Raceworks Information

RaceWorks.com was originally founded in the year 2001 to deliver the drag racing internet community a reliable source to download paint designs for the NHRA Drag Racing computer game. At the time, the domain name, "RaceWorks.com" only served this purpose with very minimal exposure outside of websites such as NitroSim.com and Moto1.net. The domain name "RaceWorks.com" was purchased in 2001 by Gary Rowe from a lady in Missouri who had no website to go along with her domain name. She previously had plans to have a website but things had fell through with her ideas getting it up and going. Rowe, the current owner of the highly respected website as you know it today paid $150 for the rights to take over ownership of the domain name "RaceWorks.com". Let's just say that value has defiantly gone up over the years. Just before the debut of "RaceWorks.com", Rowe had the website known as "DragWorks.com" up and running offering the NHRA Drag Racing game paint designs for download. After a few months simply playing around with web design, Rowe looked to purchase "RaceWorks.com" so the outreach of motorsports as a whole would be much broader included within a single domain name on the internet. The well known paint scheme designer, Eddie Hollon is to thank for all the great designs he would submit to "RaceWorks.com" giving the website much attention, thus allowing users worldwide to take note of the website design implemented by Gary Rowe. After doing the website solely for the paint design downloads, Rowe picked up the very first race track client for website design and maintenance, New Bern Motorsports Park, which is also the drag strip that Rowe grew up with thanks to his father, mother and older brother. (Larry, Charlotte and Charles). After just a few months of doing the New Bern, NC track website, Kinston Drag Strip jumped on-board, then Fayetteville. Rowe picked up a huge website client right from the get go adding the AMS Staff Leasing NHRA Pro Mod Challenge just months after his website was up and running. Kenny ...