2014 NASCAR Hall Of Fame Class Announced
NASCAR announced today the inductees who will comprise the 2014 class of the NASCAR Hall of Fame. The five-person group - the fifth in NASCAR Hall of Fame history - consists of Tim Flock, Jack Ingram, Dale Jarrett, Maurice Petty and Fireball Roberts.
2014 NASCAR Hall Of Fame Class Announced
Granite State Legends Cars Race Tripleheader
Johnson Repeats for Fourth All-Star Victory
Eric Wood Scores Another "Dash for Cash" Win
NHMS Drops Green Flag on N.H. Restaurant Week
Loudon Classic
New Hampshire 300
SYLVANIA 300
Schedule
| 05/24 | The Motorsport Lab |
| 05/24 | NER SCCA |
| 05/25 | Color Vibe 5K |
| 05/27 | PCA North Country |
| 05/29 | Rusty Wallace Driving Experience |
| 05/30 | NH Cycling Club |
| 05/31 | LUZAK LLC Drifting |
| 06/01 | NH Karting Association |
| 06/01 | COM Sports Car Club |
| 06/01 | Gifford's Ice Cream Bandolero Series |
In the Loudon Road Race Series Rookie 2 event on Sunday, Marcelo Lautert finished first and Daniel Rosato ran second.
Seth Hahn won the Lightweight Grand Prix in the Loudon Road Race Series on Saturday. Rick Doucette was closing fast on the leader when a red flag ended the race prematurely.
NOTE: Timing and Scoring determined by video review that Doucette was leading Hahn at the time of the red flag. The final results credited Doucette with the win.
On Saturday and Sunday, LRRS ran its second race weekend of the 2013 season at NHMS. The racing was nose-to-tail in many classes.
The Granite State Legends Cars raced their third race in two days on Sunday. The final event was run on the Moat Mountain Road Course, and Shaun Buffington won to sweep the race weekend.
After recapping the All-Star Race with Gavin, Jonathan goes 1-on-1 with Jeff Burton. Then, they look forward to the Coca-Cola 600 and Indy 500.
After recapping Darlington with Gavin, Jonathan goes 1-on-1 with Clint Bowyer. Then, the hosts hear from Jeff Gordon and Joey Logano about the Sprint All-Star Race.
The Granite Stripe
FANTASY: The 600-Mile Marathon
Coca-Cola 600 Fantasy Preview
When Bruton Smith built Charlotte Motor Speedway in 1960, he wanted to create one of the biggest spectacles in auto racing and run a Memorial Day weekend race that would rival the Indianapolis 500. His solution: create the longest auto race in American motorsports.
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