Mooresville, North Carolina's Josh Berry was at the right place at the right time on Thursday night to claim his first win of the GSRacing.net Truck Series season in the JDR Graphics 125. Berry swept to the lead for the final time on the last lap of the race when Byron Daley (Bronx, NY) pushed high out of the final corner, grabbing a small piece of the wall with the right rear of his MattDRacing.com Silverado. The small miscue from Daley opened the door for Berry to drive to the inside and take the victory by a truck length in the #72 Main Performance PC Chevrolet. Daley held on for second while point leader Thomas Hazard (Rochester, MN) crossed the line in third and in turn extended his point lead in the series with two races to go before the Chase for the Championship cut-off. Danny Hansen (Amherst, WI) brought home fourth place after a frantic push to the front following a late pit stop. Patrick Fogel (Hughesville, PA) held on for a top five finish in Event Eight of 15 on the GSRacing.net Truck Series slate.

(By Tim Terry) NASCAR iRacing Series World Championship driver Josh Berry dodged a late race wreck to win the Salute to the Troops 150 Presented by Trinity Tattoo Company on Thursday night at Darlington Raceway. Berry was in third place when leaders Jon Adams and Joshua Laughton made contact on lap eighty-seven of the 110-lap affair, sending both leaders for a spin. Berry then had to hold off Thomas Hazard and Brad Wright who had closed in on the leader in the late stages. The two got side-by-side in the closing laps as they battled for the second spot with Wright getting the best of Hazard for the runner-up spot.

A hard charging Bryan Blackford came home in fourth as he closed in on the top trio in his #33 Triad Lawn Care Chevrolet Silverado. Completing the top five was Chris Henion, who got by the #2 of Ray Alfalla after Alfalla got a “Darlington Stripe” in the final laps of the race.

In a race which featured excitement only the Richmond International Speedway can provide, Brad Wright drove through the smoke to take the checkered flag first in the Turn2Designs 100 on Thursday. Wright started from the outside of the front row and led sixty-three of the 134 laps of the race but it was far from easy for the #71. Wright had to hold off Brandon Buchberger and Thomas Hazard on a green-white-checkered finish, which was cut to one lap after a wreck between Rod Merritts Jr and Jody Green.

(By Tim Terry) The action, excitement and pressure of the simBOOT Landon Cassill Qualifying Challenge (LCQC) came to a climax on Tuesday evening as the forty fastest drivers from Monday’s preliminary sessions took to the track for their shot at glory. Well over one hundred drivers from across the globe took their time against the clock on Monday evening to narrow the field for the second edition of the LCQC at Darlington Raceway.

The event was also put on with the support of Short Track Pro Cup (stprocup.com), eXlander Designs (exlander.com), iRacing.com and Spire Sports and Entertainment. The main event was seen live to an audience of thousands on the Web Racing Network (webracingnetwork.com) with Larry McReynolds joining the veteran sim racing broadcast team of Deryl Morley, Tim Terry and Matt “Racinkid’” Thomas for the call. The event can be relived at their through the archive or a DVD copy of the event at www.webracingnetwork.com.

(By Tim Terry) In an exciting finish to the fifth round of the GSRacing.net simBOOT Shootout it was Joe “The Show” Reuter out dueling Donny St. Ours at the finish to take the victory at South Boston Speedway. Reuter and St. Ours led the field to the final green flag of the night and with Reuter getting the best of St. Ours going into turn one; it opened the door for the #20 to get behind the #19. The two made contact in the corner but as they did so the caution came out for contact behind them, handing the win to Reuter’s MVV Auto Body Chevrolet Monte Carlo SS.

The action in the hornet’s nest that was the bubble position to transfer into Thursday’s GSRacing.net simBOOT Challenge was intense. The proverbial bomb went off on the final restart as Jake Walters got into Nick Ottinger, sending him hard into the front straight away wall in front of oncoming traffic. Many top drivers including Ottinger, Zach Hudson, Landon Huffman and Mark Gomez.

After we lost the best spoke person in the world, Tom Carnegie, who passed away in February of this year, goodolboys wanted to appreciate how well he did, so they got together and made the Tom Carnegie 250 at Indianapolis Speedway in the Indy Cars on 3/27/11. After through qualifying and the having the times being so close due to a fix setup, #17 Sean Graham sat on the pole with #15 Jeff Rush on the outside. Before they started the race while on the grid, you’ll get to hear a recording of Carnegie announcing the start of the race. Even though, this race was a fix set, it still brought the excitement to the audience of WRN and the drivers during the race.

(Irwindale, CA) The Vidane/XSRL Street Stock Series headed to the Toyota Speedway at Irwindale to cap off their Winter Season LIVE on WRN on Tuesday 2/1/11. The #14 of young Tyler Price grabbed the pole for the Hotlap Radio 100 with the #12 of Jeremy Hughes chasing him down the first part of the event. Another battle happening back in the pack, was the run for the Championship.

(By www.Radicalsonline.com) Circuit de Spa Fracorchamps was again the venue for another thrilling endurance race. This time hosted by the SSCA. The Corvette C6R being run with the Radical SR8 in a 2.4 hour race around this iconic track. Qualify proved to be key for the start of this race and our very own Blake Townend put in a stunning lap to take the pole position with some very notable talent just behind.

The Corvette's had the top line speed but needed to brake much earlier in to the tighter turns combined with a much longer pit stop and smaller fuel tank than the SR8. However, it proved a little too much for the SR8 in the overall race but a great battle within the individual classes.

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(By Brian Simpson) Every season in the 16th Street Racing League we finish at the greatest race track in the world, The Indianapolis Motor Speedway.  I decided to make this our championship round because Indy is without a doubt the most difficult track we race around.  Turns 1 and 3 are completely different from each other.  Passing is difficult and at times a bit scary in the corners.  The closing speed here can really catch you off guard.  Speaking of speed, that’s what it’s all about here.  Drivers spend months working on setups for Indy, not just for the 16th Street Racing League, but for general Indy races on iRacing as well.

The race would come down to the closing laps, and the Championship was almost in jeopardy on the final lap. Some more great racing at the Indinanpolis motor speedway with breakneck speeds every lap. Congratulations to John paquin on taking the victory at the yard of bricks.

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(Homestead, FL) Heading into the final GSR Truck series event of the Chase, five drivers had a mathematical chance to take the crown. Jean Costa came in as the points leader by 20 over Bryan Blackford and Cody Kutzner 78 points behind. Both points contenders had their struggles early on as they tried to stay clear of trouble. Meanwhile up front Tyler Hudson and Mitchell Hunt were setting the pace in the Simboot 150. About mid way through the event, both Blackford and Costa were caught up in a multi truck pileup on the front stretch. Both competitors received significant damage to their trucks, knocking the toe out among other damage. Nearly 1 second off the pace, the points contenders woul limp around the track in the remaining laps.

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