ALL AMERICAN SPEEDWAY HONORS FIRST RESPONDERS DURING NASCAR RACING ON SEPTEMBER 7
ROSEVILLE, Calif. (September 3, 2024) – All American Speedway powered by Roseville Toyota returns to action on September 7th with a special celebration for NASCAR First Responders Night. Racing just a few days before the anniversary of the attacks on September 11, 2001, All American Speedway will welcome area First Responders for a special awards presentation during opening ceremonies. All seven NASCAR weekly championship divisions will be competing along with the second NAPA Auto Parts Trailer Bash of the season, followed by fireworks lighting up the sky. Photo by Christian Rozell
The 70th season of racing @the Grounds in Roseville includes JM Environmental Super Series Late Models, Berco Redwood Pro Late Models, Velocity Solar Modifieds, NAPA Auto Parts Super Stocks, F4s, and Jr. Late Models. The Pressler Properties Legends will also race for NorCal Legends Series points as part of a special INEX National Qualifier race.
Grandstands open at 4:00pm with heat races getting underway at 5:00pm. Legends will compete in a 20-lap B-Main if necessary at 5:30pm. Opening ceremonies are at 6:00pm. Tickets for NASCAR First Responders Night are available online at www.AllAmericanSpeedway.com or at the gates. All seats are general admission, priced at $20 for adults, juniors ages 6-12 are $15, and kids 5 & under are FREE!
Loomis’ Kenna Mitchell has ruled Roseville in the NASCAR Super Late Model and Pro Late Model divisions with a sweep of all four stock car features on the one-third mile speedway. Mitchell has won both JM Environmental Wild West Super Series 100-lap features despite challenges from Roseville track champions John and Cole Moore and Eric Schmidt. 2023 Shasta 125 winner Dane Nissen of Williams gave it his best shot on August 24 during the Summer Classic. Saturday’s race is expected to feature some additional new faces aiming for the trophy and the $3000 prize.
Mitchell’s closest competitor in the NASCAR Berco Redwood Pro Late Model Series has been former ARCA West Series veteran Thomas Martin of Auburn. Despite the pair of wins, Mitchell leads Martin by a scant three points heading into Saturday’s 40-lap feature. The Fort Bragg brother duo of Aidan Daniels and Trey Daniels are third and fourth in the standings followed by Lincoln rookie Adam Kern. Several new faces from the valley are expected to travel up north to try to knock the queen of the speedway off her throne.
A super-sized INEX Legends field is expected for the combined NorCal Legends Series / Pressler Properties Legends event. Their first cross-state match on June 1st brought out 26 entries. Saturday’s 35-lap feature is also an INEX National Qualifier with drivers aiming to stamp their tickets to the Nationals on October 24-26 at Dominion Raceway in Virginia.
A very closely matched championship hunt for the Velocity Solar Modifieds places the top-three cars just eight points apart in the championship, with all three still hunting for their first wins of the year. Luke Kaper of Lincoln has a six point advantage over Lincoln’s Mike Gorham. Auburn’s Brad Cobabe is third. Richard Poppert, Jr. of Rio Linda and Marshel Meadows round out the top-five with a 30-lap contest on tap.
Phil Wilkins of Roseville has won both NAPA Auto Parts Super Stocks races this year to grab a five-point lead ahead of Dixon’s Tim Walters. Benicia’s Ryan Skidmore, the driving team of Gary Eisenhour and Harry Lambert, and Antelopes Terry Thomas are the top-five in the points.
Matthew Fuhs of Roseville narrowly fell short of victory on August 24 but still leads the F4 standings over a large field of full-time competitors. Ray Molina of Elverta is second followed by opening night winner Vic Theberge of Citrus Heights, Rio Linda’s Tony Davis, and Woodland’s Jayden Williams.
Jr. Late Model competition has been split by Chase Lopez of San Leandro and Lincoln’s Kylie Glick in 2024. The drivers ages 10-16 years old compete in a 25-lap feature during First Responders Night. Lopez leads Glick by just one point with Granite Bay High School student Dayton Broyles of Roseville in third in the order.
Activities begin Friday with practice from 4pm to 8pm On race day Saturday, pit gates open at 10:30am followed by a drivers meeting at 11:30am and practice at 12:30pm Grandstand gates open at 4pm with heat racing at 5pm. Opening ceremonies are at 6pm, followed by the seven main events, the NAPA Auto Parts Trailer Bash, and the post-race fireworks.
All American Speedway would like to thank Roseville Toyota, JM Environmental, Velocity Solar, Pressler Properties, NAPA Auto Parts, Berco Redwood, Sinister Diesel, A-All Mini Storage, AAMCO of Auburn, Bob Jahn’s Roofing, Pape Material Handling, Atlas Disposal, Moose Lodge Roseville, Planet Auto Self Serve, Auto Gator, and Hoosier Tire for all they do to support the motorsports community.
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2024 ALL AMERICAN SPEEDWAY REMAINING SCHEDULE
Celebrating 70 years of NASCAR roaring into Roseville! Subject to Change
September 6 Friday Practice
September 7 NASCAR First Responder’s Night: Super Series Late Models, Pro Late Models, Modifieds, Super Stocks, F4s, NorCal Legend Series, Jr. Late Models, NAPA Trailer Bash + Fireworks
October 4 Friday Practice
October 5 NASCAR/ARCA West Series, Super Series Late Models, CARS Tour West Pro Late Models, Legends, Jr. Late Models + Fireworks
October 19 Monster Truck Bash, Super Stocks and F4s
November 1 Friday Practice
November 2 NASCAR Fall Shootout Championship Night! Details TBA
TBD: Champions Celebration @the Grounds
