Week after week, we at Colorado National Speedway do our absolute best to put on an amazing show. Between race officials, track operators, and media representatives, HUNDREDS of hours go into preparing the show each week. With this in mind, we hope you understand that we share your aggravation at every rained out event.

Our weather policy is to make sure that you get your money's worth. We put on at least half of our nightly scheduled events or your ticket can be redeemed for a future event. That is a guarantee we stand by and have made good on several times this season already.

This is the first time this season that we were able to put on more than 50% of the event (8 of our 12 scheduled events) before the show was called a rain out. Tickets from tonight's event cannot be redeemed for admission on a future date.

We understand that there are some of you who hadn't arrived early enough to see all 8 events. To those of you who fall into this category, we want to take this opportunity to remind you that the gates open every Saturday at 3pm and qualifiers start at 4:30pm. You are welcome to arrive as late or as early as is convenient for you, however in the event of a rain out, we cannot issue rainchecks based on the time you chose to arrive.

We'll be working hard this week (as always) to make sure that next week's show will be another great one here at Colorado National Speedway. See you then!

Come on out to Rocky's Autos this Saturday July 25th from 8AM to noon for a race car show and a chance to meet the drivers that compete at Colorado National Speedway every Saturday night.

Rocky's Auto is located at 63rd and Federal.

You will see race cars from each of the divisions that compete at CNS, there should be around 30 or so teams at the show and drivers will be giving away hero cards and autographs.

Pepsi will be at the event giving away free Pepsi Products and Rocky’s will provide hot dogs! Rocky’s will be doing the prize wheel all morning with giveaways and that night the Rockys crew will race the "FAB 4" cars at CNS during intermission of the Coors Light Late Model Twin 40's event.

The following penalty against the #11 Late Model Car and Driver has been imposed by Colorado National Speedway.

Actions detrimental to the sport of Auto Racing. Car was found with tires that had been treated with foreign chemical compositions commonly known to be used in solutions for enhancing the performance of tires. Foreign chemicals were found in extensive laboratory testing using Dynamic Headspace Concentration, Gas Chromatography and Mass Spectroscopy methods by a certified laboratory.

The Car and Driver are suspended for the July 25th race. The driver will forfeit all points currently accrued for the year and fined a total of $1,000.00, which constitutes monies earned for the July 11th race event. This fine must be paid before the driver or car will be allowed to return to competition at Colorado National Speedway. This penalty assessment is not appealable.

The ownership, management and personnel of Colorado National Speedway makes no specific accusations or assumptions against any one person or persons that may be responsible for this infraction within the #11 Late Model team. Further, Colorado National Speedway does state with factual certainty that the tire submitted to CNS personnel for inspection on July 11th, which was utilized in competition, had been treated with a substance known to be a performance enhancing agent prior to this competition. Colorado National Speedway and the NASCAR Weekly Racing Series ownership and management firmly stand behind the findings of the certified laboratory used to perform this analysis and the processes and procedures used to collect and deliver the tested samples to this facility. This type of rules violation will not be tolerated at CNS and future testing will continue to be performed to ensure to the best of our ability that all competitors are given an opportunity to compete on a level playing field within the confines of the 2009 CNS rulebook.

Sincerely,
COLORADO NATIONAL SPEEDWAY OWNERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT

Car Number: 11

Division: Late Model

Date of Infraction: 7-11-09

Rule Infraction(s):
Actions detrimental to the sport of Auto Racing. Car was found with tires that had been treated with foreign chemical compositions commonly known to be used in solutions for enhancing the performance of tires. Foreign chemicals were found in extensive laboratory testing using Dynamic Headspace Concentration, Gas Chromatography and Mass Spectroscopy methods.

Penalty:
The Car and Driver are suspended for the July 25th races. The driver will forfeit all points accrued for the year and be fined $1000.00 which constitutes monies earned for the July 11th race event. This fine must be paid before returning to competition at CNS. These penalties are not appealable.

Penalty recommendation submitted to the NASCAR competition administrator:
The Car and Driver are suspended for the July 25th race. The driver will forfeit all points accrued for the year and be fined $1000.00 which constitutes monies earned for the July 11th race event. This fine must be paid before returning to competition at CNS. These penalties are not appealable

USLMA

Bruce "The Moose" Yackey shows his stuff with another exciting win at Colorado National Speedway.

15 Late Models hit the track for the United States Late Model Association 75 lap Main Event.
#1 Jay Fields had the pole with #54 Joe James Jr on the outside. On the inside of row two was #4 Cris Muhler with #11 Darren Robertson on the outside. #66 Darren Bucklen had the inside of row three.

At lap 2 a pile up involving many drivers including CNS’ own Bruce Yackey and Chris Muhler led to a red flag. On the restart, another driver spun out and officials counted down the laps as they circled the oval in caution.

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