Racing family style!
Racing family style!
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Judy Lambert
Class H -
1st Place - Nancy Simpson
Class G -
1st Place - Ketelyn King
Class F -
1st Place - Judy Lambert
Doug Smith
2.80 - 3.199
1st Place - Doug Smith
2nd Place - Tom Hardy
3.20 - 3.599
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3.60 - 3.999
1st- Gavin McRoy
2nd- Daniel Simpson
4.00 - 4.399
1st- Tyler Armstrong
2nd- Mike Hardy
4.40 - 4.799
2nd - Brent Baldwin
2nd - Kevin Casto
4.80 - 5.199
1st- Mush Lambert
2nd- Hunter Tanner
5.20 - 5.599
1st- John Delsignore
2nd- Josh Simpson
5.60 - 5.999
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6.00 - Slower
1st- Cody Moats
2nd- Mark Porter
This area will be update as results are verified.
The Tucker County 4-Wheelers, Inc. were formed in 1979. A group of like-minded individuals rented a piece of property off the railroad, which was on state route 93, just outside Davis, WV. Their dream for this property was to build a racetrack. A place for the good 'ole boys (and girls) to get together for some hellacious four-wheelin'!!
After a lot of blood, sweat, and a few tears, a track was born. The first annual event was held on Memorial Day Weekend, May 1979. The membership dubbed the event *CHALLENGE IN THE HILLS* and that it is. The club motto is *Tucker County Style*and if you have ever been to one of our events you know what we mean!! The first year the competition consisted of a hill drag and hill climb competition on Saturday and an obstacle course and mud pit on Sunday.
Now when I say mud pit, I really mean to say beaver dam. Natures own force was at work against the competitors of this event. It wasn't a speed pit that is popular today; it was a trench of insurmountable slop. For many there was only a hope of making it through, others left wondering why they bothered trying. Then they realized it was because it was a great ride.
The hill drags were exciting as well, with men and women's (or powder puff as it was known back then) competition. Everything that was 4WD could compete. Competitors raced everything from their driven dailies to modified jeeps. Back then we dropped a flag, or the occasional (empty) can of brew.
The obstacle course also provided much entertainment with straight-aways, twists, turns, deep holes, and oh yeah, the occasional rollover. Some were often so entertaining that the rollovers got their own specially made trophy!!
*CHALLENGE* was held in Davis until 1986. Despite amazing yearly turnout of competitors and spectators the club experienced difficulty working out a rental contract with the landowners. The club members went on a search for a new piece of land that was worthy of our event, and could become our new home. What they found was a few acres beside the Black Fork River in Parsons, WV, approximately 15 minutes south of the Davis site.
This new piece of land they acquired was at one time a residential area, which had been wiped out and leveled courtesy of the Black Fork River and the Flood of 1985. The flood was a terrible disaster to the families who lost their homes.
After the purchase, the membership pulled together and built a new track and held its first race there in May 1987 (never miss a year). This new track, which is our current site, consisted of a new flat drag strip, which is 300 feet of river sand (heaven for those who love sand drag racing), a mud pit that was approximately 125 feet long and 4� feet in depth, it posed an equal challenge to competitors as its predecessor, due to the river water and murk and sand, it almost grabs a hold of the vehicle and sucks it into place. They also built a new obstacle course and it holds its own in comparison to the original. True to its name, the obstacle course offered shallow holes, deep holes, jumps, twists, turns, and a valley of mud.
The TC4X4 club continued to run what is known in the racing world as an outlaw track until the membership voted to join the East Coast 4 Wheel Drive Association. After joining we held a sanctioned race, although the race went fairly smooth, the membership decided we like doing things our own way. We do base our event on EC4WDA rules and regulations. We remain a member of EC4WDA and are one of the clubs that form Region A.
Over the past two decades we have come a long way. We have built and rebuilt, survived floods and other mishaps, but we continue on strong. Those of us who are Tucker County 4-Wheelers members have 4WD in our blood. We live for the thrill. Many of us are 2nd generation members and are proud to be following in their footsteps. Not only are we members of a club, we are a family.
So we hope to see you in May, and you are welcome to become a member, but once you join us at *CHALLENGE IN THE HILLS* for some good racing, good fun, and a hell of a good time, you will realize just what *Tucker County Style* stands for!
1. Must follow and obey all rules and regulations (pertaining to class).
2. Any tire allowed.
3. All Super modified rules apply to class with the following additions.
4. Blowers & supercharges allowed.
5. Rear engine permitted. Vehicles with more than one engine permitted.
6. Any tractor tire or tire exceeding 44 inches must run last of class for safety reasons only.
1. Must follow and obey all rules and regulations (pertaining to class).
2. Only Super Modified rules #4 thru 13 apply to this class also.
3. Any tire allowed.
4. Naturally aspirated only.
5. No power additives allowed.
6. Any tractor tire or tire exceeding 44 inches must run last of class for safety reasons only.
1. Must follow and obey all rules and regulations (pertaining to class).
2. Any cut tire DOT approved. NO paddles or scoopers allowed.
3. All Super Modified rules apply to this class with the following additions.
4. Blowers & superchargers allowed.
5. Rear engine permitted. Vehicles with more than one engine permitted.
1. Must follow and obey all rules and regulations (pertaining to class).
2. Maximum tire height 44 inches.
3. Nitrous & Alcohol permitted. No blowers or superchargers.
4. Neck brace & 5 point harness required.
5. Vehicles must have kill switch within easy reach of driver, shutting off power to all electric pumps and ignition system.
6. All accelerator pedals must have toe strap to pull back or up on the pedal.
7. All vehicles with automatic transmissions must have reverse lock-out & must have approved safety blanket or shield with straps in place.
8. Fire Suits Required.
9. Carburetors must have a dual return to idle springs.
10. Mechanical clutch equipped vehicles must have blow proof bell housing. Bell housing must have no open holes.
11. All rubber bonded harmonic balancer must have ¼ inch steel shield 360 degrees and within 1” from outer circumference. A small cut out for timing allowed. Must have a minimum of two tabs to contain balancer.
12. Must have a least a 4 point roll cage or bigger.
13. Must have front & rear working brakes.
1. Must follow and obey all rules and regulations (pertaining to class).
2. Maximum tire height 42 inches.
3. Naturally aspirated engines only. NO blowers, superchargers, turbo or alcohol allowed. Dual carburetors permitted. NO Aftermarket blocks.
4. Nitrous equipped vehicles must remove bottle from vehicle.
5. Factory frames only.
6. Must have at least a 4 point roll cage or bigger.
7. Must have front & rear working brakes.
8. Neck brace & 5 point harness required.
1. Must follow and obey all rules and regulations (pertaining to class).
2. Maximum tire height 40 inches.
3. Naturally aspirated engines only. One carburetor only, gasoline only. Factory fuel injection permitted. Headers permitted. Carburetor, intake, cam, piston modifications allowed.
4. NO Nitrous equipment, blowers, superchargers, turbo or alcohol allowed. Dual carburetors not permitted. NO Aftermarket heads allowed.
5. NO NMRO, EMRA or Sanctioned card holders allowed in class.
6. Stock Frames only. Steel Bodies Only.
7. Must have at least a 4 point roll cage or bigger.
8. Must have front & rear working brakes.
9. Neck brace & 5 point harness required.
1. Must follow and obey all rules and regulations (pertaining to class).
2. Tire size up to 35 inches.
3. Only stock vehicles with mufflers.
4. Vehicle must be TECHED at track and warranted to be in the same physical condition as time of inspection for highway use.
5. Stock engines only. No Engine Modifications.
6. Naturally aspirated engines only. One carburetor only, gasoline only. Factory fuel injection permitted. Headers permitted. NO Nitrous equipment, blower, superchargers, turbo or alcohol allowed.
7. NO ENGINE SWAPS ALLOWED.
8. NO NMRO, EMRA or Sanctioned card holders allowed in class.
HELMETS REQUIRED FOR ALL CLASSES.
Going down the hill, the entrance is the second left (Entrance is marked). Towing rigs will not be able to make the turn. Proceed down the hill to the turn around and come back.
The Tucker County 4-Wheelers is a group dedicated to promoting and preserving the sport of organized four wheel drive racing. We are an East Coast 4 Wheel Drive Association Club in Region A.
We start each season with a club meeting in February. From that meeting through the weekend before Challenge in the Hills we spend every Saturday and Sunday (as weather permits) at the track preparing for the race. There is a lot of work to be done after a long winter in the mountains of West Virginia.
Each year we host activities for club members, their immediate families, and invited guests only. In July we have a picnic, in the fall we have a Club Race, and a Holiday Party around Christmas.
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PO Box 116 Parsons, WV 26287-0116
Tom and Sandy Hardy 304) 478-2386 Randy and Tammy Carr 304) 478-4305 Sam Thornton 304) 842-3142 Randy Thornton 304) 677-9489 Tommy and Nancy Simpson 304) 478-2138
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