Race Schedule

2009 Race Schedule

For 2009, we are once again chasing the USCS Asphalt Thunder Series championship and running selected TBARA races. In addition, we are planning on running the USAC Little 500 once again. Wendy Mathis is the highest finishing female in the history of the race.

In February, we are kicking off the year with the TBARA and will be running at Citrus County Speedway, New Smyrna Speedway and Desoto Speedway.

USCS Asphalt Thunder Series

03/14     Cordele, GA                  Watermelon Capital Speedway
04/17     Altamahaw, NC            Ace Speedway
04/18     TBA                              (probable at Kenly, NC – Southern National Speedway )
05/17     Newton, NC                 Hickory Motor Speedway
06/21     Dillon, SC                    Dillon Motor Speedway
07/24     TBA                             (probable at Mobile, AL – Mobile International Raceway )
07/25     TBA                              (probable at Pensacola, FL – Pensacola Speedway )
08/15     Cordele, GA                  Watermelon Capital Speedway
08/22     Newton, NC                  Hickory Motor Speedway
09/18     Altamahaw, NC             Ace Speedway
09/19     TBA                               (probable at Senoia, GA – Lanier Speedway or Peach State Speedway )
10/16 – 10/17    TBA

10/23 – 10/24    TBA                     TBA
11/25     Cordele, GA                    Watermelon Capital Speedway  ( Turkey Bowl – non-wing )
11/26     Cordele, GA                    Watermelon Capital Speedway  ( Turkey Bowl – wing )

• Wendy Mathis Fast Facts

  From age 12 – 16, Wendy spent four years racing Quarter Midgets, earning 75 feature wins. In 1993, Wendy became the first female to win the Florida State Quarter Midget Championship. Since 2001, Wendy has competed with Tampa Bay Area Racing Association (TBARA) Sprint Car Club, collecting two feature wins. Wendy is currently competing full-time in the O'Reilly USCS Asphalt Thunder Series. (Winged Pavement Sprint Car). Wendy has been in talks with Firestone Indy Lights Series teams to secure necessary sponsorship to run ovals, including Freedom 100 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.