Abingdon, VA. (August 29, 2010) – This past weekend at Concord Speedway was the first championship race for the USARacing Pro Cup Series, where Caleb Holman and Henderson Motorsports came home with the pole, a second place finish and a tie in the point’s battle with Clay Rogers.

Race day started off great being the fastest in both practices and clinching the pole with a lap time of 16.836. Holman then went on to dominate the first half of the race up until lap 127 when the first caution of the night came out.

He then brought the Food Country Chevrolet down pit road for gas and an adjustment. Holman would restart in the fourth position. Then when the next caution came out he came back down pit road for tires.

Again he restarted fourth. The battle for the top spot was heating up as the top runners, Rogers, Agnew, Morgan and Holman approached lap 200.

By John Gibson, driver #13

It’s hard to believe that nine years has passed since the devastating terrorist attacks at the World Trade Center. The anniversary of these attacks is less than two weeks away and it offers us a time to remember and reflect on this tragic time in history.

http://MitiGatorinc.com is committed to supporting our military troops and currently has outfitted over 50,000 military vehicles with the MitiGator cushioning system.

On September 11, 2010 the MitiGator Ford Fusion will be competing at Bristol Motor Speedway. As a tribute to the thousands of victims and fallen firefighters, police officers, and rescue workers that died in the World Trade Center attacks, the MitiGator Ford Fusion will be carrying a commemorative paint scheme to honor the victims and to also pay tribute to the military personnel actively fighting to protect our freedom.

Make sure you come out to Bristol for the September 11, 2010 USAR Pro Cup Championiship Series Race #2. For those of you who cannot make it to the track, tune in to http://MitiGatorinc.com for a live webcast from the “World’s Fastest Half-Mile”.

“South Carolina Native Off To Solid Start For Championship Crown”

CONCORD, North Carolina (August 31, 2010) - - No one said becoming a champion is easy. Veteran racecar driver A.J. Frank knows that. However, he also knows that determination can lead you almost anywhere, and for the Mac Hill Motorsports (MHM) driver; the “d” word blasted the Bluffton, South Carolina native to a third place finish in the Cabarrus Boys & Girls Club 250 at Concord (N.C.) Speedway this past Saturday night.

Frank returning to the wheel of the No. 56 Speedco, Inc. / Lucas Oil / 3 Wide Apparel Chevrolet Impala for the first time since Iowa Speedway earlier this month knew that Concord was no easy task but he was hoping that with the minds and mentality surrounding his Mooresville, North Carolina-based team, their confidence would turn into ability on the track.

Mac Hill Motorsports rented the legendary short track up for a private test session on Friday which allowed the MHM operation to shake down their Impala and prepare for Saturday night’s contest. While the team made strides throughout the day, Frank was optimistic heading into the one-day show under the North Carolina moon.

In the first practice session on Saturday, Frank mounted the eighth fastest lap after whipping his Chevrolet bowtie around the track in 17.367 seconds at 103.645 miles per hour. Looking for a pick-up in the final practice session, Frank went to work with new crew chief Todd Myers, the duo put their heads together to try and improve the handling of their No. 56 Jack McNeilly-owned automobile.

DAWSONVILLE, Ga. (Aug. 30, 2010) – Chase Elliott overcame a crash in practice and some misfortune in the race to score a seventh-place finish in Saturday’s Cabarrus Boys and Girls Club 250 at Concord Motor Speedway.

The 250 was the first of five USARracing championship series events, and Elliott entered the race in 19th place in points with 98 markers to make up.

The debut of the Red Bull colors on his Ford didn’t look exactly like he had planned. Elliott wrecked in testing on Friday after only a handful of laps on the track. The team opted to repair the severely damaged rear frame as their back-up car was already prepared for a test on Monday at Bristol Motor Speedway.

So the wounded car was transported to a local shop for repair.

After Practice Crash, Stephen & Team Stay Upbeat in Pro Cup Championship Series Opener

Stephen Nasse's USARacing Pro Cup Series Championship Series opener Saturday at Concord Speedway (NC) started strong, with a very fast car in practice. Then, later in practice, the day went sour in a hurry when the SNR #51 slid into the wall in turn one. But, the team quickly unloaded a backup car, that was set up for Bristol Motor Speedway (TN), got it set back up for Concord and Nasse was able to fight back for a top-10 finish.

Click here for Stephen's post-race thoughts

The 2010 NASCAR season has come to a close at Bristol Motor Speedway, but plenty of great racing remains as the World’s Fastest Half-Mile prepares to host the American Freedom Spectacular Saturday, Sept. 11.

The day features a pair of races – the Frank Kimmel Street Stock Spectacular, a 150-lap event, and a 200-lap USARacing Pro Cup Series show. Pre-race activities that day will pay tribute to the countless public servants who work tirelessly to ensure our safety. Read More

BRISTOL, Tenn. -- Bill Elliott was back in his element.

While rival cars powered around Bristol Motor Speedway Monday morning, Elliott devoted his attention to the No. 9 Ford.

The former Sprint Cup champion examined the engine, chatted with crew members, checked his stop watch and deftly avoided reporters. Elliott was clearly on a quest for speed with his 15-year-old son Chase.

Fourteen drivers from the USAR Pro Cup Series tested at BMS in preparation for a 200-lap race on Sept. 11.

Bill Elliott won the 1988 Valleydale Meats 500 at Bristol. The younger Elliott has heard the stories and seen the images of NASCAR’s most popular short track. He’s eager for the real thing.

"I’ve come to a bunch of races here with dad and I watched the [USAR] race here two years ago," Elliott said. "I’ve always loved Bristol. I’m just glad to finally be able to run on this track."

The Sept. 11 racing program at BMS has been dubbed the American Freedom Spectacular. Read More

By Amanda Earle, USARacing Media

CONCORD, N.C. (August 29, 2010)—Former 1998 Series Champion, Jeff Agnew, becomes just the third winner of the 2010 USARacing Pro Cup Season in the Cabarrus Boys & Girls Club 250 championship opener at Concord (N.C.) Speedway.

Agnew, driver of the No. 73 Team 7 Motorsports Ford Fusion, scored his first win since the 2007 USAR Season at the half-mile, high-banked tri-oval Saturday night. The Floyd, Va. native, took the lead from reigning Series Champion, Clay Rogers, on Lap 204 and set sail on the field. When the checkered flag fell, Agnew led the field by 3.078 seconds over second-place finisher, Caleb Holman.

“Well I think its well deserved for the team, they’ve worked really hard,” said Agnew. “We’ve had a really good car all year, we just missed it a little bit. I don’t know if I could have done anything with Caleb [Holman] if he had got by Clay [Rogers] up here.”

The driver of the No. 75 Food Country USA Chevrolet, Caleb Holman, started the Cabarrus Boys & Girls Club 250 from the pole for the second time this season. Holman, of Abingdon, Va., dominated the first half of the race, leading 127 of 250 laps.

The first of five Championship races is set to begin with tonight's race from Concord. We're here and will post a few live updates during practice. For the race, we'll be watching like fans but you can tune in to the Mitigator webcast (link on top of right column) and there may be live Internet radio from USARacing. We'll find out about the live Internet radio and let you know if it is going to be available.

The weather is gorgeous right now but it's going to get a little warm this afternoon. The pits don't open today until noon with Pro Cup practice not happening until around 2 PM, so relax, mow the lawn, and then if you're in North Carolina, why not jump in your car and come to the track to watch the race live! Admission is free, with a $10.00 per vehicle parking fee as your only costs to watch tonight.