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TRACK HISTORY
Wiscasset Speedway (original name) was built by Wilford
Cronk of Wiscasset in 1968 and opened for racing for the
1969 season. According to a news article, the original
pavement went down in October 1968.
Dave and Sandra St. Clair purchased the track in 1991 and
changed the name to Wiscasset Raceway.
On July 20th, 2007 Doug and Becky White and family purchased
the track. Within a few short weeks fans began to see many
changes take place, from a newly designed logo, track
officials in uniform, a weekly racing program, Live "Raceside"
TV, the return of Pro Stocks and the formation of a Mini
Truck division Nearly a hundred businesses have agreed to
partner with "Wiscasset Raceway Promotions" in making this
an amazing transition in only a little over a month. And
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TRACK SPECS
The track is 3/8 mile – Note: Tracks are measured as the
circumference of the track 15 feet in from the outside wall
or edge of the track. The track's banking is 10 to 12
degrees, making Wiscasset Raceway the highest banked track
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FAMOUS WISCASSET RACES
NASCAR'S Ken Schrader visited us in 2005 and 2006, winning
both 50 Lap Late Model Features. He has a large fan base
here in Maine and the kids enjoyed the autograph session
with this legend.
Boss Hogg 100 Previous winners - Stan Messerve,
Scott Chubbuck, Ralph Nason
Coastal 200 - Originally the Coastal 150 in 1995
Previous winners - Scott Chubbuck, Jim McCallum, Ralph Nason,
Johnny Clark
Big Dawg 400 - October 2003
$100,00.00 won by Sam Sessions |
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SOME TRACK RECORD HOLDERS
Championships:
5 – Scott Chubbuck (5 ProStock titles )
5 – Maurice Young (4 Strictly Streets & 1 Late Model)
Most Feature Wins in 1 season:
14 - Scott Delano (Limited Sportsman)
13 – Mike Kimball (Mini Stock)
13 – Mike Moody (Strictly Streets)
Most Heat Wins in 1 season:
16 – Ryan Gero (Lite B Demon) |
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Track Preparation for 2008 |
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Back wall being moved out. |
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New concrete pads. |
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