Here's some more information to explain both the enduro and demo derby
pre-registrations this weekend. I am pre-registering cars and crews for BOTH
events.
Enduro Entry Fee
• Pre-registered (on Dave’s list before
Friday night at midnight) - $50 a car (fee includes one crew member)
• On
Saturday (not pre-registered) - $75 a car (fee includes one crew
member)
Demo Derby Entry Fee
• Pre-registered (on Dave’s list before
Friday night at midnight) - $50 a car (fee includes one crew member)
• On
Saturday (not pre-registered) - $75 a car (fee includes one crew
member)
Notes:
- Please pay all entry fees (pre-registered or not) at
the pit gate.
- All cars must be signed into the pits by 2:30 p.m. before
the show starts
- Any enduro car or derby heat race car that is still running
and wants to enter the derby feature at the end of the day will pay an
additional $10 “last chance” entry fee to a designated derby official ONLY as
you enter the derby ring. You only pay the last chance fee once you know your
car is running and ready to smash up. Bring an extra $10 bill with you.
-
Please prep all eligible 4-6 enduro cars to the “mini-smash” demo derby rules
ahead of time to make it easy to enter the derby.
To pre-register your
car and crew, contact Dave Watchorn with the following information: Name of
Driver, Name of Crew Chief, Car #/Class (4, 6 or 8 cylinder), Contact #, List of
Sponsors
“Dentman” Dave Watchorn
Volunteer Enduro/Demo Derby
organizer/helper
e-mail: dw.tsg@sympatico.ca
cell/text: 613-799-6264
work voicemail: 613-489-2759
Tuesday, September 3, 2013
Monday, September 2, 2013
Monster Truck Rides added to Summer Slam
Soul Collector has
been added to the Saturday September 7th show. Soul Collector is a Monster Truck
but what is different about this truck is that it has 6 seats in it. Soul
Collector will be taking kids for a ride through the bush at a cost of $ 15.00
per child. Rides will start at 2:00 and go on throughout the day and into the
early evening. This is one of the very few times this opportunity will happen,
so make sure you come on out and go for a ride.
"Back to School" was the Best so Far
As the season continued from the start to near completion, the show keeps getting better and better each week, and last week was no exception. What a great night it was, both off and on the track. Thanks go to the Ottawa 67's organization for bringing out Riley and some free tickets and other gifts for our fans. Thunder Cat wanted to pass along his apologies for beating Rily in the Golf Cart race. Well not really, but did mention that he would give Riley another chance next year if he did want to take him on again. Thunder is now two for two beating "The Dawg" from 101.9 FM and now Riley. I think Thunder is now getting a little over confident in his racing abilities. He said he would race any and all other mascots and show them how it is done. I think we have created a racing Monster Mascot.
Thanks to all of the fans that came out on Wednesday as it was our biggest attendance night of the year. Lets keep that going and have an even bigger night September 7th for Summer Slam.
It was a great night of racing for all but one race stood out for the Late Model Team of Al Dickie. The Sparks Street Mall sponsored car, driven by Paul DeJong, finally made it to the winners circle. The # 88 Team has struggled this year but finally put all of the pieces together for their first win of the year. Paul started outside pole and jumped into the lead and never looked back. I don't think I have ever seen a happier group in the winners circle.
Well maybe one group. That would be the team of Neil Leblond who took home his first ever Feature win at CCS. Neil has been working hard all season getting his set up right for CCS and learning the track. It all came together for Neil and he showed why he will be a force to be reckoned with again. Neil and his # 88 looked strong all night long and congratulations to him and his team. It was a good night for the cars with # 88.
Brandon looked great again with his little Honda and was back again in the winners circle. Brandon has clinched the Four For Fun Championship and look for him next year in a even bigger mini stock field. By winning the Championship, he must move up a class to Mini Stock next year or retire. I think he is having too much fun to retire, so look for him in Mini Stock next year.
Jason Moss showed that he can compete in Mini Stock after winning the Four For Fun class last year. Jason had to move up this year, and he has showed us he has what it takes, taking his second feature win of the season.
Kevin Foisy took home his triple crown wins for the night with another commanding performance by him. The Legends car count was up for the night with Bob Broad and Nate Plantz coming in to up te numbers. Bob and Nate are welcome additions to the track and we hope to see them back next week again.
Joey Evans made it two in a row Feature wins for the Dirt Sportsman cars, and Dana Aikens wins the point series.
Bl Hawes took home the feature win in Karts and ass well took home The Dinardo's Kart Championship.
Thanks agan to everyone who made it out an we hope to see all of you again this Saturday fr Sumr Slam. Racing starts at 3:00 pm.
Thanks to all of the fans that came out on Wednesday as it was our biggest attendance night of the year. Lets keep that going and have an even bigger night September 7th for Summer Slam.
It was a great night of racing for all but one race stood out for the Late Model Team of Al Dickie. The Sparks Street Mall sponsored car, driven by Paul DeJong, finally made it to the winners circle. The # 88 Team has struggled this year but finally put all of the pieces together for their first win of the year. Paul started outside pole and jumped into the lead and never looked back. I don't think I have ever seen a happier group in the winners circle.
Well maybe one group. That would be the team of Neil Leblond who took home his first ever Feature win at CCS. Neil has been working hard all season getting his set up right for CCS and learning the track. It all came together for Neil and he showed why he will be a force to be reckoned with again. Neil and his # 88 looked strong all night long and congratulations to him and his team. It was a good night for the cars with # 88.
Brandon looked great again with his little Honda and was back again in the winners circle. Brandon has clinched the Four For Fun Championship and look for him next year in a even bigger mini stock field. By winning the Championship, he must move up a class to Mini Stock next year or retire. I think he is having too much fun to retire, so look for him in Mini Stock next year.
Jason Moss showed that he can compete in Mini Stock after winning the Four For Fun class last year. Jason had to move up this year, and he has showed us he has what it takes, taking his second feature win of the season.
Kevin Foisy took home his triple crown wins for the night with another commanding performance by him. The Legends car count was up for the night with Bob Broad and Nate Plantz coming in to up te numbers. Bob and Nate are welcome additions to the track and we hope to see them back next week again.
Joey Evans made it two in a row Feature wins for the Dirt Sportsman cars, and Dana Aikens wins the point series.
Bl Hawes took home the feature win in Karts and ass well took home The Dinardo's Kart Championship.
Thanks agan to everyone who made it out an we hope to see all of you again this Saturday fr Sumr Slam. Racing starts at 3:00 pm.
Monday, August 26, 2013
Big Show this Wednesday - Don't Miss It.
Join us this Wednesday for what will be one of our biggest Wednesday Nights all season. Yes, unfortunately for some it is our "Back To School Night", and for some it could not arrive fast enough. Regardless of your perspective, it will be a great night to be at the track. Not only do we have our five regular classes, we will also have the Dinardo's Karts and the last appearance of the Dirt Sportsman this year.
Remember, children 12 and under get in for free this week. We will have the Ottawa 67's mascot - Riley Raccoon on hand, as well the Ottawa 67's organization will be giving us some free tickets to give away during the night. You may win a set of tickets for their opening night or a pre season game.
Thunder Cat wasn't happy about sharing the spotlight wth Riley and has challenged Riley to a golf cart race around the track. Will Riley accept the challenge and take on Thunder Cat? Come on out and see what happens and cheer on your favorite mascot.
Win a bike compliments of Rideau Auctions and Pauls Quaity Autos. With your free admission, your child will receive a ticket for our bike draw.
With the purchase of an adult admission ticket - get $ 5.00 off your next oil change at Mr. Lube.
Enter a free draw to win a trip for 2 to the Pocono Nascar race next year compliments of Scott MacIssac.
All of this, and lets not forget about all of the excitng stock car racing action that will take place this Wednesday Night. There will be no better place to be this Wednesday except for Capital City Speedway. The sign of excitement.
I hope to see you at the races.
Remember, children 12 and under get in for free this week. We will have the Ottawa 67's mascot - Riley Raccoon on hand, as well the Ottawa 67's organization will be giving us some free tickets to give away during the night. You may win a set of tickets for their opening night or a pre season game.
Thunder Cat wasn't happy about sharing the spotlight wth Riley and has challenged Riley to a golf cart race around the track. Will Riley accept the challenge and take on Thunder Cat? Come on out and see what happens and cheer on your favorite mascot.
Win a bike compliments of Rideau Auctions and Pauls Quaity Autos. With your free admission, your child will receive a ticket for our bike draw.
With the purchase of an adult admission ticket - get $ 5.00 off your next oil change at Mr. Lube.
Enter a free draw to win a trip for 2 to the Pocono Nascar race next year compliments of Scott MacIssac.
All of this, and lets not forget about all of the excitng stock car racing action that will take place this Wednesday Night. There will be no better place to be this Wednesday except for Capital City Speedway. The sign of excitement.
I hope to see you at the races.
Sunday, August 25, 2013
Interstate Batteries Night was Electric
Another great night of racing is in he books, and thanks to Interstate Batteries for making it all possible. We could not make this all happen without our nightly sponsors and Interstate Batteries has made this night possible for the last two years. If you are looking for any type of battery, please make sure it is an Interstate. You can visit them at the All Battery Center located at 171 McFarlane Road, Nepean, Ontario or call them at 613-798-9700.
Mother Nature gave us another excellent night for racing and our drivers did not disappoint. We had some great bumper to bumper racing all night long, a a great intermission show with the Wicked Garage Car Show Series on hand. Over 50 cars took to the track and put on a great display of some of the nicest cars in Ottawa. Thanks to Larry Way and Wicked Garage for their help in making this happen once again.
Late Models saw Shawn Kennedy take the checkered flag, and the points lead after Steve Munro spun leader Ken Baird close to the end of the race, sending them both to the back of the pack. This was the break Shawn needed after running third for most of the race. Shawn took over the pole on the restart an raced his way to the win.
Thunder saw the biggest car count of the season with Greg Ogilvie taking the win after another close battle with Todd Musker.
Legends saw an improved car count with Matt Haufe taking another win and a larger points lead in that class.
Mini Stock saw a great car count and saw another week of great racing. Casy Cavanagh made it back to the winners circle just ahead of Nolan Gould.
Andrew Thompson captured the checkered flag for his first win ever. Andrew has been working hard to make his car better every week and it finally paid off.
Join us this Wednesday for what will be one of our biggest weeks all year.
I hope to see you at the races.
Mother Nature gave us another excellent night for racing and our drivers did not disappoint. We had some great bumper to bumper racing all night long, a a great intermission show with the Wicked Garage Car Show Series on hand. Over 50 cars took to the track and put on a great display of some of the nicest cars in Ottawa. Thanks to Larry Way and Wicked Garage for their help in making this happen once again.
Late Models saw Shawn Kennedy take the checkered flag, and the points lead after Steve Munro spun leader Ken Baird close to the end of the race, sending them both to the back of the pack. This was the break Shawn needed after running third for most of the race. Shawn took over the pole on the restart an raced his way to the win.
Thunder saw the biggest car count of the season with Greg Ogilvie taking the win after another close battle with Todd Musker.
Legends saw an improved car count with Matt Haufe taking another win and a larger points lead in that class.
Mini Stock saw a great car count and saw another week of great racing. Casy Cavanagh made it back to the winners circle just ahead of Nolan Gould.
Andrew Thompson captured the checkered flag for his first win ever. Andrew has been working hard to make his car better every week and it finally paid off.
Join us this Wednesday for what will be one of our biggest weeks all year.
I hope to see you at the races.
Tuesday, August 13, 2013
Strongco and Fan Appreciation NIght - Tomorrow Night
Things just keep getting better at Capital City Speedway, and tomorrow night will be another one of those great nights. Strongco Heavy Equipment Sales and Service is our Title Sponsor of what will be one of those nights you will not want to miss. Check out all of the things going on tomorrow night.
Buy a ticket to get in tomorrow and get a chance to qualify for our free give away of a trip to the NASCAR Pocono 500 next year August 3rd to 5th. We have a few qualifiers now with a maximum number of qualifiers of 43. We will draw 2 more qualifiers tomorrow night
Bring the kids out and get a free ticket to win a bike courtesy of Rideau Actions and Pauls Quality Auto's. Thanks to Paul Yendall and Hunter McQuaid.
Buy a ticket to get in and receive back $ 5.00 off your next oil change at Mr. Lube.
Buy a raffle ticket to win a $ 4500.00 tool box from Matco Tools.
Don't forget to buy your 50/50 ticket from Liz and maybe you will be going home with a few hundred more dollars than when you came.
Fan Appreciation Night is this Wednesday Night. Come on out and see the cars and your favorite driver up close and personal. You will be able to go down on the track at intermission and see all of our cars and meet all of our drivers. You will be allowed to smooze with them for 15 minutes before the feature races get under way.
Lets not forget the Vintage Modifieds are with us as well. If you haven't seen them here before, then you need to make a point to catch them this time. They put on a great race and see how we used to race years ago.
Mother Nature has promised us a great race night. It will get a little cooler tomorrow night so make sure you throw in that extra jacket or sweater to keep you warm and cozy. We want all of our guests to have fun and be comfortable. Throw them in the back seat as you may go and get them at any time.
Remember, Capital City Speedway is fun for the whole family, so make sure you bring them with you tomorrow night.
I hope to see you at the races.
Buy a ticket to get in tomorrow and get a chance to qualify for our free give away of a trip to the NASCAR Pocono 500 next year August 3rd to 5th. We have a few qualifiers now with a maximum number of qualifiers of 43. We will draw 2 more qualifiers tomorrow night
Bring the kids out and get a free ticket to win a bike courtesy of Rideau Actions and Pauls Quality Auto's. Thanks to Paul Yendall and Hunter McQuaid.
Buy a ticket to get in and receive back $ 5.00 off your next oil change at Mr. Lube.
Buy a raffle ticket to win a $ 4500.00 tool box from Matco Tools.
Don't forget to buy your 50/50 ticket from Liz and maybe you will be going home with a few hundred more dollars than when you came.
Fan Appreciation Night is this Wednesday Night. Come on out and see the cars and your favorite driver up close and personal. You will be able to go down on the track at intermission and see all of our cars and meet all of our drivers. You will be allowed to smooze with them for 15 minutes before the feature races get under way.
Lets not forget the Vintage Modifieds are with us as well. If you haven't seen them here before, then you need to make a point to catch them this time. They put on a great race and see how we used to race years ago.
Mother Nature has promised us a great race night. It will get a little cooler tomorrow night so make sure you throw in that extra jacket or sweater to keep you warm and cozy. We want all of our guests to have fun and be comfortable. Throw them in the back seat as you may go and get them at any time.
Remember, Capital City Speedway is fun for the whole family, so make sure you bring them with you tomorrow night.
I hope to see you at the races.
Karson Kartage Night was BIG !
What looked like another race night that was going to be rained out turned out to be one that we were able to squeek in before the rain came. I am glad we tried it to get it in because it was a great race night and we had our largest Enduro turnout of the season.
The Late Model class saw some bumps and bruises with a couple of cars into each other after 23 laps of great racing. The Sparks Street Mall sponsored car of Al Dickie, driven by Paul Dejong finally got things going with that car and Paul lead most of the race before young gun Justin Holtom manged to get by. Paul ended up getting into the back of him in corner # 1 and Justin ended up in the wall with Paul right behind him. This left us with a green white checkered finish with Ken Baird back in the winners circle.
Thunder Car owner and driver, Todd Musker, was back again in the winners circle extending his lead in his quest for a repeat of the Thunder Championship. Security Connection's # 03 with Chris MacDonlad behind the wheel seemed to find the right set up on that car. Chris ended up with a second place finish - his best finish so far this season. What car will be out tomorrow? Come on out and see who will step it up this week.
Legends saw Matt Haufe take the checkered for the second week in a row. Legends car count has been up and down this year for some reason, but new in today that Steve Yendall has put his newly rebuilt motor back in and will be with us this week.
Mini Stock saw some great battles all night long and a few chills and spills thrown in for good measure. Nolan Gould made it to the finish line first for his first feature win of the season, with a gaggle of cars hot on his tail. The mini stock class has had some of the best racing this season and expect no less this week. See who take the checkered flag this week, and make sure you are there to cheer on your favorite driver.
Mike Atwill made it back to the winners circle after a few week sweep by Brandon Scott. Pops MacDonald saw some speed and look for him to step it up again this week. It will be interesting to see if anyone has brought something different to the table to get by Mr. Scott this week.
Our enduro was the best so far this year with over 35 cars entered. It was an entertaining show and plenty of cars left after the 100 laps. Due to holidays we were not bale to produce the final, but we will have those later this week. Sorry for the delay.
The Late Model class saw some bumps and bruises with a couple of cars into each other after 23 laps of great racing. The Sparks Street Mall sponsored car of Al Dickie, driven by Paul Dejong finally got things going with that car and Paul lead most of the race before young gun Justin Holtom manged to get by. Paul ended up getting into the back of him in corner # 1 and Justin ended up in the wall with Paul right behind him. This left us with a green white checkered finish with Ken Baird back in the winners circle.
Thunder Car owner and driver, Todd Musker, was back again in the winners circle extending his lead in his quest for a repeat of the Thunder Championship. Security Connection's # 03 with Chris MacDonlad behind the wheel seemed to find the right set up on that car. Chris ended up with a second place finish - his best finish so far this season. What car will be out tomorrow? Come on out and see who will step it up this week.
Legends saw Matt Haufe take the checkered for the second week in a row. Legends car count has been up and down this year for some reason, but new in today that Steve Yendall has put his newly rebuilt motor back in and will be with us this week.
Mini Stock saw some great battles all night long and a few chills and spills thrown in for good measure. Nolan Gould made it to the finish line first for his first feature win of the season, with a gaggle of cars hot on his tail. The mini stock class has had some of the best racing this season and expect no less this week. See who take the checkered flag this week, and make sure you are there to cheer on your favorite driver.
Mike Atwill made it back to the winners circle after a few week sweep by Brandon Scott. Pops MacDonald saw some speed and look for him to step it up again this week. It will be interesting to see if anyone has brought something different to the table to get by Mr. Scott this week.
Our enduro was the best so far this year with over 35 cars entered. It was an entertaining show and plenty of cars left after the 100 laps. Due to holidays we were not bale to produce the final, but we will have those later this week. Sorry for the delay.
Wednesday, August 7, 2013
Racing is on Tonight
We are going to try to get the races in tonight. There will be a shower or two shortly, but we do expect it to stop around 6 pm. This will give us enough time to dry the track and get the races in. We cannot promise anything, other than we are not going to cancel the races tonight, unless we get rained on heavily after 7:15 . We have had enough rain outs this year, and we do not want another one. Don't put off today and maybe come out next week. Come on out and watch live stock car racing at the place of excitement. Capital City Speedway. Capital City Speedway offers the best rain out policy in the business.
Head on out tonight and see some great racing along with a 100 lap enduro. Capital City Speedway is always the best bang for your entertainment dollar.
I hope to see you at the races tonight.
Head on out tonight and see some great racing along with a 100 lap enduro. Capital City Speedway is always the best bang for your entertainment dollar.
I hope to see you at the races tonight.
Monday, August 5, 2013
Dymon Storage Night had something for everyone.
Dymon Self Storage Night had something for everyone. We had a great line up of cars, a CHEO Fundraiser, a Bicycle give away, draws for our NASCAR trip to Pocono, Dirt Sportsmans and a great night weather wise. We also had a great turnout of fans to watch it all. Thanks to everyone for making it such a great night.
The Late Model race was won by Steve Munro who made it back into victory circle this week. It has been several weeks for Steve and it was good to see him back. The race for top spot got a little closer with a good night by Sean Kennedy. Ken Baird is still in top spot but now only leads Sean Kennedy by 1 point. The next few weeks could be the determining factor in the Late Model Championship race. Will Ken Baird stay in top spot, or will Sean Kennedy who has had some strong races lately finally take over the lead? Come on out next week and cheer on your favorite.
Thunder car saw Greg Ogilvie and Todd Musker battle it out again this week for the win. Todd had an early lead only to see Greg Ogilvie catch him with two laps left to go. Greg took over the top spot, but only by inches going into the final corner. Todd Musker stayed outside and kept the pedal down to stay close to Greg. The two got tangled up coming out of four for the checkered flag, sliding across the finish line and into the infield. Todd Musker crossed the line first giving him the win.
Legends saw a small car count this week with Matt Haufe taking the checkered flag again this week. That makes two in a row for Matt and puts him in top spot for the Championship.
Mini Stock saw the return of Kyle Baker after his fire last week, and he must have done something right to fix it as he won the feature race. Casey Cavanagh and Nolan Gould battled behind him for most of the race but could not catch Kyle.
Four for Fun action saw Brendon Scott take the winner again in that class. Brendon Scott has won a number of features this year and seems unstoppable in his quest for the Championship. We keep loading him up with weight, but he keeps taking it to the front and staying there.
The Dirt Sportsman were on hand with us with a lighter than expected turnout. That did not stop them from putting on a great show. Joey Evans got his first win of the season with a strong run in the feature. We will see them again August 28th, and we are expecting a better turnout for that race.
Thanks to all of the fans who bought a ticket for our Golf Ball toss for CHEO. We managed to raise
over $ 700.00 for CHEO.
Join us next WeEdnesday for Karson Kartage Night and all of our regular classes along with a 100 Lap Enduro.
I hope to see you at the races.
The Late Model race was won by Steve Munro who made it back into victory circle this week. It has been several weeks for Steve and it was good to see him back. The race for top spot got a little closer with a good night by Sean Kennedy. Ken Baird is still in top spot but now only leads Sean Kennedy by 1 point. The next few weeks could be the determining factor in the Late Model Championship race. Will Ken Baird stay in top spot, or will Sean Kennedy who has had some strong races lately finally take over the lead? Come on out next week and cheer on your favorite.
Thunder car saw Greg Ogilvie and Todd Musker battle it out again this week for the win. Todd had an early lead only to see Greg Ogilvie catch him with two laps left to go. Greg took over the top spot, but only by inches going into the final corner. Todd Musker stayed outside and kept the pedal down to stay close to Greg. The two got tangled up coming out of four for the checkered flag, sliding across the finish line and into the infield. Todd Musker crossed the line first giving him the win.
Legends saw a small car count this week with Matt Haufe taking the checkered flag again this week. That makes two in a row for Matt and puts him in top spot for the Championship.
Mini Stock saw the return of Kyle Baker after his fire last week, and he must have done something right to fix it as he won the feature race. Casey Cavanagh and Nolan Gould battled behind him for most of the race but could not catch Kyle.
Four for Fun action saw Brendon Scott take the winner again in that class. Brendon Scott has won a number of features this year and seems unstoppable in his quest for the Championship. We keep loading him up with weight, but he keeps taking it to the front and staying there.
The Dirt Sportsman were on hand with us with a lighter than expected turnout. That did not stop them from putting on a great show. Joey Evans got his first win of the season with a strong run in the feature. We will see them again August 28th, and we are expecting a better turnout for that race.
Thanks to all of the fans who bought a ticket for our Golf Ball toss for CHEO. We managed to raise
over $ 700.00 for CHEO.
Join us next WeEdnesday for Karson Kartage Night and all of our regular classes along with a 100 Lap Enduro.
I hope to see you at the races.
Sunday, July 28, 2013
G. W Drummond Memorial Night the "BIGGEST" yet.
Thanks to the National Autism Society for being a big part of our night on Wednesday. I know we had some new people out for the very first time and a fun time was had by all. We hope to see some of you again this year.
Thanks to the Drummond Family for hosting our night and thank you for the extra heat money and feature payouts for the drivers. I am sure it was greatly appreciated by them.
Overall, we had the biggest spectator count of the season and thanks to all of you who came out and watched some great racing. We could not survive without all of coming each and every week and supporting Capital City Speedway. It certainly helps when the weather cooperates and there is no chance of rain in the forecast. This Wednesday looks like it will be another great night for racing, as it appears that Mother Nature will give us another great night for putting on a show.
Congratulations go to Steve Munro and Dave Booth who were inducted into the CCS Hall of Fame on Wednesday. Both of these people have contributed to CCS's success over the many years and are now recognized for playing their part in keeping local stock car racing alive in Ottawa.
With a full card or racing and 2 special feature races, it was a full night of racing. The Dinardo Karts where on hand with us and the Sportsman Modifieds as well.
The Late Model feature was won by Sean Kennedy, sponsored by Ottawa Rental Supply and Service, who seems to have set up his new car to his liking. Three weeks ago Sean was involved in a crash which destroyed his old car. Two weeks later he is back in the winners circle again. Compliments to him and his team for putting his racing program back together so quickly. That win brings Sean only three points back of Ken Baird who is our current points leader.
The Legends Class saw Kevin Foisy make the triple sweep of the heats and the feature win.
The Thunder class saw Spencer MacPherson back at CCS in the Dave Woods owned # 25 car. Spencer has taken over that ride for the balance of the season, and look for that car to make a steady progression to the front. Chris MacDonald, owner of Security Connection and the 03 Thunder car driver, has shown some promise in that car. Chris who was our Mini Stock Champion last year and made the move up this year, seems to be getting the feeling for that car as he lead a number of laps before giving up the lead. Keith Ridell improves each and every week and is excited now to finally be in the mix of things. Jessica Pasinetti ended up third in the feature, second was Todd Musker and Greg Ogilvie took the checkered. The Thunder class is getting better and better each and every week and I look forward to seeing what is going to happen this week. Todd Musker and Greg Ogilvie are now tied for top spot and should make for an interesting battle the rest of the way.
Mini Stock saw a few bang ups early on in the night, knocking some cars out of the feature race. Cory Wilson manage to stay clean and finish up the night with his first win of the season.
Brendon Scott took and early lead and never looked back to take the feature win in the Four for Fun.
In the Sportsman Modified class we saw Steve Billings take his second checkered flag of the season and seems to have his car dialed in for CCS. Watch for the Sportsman Modifieds making their third appearance of the year this Wednesday Night. We are expecting to see a few more cars this week as the class saw a busy 4 day dirt series race last week.
The Dinardo's Karts were with us again and always put on a neat show. Trevor French took the triple crown, winning both heat races and the feature.
This coming week we will have Dymon Self Storage Night and our annual CHEO Fundraiser Night. Please come on out and support CCS and CHEO. Please help us support CHEO by bringing a "Toonie for the Tots". We will once again be having our golf ball toss for CHEO. Buy a golf ball for $ 5.00 and at intermission we will have you throw your ball towards the hole. Get it in and you could win $ 250.00 cash. All proceeds from this event and cash donations will be donated to CHEO.
Thanks to the Drummond Family for hosting our night and thank you for the extra heat money and feature payouts for the drivers. I am sure it was greatly appreciated by them.
Overall, we had the biggest spectator count of the season and thanks to all of you who came out and watched some great racing. We could not survive without all of coming each and every week and supporting Capital City Speedway. It certainly helps when the weather cooperates and there is no chance of rain in the forecast. This Wednesday looks like it will be another great night for racing, as it appears that Mother Nature will give us another great night for putting on a show.
Congratulations go to Steve Munro and Dave Booth who were inducted into the CCS Hall of Fame on Wednesday. Both of these people have contributed to CCS's success over the many years and are now recognized for playing their part in keeping local stock car racing alive in Ottawa.
With a full card or racing and 2 special feature races, it was a full night of racing. The Dinardo Karts where on hand with us and the Sportsman Modifieds as well.
The Late Model feature was won by Sean Kennedy, sponsored by Ottawa Rental Supply and Service, who seems to have set up his new car to his liking. Three weeks ago Sean was involved in a crash which destroyed his old car. Two weeks later he is back in the winners circle again. Compliments to him and his team for putting his racing program back together so quickly. That win brings Sean only three points back of Ken Baird who is our current points leader.
The Legends Class saw Kevin Foisy make the triple sweep of the heats and the feature win.
The Thunder class saw Spencer MacPherson back at CCS in the Dave Woods owned # 25 car. Spencer has taken over that ride for the balance of the season, and look for that car to make a steady progression to the front. Chris MacDonald, owner of Security Connection and the 03 Thunder car driver, has shown some promise in that car. Chris who was our Mini Stock Champion last year and made the move up this year, seems to be getting the feeling for that car as he lead a number of laps before giving up the lead. Keith Ridell improves each and every week and is excited now to finally be in the mix of things. Jessica Pasinetti ended up third in the feature, second was Todd Musker and Greg Ogilvie took the checkered. The Thunder class is getting better and better each and every week and I look forward to seeing what is going to happen this week. Todd Musker and Greg Ogilvie are now tied for top spot and should make for an interesting battle the rest of the way.
Mini Stock saw a few bang ups early on in the night, knocking some cars out of the feature race. Cory Wilson manage to stay clean and finish up the night with his first win of the season.
Brendon Scott took and early lead and never looked back to take the feature win in the Four for Fun.
In the Sportsman Modified class we saw Steve Billings take his second checkered flag of the season and seems to have his car dialed in for CCS. Watch for the Sportsman Modifieds making their third appearance of the year this Wednesday Night. We are expecting to see a few more cars this week as the class saw a busy 4 day dirt series race last week.
The Dinardo's Karts were with us again and always put on a neat show. Trevor French took the triple crown, winning both heat races and the feature.
This coming week we will have Dymon Self Storage Night and our annual CHEO Fundraiser Night. Please come on out and support CCS and CHEO. Please help us support CHEO by bringing a "Toonie for the Tots". We will once again be having our golf ball toss for CHEO. Buy a golf ball for $ 5.00 and at intermission we will have you throw your ball towards the hole. Get it in and you could win $ 250.00 cash. All proceeds from this event and cash donations will be donated to CHEO.
Tuesday, July 23, 2013
Ottawa Valley Tree Experts "Chops" a Deal with CCS
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Monday, July 22, 2013
Join us this Wednesday
Join us this Wednesday for what will be one of the better races this year. This week we will have our 5 regular classes running along with the Dinardo Karts and the 2nd date for the Dirt Sportsman. Our first race for the Dirt Sportsman was a great race and we are expecting an even higher car count this week for that class.
We will be inducting Steve Munro and Dave Booth into the CCS Hall of Fame this Wednesday.
The National Autism Awareness group will be with us this week, and will be bringing a number of their friends with them to our facility to host Kids Race.
Enter your name to qualify for a free trip to the NASCAR Pocono 400 next August.
Buy a raffle ticket to win a $ 4500.00 MATCO Tool Box.
With your admission ticket to get in, you will receive a $ 5.00 off coupon to use at Mr. Lube for your next oil change.
Bring out your child and get a free ticket to win a new kids bike courtesy of Paul's Quality Auto's.
There is always so many things going on at CCS, so make sure you are part of the action this week at Capital City Speedway.
Remember, we will sell you the whole seat, but you will only need the edge.
We will be inducting Steve Munro and Dave Booth into the CCS Hall of Fame this Wednesday.
The National Autism Awareness group will be with us this week, and will be bringing a number of their friends with them to our facility to host Kids Race.
Enter your name to qualify for a free trip to the NASCAR Pocono 400 next August.
Buy a raffle ticket to win a $ 4500.00 MATCO Tool Box.
With your admission ticket to get in, you will receive a $ 5.00 off coupon to use at Mr. Lube for your next oil change.
Bring out your child and get a free ticket to win a new kids bike courtesy of Paul's Quality Auto's.
There is always so many things going on at CCS, so make sure you are part of the action this week at Capital City Speedway.
Remember, we will sell you the whole seat, but you will only need the edge.
Tuesday, July 16, 2013
Join us tomorrow for G. Drummond Memorial Night
Tomorrow will be a great night for racing. Don't let the heat keep you away as it gets nice and cool at the track. The only thing hot tomorrow at the track will be the racing. We have a full schedule of classes including our special feature: The Vintage Modifieds. The Vintage Modifieds are always a crowd pleaser and make sure you do not miss them tomorrow.
The George Drummond Memorial Night is also our CCS Hall of Fame Induction ceremony, and local racer Steve Munro gets the award tomorrow night. Steve Munro from Carp has been a racer at CCS for, lets just say a decade or so, and is a great example of what a stock car racer should be. Steve has a number of Championships under his belt and countless wins in numerous different classes. If you have ever been to CCS you know who Steve Munro is. Please come on out and welcome Steve Munro into the CCS Hall of Fame.
Paul Yendall, owner of Paul's Quality Auto's, a long time supporter of CCS will be bringing out a kids bike to give away tomorrow night. Come on out and bring your child with you and get a ticket to win. Thanks to Paul Yendall for his donation of the bike.
Buy a ticket to get in tomorrow and get a chance to qualify for our free give away of a trip to the NASCAR Pocono 500 next year August 3rd to 5th. We have 6 qualifiers now with a maximum number of qualifiers of 43. We will draw 2 more qualifiers tomorrow night.
Capital City Speedway needs your support, so please come on out and have some fun.
I hope to see you at the races.
The George Drummond Memorial Night is also our CCS Hall of Fame Induction ceremony, and local racer Steve Munro gets the award tomorrow night. Steve Munro from Carp has been a racer at CCS for, lets just say a decade or so, and is a great example of what a stock car racer should be. Steve has a number of Championships under his belt and countless wins in numerous different classes. If you have ever been to CCS you know who Steve Munro is. Please come on out and welcome Steve Munro into the CCS Hall of Fame.
Paul Yendall, owner of Paul's Quality Auto's, a long time supporter of CCS will be bringing out a kids bike to give away tomorrow night. Come on out and bring your child with you and get a ticket to win. Thanks to Paul Yendall for his donation of the bike.
Buy a ticket to get in tomorrow and get a chance to qualify for our free give away of a trip to the NASCAR Pocono 500 next year August 3rd to 5th. We have 6 qualifiers now with a maximum number of qualifiers of 43. We will draw 2 more qualifiers tomorrow night.
Capital City Speedway needs your support, so please come on out and have some fun.
I hope to see you at the races.
Sunday, July 14, 2013
What a Week.
With the weather man finally helping us out and giving us a nice night of racing, it was nice to finally see some new faces in the stands this week. Our enduro racers were happy as well to see that they were not going to miss another race to rain this year.
The stock car racing was once again great this week with some exciting finishes. It was also good to see no big wrecks like the week before. Sean Kennedy wrote off his Late Model last week, but was back this week in a new Late Model. In the end there can be only one and that went to Justin Holtom, who took the win home for this night. Join us once again next week to see who will take home the flag and the points lead in the Late Model division.
Todd Musker took home the Thunder Car victory and continue to lead this class in points. It was good to see Keith Ridell out who seems to be making hue strides with his car. Keith was able to keep that car up front for a number of laps before the more experienced guys worked away at him. I spoke with Keith afterwards ans he was very happy with his and the cars progress and said that this was by far and away his most enjoyable night.
The Legend cars were light, but the weekly battle between Chris Zieran and Matt Haufe was a great one to watch. In the feature, Matt had taken the lead and Chris was hot on his tail. Chris made a smooth bump and run on Matt to take the lead and lead up until the last lap when Matt gave him back that same smooth bump and run to take the checkered flag.
The mini stock class was once again a great race, just as it has been all year long. The cars are so close in this class due to a H.P to weight ration which keeps things nice and tight. The little Honda that could, driven by Kyle Baker took the checkered this night. Who is it going to be next week? Come on out and see for yourself.
Brandon Scott took home the checker flag once again in the Four for Fun class, and seems to be running away with it this year. Lets see if Mike Attwell can arise his game this week and take the checkered away from him again.
Jessie Duguay took home the 4 cylinder class in the enduro and once again Todd Musker took home the 8 cylinder class. This was Todd Musker's second win of the season in the enduro, and I like to see new winners every week or every enduro, so, I have added a$ 50.00 bonus in the next enduro to the winner of the 8 cylinder class if they can beat Todd Musker. It must be a clean race - no taking him out. Todd Musker and 53 Colours has also put up $ 50.00 if anyone can come out and beat him as well. This makes the next enduro $ 350.00 to win the 8 cylinder class. Do you have what it takes it beat Todd Musker? If you think you do, then bring your car out and show us what you got.
Join us next week for all of our regular classes along with the Vintage Modifeds.
The stock car racing was once again great this week with some exciting finishes. It was also good to see no big wrecks like the week before. Sean Kennedy wrote off his Late Model last week, but was back this week in a new Late Model. In the end there can be only one and that went to Justin Holtom, who took the win home for this night. Join us once again next week to see who will take home the flag and the points lead in the Late Model division.
Todd Musker took home the Thunder Car victory and continue to lead this class in points. It was good to see Keith Ridell out who seems to be making hue strides with his car. Keith was able to keep that car up front for a number of laps before the more experienced guys worked away at him. I spoke with Keith afterwards ans he was very happy with his and the cars progress and said that this was by far and away his most enjoyable night.
The Legend cars were light, but the weekly battle between Chris Zieran and Matt Haufe was a great one to watch. In the feature, Matt had taken the lead and Chris was hot on his tail. Chris made a smooth bump and run on Matt to take the lead and lead up until the last lap when Matt gave him back that same smooth bump and run to take the checkered flag.
The mini stock class was once again a great race, just as it has been all year long. The cars are so close in this class due to a H.P to weight ration which keeps things nice and tight. The little Honda that could, driven by Kyle Baker took the checkered this night. Who is it going to be next week? Come on out and see for yourself.
Brandon Scott took home the checker flag once again in the Four for Fun class, and seems to be running away with it this year. Lets see if Mike Attwell can arise his game this week and take the checkered away from him again.
Jessie Duguay took home the 4 cylinder class in the enduro and once again Todd Musker took home the 8 cylinder class. This was Todd Musker's second win of the season in the enduro, and I like to see new winners every week or every enduro, so, I have added a$ 50.00 bonus in the next enduro to the winner of the 8 cylinder class if they can beat Todd Musker. It must be a clean race - no taking him out. Todd Musker and 53 Colours has also put up $ 50.00 if anyone can come out and beat him as well. This makes the next enduro $ 350.00 to win the 8 cylinder class. Do you have what it takes it beat Todd Musker? If you think you do, then bring your car out and show us what you got.
Join us next week for all of our regular classes along with the Vintage Modifeds.
Wednesday, July 10, 2013
MATCO Tools "Wrenches" a Deal with CCS
Capital City Speedway is happy to announce that MATCO Tools has come on board as an advertiser with us for the 2013 season. MATCO Tools has put up a Matco Tool box for us to raffle off during the season. Tickets are $ 5.00 each or 3 fo $ 10.00. This toolbox has a retail value of over $ 4500.00
Next tim you are down at the tack makesure you pick up ticket to win. The draw for the toolbox will be held September 7, 2013 during Summer Slam.
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