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2010 Official CNS Rule Book

GENERAL DISCLAIMER

The rules, regulations, procedures, and information set forth herein are designed to provide for the orderly conduct of motor racing events and to establish minimum acceptable requirements for such events. These rules shall govern the condition of all COLORADO NATIONAL SPEEDWAY events, and, by participating in these events, ALL NASCAR members and all others are deemed to have complied with these rules. No expressed or implied warranty of safety shall result from the publications of, or the compliance with these rules, regulations, or procedures. They are intended as a guide for the conduct of the sport and are in no way a guarantee against injury and/or death to participants, spectators, or all others.

Track officials shall be empowered to permit minor deviation from any of the specifications herein or impose any further restrictions that in his/her opinion do not alter the minimum acceptable requirements. NO EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED WARRANTY OF SAFETY SHALL RESULT FROM SUCH ALTERATION OF SPECIFICATIONS. Any interpretation or deviation of these rules is left to the discretion of the Track Officials. Their decisions are final.

In keeping with the CNS commitment to maintaining proper balance in the competition arena, it may be necessary for CNS Management to make rule changes and/or rule modifications from time to time. Such changes are designed to enhance close competition. CNS’ goal of a full starting field of various car/truck makes in each race that are as equally matched as possible is certainly in the overall best interest of the sport.

No equipment or race car will be considered as having been approved by reason of having passed through inspection “unobserved”. If this rule book does not specifically state that a change / modification / addition is legal, then a competitor must consider that change / modification / addition as illegal. Any questions about the legality of a change / modification / addition not covered in this rule book MUST be answered by CNS in writing, and that decision is final.

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2010 OFFICIAL CNS RULE BOOK

RULE UPDATE BULLETIN

Important notice: Figure 8, Super Stock and Sportsman, The Engine Quest head, part number CL170BA2, casting CH350S, will not be allowed as previously stated in the 2010 rules. Due to the head measuring different than advertised from Engine Quest. The E Force head part # is OK. World Parts head will also be allowed part number 43610.

If you have any questions call Jeff Campbell 303-905-6216.

Important Information for all race teams

Memo to All Race Teams,

We at Colorado National Speedway hope you are all having a wonderful winter and holiday season. Believe it or not, the 2010 race season is just around the corner. No season would be complete without the annual Colorado Oval Track Trade Show. As usual, we will have a booth at the show where you will be able to purchase the following:

2010 NASCAR License (online NASCAR license renewals are available if you were a NASCAR member in 2009 @ nascarmembers.com)
CNS Car Registration and Number Form ($75 per registration) Any team changing drivers mid-season will be required to purchase a new number for that new driver, so please keep that in mind when choosing your numbers. There will be no Duplicate numbers allowed, as was the case last year. The number will stay with the driver all season per the 2010 rule book.
Rules books can be printed on-line after January 15, 2010 at (www.coloradospeedway.com). A limited number of printed copies will be available at the show.
Pit Stall Reservations ($75.00)

Note: The 2009 competitor’s numbers and pit stalls will be held until Jan 24, 2010 this year, not March 1st as it has been in past years. Therefore, please plan to reserve your numbers and pit stalls prior to or during the Trade Show. If you are not able to attend the show, you may phone ahead and pay for your numbers and/or stalls by credit card. PLEASE NOTE: All 2010 Numbers and Pit Stalls not reserved will become available on a first come first served basis on January 25, 2010.

We look forward to seeing you at the show!

- Colorado National Speedway

Colorado National Speedway honored for innovative initiatives

Colorado National Speedway was recognized by NASCAR during the Whelen All American Series Banquet week held in Charlotte, North Carolina in November, 2009 for its cutting edge marketing and communications programs as well as its innovative cost containment measures through rules management and fan base value added pricing.

CNS was considered the standard by which local short tracks around the country should map their business models from marketing and cost management perspectives. The enhanced web and media communications implemented in 2009 were recognized as “cutting edge” within the local NASCAR short track family.

Further, Colorado National Speedway’s continued efforts to minimize the ever growing expenses to each racer through extensive research in the development of competitive and cost effective rules packages was acknowledged and praised by NASCAR personnel and peer track management teams.

The ownership and management of Colorado National Speedway wishes to sincerely thank all who have worked hard and provided forward thinking ideas throughout this growing process for our facility. In addition, we acknowledge that none of this recognition would be possible without our loyal fans. Without their support we would not be able to continue to provide a premier racing facility in our area.

Finally, Colorado National Speedway would like to acknowledge our outstanding drivers and race teams. We continue to provide our fans with the most competitive teams and strong car counts in each of our racing divisions. We certainly know that in these tough economic times continuing to support your love for racing becomes increasingly more difficult each year. We truly appreciate the support you have provided the speedway and understand that you have a choice when it comes to spending your dollars. Thank you to all who continue to help make Colorado National Speedway a success!

CNS Ownership and Management

2010 TENTATIVE CNS SCHEDULE

All dates are tentative and subject to change

MARCH:
Sat 20 Practice/Tech 9-4pm
Sat 27 Practice/Tech 9-4pm

APRIL:
Sat 3 Practice/Tech 9-4pm
Sat 10 SP PT GAM LEG TR
Sat 17 LM SS F8 MC
Sat 24 LM PT SS LEG TR

Bruce "the moose" Yackey takes his 2nd consecutive Late Model Season Championship

Rocky's Autos Late Models
Point leader Bruce "the moose" Yackey started on the pole for the 100 lap Rocky's Autos Late Model A Main. 2nd in points, #95 Cris Muhler started in 11th and 3rd in points, #27 Roger Avants had the inside of row 2. 4th in points, speedy Ronnie Hults started in 8th. Bruce Yackey led the first 10, caution-filled laps. Roger Avants stole the lead at lap 11 as a yellow flag flew due to a spin out on the back stretch. Yackey and Avants lined it back up for a double file restart. Yackey took his lead back, but not for long! Avants was sneaking up along the outside and passed him at lap 18. Meanwhile, Hults was patiently moving up the field and took 5th. #57 wrecked at lap 25 when he ran head first into a pile up between turns 2 and 3. Avants, Paul Deines and Eggleston all got hooked up on the restart and blew past Bruce Yackey. It was a 3 car race for first! Avants was able to stick his lead with Eggleston riding close behind. Deines and Speedy Ronnie Hults were 2 car lengths back ready to pounce on the leaders and Robertson was speedily moving up the field. Another spin out brought on more caution lining up the fastest of the fastest for 50 more laps of A Main racing. Eggleston started on the outside of row 1 and ran away with the lead. Ronnie Hults moved up the field via the outside taking 2nd. Another restart saw Hults into the lead. This time he sprouted wings and took off for an 8 car length lead over the rest of the field. Yet another spin out, this time between turns 3 and 4 brought out the red flag. The race resumed with Hults and Eggleston dragging racing as they swapped 1st place back and forth. Chris Eggleston had the lead on a single file restart which sealed his fate as the winner of the 35th annual Snap-On tools, Rocky's Autos Late Model Challenge Cup! Hults finished 2nd, followed by Roger Avants and our season champion #12 Bruce Yackey.