Amendment to Super Stock transmission eligibility
Effective immediately all participants in the Super Stock division at Colorado National Speedway (CNS) will have the option to install, at their discretion, a manual transmission. Manual transmissions must be an OEM production transmission utilizing the OEM configuration with no modifications. Racing transmissions will not be allowed. It is recommended that participants seek CNS technical staff approval for the type and configuration of a questionable part prior to entering the car for competition. Automatic transmissions will remain a legal option. The clutch assembly, as defined below, must be OEM parts with no aluminum whatsoever in the construction. Clutch assemblies must weigh no less than 30 pounds to include flywheel, clutch disc and plate and all attaching hardware. High performance clutch parts will not be allowed including Manufacturer (i.e. GM, Ford, Mopar ect.) high performance cataloged parts. Aftermarket hydraulic throw out bearings, master cylinders, slave cylinders and pedal assemblies will be allowed subject to approval of mounting by CNS technical staff. OEM bell housings must be utilized with no modifications to ensure that the structural integrity is maintained and are subject to inspection for any deformities including cracks. A scatter shield will be permitted.
Scotty Backman
Colorado National Speedway
Track Operator
Jeff Campbell
Director of Competition & Tech
Walbaum, Neff, Ray, Fields, Robertson, win final races of the 2011 season at CNS
#8 Jeff Walbaum battles #6 Tommy Roe in route to winning the 50 lap main event at CNS 10-22-2011 (Starr photo)
(Dacono, CO 10-22-2011) On a night that crowned the remaining champions for the 2011 season, not only did the racers put on a great show for the CNS fans but a lot of money was raised to support the fight against breast cancer. Lee Kemmit in the Sportsmans, Roger Avants in the Pro Trucks, Kyle Clegg in the Legends, Mark Sopr in the Grand American Modifieds, and Gary Land in the Mod Coupes all lifted their championship trophies high as the 2011 racing season at CNS came to a close.
Read more: Walbaum, Neff, Ray, Fields, Robertson, win final races of the 2011 season at CNS
Tire Softening Policy
Each tire will now be marked at the race track when purchased with a detection agent provided by the manufacturer. This marking must not be molested in any way after application. The Tech Officials will also durometer all tires during pre-race tech. All tires must fall within a margin of +/- 5 on the durometer reading compared to new tire specifications from Hoosier Tire. In addition, markings will be randomly checked for the detection of softening agents. If any tire fails to meet any of these criteria, penalties will be assessed as follows:
Automatic disqualification, loss of points and money earned for the night, in addition to a $1000.00 fine.
In the event of a 2nd violation the fine will become an immediate suspension, loss of all points for the year and a $2,500.00 fine.
Please note that all fines must be paid prior to competing again at Colorado National Speedway.
If you have pre-purchased tires they will need to be brought back to CNS for marking.
Thank You,
Jeff Campbell
Director of Competition
(303) 905-6216
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Muhler holds off Smith for the win but Savage secures the points championship.
#95m Cris Muhler maintains only a small lead over #31 Rick Smith on route to a main event win.
(Dacono, CO - 10-15-2011) On one of the most entertaining race nights of the season at Colorado National Speedway #95m Cris Muhler battled side by side with #31 Rick Smith to take the Purifoy Chevrolet Championship Night I. However it was #74 Dan Savage that earned enough points to secure the 2011 CNS track championship in the Gillet Vet Late Model division.
Read more: Muhler holds off Smith for the win but Savage secures the points championship.
CNS Celebrates 2011 Season
RSVP by November 11, 2011
Private Tables by November 4, 2011
Dacono, Colorado (November 3, 2011) – The Colorado National Speedway 2011 Awards Banquet is fast approaching. The celebration of the 2011 NASCAR Whelen All American Racing season will take place at the Sports Authority Field at Mile High in the United Club on November 19, 2011.
As we prepare for the “Blue Jeans to Tux and Tails” Celebration deadlines are rapidly approaching for tickets for the festive event. Tickets are require for the entire evenings events and must be purchased in advance.
Directions to the event have been added below.
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