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Ray Cook Leads Wire to Wire and takes home the Toilet Bowl!

Ray Cook of Brasstown N.C. came to Clarksville PayStorm.com Speedway with one thing on his mind! That was to sit on the Tuckasee Toilet Bowl Classic Throne and take home the $10,000.00 that goes along with it.

With snow flakes in the air drivers and fans brave the strong winds and cool weather to be on hand for the third annual running of the Toilet Bowl Classic presented by Patriot Chevrolet. Quick sixteen drivers were locked in for the main event from Fridays qualifying heats but the rest of the 40 plus drivers in attendance would start the night off with the B-Main Events.

With only 3 positions transferring and 12 cars for the first 12 lap B-main the crowd was in for a thrill. From the start local favorite #1 Tony Albright took to the lead and wouldn’t look back going on to win and transferring to the A-main event. Also transferring was #38 Chad Bone of Shelbyville TN and # 53D Perry Delaney of Bush Creek, TN.

B-main 2 would turn out to be a survival of the fittest as on 5 of the scheduled 12 starters would finish the 12 lap race. in the end it would be #112 Michael Luna of Sparta with the win and joining him for transfer spots was #98 Eric Hickerson of Linden and 7x Gil Smith of Nashville setting the final spots for the 3^rd annual Tuckasee Toilet Bowl Classic.

With Cook and Tyler Landers setting the pace to the initial green the racing action was set. Side by side, mud slinging, snow falling, one by one down the drain they went. Finishing second was Mike Marlar who raced side by side with the third place finisher Landers.

The Tuckasee Toilet trophy is actually a working toilet! Fans applauded as Cook took the time to show off his unique trophy and actually made time to have his picture taken while sitting on the championship throne!

Fans weathed the ice cold wind which was blowing at least 40 miles an hour at times. We asked some of our die-hard racing fans (as they left the track) what they thought of the Tuckasee Toilet Bowl Late Model race and their replies were all the same, It was dirt track racing at its best!

Dirt Track racing action returns Saturday March 17^th to Clarksville Stormpay.com Speedway when the gates open at noon and hot laps begin at 2:30pm. for more information on this event or any other Speedway news call 931-645-2522 or visit www.clarksvillespeedway.com.

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Patriot Chevrolet Buick GMC presents the long awaited 3rd annual Tuckassee Toilet Bowl Classic at the famed Clarksville StormPay 

3/1/07 - Patriot Chevrolet Buick GMC presents the long awaited 3rd annual Tuckassee Toilet Bowl Classic at the famed Clarksville StormPay.com Speedway this weekend.  For the first time in the race's history it will now be a two day event to thrill fans of all ages.
 
The biggest names in Dirt Late Model Racing will make their way to Clarksville, Tennessee in order to chase the famed Tuckasee Toilet Bowl!  The famed trophy created by track owner William Scogin will be accompanied by a generous $10,000.00 dollars to win, making the event a must attend for fans and drivers alike including 2005 Toilet Bowl Champion Billy Moyer and the 2006 defending champ Tim Tungate. 
 
Friday's schedule will see Clarksville StormPay.com Speedway Weekly divisions of Pro Street and Pure Mini will kick off 2007 with a complete program as well as Late Model Qualifing and Heat events along with qualifying and heat event for Open Wheel Modifieds.  The 2007 Season Opener at the Dirt track will see the gates open at 4:00 and Hot laps will begin at 5:30pm.
 
Saturdays Main Event will start with the Late Model and Open Wheel Modified consolation races as well the Street Stocks and Mini Mods will be on hand to support the show.  These races will all be run while the anticipation builds for the two main events; the 30 lap $1,000.00 to win Open Wheel Modified Main and the $10,000.00 to win 75 lap Tuckassee Toilet Bowl Championship presented by Patriot Chevrolet Buick GMC.  Saturdays Main event will see the gates open at 12:30 and practice at 2:30 pm.
 
"No doubt the winner of the 2007 classic will sit on his thrown proudly" say track owner William Scogin.  And they will have deserved it after beating out the best in the country as it looks like there will be no problem topping last years record of 57 Late Models over a two day period!
 
With the rain behind us and the sun expected to shine for the next two days track crews are working hard to prepare the track and the facility for the thousands of people expected to attend.  "Fans will not be disappointed as the rain has helped to create a fast and racey track that is sure to thrill" said track prep tech and official Pete Hughs.
 
Be sure your plans for the weekend include joining the Clarksville StormPay.com Speedway  management and staff kick off the 2007 Dirt Track schedule with the areas biggest Dirt Late Model race this Friday and Saturday, March 2nd and 3rd. For more information on this event or any of the other exciting events coming up throughout the 2007 season be sure to call 931-645-2523 or visit www.clarksvillespeedway.com.   ;
 

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