You can now purchase your ESTA apparel online! A new version of the Vintage ESTA Skeeter design has been created and can now be ordered online through our valued sponsor at Seaboard Graphics.

Tees, hoodies and hats are but a few items that can be ordered online. Your order will be shipped directly to you not to be picked at the track. Click on the link below or on the E-Store Menu bar.

ESTA Online E-Store

Clicking on the link takes you to the new E-Store !  Product delivered to YOUR DOOR! 

June 3rd we will be having a Test & Tune , and also having a Swap Meet.

Time to bring your old parts to the track and turn them into cash!  Or come and get a deal!  We'd like to consolidate all the Swap meet vendors to the old Hot Pits / Street Car Staging Island.   Only the normal gate pass fee applies for the swap meet, so theres no additional cost to sell your racing parts!  

  

May 13 - Flooding at end of track forced us to run 1/8th mile on Sunday, but the racing was excellent for our second Summit E.T. Racing Series event. Racing shared the day with Mother's Day and some area college graduations, but the turnout was strong. Pete's event recap will follow shortly. Here's a quick recap of Sunday's class winners.

Super Pro
Tom Samsel defeated a red-lighting Jack Vault in their Super Pro final round. Tom killed the tree with a .503 light and ran .002 under his 5.98 dial-in at 112.55 mph, but it didn't hurt him as Jack's .493 red light sealed the win. Jack's foul start negated an otherwise outstanding pass. Jack ran a dial-matching 4.711 at 147.47 mph in his runner-up effort. Mike LaRose ran his '69 Plymouth "Hustle Stuff" to the lone semifinal finish.

Pro
Steve Doss also scored a red-light win in Pro when Frank LoGalbo lit the red eye in their heads-up final round match. Both racers dialed in at 6.45, but Frank was .008 too quick on the tree and handed to win over to Steve. Handed over may not be totally accurate as the "Stinger" cut a strong .537 light and a dial-matching 6.452 at 109.58 mph run and would have been tough to beat. Frank ran a 6.467 at 106.13 mph pass in his runner-up effort. Al Meier and Pro "Rookie" Justin Hardman were the semifinalists.

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