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1999 Georgia Dirt Track Champion
Screven Motor Speedway
Screven Motor Speedway
AMS Media Day 2001 Front Row: Bob Monette,
Reed Sorenson, David Ragan, Chris Dilbeck,
Rick Godfrey Jr., and John Wes Townley
Reed Sorenson, David Ragan, Chris Dilbeck,
Rick Godfrey Jr., and John Wes Townley
Chris and Doug Stevens (click picture to view)
Whitney Biles and Stephenie Bunn surprise Chirs
(click to view)
(click to view)
Twice the action. Chris drove David Moore's
Thunder Roadster in 3 races for 3 wins at
Atlanta Motor Speedway's Thursday
Thunder series (click to view)
Thunder Roadster in 3 races for 3 wins at
Atlanta Motor Speedway's Thursday
Thunder series (click to view)
AMS President Ed Clark
congratulates Chris. 2004 Atlanta
Motor Speedway Legends Pro
Champion (click to view)
congratulates Chris. 2004 Atlanta
Motor Speedway Legends Pro
Champion (click to view)
Dilbeck becomes the most popular driver at
AMS in 2004
AMS in 2004
Getting fit, Chris takes the
National Body Challenge
National Body Challenge
2005 joined Brothers Racing Inc. to run late model
races
races
Appeared on Pit Pass Garage aired on
Atlanta's Fox 5 prior to the Daytona 500
Atlanta's Fox 5 prior to the Daytona 500
Hometown Atlanta Motor Speedway
Dilbeck turned his first lap at AMS on June 8, 1999 in the Bandolero division after
persistently pressuring his dad for a race car for over two years.
Joey Clanton and Dewitt Paschal assisted Chris with driver's training and car
setups for his Bandolero.
1999 Georgia Dirt Track Champion Young Guns
2001 Georgia State Champion Young Guns
In 2002 Doug Stevens guided Dilbeck into the Legends division. Stevens
provides Chris with competition, motors, car setup, a role model, and friendship.
2002 Young Lions Georgia State Champion (Semi-Pro Division)
2003 Legends Pro Georgia State Champion
2003 Lanier National Speedway Champion
2003 President's Award Atlanta Motor Speedway
2004 Atlanta Motor Speedway Legends Champion
2004 ARCA test
Employee of Richard Petty Driving Experience
2005 Winter Flurry II Champion
2005 Chris drives for BRT Racing in 5 late model events
2006 Robby Chastain chooses Chris to drive his 2 barrel and 4 barrel late models
Dilbeck turned his first lap at AMS on June 8, 1999 in the Bandolero division after
persistently pressuring his dad for a race car for over two years.
Joey Clanton and Dewitt Paschal assisted Chris with driver's training and car
setups for his Bandolero.
1999 Georgia Dirt Track Champion Young Guns
2001 Georgia State Champion Young Guns
In 2002 Doug Stevens guided Dilbeck into the Legends division. Stevens
provides Chris with competition, motors, car setup, a role model, and friendship.
2002 Young Lions Georgia State Champion (Semi-Pro Division)
2003 Legends Pro Georgia State Champion
2003 Lanier National Speedway Champion
2003 President's Award Atlanta Motor Speedway
2004 Atlanta Motor Speedway Legends Champion
2004 ARCA test
Employee of Richard Petty Driving Experience
2005 Winter Flurry II Champion
2005 Chris drives for BRT Racing in 5 late model events
2006 Robby Chastain chooses Chris to drive his 2 barrel and 4 barrel late models
Double Duty: 2001 Georgia State Champion
Bandolero Young Guns Division and
Legends Debut
Bandolero Young Guns Division and
Legends Debut
Chris becomes #9 when his favorite driver Bill
Elliot regains #9 with Ray Everham in 2000
Elliot regains #9 with Ray Everham in 2000
Bill Elliott's Open House 1988
Dilbeck crosses the finish line to win the race and
the Winter Flurry II championship
the Winter Flurry II championship
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2006 Chastain Racing Engines,
Georgia Control Center #4 Chevy
Georgia Control Center #4 Chevy