ASAMT HEADS TO NORWAY SPEEDWAY
By: Kari Shear-Carlson
(Monday, August 30, 2010) The American Speed Association® Kwik Trip Midwest Tour presented by ECHO Outdoor Power Equipment and grandstay.net heads to Norway Speedway in Norway, MI this coming Sunday, September 5th for the “Labor Day 125.” This event is the tenth out of eleven ASAMT events.
By: Dan Plan
(Saturday, August 28, 2010) Chris Marek was victorious in a wild, three-wide finish to the ASA Midwest Tour Sportsman event at Elko Speedway.
The main event started out with local driver Scott King setting the pace from the pole position over outside front-row starter, Mike Homan. The caution flew on lap eight, as series point leader, Jay Kalbus, cut down a tire and went into the turn one wall. Kalbus would head pit side and return to action a lap down.
With the double-file restart, King took command of the race once again over Craig Bennett. Jeremy Wolff made his way to second position on lap ten and was looking to make a move on King. Lap thirteen saw Jack Paulson work by Wolff for second position. On lap fourteen, the caution flew again for an altercation in turn two involving Stephanie Losiniecki, Aaron Cain and Jason Thoma.
ASAMT HEADS BACK TO IOWA SPEEDWAY FOR BIGGEST EVENT YET
By: Kari Shear-Carlson
(Friday, August 27, 2010) The American Speed Association® Kwik Trip Midwest Tour presented by ECHO Outdoor Power Equipment and grandstay.net is excited to announce the return to Iowa Speedway in 2011. Not only will this be the biggest event of the year, but all of the ASAMT drivers and teams will gain an incredible amount of exposure before an anticipated record-breaking crowd.
20-YEAR-OLD SKYLAR WRACKING UP BACK-TO-BACK TOP TENS IN THE ASAMT
By: Kari Shear-Carlson
(Wednesday, August 25, 2010) “I always knew that I wanted to be a race car driver.” These were the words of driver, Skylar Holzhausen from LaCrosse, WI. Skylar grew up in central Wisconsin spending his summers watching his dad Steve race at venues such Dells Raceway Park, LaCrosse Fairgrounds Speedway, and Marshfield Motor Speedway. What many do not realize is that Skylar is actually a third generation driver. The family tradition started with Skylar’s grandfather Bud, who raced midgets and open-wheel on dirt.