2010
We are getting ready for the new racing season. Currently putting the cars back together after taking them to Skyrocket chassis to be repair.
2009
We ended the season 7th in points at Adams County Speedway.
Quick Motorsports is planning on running for points at the Adams County Speedway. Also hoping to hit a few specials at the end of the season and throughout the season. Right now Quick Motorsports is in the process putting the car together and getting ready for the new year.
2008
Raced a late model in Irwindale, CA. Came back to the midwest to race dirt modifieds and won a feature at Adams County Speedway after starting 11th. With the win we took the points lead. When the season was finished we were 5th in points. Last race of the season, we dropped the drive shaft with 3 laps to go coming out of turn 2.
2007 News & Events
Alison Quick Grabs Two Top-11s For Allen-Hock
Allen-Hock Motorsports took new driver Alison Quick into this past weekend's Georgia Doubleheader with high hopes... and Quick came out of the Peach State with two of the best finishes for Allen-Hock in either the Northern or Southern Divisions this season.
On Friday night at South Georgia Motorsports Park, Quick started 16th, stayed on the lead lap all night long and just missed a top-10, coming home 11th. Saturday night, Quick and the team headed to New Senoia Speedway, where she grabbed another lead lap finish, coming home 10th.
ALISON QUICK TEAMS WITH ALLEN-HOCK MOTORSPORTS
2007 PLANS ANNOUNCED
By Lorz Motorsports/M.P.H. Promotions 2006 GM Performance Parts Shootout Champion in the ASALMS Northern Division, Alison Quick is one of those drivers who knows exactly what is going on with her 2007 season as the Redding, Iowa sophomore has announced her intentions for the upcoming season. For the 2007 season, the soon to be 20-year-old Quick will make a run at the 2007 ASALMS Northern Division Championship while also making select appearances in the crown jewel of the ASALMS, the Challenge Division, for the Midlothian, Illinois based Lorz Motorsports stable. In addition to her full ASALMS schedule, the soon to be 20-year-old will also be racing her family owned dirt Modified again in 2007 with plans on running as many shows as possible at various NASCAR sanctioned facilities. Those speed plants include; Lakeside (KS) Speedway as well as the Adams County Speedway, and Nebraska Raceway Park. She also plans on once again attending the IMCA sanctioned Super Nationals at the Boone (IA) Speedway the weekend Labor Day. As for the 2007 season, Quick has high hopes entering her second season with Lorz Motorsports. ““The Lorz Motorsports team is very knowledgeable and they do a great job of having the car setup, so that we are ready for practice right off the trailer at each race.” Quick stated. “I really appreciate the dedication that everyone on the team has.” “Lorz’s has good communication and the ability for both drivers and crew to work together as one team.” Continued the Redding, Iowa driver. “I have a good chance of attaining more “With the experience that I gained in 2006, I am anticipating having better qualifying attempts.” Quick continued. “Starting closer to the front of the races is sure to bring better and more consistent finishes.” In Quick’s last event of the 2006 season, the ASALMS portion of the 24th annual All-American 400 weekend down at the Music City (TN) Motorplex in Nashville, Tennessee back on November 5, 2006, Quick became the first woman since Tammy Jo Kirk in 1996 to start the Feature in one of the premiere end of the season special events in the country. Quick qualified 19th out of the strong 61-car field on hand. ““I was happy with my qualifying in the last race of the season at Nashville. We worked on the car and really had a great car in final practice.” Quick offered. “Doing good at Nashville gives me confidence in getting ready for the 2007 season.” She said. She’ll once again carry primary sponsorship on the side of her Lorz Motorsports Ford Fusion from; Goodyear Tire and Rubber as well as Kelly Tire & Exhaust Inc., and Reflex Truck Liners, all will serve as primary sponsors once again in 2007 I really appreciate Mike Kemery at Longfellow Drilling for all of his support. Mike has been a sponsor on the dirt side for several years” Quick appreciatively added. “He came onboard and helped me with the Challenge race at the Iowa Speedway.” “I also need to give thanks to Steve Setzer at Performance Concepts. When I was involved in a practice accident at I-70, Steve made an amazing effort and had a car in Kansas City overnight for me.” She continued. “The Lorz crew was great, they got up at 4:00am and made major changes to the car to have it ready and comfortable for me in time for practice and qualifying. It’s great to have a team so dedicated that they will go all out to help.” She ended. The 19-year-old Quick was crowned the 2006 GM Performance Parts Shootout Champion in the ASALMS Northern Division. Quick became the first woman in ASALMS history to win an event when she took the win in the GM Performance Parts Shootout at the Lake Geneva (WI) Speedway in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin back on May 20, 2006. She never finished worse than ninth in her GMPP Shootout appearances and had actually clinched the 2006 title with two series events remaining at the Hawkeye Downs (IA) Speedway. In addition to the 2006 GM Performance Parts Shootout Points Championship in the ASALMS Northern Division as well as earning two Past Champions Provisionals for the 2007 season, per division, the Redding, Iowa driver finished seventh overall in the ASALMS Northern Divisions Final Points Standings while also picking up a third place finish in the chase for the Appleton Rack and Pinions Rookie of the Year title. Overall in the ASALMS North, Quick racked up two Top Five finishes, both of those are career high fifth place showings with the first coming at the Motordrome (PA) Speedway in Smithton, Pennsylvania on July 14, 2006 during the NAPA Auto Parts 100. The second fifth place finish was earned at the Hawkeye Downs (IA) Speedway back on September 1, 2006 after having to come from the back of the pack twice! Her two Top Five finishes went with four Top 10 showings during her rookie season in the ASALMS. Recently Quick was named a participant in the 2007 NASCAR “Drive for Diversity” Combine at the South Boston (VA) Speedway in South Boston, Virginia. The second year in a row she’s been tabbed to participate in the Combine. Access Marketing and Communications, which manages “Drive for Diversity” (SM), received over 300 resumes and Alison was one of 20 drivers selected by a panel of motorsports professionals to attend the Combine in South Boston for the second year in a row. Joining Quick in the program are; Chris Bristol, ASALMS South competitor Tracey Chambers, Michael Cherry, Brianne Cronrath, Bryan Driver, Michael Gallegos, Katie Hagar, Paul Harraka, Destiney Hays, Jessica Helburg, Jesus Hernandez, Peter Hernandez, Lloyd Mack, Danny Martin, Candace Muzny, Ashley Parlett, Molly Rhoads, Jonathan Smith, and Michelle Theriault. In 2005 Quick’s driving time was devoted to dirt IMCA Modifieds all over the Great Plains where she seen time in her Modified on various Iowa, Kansas, and Nebraska dirt tracks. She also tested with Sadler Motorsports in a Late Model and made one start at South Boston where she finished 12th in the feature after starting 24th. At the age of eight, Alison started her racing career in Go-Karts. By 1996, when she was nine, Alison finished her first full season of Go-Karts, in the Junior Sportsman Go-Kart Series, where she was 2nd in points in Allendale, Missouri. She has made her way through the dirt tracks by driving go karts and modifieds. By the year 2000, she became the Jamaica Raceway Track Point Series Champion in Jamaica, Iowa. In 2004, Alison was awarded the “Kara Hendrick Memorial Scholarship”- Lyn St. James’ Driver Development Program. She also graduated from the Lyn St. James’ Driver Development Program in Phoenix, Arizona. Quick carried sponsorship on the side of her Ford Fusion from; Kelly Tire and Exhaust as well as Goodyear Tire and Rubber, Reflex Truck Liners, Ranch Hand Grills Guards, M.P.H. Promotions, and Lorz Motorsports. To learn more about Alison Quick and the Lorz Motorsports Team, log onto one of their websites; For Quick, go to her own website at; Alison Quick.com and for Lorz Motorsports, go to their site at: Lorz Motorsports.com
Redding, Iowa (11/28/2006): As the 2007 season approaches for the cars and stars of the ASA Late Model Series Presented by GM Performance Parts, crews, drivers, and teams from all over the United States are busy preparing for the much anticipated ASALMS fifth anniversary season with plenty of optimism.
Also for the 2007 season, Quick will have a new teammate within the Lorz Motorsports stable in Elwood, Illinois freshman, Dave Gentile Jr. “I am looking forward to working with Dave as a teammate.” Quick said. “It will be great to have a teammate with his racing experience.
top fives and my first asphalt feature win, and Dave has a good shot at becoming Rookie of the
Year.” She added.
2006 NEWS & EVENTS
Appleton Rack and Pinions Rookie of the Year title contender, Alison Quick has been invited to participate in the 4th annual “Women in the Winners Circle” Program hosted by Lyn St. James this Thursday August 3, 2006. (Bob Milner Photo)
By ASA Late Model Series
Lexington, Michigan (08/01/2006): 19-year-old Alison Quick, an Appleton Rack and Pinions Rookie of the Year title contender in the ASA Late Model Series Northern Division Presented by GM Performance Parts has been invited to participate in the 4th annual “Women in the Winners Circle” luncheon hosted by a pioneer in women’s auto racing; Lyn St. James.
The 4th annual Women in the Winners Circle event, which honors women in motorsports, is set for this Thursday August 3, 2006 at the Indianapolis (IN) Motor Speedway Plaza Village Pavilion. The Lyn St. James Foundation and Miss St. James herself will speak to the participants.
This is the second season in a row that Quick has been invited to this prestigious seminar! Such names as Danica Patrick, Katherine Legge, Erin Crocker, Allison Duncan and Sarah Fisher are becoming well recognized throughout the racing industry. Yet, overall, women still need sponsorship, recognition and opportunities.
Women in the Winner’s Circle 2006 is a celebration of the progress women have made in this demanding sport, and a discussion of the challenges that lie ahead.
It’s a luncheon event, where you’ll be able to: Meet professional women drivers and technical experts. Hear their stories about their unique challenges. Interact with top industry leaders, and so much more.
When Lyn St. James completed her first Indy 500 at the age of 45, she was just the second woman in history to race in the event. Some doubted that a woman could keep up with male drivers, and Lyn struggled to get the sponsorship she needed to race. She took eleventh place, and became the first woman to be selected Indy 500 Rookie of the Year.
Fueled by inspiration and limitless motivation, Lyn St. James managed to rise through the ranks and eventually become known as the American Woman Racing Icon of the Century. She is undoubtedly a testament to the power of determination and positive thinking.
As for Quick, so far in the 2006 season, the Redding, Iowa freshman sit fourth in the chase for the Appleton Rack and Pinions Rookie of the Year title and also sits eighth overall in the ASALMS Northern Division Points Standings.
Quick has one Top Five finish, a career high fifth place showing at the Motordrome (PA) Speedway in Smithton, Pennsylvania on Friday July 14, 2006 during the NAPA Auto Parts 100.
In addition, Quick is also the current points leader in the GM Performance Parts Shootout points standings and back on May 20, 2006, Quick became the first female driver in ASALMS history to win an event when she won the GMPP Shootout at the Lake Geneva (WI) Raceway.
The next event for the Redding, Iowa freshman will be this Saturday August 5, 2006 at the Columbus 151 (WI) Speedway, located Northeast of Madison in Columbus, Wisconsin for the running of the Wisconsin 151 Presented by Sign 1-1. This is the eighth event of the 2006 season for the ASALMS Northern Division.
Quick was a participant in 2006 NASCAR “Drive for Diversity” Combine at the South Boston (VA)Speedway in South Boston, Virginia. Access Marketing and Communications, which manages “Drive for Diversity” (SM), received over 300 resumes and Alison was one of 19 drivers selected by a panel of motorsports professionals to attend the Combine in South Boston.
In 2005 Quick’s driving time was devoted to dirt IMCA Modifieds all over the Great Plains where she seen time in her Modified on various Iowa, Kansas, and Nebraska dirt tracks. She also tested with Sadler Motorsports in a Late Model and made one start at South Boston where she finished 12th in the feature after starting 24th.
At the age of eight, Alison started her racing career in Go-Karts. By 1996, when she was nine, Alison finished her first full season of Go-Karts, in the Junior Sportsman Go-Kart Series, where she was 2nd in points in Allendale, Missouri. She has made her way through the dirt tracks by driving go karts and modifieds.
By the year 2000, she became the Jamaica Raceway Track Point Series Champion in Jamaica, Iowa. In 2004, Alison was awarded the “Kara Hendrick Memorial Scholarship”- Lyn St. James’ Driver Development Program. She also graduated from the Lyn St. James’ Driver Development Program in Phoenix, Arizona.
For the 2006 Season, Quick will steer a Lorz Motorsports entry for a run at the Appleton Rack and Pinions Rookie of the Year title in the ASALMS Northern Division. In addition, the 19-year-old will also make select appearances back home on the Iowa dirt tracks in her IMCA Modified when her ASALMS Schedule allows.
Quick carries sponsorship on the side of her Ford Fusion from; Kelly Tire and Exhaust as well as Goodyear Tire and Rubber, Reflex Truck Liners, Ranch Hand Grills Guards, and Lorz Motorsports.
Her teammate at Lorz Motorsports is fellow Appleton Rack and Pinions Rookie of the Year title contender, Michael Annett.
To learn more about Alison Quick and the Lorz Motorsports Team, log onto one of their websites; For Alision, go to her own website at; Alison Quick.com and for Lorz Motorsports, go to their site at: Lorz Motorsports
This entry was posted on Tuesday, August 1st, 2006 at 8:02 am.
LAKE GENEVA 100 - ASALMS
Alison Quick became the first female driver in ASALMS history to win an event when she took the feature win in the GM Performance Parts Shootout at the Lake Geneva (WI) Raceway.
By ASA Late Model Series
Lake Geneva, Wisconsin (05/20/2006): The ASA Late Model Series Northern Division has just completed the GM Performance Parts Shootout for the second event of the 2006 season.
The Lake Geneva (WI) Raceway, located just across the Wisconsin/Illinois border and West of Racine in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, serves as hosts for the Northern Division’s second event of the 2006 season; the Lake Geneva 100.
The uniquely shaped 1/3 mile progressively banked paved oval in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin has a great crowd on hand and all were treated to a very entertaining 15-lap GM Performance Parts Shootout and history was made in the GMPP Shootout.
The 15-lap GMPP Shootout saw rookie contender, Alison Quick start on the pole and after a fierce battle with fellow rookie, Steve Vaughn, she held him off to become the first female driver in ASALMS history to win an event as the Redding, Iowa freshman won the GMPP Shootout.
Quick and Danny Ouderkirk brought the field down to the green flag to begin the 15-lap feature for the teams who unfortunately did not make the main feature. Quick jumped out to the early lead while Ouderkirk had a mirror full of Steve Vaughn.
Vaughn disposed of Ouderkirk and set his sights on Quick who opened up a comfortable lead. Vaughn began working the outside groove and soon was on the back bumper of Quick and the two began to battle.
The two rookies battled all over the Lake Geneva, Wisconsin speed plant as Vaughn was working the outside groove while Quick stuck to the bottom. Quick fight off the constant pressure from Vaughn and Quick, in her Goodyear Tire and Rubber/Kelly Tire and Exhaust Ford Fusion would lead all 15 laps to score her first career ASALMS win.
