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NEWS

Next Race  Piedmont Power Jam
Friday July 3rd

 


 Natural Bridge June 20th

 

   

Virginia Motorsports Park  June 6th & 7th
The Holcomb Civil Wars Northern Campain

   
    The battle raged on as Holcomb carried the Civil Wars Series north into Richmond VA and King of the Streets fought valiantly as usual.  Street Race had the larges turn out in KOTS history, rolling deep with 23 cars.  We had several welcome newcomers in all three classes and we hope they will continue to be a part of the KOTS family.  More details to come.

   

Piedmont Dragway May 2nd

 
Even with drag racing's worst enemy (the weather man) forecasting 60 & 70% chance of rain KOTS racers only experienced perspiration and no precipitation at Piedmont Dragway.  It was a day of surprise finishes with a lot of heavy hitters going out early in the race.  Rockingham champ Scott Owenby had his motor lock up in the staging lanes and Kenneth "Chopper" Warta had a pit error cost him his chances at a win. 
 

 
Newcomer Brandon Cline limped his Calypso Mustang to a win in Mickey Thompson Street Race on 7 cylinders.
 

 
Gloria "Wonder Woman" Mitchell showed the boys in Qwik Time Performance 5.95 how its done while mowing her way through a solid field of competitors.
 

 
Jamie Doss came to Piedmont with the intentions of a repeat win in True Street 6.95 and did just that.

For more details and photos, check out next months issue of RPM Magazine.

 

Rockingham Spring Civil Wars March 20-22nd 2009

 
    The King of the Streets first race of 2009 is in the books.  It was all action at the Rockingham Civil Wars.  Street Race had 16 entries with North Carolina's Scott Owenby starting off the season with a win and the new ET record.  The Street Race records must be reset with the rule changes that happened over the winter.  Scott set the bar high with a stunning  5.29!!!  Newcomer Robert Agee runner upped at his first KOTS event in his Thunderbird.

Kid Rocket DJ Thompson let everyone know last season wasn't beginner's luck by laying down a 6.005 straight off the trailer for #1 qualifier in TCI 6.0.  Three KOTS Qwik Time 5.95 racers tied for going the furthest in the race, Stan Scruggs, Jody Sargent and Jake Horton.

In TCI 7.0 the KOTS True Street 6.95 gang represented going rounds.  Last seasons runner up Jeff Smith came out with guns blazing and new improvements to his convertible, going to the semis.   Jeff also won the 11.00 category in Carolina True Street after the 30 mile cruise.  The big winner in his KOTS debut was Jamie Doss with his gorgeous Tangerine GT, winning the event. Jamie only received 5 points because he went out in the first round and bought back in. 


 

 

 
 

KOTS Champions & Senators Named

 
  The Banquet was a great success with 62 in attendance.  Awards were given to the 2008 champions.
Street Race Champion, Jon Rittenhouse, runner up, Terry Harris
Qwik Time 5.95 Champion, D.J. Thompson, runner up Brian Turner
True Street 6.95 Champion, Seth Lineberry, runner up Jeff Smith

The 3 new KOTS Senators were named.
North, Nick Bernardo, General Manager of EB3 Motorsports in Chantilly VA and promoter of 6.00 races in that area.
Central, Terry Harris, runner up 2008 KOTS Street Race, runner up 2006 Diesel Up Eliminator, ex outlaw racer and race promoter.
South, Mike Fulbright, Founder and President of the SSCA, pioneer of small tire street car racing in the Carolinas.
 

 
     
 

Motor Mile Dragway October 4th 
Season Finals

 
 

 

 
  The 2008 season ends with the most exciting side by side bumper dragging action of the year.  There was no better place to have the bloody knuckled  slugfest than Motor Mile Dragway, the 1/8th mile of sticky concrete heaven. 
   The Points leader Jon Rittenhouse came into the last race with only one way to loose the championship, go out in the first round and have Terry Harris win the race. Lucky for Rittenhouse, Harris was so busy scraping rubber off the track with his back bumper he lost to Scott Owenby in the semi-finals.  After a lot of internet smack talk to his North Carolina rival Kenneth "Chopper" Warta, Stanley Virginia's Jeremiah Knight, aka Steath70 put his Chevelle in the winners circle.
  The Qwik Time Performance 5.95 championship was already in the bag before the final race. Nobody had a chance at taking the glory from 16 year old Rocky Mt. Virginia native, D.J. KidRocket Thompson so the battle resumed for second place between Brian Turner and Rowdy Holman. Turner had trouble on the top end of the track resulting in a slowing ET and a loss to Holman in the first round of eliminations but Holman didn't collect enough points to take second  place from Turner.  Just to show the crowd why he is the 2008 5.95 champion, D.J. won the race to boot.
  True Street 6.95 faithful Jeff Smith came to prove you don't have to be the fastest to win. He attended all but one race this season and came to the Motor Mile Race with a one point lead and his perfect street sleeper 2005 Mustang GT Convertible, chrome 17s and all.  Smith ran consistent mid 7s all year with his daily driven cruiser but along came Seth Lineberry joining King of the Streets mid season with a 69 Camaro and something to prove.  Lineberry was the car to beat and raised the bar from the first day he showed up.  Seth made us crunch the numbers when he lost in the second round to his friend Danny Billings puting him at a dead tie with Jeff Smith for the 6.95 points lead.  In the event of a tie you have to go to most number of wins then runner ups.  Factoring in this information put Seth Lineberry on top as the 2008 True Street 6.95 Champion.
   True Street picked up a new racer at Natural Bridge in July and Ryan Osbourne has been with us at every race since.  Ryan piloted his Malibu to his first King of the Streets win at Motor Mile while also earning best ET and reaction time of the event.
  For everyone who thinks 2008 was the best it can get, stay tuned,  2009 will blow your mind.  With several cars that didn't get finished for the 2008 season, the injured race cars of this season and the slew of new cars in the works, next season will be insane!!!!!


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