Heading to the home of off road racing, San Diego County, Calif. for the first time this season, Championship Off Road Racing is gearing up for a weekend of live television action on July 26 and 27 at the Chula Vista International Raceway. For the first time in CORR history, the weekend’s action will be broadcast live and in high-definition Saturday on SPEED and Sunday on NBC.
Viewers at the track and at home will feel like they are in the center of the fight as they watch the fiercely competitive Pro 2 class. After capturing two first place wins in Pomona, Rockstar/Makita’s Todd LeDuc is tied for third in the standings with former Supercross Champion and Monster Energy/AMSOIL's Jeremy McGrath. LeDuc, one of the youngest drivers in the Pro 2 class, will try to duplicate his winning weekend in Pomona in order
to catapult him to the top of the standings.
AMSOIL Super Team Pro 4 driver Scott Douglas is hoping that being in his hometown will give him the extra bit he needs to stand high on the podium. Finishing in the top-three five times in his last six starts, the El Cajon, Calif. native has never won a CORR championship and knows that this is his year. Currently sitting second in the standings, can Douglas overcome Rick Huseman to sit on the top of the leader board?
In the Pro Lite class, five-time CORR Champion Jeff Kincaid is leading the standings, fighting off the 2007 Driver of the Year, Robert Naughton and AMSOIL Super Team member Chad Hord, the 2006 class champion.
“This weekend marks an important milestone for CORR. For the first time, both days of racing will be broadcast live on network television,” said Deanne Vernengo, CORR’s Broadcast Director. “We are thrilled to bring CORR fans high-definition racing in real time from the home of off road racing, San Diego, Calif.”
Gates open at 9:00 a.m. on both Saturday and Sunday. Racing action begins at 11:55 a.m. on Saturday and 11:00 a.m. on Sunday. Tickets are available online at http://www.corracing.com/ as well as onsite, at the event.
Until then, we'll see you at the races.
Viewers at the track and at home will feel like they are in the center of the fight as they watch the fiercely competitive Pro 2 class. After capturing two first place wins in Pomona, Rockstar/Makita’s Todd LeDuc is tied for third in the standings with former Supercross Champion and Monster Energy/AMSOIL's Jeremy McGrath. LeDuc, one of the youngest drivers in the Pro 2 class, will try to duplicate his winning weekend in Pomona in order
to catapult him to the top of the standings.AMSOIL Super Team Pro 4 driver Scott Douglas is hoping that being in his hometown will give him the extra bit he needs to stand high on the podium. Finishing in the top-three five times in his last six starts, the El Cajon, Calif. native has never won a CORR championship and knows that this is his year. Currently sitting second in the standings, can Douglas overcome Rick Huseman to sit on the top of the leader board?
In the Pro Lite class, five-time CORR Champion Jeff Kincaid is leading the standings, fighting off the 2007 Driver of the Year, Robert Naughton and AMSOIL Super Team member Chad Hord, the 2006 class champion.
“This weekend marks an important milestone for CORR. For the first time, both days of racing will be broadcast live on network television,” said Deanne Vernengo, CORR’s Broadcast Director. “We are thrilled to bring CORR fans high-definition racing in real time from the home of off road racing, San Diego, Calif.”
Gates open at 9:00 a.m. on both Saturday and Sunday. Racing action begins at 11:55 a.m. on Saturday and 11:00 a.m. on Sunday. Tickets are available online at http://www.corracing.com/ as well as onsite, at the event.
Until then, we'll see you at the races.
