The Classic Racing
Series has been in existence since the 1990’s
with the achieved goal of
AFFORDABLE & COMPETITIVE RACING. We firmly
believe that affordable racing, using
similar equipment, contributes to competitive
racing. The 2007 points championship came
down to the last race between 3 drivers, the top
six in points also came down to the last lap of
the last race. That’s exciting racing that
you can easily become a part of.
New for 2008 is the introduction of the GM Crate
Motor. These motors are brand new pieces
from GM, factory sealed and designed for circle
track racing. The new power plant along
with our strict racing rules result in
affordable, competitive racing, week in and week
out. We are looking forward to running the
new 350’s during this year’s competition.
This series is a traveling series; we mix it up at
various tracks in Maryland, Pennsylvania, and
Virginia. Traveling to different tracks
adds a unique twist and an added challenge to
the set up of our machines. This element
makes it all the more fun, looking for that
perfect ride. Photo finishes, last corner
passes and green to checker feature runs are
common during our racing season.
So a series with a deep history as ours, great
camaraderie between the racers, affordable cars,
and competitive racing, what’s left to want?
Make the move today, send an e-mail, come to the
track and talk to the members, our club
membership speaks for itself, like none other.
CRS
News...
Diehl Closes
out 2008 On Top
(November 8, 2008) The Classic Racing Series
wrapped up its 2008 racing program at
Susquehanna Speedway Park. Brian Diehl driving
the Charlie's Bobcat Service 9 car heads into
the off season with the victory and a total of 4
wins under his belt. Diehl jumped to the point
and dominated the 20 lap feature event from the
drop of the green. It was all business behind
the 9 car as the title was on the line for 6
drivers going into the final race. Each position
was critical because the top five positions were
only separated by 25 points. In the end it
was a solid 4th place finish turned in by Kurt
Welsh that put him atop for good and that earned
him the 2008 Championship title. Kevin Palmer
composed a great run and left the track with
second place honors. Bill Brown Sr. finished the
race in the final podium spot and that's were he
finishes in the points standings, a solid third.
Al Daniels turns in yet another top five as he
wheeled the A&D 24 Hour Towing sponsored machine
to the final checked flag of 2008.
Get your tickets now. Contact Lyle or Phil to
purchase your Awards Banquet tickets today. December
13th will be here before you know it.