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Just Released - Wes Gutierrez To Run USAC Midget For Walker Racing In Four Mid-West States

June 6 24 Raceway - Moberly, MO
June 7 Angell Park Raceway - Sun Prairie, WI
June 10 Gas City Speedway - Gas City, IN
June 11 Twin Cities Raceway - North Vernon, IN
June 12 Bloomington Speedway - Bloomington, IN
June 13 Lawrenceburg Spdway - Lawrenceburg, IN
June 14 Kokomo Speedway - Kokomo, IN
June 19 Morgan County Speedway - Jacksonville, IL
June 20 Highland Speedway - Highland IL
June 21 Angell Park Raceway - Sun Prairie, WI

Wes 5th in Points After Ocean Speedway Opener

It was opening night at Ocean Speedway in Watsonville, CA. With the GLR Investments 360 Sprint Cars being the feature division, with the help of Chris Luck of GLR Investments, Ocean Speedway looks forward to a great 2009 season. With Wes still attending high school and arriving late to the track it was going to be a challenging night. read more

2009 Silver Cup Comes To A Close

Well, with the first night of the 2009 Silver Cup in the record books. Wes was looking ahead to a strong night in his 2009 ButlerBuilt, Kaeding Performance Maxim chassis. read more

2009 Silver Cup

March 27, 2009 was the first night of the 2009 Silver Cup at Silver Dollar speedway in Chico, CA. Marking the 360 Winged Sprint Car debut for Wes Gutierrez in his 2009 ButlerBuilt, Kaeding Performance Maxim chassis. With a strong car count of 36 cars it was going to be tough for Wes and his WG Motorsports team. read more

Wes Gutierrez Sets Fast Time at Kings Speedway Opener

March 14, 2009 was a great day for the West Coast Sprinters Debut at Kings Speedway, in Hanford, California. The car count maxed at 17, not quite as many as was expected but for the 17 that did show up it was a great night of racing. read more

Kings Speedway Car Show - March 13th

March 13th - Kings Speedway Car Show
6:30pm to 9:00 pm
Denny's Parking Lot on 12th Ave in Hanford
All Race Cars and Fans Invited
Autographs and Free Give Aways
For Opening Night at Kings Speedway
20% off Dinner at Denny"s

Gutierrez Outlasts Field In Bandit Finale
By Mike McKean / Sports Production Editor

It was a VERY long final Saturday night at Santa Maria Speedway, but San Martin's Wes Gutierrez was just as happy to get into Victory Lane, no matter how long it took. Gutierrez had the measure of the field in the 40-lap Bandit Sprint feature, the main event of the inaugural “No Entry Fee Nationals” on the 1/3-mile clay oval. “Aw, dude, I'm so happy right now,” said the youthful Gutierrez in a Victory Lane interview. “That had to be the longest race I've ever run.” read more

Creation Of A Legacy
From the days of the chariot races in the coliseum to modern day motorcycles and vehicles of all kind – man continues to race - from sprint cars on dirt to the Indianapolis 500 on its pristine track. That having been said, each category and venue has its own unique group of loyal fans who will follow their favorite vehicle and driver through a myriad of weather and locations. Sprint car racing is making its resurgence felt far and wide. The ever present fan loyalty creates as much of a relationship between the fans and the sponsors as there exists between that same public and the driver. It's that loyalty and continued exposure that will drive the sales of your products and services.

Youth – No Longer Wasted on the Young
There's something special in the contrast between the strength and maturity of an engineering feat and the exuberance of youth brought to the track by the driver of these machines.

The Driver & His Cars
Start at age 8 driving Quarter Midgets then move to Micro Midgets and dedicate all the off hours of his life to becoming the best representatives of a time-honored sport. Now that he reached a new milestone and joined the highly competitive world of Sprint Cars. It's hardly an inexpensive endeavor but the degree of commitment by this young man, parents, managers and crews undeniably speaks to a goal orientated future of supreme achievements.

Our Partnerships
To continue this quest requires not only dedication and focus but also the resources to achieve. We need support from companies who understand the racing industry and our goals. In turn we will do our utmost to publicize and promote your company and its quality products. We enjoy interacting with our fans and look forward to spending time with them and discussing how your company benefits their lives.