10. 39-Cole Johnston[14] ; 11. 2-James Givens[8] ; 12. 03-Stephen Childress[4] ; 13. 35-Lucas Ward[7] ; 14. 18-John Hankins Jr.[9] ; 15. 40-Brian Bradley[3] ; 16. 37-Andy Taylor[17] ; 17. 26-Stephanie Stallings[16] Fast Qualifier: Ryan Hutchens – 24.051 seconds....

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