Blogs
BLOG: Border Patrol – A weekly look at racing from both sides of the 1000 Islands
Craig Revelle – July 11, 2011 — So far, the biggest racing week of the summer went off almost unscathed from the weather. With five races in five nights planned through the second week of July, it was going to be a busy week. First up on my racing...
BLOG: ModBlog by Craig Ramich
The Great Carburetor Debate: If you race a dirt modified in Maryland, Virginia, or North Carolina, you have been thrust into the middle of a tug of war between drivers, teams, and promoters that have very differing views on engine rules in this region. It all started out fairly...
BLOGS: Border Patrol – A weekly look at racing from both sides of the 1000 Islands
Craig Revelle – July 4, 2011 — For what seems like the first time this racing season, the weather co-operated fully and we were given a wonderful Canada Day/Independence Day weekend of racing with great weather, great racing, and great crowds at all of my local tracks. My weekend...
Border Patrol – A weekly look at racing from both sides of the 1000 Islands
Craig Revelle – June 26, 2011 — When last weekend came to a close, I was about to embark on the busiest racing schedule of the season to date with events planned at Brockville Speedway on Wednesday for Go Kart races, followed by a rare Thursday night special at...
BLOG: MODBLOG BY CRAIG “BIG DADDY” RAMICH; EAST COAST MODIFIEDS
Welcome to the modBlog, the twice-monthly or so introspective into the world of the dirt modified here on the East Coast (and beyond). As your host for this ride, I will do my best to be objective and fair. We all have opinions, and we all can’t agree on...
BLOG: Border Patrol – A weekly look at racing from both sides of the 1000 Islands
Craig Revelle – June 19, 2011 — The start of the 2011 racing season has been very different in many ways from past seasons. The weather alone has caused havoc at virtually every track in the DIRTcar Northeast area. Aside from the weather, the theme of first time winners...
Brett Root’s Monthly IMCA column for the June Issue of Inside IMCA
Congratulations to Audrey Payne as the recipient of the “Women in Racing” award presented by Gater Racing News in New York. Frank and Audrey Payne have become staples of dirt track racing in central New York. Skyline Raceway has hosted sanctioned IMCA Modifieds since 1997. Skyline and the Paynes...
BLOG: Border Patrol – A weekly look at racing from both sides of the 1000 Islands
Craig Revelle – June 12, 2011 — Not unlike most weekends this season, the weather forecast played a big role in my weekend plans. I have never seen a year this bad yet where it seems we cant go even a few days without rain. Hopefully as we get...
BLOG: Border Patrol – A weekly look at racing from both sides of the 1000 Islands BY Craig Revelle – June 5, 2011
After what seemed to be two months of dodging raindrops, local Speedways finally had a week of dry weather and what a difference it made to the racing surface at each track. The rough conditions caused by the exorbitant amount of rain, and the carnage that it caused is...
