November 1, 2010
Quincy Raceways
Quincy, Illinois

Quincy Raceways Track Undergoing Reshaping

Quincy Raceways co-owners Paul Holtschlag and Tony Rhinberger has been working hard over the last few weeks to reshape the “Broadway Bullring” into a race track that will be know again for it’s two and three wide racing surface. The track renovations that occurred a few years ago tended to make the high groove into a super fast line that overwhelmed the lower part of the tracks surface. This dirt work has been undertaken to reshape the track, taking down the high banking into a more semi-banked configuration with a wider racing surface in the corners. A lot of earth moving has been accomplished but a lot more must be completed before the track will be ready for racing in the 2011 season.

The owners invite all those that are interested to come out to the facility at 8000 Broadway to take a look at what has been accomplished so far. The owners also want all the racers, fans and officials to know that they have been listening to the comments about the issues that surrounded the 2010 season and are committed to correcting those things that are within their control.


Fan Favorite Announcer Doug Mealy Returns to Microphone at Quincy Raceways

Better known as “Pretty Doug” Doug Mealy will return to the announcing duties at Quincy Raceways for the 2011 season. Mealy spent most of the 2010 season working the Chief Steward position but will return to the microphone with is deep baritone voice and sharp wit. Mealy, a former late model driver who has been around the areas race track for most of his life has a great sense of humor and entertains the fans like few announcers can.