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Robertson and Eggleston thrill the fans

Darren Robertson and Chris Eggleston battled it out lap after lap at Colorado National Speedway in the Rocky's Auto's Father's Day Challenge thrilling the near capacity crowd. Eggleston crossed the finish line first with Darren Robertson only inches behind.

After a brief tussle with #12 Bruce Yackey and #11 Darren Robertson, #22 Chris Eggleston broke away for the lead. Eggleston hit lapped traffic at lap 15 while Yackey and Robertson duked it out for 2nd. A yellow flag signaled a double file restart. Eggleston had the lead, Robertson in 2nd, Yackey in 3rd, #74 Dan Savage in 4th and #31 Rick Smith was in 5th. Eggleston took the outside for the restart, edging out Darren Robertson for the lead by a nose. Eggleston and Robertson stretched out their lead over the rest of the field. With 25 laps of racing to go, it looked like Robertson had a chance of toppling Chris Eggleston. Chris Eggleston did everything he could do, fending off the ever approaching Robertson. At the checkered it was Eggleston for the win. Robertson took 2nd as he crossed the checkered at Chris's side. Bruce "The Moose" Yackey took 3rd.

ROBERTSON RACING AND BIONIC BAND TEAM UP FOR TUCSON, SET SIGHTS ON AFRICA

DENVER, COLORADO (Monday, January 4, 2010) - NASCAR Whelen All American Series star Darren Robertson will make the trip to Arizona to represent Colorado at the Drivetech Racing School Super Late Model Phakisa Challenge race at ASA-sanctioned Tucson Raceway Park on January 8th and 9th. Robertson will be sponsored by Bionic Band, a product family created by Phoenix-based Perfect World Solutions.

While a win at Tucson would be a great success for Robertson Racing and Bionic Band, a chance to race in Africa provides even more incentive. In addition to the $5000 first place prize money, the winner of the 150 lap Phakisa Challenge at Tucson will receive a paid trip to Africa to compete in the ASA Transcontinental Series FreeState 500k at the Phakisa Freeway Circuit in Welkom, Free State, South Africa. This includes a car provided by Drivetech Racing School, pit crew, and a guaranteed starting spot in the “Battle Between Two Continents.”

Robertson Racing and Bionic Band anticipate success as they merge their innovation into a common goal. Bionic Band is a new technology that, when worn close to your skin, aligns the protons in your body and provides added energy, balance, and strength. Bionic Band does this by tuning your body to its intended frequency, therefore protecting it from the frequencies radiating from things such as cell phones and computers. Robertson Racing joins a recognized group of Bionic Band team members, such as the Arizona Cardinals football team and several Olympic athletes.

For the second week in a row Robertson Racing grabs a first and a second place

Dacono CO 8-8-2009
For the second week in a row Robertson Racing came home with a 1st and 2nd place finish from Colorado National Speedway. This week at the Whelen NASCAR Knock-Out Darren Robertson battled past Darren Crocker to win the first of two 40 lap feature events at CNS. And in the second feature Darren Robertson and the Robertson Racing team finished just behind "Speedy" Ronnie Hults. The last four feature events at CNS have resulted in two wins and two second place finishes for Robertson Racing.

Robertson Racing takes 1st and 2nd in the Performance Wheel & Tire and USG Asphalt Assault

Dacono CO August 1st 2009
Darren Roberston thrilled the CNS crowd by taking second place in the first of the twin late model 40 lap main events at Colorado National Speedway for the Performance Wheel & Tire and USG Asphalt Assault. Robertson Racing was on top of their game as Darren topped off the night by winning the 2nd twin 40 lap event.

Darren Robertson misses first place by just inches.

Dacono CO 6-27-2009 - Darren Roberston and eventual winner Cris Muhler battled door-handle to door-handle for 40 laps in the Race to Find Missing Kids event at Colorado National Speedway.

When the 40 lap main event started, #10 Tyler Chrisinger had the pole with #27 Roger Avants on the outside. #03 Happy Ferree had the inside of row two with the Furniture Row Racing #11 car of Darren Robertson beside him. #95 Chris Muhler was on the outside of row 3. When the green flag waved, Chrisinger moved to the front as Muhler sped into 3rd. Robertson saw an opening on lap 5 and took the lead. The speedy #42 Ronnie Hults found his way from 8th to 4th. There they were, Robertson, Muhler, Chrisinger and Hults 4 of the fastest at CNS. Neither Muhler nor Robertson gave an inch to the other as they sped round, swapping paint, lap after lap. Meanwhile Hults was a mere car length behind and gaining.

At lap 31 the leaders were approaching lapped traffic. The three leaders navigated through the lapped traffic while staying within striking distance of each other. It was Muhler in 1st, Robertson in 2nd and Hults in 3rd. Robertson pressed onward. Muhler wasn’t giving a thing! At the white flag Robertson pulled up past Muhler on the inside. On the final lap, Muhler took back the lead in dramatic fashion. At the checkered it was #95 Chris Muhler for the win with Robertson following only a few inches behind. Ronnie Hults was 3rd followed by #12 Bruce Yackey in 4th and #27 Roger Avants in 5th.