Crowdfunding Campaign Launched to Help Injured Myrtle Beach Racer
Myrtle Beach Speedway general manager Steve Zacharias has started a GoFundMe page to help Terry Evans, a frequent competitor at the South Carolina track, with his medical bills after...
Virginia Triple Crown Has 14 Drivers Fighting for More than Martinsville Win
When the ValleyStar Credit Union 300 rolls around at Martinsville Speedway on September 23, a handful of drivers will be fighting for more than just the $25,000 check and grandfather...
Dominion Raceway to Hold $10,000-to-win LMSC Race In September
Dominion Raceway will host one of the richest Late Model Stock Car races in the country on a Thursday night in September.
Last week, the track announced they would be...
Late Rally Propels Brenden Queen to Runner-Up Finish
Brenden Queen was hoping for a strong run in the Hampton Heat 200 to turn his 2017 season around, and he managed to do just that on Saturday night.
Falk’s Dominance Ends in Disappointment at Langley
CE Falk dominated much of Saturday night’s Hampton Heat 200, leading the race’s first 188 laps, but he would end up coming up short when the checkered flag flew.
With 12 laps to go, Nick Smith managed to get a run on Falk and drag race him for the lead. When the two drivers made contact, it opened the door for Bobby McCarty to slip by and get the win with Brenden Queen in tow.
Bobby McCarty Beats the Heat with Late Charge
Bobby McCarty mounted a late charge to score the victory in the Hampton Heat 200 at Langley Speedway on Saturday night.
When polesitter CE Falk and Nick Smith made contact...
Cameron Bowen Showing Improvement at Langley
Cameron Bowen has shown steady improvement as a driver in the 2017 season, which he backed up with a 21st place qualifying effort for the Hampton Heat at Langley...
Chevy SPEC Motor Not Approved for Martinsville Race
Clay Campbell confirmed the Chevrolet “SPEC” motor will not be approved in the rules for the 2017 ValleyStar Credit Union 300 in an interview with Race22.com on Saturday night.
The...
Late Model Heavyweights Face the Heat
A pair of former NASCAR Whelen All-American Series national champions, Peyton Sellers and Philip Morris ,appear to be early favorites in Saturday night’s Hampton Heat 200, the marquee event of the season at the recently re-opened Larry King Law’s Langley Speedway in Virginia. However, a contingent of local drivers look to stand in their way.
Greg Edwards is Looking to Ride Momentum into Hampton Heat
When Larry King Law's Langley Speedway's newest owner Bill Mullis announced his plans to reopen the legendary race track's gates on April 1st, it would not only mean the track would be open once again, but it would also mean the track's annual Hampton Heat 200 would return in July. The return of the centerpiece race at the Northern Virginia race track makes one man happy.
Greg Edwards, a stalwart at Langley, has called Langley his hometown track for nearly 30 years. He's amassed over 100 wins total! He's won almost all of the longer distance races that's been held at Langley over the years, but there's one that's always slipped through his fingers it is the Hampton Heat 200.












