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ATTENTION ALL RACERS AND FANS!
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We are making schedule changes for Friday
and Saturday’s racing action for the
Atomizer Racing Injector Door Wars presented
by ATI Performance Products with the cooler
than normal temperatures we are seeing this
weekend.
We are moving Friday night’s Pro Qualifier
up one hour from 8pm to 7pm. We will still
run the Evening Testing until 10pm.
Saturday’s 2pm Qualifier will go as
originally schedule. All other Pro Sessions
will be moved up 2 hours to be run at 4pm,
6pm, and 8pm with the ThunderMania session
being at 4pm and 6pm!
All of Sunday’s racing action will stay on
the originally scheduled times with Pro Mod
and Top Sportsman Q16 2nd Round Eliminations
starting at 11am.
Top ET and Mod ET schedules will continue as
originally planned.
Please help pass the word, grab all your
friends, and head to Budds Creek!
For more information on this weekends race
CLICK HERE
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Funeral
arrangements have been made
for those who wish to pay respect to Chris Miller |
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Donations to Chris’ legacy may be made
to the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) online at
https://donate.nami.org/ChrisMiller or by mail at 4301
Wilson Blvd., Suite 300, Arlington, VA 22203. These
contributions honor Chris' struggle with mental illness and
support NAMI's vital work in mental health education,
advocacy, and awareness, ensuring that everyone affected by
mental illness can lead better lives.
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Christopher
"Chris" Scott Miller, aged 47, of La Plata, MD, and
originally from Nokesville, VA, passed away on April 10,
2024, at his home. Born on August 6, 1976, in Manassas, VA,
he was the beloved son of Linda Moss Miller and Royce
Miller.
Chris was a dynamic entrepreneur, co-owning Miller Brothers
Productions, the Xtreme Dragbike Association (XDA), and the
World Cup Finals (WCF). He began his career in the drag
racing industry when his family purchased Maryland
International Raceway in 1990. Starting at the souvenir
stand, Chris quickly demonstrated his multifaceted
abilities. He advanced through various roles within the
company, including ticket sales and office technical
support, ultimately leading him to the top of the operation
running race control where he achieved the most systematic
and competent race administrator in the field.
Chris was a man who was full of life, the comedian of the
family, known for his generosity, compassion, and the
profound joy he brought to others. His giving nature was as
big as his adventures, embracing the times spent traveling
the world with friends and family, which he always captured
on camera. His Maine Coon cats, Zeequer & Reequer were
treasured companions, treated with the utmost affection. A
devoted uncle, his love for his nieces and nephews knew no
bounds. Chris' radiant smile, personality, sense of humor
and kind heart will be deeply missed by everyone who had the
pleasure of meeting him.
Chris leaves behind his parents, Linda and Royce; his
brother, Jason Miller and his wife Rachel; his sister,
Ashley St. Pierre and her husband Kevin; three nieces, two
nephews, and numerous relatives and friends. |
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CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR 2023 CHAMPIONS |
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