| ORSCA / YEAR ONE EXPERIENCE ATLANTA DRAGWAY |
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| PRO LINE RACE ENGINES JOINS THE ORSCA LIST OF COMPANIES |
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ORSCA is very excited to announce ProLine Race Engines as our premier engine building company. Look for some very exciting things coming to our racers from ProLine Race Engines. ProLine will be offering a Contingency program for every racer in every class involved with ProLine Race Engines in the ORSCA 2008 season. We would all like to thank Eric, Matt , Steve and welcome the whole ProLine Gang into our Growing Racing series
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| ORSCA ANOUNCES THE 2008 TITLE SPONSOR |
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The ORSCA is pleased to anounce that Chris Alston's Chassisworks will the Title sponsor for the 2008 ORSCA racing series. Chassisworks have steped up and will be providing ORSCA racers a very nice contingency program in all classes. We will be anouncing those contingencies in the next coming days.
The Chassisworks Outlaw Racing series will be starting off with wild wheel standing action and record breaking passes at Huntsville Dragway March 28th -- 30th
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| HUNTSVILLE DRAGWAY KICKS OFF THE ORSCA 2008 SEASON |
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| Champions Decided ! What A Throwdown at H'Town |
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Champions Decided ! What A Throwdown at H'Town
photos and words by Wade Mooney 11/13/07
 
Richard Sexton might not have hit a grand slam at the season finale to win the
2007 ORSCA Outlaw 10.5 Championship, but his victory from the # 2 qualifying
position was enough to get it done and finish the season as the undisputed champion in the world of outlaw 10.5 racing
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| Records Fall At The House of Hook |
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Carolina Dragway supplied the ultimate track surface, the good Lord provided the ultimate weather and the ORSCA racers from near and far provided the fastest side-by-side action in Outlaw history. Records fell in every heads-up category and first-time winners were crowned in three different classes.
 
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| The day of DOOM has come with the Rolling ATM of Shannon Ragsdale |
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Doom Reigns Over Huntsville
 
Everyone seemed to know that eventually Shannon Ragsdale and the Doom Team would pick up a win in the Mickey Thompson Outlaw 10.5 Class and Huntsville Dragway provided the perfect place. Racing on a nearly flawless track the hard charging, high Mph twin turbo Corvette found the et and consistency to survive 5 rounds. In the final Ragsdale left first againest Pasadena TX's Todd Moyer and never looked back. His 4.67 @ 168 Mph handled Moyer's 4.76 @ 153 in his small block turbo Camaro.
Team Doom showed that a turbo car can be as consistent as it's nitrous competition by running a 4.65 in the semis over Tony Johnson's blown 69 Camaro which broke during the launch. In round 3 the Vette posted a 4.63 and a holeshot win over Chuck Ulsch's quicker but losing 4.60. Previously he had run a 4.59 defeating Jim Robbin's troubled 5.06 and on his first round bye he posted a 5.11 after letting off as he drifted towards the center line.
Moyer's march to the final included a huge win over "The Hitman" Mike Hill in the opening round 4.65 to a 4.70. Second round for Moyer turned out to be a pedal fest againest fellow Texan Grant McCreary with the flamed Camaro prevailing 5.14 to a game 5.34. Moyer's round 3 win was his closest as he defeated Keith Sexton 4.663 to a 4.664. Moyer slowed to a 4.81 in the semis but caught a break when the resurgent Jack Barfield got out of shape and had to abort his run.
A total of 26 Mickey Thompson Outlaws were in attendance with 23 making the first round call. Maryland's Richard Sexton was #1 qualifier with a 4.480 at 165.50 mph.
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| ORSCA BRINGS ON THE HEAT IN ATLANTA |
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The night was awoken as Steve Kirk Jr. in his world champion 2000 model Chevy Camaro along with Jimmy Blackman in his 1992 Trans Am would bring the late night crowd to their feet in the Mickey Thompson Outlaw 10.5 class. Kirk would cross the line at a 4.568 to Blackman’s 4.768. Kirk taking his first win of the 2007 Year One ORSCA season.
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Montgomery Heat Wave
Race 4 in the ORSCA series took the racers and fans to George Howard's Montgomery Motorsports Park last weekend. The big story for this race was the $10,000 payout in the TCI EZ Street class. In what is shaping up to be the biggest rivalry in any class, David Reese and Shane Stack once again locked horns in the finals.
Thanks to a .026 initiated light, David's 5.280 at 148.12 was able to hold off Shane's quicker 5.252 at 145.70 but slower .054 launch. Heath Bell and Shane Crowden made it to the semis.
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| ORSCA RACERS FILL THE PITS IN ATLANTA |
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Mike The Hitman Hill takes home the win in Year One ORSCA experience
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