Following a rare weekend off from racing action, Randy Weaver is pleased to announce that he has teamed up with Bob Harris for the remainder of the 2010 racing season. Although the two parties have raced together several times during the past month, they have officially joined forces recently and combined their resources into one team. They will debut their #116 Rocket / Vic Hill machine this Saturday night, September 4 at the North Georgia Speedway in Chatsworth, Georgia. Sponsorship will come from Preferred Sandblasting, B.K.W. Disaster Recovery, The Bailey Company, Ellis Contracting, and VP Race Fuels among others.

Randy Weaver was back in the driver's seat of Bob Harris' #B1 car last Friday night, August 20 at the Boyd's Speedway in Ringgold, Georgia. The Southern Regional Racing Series (SRRS) rolled into Boyd's to sanction a $3,000 to win program. Randy won his consolation race and later had a strong run in the A-Main. The Crossville, Tennessee native advanced up to the fifth position to finish only behind winner Skip Arp, Brandon Kinzer, William Thomas, and David Payne. Complete results from Boyd's can be viewed online at www.southernregionalracingseries.com.

"Dream" Randy Weaver jumped behind the wheel of Derek Ellis' back-up car this past Saturday night, August 14 at the North Georgia Speedway in Chatsworth, Georgia! After laying down the quickest lap during Southern Regional Racing Series (SRRS) qualifying, Randy rolled off from the pole position in the $3,000 to win feature event. The Crossville, Tennessee native led the opening seven circuits of the race before overheating problems forced him to retire in the twenty-second position. Full results from North Georgia can be located online at www.southernregionalracingseries.com.

Crossville, Tennessee native Randy Weaver was back in Bob Harris' #B1 racecar on Saturday night, August 7 at the Cleveland Speedway in Cleveland, Tennessee. The Southern Regional Racing Series (SRRS) sanctioned a $3,000 to win showdown on Saturday at the historic southern Tennessee venue. Randy ran third in his B-Main to advance into the feature event where he rolled off sixteenth on the grid. "Dream" then stormed through the field in the 40-lapper to record a hard-fought fifth place performance behind only winner Ray Cook, David Payne, Dale McDowell, and Riley Hickman. Complete results from Cleveland can be viewed at www.southernregionalracingseries.com.

Randy Weaver would like to formally announce that partner Junior Weisgarber, who owned the cars and motors that he has driven during the 2010 season, has recently sold out. Junior's repair shop is down financially due to the economy and the high cost of racing was too much to absorb at this time. Junior had an offer for the equipment that he couldn't refuse and the partnership dissolved last week. The two parties split on good terms and while Randy is disappointed that he will no longer drive for his good friend Junior Weisgarber, he is excited about several new opportunities that have arisen in recent days. When further news develops, you can find it first right here at www.RandyWeaverRacing.com!

With owner Junior Weisgarber deciding to sell out his equipment recently, Randy Weaver jumped behind the wheel of Bob Harris' #B1 GRT racecar at the Talladega Short Track in Eastaboga, Alabama on Saturday night, July 31. The Southern All Stars Dirt Racing Series (SAS) rolled into TST to sanction the annual running of the 'Michael Head, Jr. Memorial.' Randy timed in second fastest in SAS qualifying, which placed him starting from the outside of the front row in the $5,400 to win main event. The Crossville, Tennessee native wound up slipping back to an eighth place finish at the track deemed as the "Hornet's Nest" last night. Complete results from TST can be found online at www.talladegashorttrack.com.