A big crowd was treated to picture perfect weather and some wild racing Sunday afternoon as Ocala Speedway closed out its 2002 season with the Steven A. Bagen Personal Injury & Accident Attorneys Ocala Enduro 150.

It was billed as the Fall Festival 400 and the weather was more like Winter, yet fans were treated to some incredibly hot racing Sunday afternoon and evening at Ocala Speedway.Rain, in advance of a strong cold front, wiped out a full day of practice slated for Saturday and t

It was quite a wild final Friday night of racing for ‘the 2002 season as Patrick Williams and Roger Damron took 50-lap races for the Super Late Models and Steven

St. Augustine’s Scott Lagasee, Jr. topped the Super Late Model field in time trials earning $100 from Midway Transmission, but the pill draw wasn’t kind to him and he started the 50-lap feature race from the seventh starting spot.

There was plenty of action to go around Friday night at Ocala Speedway as David Baxley outgunned a good field
of Modifieds in their 50 lap special while point leader Todd Bontrager of Sarasota topped the visiting FASTRUCK Series.

Rusty Dixon’s decision to skip a chance at Desoto Speedway’s big money AACS race proved to be a winning move as the Riverview driver walked away with the trophy and first place prize money in

1) Rusty Dixon #97, 2) Mike Bresnehan #3, 3) E.J. Wise #57, 4) Scott Lagasse, Jr. #22, 5) Scott Grossenbacher #09

In what was more like the short track racing version of the TV how “Survivor” – just waiting to see who would be eliminated next – Williston’s Tater Stalnaker and St. Augustine’s Scott Lagasse, Jr. topped 50-lap events for the Mini

With 104 cars in the pits, fans were treated to yet another great Friday night of racing at Ocala Speedway as Homestead’s Mike Franklin, Jr. returned to one of his favorite tracks and left with the Super Late Model victory.

A stellar field of 26 cars was led in qualifying by Troy Robinson’s 15.414 clocking, but that would be the only bright spot to Robinson’s evening as he lined up in the fourth row on the re-draw while Vann had the pole for the big race.