Rockford, IL- Rockford Speedway officials announced an Economic Stimulus Package like no other for Super Late Model teams participating in the 43rd National Short Track Championships at Rockford Speedway September 26-28. The first forty teams to file the fifty dollar entry for this historic event will receive four Hoosier tires, a one hundred twenty five dollar Sunoco Racing Fuel credit plus a reserved pit stall for the weekend once they arrive at the event.

By Kevin Ramsell
Sunday, September 30, 2007 (Loves Park, IL) – For a lot of racers, a win is more satisfying when they pass cars to win, rather than start up front and lead all the laps. Jeremy Lepak had that kind of a run today as he moved from his 12th starting position to take home his second consecutive National Short Track Championship at the Rockford
Speedway. Also, Mike Lloyd held off Ricky Bilderback to win the Del Taco Feature Winners Invitational.

Bilderback Claims Overall Title for the Second Year in a Row

By Kevin Ramsell
Saturday, September 29, 2007 (Loves Park, IL) – Ricky Bilderback claimed the overall win in the Big 8 Series Twin 58-lap feature at the second day of the 42nd Annual National Short Track Championships at the Rockford Speedway. Ryan Carlson and Jeremy Miller would each claim a feature win.

Carlson made up for his second place overall finish at Jefferson by taking home the Stanley Steemer 58-lap feature event, the first of two feature events for the Big 8 Series.

Lensing sets fast time in NST Super Late Models

By Kevin Ramsell
Saturday, September 29, 2007 (Loves Park, IL) – Fred Nason won his fourth straight NSTC feature in two years on the second day of the 42nd Annual National Short Track Championships. Fred Oswald picked up his first USST Super Truck win and Jimmy Robinson won a close Hobby Stox feature.

Nason continues his NSTC streak by defending his Area Sportsman win.

Nason, Rude, Logan Jr., and Stark also collect NSTC wins

By Kevin Ramsell
Friday, September 28, 2007 (Loves Park, IL) – For the first time ever in the 60 year history of the Rockford

By Matt Panure
Wednesday, September 26, 2007 (Loves Park, IL) – For the past two years, Johnny Senerchia has been the headline driver of the Mid-American Stock Car Series at the Rockford Speedway in Love’s Park, IL. Senerchia, who’s absence was well noticed in the Spring Opener will return to Rockford this Sunday, September 30th to defend his Chicago International National Short Track Championships feature win.

By: Kevin Ramsell
Wednesday, September 26, 2007 (Loves Park, IL) – Rockford Speedway officials have confirmed that seven-time track champion, Bobby Wilberg, will return to this weekend's 42nd Annual Chicago International Trucks National Short Track Championship and compete in six divisions over the three days.

Wilberg will be driving Jon Reynolds Sr.'s late model and his Barracuda this weekend. "Heck, I don't know what year that car is," Wilberg stated when asked about the 'Cuda. "All I know is that Jon asked me to drive it and I said why not."

By: Kevin Ramsell
Tuesday, September 25, 2007 (Loves Park, IL) – The 42nd Annual Chicago International Trucks National Short Track Championships is not just based on one race, its based on the great racing action that the fans will see throughout the upcoming weekend on September 28-30.

It’s a great opportunity for the fans to see the best they read about or watch at their local tracks, come together and race against each other and see who will be the best of the best.

By: Kevin Ramsell
Wednesday, September 19, 2007 (Loves Park, IL) – Ryan Carlson really enjoys racing in his backyard. He also can't wait for the 42nd Annual Chicago International Trucks National Short Track Championships to start on September 28-30th at the Rockford Speedway.

The Loves Park, IL native has enjoyed his past experiences at the famed weekend racing event. In 2005, he captured the Northern Late Model 150-lap feature win along with a second place finish in the ASA Late Model Series 100-lap event and in 2006, won one of the two Big 8 series 75-lap feature events.

By: Kevin Ramsell
Tuesday, September 18, 2007 (Loves Park, IL) – Last year, Jeremy Lepak of Wausau, WI saw a personal dream come true, to win at the National Short Track Championships at the Rockford Speedway. This year, Lepak will return try to repeat what he did last year.

“Oh yeah, we are definitely coming back,” Lepak recently stated in a passing conversation at The Milwaukee Mile. In fact, last year when he won he even stated, “One way or another we will find a race car.”