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The first championship of the 2018 season at Barre’s Thunder Road will be awarded this Thursday, August 9 on Cody Chevrolet Cadillac Night. A 75-lap showdown in the Myers Container Service Triple Crown finale is the final step towards a potential title for the best Lenny’s Shoe & Apparel Flying Tiger competitors at the speedway.
Read MoreThunder Road officials have announced that Berlin’s Scott Weston has been disqualified from the Street Stock Special held Sunday, August 5.
The decision comes following a lengthy teardown in post-race Street Stock technical inspection. Those involved in the teardown included the top finishers in the 50-lap Twin State Street Stock Series event plus several other drivers randomly selected by tech officials.
Read MoreRochester’s Danny Doyle earned the biggest racing-related prize of his career by capturing the 34th Bolduc Metal Recycling Enduro 200 at Barre’s Thunder Road on Sunday, August 5. Doyle topped a field of nearly 100 entries to claim “The People’s Race” and the $3,000 top prize.
Read MoreSouth Burlington’s Trampas Demers scored a crucial blow in the latest round of the 2018 “King of the Road” prizefight by taking his second Maplewood/Irving Oil Late Model win of the season on Thursday, August 2. The veteran made a breathtaking move just past the halfway mark to grab the top spot and eventually score the victory on WDEV Radio/Calkins Portable Toilets Night.
Read MoreThis Sunday, August 5, the “People’s Race” returns to the high banks of Barre’s Thunder Road. The annual Bolduc Metal Recycling Enduro 200 is one of the most popular events every summer, giving amateur racers their yearly chance to tackle the legendary oval.
Read MoreThe 2018 “King of the Road” fight turns up a notch this Thursday, August 2 at WDEV Radio/Calkins Portable Toilets Night. With the summer racing season making the turn to the homestretch, every lap will count in the quest for the Thunder Road track championship.
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Thunder Road officials announced today the track will be hosting Amanda Pelkey at Cody Chevrolet Night on Thursday, August 9. Pelkey recently played in the PyeongChang 2018 Winter Olympic Games for Team USA where she became a gold medalist.
Montpelier, Vermont's Pelkey began hockey through the Barre Youth Sports Association which led her to play for the Boston Shamrocks and the North American Hockey Academy throughout her high school years. Pelkey became a star at The University of Vermont where she ended her collegiate career as the school’s all-time leader in goals, assists, and points.
She then went on to be the first female to sign with the Boston Pride in the NWHL (National Women’s Hockey League). She contributed immensely to the team's success, winning the NWHL Isobel Cup in their inaugural season in 2016.
All youth Vermont female ice hockey players who register for the event will be admitted free on Cody Chevrolet Night. It is encouraged for the female hockey players to attend the event wearing their own hockey jersey.
Registration deadline for the event is August 7. To register for the event, call Tina Gallison at (802) 244-6963 ext. 4 or via email tb@thunderroadvt.com. Post time for the event is 7:00 pm with a ceremony recognizing Pelkey’s accomplishments planned for intermission.
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