CONCORD, N.C. (October 27, 2009) -- A decade after battling each other in the Late Model Stock division at Concord [N.C.] Speedway, Clay Rogers and J.P. Morgan are squaring off against one another for the 2009 USARacing Pro Cup Series championship. Heading into Saturday's season finale at South Boston [Va.] Speedway, Rogers, a Troutman, N.C., resident possesses a 43-point advantage over Morgan of Ether, N.C. Drew Herring, from Benson, N.C., is third, 85 points out of the lead, while Brandon Ward, of Winston-Salem, N.C., is 93 points back. Bobby Gill, a Concord, N.C., resident, trails by 95 points. “It's really Clay's deal to lose,” Morgan said about the championship. “He's got a pretty good cushion. If he gets any of the ... FULL STORY »
SOUTH BOSTON, VA. — The series once named the Hooters Pro Cup Series will invade South Boston Speedway this weekend for the running of the Strutmasters.com 250, which will decide the USARacing Pro Cup Series Championship. Also scheduled for action on ... FULL STORY »
"WIX Challenge Award; Resumes Point Lead" Rockingham, N.C. (October 10, 2009) – Clay Rogers dominated Saturday's Aaron's 150 presented by Black's Tire and Auto Service at Rockingham Speedway to walk off with the largest payday this season in the USARacing Pro ... FULL STORY »
CONCORD, N.C. -- To USAR Pro Cup Series competitors, Drew Herring is the circuit's points leader, but to his fellow North Carolina State University students he’s just another engineering major. A participant in ... FULL STORY »
"Benson, North Carolina, Driver’s Runner-Up Finish Earned Him Pro Cup Points Lead" CONCORD, NC (September 22, 2009) – At the start of the 2009 USARacing Pro Cup season, Drew Herring was on top of his game, grabbing a top-five finish ... FULL STORY »
NEWTON, Iowa (September 19, 2009) – J.P. Morgan out-dueled a tenacious Drew Herring in the final laps of Saturday's Pork 200 presented by Cookies Sauces and Seasonings at Iowa Speedway to claim his first career victory in the USARacing Pro ... FULL STORY »
With the 2009 ARCA RE/MAX Series and the USAR Racing Series seasons dwindling down, two of the most prominent and sometimes overlooked racing sanctions in the United States will head or as I like to call it – lead themselves ... FULL STORY »