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October 4, 2009
The full moon overlooking Shenandoah Speedway seemed to intensify as the racing action began on a very cool autumn night. However, by the end of the night no one seemed to notice as the crowd was still on their feet applauding the conclusion of what some claimed to be the "best Late Model race I have ever seen."
The past 5 Late Model races have been won by Kevin Bush or points leader Brian Purdham and Saturday night was no exception as Bush picked up his 4th win since August 8th.
The Super Cup series returned to Shenandoah Speedway on Saturday night for the second time this season. The results this time around were definitely different as the drivers were able to complete all of their scheduled laps compared to a rained out 28 lap feature on their prior visit.
Scotty Edwards picked up his 5th INEX Legend win of the season on Saturday ...
The UCAR division doesn't always get the credit and respect that they deserve, but the drivers always show up and put on a great show for the fans. Track owner Jeff Vaughan talks with riders before the Big Bike Race.Saturday night was no exception as the UCARS took to the track lined up five wide in turn 4 and as...
The phrase "calm before the storm" was definitely the theme for the racing action at Shenandoah Speedway on Saturday night. With the practice and qualifying sessions completed in flawless fashion, it looked like the "Double Feature" racing action for the night would follow suit. But as everyone knows, you can't assume anything, especially when it comes to racing.
After destroying both of their cars in a accident a week earlier and not even sure that either of them were going to make it back this week to race, both Kevin Bush and Brian Purdham were very happy that they were racing on Saturday night.
Sergio Pena showed everyone at Shenandoah Speedway on Saturday night that even though some may still consider him still a "kid" that he is the man to beat. The young driver recently turned 16 came away with his 4th straight win in dominating fashion.
Jay Pena had a plan for his 16 year old son on Saturday night - "just ride the first 100 laps" - and ride he did as he came on strong in the second 100 laps to capture his third win at Shenandoah Speedway.
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