The Transfer Mud Races were held at the Transfer, PA Fairgrounds on a cold night in mid October of 2008. The speed pits were ran very well. Although the competitors are following mud racing rules and racing against the clock, they were heavily encouraged to go off the light tree and start at the same time like in drag racing. We used several different camera angles and split screens on this speed pit video, so you might want to watch it a few times to catch it all. Our attempt was to make a video that gives you the heart pounding feeling of drag racing in the mud.
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Some of the rails that run at our track. The firstone belongs to Neal Welch(http://welchracing.com/main.html)
Hillbilly Proud spent their 4th of July weekend at “Hillbilly Racing” in Rada, WV. The two day event featured dirt drag racing, mud bog racing, ATV mud bogging, and ATV dirt drag racing. The mud bog went well on Sunday, but the drag races were kind of sporadic Saturday. They say they are going to do away with the drag races and put a hill n hole in for next year, which is cool since TALA did away with the only one around WV this season. There is probably more footage of the ATV drag racing than anything else, which went smooth and fast all day. The classes are mixed in the ATV races, the mud bog went from big to small, and the dirt drags went from small to big. There is a lot of drop out in the video due to all of the dust in the air over the weekend. We are getting some extra equipment to try and keep it from happening so much again. Enjoy the flying dirt and mud and God Bless America and the 4th of July!
HillbillyProud.com video of West Virginia Timber and Wood Products Show in Holly Gray Park at Flatwoods, WV held the first West Virginia Mud Racing Association(WVMRA) point series race of the 2008. This video features the speed pit of the day and the mud pit videos can be seen on HillbillyProud . com. Five different POV(Point of View) shots can be seen throughout the video.
a few runs from the races in teepee creek, Alberta.