It’s been a long time coming, but the RACE 101 prototype super late model is ready for action this weekend at Hickory Motor Speedway. Trevor Sanborn will drive the car supported by Pave-Tek and McGunegill Engines in the Easter Bunny 150 Pro All Star Series event.
The final touch was added this week when the car was wrapped with the familiar 101, supporters, and a few twists.

RACE 101 graduates were quite vocal in their apprecation of being put on the race car. Driver Trevor Sanborn will have two dozen young racers riding with him.According to RACE 101 owner, founder, and chassis designer - this year's color scheme is meant to be all business.While Trevor Sanborn may be driving the car, RACE 101's official Twitter feed @RACE101DotNet sits atop the window.

According to RACE 101 owner, founder, and chassis designer - this year's color scheme is meant to be all business.

While Trevor Sanborn may be driving the car, RACE 101's official Twitter feed @RACE101DotNet sits atop the window.

After a successful test at Hickory last month the team went to Kenly, North Carolina to test at Southern National Motorsports Park. The car wasn't to the liking of Sanborn or Blanchard, so they cut the front end apart and made minor tweaks to the design. Upon returning to Hickory early last week, Sanborn's was only response when asked how it ran: "bad fast".