Local NASCAR racing, trailer bash set to heat up All American Speedway this Saturday

The second Riebes Auto Parts Trailer Bash of 2021 will hit All American Speedway in Roseville during the Edge of Summer on Saturday night. NASCAR Advance Auto Parts Weekly Series racing will also hit the track with the Late Model, Modified, Super Stock, F4, Jr. Late Model and Mini Cup/Bando divisions competing. The metal-grinding action in the Trailer Bash will close the show. Tickets are available online at www.AllAmericanSpeedway.com with state, local and CDC guidelines enforced at the event. Masks are required for attendees and all attendees, including children, must have a ticket selected in advance online. Tickets will be priced at $20 except children 5 and under, who are free. Parking is controlled by @the Grounds, and race fans must park at the main entrance lot off Junction Blvd. Grandstands open at 5 p.m. with heat races starting at 5:15. The opening ceremony will take place at 6 p.m. with features to follow. Alan Bridgman used his "shark car" to win the first $1,000 Trailer Bash of the year May 1. The 15-lap event has just a few rules but lots of excitement. The winning driver must finish first and have the trailer still attached to the car. Drivers can collide with other trailers to knock trailers off, but no car-to-car contact is allowed. Trailers must carry a boat or be a camping-type trailer. The NASCAR competition is heating up as Roseville heads for the summer stretch. Granite Bay's John Moore has won four Late Model main events and looks to add two more wins on a twin 35-lap night of action. He leads Fort Bragg's Aidan Daniels by 18 points in the standings with Auburn's Thomas Martin, Loomis' Michael Mitchell and Galt's Matt Wendt rounding out the top five. Modified points leader Eric Price has also won four times this season, leading 2020 champion Jason Philpot by 34 points. Ralph Bailey of Colfax, Jon Yourd of Foresthill and Sammy Nuno of Windsor make up the top five in the standings. 2020 Super Stock champion Andrew Peeler leads his title defense by eight points over Roseville's Roy Smith. Three-time winner Josh Whitfield, Dixon's Tim Walters and Roseville's Jeremy Fritts are the top five. The Modified and Super Stock classes compete in 30-lap main events. Roseville's Ray Molina has moved to the top of the F4 championship as he works on a title defense of his own. His advantage over Brandon Frantz stands at 25 points. Dennis Crook of Fernley, Nevada, Roseville's Matthew Fuhs and Vic Theberge of Citrus Heights are in pursuit of Molina in Saturday's 25-lap race. Kenna Mitchell of Loomis enjoys a four-point lead in the Junior Late Models ahead of Fort Bragg drivers Lane Anderson and Trey Daniels, who each have a win this season. In Mini Cup/Bandolero, Colton Nelson of Auburn has put six points between himself and 2020 champion Bella Thomsen with Anthony Bean running as the leading rookie in third. Competitors will be limited to the competitor seating area in turn 2 for distancing and safety from the general public in the grandstands. Fans who are unable to secure one of the limited tickets can purchase a pay-per-view subscription at www.AllAmericanSpeedway.TV.