The 23rd Annual Super Stock Showdown Honoring Randy Russell will return once again to the mighty Tri-State Speedway this coming Labor Day weekend September 2nd, 3rd and 4th, 2021!
The entry fee is only $200 and will be payable at the gate.
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER via MyRacePass which will make everything quicker and smoother at the track.
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This event is NOT USRA sanctioned and does not require a USRA license. Your car MUST fit into one of the classes/rules listed below.
The rules for the classes that can race this event are listed below. To get a copy of each class rules, please click each class. You can only run ONE set of rules. NO mixing. You must also bring a copy of the rules you are running for tech purposes.
2020 rules:
Tri-State Speedway Super Stock
Lucas Oil Speedway Big/Little Buck Street Stock
2021 rules:
POWRi Super Stock
Salina Highbanks Super Stock
Crawford County Speedway Street Stock (Grand National)
Batesville Motor Speedway Super Stock Special (Super Stock POWRi- see above)
A Feature payout is listed on the flyer below. Non-transfers to the A feature will be paid $100.
Randy dreamed of racing when he was a little boy and used to sit on the driveway watching the car trailers pass as they on their way to Razorback Speedway. He would dream about the cars and meeting the drivers. His obsession was so much that he learned the names and numbers of all the drivers racing there. He never lost that passion and by 1985 he was building his first car, with the help of Donnie Howell and Jr Grim.
Early on he raced in the Road Runner division. With alot of hard work and determination, he, and his brother Rod, grew their company, B & F FInance/American Lenders Service Company, which later became National Recovery Specialist, to a very successful business model. His success in business led him to funding many race car drivers that are still racing today and to sponsor two different tracks with purses of $5.000 to win races, which are also still going today.
After Road Runners, Randy raced one season in a Modified, but then found himself in the Super Stock class where he would stay exclusively until he bought a late model to race in the Show Me Series. He raced both cars until the late model series disbanded. In his 33+ years of racing, Randy never missed a season of racing. You could probably count on two hands the amount of Saturday nights he wasn't at a race track somewhere! He supported all track promoters that have came and went and always went above and beyond to help them be successful. He won alot of races over the years, and almost won a track championship, missing it by only a few points.
Randy had several true passions: #1 was his family #2 was racing #3 was helping people in need and to see fans happy, especially kids. The driver pass through area was one of them. And #4 was his lawn!
Anyone who knew Randy would tell you that he carried a lot of pride In producing beautiful race cars. He once refused to go to the track with one of this sons because their car was unpainted. After winning that night, he was standing there at tech smiling and congratulating the win. His love for beautiful race cars and his memories of watching the caars as a kid, led him to restore three vintage race cars, including the red #66 Tommy Laster Camaro that's been on display at many car shows.
To think how Randy had a dream and he chased it non-stop and loved every minute of it.
His daughter used to ask him "Why do you spend so much money and time on racing?" His response was "because we are race people and that is what we do!"
Randy Russell, driver of the #47, will never be forgotten by friends, family, racers, promoters, owners or anyone else who ever met him.
Who will add their name to this list of the 22 porevious winners?
2020 Dylan Davlin
2019 Danny Southerland
2018 Gean Davlin
2017 Peyton Taylor
2016 Burl Woods
2015 Burl Woods
2014 Tony Anglin
2013 Tony Anglin
2012 Brandon Henry
2011 Andy Milliken
2010 Brian Parker
2009 Jared Wagster
2008 Gean Davlin
2007 Jimmy Douglas, Jr.
2006 Shawn Walsh
2005 Scooter Scruggs
2004 Eddie Martin
2003 Matt Sturch
2002 Tim Adams
2001 Bruce Busch
2000 Wayne Fitch
1999 Stan Lewis
Tri-State Speedway would like to thank our sponsors who help us out all year long: JRT Trucking, SDI Inc., Philpot's Complete Care Center, CyberSpyder Marketing Services, ARMI (Arkansas Myriad), P-G Roofing & Construction, RockAuto.com, Schoenfeld, Russell Exterior, Elite Plumbing, Hassett Truck Body Repair, Bryke Racing
