MALTA NY – After sitting on the pole for nearly five months, Anthony Perrego wasn’t about to let a big payday slip away. Perrego came out on top of an early battle with Billy Decker, and went on to win … Continue reading →
MALTA – Not even a full moon and Friday the 13th could jinx Jessey Mueller this time. Mueller, who endured a miserable summer at Albany-Saratoga Speedway, finally had everything fall into place as he led flag-to-flag to win Friday night’s 35-lap … Continue reading →
MALTA NY – It’s a good thing Tim Hartman Jr. had a backup plan. After losing the sportsman championship at Albany-Saratoga Speedway last week because of a blown rear end, Hartman Jr. didn’t take any chances when he again felt … Continue reading →
MALTA – Friday night was Championship Night at Albany-Saratoga Speedway, so it was only natural that 13-time champion Ken Tremont Jr. got involved. Despite starting 15th, Tremont rode the cushion to get into contention, and then passed Matt DeLorenzo coming … Continue reading →
MALTA – A rain delay, a full moon and starting on the pole. What could possibly go wrong? Nothing. Ronnie Johnson didn’t need the first two factors, but took full advantage of the third to win Friday night’s 35-lap modified … Continue reading →
MALTA NY – Peter Britten has been in the wrong place at the wrong time on several occasions this season at Albany-Saratoga Speedway, but that wasn’t the case Friday night. Britten finished second in Friday night’s 35-lap modified feature, but … Continue reading →
MALTA NY – When does a win not feel like a win?. When the winner’s car has to be pushed into victory lane. Mike Mahaney of King Ferry drove to his second win of the season in Friday night’s 35-lap … Continue reading →
MALTA, NY – There have been times this season when Rocky Warner thought he had one of the fastest modifieds at Albany-Saratoga Speedway. Friday night wasn’t one of those nights, but when the checkered flag was thrown to end the … Continue reading →
MALTA – Ronnie Johnson picked the hottest week of the summer to build a new race car, but all the sweat was worth it. Piloting a new TEO chassis that handled like a dream and capitalizing on an advantageous starting … Continue reading →
MALTA – It was only a matter of time. After weeks of tinkering with setups, some bad luck and on some nights, being just plain awful, Ken Tremont Jr. finally got the monkey off his back Friday night at Albany-Saratoga … Continue reading →
