Jerome Edge #09 found himself in the middle of the racing action for the NASCAR RoadRunner Division.

Mikie Breiner from Johnburg, Illinois 2009 rookie of the year posses for track photographer prior to the nights racing action.

By Jordan Kuehne

LOVES PARK, Ill. (Saturday, April 17th, 2010) -- There will be some new faces around Rockford Speedway for the 2010 racing season. NASCAR has announced a rules change that will allow 14- and 15-years-olds behind the wheel and behind the wall, giving the next generation more experience at a higher level. The rules change will only affect the Budweiser American Short Trackers, Bargain Hunter Sportsman, and Mtn Dew RoadRunners.

By Jordan Kuehne

LOVES PARK, Ill. (Sunday, March 14th, 2010) – The Rockford Speedway opened its doors to new drivers and welcomed back old friends for the 63rd time as the Rookie and Driver’s Orientations took place on Friday, March 5th at the Forest Hills Lodge adjacent to the legendary track. General Manager Gregg McKarns announced rules changes and spoke of exciting divisions that will make their way to the high banks during the 2010 season.

All photos courtesy of Jim Ambruoso
http://www.myfinishlinephotos.com/

Jason Van Hise collected the season championship for the RoadRunner Challenge, earning bragging rights and a giant trophy for his efforts.
 

By Jordan Kuehne

All photos courtesy of Jim Ambruoso
http://www.myfinishlinephotos.com/

Jason Brockway went wire-to-wire in the 20-lap Mtn Dew RoadRunners feature event, picking up the victory,

Brett McCoy won the Budweiser American Short Trackers main event.

By Jordan Kuehne

By: Eric Huenefeld
Whether it be on the track or on paper, as the 2009 racing season has wound towards its conclusion, the action at the Rockford Speedway has picked up in intensity. On Bobcat of Rockford Kid's Night at the Speedway, the drama continued at the famed quarter mile. When the dust settled, the points battles remained tight and those who outlasted their foes in the evenings feature events were the ones who truly earned their spoils.

By Jordan Kuehne