Mother Nature takes the checkered

For the first time in close to 15 years, the Advance Testing Late Model Tour was rained out both days. The 24 car field along with officials, Thunder Mountain volunteers and some of the most loyal fans in racing, braved the on and off showers and hours of track drying to get two heats and qualifying completed before the rain shut it down. Capturing fast time was Logan Jewel in the 92 MacCarthy GM Chevrolet, with a picture perfect lap around the tricky oval.  C heat was won by Steve Hancock, and B heat by the 22 Ford of Chris Babcock. Rain cancelled the A heat. A huge thanks to everyone for working together and trying everything possible to get the race in. We are currently working on a rescheduled date at Thunder Mountain Speedway.     

Tried, but no luck

Thanks to all of the fans and racers who braved the rain this weekend. Also thanks to thunder mountain speedway and their volunteers for working so hard to try to get in done both days. First time in a Very long time we have had a complete rainout.

On to the next race in Prince George June 14. See you all there.
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23 advance testing late models ready for race 1

PRACTICE FRIDAY NIGHT

Due to the wet weather both days in Williams Lake, The Speedway will be having a Friday night open practice from 5 pm until 8 pm. Gates will open at 4:30.

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Chris Babcock shaking down the 22

Getting ready

A damp practice for advance testing series next weekend in Williams lake

Jarret Bonn rookie contender 2014

Practice times for Williams Lake Open Practice this weekend

Williams Lake Thunder Mountain Speedway Practice

 

May 17th and 18th Gates open at 12 noon; Cost is $20 per person or $50 for a crew of up to 4.
All cars will have a mandatory Safety inspection before entering the racing surface.
 
- Open Sportsman Practice 1:30-2:15pm; No more than 10 cars on the track at any one time.
- Street Stocks 2:15-2:35pm
- Bone-Stock Mini's 2:35-2:55pm
- Pro-Mini's 2:55-3:15pm
 
- Open Sportsman Practice 3:15-4:00pm; No More than 10 Cars on the track at any one time.
- Street Stocks 4:00-4:30pm.
- Bone-Stock Mini's 4:30-5:00pm
- Pro-Mini's 5:00-5:30pm

***All times subject to change due to car count and composition.

Caution filled race helps thomas hold on for the win

A good night of racing was had by all at the Agassiz speedway last night. The first late model race of the season brought out 13 cars, many advance testing late model tour series cars preparing for the first tour event of the season in Williams lake two weeks from now.

Kendall thomas was able to take the early lead and hold on for the win. Regular caution flags kept the fast qualifier ian graham and Asa series champ Korbin thomas fighting traffic and only in the closing laps were they able to clear and make time.

Lots of advance testing series cars out racing the Agassiz Saturday show