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2018 is here and brought out 20 of the RMLSA’s best out to Butch Speichers famed I-76 Speedway in Fort Morgan Colorado. The track was smooth, heavy and hammered down. Jason Woods would start on the pole in the Feature and lost two spots early. Just before the halfway mark a Steve Estrada and Dalton Webb would tangle bringing out the first caution of the evening. Woods restarted in 3rd, and would get past Chris Crowder leaving race leader Johnny Boos to have to negotiate with. As Boos and Woods entered lapped traffic, Boos tangled with a lapped car and spun. Woods took over the lead with Crowder and Skyler Wissman pressuring for the lead. Wissman got by Crowder finishing second behind Woods. Jason Woods swept the night winning both his heat and the Feature in his GSXR powered Henchcraft. The other two heats were won by Johnny Boos and Chris Crowder. Next up- the fastest dirt in Colorado. The RMLSA support the URSS 305 Sprint cars in Holyoke, CO. On May 12th.

The 2017 Awards Banquet was a huge success!! We crowned our 2017 RMLSA Champion, as well as great awards for many competitors. Blaine Schubarth is our 2017 Champion, and received the RMLSA traveling trophy, as well as the huge Championship trophy.He drove his GSXR Powered Hyper chassis to several wins and numerous podium finishes. The runner up #24B was Johnny Boos who drove his R1 powered Fab Tech chassis to several 2nd place feature finishes, and 4 third place finishes. Finishing third this year was the ZX10 powered Henchcraft chassis car #31 driven by Steve Becker. Frank Martinez drove his Honda powered xxx chassis to several 2nd and third place feature finishes and Andy Flood drove his R1 powered Fab Tech chassis to round out the top five. Vicky Mills drove her R1 powered Bishop chassis to win the Rookie of the year honors. Andrew Daniels won the Most Improved driver Award, Danny Estep won the Best Looking car Award for his beautiful Henchcraft, and Steve Becker won the Sporsmanf the Year ward again. We are all looking forward to 2018!!!!

The 2017 Season ending race night welcomed the ninth winner of the year, the #26 Honda powered Hyper driven by veteran Chris Crowder. 2nd place was the #1CO GSXR powered EMC driven by 2016 Champion Glenn Waterland. 3rd place was the #17 ZX10 powered Henchcraft driven by two time feature winner Dave McCray. The cold windy night made for a tacky fast track for the 20 cars that took part in a great night of racing.