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We're sorry to announce that the city of Bloomsburg, PA. has cancelled the Special Events Perfomance Series event planned for this upcoming weekend due to flooding that took place throughout last week. The Promotion Company had crews out on the grounds making a valiant effort to sanitize and prepare the area for this 4 wheel event but were told that this area is not ready for crowds to come in. Family Events was fortunately able to work out a new date for this event to take place; August 19-21, 2006! Please visit FamilyEvents.com for all the details! The next scheduled event is August 5-6 in Essex Junction, VT. We'll see you there...

Nothing short of excitement was the result of this years Special Events Performance Series event in Lima, OH. The grounds were packed with spectators eagerly watching the 33 truck field qualify for its 16 truck final event on Sunday. With three qualifying attempts, Jeff Dedick led the times in his AWR ride. Following behind Dedick in qualifying was Ray Scoles, Colin Dorshimer, Roger Cardot, Sonny Dohrmund, Joey Leone, Ricky Brantley, and David Demaegd. Semi Finals on Sunday led Jeff Dedick to compete against Lionel Easler; Dedick taking the win; and Ray Scoles paired with Joey Leone; Leone taking the win! Finals between Leone and Dedick ended quickly as Joey lost control in turn #1 immediately advancing Dedick's run. Congratulations to Dedick and Team AWR!

Stormy Skies greeted the 9 th Annual O’Reilly Auto-Parts 4-Wheel Jamboree in Springfield, MO this weekend. The event started on Saturday with gloomy weather and sloppy conditions. From all over the United States came the top racers in the Modified Tough Truck division to battle it out in this 2 nd event of the 2006 series. Each driver faced a dangerously slick track on Saturday as the rain slammed down. With the “Chicago Style” track layout being used, it was patience in the sweeping corners that helped most drivers. Top Qualifier for the weekend was Autumn Woods Racing’s Jeff Dedick.

Sunday started on a much brighter note as the sun began to peek out and the rain began to dry. The smell of race fuel and the harmony of high horsepower engines engulfed the pits. Sundays Semi-Finals brought Lionel Easler and John Jungeblut together as well as Ricky Brantley and Mark Noto together. Easler and Brantley moved forward into the Final Round of competition with Brantley taking the Win! This is Brantley’s second event as driver of an AWR truck. In Fredericksburg, TX. last month, Ricky took a 2 nd place finish against Jason Makuch’s Dynomax Ford. Great Job Ricky!

The 2006 Special Events Performance Series is off and running. This past weekend was the kickoff to this awesome series which was held in Fredericksburg, TX. Among the competitors were Team Dynomax, Autumn Woods Racing, Team Rancho, Zee's Motorsports, Joey Loene, and many more! The racing was great as each driver was on their game in placing high for this annual kickoff. The finals came down to Ricky Brantley in the Autumn Woods Racing ride and Jason Makuch in the Team Dynomax Ride. Congradulations to Jason and his team for pulling off the win. The top five consisted of Jason Makuch, Ricky Brantley, Hopkins, Lionel Easler, and Jeff Dedick. The next event takes everyone to Springfield, MO. May 6-7! Come out and cheer on the ProStadiumTruck Crew!

CONGRATS To Lionel Easler and the Rancho Team!

The final event for the East Coast Division in the USHRA took place on February 25, 2006 in Jacksonville , Florida, with Lionel Easler and Jason Makuch fighting for the points. With Lionel barely in the lead, it was going to be a close event for these team mates. Nine trucks showed up, including newcomer John Ellis, Dale Hair, Lionel Easler, Jason Makuch, Joey Leone, Roger Cardot, Bobby Brown, Chris Ludford, and Ross Rugg. The #1 qualifier for the event was Roger "BUBBA" Cardot. Way to go Roger! After Jason broke his front axle and spindle during qualifying, it made it easier for Lionel to advance in the bracket. It was a good night of racing with Joey and Roger in the finals. Joey taking the win and full of excitement. The night need with everyone placing as follows:

Friday night Lionel takes the number one qualifying position with Roger right behind him. Times running very closely left Lionel, Roger, Sky and Jason for the top four to advance with Pat and Bobby striving to take a top four position. Going into the semi finals Sky pushes hard and brings his truck on two wheels at the finish line. Jason runs hard but doesn't run fast enough to come back for the finals. Lionel and Roger return to the finals for Roger to run a high 14 second pass to take the win for Friday night. After the race we all go to the steakhouse for dinner and the track officials find us to get Rogers truck out of the arena because it is leaking fuel. He leaves his steak to attend to his truck.

Saturday afternoon Roger takes fast qualifier with Jason running tenths of seconds behind with Lionel barley sliding into four after repeating is two wheel stunt in Kansas City. Going into semi finals is Roger, Jason, Sky, and Lionel. With Sky on two wheels again and Roger bending his pan hard bar leaves a Rancho and Dynomax face off in the finals. With Jason running the fastest times of the afternoon in the finals with a 15.70 Lionel runs a 15.35 and takes the win. congratulations to Lionel for his first win ever in five years racing.

Saturday night Lionel takes fastest qualifier with Jason three-tenths away. Going into the semi finals its Lionel, Jason, Roger, Bobby. With Roger running a great pass but hits the cars and gets a 15 second penalty and Bobby not quit fast enough to make it into the finals leaving another Rancho and Dynomax Face off. Jason running a 15.81 for his pass in the finals leaves him waiting in the tunnel for Lionel to run a 15.91 a one-tenth of a second difference fro Jason to take his second win this year. With Bobby running two wheel drive and Pat having transmission and transfer case problems they both did a great job.

I want to thank every driver for your participation, professionalism, and safety thins weekend. Its because of you that we have such a great place to race. Thank you all for coming and hope to see you in Jacksonville , Florida.

February 17, 2006 - Houston at it's best! USHRA set up its camp at the Reiant Stadium on Feb. 4 in front of a SOLD OUT crowd of approx. 70,000! The Pro Stadium Trucks went on the track and made for some exciting action. Competing in the field was Lionel Easler, Jeff Dedick, Ross Rugg, Jason Makuch, and Chris Ludford. The finals greeted the Ranch ride of Lionel Easler against the Amsoil Ride of Jeff Dedick. Both drivers pushed their way through the course with an outstanding photo finish. Jeff Dedick took the Win!

January 25, 2006 - It was a good weekend for Jason Makuch at the USHRA event in Kansas City, MO. Jason took on the field of competitors and landed the #1 spot for the weekend. Makuck, who just recently harnassed a new ride, has been making a name for himself in the Pro Stadium World. We wish him many more wins to come! We encourage everyone to keep checking back with us, we are still under some development but have some pretty exciting things landing on this site. We are requesting any and all racing photos be sent to webmaster@prostadiumtrucks.com

FYI: Lake City, FL Super Truck Challenge Event POSTPONED (Will have details soon)

January 19, 2006 - The New Year is off the ground as Pro Stadium Trucks start hard into their respective series. On the East Coast, Thomas Ray White of Fayetteville, NC took down the leaderboard at the USHRA event in Atlanta, GA January 8th. Starting out in the #1 qualifying position, Thomas continued to stomp the competition round after round ending him in the finals paired with Lionel Easler of Kissimme, FL. The two made every effort to get around the track fastest, Thomas prevailing!

1st - Thomas White
2nd - Lionel Easler
3rd - Jason Makuch
4th - Kenny Sulfridge
5th - Roger Cardot