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Terry Dease, Andrew Perry post Late Model victories Saturday at OCS
By TIM CHANDLER, C-T Associate Editor (Roxboro Courier=Times, 3/21/07)
ROUGEMONT — Terry Dease of Oxford and Andrew Perry of Hillsborough claimed victories in twin 75-lap races for the Late Model Stock Car Division Saturday afternoon at Orange County Speedway.
The two events were the featured attractions of the second consecutive week of racing action at the three-eights mile asphalt oval in Rougemont. More>>
Andrew Perry's Season Opener at Orange County Cut Short
ROUGEMONT, NC (March 10, 2007) -- Andrew Perry opened the 2007 racing season at Orange County Speedway driving Jason Gullie's late model as his car was not ready in time for the race. He qualified in 10th, but a lap two accident ended his night early. He was credited finishing 13th.
Brittany Perry Makes Motorsports Debut
ROUGEMONT, NC (December 16, 2006) -- Brittany
Perry made her motorsports debut at Orange County Raceway competing for the
first time in her Bandolero. In her heat race to determine her starting
position, Perry started on the outside front row and finished 4th. In the
main event for the "Rookies" Division she finished 3rd, and for the main
event for the "Beginner Bandits" Division she finished 4th. Perry did very
well for her first time racing and learned a lot competing with other cars.
Andrew Perry Motorsports Extends With the Addition of Bandolero
HILLSBOROUGH, NC (December 14, 2006) -- Andrew
Perry Motorsports announces an expansion with the addition of a Bandolero
car with rookie driver Brittany Perry behind the wheel. This will mark
Brittany's first time competing in motorsports. She has had several positive
test sessions in her newly acquired Bandolero at Orange County Raceway, a
kart track in Rougemont, NC, and hopes to make her competitive debut on
December 16th. APM will now consist of the father/daughter duo competing in
their respective divisions at different tracks.
Andrew Perry Finishes Season Up Only 2 Points Away from Championship!
ROUGEMONT, NC (November 11, 2006) -- Coming into the last Limited Sportsman race of 2006, Andrew Perry trailed the points leader by 16 points and knew he needed Lady Luck on his side. He qualified 2nd and drew 4th for his starting position. Perry raced hard, but the points leader was only a couple of cars behind him. Things took a turn when the #07 of Lofton broke a wheel, giving Perry a second hope of the championship. Perry gave it all he had, but came up short finishing second in the race. This gave him a second place points finish only two points out.
With the Limited racing done, the Andrew Perry Motorsports crew made quick adjustments to the car to make it ready to run Perry's first late model stock race at Orange County Speedway. Earlier in the day, Perry had qualified 10th for the 300 lapper on tap. Perry was doing good for his first race with the late models running his own race until the right front wheel broke on his car sending him into the turn two wall. This bent the rear clip on the car ending the race early for him. Andrew and the team will be discussing options for 2007 and when plans are finalized, they will be announced here first.
Perry Comes Home in Second Again
ROUGEMONT, NC (November 4, 2006) -- Andrew Perry qualified third for the Limited Sportsman race on tap and drew the #1 starting position, putting him on the point for the green flag. Perry raced a strong race and came home in the second spot.
Perry Holds on for Second Place
ROUGEMONT, NC (October 21, 2006) -- After qualifying third for the Limited Sportsman event, Andrew Perry drew 3rd for his starting position. He raced his way into the second position on the track & was racing the #07 of Matt Lofton hard when contact was made between the two. This evidently cut Perry's left rear tire, but he held on to finish the race in the second position. The tire only had about 7 or 8 lbs. of air left in it at the end of the race, so Perry was happy with his finish.
October 7th...Race Rained Out
ROUGEMONT, NC (September 30, 2006) -- Andrew Perry qualified third for the race, but had to start in the sixth spot due to winning the last event. His car was not handling as good as it was the last race and around lap 30, Perry's throttle linkage came loose going into turn one. He had to coast into the pits for the crew to fix the issue. After losing several laps in the pit area, he came back out for the last couple of laps and finished 9th.
ANDREW PERRY TAKES FIRST CAREER VICTORY!!!
ROUGEMONT, NC (September 23, 2006) -- Andrew Perry turned a time in
qualifying putting him on the pole for the Limited Sportsman Division at
Orange County Speedway. After the mandatory top six draw, Perry pulled the
#3 slot for the start of the race. It didn't take Perry long before
overtaking his competitors and taking the lead. Perry held off several
challenges from the #23 of Danny Willis Jr., including one that came on the
heels of a green, white, checkered finish to take home his First Career
Victory! Congratulations go out to Andrew on a hard fought & well earned
victory.
ROUGEMONT, NC (September 9, 2006) -- After qualifying third for the 50 lap limited race, Andrew Perry pulled 4 for his starting position. Perry battled a tight car throughout the race, but put on a show with the #0 of Donald Brace. Perry came out with a fourth place finish, and now sits second in the points standings.
ROUGEMONT, NC (August 26, 2006) -- Andrew Perry qualified 9th for the Limited Sportsman feature. He dropped to the back of the field before the start of the race. His car wasn't handling great, so Perry stayed out of trouble and finished the race in 6th of 18 cars that started.
Tough Night for Perry Motorsports
ROUGEMONT, NC (July 22, 2006) -- With new rules in effect for the Limited Sportsman Division at Orange County where the top six qualifiers draw a pill to determine their starting position, Andrew Perry qualified third, but drew the top spot for the night. When the green flag flew, Perry pulled away and took the lead coming out of turn two. The car started to develop a tight condition, allowing the #07 of Matt Lofton to catch back up to him take the lead away. He fell to third when the #2 car of Chris Denny swiped the position away. On lap 19, Daryl Carver in the #5 Chevy got a run on Perry's inside. The two got together on the frontstretch and both were sent into the outside wall. Perry hit head on & Carver's left rear hit. Carver was able to continue the race, but Perry's night was done. The front clip of the car was pretty much destroyed in one of the hardest hits Perry has had racing, but luckily he walked away. Perry still holds the points lead in the division, but now only owns a slim two point margin over the second place man.
Perry Brings Home Top Four Finish
ROUGEMONT, NC (July 8, 2006) -- Andrew Perry qualified third for the 50 lap Limited Sportsman race at Orange County. He ran in the the fourth position for a majority of the race with several challenges from the #0 car of Donald Brace. Perry brushed the outside wall one lap, but still managed to hold on and stay ahead of the challenger to finish fourth.
July 1st...Perry Battles Tight Racecar to Finish Fourth
May
27th...Andrew Takes Over the Points Lead
May 6th...Parts Failure
April 22nd Race Rained Out...
Perry Challenges for the Win
ROUGEMONT, NC (April 8, 2006) -- Andrew Perry qualified 3rd for the Limited Sportsman feature. He moved up to 2nd and challenged for the lead throughout the 50 lap event. After slipping one lap, he fell to third but made his way back and finished in the runner up position.
Perry Fights for Seventh Place
ROUGEMONT, NC (March 18, 2006) -- Andrew Perry had tire issues during his qualifying run making his car loose. He clocked in with a time to place him 14th on the starting grid. He stormed his way up to the 5th position avoiding several incidents along the way. Perry made slight contact with another car coming out of the fourth turn shortly after a restart. The driver overcorrected & spun, but officials decided to black flag Perry. This placed him in the back of the pack, but a hard charging Perry made his way back up to the seventh position before the checkered flag waved.
Andrew Perry Opens 2006 with a second place finish
ROUGEMONT, NC (March 11, 2006) -- Andrew Perry qualified third for the 50 lap feature on tap for the Limited Sportsman Division at the newly re-opened Orange County Speedway. He quickly moved up to the second spot shortly after taking the green flag and held off challenges throughout the event to open the season with a second place finish.
In the fast lane
New
owners hope to reopen Orange County Speedway before the year is out
ROUGEMONT -- It was a tree-hugger's worst nightmare, that ozone hole-poking, eardrum-rattling mix of air and noise pollution. Noxious fumes spurted from the oversize exhaust pipes as souped-up engines revved to deafening effect. Andrew Perry of Hillsborough soaked it up and smiled. The "fastest track in the world" was back. More>>
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