Welcome to Hillbilly Racing!

We are a group of Stock 4 Drivers at Varney Motor Speedway. We have a blast and raise money for our Local Special Olympics Sports Clubs in the process! 2011 is our fifth season helping out our local Special Olympics sports groups and all proceeds directly support our local athletes!

We have a fantastic Raffle Draw this season with over $3200 in prizes to be won!

Our athletes and drivers will be offering raffle tickets for sale, all proceeds in support of Special Olympic programs locally! Tickets are $2. each or 3 for $5. Thank you to this year's sponsors of the 2011 Hillbilly Raffle! trepX.ca, Peter Mogensen, Larry Hudson Motors, Countryview Farms, Matco Tools, I.C. Flowers and T.H. Custom Auto, The Doll House Elora, Twin City Auto Parts, Canadian Tire Mt. Forest, Royal Distributing, No Frills Mt. Forest, Al Jerkys, Avon, Goodyear.

North Wellington Bravehearts
Happily accept a cheque from Hillbilly Racing in the
amount of $5,200.at Varney Motor Speedway
August 16th 2008

Hillbilly Racing in Creemore Parade
Canada Day 2009 - John, Arniey, Jayne and Tessa

If you are a driver, or a Stock 4 or Special Olympics fan and would like to get involved we would love to have you onboard! We have a lot of plans for the 2011 Racing Season that include

• Hillbilly T-Shirts for Adults and Kids, and Hillbilly Hoodies
• Hillbilly Straw hats
• Stock 4 Blooper DVD
• Hillbilly Racing Licence Plate Frames
• Raffle Draw

Got a favourite Stock 4 Hillbilly Racer? Get your laminated Hero Cards at the Hillbilly Shack only $1

For our visitors who cannot get to the Hillbilly Shack at the track to purchase our unique items, we now have a full ecommerce secure shopping cart on this website where you can get your Hillbilly Racing Goodies!

Support Special Olympics

Special Olympics is founded on the belief that people with intellectual disabilities can, with proper instruction and encouragement, learn, enjoy and benefit from participation in individual and team sports. Special Olympics believes that through sports training and competition, people with intellectual disabilities benefit physically, mentally, socially and spiritually; families are strengthened; and the community at large, both through participation and observation, is united in understanding people with intellectual disabilities in an environment of equality, respect and acceptance.