CNS SALUTES THE PAST AT HARLEY-DAVIDSON RIDE 9/11 NIGHT Every year, Colorado National Speedway plays host to the High Country Harley-Davidson 9/11 Memorial Ride to pay tribute who lost their lives in the 9/11 attacks twenty years ago. Riders and their Harley-Davidson machines hit the pavement to celebrate the USA, many flying the good ole red, white and blue behind them as they paraded around the track. This year, nearly 200 riders participated in the non-profit charity even

“Utter Madness” night sponsored by Longmont Dairy Farm. The track was dried and a rainbow appeared behind the backstretch grandstands, the perfect backdrop for a colorful night of racing. Tri-Town Meets Car Club came out on the track to show off their prized cars during intermission along with Drift Colorado, throwing rubber and smoke for fans who weathered the storm. MATCO TOOLS PRO TRUCKS – FEATURE 1 The Pro Trucks were led to green by the #7 of Adam Deines, followed closel

(07-28-2018, Dacono CO) Avada’s Dominic Ursetta had to withstand a late charge from Westminster’s Darren Robertson to win the CNS Super Late Model feature event on Lincoln Tech Putting Potential to Work Night at Colorado National Speedway. Wyoming’s Robert Hoard and Tyler Mander from Evans were victorious in the Super Stocks and Pure Stocks. CNS Super Late Models A full field of 19 CNS Super Late Models took the green flag for their 40 lap feature event with points leader Mic