Speed51.com's 2009 51 Awards
Fan Vote Will Determine the 2009 Award Winners
Speed51.com, the leader in Short Track Racing News is calling on its readers to vote for our year-end awards, nicknamed the “51s.” By voting, you are casting your vote for who you recognize as the best (and sometimes worst) in the short track world for the 2009 season.
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Short Track Bad Boy/Driver You Love to Hate
Short Track Rookie of the Year
Best Racing Feud
Best Race Track
Best Short Track Race of the Year
Best Promoter
Surprise Moment
Worst Short Track Race of the Year
Worst Luck
Best Story of the Year
Best Touring Series
Comeback of the Year
Worst Story of the Year
Most Inspiring Moment
Best Personality
Crankiest Personality
Best Finish
Most Improved Driver
Short Track Racer of the Year
Photo of the Year
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Jamie Williams caught this shot of Chris Staples going for a tumble in his Super Late Model at Unity Raceway (ME) in August of 2009.
Bosshrio captured this shot of Cassius Clark walking across the hood of Spencer Wauters after the two wrecked on the frontstretch. The two had some heated words, then Clark left his foot print on the hood of Wauters’ car.
Jamie Williams avoided Zach Reardon in this wild slide at Lanier National Speedway at SpeedFest in January of 2009.
Jim Smith captured this picture of the number 45 nearly taking out the flag stand at Wall Stadium (NJ)
A beautiful sunset over one of America's most famed short tracks. Matt Dillner took this shot on a typical Saturday night at Bowman Gray Stadium (NC).
The final turn of the Modified tour race at New Hampshire Motor Speedway had Jim Dupont clicking the trigger as both leaders were in the catch fence.
Matt Dillner went to Birmingham long after all the walls and grandstands had been tour down. The site looks more like an landfill then a historic racing track that stood for 95 plus years.
For Steve Park, winning at Adirondack Speedway was the highlight of 2009. Ken Spring captured this moment as Park saluted the crowd.
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