Modified racing is one of the oldest types of racing in the US, dating back to the days of the post-World War II coupes. Modified racing began as race drivers modified their cars to gain a competitive advantage over their fellow competitors. What started out as minor modifications to the cars has now grown to the point that some modified classes are no longer based on any current production vehicles. NASCAR was instrumental in modified racing's beginnings. Some of NASCAR's pioneers were veteran modified racers long before NASCAR's inception in 1949.
Greetings Members – just a reminder to send an eMail letting us know if you will be attending the year end awards banquet.
And a reminder to send in your Peer Vote ballot.
And a reminder to get your nomination for a 2022 board position.
Thank you and we look forward for the opportunity to celebrate our 2021 racing season.
Evergreen Speedway on August 29th was our last race of the 2021 racing season. We had a great evening of racing with a 15-car turn out. Two Heat races and the Main Event.
Ken Kaltschmidt, car #47, beat the track record and he also took 1st place in the Main Event. Ken ends the 2021 season in 3rd place with a total of 468-points. Congratulations to Ken Kaltschmidt and Vince Conwell #47.
Congratulations goes out to Steve Woods in the 22-car, he came in 2nd place in the Main Event. But not only that, he holds the 2021 Season Championship with a total of 490-points. Steve Woods is 1st Place with Vintage Modifieds.
Our Rookie, Mitch Woods in the 37-car took home the 3rd place trophy in the Main Event. However, Mitch is in 6th place over all; but he is in 1st place with the 2021 Rookies. Mitch has a total of 344-points. Congratulations Mitch for a great first year of racing with Vintage Modifieds.
What a fantastic night of racing at Wenatchee Valley Super Oval. A 25-lap Main Event and two 8-lap Heat Races. A great turnout and a night of good old fashion racing.
Steve Woods, in the 22-car took home the 1st place trophy in the Main Event. Kyten Jones in the 30-car took home the 2nd place trophy in the Main Event and Rick Villyard in the 2-car took home the 3rd place trophy in the Main Event. These three racers are neck too neck racing for 1st place in overall points.
So congratulations to our 1st, 2nd and 3rd place winners of the 25-lap Main Event.
Steve Woods 1st place in the Main Event
Kyten Jones 2nd place in the Main Event.
Rick Villyard 3rd place in the Main Event.
There were two 8-lap Heat Races this evening as well. Oh what a night of racing the Steve Woods in the 22-car. Steve took 1st place in A-Heat Race and George Chambers in the 47-car took 1st place in the B-Heat Race.
Congratulations Steve, Kyten, Rick and George for a fantastic Trophy evening at Wenatchee Valley Super Oval.
What a great turn out on Saturday at Evergreen Speedway August 7th. Fifteen cars showed-up for a great evening of racing. The evening was unpredictable, with the schedule changing several times throughout the evening and the rain coming down, the schedule changed to having only the Main Event for Vintage Modifieds. Unfortunately for Vern Huson #77, his car broke and Brian Cottrell #10 pulled out once the rain steadily came down. So 13-cars ventured out for the 30-lap Main Event.
Rick Villyard #2 took the lead after several laps and a caution, winning the 30-lap Main Event and taking home the 1st place trophy. This moves Rick into 4th place with a total of 309-points. Congratulations Rick!
Steve Woods #22 started in the back of the line-up and worked his way up and getting into 2nd place. It was touch and go between several cars for 2nd, but Steve crossed over and took the 2nd place trophy. Steve is also in 2nd place with a total of 337-points. Great job Steve!
-Vince Conwell #47 battled for 3rd place in the Main Event. And Vince is currently in 3rd place in points, giving him a total of 325-points. Vince teams up with Ken Kaltschmidt. Congratulations!
Thank you to all the teams that showed up to race on Saturday, even with the chance of a rainout.
Kyten Jones #30 is currently in 1st place with points, ending his evening with a total of 341-points. Ed Beck #15 is in 5th place with a total of 298-points.
Robert Rux #88 holds 6th place with a total of 214-points and Mitch Woods #37 is in 7th place with a total of 213-points.
Kahl Cheth #23 holds 8th place with a total of 209-points and Shane Strimple #28 is in 9th place and a total of 205-points.
George Chambers #24 holds 12th place with 117-points and Randy Adams is in 15th place with 92-points.
Vern Huson #77 holds 17th place with a total of 40-points and Jason Quatsoe #8 is in 18th place with a total of 35-points.
Todd McCartney #51x is in 19th place with 32-points and Brian Cottrell #10 holds 20th place with 20-points.
Thank you one and all for putting on a great show at Evergreen Speedway.
Our VMRA@comcast.net account has been hacked. The eMail looks like it is coming from me, the ‘from’ reads: Micki Rux – VMRA@Comcast.net and the subject reads, “Check in”. The eMail reads, “
Hi,
I hope you’re doing well. Just wanted to know if you have an account with Amazon,
Thanks.
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The hacker is asking everyone in the address book for $150.00 Amazon eGift card. The eMail the hacker is using is vmra1@outlook.com. Do not respond. Do not send a the eGift card. And Do Not send any emails to VMRA@comcast.net because the hacker has them rerouted to his email.
VMRA@comcast had received an eMail, what I thought was from Comcast, asking me to update my information and that is when I got hacked. So if your eMail account receives any eMail requesting updates DO NOT USE THAT EMAIL. I also received an eMail saying I had 28 eMails pending until my account was updated. That’s the one I replied too.
Please help me get the word out. The hacker removed all of the contacts in my Address and removed all of my sent eMails. I am having Comcast disable the VMRA@comcast.net eMail.
