RGeeProductions
08-26-2011, 10:02 AM
Part of annual Thunder on the Sound Saturday, September 3
The season’s biggest SK Modified® race
is fast approaching at Waterford Speedbowl. The 15th annual Budweiser
Modified Nationals is around the corner, slated for Saturday, September
3rd over a blockbuster Labor Day weekend of motorsports at the track.
While the $5,000 to win, 150-lap SK Modified® feature is the centerpiece
of the event, it is just one of eight divisions scheduled on the night,
presented by the Connecticut National Guard. While the Speedbowl
competitors are busy putting the thunder on the asphalt, the Connecticut
National Guard will provide it in the air with a special appearance.
The posted prize money for the Budweiser Modified Nationals exceeds
$20,000. The race winner not only walks away with the biggest payday in
the Northeast for the division, bragging rights follow for a full year.
The winner’s name will join a list of Speedbowl greats in the division
over the years including Ron Yuhas Jr., Dennis Gada, Ted Christopher, Jeff
Pearl and Eric Berndt among others.
In all, 11 different drivers have visited the winner’s circle over the 14
Mod Nationals events staged. Yuhas, Gada and Berndt are the only repeat
winners with Yuhas winning the past two. No driver has won more than
twice in the history of the event. Defending track champion and current
championship point leader Keith Rocco seeks his first triumph in the
marquee event of the SK Modified® season.
Qualifying for the 26-car starting field will also take place Saturday.
Waterford Speedbowl track rules will be enforced at the event.
Joining the SK-150 on the NASCAR Whelen All-American Series race program
include the Bob Valenti Auto Mall Late Models, Street Stocks, Mini Stocks
and SK Light Modifieds. The Legends Cars and Bandoleros plus the visiting
Allison Legacy Series will also be on hand.
Fans are encouraged to visit Speedbowl.com (http://www.Speedbowl.com) from home or their mobile phone
or more information about this event.
Brian Darling
The season’s biggest SK Modified® race
is fast approaching at Waterford Speedbowl. The 15th annual Budweiser
Modified Nationals is around the corner, slated for Saturday, September
3rd over a blockbuster Labor Day weekend of motorsports at the track.
While the $5,000 to win, 150-lap SK Modified® feature is the centerpiece
of the event, it is just one of eight divisions scheduled on the night,
presented by the Connecticut National Guard. While the Speedbowl
competitors are busy putting the thunder on the asphalt, the Connecticut
National Guard will provide it in the air with a special appearance.
The posted prize money for the Budweiser Modified Nationals exceeds
$20,000. The race winner not only walks away with the biggest payday in
the Northeast for the division, bragging rights follow for a full year.
The winner’s name will join a list of Speedbowl greats in the division
over the years including Ron Yuhas Jr., Dennis Gada, Ted Christopher, Jeff
Pearl and Eric Berndt among others.
In all, 11 different drivers have visited the winner’s circle over the 14
Mod Nationals events staged. Yuhas, Gada and Berndt are the only repeat
winners with Yuhas winning the past two. No driver has won more than
twice in the history of the event. Defending track champion and current
championship point leader Keith Rocco seeks his first triumph in the
marquee event of the SK Modified® season.
Qualifying for the 26-car starting field will also take place Saturday.
Waterford Speedbowl track rules will be enforced at the event.
Joining the SK-150 on the NASCAR Whelen All-American Series race program
include the Bob Valenti Auto Mall Late Models, Street Stocks, Mini Stocks
and SK Light Modifieds. The Legends Cars and Bandoleros plus the visiting
Allison Legacy Series will also be on hand.
Fans are encouraged to visit Speedbowl.com (http://www.Speedbowl.com) from home or their mobile phone
or more information about this event.
Brian Darling