Next Race:
March 15 and 16, 2003—Memphis, TN

Under the direction of Mordue Moving and Storage president Russ Adams, Mordue Racing competes in the Central Division of SCCA GT-1 racing, the top level of amateur road racing in the U.S. GT-1 (Grand Touring Level 1) cars are composite-bodied, tube-framed, pro-level vehicles based on American sports cars like the Mustang and Corvette. They have V-6 and V-8 engines ranging from 550-725 horsepower. On some tracks, speeds reach 185-190 mph. The race team competes at some of the nation’s premier racing venues, including:

Road America in Elkhart Lake, WI
Mid-Ohio in Lexington, OH
GingerMan Raceway in South Haven, MI
Blackhawk Farms Raceway near Beloit, WI

2003 Season Preview
Mordue Racing’s SCCA GT-1 program is poised to compete at the top level in 2003. The team hopes to win enough races to be invited to the Valvoline Run-Offs at Mid-Ohio, the national amateur road racing championships. With some quality wins in the coming season, Mordue also plans to race on several dates in the BF Goodrich Pro Trans-Am Series, which is the highest level of this type of road racing.

Learn more about SCCA GT-1 Racing
Sports Car Club of America
SCCA Central Division
SCCA Central Division Tracks
Hoerr Racing Parts

Since 2002, Mordue Racing has sponsored a professional racing team and has operated three late-model cars in the Heartland Region of the NASCAR Weekly Racing Series. On summer weekends, drivers Russ Adams, Tim Lance and Steve Lance can be found piloting the 700 horsepower cars around the dirt track at Peoria Speedway and other tracks in Illinois and Iowa. They intend to be competitive in the 2003 season.

NASCAR
Weekly Racing Series
Heartland Region
Hoerr Racing Parts