Recent content by dgreg315

Doubt if he drives for Gibbs if he keeps Budweiser as a sponsor. According to the guys on Sirius radio this morning, Gibbs wouldn't even take a call from Coors a few years back because of his Christian beliefs.

Congratulations to Joe Cooksey on his third place finish in todays ARCA race. Job well done. And I agree with you porterm, Allgaier got into Kimmel going into turn 1. but they both had been racing each other for position the whole race. Great racing at the mile today

Scroll to the bottom of the page you were on and look under features.

Here is the first couple of paragraphs: Heck: Web site statement is misleading By MARY KAYE DAVIS mary.kaye@register-news.com MT. VERNON — Mt. Vernon Raceway co-owner Rick Heck said Thursday that a statement on the track’s Web site that the track “is closing” is misleading, and...

http://www.register-news.com/ This is the link for the Mt. Vernon newspaper which is running the same story

It was in this mornings (Friday) Centralia Sentinel newspaper. I looked on the papers website about an hour ago and it hadn't been updated yet.

According to an article in this mornings Centralia Sentinel they WILL BE OPEN in 2007. A quote from Rick in the article says "We're not closing. We've just got two more races to hold this season" . Also quotes Rick as saying the "reports of the (track) closing permanently are false." SO WHICH...

Great question!!! You wanted Saturday nights and you got it. Now what are you going to do with it? Late Models and C.A.R.S. need a place to run. Will it be Clay County or are they going to give their time and money to Highland?

All of the above comments just show why I like and respect Mark Martin.

Dale Jr owning PIR might have a little more pull then Mt. Vernon

Also....Not a catagory but my favorite driver......Shane Cockrum....you're a class act Shane......proud to be one of your sponsors

DOY: Kevin Cole NOY: Matt Filkins MIP: Rick & Bev Heck, Kenny Shrader

My parents loaded five kids into the back of the family station wagon and headed to the Lakeside Speedway in Kansas City Kansas in the early 60's. Cost less then 20 bucks for a family of seven including trips to the refreshment stand.

Kevin was there Saturday night

Great job on getting the track up and running Rick and Bev and all the others who spent late nights out there. Also to whoever organized the tribute to the men that were lost, it was an awesome and very moving sight to see all of those 120 or so cars all on the track at the same time. Thank you...