Wet weather on Friday washed out racing at Georgia’s Lavonia Speedway. Photo: Lavonia Speedway/Facebook
For some, the third time was NOT the charm.
Wet weather caused headaches for track officials, drivers and race fans over the weekend, as rain washed out several racing programs around the southeast.
It’s the third straight week that precipitation led to area tracks having to postpone or outright cancel events.
On Friday night, Atlanta Motor Speedway saw week three of their Friday Night Drags program on the track’s pit road drag strip washed out. Action is slated to return on Friday, June 8. Visit AtlantaMotorSpeedway.com for more information.
Friday night’s rain also washed out the scheduled action at Georgia’s Lavonia Speedway. The next slated race night for the track is Friday, June 8. For updates, visit LavoniaSpeedway.net.
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Friday night weather was not kind to Tennessee’s Kingsport Speedway either, as the speedway saw its weekly racing event called on account of rain. The track will return to action on Friday, June 9. Visit NewKingsportSpeedway.com for updates.
Saturday’s race action at Southern National Motorsports Park in Lucama, North Carolina was also called in anticipation of the wet weather. The action returns to the raceway on July 28. Visit SNMPark.com for more information.
The Southeast Super Truck Series was slated to race at Tri-County Motor Speedway in Hudson, North Carolina on Saturday, but torrential rains led series officials to postpone the event. The series will next compete on June 16 at a track to be announced. Check SouthEastTrucks.net for further updates.
The ULTIMATE Super Late Model Series was scheduled to compete at Carolina Speedway in Gastonia, North Carolina on Saturday night. That race had to be postponed after significant rainfall in the area on Thursday night caused a posrtion of the front stretch wall to collapse. A rescheduled date for the event will be announced at a later time. For more updates, visitUltimateSupers.com.
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