While most tracks have remained closed, Varney International Speedway elected to open their doors, hosting no-spectator events with each of their divisions on a weekly basis. The tracks policy has allowed several […]
As we sit back and relax during this COVID-19 pandemic, Short Track Musings asked on Facebook for drivers to share their most memorable Bone Stock moments through the years. Here are some of the ones that the drivers shared……
As we sit back and relax during this COVID-19 pandemic, Short Track Musings asked on Facebook for drivers to share their most memorable Bone Stock moments through the years. Here are some of the ones that the drivers shared……
From Gord Bennett
No matter what track you visit, it seems that the Bone and Pure Stocks are always putting on a great show. It’s also a great division to watch new talent emerge as drivers get their start behind the wheel.
With his commitments as part of the technical team at Full Throttle Motor Speedway, Tim Tolton will not be behind the wheel as much as fans may have been used to through the years. However, he won’t be stepping out totally, either.
Behind the wheel of a Fun Stock at Full Throttle Motor Speedway – Varney, Mark Merritt proved that he could do a decent job. Though will he be able to repeat that performance in 2020?
After a rough 2019 campaign, it’s no secret that Alex Cole is hoping for a smoother Bone Stock campaign at Full Throttle Motor Speedway.
No matter what track you visit, it seems that the Bone and Pure Stocks are always putting on a great show. It’s also a great division to watch new talent emerge as drivers get their start behind the wheel.
Although there is rule book debates going on, there has also been some news revealed as to what drivers are planning to do this season. So here are some competitors who have openly discussed their 2020 plans as of January 16, 2020.
