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| Golden Sands Speedway was started by Sam Bartus in the year of 1967. It was the first high banked, bowl shaped track that enticed a young group of drivers to glide, spin, and fly around the fastest third mile in the mid-west. The design of Golden Sands Speedway was so unique at it virtually had no other competition |
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| Super Late Models - 2011 99 Tim Sauter |
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| The Super Late Models are the fastest cars to take to the high-banked third mile paved oval here at Golden Sands Speedway. The cars are built from the ground up as racing machines . These cars are able to move around the track at speeds approaching 100 mph! |
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| Super Stocks - 2011 24 Brian Weinfurter |
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| A more affordable alternative to the Late Models are the CWSSA Super Stocks. These cars provide fans with plenty of side by side racing action. These cars are cheaper to build than the Late Model class, but they're just as exciting! These cars can go around the Golden Sands oval at speeds up to 85 MPH! |
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| 4-Cylinders - 2011 Stock 83 Kevin Burris - Mod 32 Phil Malouf |
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| The 4 Cylinders are an entry level division created to take advantage of the abundance of inexpensive four cylinder cars available from most local salvage years. The 4 cylinders are a very inexpensive way to gain racing experience and develop the skills to move up to a faster class in the future. |
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| Cruisers - 2011 Joey Kuhn & Kirk Kuhn |
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| An exciting, fun class that takes awesome communication between two friends. This class features a driver, who has control of the driving wheel and brake, and a passenger (second driver) that has control of the gas pedal. This creates tons of crowd pleasing excitement. |
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| Pure Stocks - 2011 81 Jake Capek |
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| As an entry level rear wheel drive class the emphasis is on affordability and racing fun, the Pure Stocks become and excellent way for new drivers to test the high-banked third mile paved oval. |
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