NASCAR All American Sportsmen
A-Main 01 -- 1. Doug Bennett, Brodhead, Wis; 2. Daryl Gerke, Whitelaw, Wis; 3. Brett McCoy, Belvidere; 4. Scott Lawver, Roscoe; 5. Darrell Garman, South Beloit; 6. Johnny Robinson, II (r), Beloit, Wis; 7. Brandon Swinbank, Fitchburg, Wis; 8. Rob Goodman, McHenry; 9. Patrick Featherston II (r), Byron; 10. Justin Sellers, Carol Stream; 11. Joshua Lundy, Loves Park; 12. Jamie Schmidt, Arlington Heights; 13. Tim Jendrycki, Round Lake; 14. Warren (Butch) Swinbank, Rockford.

Tickets for tonight’s Kar Korner Trailer Race of Destruction are still available. Online sales will end at noon today, however you can purchase tickets in person at Rockford Speedway all day or you can order them by phone until 4:45pm by calling 815-633-1500. Ticket gates will open at 5pm with tickets available at the gate, so make your plans to come out and enjoy a full evening of racing action which includes the NASCAR Stanley Steemer Late Models, Bargain Hunter Sportsman, Miller Lite American Short Trackers, RockStar Energy RoadRunners as well as the Sam’s Drive-In Escape from I-90 Race, all leading up to the Original Trailer Race of Destruction.

This Saturday night, witness the carnage of the Original Trailer Race of Destruction presented by Kar Korner at Rockford Speedway. Trucks, SUV and Vans pull campers, boats and more in a truly unique event in which participants attempt to knock the trailers off their competitors’ vehicles. A full night of NASCAR racing will feature the Stanley Steemer Late Models, Bargain Hunter Sportsman, Miller Lite American Short Trackers and RockStar Energy RoadRunners as well as the Sam’s Drive-In Escape from I-90 Race.

Allison Legacy's
A-Main 01 -- 1. Cory Cootware, Iron Mountain, Mich.; 2. Dwight Dunlap, Machesney Park; 3. Dick Heath, Milwaukee, Wis.

Heat 01 -- 1. Cory Cootware, Iron Mountain, Mich.; 2. Dwight Dunlap, Machesney Park; 3. Dick Heath, Milwaukee, Wis.

Time Trial -- 1. Cory Cootware, Iron Mountain, Mich.; 2. Dwight Dunlap, Machesney Park; 3. Dick Heath, Milwaukee,

By: Eric Huenefeld
After running every feature for the past three years at the Rockford Speedway, and after coming close to his ultimate goal on multiple occasions in that 3 year span, finally Wayne Freimund made the trip to the top of the mountain Saturday night at the Rockford Speedway.

Freimund, the veteran racer from Elkhorn, Wisconsin, was able to survive the unpredictable first third of the 30 lap Stanley Steemer NASCAR Late Model feature, and then held off multiple advances from Matt Berger to claim the win and become the fifth different winner in six Late Model features this season.

NASCAR American Short Trackers A-Main 01 -- 1. Christopher Jones, Capron; 2. Scott Hoeft, Watertown, Wis; 3. Joe LaMarca, Rockford; 4. George Sparkman, Loves Park; 5. Zach Rodriguez, Rockton; 6. Billy McCoy, Belvidere; 7. Nick Letsinger, Rockford; 8. Keith Pierce, Machesney Park; 9. Leo Bujak, III (r), Spring Grove; 10. Eric Connell, Fort Atkinson, Wis; 11. David Russell, Jr, Rockford; 12. Tim Dix, Beloit, Wis; 13. Jack Atchison, Stillman Valley; 14. Kyle Lapier, Belvidere; 15. Alan Bekielewski, Roscoe; 16. Ron Bridges, Machesney Park; 17. Rachel Sparkman, Belvidere; 18. Nick Cina, Jr, Belvidere.

USG presents Kid’s Night this Saturday night June 9 at Rockford Speedway. There will be fun for all ages as we celebrate the start of Summer with a Splash-tacular Swimming Pool Jump. Kids ages 11 and under will be admitted free and are invited to enjoy the 4-H Ice Cream Social, Charity Cow Kissing Booth and on-track coin scramble before the features.
The NASCAR Stanley Steemer Late Models, Miller Lite American Short Trackers, RockStar Energy RoadRunners, Sam’s Drive-In Sheetrock Race, American Super Cups and Crap Scrapper Hornets will all be competing. Spectator gates open at 5, qualifying begins at 5:55 with Stateline Staffing Services Dashes Going Green at 7:07pm. Admission prices remain at the standard level for this special event, adult tickets are $12, students ages 12-17 are $8 with ages 11 and under FREE.

By Kraig McCay
(Loves Park, IL- June 2, 2012) Metro Medical Car Load night at Rockford Speedway on Saturday June 2 turned into the night of first time winners in the Late Model and Sportsman ranks, while veteran wisdom secured the winner’s hardware for three others.

The upcoming Miller Lite All-Star 100 at Rockford Speedway for Super Late Models will once again be contested on Hoosier Racing Tires, this time with the popular F-25 and F-48 compounds which have provided many thrilling finishes across the Midwest in early season action. The four tire race will feature fuel breathing four barrel Super Late Model action with the winner taking home $3000 for their efforts in the 100 lap contest which pays $750 to start.

“I have heard from a lot of the top drivers, they think this tire combination will be magical at Rockford.” Commented Rockford Speedway’s Gregg McKarns. “I’m excited to see this race play out in front of our eyes July 14th.” Race teams are encouraged to contact Dave Gruenberg at 608-513-2278. The winner of the All-Star 100 will be guaranteed a staring position in the 200 lap main event during the 47th annual National Short Track Championships being contested September 30.

NASCAR All American Sportsmen
A-Main 01 -- 1. Johnny Robinson, II (r), Beloit, Wis; 2. Mike Beyer, Machesney Park; 3. Doug Bennett, Brodhead, Wis; 4. Daryl Gerke, Whitelaw, Wis; 5. Scott Lawver, Roscoe; 6. Justin Sellers, Carol Stream; 7. Brett McCoy, Belvidere; 8. Bob Moeller, McHenry; 9. Patrick Featherston II (r), Byron; 10. Tim Jendrycki, Round Lake; 11. Joshua Lundy, Loves Park; 12. Rob Goodman, McHenry; 13. Darrell Garman, South Beloit; 14. Warren (Butch) Swinbank, Rockford; 15. Jamie Schmidt, Arlington Heights; 16. Brandon Swinbank, Fitchburg, Wis.