Evergreen Speedway - The Third Turn

TRACK BASICS

	.646 mi./1.04 km. Paved Oval located in Monroe, WA
	Formerly Known As: No Previous Names Of Facility Known
	Former Configurations: Speedway (presumed) in Initial Configuration
	Opened: N/A	Closed: STILL IN OPERATION
	Banking: Unknown°	Promoters: Mickey Beadle
	Track Website: NO WEBSITE AVAILABLE

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TRACK PROFILE
Evergreen Speedway is an automobile racetrack located within the confines of the Evergreen State Fairgrounds in Monroe, Washington. The stadium can accommodate up to 7500 spectators in the covered grandstand and an additional 7500 in the uncovered modular grandstands. The layout of the track is unique in that it incorporates a 5/8-mile paved outer oval, a 3/8-mile paved inner oval, a 1/5-mile paved inner oval, a 1/4-mile dragstrip, and a figure-eight track located roughly within the 1/5-mile oval. History Originally an unpaved horse track, in 1954 Jimmie Collier convinced Snohomish County officials to allow him to convert the track for use in racing his Ford Model T roadster. The track was paved in the early 1960's and in 1967 the original bleachers were demolished and the current grandstands built. Through the years the track played host to a wide variety of racing events including Sprint Cars, Roadsters, Midgets, Figure Eights, Foreign Stock, Modified, Hobby Stocks, Jalopies, Limited Sportsmen, Demolition, Grand National, Winston West, NASCAR Northwest Tour, Super Stocks, Mini Stocks, Stinger-8, Hornets and Bombers. Evergreen Speedway also hosted the "500," the richest and most prestigious race in the west. The NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series ran an event at Evergreen Speedway once per year from 1995 to 2000. Evergreen Speedway Today Today Evergreen Speedway hosts a number of events for local as well as regional racing series'. Some of the classes that can currently be seen are Super Stocks, Bombers, Mini Stocks, Super Figure-Eight, Extreme Contact Figure-Eight, Northwest Legends, Bump-to-Pass, Stinger-8, Hornets, School Bus Races, Demolition Derbies, Drifting, Autocross, Drag Racing and others.

AERIAL VIEW

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TRACK PROFILE

Evergreen Speedway is an automobile racetrack located within the confines of the Evergreen State Fairgrounds in Monroe, Washington. The stadium can accommodate up to 7500 spectators in the covered grandstand and an additional 7500 in the uncovered modular grandstands. The layout of the track is unique in that it incorporates a 5/8-mile paved outer oval, a 3/8-mile paved inner oval, a 1/5-mile paved inner oval, a 1/4-mile dragstrip, and a figure-eight track located roughly within the 1/5-mile oval.

History

Originally an unpaved horse track, in 1954 Jimmie Collier convinced Snohomish County officials to allow him to convert the track for use in racing his Ford Model T roadster. The track was paved in the early 1960's and in 1967 the original bleachers were demolished and the current grandstands built.

Through the years the track played host to a wide variety of racing events including Sprint Cars, Roadsters, Midgets, Figure Eights, Foreign Stock, Modified, Hobby Stocks, Jalopies, Limited Sportsmen, Demolition, Grand National, Winston West, NASCAR Northwest Tour, Super Stocks, Mini Stocks, Stinger-8, Hornets and Bombers. Evergreen Speedway also hosted the "500," the richest and most prestigious race in the west.

The NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series ran an event at Evergreen Speedway once per year from 1995 to 2000.

Evergreen Speedway Today

Today Evergreen Speedway hosts a number of events for local as well as regional racing series'. Some of the classes that can currently be seen are Super Stocks, Bombers, Mini Stocks, Super Figure-Eight, Extreme Contact Figure-Eight, Northwest Legends, Bump-to-Pass, Stinger-8, Hornets, School Bus Races, Demolition Derbies, Drifting, Autocross, Drag Racing and others.

TRACK STANDINGS

2000

RACE LISTING

Date	Sanction	Winner	Laps
25 April 1965	NASCAR Pacific Coast Late Model Series	Bill Amick	???
30 July 1967	NASCAR Pacific Coast Late Model Series	Jack McCoy	???
4 July 1968	NASCAR Pacific Coast Late Model Series	Jack McCoy	???
2 September 1968	NASCAR Pacific Coast Late Model Series	Jack McCoy	???
4 July 1969	NASCAR Pacific Coast Late Model Series	Scotty Cain	???
1 September 1969	NASCAR Pacific Coast Late Model Series	Jack McCoy	???
4 July 1970	NASCAR Grand National West	Dick Bown	???
5 May 1985	Northwest Tour	Garrett Evans	100
29 June 1985	Northwest Tour	Garrett Evans	100
17 August 1985	Northwest Tour	Garrett Evans	100
4 May 1986	Northwest Tour	Garrett Evans	100
12 July 1986	Northwest Tour	Ron Eaton	100
4 April 1987	NASCAR Winston Northwest Tour	Garrett Evans	100
16 August 1987	NASCAR Winston Northwest Tour	Garrett Evans	200
8 April 1989	NASCAR Winston Northwest Tour	Bob Fox	100
15 July 1989	NASCAR Winston Northwest Tour	Ron Eaton	100
13 August 1989	NASCAR Winston Northwest Tour	Garrett Evans	100
13 July 1991	NASCAR Winston Northwest Tour	Ron Eaton	100
17 August 1991	NASCAR Winston Northwest Tour	Ron Eaton	100
28 March 1992	NASCAR Winston Northwest Tour	Garrett Evans	100
2 May 1992	NASCAR Winston Northwest Tour	Tobey Butler	100
11 July 1992	NASCAR Winston Northwest Tour	Dirk Stephens	103
15 August 1992	NASCAR Winston Northwest Tour	Kirk Rogers	100
27 March 1993	NASCAR Winston Northwest Tour	Tobey Butler	100
5 June 1993	NASCAR Winston Northwest Tour	Garrett Evans	104
26 June 1993	NASCAR Winston Northwest Tour	Ken Schrader	100
14 August 1993	NASCAR Winston Northwest Tour	Kirk Rogers	100
26 March 1994	NASCAR Winston Northwest Tour	Gary Lewis	100
31 July 1994	NASCAR Winston Northwest Tour	Pete Harding	250
25 March 1995	NASCAR REB-CO Northwest Tour	Ron Eaton	100
13 May 1995	NASCAR SuperTruck Series by Craftsman	Ron Hornaday, Jr.	150
3 June 1995	NASCAR REB-CO Northwest Tour	Monte English	102
30 July 1995	NASCAR REB-CO Northwest Tour	Ron Eaton	250
30 March 1996	NASCAR REB-CO Northwest Tour	Garrett Evans	109
28 July 1996	NASCAR REB-CO Northwest Tour	Ron Eaton	257
29 March 1997	NASCAR REB-CO Northwest Tour	Pete Harding	129
10 May 1997	NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series	Rich Bickle	203
24 August 1997	NASCAR REB-CO Northwest Tour	Gary Lewis	200
28 March 1998	NASCAR Raybestos Northwest Series	Gary Lewis	129
4 June 1998	NASCAR Winston Northwest Tour	Kelly Tanner	100
18 July 1998	NASCAR Raybestos Northwest Series	Gary Lewis	203
4 April 1999	NASCAR Raybestos Northwest Series	Gary Lewis	101
17 July 1999	NASCAR Raybestos Northwest Series	Pete Harding	125
25 March 2000	NASCAR Raybestos Northwest Series	Gaylon Stewart	125
3 June 2000	NASCAR Raybestos Northwest Series	Kenny Kaltschmidt	100
3 July 2000	NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series	Jack Sprague	207
15 July 2000	NASCAR Raybestos Northwest Series	Ron Eaton	125
16 September 2000	NASCAR Raybestos Northwest Series	Gary Lewis	125
7 April 2001	NASCAR Raybestos Northwest Series	Gary Lewis	125
30 June 2001	NASCAR Winston West Series	Brendan Gaughan	200
4 August 2001	NASCAR Raybestos Northwest Series	Kevin Hamlin	128
29 June 2002	NASCAR Winston West Series	Eric Norris	200
28 June 2003	NASCAR Winston West Series	Mark Reed	200
17 July 2004	NASCAR West Series	Austin Cameron	200
9 July 2005	NASCAR AutoZone Elite Division, Northwest Series	Pete Harding	125
30 July 2005	NASCAR West Series	Mike Duncan	200
13 August 2005	NASCAR AutoZone Elite Division, Northwest Series	John Bender	125
15 July 2006	NASCAR AutoZone Elite Division, Northwest Series	Brandon Riehl	133
29 July 2006	NASCAR AutoZone Elite Division, Northwest Series	Pete Harding	150
29 July 2006	NASCAR AutoZone West Series	Johnny Borneman, III	250
4 August 2007	NASCAR West Series	Brian Ickler	300
26 July 2008	NASCAR Camping World West Series	Jeff Barkshire	150
11 June 2011	West Coast Promoters Street Stock Series	Gary Flammang	???
9 July 2011	Northwest Pro-4 Alliance Challenge Series	Steve Thompson	???
10 July 2011	NASCAR K & N Pro Series West	Greg Pursley	200

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