NASCAR License Applications are now available at Hickory Motor Speedway.
Come by the track to pick yours up.
If you need them mailed to you, contact the Speedway Offices at (828) 464-3655 or e-mail us at: hickorymotor@bellsouth.net
Caldwell County Fairgrounds------- Lenoir, N. C. more info..
Reserved Numbers and Pit Stalls
All competitors that have reserved numbers and pit stalls for the 2011 race season have until January 1, 2012 to renew them for the 2012 season?
Please Call or e-mail your request as soon as possible.
Street Stock and Renegade Rules Clarification
Hickory Motor Speedway would like to Thank all of the Street Stock and Renegade competitors that recently came to our Rules Clarification meeting for them. I appreciate all of the information that you shared so we could make an effort to continue to work in a direction to bridge the gaps and address some issues and concerns that our competitors shared. As you will see, we are not encouraging front screw jacks by the penalties involved in Street Stock, however I felt it necessary to address this issue that may come into play in the future. As always, I am sure this will not fit everyone's ideas of perfection, but we used all of the information and recommendations that you shared with us to come to these conclusions and reserve the right to make adjustments as necessary.
Any other changes in our General Rules for all divisions, etc. will be posted in our 2012 HMS rulebook. Rules Clarification
Sincerely,
Kevin Piercy
General Manager
Hickory Motor Speedway
Hickory Motor Speedway Honors Champions
Saturday, November 26 th , 2012 was a beautiful night at the Newton Expo and there was a great crowd on hand as Hickory Motor Speedway honored all of their champions and competitors at the 2011 Hickory Motor Speedway Annual Awards Banquet.
The evening began with a reception and meal as Jesse LeFevers prepared to enjoy his first NASCAR Whelen All-American Series Late Model Stock Track Championship. Pietro Fittipaldi, who is the first Brazilian to win any NASCAR championship, was crowned the Limited Late Model Champion along with Clint Fields in the Super Trucks, Kevin Eby in the Street Stocks, Chandler LeVan in the WrenchRags 4-Cylinders, Dillon Crouch in the Red Baron Race Parts Renegades and Chad McKinney in the Hobby Stock. more results
Ronnie Bassett Wins the 4th Annual Dwight Huffman Memorial
Hickory, N.C. (October 16, 2011) Family, friends and fans packed the grandstands for the 4th Annual Pepsi Max Dwight Huffman Memorial Race for Charity presented by Arby's and the Breast Cancer Awareness Limited Late Model 100 presented by Frye Cancer Center Sunday afternoon for 277 laps of green-flag racing action. Past Hickory Motor Speedway track champion, Andy Mercer, brought the 31 car Late Model field to life, it was Ronnie Bassett who would survive the caution filled feature event to become the third different winner the of the annual memorial race.
Mercer brought the 30 car Late Model field to life for the 4th Annual Pepsi Max Dwight Huffman Memorial Race for Charity presented by Arby's. It didn't take long for the first caution to be displayed after the No. 54 of Kaleb Pressley went for a spin in turn two. The No. 97 of Keith Bumgarger was scored as the race leader when the field came to the green for the restart. The second caution waved on lap 14 after Pressley and the No. 77 of Jeremy Sorel connected and went for a spin on the backstretch. more info
Due to failure to pass post-race technical inspection during the Breast Cancer Awareness Limited Late Model 100 presented by Frye Cancer Center on Sunday, October 16, 2011, Tyler Church (driver of the No. 07 Limited Late Model) and Wade Day (driver of the No. 41 Limited Late Model) we disqualified from the race. official results
Hickory, N.C. (October 16, 2011) Family, friends and fans packed the grandstands for the 4th Annual Pepsi Max Dwight Huffman Memorial Race for Charity presented by Arby's and the Breast Cancer Awareness Limited Late Model 100 presented by Frye Cancer Center Sunday afternoon for 277 laps of green-flag racing action. Past Hickory Motor Speedway track champion, Andy Mercer, brought the 31 car Late Model field to life, it was Ronnie Bassett who would survive the caution filled feature event to become the third different winner the of the annual memorial race. 
