Karnac.com is pleased to announce our newest internet radio show, “At the Track”. The shows are actually short interviews with prominent drivers in Florida and across the country. The show will be sponsored by Karnac’s newest advertiser, RaceDay Safety. RaceDay Safety is a company dedicated to providing safety equipment to drivers and teams in the racing industry. You can find out more information by checking them out online at racedaysafety.com. The interviews will be produced as often as possible, and announcements will be made upon their completion. Our 1st guest will be one of the most recognized drivers and broadcasters in the country, Kenny Wallace. We’ll chat with Kenny about his dirt racing plans during the Winternationals here in Florida, his Nationwide team and his upcoming attempt to qualify for the Daytona 500. I’m in the process of producing the show now, and will have it online and available tomorrow. I want to thank everyone for supporting Karnac.com and our sponsors, as we look forward to continue to provide fans with quality content and pertinent racing information.  Click Here to Listen

Italian driver Davide Amaduzzi will race in a development program, which could include up to 10 races, in the NASCAR Whelen All American Series, driving a Chevrolet Impala fielded by Lee Faulk Racing. Amaduzzi, 39, is an eclectic professional who raced in many categories, from open-wheels formulas such as Barber Dodge and Australian Formula 3000, to Endurance GT races. In 2010 he took part in two ARCA Truck Series races for Wilson Motorsports, obtaining a 7th place on his second start at Salem Speedway, IN.

“I’ve always had a great passion for American motorsport and after my first experience, I couldn’t wait to try again,” said the driver from Bologna. “Whatever series I thought of entering in Europe, I didn’t find it stimulating. I had lost enthusiasm. The only thing that sparked my interest was thinking of stepping into NASCAR and start over to live a new phase of my career.” (more…)

Icon 25 – It took only two races for Enzo Fittipaldi to find victory lane in the beginner bandit division at Lowe’s Winter Heat series. Due to a lack of car count, the beginner bandoleros were run together with the bandit class this past Saturday afternoon at Lowe’s Motor Speedway.

The younger Fittipaldi has taken to the transition from karting to bandoleros in a very short amount of time. Enzo won his heat class and and finished 5th overall in the 11 car heat race. (more…)