WALL TOWNSHIP, NJ- Saturday night Wall Stadium Speedway held the annual Garden State Classic and the racing was exciting through the night’s program. Buddy Sload took home dual victories in the twin 20-lap TQ features Saturday night at Wall Stadium Speedway on Garden State Classic night. Tanner Jones claimed his career first Legends win and William Pross took home the win in the Fast Four feature. The first TQ feature started with Jeff Kot in the early lead holding off the ch

With the help of Millville New Jersey’s town mayor and a handful of local business Dave Pierce and GAR Motorsports are trying to make a difference. Their program, Young Guns- Race To Succeed, is aimed at high school teens that have an interest in auto racing but not the resources or the accessibility to the sport. “We want to give kids who come from disadvantaged areas something to put their passion into after school”. Pierce states “instead of hanging around after school,

Hamilton New Jersey’s Bitner Automotive boasts a full service, in-house, state of the art automotive repair facility that offers repairs on all types of vehicles from motorhomes to classic car engine restoration. However, what they are best known for in the racing community is their performance engine program. Racers have been coming to Bitner automotive for three generations. Although Bitner Automotive started in 1958 with Fred Bitner Sr, they didn’t start servicing the ra

As soon as Kyle Scisco emerged from the #31 in the post tech area following his latest win, team owner Steve Ferrera greeted his driver with a cold drink and a bear hug. The smile on Ferrara’s face, the image of a very delighted car owner. His newest driver Kyle ‘The Scisco Kid” has become a threat to win each time he pulls onto the track at wall stadium this season. Ferrara said “The guy is good. Real good. He’s the best driver we’ve had since Eric’ (Mauriello). “ Which

XCEL Chassis is a 14-year old series whose goal is racing that is fast, fun and safe but doesn’t cost a fortune. Doug Borger said “It like an IROC type series or Legends in a way. It’s a Spec chassis and Everybody has the same car, the same motor program. Basically, I took the money out of the whole thing. so you're not getting beat by money You're just getting beat by better driver. Everybody has to buy the car, the motor and the shocks through my company” The series ra

Wall Township, NJ- Two former champions returned to victory lane Saturday night at Wall Stadium. Three-time champion Steven Reed took a solid Modified win after a lack luster start to the season. Similarly multiple Sportsman champion Kevin Davison also reversed his season with a solid win in his feature after weeks of rough racing luck. The Modified race started with Steven Reed in the pole position after the nine fastest qualifiers were inverted. Reed took the lead at the

Keith Raffa, an industrial electrician by trade, started the Full Tilt race shop in the fall of 1997. The idea for the shop came from a friend named Tom Casey, whom Raffa credits for getting him involved in shifter kart racing in 1996. Full Tilt offers 2 cycle karters in both junior and senior divisions anything they might need: engines, chassis, scaling and general technical support. He even makes 'house calls' to the karters trailers to act as troubleshooter for those karte

WALL TOWNSHIP, NJ- The Modified Microstocks gathered at Wall Stadium Sunday to find out who would be crowned season champion. What no one expected was that the Hall brothers, James and Mike, would have one of the most exciting races of the year. Heat race winners Tom Ervin and James Hall lV started on the front row, Mike Hall started in third on his brother’s bumper. At the drop of the green J. Hall darted to the lead with the Ervin and M. Hall hot on his tail. Ervin took th

He is the man behind the scenes. The one with the headphones on and the stern face. Watching all the racing action from up high. Every lap, every bumper tap, every caution, he sees it all every Saturday night. He is the race director. The referee if you will of Saturday night racing at your local short track. Ignored mostly by the fans below and often by the drivers on the track, until the caution flies. It is the race director who ‘calls the ball’. Who was at fault in the