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Showing posts with label Little River Speedway. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Little River Speedway. Show all posts

Sunday, January 17, 2010

LITTLE RIVER SPEEDWAY

HOW MANY OF YOU ARE HEADED TO LITTLE RIVER SPEEDWAY FOR THE MARCH MADNESS RACES THAT WREN GOODMAN IS PUTTING TOGETHER.

IF YOU ARE ,YOU BETTER HURRY BECAUSE HE IS TAKING A LIMITED AMOUNT OF CARS AND THEY NEED TO BE PAID UP BEFORE RACE TIME.

WHO IS WREN GOODMAN, WELL I AM SURE YOU HAVE SEEN HIM RACE ON A DIRT TRACK SOME WHERE HERE IN THE SOUTH. HE WAS RUBBING WITH THE BEST OF THE DRIVERS, GIVING IT HIS ALL. NOW HE IS JUST A LITTLE MORE SPECIAL, WHY BECAUSE THIS YOUNG ENERGETIC MAN HAS TURNED IN HIS RACING SUIT AND PUT ON THE PROMOTERS SUIT.

WREN GOODMAN, A DRIVER, TURNING HIS SIGHTS ON PROMOTING THE OLD HOLLIS-CROSSROADS RACE TRACK AND MAKING IT A PLACE WHERE EVERYONE IS WELCOME.

ONE THING FOR SURE WHEN THE GREEN FLAGS DROPS AT LITTLE RIVER SPEEDWAY YOU WILL SEE SOME ACTION, I HAVE NOT HAD A NICK NAME FOR THE TRACK BUT I AM WORKING ON ONE NOW, AND WILL HAVE IT POSTED IN A DAY OR TWO.

IF YOU WANT OR NEED ANY INFORMATION REGARDING LITTLE RIVER SPEEDWAY, CONTACT WREN GOODMAN AT: 1-215-419-1418
OR CHECK OUT HIS FINE WEBSITE AT www.littleriverspeedway.com

WHATEVER YOU DO MAKE SURE YOU BRING YOUR FAMILY AND FRIENDS OVER TO LITTLE RIVER, AND ONCE YOU GET A TASTE OF DIRT TRACK RACING
AT THIS NEW AND IMPROVED TRACK YOU WILL ALWAYS COME BACK TO WATCH RACES. WREN HAS CLEANED THE TRACK UP AND ADDED LOTS OF GOODIES TO KEEP HIS FANS COMING BACK.

PRICES ARE CHEAP, BUT THE DRIVERS PAY IS BETTER, SO I KNOW SOME OF YOU THINK THAT THIS OLD SPEEDWAY IS THE "DUMPS" BUT MY FRIENDS YOU HAVE NOT SEEN THE IMPROVED SPEEDWAY AND CONDITIONS THAT WREN HAS BROUGHT BACK TO THE TRACK.

LATER THIS MONTH I WILL BE FEATURING A FULL ARTICLE ON WREN GOODMAN HIS TRACK AND IT WILL HAVE LOTS OF PICTURES OF THIS UP AND COMING NEW RACE PROMOTER.

ONE THING FOR SURE WREN HAS SEEN BOTH SIDES OF THE ACTION, WHEN HE WAS A DRIVER, AND NOW HE IS SEEING THE HARDER SIDES AS A FULL TIME PROMOTER.

I SUPPORT LITTLE RIVER SPEEDWAY AND WANT YOU ALL TO HELP HIM OUT IN THIS NEW 2010 RACING SEASON.

SHOW ALL THE SUPPORT YOU CAN, AND DRIVERS NEVER BE AFRAID OF RACING THERE BECAUSE YOU WILL SEE THE IMPROVEMENTS AND THOSE ARE THE FACTS.

AS FOR AS PLUS PHOTOGRAPHY GOES AND THIS BLOG, WELL WE ARE IN THE PROCESS OF STARTING A MONTHLY MAGAZINE, WHICH WILL FEATURE RACING AND DRIVERS FROM YEARS PAST, PLUS THE NEWEST HOT SHOTS ON DIRT. THE MAGAZINE WILL BE COMING OUT SOON BUT LIKE ALL THINGS IN LIFE, THERE IS ALWAYS LOTS OF RED TAPE AND HEADACHES.
PLEASE BEAR WITH ME AS WE TRY AND COMBINE A RACING MAGAZINE WITH A GEORGIA/ALABAMA NEW AND VIEWS TOPICS.

I HAVE SOME OF THE BEST PEOPLE WORKING FOR ME , AND I KNOW THIS WILL HAPPEN IT IS JUST A MATTER OF TIME.

FOR ALL THE INFO ON LITTLE RIVER SPEEDWAY PLEASE CLICK ON LINK:
www.littleriverspeedway.com
AND IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS OR CONCERNS , PLEASE FEEL FREE TO CALL AND CONTACT, WREN GOODMAN, HE IS THE NEXT UP AND COMING DIRT TRACK PROMOTER IN THE SOUTH.
REMEMBER HE IS 28 AND TAKING A HUGE STEP SO SUPPORT WREN PLEASE!

MANY THANKS TO ALL FOR BEARING WITH ME ,

THANKS


TINO PATTI

A FREELANCE PHOTOGRAPHER/VIDEO JOURNALIST


WITH A WORLD WIDE RACING BLOG FOLLOWING AND A NEW UPCOMING RACING MAGAZINE, THAT WILL BE FREE TO ALL!

Wednesday, December 16, 2009

Pictures and Tracks and Stories come on read some!




SENOIA SPEEDWAY


"Back TO DIRT", IN THIS 2010 RACING SEASON!




















































Yes it's Dirt over the Asphalt, why dig up a good track when you can just dump loads of dirt on top and make it a superior racing facility.
Why tear up the asphalt when you never know you may want to race short track races again.











What can you say, except "When is the first race?"


Jack Mills, with Tony Moses and Tim Moses have brought Senoia back to life after years and years of rumor, that the track would return to DIRT. Remember they were only rumors, and some drivers were wishing, well maybe their wishes have come true.




I know in 2000 when I was filming there, it was hot and the asphalt made it worse. Plus such a long drive for me not to see any pay out. I mean, if you were looking for racing, Asplalt was not the place to see it at. Remember I had worked a few years prior to Senoia at 7 Flags Speedway where racing was racing, and I mean on the dirt. Lots of great drivers won at this wonderful old speedway. Drivers like Shane Clanton, Richard Bagby, Lamar Haygood, Little Joe Armstead, Frank Long, Joe Hillman, and so many more great drivers some who still drive today.



How many times have we heard how great it would be to have Senoia back like it was in those glory years and filled with dirt, where racing is racing. No more asphalt, follow me around and around and around, with the dirt back on the track you will see some of the greatest racing on Dirt.




Promoter Jack Mills has rules that will be followed are you will not race, this will be a no nonsence race track payout will be on the level, and cars will be checked and everything better be legal.







Lots of time and money has been invested in this project that looks to put some of the smaller tracks out of business, like West Georgia Speedway, where driving is a hazard. One thing for sure at West Georgia Speedway or "The Burg" as I call it, if you can win there you can win on any track.












The Burg is known to take no prisoners, and when drivers come and race there they know they are in for a battle. But taking that checkered flag is a prize in itself, because if you have won on this track you have won it all.









To find out more about Senoia Speedway just click the link and take a look yourself.











How many drivers will try and win at Senoia, on the dirt?, who will be the first? and Will it be the same as in the years past at racing there?.












All I can say is good luck Jack and Tony and Tim, because you will need it, but remember you are bringing back some real history and that is a great thing.



















































The amazing Sammy Duke, who can pull wreck cars off the track with his loyal Ford F150 tractor than any NASCAR race, Sammy has no time for idleness.

















That brings me back to the track that has been called to hard to tame, and that is the one I call "The Burg". West Georgia Speedway has been in excistence since 1992 or before. The man at the helm of this ship, is still Sammy Duke, one of the South's legends of his own kind.






















When driver came to West Georgia Speedway they knew how Sammy was, and some drivers got angry with this old man, and would leave and never return. One thing you have to say Sammy never put on a bad show for the fans. What seems like ages ago when the famous 7 Flags Speedway closed down in Douglasville, Georgia, it was either race at Dixie Speedway in Woodstock Georgia or Rome Georgia or maybe take those long drives to Alabama for some racing at East Alabama Speedway. Most drivers who wanted to remain racing went to West Georgia Speedway, where there they put on a show. Sammy seemed to have things working his way, but you have to move on when progress approachs, and if you don't the good times will pass you by.








For pure pounding side by side racing, and all hell breaking loose, "The Burg" was the place to watch a race. Some of the wildest and fastest drivers came and raced and gave their cars everything they had in them. Some of the wildest races I have filmed, I mean last lap nail biters, also crashes where drivers would get out of their wrecked cars, and howl at the moon!.








Then you had some of the really crazy races like the imortal "Fog Bowl", a race that everyone either pulled over or drove like he had some great sence and that would be Alabama's own pride and joy, Ryan Law.
























West Georgia Speedway has seen some action, I mean, if you wanted to see some rough house driving, West Georgia was the place to be on a Saturday night, some drivers can't take losing and it shows.






Then you have some of the classist drivers around, who win, take the money go home and come back to race the next weekend, holding no grudge.



A Winning driver is a driver that has pactience and does not let others get into his mind. These are winning drivers.


And a Winning driver is not one that trys to win the race on the first lap, these are the ones that most good drivers end up going around, most of your smarter drivers lay back staying out of the wrecks that seem to come early.





Can't see his face, I planned it this way when I took the shot, the young man filling out my note pad is young and talented Wren Goodman who at the age of 28 has taken on a challange because he has taken over a track that was known as Hollis Crossroads, and was known to be one of the worst tracks in Georgia, but Wren being young and having a goal has renamed the track as "Little River Speedway", at Hollis Crossroads in Alabama.







Wren is the type of man that when you meet him you see his honesty in his face, he works hard all day and drives home to Alabama and there he takes care of his family.







Being 28 and having such great goals is something I wish more promoters had.







So fans and drivers here is the run down, write it down and remember that when you race at Little River Speedway you will be racing on a new and improved track.







Here are some facts you may need to know, Practices will be held on March 6. 2010, this practice will be a day before the Bama Bash.



Wren will start out the full racing season March 13, 2010 if I understand him correct "March Madness" will feature $1000 to win, Limited + Crate



$750 to win Hobby, and $500 to Win Pure Pony.



Gates will open at 12 noon, practice starting at 5 pm







Also remember on March 13, and 14th which is a two day event Wren will pay out for the Limited Openwheel $1000 to win



Hobby - Streetstock $750



Pure Pony - Mod-Pony $500

Fans should be excited because the entry to the stands remains $10.00 while Pits are $25.00



Plus children 12 and under get in FREE.







Wren is one of these promoters that is looking out for the fans, he will be putting on some great shows and I know that he will be making you feel great. There are so many changes that I don't have time to go through everything but I will keep you in the loop as to what Little River Speedway is doing and what is happening. So all you have to do is continue to check this BLOG.







I also want you to know that if you want to see some racing excitement, Little River Speedway will be the place to take the families on Saturday nights.







Drivers I want to let you know that Wren Goodman is as nice as he can be, he is not stuck up in the air, and I am sure once you get to know him you also will see the glimmer of excitement in his eyes. That is one reason I have this photo of him without showing his face, so be ready for some great racing at his new and improved track.








Thanks











Tino Patti















A Freelance Photographer/ Video Journalist





With a World Wide Racing Blog Following





































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































Wednesday, December 2, 2009

Racing Season when and where?










RACING COME ON, WHICH TRACK IS BEST FOR YOU?


The racing season is over and the weather is cold and damp as we all go through this month of December where all your Christmas dreams I hope will come true.


As for as Racing goes, West Georgia Speedway will practice in February 2010, and the will begin full racing programs in March. Sammy Duke the owner is going with a Saturday night show in March and will think about changing over to a Friday night show in April, then again you really have know idea what Sammy Duke will do, things change every night at West Georgia Speedway.

The only reason Sammy would go to a Friday night race would be because of the new track opening at Senoia Speedway, which has been covered over with dirt. Do not worry, the asphalt is still there, but it will be hidden. Jack Mills will be leading the racing and will be in charge of it all.

Jack Mills has Tony Moses and Tim Moses helping him in this huge endeavor. Saturday night racing will be back to the dirt in April 2010 as Senoia lights racing season up for the fans.

I wonder how the asphalt drivers are feeling knowing the track is going dirt?

Jack is fixing Senoia up to become a premier race track and have all the goodies like Green Valley has.

How much will he charge to get in? I have still have know idea yet, but I am sure you will see a great racing show.





New Senoia Raceway Goes Back To DIRT In 2010!
Tune in to 96.7 FM on December 2nd, 2009 @ 7:00 PM. New Senoia Raceway owner Tim Moses discusses upcoming details about the exciting "Back to Dirt" 2010 race season.New Senoia Raceway Goes Back To DIRT In 2010! New owners are Tim Moses, Tony Moses, and Jack Mills. Over the winter the track will be converted back to dirt and a NEW 1/4 mile Go Kart track added to the facility. Both will be Ready To Go for 2010! Classes, rules, and schedule will be announced in the near future. We are extremely excited to bring back the Best Racing On Dirt to the New Senoia Raceway. Check back soon for all the updates. For all information please contact Race Director Jack Mills 770-990-5201.


Then we have Wren Goodman, who has really shaped up a race track that was once for the dogs, it was called “Hollis Crossroads”, well now thanks to Wren it is called “Little River Speedway”, and is on hwy 431 in Heflin Alabama.

The exact address is 9104 Highway 431 Heflin, Alabama. The number to the track is 1-256
-419-1418

Are you may want to leave him e-mail at Wrengoodman@yahoo.com

The official tracks website is http://www.littleriverspeedway.com/

In some outstanding news, American Racer Tire has come on board for the 2010 racing season.

The following is from Little River Speedways web site to wet your appetite for racing there.
12-1-09
NEW PONY CLASS. THIS CLASS IS BONE STOCK WITH BIG PAYOFFS. THIS CLASS IS STOCK, ANYTHING OTHER THAN STOCK IS NOT LEGAL. 2010 PAYOUT WILL BE "MUST HAVE 8 CARS" 1. $300.002. $175.003. $100.004. $50.005. $25LRS IS WORKING ON NEW STREET STOCK RULES , SHOULD BE UP WITHIN THE NEXT FEW DAYSAS SOON AS THE PURE PONY CLASS GETS 15 PLUS CARS EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT A NEW PAYOUT WILL BE POSTED FOR STREET STOCK

LITTLE RIVER SPEEDWAY IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THAT AMERICAN RACER TIRE HAS COME ON BOARD FOR 2010 SEASON. AMERICAN RACER HAS HELPED LRS DURING THESE BAD ECONOMIC TIMES WITH BETTER PRICES AND INFORMATION THAN COMPETITORS. ALSO ALONG WITH PACKAGE COMES A PERCENTAGE TOWARDS LRS POINT FUND FOR 2010.AMERICAN RACER WILL HAVE A TIRE AVAILABLE FOR:LIMITED CRATE/ SD-48 - DTW-48 AND UPHOBBY/ SAME AS LIMITED CRATEOPEN WHEEL MODIFIEDS/ STILL UNDER DEBATEMODIFIED PONY/ 44 AND UP STREET STOCK/ ENTRY LEVEL NON DOT TIRES SUPER GOOD PRICES ON TIRES FOR INFO ON PRICES AND EARLY ORDERS CALLLITTLE RIVER SPEEDWAY1-256-488-5148WREN GOODMAN

LITTLE RIVER SPEEDWAY IS AGGRESSIVELY SEEKING SPONSOR ADVERTISEMENTS FOR 2010 PLEASE CONTACT SOON AS POSSIBLE.MARKETING PROPOSAL AVAILABLE UPON REQUESTCONTACT INFOWRENGOODWIN@YAHOO.COM1-256-488-51481-256-591-28491-256-419-1418THANKS,WREN GOODMAN

Now that all the official stuff is out in the open, I want to wish every race fan and their families to have the best of Christmas’s and may you be blessed and receive what you “need” and not just what you want.


There is so much I need and want, but I would rather just meet my needs and go on in life, also I want to make sure I support every race driver out there, and I know lots of drivers.

May you all have a very blessed Christmas and keep safe and let’s get ready for a great racing season, in the dirt, where racing is supposed to be.

Thanks to All,

Tino Patti

A Freelance Photographer/Video Journalist

With a world wide racing BLOG following