Past winners of the popular gas pump trophies during Labor Day competition with the World of Outlaws Late Model Series include Steve Francis (2007, 2008, 2009), Shane Clanton (2006, 2008), Rick Eckert (2005), Chub Frank (2006), Dan Stone (2007) and Tim Fuller (2009).

A number of regional Late Model stars scheduled to be in action as well, including Robbie Blair of Titusville, Pa., Matt Lux of Franklin, Pa., Nick Dickson of Lewistown, Pa., Mike Knight of Ripley, N.Y., Gregg Satterlee of Rochester Mills, Pa., Darrell Bossard of Centerville, Pa., Brent Rhebergen of Clymer, N.Y., Jeremy Miller of Gettysburg, Pa., and Jason Covert of York Haven, Pa.

For the first time in Oil Region Labor Day Classic Weekend history, the Cranberry Pennzoil 10 Minute Oil Change Super Sprints will be in action on Saturday and Sunday night. The Sunday show will feature the DIRTcar Challenge Sprint Series. For more information about this series, please scroll up to May 2nd.

The FASTRAK Late Models will be in action both nights with the Sunday show the annual stop for the FASTRAK Northeast Late Model Touring Series. For more information about this series, please scroll up to July 18th.

The UEMS will round out the weekend competition with action on both nights.

2010 Labor Day Classic Weekend Lineup...

September 3- Test & Tune, Labor Day Kick-Off Party presented by Engles Trucking Services & Rays Racing!

September 4- World of Outlaws Late Models presented by Armstrong Cable, Super Sprints $1,500-to-win, FASTRAK Late Models, United E Mod Series presented by William Southwell & Son Oil!

September 5- World of Outlaws Late Models presented by Armstrong Cable, Super Sprints $2,000-to-win, FASTRAK NE Late Model Touring Series, United E Mod Series presented by William Southwell & Son Oil!

CAMPING AND FUN ALL WEEKEND LONG!

Games and Activities will be going on ALL THREE DAYS!! Including: Corn Hole Tournament, Bands, DJs, Kids Activities, and Spears Golf Course has joined in the fun this year. Any race fan can play golf, cart and greens fee just $13 (Spears is located behind the back stretch).... PLUS MUCH MORE!

Saturday & Sunday: Gates open at 4 p.m., Racing at 7:30 p.m. each night.

New Lowered Labor Day Weekend Admission Prices!
1-Day Adults: $29, Students (11-16) $14, Kids 10 & Under FREE
2-Day Adults: $55, Students (11-16) $27, Kids 10 & Under FREE

(MARS PA) - Miley Motor Sports has announced the full format and information for the 22nd annunal "Tri-Star Pittsburgher" on September 16-17-18. This 3-day mega-event will feature the 3 major divisions of clay track racing, the UFo/ULMS Super Late Models, the 410 Outlaw Sprints and the BRP Big Block Modifieds. The FASTRAK Pro-Lates, UEMS E-mods, Cadets, Hobby & Young Gun divisions will also compete in championship events. The payoff of the "Tri-Star Pittsburgher" is over $99,000!

Major changes to the event format have taken place with the addition of the Big Block Modifieds and the 410 Outlaw Sprints along with the Super Late Models. The Super Late Models will compete for a total of $10,000 possible to win over 2 days with the Big Block Modifieds and 410 Outlaw Sprints competing in one day events. Payoffs for the Pro-Lates, E-mods, Cadets, Hobby and Young Gun have been restructured to pay all competitors in attendance significantly better through the field. Event pricing has been reformulated in 2010 to be more "fan friendly" with improved 1 day ticket prices. The event has been made "race team friendly" by the complete elimination of car entry fees.

The weekend will kick off with an open practice night for all classes on Thursday, September 16. Gates will open at 5:00 PM with practice sessions from 7:00 to 10:00. Pit admission will be $20 with free grandstand admission.

On Friday Night, September 17, the Super Late Models will compete in a full racing program with a 33-lap feature paying $2,000 to win and $200 to start. The race will be unsanctioned but will follow UFo car rules and format. The BRP Big Block Modifieds will compete in a 30 lap championship event with a standard BRP payoff. A challenge has been issued that if 40 Big Block Modifieds are in attendance, 32 cars will start that feature event. The FASTRAK Pro-Lates, UEMS E-mods, Cadets, Hobby & Young Guns will compete in their qualifying heat races for Saturday's championship features.

On Friday, pit gates will open at 3:00 PM with grandstand gates opening at 5:00, warm-ups at 6:00 and racing at 7:00 PM. Adult admission is $20, Juniors 13-16 $15 Children 7-12 $10 and Pits $35.

On Saturday, Night September 18, the UFo/ULMS Super Late Models will compete in a full racing program with a 66 lap championship feature paying $7,000 to the winner, $1,000 for 6th, $500 for 14th, $400 for 24th and $375 to start. The 410 Outlaw Sprints will also compete in a full racing program on the track where they hit maximum speeds. The 410 Outlaw Sprint feature will pay $2,500 to the winner and $230 to start.. The other divisions will compete in their championship features paying $800 to win and $200 to start for the FASTRAK Pro-Lates, $1,200 to win and $200 to start for the UEMS E-mods, $500 to win and $150 to start for the Cadets, and $200 to win and $100 to start for the Hobby and Young Guns.

On Saturday pit gates will open at 11:00 am with grandstand opening at 12:00noon. If consolation races for the Pro-Late, E-mod and Cadet classes are needed, those races will start at 4:30 followed by warm-ups at 5:30 and the Hobby & Young Gun championship features. The track will be re-prepped and the Super Late Model & 410 Outlaw Sprint racing will start approximately 6:30 to 7:00 PM. Adult admission is $28, Juniors 13-16 $15, Children 7-12 $10 and Pits $38. Two day combo tickets good for Friday and Saturday will be available at $45 for the grandstands and $70 for the pits.

The Super Late Models will compete for a total of $10,000 as a $1,000 bonus will be paid for any driver winning both features. The winner of Friday night's preliminary feature is guaranteed to start the 66 lap "Pittsburgher" championship.

UFo Super Late Model rules will apply for both nights. Standard Sprint rules will be used with 410 and 360 motor cars being legal, an open brand tire rule, no muffler requirement and any wing configuration permitted. BRP rules apply for the Big Block Modified. E-mods will utilize UEMS rules. PPMS rules will apply for the Cadets with the exception of an open brand tire rule and any 750 cfm maxiumum carburetor will be legal. FASTRAK/PPMS rules will apply for the Pro-Lates and PPMS rules will be used for the Hobby and Young Gun divisions. No division will have a car entry fee in 2011.

The payoff for the UFo/ULMS Super Late Models for the "Pittsburgher" 66-lap championship feature at PPMS will be 1st-$7,000 2nd-$3,000 3rd-$2,000 4th-$1,400 5th-$1,200 6th-$1,000 7th-$900 8th-$800 9th-$700 10th-$650 11th-$600 12th-$550 13th-$525 14th-$500 15th-$475 16th-$450 17th-$425 18th-$425 19th-$425 20th-$425 21st-$400 22nd-$400 23rd-$400 24th-$400 25th to 32nd-$375 $100 will be paid to dnq cars starting a heat race at each event.

The payoff for the Super Late Models for the "Pittsburgher" 33-lap preliminary feature at PPMS will be 1st-$2,000 2nd-$1,000 3rd-$800 4th-$600 5th-$500 6th-$450 7th-$425 8th-$400 9th-$375 10th-$350 11th-$325 12th-$300 13th-$290 14th-$275 15th-$250 16th-$250 17th-$225 18th-$225 19th-$225 20th-$225 21st-$200 22nd-$200 23rd-$200 24th-$200 25th to 32nd-$200 $75 will be paid to dnq cars starting a heat race at each event.

The payoff for the 410 Outlaw Sprints for the "Pittsburgher" 20-lap feature at PPMS will be 1st-$2,500 2nd-$1,000 3rd-$825 4th-$700 5th-$600 6th-$525 7th-$475 8th-$400 9th-$375 10th-$325 11th-$300 12th-$275 13th-$250 14th-$250 15th-$250 16th-$250 17th-$240 18th-$230 19th-$230 20th-$230 21st-$230 22nd-$230 23rd-$230 24th-$230 25th to 32nd-$230 $100 will be paid to dnq cars starting a heat race at each event.

The payoff for the BRP Big Block Modifieds for the "Pittsburgher" 30-lap championship at PPMS will be 1st-$1,500 2nd-$1,000 3rd-$800 4th-$600 5th-$550 6th-$500 7th-$450 8th-$400 9th-$350 10th-$325 11th-$300 12th-$290 13th-$280 14th-$270 15th-$260 16th-$250 17th-$240 18th-$230 19th-$225 20th-$220 21st-$210 22nd-$205 23rd-$200 24th-$200 25th to 32nd-$200 $100 will be paid to dnq cars starting a heat race at each event.

The payoff for the UEMS E-mods for the "Pittsburgher" 27-lap championship at PPMS will be 1st-$1,200 2nd-$700 3rd-$450 4th-$350 5th-$325 6th-$300 7th-$290 8th-$280 9th-$270 10th-$245 11th-$240 12th-$235 13th-$230 14th-$225 15th-$220 16th-$215 17th-$210 18th-$205 19th-$200 20th-$200 21st-$200 22nd-$200 23rd-$200 24th-$200 25th to 32nd-$200 $75 will be paid to dnq cars starting a heat race at each event.

The payoff for the FASTRAK Pro-Lates for the "Pittsburgher" 28-lap championship at PPMS will be 1st-$800 2nd-$500 3rd-$450 4th-$350 5th-$325 6th-$300 7th-$290 8th-$280 9th-$270 10th-$245 11th-$240 12th-$235 13th-$230 14th-$225 15th-$220 16th-$215 17th-$210 18th-$205 19th-$200 20th-$200 21st-$200 22nd-$200 23rd-$200 24th-$200 25th to 32nd-$200 $75 will be paid to dnq cars starting a heat race at each event.

The payoff for the Cadets for the "Pittsburgher" 26-lap championship at PPMS will be 1st-$500 2nd-$300 3rd-$270 4th-$260 5th-$250 6th-$240 7th-$230 8th-$220 9th-$210 10th-$200 11th-$175 12th-$170 13th-$165 14th-$160 15th-$155 16th-$150 17th-$150 18th-$150 19th-$150 20th-$150 21st-$150 22nd-$150 23rd-$150 24th-$150 25th to 32nd-$150 $60 will be paid to dnq cars starting a heat race at each event.

The payoff for the Hobby and Young Guns for the "Pittsburgher" championship at PPMS will be 1st-$200 2nd-$175 3rd-$150 4th-$125 5th to 32nd-$100 $50 will be paid to dnq cars starting a heat race at each event.

Next up for the UFo Race Championship is the amazing "Black Diamond" at the Tyler County Speedway on September 3-4-5. Over 80 Super Late Models have already pre-entered for this mammoth event which features $250,000 total prize money for all classes.

The massive weekend will kick off on Friday Night, September 3 with the running of the UFo "WV State Championship" finale. The UFo Super Late Models will compete in a full racing program with the Area 51-lap feature paying $10,000 to the winner and $400 to start. This event will be the finale of the 2010 WV State Championship races at TylerCounty. The winner of the "WV State Championship" feature will receive a guaranteed starting position in the 1st feature of "The Black Diamond" on Saturday night, with the overall points winner of the WV State Championship races receiving a guaranteed starting position in the 2nd feature.

Friday night will feature a late model double-header as the FASTRAK crate motor Pro-Late Models will compete for $3,000 to win, 30 lap event. The AMRA E-mods, TSMA Hot Mods, Pure Stocks, AMRA Mod-Lites and Junkyard Warriors will also be on the racing program.

On Saturday night, September 4, Tyler County Speedway will be the site of the biggest Super Late Model event ever in the eastern states! "The Black Diamond 125" will feature 3 unsanctioned Super Late Model features paying an overall total of $50,000 to win. The field will be spilt into half upon completion for registration. Each half of the field will compete in its own full racing program. Two $20,000 to win, $1,000 to start, 50-lap preliminary feature races will be run for the top 24 cars from each half of the field. 48 drivers will win at least $1,000 on Saturday night in addition to their winnings from Friday night.

The top 8 finishers from each of Saturday's preliminary feature will then be combined into the 25-lap "Black Diamond" finale paying $10,000 to the winner . The winners of the preliminary features will start 15th and 16th while a total redraw among the other 14 qualifying drivers will determine the first 7 rows for that race. If either of those preliminary winners wins the 25-lap finale, they will earn an additional $20,000 bonus! A driver winning Friday night's UFo "WV State Championship", either of the two preliminary "Black Diamond" features and "The Black Diamond" finale will collect $60,000. Practice time will also be available for the E-mods on Saturday night.

The E-mods will shine in the spotlight on Sunday night, September 5 with the running of the "Modified National Championship." $10,000 will be paid to the winner of the 100 lap E-mod championship feature. Mammoth fields of Super Late Models and E-mods are expected for "The Black Diamond" weekend at TylerCounty as the wide, ¼ mile supertrack allows a high number of race teams to be competitive to win the big payoffs.

Monday, September 6 is a raindate in case of inclement weather during "The Black Diamond" weekend. Gate times and one day ticket prices will be announced in the upcoming weeks.

The payoff for the UFo Super Late Models for the "WV State Championship" Area-51 lap feature at Tyler County Speedway on Friday, September 3 will be 1st-$10,000 2nd-$4,000 3rd-$2,000 4th-$1,200 5th-$1,000 6 th-$800 7th-$700 8th-$650 9th-$600 10th- $575 11th-$550 12th-$525 13 th-$500 14th-$475 15th-$450 16th-$425 17th- $400 18th-$400 19th-$400 20 th-$400 21st- $400 22nd- $400 $100 for any dnq drivers. No entry fee or membership fee for the UFo "WV State Championship."

The payoff for the 1st preliminary feature of the unsanctioned "Black Diamond 125" will be (each driver will be eligible to compete in 1 feature): 1st-$20,000 2nd-$7,500 3rd-$5,000 4th-$3,000 5th-$2,500 6 th-$2,000 7th-$1,800 8th-$1,600 9th-$1,400 10th- $1,300 11th-$1,200 12th-$1,100 13 th-$1,000 14th-$1,000 15th-$1,000 16th-$1,000 17th- $1,000 18th-$1,000 19th-$1,000 20 th-$1,000 21st- $1,000 22nd- $1,000 23rd- $1,000 24th- $1,000

The payoff for the 2nd preliminary feature of the unsanctioned "Black Diamond 125" will be (each driver will be eligible to compete in 1 feature): 1st-$20,000 2nd-$7,500 3rd-$5,000 4th-$3,000 5th-$2,500 6 th-$2,000 7th-$1,800 8th-$1,600 9th-$1,400 10th- $1,300 11th-$1,200 12th-$1,100 13 th-$1,000 14th-$1,000 15th-$1,000 16th-$1,000 17th- $1,000 18th-$1,000 19th-$1,000 20 th-$1,000 21st- $1,000 22nd- $1,000 23rd- $1,000 24th- $1,000

The winner of the 25-lap "Black Diamond" Super Late Model finale will receive $10,000. Any driver winning their preliminary feature and the finale will receive and additional $20,000.

Friday's UFo "WV State Championship" race will be run under UFo Super Late Model rules with GM 602 and 604 crate motor cars being required to compete in the FASTRAK crate motor class. Saturday's unsanctioned race will be run under UFo/Lucas rules with an open tire rule. UFo and Lucas 50 lap weight limits will be in effect Saturday. Any sealed GM motor will be required to run a 12" spoiler on Saturday. TylerCounty utilizes RACEceiver 1 way radio communication.

The following weekend on Saturday September 11, the UFo Race Championship will return to the Roaring Knob Motorsports Complex at Markleysburg, PA for the UFo "King of the Knob" The Area 51-lap feature will pay $5,000 to the winner. This event is renowned for generating big fields of Super Late Models.

The FASTRAK Pro-Lates, E-mods, Street Stocks & Chargers will round out the racing program. Previous winners of the "King of the Knob" include DJ Myers, Jeremy Miller, Jason Covert, Neil Brown, Gary Dalton, Bobby Hill, Mike Benedum, Dave Groves, Lynn Geisler and Tom Myers.
Pit gates will open at 4:00, with grandstands opening at 5:00, warm-ups at 6:15 and racing at 7:00 PM. Grandstand admission will be $20 with children 10 and under free, with $35 pit admission.

The payoff for the UFo Super Late Models for the "King of the Knob" 51 lap feature at Roaring Knob will be 1st-$5,000 2nd-$2,000 3rd-$1,400 4th-$1,200 5th-$1,000 6th-$800 7th-$700 8th-$600 9th-$550 10th-$500 11th-$475 12th-$450 13th-$440 14th-$425 15th-$400 16th-$390 17th-$375 18th-$375 19th-$375 20th-$375 21st-$350 22nd-$350 23rd-$350 24th-$350. $100 will be paid to dnq cars starting a heat.

The UFo Race Championship is an event marketing alliance among supertracks in the Pennova region (Western PA-Northern WV-Northeastern OH). Participating speedways presents their own championship Super Late Model events under the UFo banner throughout the season using common tech and procedure rules with a year-end, group funded, point bonus for the top finishing drivers on the tour. Eligible tracks are within the 3 hour travel distance of the central point of Washington, PA.

The UFo Race Championship Tour is proudly sponsored by Lias Tire/American Racer of Indiana, PA, Hoosier Tire Mid-Atlantic with distributors in Saxonburg, PA, Roaring Springs PA and Finksburg, MD and Townsend Gas and Oil at Homer City, PA. 100% of their points fund sponsorship will be given to the top point standing drivers in prize money and awards. More information on these sponsors may be found at http://www.hoosiermidatlantic.com, http://www.americanraceronline.com, and http://www.townsendgasoil.com.
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2010 Contingency awards are provided by Bernheisel Race Components and Lazer Chassis. Information on their products may be found at http://www.bernheiselracecars.com.

Complete information on the UFo Race Championship may be found at http://www.uforacechampionship.com.

Josh Richards wins Red Miley Rumble, Mike Johnson wins rescheduled PENNational in doubleheader at PPMS for UFo Race Championship
By: UFo Race Championship

Imperial, PA (August 28) On Saturday night there was a doubleheader at Pittsburgh's Pennsylvania Motor Speedway. The regularly scheduled 44-lap Red Miley Rumble was won by Josh Richards from Shinnston, WV, earning him in excess of $4,000 as numerous individual sponsorships increased every position in the race. Also on tap in the co-sanctioned show between the UFo Race Championship and ULMS Racing Series was a makeup race from the PENNational event on July 24, when the second of the two events that night was canceled by rain. That gave the fans an added bonus of the 28-lap make-up race from that night. Current PPMS point leader Mike Johnson cruised to victory in this event, earning the $2,000 top prize.

A field of 45 cars turned out under brilliant sunny skies for the Red Miley Rumble. The field was divided into five qualifying heats of ten laps each. Josh Richards was the winner of Heat 1, from sixth starting position. Bart Hartman took the win in Heat 2, after starting eighth. Jared Miley won Heat 3, from fifth spot. Heat 4 went to Brandon Burgooon from third on the grid. Keith Barbara came from sixth to win the fifth heat. After Steve Baker and Ben Miley won the two B-Mains, 32 cars were set for the feature grid.

The top ten drivers redrew for their starting spots for the Red Miley Rumble. Jason Covert and Davey Johnson led the thunderous roar of 32 cars at the drop of the green flag, with Johnson leading the opening lap over Boom Briggs, sixth starting Josh Richards, Covert, and Jared Miley. Richards advanced from third to second on lap 2, as he was quickly on the move. Covert settled into third, ahead of Miley and seventh starting Bart Hartman by lap 5. The leaders were setting a scorching pace, as they reached race traffic by lap 6 as the battle for the lead between Johnson and Richards was on. With a turn three pass in race traffic, Richards made the pass to become the new leader on lap 10.

Green flag racing continued as the field raced from top to bottom on the ultra-wide PPMS oval. Richards had a good lead built up when the first yellow flag of the event waved with 15 laps complete. Fifth running Hartman exited the event with a broken driveshaft at this point. One more lap was run before the caution appeared again. Richards continued to lead until lap 20, when the race was slowed again when second in UFo points John Mollick lost power in turn two. The fourth caution period of the race came when a turn one incident on this attempted restart involved six cars.

Racing resumed with Richards choosing the outside lane for the double file restart, and he again nosed ahead to lead the race over Johnson, Covert, Miley, and Briggs. Briggs passed Miley for fourth on lap 23. The final caution of the event was on lap 29, when Miley slowed in turn two. Richards continued to show the way, as 19th starting Dave Hess, Jr. used the inside lane to pass Mike Johnson for fifth. Hess gained another spot the next time by, passing Briggs for fourth.

Josh Richards would race away unchallenged to the checkered flag, taking the win over Davey Johnson and Jason Covert. Dave Hess, Jr. was the Pass-Maximum award winner, presented by Bernheisel Race Components and Lazer Chassis, in his run from 19th to finish fourth. Boom Briggs was fifth, as Mike Johnson, Tommy Beck, Keith Barbara, Lynn Geisler, and Gregg Satterlee rounded out the top ten.

In the PENNational make-up race, all 29 cars that were on hand for the original event were given starting spots in the main if they returned for the event. 26 of the 29 returned, but two drivers were unable to start, leaving 24 cars to battle in the main. John Flinner won the first of the two scheduled PENNational events, and drew a 12 for the invert for this race. That put Dennis Lunger and Brandon Wearing on the front row for the 28-lap event. Lunger led the first lap over Boom Briggs, Keith Barbara, Steve Baker, and Wearing.

The marathon that was lap 2 was scored with Briggs leading Barbara, Lunger, Baker, and Mike Johnson. When the yellow waved for a spin by UFo point leader Chad McClellan, it set off a chain of dominoes that saw all four caution periods of the event take place on this lap. The worst incident of the race was the third caution period, triggered when leader Briggs lost power on the restart, causing a big tangle on the homestretch damaging several cars.

Once lap 2 was finally in the books, the race thankfully ran through without further incident to the checkered flag. Barbara and Mike Johnson crossed the line side-by-side at lap 3, with the computerized scoring showing Johnson leading by .002 seconds. Lunger, Baker, and Wearing kept up the chase. Johnson nosed ahead into the lead, Baker took third from Lunger on lap 4, with Lynn Geisler moving to fifth. Geisler took fourth from Lunger on lap 6, as Johnson pulled away in the lead. Geisler passed Baker for third on lap 8, and closed on Barbara for second. Johnson had a big lead, and he was fortunate that he did, as he found his path blocked by race traffic.

What was now a battle for second between Barbara and Geisler had them quickly closing on the leader, before Johnson finally threaded his way through the traffic. Though Geisler nosed ahead of Barbara near halfway, Barbara eventually regained the spot and held the runner-up spot comfortably. Baker caught and passed Geisler to regain third with 21 laps complete. Also on lap 21, Brandon Burgoon, from 22nd starting spot, passed Lunger to take fifth.

Mike Johnson had no problems over the remaining distance, as he went on to score his first UFo Series victory after starting ninth. Sixth starting Keith Barbara came home second, as the third place driver in UFo points gained a lot of ground on the point leaders. Steve Baker was third from tenth, and Geisler was fourth after starting 12th. Brandon Burgoon earned the Pass-Maximum award, presented by Bernheisel Race Components and Lazer Chassis, with his run from 22nd to fifth. Filling the top ten were Dennis Lunger, Brandon Wearing, John Flinner, Jim Stephans, and Tommy Beck.

Chad McClellan continues to lead the point standings for the UFo Race Championship, but his lead is dwindling. McClellan's lead is 14 points over John Mollick. Keith Barbara has made up ground, and he now sits in third just one point behind Mollick, or 15 points out of the lead. Tommy Beck is fourth in points, and had he not missed a race earlier this season he would be no worse than second in the standings. Danny Mitchell is fifth, with Jared Miley, Jim Kutas, Jared Hawkins, Doug Horton, and Jason Covert completing the top ten.

With four races remaining in the 2010 UFo Race Championship, the next event will be the Black Diamond West Virginia State Championship race on Friday, September 3, at the Tyler County Speedway in Middlebourne, WV. The winner of the 51-lap main event will earn $10,000. The following week, on Saturday September 11, the Roaring Knob Motorsports Complex in Markleysburg, PA will host their annual King of the Knob event, with the winner of the 51-lap race earning $5,000. One week after that, on Friday and Saturday, September 17 and 18, Pittsburgh's Pennsylvania Motor Speedway will run their annual Pittsburgher. The UFo season concludes on Friday and Saturday, October 8 and 9, as The Ultimate finds a new home at Roaring Knob.

The UFo Race Championship is an event marketing alliance among supertracks in the Pennova region (Western PA-Northern WV-Northeastern OH). Participating speedways present their own championship Super Late Model events under the UFo banner throughout the season using common tech and procedure rules with a year-end, group funded, point bonus for the top finishing drivers on the tour. Eligible tracks are within the three hour travel distance of the central point of Washington, PA.

The UFo Race Championship Tour is proudly sponsored by Lias Tire/American Racer of Indiana, PA, Hoosier Tire Mid-Atlantic with distributors in Saxonburg, PA, Roaring Springs PA and Finksburg, MD and Townsend Gas and Oil of Homer City, PA. 100% of their points fund sponsorship will be given to the top point standing drivers in prize money and awards. More information on these sponsors may be found at http://www.hoosiermidatlantic.com, http://www.americanraceronline.com, and http://www.townsendgasoil.com. ; 2010 Contingency awards are provided by Bernheisel Race Components and Lazer Chassis. Information on their products may be found at http://www.bernheiselracecars.com.

Complete information on the UFo Race Championship may be found at http://www.uforacechampionship.com. ; Dog Hollow Speedway is located east of Indiana, PA off US 422 on PA 403 at Strongstown. The track phone is 814-948-6812 and promoter phone is 814-948-4252. The track website is http://www.dog-hollow.net.

Mercer Raceway Park is located just north of Mercer, PA off US 19 on Fairground Road. The track website is http://www.mercerracewaypark.com, race day phone 724-662-1310 and office phone 724-964-9300. Pittsburgh's PA Motor Speedway is located just west of Pittsburgh off US 22/30 at Imperial, PA off the Noblestown exit. The track website is http://www.ppms.com, office phone 412-279-7223 and race day phone 724-695-3363 or 724-695-0393.

Roaring Knob Motorsports Complex is located east of Farmington, PA off US 40. Website information may be obtained at http://www.roaringknob.com, with office phone for Oval Track Promotions of 410-857-3821 and race day phone 724-329-0306. Thunder Valley Raceway is located off PA 160 and US 30 at Central City, PA on Shade Church Road. The track website is http://www..thundervalleyraceway.com, race day phone 814-754-8090 and office phone 301-733-3688.

Tyler County Speedway is located south of Middlebourne, WV on SR 18 at the Tyler County Fairgrounds. Tyler County Speedway is located south of Middlebourne, WV on SR 18 at the Tyler County Fairgrounds. The track website is http://www.tylercountyspeedwayonline.com. with race day phone 304-758-2660 and phones for Circle Track Management Group of 304-483-2536, 304-758-4426, 304-758-5186 and 304-904-0021. .

2010 UFo Race Championship Schedule
Subject to additions and modifications
RACEceviers required at PPMS, Roaring Knob,Lernerville, Tyler Co and Dog Hollow.
Transponders Required at PPMS. Rentals available at the tracks.

Saturday, March 27 / Mercer Raceway Park / Chiller Thriller / 41 laps / $2,500 won by Mike Knight
Saturday, April 17 / Tyler County Speedway / Topless 51 / 51 laps / $5,000 won by Paul Wilmoth, Jr
Saturday, May 15 / Pittsburgh's PA Motor Speedway / F-2 Shockwave / 2-22 laps / $3,000 total won by Mark Banal and John Mollick
Saturday, June 12 / Roaring Knob Motorsports Complex / Laurel Highlander / 38 laps / $2,500 won by Mel Minnick
Saturday, July 3 / Tyler County Speedway / Earl Hill Championship / 51 laps / $5,000 won by Jared Hawkins
Sunday, July 11 / Dog Hollow Speedway / Revolution 2010 / 44 laps/ $5,000 won by Jason Covert
Saturday, July 17 / Roaring Knob Motorsports Complex / Supernational Road / 40 laps / $3,000 won by Jeremy Miller
Saturday, July 24 / Pittsburgh's PA Motor Speedway / PENNational / 2-TBA laps / $4,000 total won by John Flinner and Mike Johnson
Sunday, August 22 / Thunder Valley Raceway / Shawn McGarvey Showdown / 38P laps / $3,008P canceled by rain.
Saturday, August 28 / Pittsburgh's PA Motor Speedway / Red Miley Rumble / 44 laps / $4,053 total won by Josh Richards
Friday, September 3 / Tyler County Speedway / The Black Diamond-WV State Championship / 51 laps / $10,000
Saturday, September 4 / off for The Black Diamond 125 at Tyler County Speedway - $50,000 total
Saturday September 11 / Roaring Knob Motorsports Complex/ King of the Knob / 51 laps / $5,000
Thursday, Friday, Saturday September 16-17-18 / Pittsburgh's PA Motor Speedway / The Pittsburgher
Thursday, Friday, Saturday October 7-8-9 / The Ultimate / Roaring Knob / TBA laps / $7,000

UFo Race Championship race results for Saturday, August 28, 2010, Pittsburgh's Pennsylvania Motor Speedway, Imperial, PA

Red Miley Rumble, Car Count - 45.

Lap leaders:
1-9 Davey Johnson
10-44 Josh Richards

Finish, Start, Car, Driver, Hometown
1, 6, 25, Josh Richards, Shinnston, WV
2, 2, 1J, Davey Johnson, Imperial, PA
3, 1, 43A, Jason Covert, York Haven, PA
4, 19, 44, Dave Hess, Jr., Waterford, PA
5, 4, 99B, Boom Briggs, Bear Lake
6, 8, 2J, Mike Johnson, Imperial, PA
7, 11, 91, Tommy Beck, Murrysville, PA
8, 10, 17, Keith Barbara, South Park, PA
9, 16, 1C, Lynn Geisler, Cranberry Twp., PA
10, 17, 22, Gregg Satterlee, Rochester Mills, PA
11, 22, 99, Ben Miley, Venetia, PA
12, 14, 71D, Ron Davies, Warren, PA
13, 21, 0, Steve Baker, Morgantown, WV
14, 12, 38, Jim Stephans, Baldwin, PA
15, 3, H1, Jared Miley, South Park, PA
16, 20, 6, Jim Lepro, Midway, PA
17, 18, 37, Jared Hawkins, Fairmont, WV
18, 30, B22, Bump Hedman, Sugar Grove, PA
19, 23, 1J, Dave Murdick, Slippery Rock, PA
20, 5, 29K, Garrett Krummert, New Castle, PA
21, 29, 119, Chad McClellan, Stoystown, PA
22, 31, 17L, Dennis Lunger, Albion, PA
23, 27, 27C, Daryl Charlier, Midway, PA
24, 13, 48, John Flinner, Zelienople, PA
25, 9, 17B, Brandon Burgoon, McDonald, PA
26, 24, 21, Matt Lux, Franklin, PA
27, 28, 76R, Jason Rider, Clinton, PA
28, 15, 4J, John Mollick, Toronto, OH
29, 32, 18D, Danny Mitchell, Clarksburg, WV
30, 26, 12, Doug Dodd, Cambridge, OH
31, 7, 75, Bart Hartman, Zanesville, OH
32, 25, T8, Mark Banal, St. Clairsville, OH

Heat 1 - (top four transfer from each heat) 1, 25, Josh Richards. 2, 2J, Mike Johnson. 3, 91, Tommy Beck. 4, 1C, Lynn Geisler. 5, 0, Steve Baker. 6, B22, Bump Hedman. 7, 12, Doug Dodd. 8, 76W, Dave Wade. 9, 4, Alex Ferree.

Heat 2 - 1, 75, Bart Hartman. 2, 99B, Boom Briggs. 3, 38, Jim Stephans. 4, 22, Greg Satterlee. 5, T8, Mark Banal. 6, 8L, Scott LeBarron. 7, 72, Mike Norris. 8, 76R, Jason Rider. 9, 18D, Danny Mitchell.

Heat 3 - 1, H1, Jared Miley. 2, 29K, Garrett Krummert. 3, 48, John Flinner. 4, 37, Jared Hawkins. 5, 21, Matt Lux. 6, 119, Chad McClellan. 7, 16*, Derek Frank. 8, 25, Len Dobrosielski. 9, 20H, Jacob Hawkins.

Heat 4 - 1, 17B, Brandon Burgoon. 2, 43A, Jason Covert. 3, 71D, Ron Davies. 4, 44, Dave Hess Jr. 5, 99, Ben Miley. 6, B1, Brandon Wearing. 7, 17L, Dennis Lunger. 8, 69, Jon Hodgkiss. 9, no7, Jason DuPont.

Heat 5 - 1, 17, Keith Barbara. 2, 1J, Dave Johnson. 3, 4J, John Mollick. 4, 6, Jim Lepro. 5, 1J, Dave Murdick. 6, 27C, Daryl Charlier. 7, 2M, Chuck Medved. 8, 25, John Cain. 9, 697, Dave Johnson.

B-Main 1 - (top three transfer from each) 1, 0, Steve Baker. 2, 1J, Dave Murdick. 3, T8, Mark Banal. 4, 27C, Daryl Charlier. 5, 4, Alex Ferree. 6, 76W, Dave Wade. 7, B22, Bump Hedman. 8, 17L, Dennis Lunger. 9, 18D, Danny Mitchell. 10, 16*, Derek Frank. 11, B1, Brandon Wearing. Did not start, 20H, Jacob Hawkins, 697, Dave Johnson.

B-Main 2 - 1, 99, Ben Miley. 2, 21, Matt Lux. 3, 12, Doug Dodd. 4, 76R, Jason Rider. 5, 69, Jon Hodgkiss. 6, 8L, Scott LeBarron. 7, 119, Chad McClellan. 8, 2M, Charles Medved. 9, 72, Mike Norris. 10, 25, John Cain. 11, no7, Jason DuPont. Did not start, 25D, Len Dobrosielski.

Did not qualify - 50, , B1, Brandon Wearing, Callery, PA. 2M, Chuck Medved, Imperial, PA. 4, Alex Ferree, Saxonburg, PA. no7, Jason DuPont, Cyclone, PA. 8L, Scott LeBarron, Dover, PA. 16*, Dereck Frank, Jamestown, NY. 20H, Jacob Hawkins, Fairmont, WV. 25, John Cain, Bunola, PA. 25, Len Dobroselski, Kennedy Twp., PA. 69, Jon Hodgkiss, Kennedy Twp., PA. 72, Mike Norris, Sarver, PA. 76W, Dave Wade, Clinton, PA. 697, Dave Johnson, Toronto, OH.

PENNational results, makeup race from July 24.

Lap leaders:
1 Dennis Lunger
2 Boom Briggs
3-28 Mike Johnson

Finish, Start, Car, Driver, Hometown
1, 9, 2J, Mike Johnson, Imperial, PA
2, 6, 17, Keith Barbara, South Park, PA
3, 10, 0, Steve Baker, Morgantown, WV
4, 12, 1C, Lynn Geisler, Cranberry Twp., PA
5, 22, 17B, Brandon Burgoon, McDonald, PA
6, 1, 17L, Dennis Lunger, Albion, PA
7, 2, B1, Brandon Wearing, Callery, PA
8, 11, 48, John Flinner, Zelienople, PA
9, 7, 38, Jim Stephans, Baldwin, PA
10, 16, 91, Tommy Beck, Murrysville, PA
11, 23, 72, Mike Norris, Sarver, PA
12, 19, 4J, John Mollick, Toronto, OH
13, 24, 2M, Chuck Medved, Imperial, PA
14, 13, 119, Chad McClellan, Stoystown, PA
15, 14, B22, Bump Hedman, Sugar Grove, PA
16, 17, 16*, Dereck Frank, Jamestown, NY
17, 8, 4, Alex Ferree, Saxonburg, PA
18, 4, 99, Ben Miley, Venetia, PA
19, 18, 18D, Danny Mitchell, Clarksburg, WV
20, 3, 99B, Boom Briggs, Bear Lake
21, 5, T8, Mark Banal, St. Clairsville, OH
22, 20, H1, Jared Miley, South Park, PA
23, 15, 6, Jim Lepro, Midway, PA
24, 21, 76R, Jason Rider, Clinton, PA
DNS, 07R, Brent Rhebergen, Clymer, NY
DNS, 9K, Mike Knight, Ripley, NY
DNS, 25, Bob Hershman, Swanton, MD
DNS, 27C, Daryl Charlier, Midway, PA
DNS, 76W, Dave Wade, Clinton, PA

Updated UFo Race Championship point standings:
1, 831, 119, Chad McClellan, Stoystown, PA
2, 817, 4J, John Mollick, Toronto, OH
3, 816, 17, Keith Barbara, South Park, PA
4, 751.5, 91, Tommy Beck, Murrysville, PA
5, 668, 18D, Danny Mitchell, Clarksburg, WV
6, 514, H1, Jared Miley, South Park, PA
7, 396, S1, Jim Kutas, Elizabeth, PA
8, 361, 37, Jared Hawkins, Fairmont, WV
9, 354, 46, Doug Horton, Bruceton Mills, WV
10, 338, 43A, Jason Covert, York Haven, PA
11, 328, 48, John Flinner, Zelienople, PA
12, 311.5, 17L, Dennis Lunger, Albion, PA
13, 311, 38, Jim Stephans, Baldwin, PA
14, 304.5, 16*, Dereck Frank, Jamestown, NY
15, 304, 70J, D.J. Myers, Greencastle, PA
16, 279, 2J, Mike Johnson, Imperial, PA
17, 263, 1M, Jeremy Miller, Gettysburg, PA
18, 259, 00H, Chuck Harper, Beverly, WV
19, 258.5, 99, Ben Miley, Venetia, PA
20, 253, 22, Gregg Satterlee, Rochester Mills, PA
21, 252, 14, Gary Dalton, Morgantown, WV
22, 250, T8, Mark Banal, St. Clairsville, OH
23, 249, 1C, Lynn Geisler, Cranberry Twp., PA
24, 247.5, 0, Steve Baker, Morgantown, WV
25, 243.5, 4, Alex Ferree, Saxonburg, PA

Josh Richards wins the 4th Annual Red Miley Rumble
By: Miley Motorsports

Josh Richards wins the 4th Annual Red Miley Rumble, while Mike Johnson, Kyle Lukon, Dave Hess Jr., Nick Kocuba, Brian Huchko and Daniel White also picked up win at Pittsburgh's PA Motor Speedway on August 28 2010.

PITTSBURGH, PA - August 28, 2010 - Shinnston WV's Josh Richards made his first start of 2010 a winning one by picking up the 4th Annual Red Miley Rumble UFO/ULMS 44 Lap Feature for the Hoosier Tire Mid-Atlantic DIRTcar Super Late Models. Jason Covert and Dave Johnson brought the field down for the start. Johnson grabbed the lead at the start and led the first 9 laps before Richards took over. Richards, who started 6th, made quick work of the first four drivers moving into second on the first lap, and followed Johnson patiently before making his move. From this point on, Richards dominated the event and was never seriously challenged. Meanwhile, fans were watching the action behind Richards to see if a challenger would emerge. The first yellow of the event was on lap 15 for debris on the front straight. At this point defending race champ Bart Hartman pulled into the pits with a broken driveshaft, out of the event. On the restart, Dennis Lunger spun in turn three. The race went 4 more laps before John Mollick slowed and brought out the caution on lap 20 and went pit side. At this point quite a few eyes were on 2008 RMR winner Steve Baker, who started 21st and was up to 7th using his regular against the wall groove. The restart saw 8th running John Flinner get into Baker's rear going into the first turn spinning him out, and stacking up Baker, Jared Hawkins, Jason Rider, Tom Beck, Chad McClellan, and Danny Mitchell. All returned to the event except Mitchell who was helped off the track by two wreckers. On the restart it was Richards leading Dave Johnson, Jason Covert, Jared Miley and Mike Johnson. The last yellow came out on lap 29 for Jared Miley who slowed with a flat. The rest of the event ran without incident, and at the finish it was Richards, Dave Johnson, Covert, Dave Hess Jr. (who was the hard charger coming from 19th), Boom Briggs, Mike Johnson, Tom Beck, Keith Barbara, Lynn Geisler and Greg Satterlee. Five heats were run for the 45 car field, with Josh Richards, Bart Hartman, Jared Miley, Brandon Burgoon, and Keith Barbara taking wins. Two B-Mains were run with Steve Baker and Ben Miley winning those.

The rained out 28 lap UFO/ULMS Penn National Late Model feature from July 24th was also run, with current PPMS point leader Mike Johnson Imperial PA grabbing his second win of the season and first ever UFO/ULMS event. Dennis Lunger and Brandon Wearing brought the field down for the start, with Lunger taking the lead at the start. Keith Barbara and Boom Briggs moved into the front spots and battled for first, while 10th starting Mike Johnson and 11th starting Steve Baker moved into the top 5. A yellow came out on the 2nd lap for Chad McClellan. On the restart Jason Rider spun and brought out the yellow again. The next restart saw Briggs have engine problems and not go, stacking several cars behind him, including Jared Miley, Jason Rider, Jim Lepro, Ben Miley and Chad McClellan with Rider flipping over. Rider was OK while the red flag was displayed to clean up the mess. Ben Miley and McClellan were able to return. The race was restarted, but before the next lap was completed Bump Hedman spun and brought out the yellow again. Finally after the race resumed, and Mike Johnson shot past the leader and took the lead. Johnson pulled away as he was in a different time zone, while the battle for second heated up between Keith Barbara, Steve Baker and Lynn Geisler. At the finish Johnson was way out front, and was followed by Barbara, Baker, Geisler, Brandon Burgoon (who charged from 23rd), Lunger, Brandon Wearing, John Flinner, Jim Stephans, and Tom Beck. For Johnson it was the biggest win of his career. 26 of the original 29 starters returned, with 24 starting the feature with Dave Wade and Daryl Charlier not making the call.

In the Brougher's Machine Shop Fastrak Crate Late Models, Burgettstown PA's Kyle Lukon was the surprise winner of the 20 lap main. Lukon, who started 4th led the first lap, then trailed Mike Pegher Jr. for the next 17 laps. While Lukon was just a couple car lengths behind the entire race, it looked as if Pegher was going to pick up his 4th win of the season, but with just two laps to go, Pegher pitted putting Lukon in the lead. For Pegher, it was the third time this season that he looked like he was well on his way to win, only to break in the waning laps. At the finish it was Lukon, Jeff Broniszewski, Dennis Neiderriter, Mike Reft, Colton Flinner, Shawn Jett, Tommy Schirnhofer Jr., Laura Lukon, Bryan Hoffman, and Dusty Curry. Mark Moats Jr. and Mike Pegher Jr. took the heats.

The Miley RV Sales UMP Modifieds saw invader Waterford PA's Dave Hess Jr. grab his first win of the season here. Hess, who started 12th, took the lead off Tom Martineck on lap 5 and led the remaining laps to grab the win. Vince Laboon ran a strong race to finish second followed by Evan Taylor, Jonathan Taylor, Shawn Domhoff, J.E. Stalder, Martineck, Chris Basich, Bruce Takach and Willy Briggs. Dave Hess Jr. and Evan Taylor won the heats.

Imperial PA's Nick Kocuba continued his strong late season run and picked up his second feature of the season in the Sunoco Race Fuels DIRTcar Cadets. Kocuba started 3rd and took over the lead on lap 2 from Joe Koteles, lost it briefly to Pat Weldon, and regained it to lead the remaining laps. Craig Koteles was second followed by Danny Rich, who was making his first start of the season, Jake Simmons, Jesse Gould, Dave McManus, Gary Koteles, Joe Koteles, Tyler Fox, and Steve Webb. The heats fell to Pat Weldon and Jake Simmons.

The Miley BP Car Wash DIRTcar Hobby Stocks saw Carnegie PA's Brian Huchko pick up his 9th win of the season and third in a row, holding off a strong challenge from Adam Chytil. Ricky Steigerwald was third followed by Ian Tomei, Ed Wiser, Joe Podolinsky, Alec Broniszewski, Garrett Keffer and Chase Evans. Brian Huchko won the lone heat.

The Imperial Heights Garage DIRTcar Young Guns, Carnegie PA's Daniel White grabbed his 6th win. White defeated Alec Broniszewski, Hannah Ramsey, Adam Carson, Bernie Blair Jr., and Logan Crewl.

Upcoming at PPMS on September 4, it will be NAPA Auto Parts Night, along with the Cadet Thunder Run 25 Laps for $500 to win, plus the Cadet Rained Out Feature from July 24, and the rained out Jook George Memorial from August 14 plus the Rained Out E-Mod and Hobby Features from August 14 and a complete regular show. September 11 will be the rescheduled Free Washington-Greene-Westmoreland-Fayette County Nights, the Hobby & Young Gun Fall Trophy Championships, kid's bike races and the Rained Out Super Late Model and Cadet features from August 14. And a complete regular show. Then the season concludes on September 16-17-18 the 22nd Annual Pittsburgher, for all of PPMS' regular divisions and this year, the Super Sprints and V-8 Modifieds! Regular shows consist of the DIRTcar Super Late Models, Fastrak Pro-Lates, DIRTcar E-Mods, Cadets, Hobby and Young Guns!
SUMMARY - August 28, 2010 RED MILEY RUMBLE

Hoosier Tire Mid-America DirtCar Super Late Models
Heat 1 - 1. 25 Josh Richards, 2. 2J Mike Johnson, 3. 91 Tommy Beck, 4. 1C Lynn Geisler, 5. 0 Steve Baker, 6. 22 Bump Hedman, 7. 12 Doug Dodd, 8. 76 Dave Wade. 9. 4 Alex Ferree
Heat 2 - 1. 75 Bart Hartman, 2. 99B Boom Briggs, 3. 38 Jim Stephans, 4. 22 Greg Satterlee, 5. T8 Mark Banal, 6. 8L Scott LeBarron, 7. 72 Mike Norris, 8. 76 Jason Rider, 9. 18 Danny Mitchell
Heat 3 - 1. H1 Jared Miley, 2. 29 Garrett Krummert, 3. 48 John Flinner, 4. 37 Jared Hawkins, 5. 21 Matt Lux, 6. 119 Chad McClellan, 7. 16* Derek Frank, 8. 25 Len Dobrosielski, 9. 20 Jacob Hawkins
Heat 4 - 1. 17 Brandon Burgoon, 2. 43A Jason Covert, 3. 71D Ron Davies, 4. 44 Dave Hess Jr., 5. 99 Ben Miley, 6. B1 Brandon Wearing, 7. 17L Dennis Lunger, 8. 69 Jon Hodgkiss, 9. No7 Jason DuPont
Heat 5 - 1. 17 Keith Barbara, 2. 1J Davey Johnson, 3. 4J John Mollick, 4. 6 Jim Lepro, 5. 1M Dave Murdick, 6. 27C Daryl Charlier, 7. 2M Charles Medved, 8. 25 John Cain, 9. 697 Dave Johnson
B-Main 1 - 1. 0 Steve Baker, 2. 1M Dave Murdick, 3. T8 Mark Banal, 4. 27C Daryl Charlier, 5. 4 Alex Ferree, 6. 76 Dave Wade, 7. 22 Bump Hedman, 8. 17L Dennis Lunger, 9. 18 Danny Mitchell, 10. 16* Derek Frank, 11. B1 Brandon Wearing, DNS - 20 Jacob Hawkins, 697 Dave Johnson
B-Main 2 - 1. 99 Ben Miley, 2. 21 Matt Lux, 3. 12 Doug Dodd, 4. 76 Jason Rider, 5. 69 Jon Hodgkiss, 6. 8L Scott LeBarron, 7. 119 Chad McClellan, 8. 2M Charles Medved, 9. 72 Mike Norris
10. 25 John Cain, 11. No7 Jason DuPont, DNS - 25D Len Dobrosielski
Feature (44 Laps) - 1. 25 Josh Richards, 2. 1J Davey Johnson, 3. 43A Jason Covert, 4. 44 Dave Hess Jr., 5. 99B Boom Briggs, 6. 2J Mike Johnson, 7. 91 Tommy Beck, 8. 17 Keith Barbara, 9. 1C Lynn Geisler, 10. 22 Greg Satterlee, 11. 99 Ben Miley, 12. 71D Ron Davies, 13. 0 Steve Baker, 14. 38 Jim Stephans, 15. H1 Jared Miley, 16. 6 Jim Lepro, 17. 37 Jared Hawkins, 18. 22 Bump Hedman, 19. 1M Dave Murdick, 20. 29 Garrett Krummert, 21. 119 Chad McClellan, 22. 17L Dennis Lunger, 23. 27C Daryl Charlier, 24. 48 John Flinner, 25. 17 Brandon Burgoon, 26. 21 Matt Lux, 27. 76 Jason Rider, 28. 4J John Mollick, 29. 18 Danny Mitchell, 30. 12 Doug Dodd, 31. 75 Bart Hartman, 32. T8 Mark Banal, DNS - 4 Alex Ferree, 76 Dave Wade, 16* Derek Frank, B1 Brandon Wearing, 20 Jacob Hawkins, 697 Dave Johnson, 69 Jon Hodgkiss, 8L Scott LeBarron, 2M Charles Medved, 72 Mike Norris, 25 John Cain, No7 Jason DuPont, 25 Len Dobrosielski
Make up feature from 7/24/10 - 1. 2J Mike Johnson, 2. 17 Keith Barbara, 3. 0 Steve Baker, 4. 1C Lynn Geisler, 5. 17 Brandon Burgoon, 6. 17L Dennis Lunger, 7. B1 Brandon Wearing, 8. 48 John Flinner, 9. 38 Jim Stephans, 10. 91 Tommy Beck, 11. 72 Mike Norris, 12. 4J John Mollick, 13. 2M Charles Medved, 14. 119 Chad McClellan, 15. 22 Bump Hedman, 16. 16* Derek Frank, 17. 4 Alex Ferree, 18. 99 Ben Miley, 19. 18 Danny Mitchell, 20. 99B Boom Briggs, 21. T8 Mark Banal, 22. H1 Jared Miley, 23. 6L Jim Lepro, 24. 76 Jason Rider, DNS - 27C Daryl Charlier, 76 Dave Wade, Did not return - 9 Mike Knight, 25 Bob Hershman and 07R Brent Rhebergen

Brougher's Machine Shop FASTRAK Late Models
Heats - 15 Mark Moats and 1C Mike Pegher Jr.
Feature (20 Laps) - 1. 1 Kyle Lukon, 2. 08 Jeff Broniszewski, 3. 09 Dennis Niederriter, 4. 9R Michael Reft, 5. 75 Colton Flinner, 6. 1J Shawn Jett, 7. 8 Tommy Schirnhofer, 8. 84 Laura Lukon
9. 15H Bryan Hoffman, 10. 8C Dusty Curry, 11. 50T Tyler Carson, 12. 93X Justin Lamb, 13. 1C Mike Pegher Jr., 14. 22 Jeremy Kleemock, 15. 66o Mike Opalinski, 16. 75 Scott Schempp, 17. 67 Ron Hall, 18. 28 Bryant Hank, 19. 15 Mark Moats Jr., 20. 99G Beau Glemba

Miley RV Service UMP Modifieds
Heats - 44 Dave Hess, Jr. and 7E Evan Taylor
Feature (15 Laps) - 1. 44 Dave Hess, 2. 17L Vince Laboon, 3. 7E Evan Taylor, 4. 5 Jonathan Taylor, 5. 13 Shawn Domhoff, 6. 17JE J. E. Stalder, 7. 65 Tom Martineck, 8. 71C Chris Basich, 9. 65 Bruce Takach, 10. 18 Willy Briggs, 11. 74 J. J. Bametzrieder, 12. 13 Cory Miller, 13. 8 Joe Betz, 14. 9 Clayton Kennedy, 15. 12 Dale Charlier, 16. 07 Brian Blanchard, 17. 0K Kari Gasser, 18. 4M Kevin Miller, 19. 97 George Nicola

Sunoco Race Fuels DirtCar Cadets Sportsman
Heats -45 Pat Weldon and 68X Jake Simmons
Feature (15 Laps) - 1. 10 Nick Kocuba, 2. 64K Craig Koteles, 3. 67X Danny Rich, 4. 68X Jake Simmons, 5. 81 Jesse Gould, 6. 17 Dave McManus, 7. 1K Gary Koteles, 8. 33K Joe Koteles, 9. 39 Tyler Fox, 10. 27W Steve Webb, 11. 11 Josh Langer, 12. 33 Mike Harris, 13. 45 Pat Weldon, 14. 86 Russ Volponi, 15. 28S Bob Schwartzmiller, DNS - 30 A J Poljak

Miley BP Car Wash DirtCar Hobby Stocks Factory Stocks
Heat - 60 Brian Huchko
Feature (10 Laps) - 1. 60 Brian Huchko, 2. 00A Adam Chytil, 3. 00 Ricky Steigerwald, 4. 221 Ian Tomei, 5. OU2 Edward Wiser, 6. 56 Joseph Podolinsky, 7. 25 Alex Broniszewski, 8. 45 Garrett Keffer, 9. 7 Chase Evans

Imperial Heights Garage DirtCar Young Guns Sport Compacts
Feature (6 Laps) - 1. 55 Daniel Lloyd White, 2. 08JR Alec Broniszewski, 3. 14HER Hannah Ramsey, 4. 50T Adam Carson, 5. 4 Bernie Blair Jr., 6. 08 Logan Crewl

Races rained out at Tri-City; point champions to be decided next Sunday
By: Brian Spaid

FRANKLIN, PA ... Tri-City Speedway's Sunday night show was rained out for
the fifth time in the 2010 season on August 15th, which sets up a stellar event
next weekend when the season champions will be declared in four action-packed
divisions.
Jeremiah Shingledecker of Polk, Pa, leads the Engles Trucking Services
DIRTcar Big Block Modified division searching for his second consecutive title
at Tri-City. On the strength of four feature wins, Shingledecker leads Rex King
by 71 points heading into the final point show of the season. Dave Murdick,
another four-time feature winner, sits third in the point standings 80 points
out of first place. With a maximum of 125 points awarded each night, including
40 show points, the most points any driver can score on the track is 85 points.
Essentially, if Shingledecker runs well in the heat and feature races, he will
clinch the title with ease.
With the rainout, Max Blair of Centerville, Pa., clinched a share of his
third consecutive 4 Your Car Connection FASTRAK Late Model track championship.
The FASTRAK Late Models have competed regularly at Tri-City since 2008, and
Blair will likely retain the honor as the only divisional champion in track
history. With three feature wins under his belt, Blair has an insurmountable
125-point lead over Bobby Whitling. All Blair needs to do is compete next Sunday
and he will claim the title regardless where he finishes. However, if Blair
fails to race and Whitling sweeps the night with heat and feature race wins, the
two drivers would tie for the championship honors.
In the Welding Technologies/Shaw Industries E Mods, Carl McKinney of Mars,
Pa., leads the point chase looking for his third divisional title at Tri-City.
McKinney won the championship in 2007 and 2008. Currently, McKinney leads with a
52-point lead over 2009 track champion Shawn Shingledecker. Mike Potosky and Tim
Engles are within mathematical distance of McKinney to also be title contenders,
but both drivers will be knocked out of contention as long as McKinney races
next week. That will leave the title bout in the hands of McKinney and
Shingledecker.
Russ Coyne of Cooperstown, Pa., earned his first career feature win this
season in the E.F. Rogers Plumbing & Heating Pro Stocks, and is nearing his
first-ever track championship as well. Leading the 2009 Pro Stock champion Jason
Johns by only 46 points, Coyne must run flawlessly in next week's heat and
feature race action to claim the title. Like Potosky and Engles in the E Mods,
Charlie McMillen has a long mathematical shot at the Pro Stock championship.
Next Sunday August 22nd, Tri-City Speedway will host its final regular season
show of the 2010 racing season with point champions decided in the Engles
Trucking Services DIRTcar Big Block Modifieds, 4 Your Car Connection FASTRAK
Late Models, Welding Technologies/Shaw Industries E Mods, and E.F. Rogers
Plumbing & Heating Pro Stocks. In addition, the Thundercars and Horn's Collision
Repair Center will be action. It will be Pittsburgh Circle Track Club and Twin
State Auto Racing Fan Club Night at the track too. Gates will open at 4 p.m. and
racing starts at 6 p.m. Adult grandstand admission will be $10 for this show.

UPCOMING EVENTS

August 22 - 5-Star Racing with the DIRTcar Big Block Modifieds, FASTRAK Late
Models, E Mods, Pro Stocks and Thundercars (Points End - Pittsburgh Circle Track
Club and Twin State Auto Racing Fan Club Night)
September 3-5 - Oil Region Labor Day Classic Weekend Presented by Armstrong
Cable
September 3 - Test & Tune and Oil Region Labor Day Classic Weekend Kick-Off
Party Presented by Engles Trucking & Ray's Racing Collectibles
September 4 - World of Outlaws Late Models, DIRTcar Super Sprints, FASTRAK
Late Models, William Southwell & Son United E Mod Series
September 5 - World of Outlaws Late Models, DIRTcar Challenge Sprint Series,
FASTRAK Northeast Late Model Touring Series, William Southwell & Son United E
Mod Series
September 12 - CS Technologies Plus Applefest 100: Twin 50s for E Mods and
Pro Stocks Plus Mini Stocks

HOFFNER, KOT, NIXON, HESS, AND FEDDER PICK UP VICTORIES AS HUMMINGBIRD SPEEDWAY BEATS MOTHER NATURE.

The forecast and weather radar looked ominous Saturday night as it appeared sometime throughout the course of the evening storms would overtake the track. But the rain held off and the entire show was completed with five repeat winners visiting Victory Lane to receive trophies from the Hollopeter Family in memory of Fred Holllopeter. Feature winners were Luke Hoffner of Turbotville in the Limited Late Models, Joe Kot of DuBois in the Street Stocks, Adam Nixon of Grampian in the Four Cylinders, Ryan Hess of Frenchville in the Pure Stocks, and Shawn Fedder of Clearfield in the Front-Wheel Drive 4-Cylinders.

The evening’s first feature was the Four Cylinder class, with Devin Lewis and Mike Anderson on the front row. Anderson led the first lap and began to stretch out his lead until a caution on lap five for a spin by Don Henry. Anderson was setting a fast pace and at the halfway point he continued to lead, followed by Alan Barnett, Lewis, Adam Nixon, and Paul Metz Jr. The night ended for Metz as his motor expired with several laps to go. This put Nixon on Anderson’s back bumper, and he got alongside after the restart. The two ran side-by-side and Nixon was able to get by with one lap to go and pick up his fifth win of the season. Anderson was second, Barnett third, Lewis fourth, and Henry fifth. Nixon and Henry won the heats.

In a slight change to the running order, the Limited Late Models took to the track for the second feature of the evening. Jake Shady started on the pole with Luke Hoffner alongside him. Hoffner powered to the early lead using the outside line. A caution for debris on lap two slowed the pace. But Hoffner continued to lead on the restart, with Bob McMillen challenging Shady for second. Another caution for a spin by John Reed on lap five kept the field close, but Hoffner still led, with McMillen on his tail while Shady and Chris Farrell battled for third. As the crossed flags were displayed indicating halfway, it was Hoffner, Shady, Farrell, Cody Schultz, and John Chesnalavich. Shady kept things close, but Schultz’s night came to an end as something broke on the car and he hit the frontstretch wall on lap seventeen. Another caution for debris on the restart was a good break for the leaders as contact was made between the top three and they spun, blocking the entire track and almost the entire field came to a stop. Shady was unable to continue. Eric Moore moved into second and pressured Hoffner for the lead. The two ran side-by-side for a number of laps, but it appeared Moore’s tires may have gone away in the last few laps as Hoffner again gained an advantage and went on to his fourth win of the year. Moore took second, with Farrell, Dwayne Brooks, and John Chesnalavich rounding out the top five. Heats were won by Hoffner and Schultz.

Next up was the always competitive Street Stock class. And this feature would prove no different, as close side-by-side racing is the norm. Craig Bainey and Bob Ralston Jr. brought the field to the line, and Bainey led early with Gary Little moving into second place. Following a caution for a spin by Jim Bloom on lap two, Little and Bainey both slid high and Brian Rhed was able to move into the lead. Several other cautions for minor incidents slowed the pace, but Rhed still led, as Little and Jamie Price put pressure on. As half of the laps were complete, it was still Rhed showing the way. Joe Kot had worked his way into second, with Little, Bainey, and Bruce Hartzfeld giving chase. Rhed and Kot gave the fans a show as the two battled side-by-side for the lead and swapped the position several times. With two laps to go, Rhed began to fade and Kot hung on for his second straight win, and fifth of the season. Following him across the line were Little, Hartzfeld, Rhed, and Price. Heat winners were Rhed, Ralston, and Bainey.

Matt Heindl and Justin Kanouff made up the front row for the Pure Stock feature. Heindl led lap one, but Dave Kohler spun and collected Steve Scaife and Terry Borden. Following a brief delay to untangle the cars, Ryan Hess worked his way into the lead following the restart. He pulled away from the rest of the field as five cars battled for position behind him. On lap six, it appeared as an oil line broke on the car of Shawn Munoz; he spun and a fire erupted in the engine compartment. It was extinguished and racing resumed, with Hess still up front, followed by Heindl, Steve Arthurs, Dustin Challingsworth, and Kyle Shannon. Hess stretched out his lead again, and took win number two of the year. Challingsworth was second, then Heindl, Roswell Babcock, and Arthurs. Heat wins went to Shannon and Hess.

The Front-Wheel Drive 4-Cylinders then took to the track to close out the evening’s program. Eric Luzier and Bryan Warren were on the front row, and Luzier took the lead for lap one. But Jacob Kline worked his way by to lead lap two, and a caution came out on lap three slowing the field. Shawn Fedder moved from his fifth starting spot to the number one position on lap five, and at the halfway point it was Fedder, Aaron Luzier, Kenny White, Kline, and Warren. Intense racing continued behind Fedder as he pulled away late and won his third feature of the season. Second through fifth were Aaron Luzier, Kline, White, and Warren. White and Ben Smith took heat wins.

78 cars were in the pits, with 18 Limited Late Models, 21 Street Stocks, 9 Four Cylinders, 15 Pure Stocks, and 15 Front-Wheel Drive 4-Cylinders. Racing action continues next Saturday with trophies being presented In Memory of Eric McGarvey. The following week will be Season Championship night with points ending in all classes and double-points on the line. Many point races are very tight and teams are vying for top spots. Plans continue to be made for several specials at the track, including the Mick Orsich Memorial Late Model Open on September 18th, and the Chili 100 on October 9th. The Orsich Memorial will also include fund-raising for the Hahne Cancer Center in DuBois. Orsich was the former track manager / flagman who passed away following the 2004 season after a bout with cancer. For more information, check the track’s website at www.hummingbirdspeedway.com.

FULL RESULTS

FOUR CYLINDER

1. Adam Nixon, Grampian

2. Mike Anderson, DuBois

3. Alan Barnett, Philipsburg

4. Devin Lewis, Weedville

5. Don Henry, Brockway

6. Eric Lucas, Clearfield

7. Scott McCartney, Grampian

8. Paul Metz Jr., Julian

9. Randy Albert, Morrisdale

LIMITED LATE MODEL

1. Luke Hoffner, Turbotville

2. Eric Moore, Frenchville

3. Chris Farrell, Clearfield

4. Dwayne Brooks, Falls Creek

5. John Chesnalavich Jr., Reynoldsville

6. Ray Farrell, Clearfield

7. Denny Draisma, Reynoldsville

8. Rich Womeldorf, Apollo

9. John Reed, Reynoldsville

10. Brian Molnar, Falls Creek

11. Bob McMIllen, St. Marys

12. Rob Molnar, Reynoldsville

13. Jake Shady, Beech Creek

14. Cody Schultz, Clearfield

15. Todd Sallack, Luthersburg

16. Loren Sallack, Johnsonburg

17. Kyle Beimel, St. Marys

18. Bill Davis, DuBois

STREET STOCK

1. Joe Kot, DuBois

2. Gary Little, Clearfield

3. Bruce Hartzfeld, Stump Creek

4. Brian Rhed, Brockport

5. Jamie Price, Clearfield

6. Brandon Connor, DuBois

7. Bob Rosman, Sykesville

8. Orin Taylor, DuBois

9. Craig Bainey, Osceola Mills

10. Paul Blake, Weedville

11. Jim Bloom, Curwensville

12. Paul Kot, DuBois

13. Scott Winslow, Weedville

14. Bob Ralston Jr., Philipsburg

15. Mark Clark, Lanse

16. Pernell Beimel, St. Marys

17. Allen English, Morrisdale

18. Chad Rougeux, Grampian

19. Nathan Yeaney, Corsica

20. (DNS) Todd Matthews, Sanborn

21. (DNS) Joe Jordan, Woodland

PURE STOCK

1. Ryan Hess, Frenchville

2. Dustin Challingsworth, St. Marys

3. Matt Heindl, St. Marys

4. Roswell Babcock, Curwensville

5. Steven Arthurs, Falls Creek

6. Jim Challingsworth, St. Marys

7. Kyle Shannon, Brockway

8. Mike Calhoun, Brockway

9. Frank Mayhew, Clearfield

10. Shawn Munoz, Punxsutawney

11. Dave Kohler, Stump Creek

12. Justin Kanouff, Clearfield

13. Terry Borden, Reynoldsville

14. Steve Scaife, Philipsburg

15. (DNS) Mike Miller, DuBois

FRONT-WHEEL DRIVE 4-CYLINDER

1. Shawn Fedder, Clearfield

2. Aaron Luzier, Clearfield

3. Jacob Kline, DuBois

4. Kenny White, DuBois

5. Bryan Warren, Curwensville

6. Stephanie Lucas, Centre Hall

7. Brad Myers, New Bethlehem

8. Mike Luzier, Clearfield

9. Eric Luzier, Clearfield

10. Rich Lucas, Wallaceton

11. Eric McCall, Grampian

12. Ryan Gearhart, DuBois

13. Walt Fedder, Curwensville

14. Ben Smith, Penfield

15. Brittany Bouch, Reynoldsville

Felmlee and Blair win before rain at Mercer
By: Mike Leone

FELMLEE WINS SPRINT MAKE-UP & BLAIR TAKES FASTRAK LATE MODEL MAKE-UP BEFORE RAIN
WASHES OUT BILL EMIG MEMORIAL AT MERCER

Mercer, PA.Everyone had an eye on the radar as a big plume of heavy rain slowly
tracked across Ohio during the day on Saturday and into western Pennsylvania by
evening. Mercer Raceway Park was able to complete the July 24 make-up features
for the Luxaire Heating & Cooling Sprint Cars and the 4 Your Car Connection
FASTRAK Late Models before the rain finally hit during the first BRP Modified
Tour heat race washing out the Bill Emig Memorial.

Rain checks will be honored for the remainder of the season with the exception
of the August 28 Auto Racers for Kids Charities Night. The September 11 event
that previously had the Big-Block Modifieds on the card will now be a BRP
Tour-sanctioned event and the Stock Cars have been added to this show that also
includes the DIRTcar Sprint Challenge Series, FASTRAK Late Models and Mini
Stocks as the last night of points.

In the 20-lap Luxaire Heating & Cooling make-up feature, Bob Felmlee tracked
down Dan Kuriger and passed the race-long leader with two laps to go in lapped
traffic to capture the non-stop victory. Felmlee's second win of the season was
worth $1,500 plus a Goodyear Tire certificate and extended his point lead with
just two races remaining. The Franklin, Pa. driver is looking for his fourth
track championship in as many decades as he did the feat in 1989, 1998, and
2006.

Dan Kuriger raced out to the early lead from the pole position in search of his
first win of the season with Brian Steinman in tow. Danny Holtgraver started
fifth, but was able to pass both Felmlee and Arnie Kent on the opening lap. On
lap three though, Felmlee made his move getting around both Steinman and
Holtgraver for second. Holtgraver followed past Steinman on lap five retaking
the third position.

Felmlee began to cut into Kuriger's lead on lap eight and caught the race leader
in lapped traffic on lap 11. Kuriger though was able to maintain his advantage
over the next five laps until Felmlee caught right back up to Kuriger on lap 17.
Felmlee tried making his move on lap 18 as the two ran side-by-side, but Kuriger
was able to lead the lap. The two were side-by-side as they came down the
frontstretch to receive the two to go signal from starter Todd Beichner.

In almost a repeat of last week when Holtgraver stole a win away from Brian
Ellenberger on the final lap with the lapped car of Davey Jones in the mix; this
week it happened with two to go as Kuriger fought the lapped car of Chris Best
as Felmlee blasted around the topside of the speedway in turns one and two and
made the pass stick racing down the backstretch.

Felmlee went on for his milestone 25th career win at Mercer in his World of
Wheels/Lutz Auto Body-sponsored #6. The event was timed in 4 minutes and 55
seconds. Kuriger held off Holtgraver for runner-up, but Holtgraver did receive
the hard charger Goodyear Tire certificate. Kent was fourth over Bowser.
Completing the top 10 were Eric Williams, Steinman (last car on lead lap
Goodyear Tire certificate), Best (random Goodyear Tire certificate winner), Jeff
Taylor, and John McCracken, Sr.

Fresh off Friday night's FASTRAK Northeast Late Model Touring Series win at
Raceway 7, Max Blair picked up the 4 Your Car Connection July 24 make-up feature
win and extended his National Weekly Series point lead over nemesis Mike Pegher,
Jr. The 2008 National Weekly and Northeast Touring Series Champion is looking
to add another $10,000 and $5,000 championship to his resume.

Despite starting second, the win wasn't an easy one for the 20-year-old
Centerville, Pa. third-generation driver. Butch Lambert led the opening lap
before Blair charged under Lambert in turns and two on lap two. The two ran
side-by-side down the backstretch and made some contact in turn three with Blair
getting by.

Lambert though didn't give up as he stayed right with the defending track
champion. Lambert drove to the inside of Blair on laps four and five, but just
couldn't make the pass stick. Blair opened up a slight advantage and without
any cautions was able to maintain that to the checkered flag for his fifth win
of the season and all-time division leading 12th of his career in his Specialty
Products/4 Your Car Connection/Moody & Son Welding/Bossard's Sales &
Service-sponsored #111.

Lambert was second for his best finish of 2010 at Mercer. Kyle Zimmerman
wrapped up his first track championship by finishing third after starting sixth.
Despite not winning an event yet, Zimmerman now has five runner-ups, a third,
two fifths, and a sixth. His season's worst finish was an 11th during the
$6,000 to-win National Event. Shane Bambarger was a season best fourth in his
just fourth start of the season. After failing to crack the top five in his
first five starts this season, second-year racer Garrett Mott continues to
improve as he recorded his second straight top five finish. Mott also turned in
a career best runner-up finish Friday night at South Arcade Speedway in New
York. Last week's winner Josh Double was sixth ahead of Justin Kreider, Mike
Anderson, Jr., and Tyler Dietz.

Luxaire Heating & Cooling (410) Sprint Cars July 24 Make-up (20 laps, $1,500
to-win): 1. BOB FELMLEE (6) 2. Dan Kuriger (08) 3. Danny Holtgraver (D4) 4.
Arnie Kent (Dionise 15) 5. Carl Bowser (10) 6. Eric Williams (7) 7. Brian
Steinman (24s) 8. Chris Best (66) 9. Jeff Taylor (17T) 10. John McCracken,
Sr. (63) 11. Brad Knab (38)-DNS 12. Jack Helget (Taylor 71c)-DNS 13. Lindsay
Enscoe (96)-DNS 14. John McCracken, Jr. (79)-DNS.

4 Your Car Connection FASTRAK Late Models July 24 Make-up (20 laps): 1. MAX
BLAIR (111) 2. Butch Lambert (27) 3. Kyle Zimmerman (z17) 4. Shane Bambarger
(68B) 5. Garrett Mott (43x) 6. Josh Double (38) 7. Justin Kreider (29) 8.
Mike Anderson, Jr. (72) 9. Tyler Dietz (10) 10. Brian Booher (Hoover 00H)-DNS.

Upcoming Events:

08/21 Open 358 Modifieds ($1,000), FASTRAK Late Models, Stock Cars, Mod Lites
($300), & Mini Stocks plus the July 24 Stock make-up. Grandstands at 4:30 PM.
Hot laps at 6:15. Racing at 7.

08/22 Lucas Oil Pro Pulling League featuring Limited Pro/Super Farm Tractors,
Super Stock 4x4 Trucks, and 7500-lb Open 4x4 Trucks. Gates open at 4 PM with
pulling at 6.

08/28 Auto Racers for Kids Sprint Charities Series ($3,000) plus Stock Cars and
Mini Stocks.

Justin Pons wins at Pittsburgh's PA Motor Speedway before rain hits
By: Miley Motorsports

Justin Pons wins at Pittsburgh's PA Motor Speedway on NAPA night, before the rains hit on August 14, 2010 setting up double features.

PITTSBURGH, PA - August 14, 2010 - Last season's track champ, Pittsburgh PA's Justin Pons won the Imperial Heights Garage DIRTcar Sport Compact Young Gun feature. It was Pons first win of the season, and he was driving the Broniszewski #08. Point leader Daniel White was second followed by Adam Carson, Bernie Blair and Hannah Ramsey.

Just as the field was lining up for the 21st Annual Jook George Memorial Fall Classic for Fastrak Crate Late Models, sponsored by Brougher's Machine Shop. A severe storm hit the speedway cancelling the rest of the night's program. An invert 8 was drawn for the start, and that will put Jeff Broniszewski and Josh Holtgraver on the front row for the 25 lap feature. Mike Reft and defending Jook's champ Mike Pegher Jr. won the heats.

In the Hoosier Tire Mid-Atlantic DIRTcar Super Late Models, the heats Ben Miley and John Flinner (who just beat out Jared Miley by.005 seconds) in one of the greatest side by side races ever run at the track. The feature was an invert 10, putting Brandon Burgoon and Jim Lepro on the front row for the makeup.

The Sunoco Race Fuels DIRTcar Cadet Sportsman had Jake Simmons and Nick Kocuba pick up the heats. An invert 10 will put Josh Langer and Dave McManus on the front row for the makeup.
Kari Gasser and Daryl Charlier won the heats for the Miley RV Service UMP Modifieds. Stush Sadowski and J.E. Stalder will bring the field down for the makeup with an invert six being pulled.

Brian Huchko won the heat for the Miley BP Car Wash DIRTcar Hobby Stocks, and will see in invert six for the makeup feature, with Ian Tomei and Ricky Steigerwald bring the field down for the green.

As of press time the rain dates for the features will be announced this week. Please check the track website http://www.ppms.com for updates.

Upcoming at PPMS on August 21 is the rescheduled Free Washington-Greene County Night and the Free Westmoreland-Fayette County Night, Plus The Wacky Wheels Figure 8 Chaos, and a complete regular show. The August 28 show is the 4th Annual Red Miley Rumble UFO/ULMS Show, 43 Laps, $4053 to win, and $53 Position Bonus Money, for the DIRTcar Super Late Models, and the rained out UFO/ULMS 28Lap Feature from July 28th, paying $2,000 to win and all of the regular classes. Position Sponsorships are available for the UFO vs ULMS Red Miley Rumble! $53 for each sponsorship! 100% Paid to the driver that finishes on the specified position! No limit on the number of sponsors for each position. Please call Matt Miley at (412) 279-7223 for more information. Payoff as of 08/11/10 including current sponsorship bonuses $4212-1,853-1,253-1,053-853-753-653-603-553-503-478-453-443-428-403-393-378-378-378-378-353-353-353-353!


SUMMARY - August 14, 2010

Hoosier Tire Mid-America DirtCar Super Late Models
Heat 1 - 1. 99 Ben Miley, 2. 27C Daryl Charlier, 3. 2J Mike Johnson, 4. 38 Jim Stephans, 5. 6 Jim Lepro, 6. 0 Steve Baker, 7. 76 Jason Rider, 8. 9C Doug Crawford, 9. 25 Cory Behanna
Heat 2 - 1. 48 John Flinner, 2. H1 Jared Miley, 3. J4 John Garvin Jr., 4. 72 Mike Norris, 5. 17 Brandon Burgoon, 6. 2M Charles Medved, 7. 61 John Mollick, 8. 17E Lance Elson
Feature (25 Laps) - Postponed by rain

Brougher's Machine Shop FASTRAK Late Models
Heat 1 - 1. 9R Michael Reft, 2. 1 Kyle Lukon, 3. 14 Daniel Angelicchio, 4. 00 Josh Holtgraver, 5. 09 Dennis Niederriter, 6. C1 Ken Chernik, 7. 38 Gary Knollinger, 8. 1 Nico Dabecco, 9. 50T Tyler Carson, 10. 67 Ron Hall
Heat 2 - 1. 1C Mike Pegher Jr., 2. 93X Justin Lamb, 3. 84 Laura Lukon, 4. 08 Jeff Broniszewski, 5. 15 Mark Moats Jr., 6. 1 Dan Karalagas, 7. 75 Colton Flinner, 8. 99G Beau Glemba, 9. 75 Scott Schempp
Feature (25 Laps) - Postponed by rain

Miley RV Service UMP Modifieds
Heat 1 - 1. 0K Kari Gasser, 2. 65 Tom Martineck, 3. 17JE J. E. Stalder, 4. 9 Clayton Kennedy, 5. 97 George Nicola, 6. 18 Willy Briggs, 7. 10 Wayne Tessean
Heat 2 - 1. 12 Daryl Charlier, 2. 4M Kevin Miller, 3. 74 Stush Sadowski, 4. 17L Vince Laboon, 5. 13W Brad Westover, 6. 13Y Bill Yohe
Feature (12 Laps) - Postponed by rain

Sunoco Race Fuels DirtCar Cadets Sportsman
Heats - 1. 68X Jake Simmons, 2. 64K Craig Koteles, 3. 81 Jesse Gould, 4. 33K Joe Koteles, 5. 17 Dave McManus, 6. 4 Bill Slade
Heat 2 - 1. 10 Nick Kocuba, 2. 28S Bob Schwartzmiller, 3. 39 Tyler Fox, 4. 1K Gary Koteles, 5. 11 Josh Langer, 6. 33 Mike Harris
Feature (12 Laps) - Postponed by rain

Miley BP Car Wash DirtCar Hobby Stocks Factory Stocks
Heat - 1. 60 Brian Huchko, 2. 00A Adam Chytil, 3. OU2 Edward Wiser, 4. 7 Chase Evans, 5. 00 Ricky Steigerwald, 6.221 Ian Tomei, 7. 45 Garrett Keffer
Feature (10 Laps) - Postponed by rain

Imperial Heights Garage DirtCar Young Guns Sport Compacts
Feature (6 Laps) - 1. 08JR Justin Pons, 2. 55 Daniel Lloyd White, 3. 50T Adam Carson, 4. 4 Bernie Blair Jr., 5. 14HER Hannah Ramsey

Rain ends racing, Sprints points

Hartford, Ohio August 14, 2010 Race action Saturday at Sharon Speedway fell victim to rain, ending the Gibson Insurance Agency 410 Sprints points racing season with Jack Sodeman Jr. being named the 2010 champion for the second year in a row.

Sodeman, of North Jackson, ends the season with three feature wins, six top five finishes, seven top-10 finishes, seven heat race wins and a consi win. S and S racing and Mark Kubick from Economy Tooling co-own the 23JR machine, which blew a motor with a few weeks of the season remaining. Sodeman finished the season in the #94, which is owned by Jeff Rudzik.

Sodeman's sponsors include Unwired Wireless, Economy Tooling, PRS Transit, Townsend Gas and Oil, Pro Shocks, Butler Built Seats, Foster Pools and Daffron Auto Body.

2010 Gibson Insurance Agency 410 Sprints Top 10 in points: 1. Jack Sodeman Jr. 2. Gale Ruth Jr. 3. Brent Matus 4. Bob Lime 5. Aaron Shaffer 6. Brandon Matus 7. Russ Sansosti 8. Leo O'Malley 9. Broc Martin 10. Jimmy Seger
The Faster Pastor event, featuring 10 local religious leaders in Hobby Stocks and Pro Stocks, from August 14 has been re-scheduled to September 4th. Rain checks from Saturday will be good for events through the remainder of the season.

Next up at Sharon Speedway is an appearance on August 21 by the Dirtcar Sprints in a $2,000-to-win feature. The Governor Insurance Agency Big Block Modifieds, Pro Stocks, Hobby Stocks and Limited Sprints will also run on August 21. The event will also feature a Hawaiian Luau and fans are encouraged to dress in tropical attire. For kids, there will be a bike race with prizes for the children. To compete in the event, children are required to wear a helmet.

Tickets will go on sale next week for the Apple Fest Nationals, which will be held at Sharon Speedway on Sept. 17 and 18. The first day will include FASTRAK Late Models, a $500 open stock show and Sportsman, 2 bbl E-Mod and Limited Sprint Racing. Racing will begin at 5 p.m. and racing will start at 7 p.m.

Friday, Sept. 17 will also include the $1,000-to-win E-Mod race scheduled for August 14. E-Mods will be in competition both nights.

The second day of the Apple Fest Nationals, the Russ King Memorial, will begin at 4 p.m. with racing at 6 p.m. The FASTRAK Late Models will run another race on the second day, and the BRP Modifieds will also be in action. Also on Sept. 18, there's an $800 Open Stock feature and the Stars Mod Lites will be in competition.

General admission tickets for one day are $13 and $20 for both days. Pit passes for one day will be $25 and $40 for both days. The Apple Fest Nationals will include entertainment provided by Tom's Septic and Sewer Cleaning and Portable Toilet Rentals.

UPCOMING EVENTS: Friday Night Thunder August 27. Faster Pastor and $1,000-to-win E-Mod feature August 14. Applefest September 17 and 18. Dirtcar Sprints August 21. Labor Day Special with ASCS Sprints September 4.

Sharon Speedway is a 3/8-mile dirt oval located in Hartford, Ohio. Sharon Speedway is one of the oldest, continuously running weekly racetracks in the United States. Visit sharonspeedway.com for a complete schedule, directions to the track and the latest news. Buckle up and hang on as Sharon Speedway brings you dirt track racing at its finest!

Blair wins FASTRAK Regional event at Raceway 7
By: Jay Pees

Blair wins FASTRAK Regional event at Raceway 7! Hall, Ferringer, and Boyd also pick up wins.

Conneaut, OH (August 13, 2010): The FASTRAK Northeast Regional series moved into Raceway 7 Friday night for an event paying $1200 for the win. Four heats were necessary along with a “B” Main to set the starting field for the 25-lap “A” Main. Max Blair continued his domination of the division, coming from the third row to the lead by the seventh lap. The other three regular classes were also in action with Randy Hall and Dave Ferringer picking up their first wins of the season. Jonny Boyd continued his domination of the Evergreen Lake Park Campground Mini Stocks, winning his seventh feature of the season.

The youngster Bud Watson led the veteran Mark Banal at the end of the first lap for the Swartz Construction FASTRAK Late Models regional event. A spin in turn two of lap two brought the field under caution and the leaders side by side for the restart. Banal grabbed the lead in the back straight with Max Blair making it three wide for the lead as the field headed into turn three. Blair wisely backed out and waited for a better chance to lead. Using the low line, Blair got alongside Banal at the end of lap 6 and was the leader one lap later. Another caution at lap ten erased Blair’s lead. Blair again took off with the lead as Dave Airgood Jr managed to get by Banal for second. Mike Pegher Jr began challenging for third as caution again was shown for a spin in turn one. Pegher finally got by Banal at lap 14. Debris in turn one brought out the final caution of the race at lap 19. For the six lap dash to the checkers and the glory, Blair was uncontested for the win with Airgood second. By virtue of having the preferred outside line for the double-file restart, Banal was able to get back to third. John Volpe made a valiant effort to get by Pegher on the final lap but came up short.

Brian Douglas took off to the immediate lead in the Zimmer’s Service Center E-Mod feature with Randy Hall coming to the lead at lap two. Hall opened a lead over second running Percy McDonald and third place Russ Dunn, the current points leader. Dunn began closing the gap on Hall as a lap nine erased it completely. For the restart Hall was in front with Dunn and McDonald right behind side by side. As the cars raced into turn one McDonald and Dunn spun and eventually collected Rich Michael Jr, Bill Taylor, and Gerry Kielar. Dunn retired to the pits for repairs but made it back for the restart. Percy McDonald had to be towed to the infield, done for the night. Just before the restart Joel Watson pulled off the track to the pits with undisclosed mechanical problems. Hall again was the leader with Rich Gardner pursuing this time and Dan McDonald third. Chuck Steinle Jr was alongside McDonald with five laps to go. McDonald held on for third over Steinle with Dunn working his way back to fifth by the finish.

The Campbell’s Mini Storage Street Stock field was brought to the green flag by Dave Tolon and former class champion Dave Ferringer. Tolon led the 16 car field into turn one but Ferringer took the lead down the back straight. Tolon then looped his mount in turn two of lap two, bringing caution over the field. At the green Ken Zimmer came to second from his third row starting spot and challenged for the lead. After another yellow flag period Zimmer was able to get alongside Ferringer but couldn’t complete the pass. Jackson Humanic clipped one of the infield tires at lap nine, spinning and bringing out another caution, again tightening the field. Ferringer was able to maintain his lead and picked up his first win of the season over Zimmer, Ed Bolyard, Zach Downes, and Tommy Fox.

By virtual of the draw points leader Jonny Boyd started the Evergreen Lake Park Campground Mini Stocks feature on the pole with second place points car of Bud Sergeff on the outside of the front row. Boyd’s Dodge Daytona was the class of the field, pulling away from Sergeff at the start. Jon Boyd Sr, slid high in turn two at lap two after contact with Carlos Aponte, stalling out and bringing caution over the field and allowing Sergeff to close the gap on the leader for the restart The little Dodge again took off to the lead with Sergeff maintaining second over Bill Rabbits. Joe Plesniak, throwing sparks most of the event, got by Rabbits near the end. Brad Cole wound up fifth.

Results:

Schwartz Construction Fastrak Late Models:

Heat 1: Max Blair, Dan Karalogas, Bud Watson, John Volpe, Steve Dixon, Ben Black, Josh Double, Jim Long

Heat 2: John Haggerty, Newt Tackett, Bob Dorman, Josh Holtgraver, Butch Lambert, Shane Bambarger, Bob Vogt, Justin Kreider

Heat 3: Mike Pegher Jr, Dave Airgood Jr, Mark Banal, Kevin Decker, Bill Cunningham Sr, Billy Cunningham Jr, Jason Genco, Chad Wright

Heat 4: Mike Mitchell, Billy Henry, Gary Knollinger, Kyle Zimmerman, Rich Gardner, Bob Diver, Jamie Brown

B-Main: Shane Bambarger, Ben Black, Josh Double, Billy Cunningham Jr, Jason Genco, Jim Long, Chad Wright, Justin Kreider, Bob Diver, Jamie Brown, Bob Vogt (DNS)

Non-Qualifier’s Race: Jason Genco, Chad Wright, Jim Long, Justin Kreider, Bob Diver

Feature: Max Blair, Dave Airgood Jr, Mark Banal, Mike Pegher Jr, John Volpe, Bud Watson, Billy Henry, Gary Knollinger, Butch Lambert, Kyle Zimmerman, John Haggerty, Michael Mitchell, Josh Holtgraver, Steve Dixon, Shane Bambarger, Rich Gardner, Josh Double, Kevin Decker, Ben Black, Newt Tackett, Bill Cunningham Sr, Billy Cunningham Jr, Bob Dorman, Dan Karalogas

Zimmer Service Center E-Mods:

Heat 1: Dan McDonald, Brian Douglas, Mike Kinney, Bob Diver, Rich Michael, Chuck Steinle Jr

Heat 2: Joel Watson, Randy Hall, Percy McDonald, Russ Dunn, Gerry Kielar, Rich Gardner

Feature: Randy Hall, Rich Gardner, Dan McDonald, Chuck Steinle Jr, Russ Dunn, Mike Kinney, Rich Michael, Bill Taylor, Percy McDonald, Joel Watson, Gerry Kielar, Bob Diver, Brian Douglas

Campbell’s Mini Storage Street Stocks:

Heat 1: Tommy Fox, Dave Ferringer, Dave Tolon, Ed Bolyard, Jackson Humanic, Art Edwards, Al Herman, Tyson Harmon, Chuck Fultz

Heat 2: Ken Zimmer, Don Kramer, Denny Crawford, Zach Downes, Joe Rohrer, Tony Hyde, Rick Prosser, Bill Banick

Feature: Dave Ferringer, Ken Zimmer, Ed Bolyard, Zack Downes, Tommy Fox, Tony Hyde, Denny Crawford, Joe Rohrer, Rick Prosser, Dave Tolon, Bill Banick, Al Herman, Art Edwards, Don Cramer, Jackson Humanic, Tyson Harmon, Chuck Fultz (DNS)

Evergreen Lake Park Campground Mini Stocks:

Heat 1: Jonny Boyd, Bill Rabbits, Joe Plesniak, Ron Armstrong, Jason Easler, Josh Hovis, Doug Smith

Heat 2: Kyle Jackson, Bud Sergeff, Brad Cole, Jon Boyd Sr, Joe Keney, Carlos Aponte, Wes Stull

Feature: Jonny Boyd, Bud Sergeff, Joe Plesniak, Bill Rabbits, Brad Cole, Jason Easler, Ron Armstrong, Jon Boyd Sr, Carlos Aponte, Wesley Stull, Joe Keney, Kyle Jackson, Josh Hovis (DNS), Doug Smith (DNS)

BEDFORD, PA – It was the Bedford/Cumberland shootout Friday night at the Bedford Speedway, and Matt Parks made Friday the 13th lucky by winning the Super Late Model main event. Robbie Black won his 2nd feature event in the Limited Late Models, and Jim Sayler took home the checkers in the Street Stocks. Charlie Walter returned to victory lane in the Hobby Stocks after a rough mid-season stretch and Jeff Treece won his first ever feature at Bedford in the 4 Cylinders.

In Super Late Model action, Matt Parks started on the outside pole and assumed the lead on the first lap. It wasn’t long until the top five broke free from the pack, with Nick Dickson hounding Parks for the lead, Jack Pencil third, Jeff Rine fourth, and Scott Haus fifth. With Parks on the top side, and Dickson on the bottom, the pair ran side by side lap after lap. With five laps to go, the top five caught the tail of the field. This allowed Pencil to join the top two for a battle for the top spot, but Parks prevailed at the checkered. Dickson followed closely in second and Pencil third. Rine and Haus completed the top five, and Derek Byler, Greg Fetters, Jeff Miller, Andy Fries, and Shawn Claar finished out the top ten. Rine and Parks won the heats. The feature event went 25 laps without caution.

Friday the 13th reared its ugly head in the Limited Late Model feature. Darrell Dick took the lead at the drop of the green and looked to have the race in hand. Dick dominated for most of the race, but 8th starting Matt Sponaugle was on the move. The pair ran side by side for several laps, and then disaster struck with two laps to go. With Dick on the outside, and Sponaugle on the inside, the pair made significant contact in turn 4. The result was Darrell’s mount facing the wrong direction, and Sponaugle sent to the rear. Robbie Black assumed the lead on the restart, and held on for the win over Mike Altobelli, Jr., Tim Smith, Jr., Donnie Farlling, and Matt Howsare. Sixth through tenth went to Brian Lowery, Andy Teno, Rance Garlock, Rick Singleton, and Matt Cosner. Heats went to Daniel Cornman, Matt Sponaugle, and Darrel Dick.

Jim Sayler earned his third feature win of the year in the Street Stocks. It was a typical grade a style Street Stock Feature, with action all through the pack. Bill Henney took the lead from his pole starting position, and led until Sayler stole the lead with five to go. Henney ended the night in second, Brian Duffy third, Jamey Swank fourth, and Daryl Whetstone fifth. Jesse Snyder, Chris Chamberlain, Kerry Molovich, Zane Weicht, and Cody Buterbaugh completed the top ten. Sayler and Henney won the heat events.

Jeff Treece earned his first ever win in the 4 cylinders over Andrew Pluta, Jeremy Miller, James Best, and Cindy Rhodes. Miller and Mike Lauffer won the preliminary heats.

The URC Sprint Cars will be in town next Friday for their annual visit to the track, continuing a long standing tradition. The Super Late Models will also be on hand, racing for $2,000 to win. Also appearing will be the Street Stocks, Hobby Stocks and 4 Cylinders. Gates open at 4:30. Racing action will start 30 minutes early, with hot laps at 6:15. General admission is $20, and the pits are $30. Call the speedway office at 814-623-0500 for more information, or visit www.bedfordspeedway.com for more details.

BEDFORD VALLEY PETROLEUM SUPER LATE MODELS

FEATURE: 1. Matt Parks 2. Nick Dickson 3. Jack Pencil 4. Jeff Rine 5. Scott Haus 6. Derek Byler 7. Greg Fetters 8. Jeff Miller 9. Andy Fries 10. Shawn Claar 11. Allen Lemin (DNF) 12. Randy Burkholder (DNF) 13. Chris Harr (DNS)

HEAT 1: Rine, Haus, Pencil

HEAT 2: Parks, Fetters, Burkholder

MILLER AUTO PARTS LIMITED LATE MODELS

FEATURE: 1. Robbie Black 2. Mike Altobelli, Jr. 3. Tim Smith, JR. 4. Donnie Farlling 5. Matt Howsare 6. Brian Lowery 7. Andy Teno 8. Rance Garlock 9. Rick Singleton 10. Matt Cosner 11. Brian Lessley 12. Craig Perigo 13. Eddie Cornett 14. Tyler Ritchey 15. Eric Irvan 16. Matt Sponaugle 17. Cory Weaver (DNF) 18. Darrell Dick (DNF) 19. Daniel Cornman (DNF) 20. Travis Cottle (DNF) 21. Travis Fleegle (DNF)

DNS: Josh Berrier

HEAT 1: Cornaman, Smith, Howsare

HEAT 2: Sponaugle, Altobelli, Black

HEAT 3: Dick, Singleton, Farlling

TC WAREHOUSE STREET STOCKS

FEATURE: 1. Jim Sayler 2. Bill Henney 3. Brian Duffy 4. Jamey Swank 5. Daryl Whetstone 6. Jesse Snyder 7. Chris Chamberlain 8. Kerry Molovich 9. Zane Weicht 10. Cody Buterbaugh 11. Rich Swope 12. Greg Hainsey (DNF) 13. Travis Brown (DNF) 14. Dave Brown (DNF)

HEAT 1: Sayler, Chamberlain, Whetstone

HEAT 2: Henney, Hainsey, Swank

RITCHEY SANDBLASTING HOBBY STOCKS

FEATURE: 1. Charlie Walter 2. Travis Group 3. Doug Slick 4. Chad Gambol 5. Terry Norris 6. Kenny Imler, Jr. 7. Reed Stickel 8. Lou Wannyn 9. Bill Replogle 10. Jarrod Brown 11. Justin Vaughn (DNF) 12. Chuck Weyant (DNF) 13. Rick Potter (DNF)

HEAT 1: Group, Walter, Norris

HEAT 2: Imler, Stickel, Slick

THOMAS SUBARU 4 CYLINDERS

FEATURE: 1. Jeff Treece 2. Andrew Pluta 3. Jeremy Miller 4. James Best 5. Cindy Rhodes 6. Casey Fleegle 7. Ralph Miller 8. Mike Lauffer 9. Paul Crynock, Jr. 10. Jon Gephart 11. Joel Vinglas, Jr. 12. Troy Imler 13. Phil Best 14. Kevin See (DNF) 15. Joe Means (DNF) 16. Juan Ryan (DNF) 17. Ronnie Valentine (DNF) 18. Steve Frederick (DNF)

HEAT 1: J. Miller, Treece, Ryan

HEAT 2: Lauffer, Means, Crynock, Jr.

(MARS PA) - The payoff for the UFo vs. ULMS "Red Miley Rumble" at Pittsburgh's PA Motor Speedway continues to grow with the addition of position sponsorship bonus money. Over $1,200 has been added to the original payoff to date for this dual-tour event on Saturday, August 28.

For 2010, position sponsorships are being offered for the UFo/ULMS "Red Miley Rumble" instead of lap money, to better distribute the payoff through the field. Sponsors can purchase any position for $53, and 100% of that will go to the driver finishing in that position in addition to the listed payoff. Unlimited position sponsorships are available and any additional sponsorships sold will continue to increase the payoff. Those interested in purchasing a position should contact Matt Miley at 412-279-7223 or mmiley99@comcast.net.

The UFo/ULMS "Red Miley Rumble" currently is paying $4,212 to win and $353 for 24th for the 44-lap feature event. As a bonus at PPMS on Saturday, August 28, the 2nd 28-lap UFo/ULMS feature of the PENNational that was rained out on July 24 will be run after the completion of the 1st event. The grid for that race is set with an inversion of 12 putting Mike Knight of Ripley, NY and Dennis Lunger of Albion, PA on the front row and 1st feature winner John Flinner of Zelienople, PA and Steve Baker of Fairmonth, WV on the 6th row. That race will pay another $2,000 to win.

The UFo/ULMS "Red Miley Rumble" is a tribute to former PPMS as well as Motordrome track owner Red Miley. Red was the leader of Miley Motor Sports until his passing. Red was born in 1953, and was 53 years old when he left on 5/3/2006. The number "53" is significant throughout the event.

The FASTRAK Semi-Lates will pay $550 to win, E-mods $450 and Cadets $350 at the UFo/ULMS "Red Miley Rumble." The Hobby and Young Guns will also be in competition. Gates will open at 5:00 with warm-ups at 6:00 and racing at 7:00 PM. Adult admission is $20, Seniors $16, Junior 12-15 $10, Children 7-11 $5 and $35 for the pits. The rain date for the UFo/ULMS "Red Miley Rumble" will be Sunday, August 29.


The total current payoff for the UFo/ULMS Super Late Models for the "Red Miley Rumble" 44 lap feature at PPMS will be 1st-$4,212 2nd-$1,853 3rd-$1,253 4th-$1,053 5th-$853 6th-$753 7th-$653 8th-$603 9th-$553 10th-$503 11th-$478 12th-$453 13th-$443 14th-$428 15th-$403 16th-$393 17th-$378 18th-$378 19th-$378 20th-$378 21st-$353 22nd-$353 23rd-$353 24th-$353 PLUSALL ADDITIONAL POSITION SPONSORSHIPS WILL BE ADDED TO THE TOTAL PAYOFF. $100 will be paid to dnq cars starting a heat.

Current sponsors include: Broughers Machine Shop, Vicki Emig, Brutt Specialty Tires/Ron Brutt, Jade, Lydia and Kate Miley. Drew's Auto Service, Geisler Racing, L & R Racing, Speedway Productions/Don Gamble, Todd's Auto Body, Sis Miley, Bob Miller, Howard Hanna, Classic Impressions, Hill's Subway/Paul Hill Family, Linda Fennell, Winner Circle Motorsports, Jefferson Industrial Services/Lincoln Mechanical Services, Kennedy Tavern & Bowling Center, BRP Tour/Lou Long, Esq - Pietragallo-Gordon-Alfano-Bosick & Raspanti, Naughton Insurance Company, Santiago Distributing, Yeungling Brewery and Northwest EMS.

The next event for the UFo Race Championship is the rescheduled UFo "Shawn McGarvey Showdown" at the Thunder Valley Raceway at Central City, PA on Sunday night, August 22. This 38P-lap UFo Super Late Model event will pay $3,008P to the winner and $300 to start, an increase of the original payoff that was set for the event. This event is being run in conjunction with the 3 State Flyers event at the Roaring Knob Motorsports Complex on Saturday, August 21 which also pays $3,000 to the winner.

Shawn was a multi-time TVR Limited Late Model track champion who was lost in a work-related accident in 2009. Shawn was a full-time competitor on the UFo Race Championship in the 2008 season and finished 5th in the final points. He also captured track championships at Dog Hollow Speedway and Central PA Speedway.

A full program of UFo Super Late Model extended lap heat races and consolation(s) will determine the feature lineup. The starting grid has been increased to 25 cars, which will include 1 UFo provisional, 1 track provisional and the highest finisher from the heat races of the June 19 rainout. TVR, with its park-like setting, offers both grandstand seating and hillside seating for lawn chairs. TVR has attracted full fields of Super Late Models at its 2010 events. With the track's central location and its strong field of home track competitors, an excellent field of UFo Super Late Models is expected for this East vs. West face-off.

TVR's Semi-Late/Street Stocks, Pure Stocks and 4-Cylinders will round out the racing program. Gates will open at 5:00 with warm-ups at 7:00 and racing at 7:30 PM. Tickets will be $20 for the Grandstands for ages 11 and over, and $28 for the pits.

On Labor Day weekend, the biggest short track event ever will take place at the Tyler County Speedway and will include the participation of the UFo Race Championship on the first night of competition. "The Black Diamond 125" and the UFo "WV State Championship" on September 3 and 4 will pay out a total of $60,000 to win from a $250,000 all-division total payoff.

The massive weekend will kick off on Friday Night, September 3 with the running of the UFo "WV State Championship" finale. The UFo Super Late Models will compete in a full racing program with the Area 51-lap feature paying $10,000 to the winner and $400 to start. This event will be the finale of the 2010 WV State Championship races at TylerCounty. The winner of the "WV State Championship" feature will receive a guaranteed starting position in the 1st feature of "The Black Diamond" on Saturday night, with the overall points winner of the WV State Championship races receiving a guaranteed starting position in the 2nd feature.

Friday night will feature a late model double-header as the FASTRAK Semi-Lates will compete for $3,000 to win, 30 lap event. The AMRA E-mods, TSMA Hot Mods, Pure Stocks, AMRA Mod-Lites and Junkyard Warriors will also be on the racing program.

On Saturday night, September 4, Tyler County Speedway will be the site of the biggest Super Late Model event ever in the eastern states! "The Black Diamond 125" will feature 3 unsanctioned Super Late Model features paying an overall total of $50,000 to win. The field will be spilt into half upon completion for registration. Each half of the field will compete in its own full racing program. Two $20,000 to win, $1,000 to start, 50-lap preliminary feature races will be run for the top 24 cars from each half of the field. 48 drivers will win at least $1,000 on Saturday night in addition to their winnings from Friday night.

The top 8 finishers from each of Saturday's preliminary feature will then be combined into the 25-lap "Black Diamond" finale paying $10,000 to the winner . The winners of the preliminary features will start 15th and 16th while a total redraw among the other 14 qualifying drivers will determine the first 7 rows for that race. If either of those preliminary winners wins the 25-lap finale, they will earn an additional $20,000 bonus! A driver winning Friday night's UFo "WV State Championship", either of the two preliminary "Black Diamond" features and "The Black Diamond" finale will collect $60,000. Practice time will also be available for the E-mods on Saturday night.

The E-mods will shine in the spotlight on Sunday night, September 5 with the running of the "Modified National Championship." $10,000 will be paid to the winner of the 100 lap E-mod championship feature. Mammoth fields of Super Late Models and E-mods are expected for "The Black Diamond" weekend at TylerCounty as the wide, ¼ mile supertrack allows a high number of race teams to be competitive to win the big payoffs.

Monday, September 6 is a raindate in case of inclement weather during "The Black Diamond" weekend. An open practice will be held on Tuesday, August 31 from 7:00 to 9:00 PM. On Friday, Satruday, and Sunday, pit gates will open at noon each day with grandstands opening at 4:30, warm-ups at 6:30 and racing at 7:00 PM.

Drivers can currently pre-enter "The Black Diamond 125" and the "Modified National Championship" at a discount rate. Super Late Model discount pre-entry is $100 and has been extended through August 25, 2010. Super Late Model gate entry will be $200 for those that are not pre-registered. Friday night's UFo "WV State Championship" will have no car entry fee. E-mod pre-entry is currently only $50 through August 25, 2010 and will be $100 at the gate. Drivers may obtain the pre-entry form at the track website, http:// http://www.tylercountyspeedwayonline.com.

Highly discounted advance tickets are currently on sale for "The Black Diamond" weekend. A 3-day adult grandstand ticket is only $38 with a 3-day, all-access pit pass at $53. Advance tickets must be purchased by Sept. 2, 2010 and can be ordered by calling (304) 758-4253. One day ticket prices are $18 grandstands and $33 pits on Friday, $28 grandstand and $48 pits on Saturday, $18 grandstand and $33 pits on Sunday, and $15 pits and $5 grandstands on Tuesday. Camping is managed by the fair board at $15/night.

The following weekend on Saturday September 11, the UFo Race Championship will return to the Roaring Knob Motorsports Complex at Markleysburg, PA for the UFo "King of the Knob" The Area 51-lap feature will pay $5,000 to the winner. This event is renowned for generating big fields of Super Late Models. DJ Myers of Greencastle, PA is the defending champion of the UFo "King of the Knob." Full event details will be released in the upcoming weeks.

The UFo and ULMS Super Late Models will return to Pittsburgh's PA Motor Speedway for the 22nd annual "Pittsburgher." The 2009 edition of this event produced some of the most spectacular racing action in the history of the track with Bart Hartman of Zanesville, OH passing 26 cars in the twin features, winning both races. The BRP Big Block Modifieds and 410 Sprint cars have been added to the UFo/ULMS "Pittsburgher" weekend, giving more power to the event. Full event details and other divisions will be announced shortly.

The UFo Super Late Models season finale finds a new home in 2010. "The Ultimate," which was the premier event at the now-closed Challenger Raceway moves to the mountains at Roaring Knob on October 7-8-9. The UFo Super Late Model feature will pay $7,000 and will be the biggest payoff ever at Roaring Knob. The "Spectacular FallFest Championships will feature the FASTRAK Semi-Lates for $2,000 to win as well as other divisions to be announced during August. This event will stay true to the form of the great event at the Challenger Raceway, providing fans and drivers with a great way to finish up the racing season in Western PA.

The new payoff for the UFo Super Late Models for the "Shawn McGarvey Showdown" 38P lap feature at Thunder Valley will be 1st-$3,008 2nd-$1,400 3rd-$1,000 4th-$800 5th-$700 6th-$600 7th-$550 8th-$500 9th-$475 10th-$450 11th-$425 12th-$400 13th-$390 14th-$375 15th-$350 16th-$340 17th-$325 18th-$325 19th-$325 20th-$325 21st-$300 22nd-$300 23rd-$300 24th-$300 25th-$300. $100 will be paid to dnq cars starting a heat.

The payoff for the UFo Super Late Models for the "WV State Championship" Area-51 lap feature at Tyler County on Friday, September 3 will be 1st-$10,000 2nd-$4,000 3rd-$2,000 4th-$1,200 5th-$1,000 6 th-$800 7th-$700 8th-$650 9th-$600 10th- $575 11th-$550 12th-$525 13 th-$500 14th-$475 15th-$450 16th-$425 17th- $400 18th-$400 19th-$400 20 th-$400 21st- $400 22nd- $400 $100 will be paid to dnq cars starting a heat.

The payoff for the 1st preliminary feature of the unsanctioned "Black Diamond 125" at Tyler County will be (each driver will be eligible to compete in 1 feature): 1st-$20,000 2nd-$7,500 3rd-$5,000 4th-$3,000 5th-$2,500 6 th-$2,000 7th-$1,800 8th-$1,600 9th-$1,400 10th- $1,300 11th-$1,200 12th-$1,100 13 th-$1,000 14th-$1,000 15th-$1,000 16th-$1,000 17th- $1,000 18th-$1,000 19th-$1,000 20 th-$1,000 21st- $1,000 22nd- $1,000 23rd- $1,000 24th- $1,000

The payoff for the 2nd preliminary feature of the unsanctioned "Black Diamond 125" at Tyler County will be (each driver will be eligible to compete in 1 feature): 1st-$20,000 2nd-$7,500 3rd-$5,000 4th-$3,000 5th-$2,500 6 th-$2,000 7th-$1,800 8th-$1,600 9th-$1,400 10th- $1,300 11th-$1,200 12th-$1,100 13 th-$1,000 14th-$1,000 15th-$1,000 16th-$1,000 17th- $1,000 18th-$1,000 19th-$1,000 20 th-$1,000 21st- $1,000 22nd- $1,000 23rd- $1,000 24th- $1,000

The winner of the 25-lap "Black Diamond" Super Late Model finale at TylerCounty will receive $10,000. Any driver winning their preliminary feature and the finale will receive and additional $20,000.

The payoff for the UFo Super Late Models for the "King of the Knob" 51 lap feature at Roaring Knob will be 1st-$5,000 2nd-$2,000 3rd-$1,400 4th-$1,200 5th-$1,000 6th-$800 7th-$700 8th-$600 9th-$550 10th-$500 11th-$475 12th-$450 13th-$440 14th-$425 15th-$400 16th-$390 17th-$375 18th-$375 19th-$375 20th-$375 21st-$350 22nd-$350 23rd-$350 24th-$350. $100 will be paid to dnq cars starting a heat.

The UFo events have no car entry fee for the UFo Super Late Models, and UFo does not have an annual driver membership fee.

The UFo Race Championship is an event marketing alliance among supertracks in the Pennova region (Western PA-Northern WV-Northeastern OH). Participating speedways presents their own championship Super Late Model events under the UFo banner throughout the season using common tech and procedure rules with a year-end, group funded, point bonus for the top finishing drivers on the tour. Eligible tracks are within the 3 hour travel distance of the central point of Washington, PA.

The UFo Race Championship Tour is proudly sponsored by Lias Tire/American Racer of Indiana, PA, Hoosier Tire Mid-Atlantic with distributors in Saxonburg, PA, Roaring Springs PA and Finksburg, MD and Townsend Gas and Oil at Homer City, PA. 100% of their points fund sponsorship will be given to the top point standing drivers in prize money and awards. More information on these sponsors may be found at http://www.hoosiermidatlantic.com, http://www.americanraceronline.com, and http://www.townsendgasoil.com.
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2010 Contingency awards are provided by Bernheisel Race Components and Lazer Chassis. Information on their products may be found at http://www.bernheiselracecars.com.

Complete information on the UFo Race Championship may be found at http://www.uforacechampionship.com. ; Dog Hollow Speedway is located east of Indiana, PA off US 422 on PA 403 at Strongstown. The track phone is 814-948-6812 and promoter phone is 814-948-4252. The track website is http://www.dog-hollow.net. ;

MercerRacewayPark is located just north of Mercer, PA off US 19 on Fairground Road. The track website is http://www.mercerracewaypark.com, race day phone 724-662-1310 and office phone 724-964-9300.

Pittsburgh's PA Motor Speedway is located just west of Pittsburgh off US 22/30 at Imperial, PA off the Noblestown exit. The track website is http://www.ppms.com, office phone 412-279-7223 and race day phone 724-695-3363 or 724-695-0393. Roaring Knob Motorsports Complex is located east of Farmington, PA off US 40. Website information may be obtained at http://www.roaringknob.com, with office phone for Oval Track Promotions of 410-857-3821 and race day phone 724-329-0306.

Thunder Valley Raceway is located off PA 160 and US 30 at Central City, PA on Shade Church Road. The track website is http://www..thundervalleyraceway.com, race day phone 814-754-8090 and office phone 301-733-3688. Tyler County Speedway is located south of Middlebourne, WV on SR 18 at the Tyler County Fairgrounds. Tyler County Speedway is located south of Middlebourne, WV on SR 18 at the Tyler County Fairgrounds. The track website is http://www.tylercountyspeedwayonline.com. with race day phone 304-758-2660 and phones for Circle Track Management Group of 304-483-2536, 304-758-4426, 304-758-5186 and 304-904-0021.

2010 UFo Race Championship Schedule
Subject to additions and modifications
RACEceviers required at PPMS, Roaring Knob, Tyler Co and Dog Hollow.
Transponders Required at PPMS. Rentals available at the tracks.

Saturday, March 27 / MercerRacewayPark / Chiller Thriller / 41 laps / $2,500 won by Mike Knight
Saturday, April 17 / Tyler County Speedway / Topless 51 / 51 laps / $5,000 won by Paul Wilmoth, Jr
Saturday, May 15 / Pittsburgh's PA Motor Speedway / F-2 Shockwave / 2-22 laps / $3,000 total won by Mark Banal and John Mollick
Saturday, June 12 / Roaring Knob Motorsports Complex / Laurel Highlander / 38 laps / $2,500 won by Mel Minnick Jr
Saturday, July 3 / Tyler County Speedway / Earl Hill Championship / 51 laps / $5,000 won Jared Hawkins
Sunday, July 11 / Dog Hollow Speedway / Revolution 2010 / 44 laps/ $5,000 won by Jason Covert
Saturday, July 17 / Roaring Knob Motorsports Complex / Supernational Road / 40 laps / $3,000 won by Jeremy Miller
Saturday, July 24 / Pittsburgh's PA Motor Speedway / PENNational / 2-28 laps / $4,000 total won by John Flinner
Sunday, August 22 / Thunder Valley Raceway / Shawn McGarvey Showdown / 38P laps / $3,008P

Saturday, August 28 / Pittsburgh's PA Motor Speedway / Red Miley Rumble / 44 laps / $4,053 to win!
PLUS! Rain Out Feature from July 24 / 28 laps / $2,000 to win!

Friday, September 3 / Tyler County Speedway / The Black Diamond-WV State Championship / 51 laps / $10,000
Saturday, September 4 / off for The Black Diamond 125 at TylerCountySpeedway - $50,000 total
Saturday September 11 / Roaring Knob Motorsports Complex/ King of the Knob / 51 laps / $5,000
Thursday, Friday, Saturday September 16-17-18 / Pittsburgh's PA Motor Speedway / The Pittsburgher
Thursday, Friday, Saturday October 7-8-9 / The Ultimate / Roaring Knob / TBA laps / $7,000


Updated UFo Race Championship point standings as of "PENNational" at PPMS
1, 755, 119, Chad McClellan, Stoystown, PA
2, 735, 4J, John Mollick, Toronto, OH
3, 715, 17, Keith Barbara, South Park, PA
4, 654.5, 91, Tommy Beck, Murrysville, PA
5, 598, 18D, Danny Mitchell, Clarksburg, WV
6, 430.5, H1, Jared Miley, South Park, PA
7, 396, S1, Jim Kutas, Elizabeth, PA
8, 354, 46, Doug Horton, Bruceton Mills, WV
9, 304, 70J, D.J. Myers, Greencastle, PA
10, 282, 37, Jared Hawkins, Fairmont, WV
11, 263, 1M, Jeremy Miller, Gettysburg, PA
12, 259, 00H, Chuck Harper, Beverly, WV
13, 252, 14, Gary Dalton, Morgantown, WV
14, 245, 43A, Jason Covert, York Haven, PA
15, 244, 48, John Flinner, Zelienople, PA
16, 238, 25, Bob Hershman, Swanton, MD
17, 236, 9, L.C. Powers, Mt. Morris, PA
18, 235, 56, Denton Boyer, Punxsutawney, PA
19, 231.5, 17L, Dennis Lunger, Albion, PA
20, 229.5, 16*, Dereck Frank, Jamestown, NY
21, 228, 43, Tom Decker, Jr., Bellwood, PA
22, 220.5, 38, Jim Stephans, Baldwin, PA
23 tie, 192, B1, Paul Wilmoth, Clarksburg, WV; 6, Jamie Lathroum, Mechanicsville, MD; 18, Robbie Scott, Shinnston, WV

Thunderstorms wipe out features Saturday at Mercer; make-up features to be run in subsequent nights
By: Mike Leone

(Mercer, PA).After a sunny start, thunderstorms developed off Lake Erie and
worked their way right across Interstates 76 and 80 plowing through Mercer
County and washing out the feature events Saturday night at Mercer Raceway Park.

Because all of the preliminary events were completed as per Mercer Raceway
Park's rain check policy, make-up features will be run in subsequent events.
The tentative schedule will begin with Mini Stocks this Saturday night, July 31
followed by Modifieds on August 7, Sprint Cars and FASTRAK Late Models on August
14, and Stock Cars on August 21.

Because of some confusion with announcements made during the thunderstorms when
people were exiting the gates, Mercer Raceway Park has made a decision to allow
those holding paid grandstand rain checks the following discounts for the next
two weeks only: adults $5, families $5, and students $2.

Due to time constraints now for the remainder of the season as to the nature of
the schedule, the "Meet Your Heroes" Autograph Night will be unable to be
rescheduled; however, the "In the Spotlight" pre-race autograph program will
continue nightly. Any drivers that had custom autograph cards prepared for this
night should contact the office to be scheduled within the "In the Spotlight"
program.

Heat winners were the following: Bob Felmlee and Eric Williams-Luxaire Heating &
Cooling Sprint Cars, Lonny Riggs and Jimmy Holden-Approved Toilet Rentals
Modifieds, Max Blair and Josh Double-4 Your Car Connection FASTRAK Late Models,
Russ Byler and Steve D'Apolito-Big Daddy's Speed Center Stock Cars, and John
Ford and Pete Blazczak-M&D Paving Mini Stocks. The feature fields for the
make-up features are set and no new cars will be added.

Coming up this Saturday night, July 31 will be the "Sprint Slug-Out" Open Wheel
Shootout event featuring the DIRTcar Sprint Challenge Series for $2,000 to-win
plus the first appearance in five seasons by the ARDC Midget Cars competing
wingless along with the Modifieds, Stock Cars, and Mini Stocks.

Mercer Raceway Park is a 3/8-mile dirt track located minutes from both
Interstate 79 and 80 just off Route 19 on Fairground Road in Mercer, Pa. Dirt
track racing and quality family entertainment are presented weekly late March
through early October. The office in New Bedford, Pa. is open year-round late
mornings and after 1:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. For more information call
the office at 724-964-9300 or the track on race day at 724-662-1310. Check out
our website at www.mercerracewaypark.com for the latest. Go to
www.twitter.com/mercerraceway or Mercer Raceway Park at www.facebook.com/mercerracewaypark
to stay up to date.

Severe Weather Shortens the Program at Hummingbird Speedway; Smeal, Moore, Hess, and Surra Victorious in Make Up Features
By: Robb Thomas

(Reynoldsville, Pa) July 24, 2010

To say the weather has been uncooperative this season at the Hummingbird Speedway would be an understatement. Several shows have been cancelled due to rain, and much like last week, this weeks show was halted by severe weather. On tap at the bullring was a full five division regular show as well as the completion of last weeks Street Stock feature and make up feature events for the Limited Late Models, Pure Stocks and Front Wheel Drive 4 Cylinders. Several new winners found victory lane in the make up features as Ryan Hess (Pure Stocks), Eric Moore (Limited Late Models) and Doug Surra (FWD 4 Cylinders) picked up their first feature wins, while Dan Smeal added to his win total in the Street Stocks.

The night started off with the Street Stocks returning to the track to complete their feature that was on the track last week when the rains hit. Fifteen laps remained in what would turn out to be one the most exciting finishes of the year. Leading feature winner Joe Kot led the field to the green with Jim “The Animal” Bloom on his outside. Kot would take the lead and begin to open up quite an advantage as Dom Surra and Bob Rosman worked their way around Bloom on the start. While Kot was pulling away from the field, thirteenth place starter Dan Smeal was working his way to the front, and used the low line to gain the fourth position from Bloom. Surra and Rosman were racing hard for second when Rosman took the spot on the low side of turn one and two, there was contact that resulted in a flat left rear tire for Rosman and a damaged hood for Surra. Rosman headed to the pits, as the #44 of Smeal gained the second spot from Surra and began to set his sights on Kot for the race lead. Kot had opened up a large lead, but that lead was erased when the caution flew for a spinning Brandon Connor. The restart put Smeal right on Kots’ rear bumper, and set up a duel to the finish. Kot took the lead on the restart with Smeal all over him. Smeal was looking low at both ends of the speedway, hounding the leader as the laps were winding down. Kot and Smeal would run side by side several times during the final few laps with Kot able to power back into the lead on the exit of the turns. As they crossed the line with two laps to go, the pair were side by side again, and would continue that way as they took the white flag. Kot was on the high side, with Smeal on the bottom as they entered turn one on the final lap. Smeal was able to gain a half a car length advantage as the pair raced side by side down the backstretch and in to turn three. The lead pair exited turn four door handle to door handle, and it was a drag race to the checkered flag. Smeal was able to maintain the slim advantage and crossed the line to take the win by a nose with Kot right by his side! The victory was Smeals’ third win of the season and it was a race that will be remember by all for a long time to come! Following Smeal and Kot across the line to round out the top five were Gary Little, Jeff Mease and Jim Bloom.

The Limited Late Model make up feature was next on the track with hot shoes Luke Hoffner and Cody Schultz on the front row. The green flag flew and the field flew into turn one. Hoffner and Schultz got together in turn one, sliding up the track allowing second row starters Eric Moore and Denny Fenton to slip by into the top two positions with John Chesnalavich right behind them. Hoffner quickly worked his way back around Chesnalavich for third as Fenton was looking under Moore for the lead. Contact was made between Fenton and Hoffner in turn three resulting in Fenton spinning in front of the field. The caution was charged to Fenton who was placed at the rear of the field, while it was ruled that Hoffner would retain his position as he didn’t stop on the track. Thirteenth place starter Dwayne Brooks was on the move and had worked his way into the top five and was challenging Schultz for third. Several cautions would slow the event and shuffle the field through the second half of the race. Each restart would see Moore power away to maintain his lead. Brooks was working the low side of the speedway and made his way around Hoffner into second. Hoffner would spin in turn two on the next lap and took a hard hit after the spin from Denny Draisma. Both drivers were ok, but both cars received severe damage. Out front, Moore was the class of the field as he once again powered away on the restart as the #1B of Brooks spun exiting turn 4. As the laps wound down, Moore began to stretch his lead as Chesnalavich was holding off the charges of Bobby McMillen for the second spot. When the checkered flag flew, it was Moore picking up his first win of the season in commanding fashion with Chesnalavich, McMillen, Brooks, and Rich Womeldorf rounding out the top five.

The Pure Stock make up feature was up next with Justin Kanouff and Dustin Challingsworth leading the field to the green flag. Leading feature winner Kyle Shannon was starting scratch on the field after recording three wins in a row in previous weeks. On the start, Kanouff shot into the lead with third place starter Matt Heindl settling in to second and Ryan Hess following in to third. Kanouff would lead the early portion of the race as the field jockeyed for position behind him. A quick caution would erase the lead that Kanouff had gained putting Hess right behind him for the restart. Hess got a great run out of turn two and the pair were side by side as they entered turn three. Hess powered out of turn four and into the lead as the midway point of the race passed. With the laps winding down, Hess continued to lead as Mike Calhoun was making his presence known taking the third position from Heindl and the second position from Kanouff a lap later. Once in second Calhoun quickly reeled in Hess and began challenging for the lead as the white flag flew. Calhoun made one last charge on the final lap but Hess turned away the challenge and went on the earn his first career feature victory! The top five at the line were Hess, Calhoun, Heindl, Zach Gustafson, and Kanouff.

The FWD 4 Cylinder make up feature rolled on to the track as the storm clouds began to thicken in the distance. Doug Surra would take the lead from his front row starting spot and never looked back as lead the entire distance picking up his first feature win of the season! Danny White, Aaron Luzier and Shawn Fedder put on a show with a race long battle for the second position. The top five at the line were Surra, White, Luzier, Fedder and Ben Smith.

With the make up races complete, and the storms appearing to be tracking north/east of the speedway, the heat races for the nights regular five division show were brought to the track. Adam Nixon and Mike Anderson picked up heat wins in the Four Cylinder division. The first Street Stock heat was on the track when a Tornado Watch and Severe Thunderstorm Warning were issued for the area. Dark clouds and streaks of lightening filled the sky as Brian Rhed took the checkered flag in the heat race. With severe weather on the way, track officials decided to cancel the rest of the show. The skies opened up ten minutes later as heavy wind and rain hit the speedway. Since half of the regular show was not completed, rain checks will be good for next week at the speedway. Next week is Fan Appreciation Night at the track and fans will be invited to the track during intermission to meet their favorite drivers. Bring you cameras and sharpies and be sure to get a picture and an autograph from your favorite Hummingbird Speedway drivers!

Full Results:

Street Stock Make up Feature:

1. Dan Smeal - Houtzdale

2. Joe Kot - Dubois

3. Gary Little - Clearfield

4. Jeff Mease - Clearfield

5. Jim Bloom - Curwensville

6. Chad Rougeux - Grampian

7. Bob Ralston - Philipsburg

8. Jonny Lindenpitz - Knoxdale

9. Brandon Connor - Dubois

10. Pernell Beimel - St. Marys

11. Mike Miller - Dubois

12. Paul Blake - Weedville

13. Bob Rosman - Sykesville

14. Dom Surra - Kersey

15. Jamie Price - Clearfield

16. Orin Taylor - Dubois

17. Brian Rhed - Brockport

Limited Late Model Make up Feature:

1. Eric Moore - Frenchville

2. John Chesnalavich - Reynoldsville

3. Bobby McMillen - St. Marys

4. Dwayne Brooks - Falls Creek

5. Rich Womeldorf - Apollo

6. Brian Molnar - Falls Creek

7. Denny Fenton - Clearfield

8. Todd English - Clearfield

9. Bill Davis - Luthersburg

10. Denny Draisma - Reynoldsville

11. Cody Shultz - Hyde

12. John Reed - Reynoldsville

13. Kyle Beimel - St. Marys

DNS: Tom Decker, Loren Sallek, Chris Farrell, Paul Kot, 92x.

Pure Stock Make up Feature:

1. Ryan Hess - Frenchville

2. Mike Calhoun - Brockway

3. Matt Heindl - St. Marys

4. Zach Gustafson - Weedville

5. Justin Kanouff - Clearfield

6. Dave Kohler - Stump Creek

7. Kyle Shannon - Brockway

8. Dustin Challingsworth - St. Marys

9. Nathan Yeaney - Corsica

10. Jeff Krach - Falls Creek

11. Jim Challingsworth - St. Marys

12. Fran Gustafson - Weedville

13. Roswell Babcock - Curwensville

14. Shawn Munoz - Punxsutawney

15. Frank Mayhew - Clearfield

16. Steven Arthurs - Falls Creek

DNS: BJ Hudson

FWD 4 Cylinder Make up Feature

1. Doug Surra - Kersey

2. Danny White - Dubois

3. Aaron Luzier - Clearfield

4. Shawn Fedder - Clearfield

5. Ben Smith - Penfield

6. Eric Luzier - Clearfield

7. Walt Fedder - Curwensville

8. Chad Desmett - Curwensville

9. Mike Lucas - Wallaceton

10. Stephanie Lucas - Centre Hall

11. Josh Frantz - Dubois

12. Jacob Kline - Sykesville

13. Sean Gearhart - Falls Creek

Tri-City Speedway Rained Out 7/25/2010
By: Brian Spaid

FRANKLIN, PA ... For the fourth time in the 2010 season, Tri-City Speedway was rained out on Sunday. The event was called mid-morning as rain fell throughout the region.
“The forecast shows rain through mid-afternoon, and it may clear off,” said H&H Motorsports Promoter Rich Hetrick. “In today’s world, however, we need to take into consideration a number of factors when deciding whether to race. After considering all those things, we decided that it was necessary to call the show. We will be back racing next week.”
The Pro Stock feature from June 27th, which was supposed to be run on July 25th, is now rescheduled for August 8th. Track officials will look over the schedule and consult with sponsors before deciding when to reschedule Joy Employee Fund Night and the Lowry Auto Wrecking Demolition Derby scheduled on July 25th. More information will be released by track officials in the near future.
Next Sunday August 1st, Tri-City Speedway will return with a special six-star racing show featuring the Cranberry 10 Minute Oil Change DIRTcar Super Sprints, Engles Trucking Services DIRTcar Big Block Modifieds, 4 Your Car Connection FASTRAK Late Models, Welding Technologies/Shaw Industries E Mods, E.F. Rogers Plumbing & Heating Pro Stocks, and Horn’s Collision Repair Center Mini Stocks. The DIRTcar Big Block Modifieds will run a feature only, which is the rain-delayed event from June 27th. Gates will open at 4 p.m. and racing starts at 6 p.m. Adult grandstand admission is reduced to $14 for all races that include Super Sprints for the rest of the season.

UPCOMING EVENTS

August 1 – 6-Star Racing with the DIRTcar Super Sprints, DIRTcar Big Block Modifieds (June 27th Feature Only), FASTRAK Late Models, E Mods, Pro Stocks and Mini Stocks (FASTRAK Late Model, E Mod and Pro Stock Mini Series Events)
August 8 – 6-Star Racing with the DIRTcar Big Block Modifieds, FASTRAK Late Models, E Mods, Pro Stocks (Double Features), Mini Stocks and School Bus Races (McDonald’s Kids Night with Bike Races Presented by Ray’s Racing Collectibles)
August 15 – 6-Star Racing with the DIRTcar Super Sprints, DIRTcar Big Block Modifieds, FASTRAK Late Models, E Mods, Pro Stocks and Mini Stocks (United Methodist Church Night) (FASTRAK Late Model, E Mod and Pro Stock Mini Series Events)
August 19 – Tri-City’s Thursday Night Thunder!! Featuring DIRTcar Super Sprints, FASTRAK Late Models and Thundercars
August 22 – 5-Star Racing with the DIRTcar Big Block Modifieds, FASTRAK Late Models, E Mods, Pro Stocks and Mini Stocks (Points End) (Pittsburgh Circle Track Club and Twin State Auto Racing Fan Club Night)

John Flinner tops first half of PENNational, rain wins second half at PPMS for UFo Race Championship

Imperial, PA (July 24) Pittsburgh's Pennsylvania Motor Speedway had scheduled the PENNational on Saturday night, with twin 28-lap feature races. John Flinner from Zelienople, PA won the first race, but weather moved in and the second race was canceled by rain. The second race for the co-sanctioned show between the UFo Race Championship and ULMS Racing Series will be made up as an added bonus to the Red Miley Rumble on Saturday, August 28.

29 cars were on hand for the event, divided into three qualifying heats. Keith Barbara took the first heat win, from the pole position. John Flinner topped heat 2, from second starting position. John Mollick won heat three from second spot. Lynn Geisler won the B-Main to set the 24 qualifiers for the first of the Pennational 28's.

In the redraw for the top 12 starting positions, front row berths were earned by Jim Stephans and Jared Miley, and they led the field to the green flag with lightning flashing to the north of the Monster Half Mile. Miley took off in the lead at the drop of the green over Stephans, Mark Banal, UFo point leader Chad McClellan, and Steve Baker. Baker shot to third on lap 2 ahead of Banal and eighth starting John Flinner, as McClellan slowed to a stop with a flat tire for the event's first caution period. After another incident on the attempted restart, Miley continued to lead over Baker, Flinner, Stephans, and Keith Barbara. Miley quickly built an advantage over the field, but entering turn one on lap 5 his mount shot up the track and pounded the outside wall, ending his evening.

Baker inherited the lead on the restart, and he controlled the race over Flinner, Barbara, Stephans, and PPMS point leader Mike Johnson. Baker and Flinner pulled away from the field as they raced for the lead, with Flinner making a strong challenge at lap 10. Entering turn three, Flinner dove to the bottom of the track and cleared Baker, becoming the new race leader with 11 laps complete. Third was being hotly contested between Barbara, Stephans, and Johnson, with Johnson taking fourth on lap 12.

Past halfway, Flinner continued to extend his lead. Baker gave chase in second, with Barbara and Johnson continuing to swap third place. Laps continued to tick by, and Flinner took the white flag as the eighth place car of Lynn Geisler slowed in turn two to add some drama to the end of the race. Gone was Flinner's huge lead, and Baker would line up alongside in what would be a two-lap race to the finish per Series rules.

Flinner chose the outside lane for the restart, with Baker now on his inside. Flinner got out ahead at the drop of the green, and at the white flag Baker was trying the inside for a chance to pass. Johnson and Barbara were third and fourth, with Alex Ferree getting a great restart on the high side to gain several spots to get to fifth.

At the checkered flag it was John Flinner earning the win from eighth starting position. Third starting Steve Baker was a close second. Mike Johnson won the battle for third, from 11th starting spot. Alex Ferree earned fourth spot, from 21st starting spot and after being involved in the second lap 2 tangle. Jim Stephans was fifth, in a good run after missing some time with engine problems. Keith Barbara was sixth, with Mark Banal, Ben Miley, Boom Briggs, and Brandon Wearing rounding out the top ten. Ferree earned the Pass-Maximum award winner, presented by Bernheisel Race Components and Lazer Chassis, for advancing 17 positions in the main event.

Flinner drew a 12 for the invert for the second race, which will be made up on Saturday, August 28 before the Red Miley Rumble. That will put Mike Knight and Dennis Lunger on the front row for that 28-lap event. The 24 cars that ran this race will earn starting spots, the five non-qualifiers will be alternates for the makeup race. All drivers have been given starting points for the canceled event.

Chad McClellan continues to lead the point standings for the UFo Race Championship, with a 20 point lead over John Mollick. Keith Barbara is 20 points behind Mollick in third, with Tommy Beck fourth. Danny Mitchell is fifth, with Jared Miley, Jim Kutas, Doug Horton, D.J. Myers, and Jared Hawkins filling the top ten in points.

The UFo Race Championship will now be idle for several weeks. The next scheduled event will take place on Sunday, August 22, at Thunder Valley Raceway in Central City, PA. The Shawn McGarvey Showdown will be run, with $3,000 going to the winner.

The UFo Race Championship is an event marketing alliance among supertracks in the Pennova region (Western PA-Northern WV-Northeastern OH). Participating speedways present their own championship Super Late Model events under the UFo banner throughout the season using common tech and procedure rules with a year-end, group funded, point bonus for the top finishing drivers on the tour. Eligible tracks are within the three hour travel distance of the central point of Washington, PA.

The UFo Race Championship Tour is proudly sponsored by Lias Tire/American Racer of Indiana, PA, Hoosier Tire Mid-Atlantic with distributors in Saxonburg, PA, Roaring Springs PA and Finksburg, MD and Townsend Gas and Oil of Homer City, PA. 100% of their points fund sponsorship will be given to the top point standing drivers in prize money and awards. More information on these sponsors may be found at http://www.hoosiermidatlantic.com, http://www.americanraceronline.com, and http://www.townsendgasoil.com. ; 2010 Contingency awards are provided by Bernheisel Race Components and Lazer Chassis. Information on their products may be found at http://www.bernheiselracecars.com.

Complete information on the UFo Race Championship may be found at http://www.uforacechampionship.com. ; Dog Hollow Speedway is located east of Indiana, PA off US 422 on PA 403 at Strongstown. The track phone is 814-948-6812 and promoter phone is 814-948-4252. The track website is http://www.dog-hollow.net.

Mercer Raceway Park is located just north of Mercer, PA off US 19 on Fairground Road. The track website is http://www.mercerracewaypark.com, race day phone 724-662-1310 and office phone 724-964-9300. Pittsburgh's PA Motor Speedway is located just west of Pittsburgh off US 22/30 at Imperial, PA off the Noblestown exit. The track website is http://www.ppms.com, office phone 412-279-7223 and race day phone 724-695-3363 or 724-695-0393.

Roaring Knob Motorsports Complex is located east of Farmington, PA off US 40. Website information may be obtained at http://www.roaringknob.com, with office phone for Oval Track Promotions of 410-857-3821 and race day phone 724-329-0306. Thunder Valley Raceway is located off PA 160 and US 30 at Central City, PA on Shade Church Road. The track website is http://www..thundervalleyraceway.com, race day phone 814-754-8090 and office phone 301-733-3688.

Tyler County Speedway is located south of Middlebourne, WV on SR 18 at the Tyler County Fairgrounds. Tyler County Speedway is located south of Middlebourne, WV on SR 18 at the Tyler County Fairgrounds. The track website is http://www.tylercountyspeedwayonline.com. with race day phone 304-758-2660 and phones for Circle Track Management Group of 304-483-2536, 304-758-4426, 304-758-5186 and 304-904-0021. .

2010 UFo Race Championship Schedule
Subject to additions and modifications
RACEceviers required at PPMS, Roaring Knob,Lernerville, Tyler Co and Dog Hollow.
Transponders Required at Lernerville and PPMS. Rentals available at the tracks.

Saturday, March 27 / Mercer Raceway Park / Chiller Thriller / 41 laps / $2,500 won by Mike Knight
Saturday, April 17 / Tyler County Speedway / Topless 51 / 51 laps / $5,000 won by Paul Wilmoth, Jr
Saturday, May 15 / Pittsburgh's PA Motor Speedway / F-2 Shockwave / 2-22 laps / $3,000 total won by Mark Banal and John Mollick
Saturday, June 12 / Roaring Knob Motorsports Complex / Laurel Highlander / 38 laps / $2,500 won by Mel Minnick
Saturday, July 3 / Tyler County Speedway / Earl Hill Championship / 51 laps / $5,000 won by Jared Hawkins
Sunday, July 11 / Dog Hollow Speedway / Revolution 2010 / 44 laps/ $5,000 won by Jason Covert
Saturday, July 17 / Roaring Knob Motorsports Complex / Supernational Road / 40 laps / $3,000 won by Jeremy Miller
Saturday, July 24 / Pittsburgh's PA Motor Speedway / PENNational / 2-TBA laps / $4,000 total won by John Flinner, second event to be made up on August 28
Sunday, August 22 / Thunder Valley Raceway / Shawn McGarvey Showdown / 38P laps / $3,008P
Saturday, August 28 / Pittsburgh's PA Motor Speedway / Red Miley Rumble / 41 laps / $3,053 total
Friday, September 3 / Tyler County Speedway / The Black Diamond-WV State Championship / 51 laps / $10,000
Saturday, September 4 / off for The Black Diamond 125 at Tyler County Speedway - $50,000 total
Saturday September 11 / Roaring Knob Motorsports Complex/ King of the Knob / 51 laps / $5,000
Thursday, Friday, Saturday September 16-17-18 / Pittsburgh's PA Motor Speedway / The Pittsburgher
Thursday, Friday, Saturday October 7-8-9 / The Ultimate / Roaring Knob / TBA laps / $7,000

UFo Race Championship race results for Saturday, July 24, 2010, Pittsburgh's Pennsylvania Motor Speedway, Imperial, PA

Car Count - 29.

Lap leaders:
1-5 Jared Miley.
6-10 Steve Baker
11-29 John Flinner

Finish, Start, Car, Driver, Hometown
1, 8, 48, John Flinner, Zelienople, PA
2, 3, 0, Steve Baker, Morgantown, WV
3, 11, 2J, Mike Johnson, Imperial, PA
4, 21, 4, Alex Ferree, Saxonburg, PA
5, 1, 38, Jim Stephans, Baldwin, PA
6, 6, 17, Keith Barbara, South Park, PA
7, 5, T8, Mark Banal, St. Clairsville, OH
8, 14, 99, Ben Miley, Venetia, PA
9, 12, 99B, Boom Briggs, Bear Lake
10, 10, B1, Brandon Wearing, Callery, PA
11, 7, 17L, Dennis Lunger, Albion, PA
12, 13, 9K, Mike Knight, Ripley, NY
13, 20, 27C, Daryl Charlier, Midway, PA
14, 19, 1C, Lynn Geisler, Cranberry Twp., PA
15, 4, 119, Chad McClellan, Stoystown, PA
16, 22, B22, Bump Hedman, Sugar Grove, PA
17, 18, 6, Jim Lepro, Midway, PA
18, 16, 91, Tommy Beck, Murrysville, PA
19, 15, 76R, Jason Rider, Clinton, PA
20, 17, 16*, Dereck Frank, Jamestown, NY
21, 24, 18D, Danny Mitchell, Clarksburg, WV
22, 9, 4J, John Mollick, Toronto, OH
23, 2, H1, Jared Miley, South Park, PA
24, 23, 76, Dave Wade, Clinton, PA

Heat 1 - 1, 17, Keith Barbara. 2, 2J, Mike Johnson. 3, H1, Jared Miley. 4, 38, Jim Stephans. 5, 9K, Mike Knight. 6, 91, Tommy Beck. 7, 1C, Lynn Geisler. 8, 72, Mike Norris. 9, 2M, Chuck Medved. 10, 18D, Danny Mitchell.

Heat 2 - 1, 48, John Flinner. 2, 0, Steve Baker. 3, B1, Brandon Wearing. 4, 17L, Dennis Lunger. 5, 99, Ben Miley. 6, 16*, Dereck Frank. 7, 27C, Daryl Charlier. 8, 4, Alex Ferree. 9, 07R, Brent Rhebergen. 10, B22, Bump Hedman.

Heat 3 - 1, 4J, John Mollick. 2, T8, Mark Banal. 3, 119, Chad McClellan. 4, 99B, Boom Briggs. 5, 76R, Jason Rider. 6, 6, Jim Lepro. 7, 25, Bob Hershman. 8, 76, Dave Wade. 9, 17B, Brandon Burgoon.

B-Main finish - 1, 1C, Lynn Geisler. 2, 27C, Daryl Charlier. 3, 4, Alex Ferree. 4, 17B, Brandon Burgoon. 5, 72, Mike Norris. 6, B22, Bump Hedman. 7, 25, Bob Hershman. 8, 76, Dave Wade. 9, 2M, Chuck Medved. 10, 18D, Danny Mitchell. 11, 07R, Brent Rhebergen.

Did not qualify - 2M, Chuck Medved, Imperial, PA. 07R, Brent Rhebergen, Clymer, NY. 17B, Brandon Burgoon, McDonald, PA. 25, Bob Hershman, Swanton, MD. 72, Mike Norris, Sarver, PA.

Updated UFo Race Championship point standings:
1, 755, 119, Chad McClellan, Stoystown, PA
2, 735, 4J, John Mollick, Toronto, OH
3, 715, 17, Keith Barbara, South Park, PA
4, 654.5, 91, Tommy Beck, Murrysville, PA
5, 598, 18D, Danny Mitchell, Clarksburg, WV
6, 430.5, H1, Jared Miley, South Park, PA
7, 396, S1, Jim Kutas, Elizabeth, PA
8, 354, 46, Doug Horton, Bruceton Mills, WV
9, 304, 70J, D.J. Myers, Greencastle, PA
10, 282, 37, Jared Hawkins, Fairmont, WV
11, 263, 1M, Jeremy Miller, Gettysburg, PA
12, 259, 00H, Chuck Harper, Beverly, WV
13, 252, 14, Gary Dalton, Morgantown, WV
14, 245, 43A, Jason Covert, York Haven, PA
15, 244, 48, John Flinner, Zelienople, PA
16, 238, 25, Bob Hershman, Swanton, MD
17, 236, 9, L.C. Powers, Mt. Morris, PA
18, 235, 56, Denton Boyer, Punxsutawney, PA
19, 231.5, 17L, Dennis Lunger, Albion, PA
20, 229.5, 16*, Dereck Frank, Jamestown, NY
21, 228, 43, Tom Decker, Jr., Bellwood, PA
22, 220.5, 38, Jim Stephans, Baldwin, PA
23 tie, 192, B1, Paul Wilmoth, Clarksburg, WV; 6, Jamie Lathroum, Mechanicsville, MD; 18, Robbie Scott, Shinnston, WV

John Flinner wins the first leg of the Twin 28's UFO/ULMS Penn National Late Model features at Pittsburgh's PA Motor Speedway
By: Miley Motorsports

John Flinner wins the first leg of the Twin 28's UFO/ULMS Penn National Late Model features at Pittsburgh's PA Motor Speedway, with Mike Pegher Jr. and Hannah Ramsey also winning on July 24th 2010 before the rains hit and postponed the rest of the show

PITTSBURGH, PA - July 24,2010 - Cranberry Twp. PA's John Flinner picked up his second win of the season in the first leg of the Twin 28's UFO/ULMS Penn National Hoosier Tire Mid-Atlantic DIRTcar Late Model feature. Jim Stephans and Jared Miley brought the 24 car field down for the start, with Miley taking the lead on lap 1, with a battle for the top five positions with Stephans, Chad McClellan, Steve Baker, Mark Banal and Keith Barbara all involved. Stephans held second, with Baker and Banal battling for third. The first caution appeared on lap 2 with McClellan slowing with a flat. On the restart, Mark Banal looped it in turns three and four and collected Dave Wade, John Mollick and Alex Ferree. Miley continued to lead on the restart, with Baker now in second, with John Flinner moving up from 9th to third, and Stephans in fourth. On lap 5 Miley's night came to an end when his throttle stuck and he clobbered the first turn wall, and was done for the event. Baker was now in the lead with Flinner in second and Keith Barbara was in third. Baker and Flinner battled side by side for the next five laps before Flinner took over on lap 11. Flinner had things well under control with Baker in second, Barbara in third and Mike Johnson now in fourth. Flinner and Baker were well out in front as the race went on, with Johnson all over Barbara for third. On lap 27 Lynn Geisler tagged the wall in turn 2 bringing out the yellow. So this set up a green/white/checker finish. Flinner and Baker went at it once again, with Flinner prevailing, winning his second PPMS main this season and second career UFO race. Mike Johnson grabbed third, with Alex Ferree coming from 10th to 4th in the last two laps, with Stephans a solid fifth. Barbara faded to sixth followed by Mark Banal, Ben Miley, Boom Briggs, and Brandon Wearing. The heats saw Keith Barbara, John Flinner, and John Mollick picking up wins with Lynn Geisler winning the B-Main. Twenty nine cars were on hand.

In the Brougher's Machine Shop Fastrak Pro Late Crates, Mike Pegher Jr. Wexford PA won his third feature of the season. Pegher started on the pole, and for 3/4ths of the 20 lap main, had an easy time of it holding a several car length lead over second, at first Josh Holtgraver, then after lap 10 Kyle Lukon. But it seemed at lap 14, Pegher seemed to slow his pace, and Kyle Lukon, caught and passed him for the lead. The pair then battled for first for the next three laps, with Pegher back in front on lap17, and he held it to the end. Holtgraver was third followed by Justin Lamb, Mike Reft, Laura Lukon, Colton Flinner, Mark Moats Jr., Scott Schempp, and Dan Karalagas. The heats fell to Mike Reft and Kyle Lukon. Darrell Dow had a hard crash on lap 9 of the feature, hitting the first turn wall. He was OK, but the #5J was in bad shape.

Robinson Township PA's Hannah Ramsey won her first ever feature in the Imperial Heights DIRTcar Young Guns. She beat point leader Daniel White and Justin Pons (who was driving the Alec Broniszewski #08). It marked the fourth time in PPMS history that a female driver has won a feature, the others being Kari Gasser, Laura Lukon and Sarah Schrum.

During the Miley RV Service UMP Modified feature, the rains hit with the green flag just being thrown. It will be a complete restart when the race is resumed. The Modified feature, the second UFO/ULMS Penn National 28 lap feature, the Sunoco Race Fuels DIRTcar Cadet feature and the Miley BP Car Wash Hobby Stocks feature, all will be rescheduled and run at a later date.

Upcoming at PPMS, on July 31 will be a FREE Butler/Armstrong County night, and DPS Penn night and a complete regular show. On August 7, TMSA E-Mod Tri-State Challenge, a 25 lap feature for the E-Mods, plus a complete regular show. Regular shows consist of the DIRTcar Super Late Models, Fastrak Pro-Lates, DIRTcar E-Mods, Cadets, Hobby Stocks and Young Guns!

SUMMARY - July 24, 2010 PENN NATIONAL

Hoosier Tire Mid-America DirtCar Super Late Models
Heats - 17 Keith Barbara, 48 John Flinner and 4J John Mollick
B-Main - 1. 1C Lynn Geisler, 2. 27C Daryl Charlier, 3. 4 Alex Ferree, 4. 17 Brandon Burgoon, 5. 72 Mike Norris, 6. 22H Bump Hedman, 7. 25 Bob Hershman, 8. 76 Jason Rider, 9. 2M Charles Medved, 10. 18D Danny Mitchell, 11. 07R Brent Rhebergen
Feature 1(27 Laps) - 1. 48 John Flinner, 2. 0 Steve Baker, 3. 2J Mike Johnson, 4. 4 Alex Ferree, 5. 38 Jim Stephans, 6. 17 Keith Barbara, 7. T8 Mark Banal, 8. 99 Ben Miley, 9. 99B Boom Briggs, 10. B1 Brandon Wearing, 11. 17L Dennis Lunger, 12. 9K Mike Knight, 13. 27C Daryl Charlier, 14. 1C Lynn Geisler, 15. 119 Chad McClellan, 16. 22H Bump Hedman, 17. 6 Jim Lepro, 18. 91 Tommy Beck, 19. 76 Jason Rider, 20. 16* Derek Frank, 21. 18D Danny Mitchell, 22. 4J John Mollick, 23. H1 Jared Miley, 24. 76 Dave Wade
Feature 2 - RAIN

Brougher's Machine Shop FASTRAK Late Models
Heats - 9R Michael Reft and 1 Kyle Lukon
Feature (20 Laps) - 1. 1C Mike Pegher Jr., 2. 1 Kyle Lukon, 3. 00 Josh Holtgraver, 4. 93X Justin Lamb, 5. 9R Michael Reft, 6. 84 Laura Lukon, 7. 75 Colton Flinner, 8. 15 Mark Moats Jr., 9. 75 Scott Schempp, 10. 1G Dan Karalagas, 11. 15H Bryan Hoffman, 12. 09 Dennis Niederriter, 13. 118 Quintan Wyandt, 14. 5 Greg Tressler, 15. 67 Wayne Hartle, 16. 5J Darrell Dow

Miley RV Service UMP Modifieds
Heats - 74 Stush Sadowski and 12 Daryl Charlier
Feature (15 Laps) - RAIN

Sunoco Race Fuels DirtCar Cadets Sportsman
Heats - 68X Jake Simmons and 10 Nick Kocuba
Feature (15 Laps) - RAIN

Miley BP Car Wash DirtCar Hobby Stocks Factory Stocks
Heats - 60 Brian Huchko
Feature (12 Laps) - RAIN

Imperial Heights Garage DirtCar Young Guns Sport Compacts
Feature (5 Laps) - 1. 14 Hannah Ramsey, 2. 55 Daniel White, 3. 08JR Justin Pons

Rob Blair Continues His Dominance at Central PA Speedway with $3,000 ASLMS Win
By: Jason Shank

Clearfield, PA - July 2, 2010 - Jason Shank - All Star Championship Racing
Inc.

Titusville, PA's Rob Blair has been unbeatable at Tim Bainey's Central PA
Speedway in 2010 and he continued his winning ways at the Clearfield, PA
oval with a late race pass on Jared Miley for the lead to capture the
$3,000, 'Let Freedom Ring 25' payday.

Miley and Mike Knight led the field to the green flag with Miley taking
control while Knight, John Britsky, and Matt Lux would all battle for the
runner-up spot. Miley started to pull away as the three would continue to
battle for second until lap 9 when ASLMS regular Gregg Satterlee came up
lame in turn two to bring out the events first caution. The race was
slowed again for another lap 9 caution as Darren Peters lost the handle of
his Rocket Chassis in turn one.

Miley lead the Delaware Double File restart to the green before getting
bombarded with pressure from Britsky and Knight. Miley regained control of
the event while Lux became part of the battle again for second. Sixth
starting Boom Briggs began to show his muscle as he made his way into the
top-five with the ninth starting Blair in tow. Miley looked to be well in
control of the event while the rest of the top five could be covered with a
blanket. The third caution of the event slowed the pace on lap 15 and
front-runner's John Britsky shot to the pits with a flat left-rear tire and
Knight slowed to a stop in turn two under pace laps. Britsky was able to
rejoin the field as was Knight, who had a loose distributor cap, as Miley
took the green to restart the event.

Blair was on the move as he battled with defending 'Yankee Doodle 50'
champion D.J. Myers for third. Blair made his way past Myers on lap 16 for
third while Briggs put pressure on Myers for fourth before the yellow was
thrown again on lap 17. Miley again set the pace when racing resumed but
Blair was picking his way up to the leader while getting by Matt Lux for
second before two more cautions slowed the field on laps 19 and 22 setting
up a three lap dash to the finish.

Blair and Miley made contact as the two entered turn one during the restart
causing Miley to shoot up the race track and fall to 11th position as Blair
continued on to the victory. 'It just didnt seem like Jared would fire on
restarts,' Rob explained. 'It looked like he was hitting a slick spot in
turn four where we were starting and whoever was behind him had a bit more
traction. My car took off on restarts and on that last one, I was able to
get underneath him going into one.' D.J. Myers finished second followed by
Lux, 11th starting Tim Fedder, and Briggs who rounded out the top-five.
Greg Oakes was scored with a sixth place finish with John Garvin Jr.
seventh, Tim Smith Jr. eighth, Todd Snook in ninth, and Mike Knight tenth.

Event Recap:
O'Reilly All Star Late Models at Central PA Speedway July 2, 2010
Event title: 'Let Freedom Ring 25'
Finish / Start / Car # / Driver Name
1. (9) W11 Robbie Blair
2. (7) 70J DJ Myers
3. (4) 21 Matt Lux
4. (11) 8 Tim Fedder
5. (6) 99B Boom Briggs
6. (10) Greg Oakes
7. (12) J4 John Garvin
8. (14) 39S Tim Smith Jr.
9. (15) 23H Todd Snook
10. (2) 9K Mike Knight
11. (1) H1 Jared Miley
12. (16) 51 Chuck Kennedy
13. (5) 88 Rick Elliott
14. (19) 53 Chris Farrell
15. (21) 15X John Oaks
16. (18) 10C Ryan Christoff
17. (13) 1P Darren Peters
18. (3) 18 John Britsky
19. (22) 11K Greg Kent
20. (17) 100 Chris Clark
21. (20) 15M Shane McMeans
22. (8) 22S Gregg Satterlee
19 Gary Beward DNS

Car Count: 23
Time of the Event: 40 min
Caution Laps: 9 (2), 15, 17, 19, 22
Lead Changes: 1
Lap Leaders: 1-23 H1 Jared Miley, 24-25 W11 Robbie Blair
Red Flags: None
Frankland Racing Supply Hard Charger: 22 Greg Oakes

Track Record: Track record for Central PA Speedway was set on May 29, 2010
by Robbie Blair with a time of 15.334

Victory Signs Time Trials presented by Fleming Design Solutions:

Car # / Driver Name / Time
W11 Robbie Blair 16.345
70J DJ Myers 16.348
9k Mike Knight 16.413
H1 Jared Miley 16.521
21 Matt Lux 16.551
88 Rick Elliott 16.587
18 John Britsky 16.767
99B Boom Briggs 16.777
8 Tim Fedder 16.850
J4 John Garvin 16.863
39S Tim Smith Jr. 16.946
53 Chris Farrell 16.955
51 Chuck Kennedy 16.959
100 Chris Clark 17.185
23H Todd Snook 17.232
22 Greg Oakes 17.250
15M Shane McMeans 17.448
1P Darren Peters 17.534
10C Ryan Christoff 17.880
15X John Oaks 18.162
11K Greg Kent 21.853
19 Gary Beward 99.990

Rocket Chassis Heat Race #1 presented by Comfort Inn of Clearfield: 9K Mike
Knight, 88 Rick Elliott, W11 Robbie Blair, 1P Darren Peters, 100 Chris
Clark, 15X John Oaks

Rocket Chassis Heat Race #2 presented by Comfort Inn of Clearfield: 70J DJ
Myers, 22S Gregg Saterlee, 22 Greg Oakes, 39S Tim Smith Jr., 10C Ryan
Christoff, 11KGreg Kent

Rocket Chassis Heat Race #3 presented by Comfort Inn of Clearfield: H1
Jared Miley, 18 John Britsky, 8 Tim Fedder, 23H Todd Snook, 53 Chris
Farrell, 19 Gary Beward (DNS)

Rocket Chassis Heat Race #4 presented by Comfort Inn of Clearfield: 21 Matt
Lux, 99B Boom Briggs, J4 John Garvin, 51 Chuck Kennedy, 15M Shane McMeans

Blair drives his own #W11 Rocket Monte Carlo mounted on Genesis Shocks with
a Draime Racing Engine and Hoosier Race Tires. Sponsors include Specialty
Products / Bossards Auto / EquiCross / Maloney Tool & Mold / Chelby's Hair
and Tanning Garage / Genesis Racing Shocks / Slavic Custom Racing Shirts &
Decals

The win was Robs fourth career win with the Series. Series career win
leader board (Modern Era): Boom Briggs 4, Rob Blair 4, Eddie Carrier
Jr. - 3, Duane Chamberlain 1, Shane Clanton 1, Rod Conley 1, Chub
Frank 1, Jamie Lathroum - 1, Jared Miley - 1, D.J. Myers 1, Brady Smith
- 1.

2010 O'Reilly All Star Late Model Series Event Winners:
April 30 Lernerville Speedway Sarver, PA Rob Blair, Titusville, PA
May 1 KC Raceway Chillicothe, OH Weather
May 15 Hilltop Speedway Millersburg, OH Dave Hess Jr., Waterford, PA
May 16 West Virginia Motor Speedway Mineral Wells, WV Rescheduled for
9/2
May 29/30 Central PA Speedway Clearfield, PA Rob Blair, Titusville,
PA
June 8 Sharon Speedway Hartford, OH Boom Briggs, Bear Lake, PA
July 2 Central PA Speedway Clearfield, PA Rob Blair, Titusville, PA

2010 O'Reilly All Star Late Model Series Point Standings:
1. W11 Rob Blair 1078
2. 99B Boom Briggs 1036
3. H1 Jared Miley 998
4. 22S Gregg Satterlee 964
5. 22 Greg Oakes 982
6. 21 Matt Lux 910
7. J4 John Garvin Jr. 900
8. 1P Darren Peters 852
9. 37 Jared Hawkins 802
10. Dave Hess Jr. 576

Frankland Racing Supply Hard Charger Points:
1. H1 Jared Miley 21
2. W11 Rob Blair 19
3. 37 Jared Hawkins 15
4. 22 Greg Oakes 15
5. 21 Matt Lux 11
6. 44 Dave Hess Jr. 11
7. 22S Gregg Satterlee 6
8. J4 John Garvin Jr. 6
9. 1P Darren Peters 4
10. 99B Boom Briggs 3
11. 71R Rod Conley 2

Additional information on the O'Reilly All Star Late Model Series can be
found on www.oreillyallstars.com.

BEDFORD, PA - The Three State Flyers visited the Bedford Speedway Friday night, and Jason Covert picked up his second career feature win at the historic oval. In other action, Robbie Black earned the win in the Limited Late Models, Jim Sayler in the Street Stocks, Terry Norris returned to victory lane after a long dry spell, and Juan Ryan earned his first ever victory in the 4 cylinders.

Randy Burkholder led the 27 car field of Super Late Models to the green for the 35 lap main event, and was able to hold the point position for eight laps until Jeff Rine motored by with 27 laps to go. Jason Covert, who started third, kicked his Rocket chassis into high gear mid race and caught Rine to put on a great two wide show for several laps. Covert's bid for the lead was halted twice for cautions, and finally with 13 to go, Covert put his number 43a into the lead coming out of turn two.  A caution with eleven to go grouped the field for a restart, and that's when things turned sour. Randy Burkholder suddenly slowed on the frontstretch while running in the top five, and the field stacked up at full speed. Several top runners were eliminated or sent to the back of the pack. When racing resumed, it was Covert at the point, JT Spence second, Jeff Rine third, and Jeremy Miller fourth. The field kept this lineup until lap thirty when JT Spence went pitside, relinquishing the second spot.  Covert took the checkered, followed by Rine, Miller, Nick Dickson, and Brian Bernheisel. Frankie Plessinger came home sixth, and Andy Haus, Scott LeBarron, Larry Wright, and Brian Booze completed the top ten. Jack Pencil, Rine, and Dickson won the heat events, and Rine won the dash for cash.

In Limited Late Model action, Robbie Black returned to victory lane after missing a season of racing last year. Pole setter Rance Garlock took the lead at the drop of the green, and held the point until lap nine when ninth starting Matt Sponaugle worked his way into the lead. Sponaugle held the point for two laps, but went pitside during a caution.  Garlock resumed the lead, but Black made a daring move in turn three with 6 laps to go to take the lead and the win. Garlock settled for second, Daniel Cornman third, Matt Howsare fourth, and Rick Singleton fifth.  Completing the top ten was Grant Adams, Donnie Farlling, Corey Weaver, Travis Calhoun, and Eddie Cornett. Justin Kann and Daniel Cornman won the heats.

Jim Sayler continued his hot streak in the ultra competitive Street Stock division. Sayler started in the fifth position past race leader Dave Brown for the win. Brown finished second, Bob Jay third, Daryl Whetstone fourth, and Brian Duffy fifth.  Heat winners were Bill Henney and Duffy.

Terry Norris won a well earned victory in Hobby Stock action, holding off the division's point leader Charlie Walter for a big win.  Following Norris at the checkered was Walter, Bill Replogle, David Riley, and Reed Stickel, Jr. Norris and Replogle won the heats events.

Juan Ryan earned his first ever victory in 4 cylinders by a large margin.  Robert Pluta, Paul Crynock, Jr., Paul Crynock III, and Cindy Rhodes completed the top five.  Heats went to Dave Lambert, Cindy Rhodes, and Juan Ryan.

Next week the speedway will be back in action with a five division show, highlighted by the annual kid's bike races.  Call the speedway office at 814-623-0500 for more information, or visit
www.bedfordspeedway.com for more details.

SUPER LATE MODELS

FEATURE (35 laps):  1. Jason Covert  2. Jeff Rine  3. Jeremy Miller  4. Nick Dickson  5. Bryan Bernheisel  6. Frankie Plessinger  7. Andy Haus  8. Scott LeBarron  9. Larry Wright  10. Brian Booze  11. Scott Rhodes  12. Bob Gordon  13. Alan Sagi  14. Kirk Baker  15. JT Spence  16. Allen Lemin  17. Mike Altobelli, Jr.  18. Randy Burkholder  19. Greg Fetters  20. Matt Parks  21. Jeff Miller  22. Derek Byler  23. TJ Wright  24. Scott Haus  25. Chuck Clise  26. Chris Harr  27.  Jack Pencil

DNS:  Tom Decker, Jr.

HEAT 1:  Pencil, Burkholder, S. Haus

HEAT 2:  Rine, Covert, Parks

HEAT 3:  Dickson, Spence, Altobelli

LIMITED LATE MODELS

FEATURE:  1.  Robbie Black  2. Rance Garlock  3. Daniel Cornman  4. Matt Howsare  5. Rick Singleton  6. Grant Adams  7. Donnie Farlling  8. Corey Weaver  9. Travis Calhoun  10. Eddie Cornett  11.  Lincoln Ritchey  12. Matt Sponaugle  13. Justin Kann  14. Maurice Thompson, Jr.  15. Travis Fleegle  16. Ralph Morgan, Jr.  17. Craig Perigo

DNS:  Darrell Dick, Matt Cosner

HEAT 1:  Kann, Sponaugle, Morgan

HEAT 2:  Cornman, Howsare, Singleton

STREET STOCKS

FEATURE:  1. Jim Sayler  2. Dave Brown  3. Bob Jay   4. Daryl Whetstone  5. Brian Duffy  6. Kerry Molovich  7. Donald Wyles  8. Cody Buterbaugh  9. Matthew Custer  10.  Zane Weicht  11. Bill Henney  12.  Jesse Snyder

HEAT 1:  Snyder, Wyles, Weicht

HEAT 2:  Duffy, Brown, Sayler

HOBBY STOCKS

FEATURE:  1.  Terry Norris  2. Charlie Walter  3. Bill Replogle  4. David Riley  5. Reed Stickel, Jr.  6. Tyler Ritchey  7. Kenny Imler, Jr.  8. Jarrod Brown  9. Justin Vaughn  10. Justin Michael  11. Jeff Brown  12. Kevin Brown

DNS:  Ray Shepherd, Travis Group

HEAT 1:  Norris, Ritchey, K. Brown

HEAT 2:  Replogle, Riley, Michael

4 CYLINDERS

FEATURE:  1.  Juan Ryan  2. Robert Pluta  3. Paul Crynock, Jr.  4. Paul Crynock III  5. Cindy Rhodes  6. Jeremy Miller  7. Tyler Defibaugh  8. Steve Frederick  9. Matt Winegardner  10. Ralph Miller  11. Phil Best  12. Ronnie Valentine  13. Davey Lambert  14. Jon Gephart  15. Chris Hedge  16. Andrew Pluta  17. Casey Fleegle  18. Kevin See 

DNS:  Irvan Fleegle, Mike Lauffer, Jeff Treece, Travis Kennell

HEAT 1:  Lambert, Defibaugh, J. Miller

HEAT 2:  Rhodes, Crynock, Jr., Crynock III

HEAT 3:  Ryan, C. Fleegle, R. Miller

Joel Watson Wins Lakeview Ford E-Mod Special! Fawcett gets second win in a row. Boyd gets fourth win and Blair sets record with seventh consecutive win!!!

Conneaut, OH (July 2, 2010): Raceway 7 presented an E-Mod Special Friday night with Joel Watson taking home the winner's portion of the purse, a cool $1000. Other winners included Shawn Fawcett, picking up his second consecutive win, Jonny Boyd, his fourth of the season, and Max Blair, extending his incredible win streak to seven in a row.

The Zimmer Service Center E-Mods were running for $1000 to win with Randy Hall and defending champion Percy McDonald on the front row. Hall led the pack to turn one with Rich Michael coming to second by the back straight of lap one. On lap three Hall and Michael went down the back chute side by side and maintained that for the next lap with Hall gaining the edge again at lap four. Michael was able to get alongside several times over the next laps until spinning in turn one at the start of lap eight. After green, Hall again assumed the point with Percy McDonald and Joel Watson fighting for second with Watson gaining the spot at halfway. Watson came by for the lead at lap 11 with Hall slipping back to second. With five to go, Watson had a ten car-length lead over Hall with Percy McDonald third, Rich Gardner fourth and Brent Rhebergen fifth. Watson had smooth sailing the rest of the distance to pickup his second win of the season.

Jamie Brown sat on the pole for the start of the Schwartz Construction FASTRAK Late Model feature with Mike Mitchell alongside. Pandemonium broke loose at the start as four cars piled up right at the green including Bob Dorman, Les Lyon, Jim Long, and Brent Rhebergen. Mitchell led with Blair moving to second and challenging for the lead with '09 champion Dennis Lunger third. More cautions slowed the pace but by lap six Blair managed to get by for the lead, out-braking Mitchell heading into turn three. Blair's luck went bad at that time as Dwayne Pond spun in turn two, negating the pass. Mitchell continued to lead with Blair hounding him every lap and John Lacki second until the halfway point when the leader succumbed to mechanical woes. Blair then opened up a bigger lead every lap over Lacki with Billy Henry running third, Dennis Lunger fourth and Shane Bambarger fifth. After a final caution for Bud Watson's encounter with the front-straight wall, Blair finished off the win with Henry getting by Lacki on the final lap. John Haggerty wound up fourth with Lunger fifth. It was a record-setting seventh victory in a row for the young Titusville driver. In tech it was discovered that Haggerty was light at the scales and disqualified, moving Lunger to fourth and Shane Bambarger to fifth.

Fourteen Campbell's Mini Storage Street Stocks took the green flag for 15 laps of racing in their feature. Shawn Fawcett, looking for two wins in a row, came from the second row to lead the first lap but caution flew on lap two for a spin by pole-sitter Russ Byler. After green was again shown, Fawcett again led with Dan Lewis coming to second on lap three. Coming out of turn four Chris Seaman slammed the wall hard, bringing out the red flag. Lewis was able to run with Fawcett after green but had major engine problems at lap five. With Lewis gone, Bolyard was second until Zach Downes came by at lat seven. At halfway, points leader Ken Zimmer was third. With nine laps in Art Edwards spun in turn one, erasing Fawcett's substantial lead with the yellow flag. Immediately after green, Edwards again spun. For the remainder of the race Fawcett had a clear track and romped to his second consecutive win with Denny Crawford taking second over a fast-improving Zach Downes. Two-time winner Ed Bolyard was fourth with Ken Zimmer fifth.

Doug Smith and Bud Sergeff brought the 12 Evergreen Lake Park Campground Mini Stocks to the green flag but the start was waved off when Ron Armstrong came to a halt before the starter's stand. Sergeff, looking for two in a row, took the immediate lead with Jonny Boyd, Kyle Jackson, and Brad Cole having a three-way battle for second. At lap four Sergeff had a three car-length lead over Boyd. At halfway Boyd pulled alongside Sergeff just as yellow came over the track when Jake Eller came to a stop in turn three. After green Boyd quickly re-assumed second and then closed the gap on the leader, getting by at the end of eight laps. Boyd then went on to his fourth win of the season over Sergeff and Brad Cole. Kyle Jackson wound up fourth with Bill Rabbits fifth.

Next Friday at Raceway 7 will be the giant 40th anniversary celebration with personalities from the Raceway's early years in attendance, the only appearance of the year of the Super Late Models in a ULMS race, and a giant fireworks display brought to you by Lakeview Ford.

Results:

Schwartz Construction Fastrak Late Models:

Heat 1: Les Lyon, Billy Henry, Bud Watson, Dennis Lunger, Kevin Decker, Bob Dorman, Newt Tackett, Dwayne Pond

Heat 2: John Lacki, John Haggerty, Shane Bambarger, Billy Cunningham, Brent Rhebergen, Jim Long, Justin Kreider

Heat 3: Michael Mitchell, Max Blair, Chad Wright, Jamie Brown, Bill Cunningham, Kyle Zimmerman, Dave Airgood

Feature: Max Blair, Billy Henry, John Lacki, Dennis Lunger, Shane Bambarger, Bill Cunningham, Dave Airgood, Kevin Decker, Brent Rhebergen, Kyle Zimmerman, Billy Cunningham, Bud Watson, Jamie Brown, Chad Wright, Michael Mitchell, Justin Kreider, Dwayne Pond, Jim Long, Newt Tackett, Les Lyon, Bob Dorman, John Haggerty (DQ)

Zimmer Service Center E-Mods:

Heat 1: Rich Michael, Chuck Steinle, Randy Hall, Russ Dunn, Brent Rhebergen, Billy Henry, Bill Taylor, Alan Dellinger

Heat 2: Percy McDonald, Kyle Bedell, Mike Eschrich, Joel Watson, Mike Kinney, Todd Roncaglione, Randy Raynor

Heat 3: Rich Gardner, Justin Carlson, Steve Haefke, Carl McKinney, Jack Young, Dan McDonald, Brian Douglas

Feature: Joel Watson, Randy Hall, Percy McDonald, Rich Gardner, Brent Rhebergen, Carl McKinney, Russ Dunn, Jack Young, Justin Carlson, Chuck Steinle, Todd Roncaglione, Mike Kinney, Kyle Bidell, Bill Taylor, Mike Eschrich, Dan McDonald, Rich Michael, Alan Dellinger, Steve Haefke, Billy Henry, Randy Raynor, Brian Douglas

Campbell's Mini Storage Street Stocks:

Heat 1: Shawn Fawcett, Art Edwards, Denny Crawford, Zach Downes, Jamie Scharba, Chris Seaman, Mike Harmon

Heat 2: Ken Zimmer, Russ Byler, Dan Lewis, Ed Bolyard, Joe Rohrer, Tim Burns, Chuck Fultz

Feature: Shawn Fawcett, Denny Crawford, Zach Downes, Ed Bolyard, Ken Zimmer, Jamie Scharba, Russ Byler, Art Edwards, Joe Rohrer, Tim Burns, Mike Harmon, Dan Lewis Chuck Fultz, Chris Seaman.

Evergreen Lake Park Campground Mini Stocks:

Heat 1: Kyle Jackson, Ricky Tackett, Doug Smith, Jason Easler, Kevin Sergeff, Ron Armstrong, Carlos Aponte

Heat 2: Bud Sergeff, Bill Rabbits, Jonny Boyd, Brad Cole, Josh Hovis, Jake Eller, David Simon

Feature: Jonny Boyd, Bud Sergeff, Brad Cole, Kyle Jackson, Bill Rabbits, Kevin Sergeff, Doug Smith, Jason Easler, Josh Hovis, David Simon, Jake Eller, Ron Armstrong, Ricky Tackett (DNS), Carlos Aponte (DNS)

Hartford, OH July 1, 2010 While NASCAR fans will flock to Sharon Speedway's Lou Blaney Memorial Classic on Wed., July 7 to watch Sprint Cup stars Tony Stewart, Kasey Kahne and Dave Blaney compete against the best 410 Sprint car drivers in the region, a very special group of individuals will be assembling in the speedway's FAN-tastic Zone.

Friends of Lou Blaney will again attend the race to help celebrate the life and accomplishments of the Hall of Fame driver, who won more than 600 feature victories during a five-decade career.

Dave and Dale Blaney, Stewart and Kahne will be competing in 410 Sprints. In 2009, Stewart made history at Sharon Speedway by recording his first win in a 410 Sprint at Sharon Speedway during the first Lou Blaney Memorial, which drew a record crowd. Last year in the Lou Blaney Memorial, Dale Blaney finished fifth, one spot ahead of Dave Blaney.

Blaney's family, former crew members, car owners and builders will be in attendance, as well as former competitors, including: Johnny Axe, Jim Bickle, Buddy Cochran, Dale Johnson, Don Klug, Bobby Krause, Rex King Sr., Tommy Kristyak, Jack Lewis, Dave Lundy, Jerry Matus, Bob Stanford, Dick Swartzlander, Ralph Quarterson, Ed Lynch Sr. and Bob Wearing.

Also on hand will be long-time car owners Frank Crash and Bill Thomas, who put the wheels under Blaney for more than 40 years. Following a reunion dinner provided by the speedway, the retired drivers will speak with fans as well as watch a great night of 410 Sprints BRP Big Block Modified races. It was very important to the Blaney Family that these friends continue to be a part of this special evening.

Stewart, Kasey and the Blaneys will be available from 5:30 to 6 p.m. for autographs to raise awareness for Alzheimer's disease. The autographs will be on postcards and fans are asked to refrain from bringing souvenirs to the track. Autographs will be available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Pits will open at 3 p.m., gates will open at 4 p.m. with racing to begin at 7 p.m. Tickets are $15 for general admission and $25 for a pit pass.

Tickets are available on sharonspeedway.com, at the speedway ticket windows, or by by calling (330) 772-5481 during office hours on Monday, Thursday and Friday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Fans who purchase a ticket in advance will be able to enter the stands one hour early.

UPCOMING EVENTS: 6 PAK Saturday July 10, 17 and 24. Friday Night Thunder July 9 and 16. Lou Blaney Memorial July 7, Northwest Pa. Truck & Tractor Pullers July 25. World of Outlaws Late Models and Fastrak Late Models on July 28. Fastrak Late Models, again, July 31.

Sharon Speedway is a 3/8-mile dirt oval located in Hartford, Ohio. Sharon Speedway is one of the oldest, continuously running weekly racetracks in the United States. Visit sharonspeedway.com for a complete schedule, directions to the track and the latest news. "Buckle Up and Hang On" as Sharon Speedway brings you dirt track racing at its finest!

Autograph Night, Sprints, FREE OH/WV, UFo Supers!

July 3, 2010
Several racing and fan specials highlight an exciting month of July action at PPMS. Saturday July 3, the ever popular Driver Autograph Night kicks off the month of July. All Kids 12 and under are FREE, and all fans will get an opportunity to meet and greet their favorite drivers on the speedway at PPMS! Race Teams and the Speedway will lots of giveaways for the kids!

July 10, 2010
PPMS shifts gears on Saturday Night July 10th when Mosites Motorsports presents the 410 winged Sprint Cars on the fastest speedway in the Northeast! Track records have been broken in all the PPMS divisions in 2010 - which Sprint Car driver will be the fastest to ever tame the Monster Half Mile? PLUS - THE VOLUNTEERS of the US Army Field Band will present a FREE CONCERT STARTING AT 5PM! Audiences nationwide have been captivated by these energetic shows. One young woman captured this excitement in her response: "I love the music they sang, and the fact that they are in the Army-they rock!" Another fan wrote, "Their greatest talent is in their ability to connect with the audience."

July 17, 2010
FREE OH/WV Night - All residents of Ohio and West Virginia are FREE with ID for an exciting Action Event plus the Wacky Wheels Triple 8! Not just a figure 8, a triple 8!

July 24, 2010
The $4000 to win PENNational returns with exciting double Super Late Model feature events featuring the region's best UFo & ULMS Super Late Model teams. The double feature format has produced some of the best racing in the history of the speedway with several event winners coming from deep in the field to capture the win on the wide racey Monster Half Mile!

July 31, 2010
The month of July closes with yet another FREE fan special as residents of Butler & Armstrong County are FREE with ID on DPS Penn night!
All the events include 6 division racing with the sprints being added July 10 and the Wacky Wheels Triple 8 added July 17.
Pit gates open at 5:00, grandstands open at 5:00; hot laps start at 6:00 and racing action begins at 7:00! Come and check out one of the best family entertainment venues the Pittsburgh area has to offer! Just minutes from downtown Pittsburgh, Weirton, WV and Steubenville, OH, Pittsburgh's Pennsylvania Motor Speedway is the place to be on Saturday nights! Dirt's Monster Half Mile - we'll sell you the whole seat, but you'll only need the edge!

Office Phone, Monday - Friday 412-279-RACE

Race Day Phone, 724-695-0393 or 724-695-3363

www.ppms.com

Pittsburgh's Pennsylvania Motor Speedway (PPMS)
Just off the Noblestown Exit of Route 22
170 Kelso Rd
Imperial, PA 15126

PPMS Results for June 27
By: Miley Motorsports

On Sunday June 27, 2010 Lynn Geisler, Kyle Lukon, Jake Simmons, Daryl Charlier, Eric Goldberg and Tyler Atkinson picked up the wins at NAPA/Pittsburgh Circle Track Three Rivers Rampage Night at Pittsburgh's PA Motor Speedway.

PITTSBURGH, PA - June 27, 2010 - In the Hoosier Tire Mid-Atlantic DIRTcar Super Late Models, Cranberry Twp. PA's Lynn Geisler proved that age is meaningless, as the 60 year old picked up his first win since June 21 2008. Geisler started 4th and took over the lead on the first lap, and held off a persistent Jared Miley to grab the win. Miley ended up second followed by point leader Mike Johnson, Steve Baker, Brandon Burgoon, Dave Wade, Chuck Medved, Doug Crawford, Jim Lepro and Ben Miley. Jared Miley and Brandon Burgoon won the heats.

The Brougher's Machine Shop Fastrak Crates had Burgettstown PA's Kyle Lukon pick up his third win of 2010. It was a battle between two of the classes biggest winners, as Mike Pegher Jr. and Lukon went at it for a good portion of the event, but for the second week in a row Pegher's luck turned sour in the late stages of the event as his motor went sour while he was starting to pull away from Lukon. At that point it was all 3rd starting Lukon, as he held off a strong Mike Reft to win the event. Josh Holtgraver was third followed by Bryant Hank. The heats saw Josh Holtgraver and Mike Pegher Jr. take the wins

McKees Rocks PA's Jake Simmons continued to be the man to beat in the Sunoco Race Fuels DIRTcar Cadets, holding off last week's winner Chris Schneider to pick up win #4 of the young season. Simmons started 7th and took the lead off Nick Kocuba on lap 5, and battled with Chris Schneider for the last half of the event to grab the victory. Pat Weldon was a close third followed by Craig Koteles, Bob Schwartzmiller, Gary Koteles, Bobby Heim, Joe Koteles, Kocuba, and Mitch Wattelet. The two heats saw Pat Weldon and Chris Schneider take the heats.

After struggling a bit to find victory lane in the early season, Midway PA's Daryl Charlier won his second win in a row in the Miley RV Service UMP-Modifieds. Charlier started in 3rd and took the lead on lap 2 and never looked back in a romp. Chris Basich ran a solid race to finish second followed by Kari Gasser, J.E. Stalder, Vince Laboon, Clayton Kennedy, Kevin Miller, Tom Martineck, Willy Briggs, and Brad Westover. The two heats saw Chris Basich and Chuck Kennedy grab the wins.

The Miley Car Wash DIRTcar Hobby Stocks saw Pittsburgh PA's Eric Goldberg pick up his second win of the season. Goldberg came from 6th and survived an early race tangle while battling for the lead, to get the victory. Brian Huchko was second followed by John Chipps, Adam Chytil, Ed Wiser, Garrett Keller, and Jason Herniak. Eric Goldberg also won the heat.

The Imperial Heights Garage DIRTcar Young Guns, Chester WV's Tyler Atkinson picked up his first win of 2010. Alec Broniszewski was second followed by Daniel White, Adam Carson, Hannah Ramsey, Joe Gombach III and Trevor Gombach.

Coming up on Saturday, July 3 NAPA Driver Autograph Night, Free 12 & under Youth Sport/Scout in Uniform with prizes, plus a complete regular show. And on July 10 the Sprint Cars will make their return to Dirt's Monster ½ Mile for the Mosites Motorsports Flight of the Phoenix, $2500 to win for the 410 Sprints plus a complete regular show. On July 17, it will be a free OH/WV Night and the Wacky Wheels Triple 8, Twin State Auto Racing Club Free Night, and a complete regular show. Regular shows consist of the DIRTcar Super Late Models, Fastrak Pro-Lates, DIRTcar E-Mods, Cadets, Hobby & Young Guns!
SUMMARY - June 27, 2010

Hoosier Tire Mid-America DirtCar Super Late Models
Heats - H1 Jared Miley and 17 Brandon Burgoon
Feature (25 Laps) - 1. 1C Lynn Geisler, 2, H1 Jared Miley, 3. 2J Mike Johnson, 4. 0 Steve Baker, 5. 17 Brandon Burgoon, 6. 76 Dave Wade, 7. 2M Charles Medved, 8. 9C Doug Crawford, 9. 6 Jim Lepro, 10. 99 Ben Miley, DNS - 29 Garrett Krummert, 11 Nick Duratz

Brougher's Machine Shop FASTRAK Late Models
Heats - 00 Josh Holtgraver and 1C Mike Pegher, Jr.
Feature (20 Laps) - 1. 1 Kyle Lukon, 2. 9R Michael Reft, 3. 00 Josh Holtgraver, 4. 28 Bryant Hank, 5. 15 Mark Moats Jr. 6. 1G Nico Dabecco, 7. 08 Jeff Broniszewski, 8. 99G Beau Glemba, 9. C1 Ken Chernik, 10. 75 Scott Schempp, 11. 1C Mike Pegher Jr., 12. 84 Laura Lukon, 13. 93X Justin Lamb, 14. 5J Darrell Dow, 15. 8 Dusty Curry, 16. 67 Ron Hall, 17. 09 Dennis Niederriter

Miley RV Service UMP Modifieds
Heats - 71C Chris Basich and Chuck Kennedy
Feature (12 Laps) - 1. 12 Daryl Charlier, 2. 71C Chris Basich, 3. 0K Kari Gasser, 4. 17JE J. E. Stalder, 5. 17L Vince Laboon, 6. 9 Clayton Kennedy, 7. 4M Kevin Miller, 8. 65 Tom Martineck, 9. 18 Willy Briggs, 10. 13 Brad Westover, 11. 7S Chuck Kennedy, DNS - 97N George Nicola

Sunoco Race Fuels DirtCar Cadets Sportsman
Heats - 45 Pat Weldon and 8B Chris Schneider
Feature (15 Laps) - 1. 68X Jake Simmons, 2. 8B Chris Schneider, 3. 45 Pat Weldon, 4. 64K Craig Koteles, 5. 28S Bob Schwartzmiller, 6. 1K Gary Koteles, 7. 92 Bobby Heim, 8. 33K Joe Koteles, 9. 10 Nick Kocuba, 10. 20W Mitch Wattelet, 11. 39 Tyler Fox, 12. 86 Russ Volponi, 13. 81 Jesse Gould, 14. 11 Josh Langer, 15. B4 Bill Slade, 16. 1B Bill Robertson, 17. 17 Joe Anthony, 18. 89 Jameson Stumper, DNS - 33 Jennifer Barker

Miley BP Car Wash DirtCar Hobby Stocks Factory Stocks
Heat - 25 Eric Goldberg
Feature (10 Laps) - 1. 25 Eric Goldberg, 2. 60 Brian Huchko, 3. 88 John Chipps, 4. 00 Adam Chytil, 5. OU2 Edward Wiser, 6. 45 Garrett Keffer, 7. 97 Jason Herniak

Imperial Heights Garage DirtCar Young Guns Sport Compacts
Feature (8 Laps) - 1. 5A Tyler Atkinson, 2. 08JR Alec Broniszewski, 3. 55 Daniel Lloyd White, 4. 50T Adam Carson, 5. 14HER Hannah Ramsey, 6. 5F Joe Gombach III DQ, 7. 5T Trevor Gombach DQ

FRANKLIN, PA...Despite clouds and light drizzle throughout the afternoon, the weatherman cooperated entering the evening hours, and Tri-City Speedway presented another four-star racing program on Sunday night as Dave Murdick (Engles Trucking DIRTcar Big Block Modifieds), Robbie Blair (4 Your Car Connection FASTRAK Late Models), Rich Michael Jr. (Welding Technologies/Shaw Industries E Mods), and Jackson Humanic (E.F. Rogers Plumbing & Heating Pro Stocks) captured feature wins at the Venango County half-mile oval.Dave Murdick of Slippery Rock, Pa., scored his career first double win weekend by capturing the 20-lap DIRTcar Big Block Modified feature event. After winning on Friday night at Lernerville Speedway, Murdick used lapped traffic to his advantage to pass Kevin Bolland for the lead and the win with three laps to go. The victory was Murdick's third career feature win at Tri-City."It's good to be the guy running second in that situation," grinned Murdick in victory lane beside his Armstrong Cable Zoom Internet Troyer No. 61. "We were better than Kevin in three and four, and he had the better of us in one and two. But, we hung in there and he hesitated with that lapped car and I pounced on it. It feels great to be here and win two in the same weekend for the first time ever. It's been a long time coming."Bolland used his outside pole position to pace the field at the start of the race. Two cautions in the early going allowed Murdick to move into second. Once there, Murdick chased Bolland lap after lap. As Murdick chased him down in turns three and four, Bolland still held the advantage at the other end of the track. Murdick showed his nose to Bolland a couple of times, but the four-time track champion held him at bay as the race went caution-free after the third circuit.Then, on the 17th circuit, Murdick made the move of the race. With the lapped car of Don Brown coming up quickly entering turn three, Bolland paused to choose the lane to pass. Murdick was close enough that he dove under Bolland into the corner and stole the lead. As the lead duo worked through traffic, Murdick increased his advantage and raced home the winner. Bolland was second with Andy Priest, Rex King and Brad Rapp rounding out the top five. Jeremiah Shingledecker finished sixth ending his bid to become the first driver in the modern era to win four DIRTcar Big Block Modified features in a row. Rapp and Dean Pearson won the DIRTcar Big Block Modified heats.Robbie Blair of Titusville, Pa., won the 20-lap FASTRAK Late Model feature for his second consecutive win in the class at Tri-City. Driving the blue and white Bossard's Sales and Service/4 Your Car Connection/Specialty Fabrication Rocket No. 111, Blair defeated his son, Max, who entered the race looking for his third win of the weekend. However, the elder Blair's second career FASTRAK Late Model win at Tri-City was not without a little controversy as the veteran driver slowed and gave hand signals over the last couple of laps to his son in an effort to help the younger Blair's win total in the national point chase. The signals did not produce the desired results, but stirred the crowd."Max and I raced to the front from about the same starting spot," said Blair after the event. "It doesn't matter whether I win or he wins, it's still the same result. I thought the tacky track would make it difficult to pass, but the track was good for passing all over the place."The race finish remains unofficial pending the results of a protest relative to an alleged engine infraction raised by one race team against another after the race. In accordance with FASTRAK Late Model rules, all protest procedures were followed and the engine inspection will occur this coming week with the final finishing order determined at that time.Driving the Chris Force car, Gregg Satterlee started on the pole position and led the field at the start over teammate Bryan Force. While Satterlee dashed away, the Blairs charged to the front from their midpack starting spots. After Joe Martin slammed the turn two water barrels on the seventh circuit, Robbie Blair was running fifth. Three circuits later, he charged outside Satterlee off turn two to take the lead. Max Blair was in third, but it took him nearly the entire second half of the race to get by Satterlee for second. At the finish, Robbie Blair topped Max Blair, who closed quickly, but could not catch his father to make the pass for the win. Satterlee finished third, but was disqualified for a weight infraction after the race. As a result, Force finished third over Colton Flinner and Dan Karalagas. For all three drivers, it was the career best finish for each one at Tri-City. Karalagas and Robbie Blair won the FASTRAK Late Model heat races.Rich Michael Jr. of Ischua, N.Y., is the hottest E Mod driver in the region, and he finally captured his first career feature win at Tri-City. Piloting his Carlin's Pizza Pit Stop/4AM Signs and Graphics Jet Mod No. 17X, Michael led every circuit of the 16-lap E Mod feature and won despite a broken left shock and a late caution that almost allowed rival Justin Carlson past for the win."I thought the race was over," said Michael. "Then, Justin got beside me in the backstretch and I had to get a run on him into turns three and four. We almost had a win here earlier this year. This one was a little tough because I knew something was wrong with the car, and I found the broken left shock on the red flag. We'll take this one back home."Michael's win was hard fought. He had to fend off Carl McKinney during the first half of the race. Then, he battled with Shawn Shingledecker and Carlson, who swapped second and third several times over the last half of the race on the tacky surface. With each battle, Michael held the advantage, but it was difficult for him to set a good pace due to five cautions and one red flag, which occurred when Evan Taylor flipped his car in the frontstretch after contact with the front wall. The final caution setup overtime with an extra lap added to the race. Michael continued to lead on the restart, and he thought he won the race when he crossed the line. He bobbled slightly, and that allowed Carlson to dive under Michael in the backstretch. Michael raced Carlson through the final corners to lead off turn four. At the finish, Michael was the winner over Carlson, Shingledecker, Butch Southwell and Ron Roncaglione. Roncaglione and McKinney captured the E Mod heats.Jackson Humanic of Titusville, Pa., earned his first victory of the season in the 15-lap Pro Stock feature. Piloting his R&R Hardwoods/Timber Lake Lodge Ford-Chevrolet No. 17, the win was the fourth of Humanic's career at Tri-City and opened the 2010 Klapec Auto Body Pro Stock Mini Series. Taking the lead on the ninth circuit after leader Randy Wyant suffered mechanical problems, Humanic raced home the winner."If Randy hadn't broke, I would not have won this race," said a happy Humanic in victory lane. "I would never have caught him. This team has worked really hard the last few weeks to get here. I have to thank everyone involved for all they do."After Terry Wheeler led the first circuit, Humanic took the lead with an inside move at the finish line at the completion of the second circuit. However, on the fifth circuit, Humanic nearly spun in turn two, and Wyant and Wheeler dashed by him. Humanic recovered to take back second and tried to catch Wyant, but the two seemed to run the same lap times. Then, on the ninth circuit, Wyant came up lame, and Humanic took command. Jason Johns made it to second on the 12th circuit, but he could not catch the flying teen. Humanic took the win over Johns, Russ Coyne, Wheeler and Charlie McMillen. Coyne and Johns won the Pro Stock heats.Next Sunday June 20th, Tri-City Speedway will return to action with the first five-star racing show of the season featuring the Engles Trucking Services DIRTcar Big Block Modifieds, 4 Your Car Connection FASTRAK Late Models, Welding Technologies/Shaw Industries E Mods, and E.F. Rogers Plumbing & Heating Pro Stocks. In addition, the Mini Stocks will make their first appearance of 2010 as they join the weekly Sunday night card at Tri-City for the remainder of the season on T.J. Car Care & Best Car Care Night. The E Mods will run their first RPM Auto Sales E Mod Mini Series race of 2010, and will host the Fan Meet and Greet on the frontstretch before the E Mod feature. Gates will open at 4 p.m. and racing starts at 6 p.m. Adult grandstand admission will be $12.DIRTcar BIG BLOCK MODIFIEDS (20 Laps): 1. DAVE MURDICK, 2. Kevin Bolland, 3. Andy Priest, 4. Rex King, 5. Brad Rapp, 6. Jeremiah Shingledecker, 7. Dean Pearson, 8. Kevin Hoffman, 9. Eric Martin, 10. Chris Haines, 11. Mike Turner, 12. Randy Chronister, 13. Don Brown, 14. Rex King Jr., 15. Scott Strock, 16. Steve Feder, 17. Carl Murdick.FASTRAK LATE MODELS (20 Laps) (Unofficial): 1. ROBBIE BLAIR, 2. Max Blair, 3. Bryan Force, 4. Colton Flinner, 5. Dan Karalagas, 6. Damian Bidwell, 7. Steve Dixon, 8. Bobby Whitling, 9. Jason Genco, 10. Kyle Zimmerman, 11. Chad Wright, 12. Kyle Scott, 13. Jeff Broniszewski, 14. Jamie Brown, 15. Chad Myers, 16. Tyler Barris, 17. Josh Double, 18. Joe Martin. DISQ: Gregg Satterlee. DNS: Mike Pegher Jr.E MODS (15 Laps): 1. RICH MICHAEL JR., 2 Justin Carlson, 3. Shawn Shingledecker, 4. Butch Southwell, 5. Ron Roncaglione, 6. Carl McKinney, 7. Jonathan Taylor, 8. Andy Buckley, 9. Tim Engles, 10. Bruce Powell, 11. Clayton Kennedy, 12. Jim Turley, 13. Bobby Chrispen, 14. Travis Asel, 15. Rick Pratschler, 16. Ron Boardman, 17. Troy Carr, 18. Leonard Enos, 19. Mike Potosky, 20. Evan Taylor.PRO STOCKS (15 Laps): 1. JACKSON HUMANIC, 2. Jason Johns, 3. Russ Coyne, 4. Terry Wheeler, 5. Charlie McMillen, 6. Curtis J. Bish, 7. Bill Myers, 8. Tony Fonzo, 9. Matt Thomas, 10. Randy Wyant.UPCOMING EVENTS

June 20 - 5-Star Racing with the DIRTcar Big Block Modifieds, FASTRAK Late Models (Non-Point Event), E Mods, Pro Stocks and Mini Stocks (E Mod Meet & Greet/RPM Auto Sales E Mod Mini Series Event)(T.J. Car Care & Best Car Care Night)June 27 - 5-Star Racing with the DIRTcar Big Block Modifieds, FASTRAK Late Models, E Mods, Pro Stocks and Mini Stocks (Ultra-Graph-X and Redneck Night)July 4 - Independence Day Celebration Featuring Dave Blaney Night with DIRTcar Challenge Sprint Series Hall of Fame Classic Presented by Horn's Collision Repair/Larry Horn and Sanford Company (30 Laps; $2,000-to-win); DIRTcar Big Block Modifieds BRP Modified Tour 18th Annual Kodiak Memorial Presented by Atkinson Fire Safety Equipment (30 Laps; $2,000-to-win) and E Mods (RPM Auto Sales E Mod Mini Series)

July 11 - 5-Star Racing with the DIRTcar Big Block Modifieds, FASTRAK Late Models, E Mods, Pro Stocks and Mini Stocks (Big Brothers & Big Sisters of Venango County Night)

Coleby Frye wins Speedweek Closer at Bedford
By: Dave HarclerodeBEDFORD, PA - Bedford Speedway hosted the Appalachian Mountain Dirt Late Model Speedweek finale on Friday night, and 37 cars Super Late Models and 34 Limited Late Models filled the pits for the event. Coleby Frye won the biggest race of his young career, pocketed $5,000, and put on a courageous show as he literally battled door to door with one of the regions best. The Limited Late Model feature was won by Tim Smith, Jr., who holds the record for most wins at Bedford in the division.Time Trials for the Super Lates started the evening, and DJ Troutman's 19.389 seconds nearly broke Scott Bloomquist's 19.346 one lap track record. Troutman, driving a car owned by Limited Late Model driver Daniel Cornman, also scorched the field in his heat race and looked to be a serious contender come feature time. But Troutman's engine expired as he took the checkered in the heat, and the car was parked for the night. Other heat winners were Rick Eckert, Coleby Frye, and Jack Pencil. Randy Burkholder and Scott Haus won the two B-main events. The 40 lap main event for the 25 car field started without a hitch, and Coleby Frye grabbed the top position at the drop of the green. By lap 13, Frye encountered lapped traffic and was able to put some distance between himself and second place runner Jeremy Miller. As the top two worked through traffic, a huge battle for third on back thrilled fans. Vic Coffey, Derek Byler, Rick Eckert, and DJ Myers put on the show battling for the third through sixth spots. Back at the front, Miller was slowly gaining on Frye, and a late race caution with 9 to go put him right on Frye's bumper. When the green came back out, it was Frye running the top side and Miller on the bottom every lap with Frye gaining a slight advantage each circuit. Coming to the white flag, Frye hopped the cushion in turn 4 and Miller pulled along side down the frontstretch. The pair made contact, and it was Miller with the lead going into turn one on the last lap. The pair again made contact coming off of turn two, and this time it was Frye with the advantage, an advantage he'd carry all the way to the checkered. Frye was ecstatic in victory lane after picking up the biggest win of his career, and Miller was less than happy with the results. Vic Coffey earned the third finish spot, and rookie driver Derek Byler and wylie veteran Rick Eckert completed the top five. Sixth through tenth went to DJ Myers, Darryl Hills, Jack Pencil, Jamie Lathroum, and Jeff Rine.Tim Smith, Jr. was the best of 34 Limited Late Models, and won his 24th career feature win at Bedford. Smith won the 25 lap event over Matt Sponaugle, Rick Singleton, Matt Cosner, and Craig Wagaman. Matt Howsare, Daniel Cornman, Andy Fries, Kyle Lear, and Glenn Elliot.SUPER LATE MODELSFEATURE (40 laps): 1. Coleby Frye 2. Jeremy Miller 3. Vic Coffey 4. Derek Byler 5. Rick Eckert 6. DJ Myers 7. Darryl Hills 8. Jack Pencil 9. Jamie Lathroum 10. Jeff Rine 11. Brian Booze 12. Nick Dickson 13. Andy Anderson 14. Ricky Elliot 15. Scott Haus 16. Jim Yoder 17. Dylan Yoder 18. Keith Jackson 19. Shawn Claar 20. Steve Everhart 21. Mike Lupfer 22. Jeff Miller 23. Randy Burkholder 24. Scott Rhodes 25. DJ Troutman
DNQ: JT Spence, Frankie Plessinger, Mike Walls, Scott LeBarron, Mike Altobelli, Jr., Allen Lemin, Chris Harr, Greg Fetters, Chuck Clise, Wayne Johnson, Al Cheney, Tom Decker, Jr.LIMITED LATE MODELS

FEATURE (25 laps): 1. Tim Smith, Jr. 2. Matt Sponaugle 3. Rick Singleton 4. Matt Cosner 5. Craig Wagaman 6. Matt Howsare 7. Daniel Cornman 8. Andy Fries 9. Kyle Lear 10. Glenn Elliott 11. Donnie Farlling 12. Darrell Dick 13. Bobby Beard 14. Travis Stickley 15. Steve Billett 16. Justin Kann 17. Roy Miller 18. Grant Adams 19. Tom Eriksen 20. Rance Garlock 21. Ed Pope 22. Cam Zeigler 23. Duane Harbaugh 24. Pete Weaver 25. Brian Lesley
DNQ: Randy Croop, Travis Calhoun, Corey Weaver, Eric Irvin, Eddie Cornett, Chaz Walls, Craig Perigo, Alex Updegraff

Markleysburg, PA (June 12) A late afternoon rain shower delayed the start of the Laurel Highlander at Roaring Knob Motorsports Complex in Markleysburg, PA. But promoter Rick Jones and staff made the decision to patiently wait out the weather, and nobody was happier for that Mel Minnick. The veteran driver from Uniontown, PA took the lead from Tommy Beck on lap 18 and held off a strong challenge on a late restart to collect the popular victory.The redraw for the top 12 starting positions for the Laurel Highlander 38 produced front row starting positions for Jim Kutas and Tommy Beck. At the drop of the green flag, Beck used the outside groove to take the early lead. Two laps in, the first of three cautions in the 38-lap main event flew for D.J. Myers, as his car rolled to a stop in turn two. Beck chose the outside lane for the double-file restart, and again grabbed the lead as just one more lap was registered before a caution for a Danny Mitchell spin in turn four.The race would now see an extended period of green flag racing. Beck chose the outside, and again pulled into the lead over Kutas, Bob Gordon, fourth starting Mel Minnick. Gordon got a nose ahead of Kutas on lap 7, but Kutas was able to fend him off to hold second. Ninth starting Chuck Harper entered the top five on lap 9. The leaders hit race traffic on lap 13, with Beck still showing the way. Kutas was still leading the battle for second, but had issues on lap 15 which reshuffled the running order as he fell back in the running order. Minnick was the benefactor as he advanced to second over Gordon, Harper, and 12th starting Doug Horton.Minnick quickly closed on Beck as the leaders continued to work race traffic. Working lap 17, Minnick caught Beck down the backstretch, and swooped inside entering turn three. The move worked, and Minnick would be the new leader on lap 18.At halfway with the green light still on, Minnick led Beck, Harper, Horton, and Gordon. Still working race traffic, Minnick worked hard through the traffic to gain a comfortable advantage, leaving his challengers to battle for second. On lap 23, Harper and Horton both got by Beck, but were a long way behind the leader.At lap 31 with seven laps remaining, the race took a major change in complexion. Sixth running Gordon slowed on the front stretch to bring out the caution. While Minnick would now get a break from race traffic, his comfortable lead was now gone. With his choice of lanes for the double-file restart, Minnick selected the outside, putting Harper to the inside.When the green waved, both drivers got an even start and raced side-by-side to turn one. Minnick slid to the top of the banking, and got a good run through turns one and two, pulling ahead to resume the lead down the backstretch. Gary Dalton nosed by Horton to take third. With laps clicking by, Harper stayed close and closed in on the final lap. But Minnick remained flawless and scored the popular victory.Harper settled for a close second. Dalton, who was quiet in the early part of the race, got better as the event went along in his third place run. Horton was fourth. Chad McClellan advanced from 11th starting spot to get fifth, as Beck, Bob Hershman, Keith Barbara, Kutas, and John Mollick rounded out the top ten.Bob Gordon, Gary Dalton, and Jim Kutas won the three heat races for the 18 entries.The next stop for the UFo Race Championship will be Thunder Valley Raceway in Central City, PA. The "Shawn McGarvey Showdown" will take place on Saturday, June 19. This event will mark the firstt-ever appearance of the UFo Super Late Models at this Laurel Highlands race track.With his fifth place finish, coupled with the tenth place finish for John Mollick, Chad McClellan gained ground in the UFo Race Championship point standings. The two drivers are now tied for the Series point lead, as the Series champion will tentatively earn $5000. Keith Barbara is third in the point chase, with Tommy Beck fourth. Danny Mitchell is now fifth, as Doug Horton, Jared Miley, Jim Kutas, Gary Dalton, and Tony Musolino round out the top ten.The UFo Race Championship is an event marketing alliance among supertracks in the Pennova region (Western PA-Northern WV-Northeastern OH). Participating speedways present their own championship Super Late Model events under the UFo banner throughout the season using common tech and procedure rules with a year-end, group funded, point bonus for the top finishing drivers on the tour. Eligible tracks are within the 3 hour travel distance of the central point of Washington, PA.The UFo Race Championship Tour is proudly sponsored by Lias Tire/American Racer of Indiana, PA, Hoosier Tire Mid-Atlantic with distributors in Saxonburg, PA, Roaring Springs PA and Finksburg, MD and Townsend Gas and Oil of Homer City, PA. 100% of their points fund sponsorship will be given to the top point standing drivers in prize money and awards. More information on these sponsors may be found at http://www.hoosiermidatlantic.com, http://www.americanraceronline.com, and http://www.townsendgasoil.com. 2010 Contingency awards are provided by Bernheisel Race Components and Lazer Chassis. Information on their products may be found at http://www.bernheiselracecars.com.Complete information on the UFo Race Championship may be found at http://www.uforacechampionship.com. Dog Hollow Speedway is located east of Indiana, PA off US 422 on PA 403 at Strongstown. The track phone is 814-948-6812 and promoter phone is 814-948-4252. The track website is http://www.dog-hollow.net.Mercer Raceway Park is located just north of Mercer, PA off US 19 on Fairground Road. The track website is http://www.mercerracewaypark.com, race day phone 724-662-1310 and office phone 724-964-9300. Pittsburgh's PA Motor Speedway is located just west of Pittsburgh off US 22/30 at Imperial, PA off the Noblestown exit. The track website is http://www.ppms.com, office phone 412-279-7223 and race day phone 724-695-3363 or 724-695-0393.Roaring Knob Motorsports Complex is located east of Farmington, PA off US 40. Website information may be obtained at http://www.roaringknob.com, with office phone for Oval Track Promotions of 410-857-3821 and race day phone 724-329-0306. Thunder Valley Raceway is located off PA 160 and US 30 at Central City, PA on Shade Church Road. The track website is http://www..thundervalleyraceway.com, race day phone 814-754-8090 and office phone 301-733-3688.Tyler County Speedway is located south of Middlebourne, WV on SR 18 at the Tyler County Fairgrounds. Tyler County Speedway is located south of Middlebourne, WV on SR 18 at the Tyler County Fairgrounds. The track website is http://www.tylercountyspeedwayonline.com. with race day phone 304-758-2660 and phones for Circle Track Management Group of 304-483-2536, 304-758-4426, 304-758-5186 and 304-904-0021. West Virginia Motor Speedway is located off exit 170 of I-77 at Mineral Wells, WV. The track website is http://www.wvspeedway.com. BDS Racing Promotions/Mountain State Motorsports may be contacted at 304-639-5718, 304-771-5661 or 304-771-3488 with speedway office phone of 304-758-2934.2010 UFo Race Championship ScheduleSubject to additions and modificationsRACEceviers required at PPMS, Roaring Knob,Lernerville, WVMS, Tyler Co and Dog Hollow.
Transponders Required at Lernerville and PPMS. Rentals available at the tracks. Saturday, March 27 / Mercer Raceway Park / Chiller Thriller / 41 laps / $2,500 won by Mike KnightSaturday, April 17 / Tyler County Speedway / Topless 51 / 51 laps / $5,000 won by Paul Wilmoth, JrSaturday, May 15 / Pittsburgh's PA Motor Speedway / F-2 Shockwave / 2-22 laps / $3,000 total won by Mark Banal and John MollickSaturday, June 12 / Roaring Knob Motorsports Complex / Laurel Highlander / 38 laps / $2,500 won by .Saturday, June 19 / Thunder Valley Raceway / Shawn McGarvey Showdown / 38P laps / $2,508PSaturday, July 3 / Tyler County Speedway / Earl Hill Championship / 51 laps / $5,000Sunday, July 11 / Dog Hollow Speedway / Revolution 2010 / 44 laps/ $5,000Saturday, July 17 / Roaring Knob Motorsports Complex / Supernational Road / 40 laps / $3,000Saturday, July 24 / Pittsburgh's PA Motor Speedway / Red Miley Rumble / 41 laps / $3,053 totalSunday, August 1 / West Virginia Motor Speedway / Crown Jewel Qualifiers / 2-22 laps / $5,000 totalSaturday, August 28 / Pittsburgh's PA Motor Speedway / PENNational / 2-22 laps / $3,000 totalFriday, September 3 / Tyler County Speedway / The Black Diamond-WV State Championship / 51 laps / $10,000Saturday September 11 / Roaring Knob Motorsports Complex/ King of the Knob / 51 laps / $5,000Thursday, Friday, Saturday September 16-17-18 / Pittsburgh's PA Motor Speedway / The PittsburgherThursday, Friday, Saturday October 7-8-9 / The Ultimate / Roaring Knob / TBA laps / $7,000
UFo Race Championship race results for Saturday, June 12, 2010, Roaring Knob Motorsports Complex, Markleysburg, PA
Lead changes - 1.Lap leaders: 1-17 - Tommy Beck.18-38. - Mel MinnickFinish, Start, Car, Driver, Hometown.1, 4, M1, Mel Minnick, Uniontown, PA2, 9, 00H, Chuck Harper, Beverly, WV3, 7, 14, Gary Dalton, Morgantown, WV4, 12, 46, Doug Horton, Bruceton Mills, WV5, 11, 119, Chad McClellan, Stoystown, PA6, 2, 91, Tommy Beck, Murrysville, PA7, 5, 25, Bob Hershman, Swanton, MD8, 8, 17, Keith Barbara, South Park, PA9, 1, S1, Jim Kutas, Elizabeth, PA10, 13, 4J, John Mollick, Toronto, OH11, 3, 31, Bob Gordon, Keyser, WV12, 16, 43, Danny Pugh, Morgantown, WV13, 6, 77, Jeff Ferguson, Uniontown, PA14, 15, 7, Billy Holbert, Fairmont, WV15, 14, 0, Richard Frazier, Mt. Clare, WV16, 18, 18D, Danny Mitchell, Clarksburg, WV17, 17, 9, L.C. Powers, Mt. Morris, PA18, 10, 70J, D.J. Myers, Greencastle, PAHeat 1 - 1, Bob Gordon. 2, Chuck Harper. 3, D.J. Myers. 4, Doug Horton. 5, John Mollick. 6, Danny PughHeat 2 - 1, Gary Dalton. 2, Chad McClellan. 3, Keith Barbara. 4, Jeff Ferguson. 5, Richard Frazier. 6, L.C. PowersHeat 3 - 1, Jim Kutas. 2, Mel Minnick. 3, Bob Hershman. 4, Tommy Beck. 5, Billy Holbert. 6, Danny Mitchell.Updated UFo Race Championship point standings:1 tie, 343.5, 4J, John Mollick, Toronto, OH; 119, Chad McClellan, Stoystown, PA3, 313, 17, Keith Barbara, South Park, PA4, 256.5, 91, Tommy Beck, Murrysville, PA5, 238, 18D, Danny Mitchell, Clarksburg, WV6, 184, 46, Doug Horton, Bruceton Mills, WV7, 174, H1, Jared Miley, South Park, PA8, 173, S1, Jim Kutas, Elizabeth, PA9, 172, 14, Gary Dalton, Morgantown, WV10, 168.5, 21, Tony Musolino, Scott Twp., PA11, 165, 56, Denton Boyer, Punxsutawney, PA12, 164, 03, Doug Eck, Corry, PA13, 160, 22, Greg Oakes, Franklinville, NY14, 159, 48, John Flinner, Zelienople, PA15, 158, J4, John Garvin, Sarver, PA16, 156.5, 16*, Dereck Frank, Jamestown, NY17, 154, 17L, Dennis Lunger, Albion, PA18 tie, 149, 1J, Dave Murdick, Slippery Rock, PA; 9, L.C. Powers, Mt. Morris, PA

20, 140, 38, Jim Stephans, Baldwin, PA

Felmlee's sprint win is first in over 2 years at Mercer
By: Mike Leone FELMLEE'S SPRINT WIN IS 1ST IN OVER 2 YEARS AT MERCER; HOLDEN EDGES SCHAFFER FOR
1ST IN MODS; #3 FOR BLAIR IN FASTRAK; 1ST FOR HAINES IN STOCKS; LEHNERD REPEATS
IN MINISMercer, PA.After five rainouts in the past seven race nights at Mercer Raceway
Park, the prospects of racing didn't look promising with an 80% chance of rain
for Saturday and Saturday night; however, only a brief sprinkle fell as sunshine
was present for the majority of the day and evening allowing the program to be
completed. Celebrating in the Hoosier Tire Mid-Atlantic victory lane were Bob
Felmlee-Luxaire Heating & Cooling Sprint Cars, Jimmy Holden-Approved Toilet
Rentals Modifieds, Max Blair-4 Your Car Connection FASTRAK Late Models, Chris
Haines-Big Daddy's Speed Center Stock Cars, and Lee Lehnerd-M&D Paving Mini
Stocks. It was $10 Family Night presented by Klingensmith's Drugstore and
Lambert Racing/Bagel Bites Corp. Night.On April 10, Ed Lynch, Jr. ended a two and half year winless drought at Mercer.
On May 15, Danny Holtgraver returned to victory lane for the first time in three
years at Mercer. Saturday night, it was Bob Felmlee ending his winless spell at
Mercer capturing his first Sprint Car victory at the 3/8-mile oval since April
26, 2008. Felmlee's victory came in the 20-lap Luxaire Heating & Cooling Sprint
Car feature and was worth $1,500 plus a certificate for a Goodyear Tire."That was great," expressed the Franklin, Pa. veteran racer. "I like to start
on the pole and get out front and do my own thing. My foot was down hard on the
floor and never lifted other than turn three. That was Chad Reitz's line in the
Modified that I was using there. I have to thank Chad, Woody, and my mom is
here tonight; Keizer Wheels, the Goodyear Tire deal, Vinyl Graphics, and
everybody that's helps us out- I greatly appreciate it."Felmlee started on the pole moved up ahead of outside pole-sitter Carl Bowser
just past the flag stand. It was a hard race into turns one and two, but
Felmlee prevailed over Bowser. Two-time winner Mike Lutz slid off turns three
and four and landed on his side bringing a halt to racing action with one lap
completed.When racing resumed, seventh and eighth starting Ed Lynch, Jr. and Rod George
moved into the top five getting by Chris Best. Lynch pressured newcomer Andy
McKisson for third on laps four, five, and six before making the move driving
under McKisson in turns one and two for the spot. Felmlee caught lapped traffic on lap nine, while Lynch closed on Bowser for
second. Lynch made a great move on lap 10 driving under Bowser in turn four
using the lapped car of Brian Steinman to his advantage stealing away second.
The event was slowed for the second and final time when Holtgraver spun with 12
laps completed.The last eight laps went green-to-checkered as Felmlee drove off unchallenged in
his World of Wheels/Lutz Auto Body-sponsored to his 24th career win at the track
tying him for seventh on the all-time win list with Arnie Kent and Rod George.
Lynch's runner-up extended his point lead and earned him another Goodyear Tire
hard charger certificate. Bowser was third. McKisson edged George by a wheel
for the fourth spot. Dan Kuriger, Holtgraver, and Best were sixth through
eighth. Eric Williams was the last car on the lead lap and earned a Goodyear
Tire certificate. Steinman was 10th. Heat winners were Lutz and George, who
won the random draw Goodyear Tire certificates.Jimmy Holden has been a two-time winner at Sportsman's Speedway this year and on
Saturday night captured his first of the year at Mercer holding off a staunch
late race challenge by Jeff Schaffer to win the 20-lap Approved Toilet Rentals
Modified feature. "This is unbelievable," stated the Tiona, Pa. star who took over the division's
point lead. "The car was absolutely brilliant at the beginning. There was
nothing we could have done to make it any better, but we lost a little tail
weight at the end. I saw Schaffer there with two to go under me a couple times.
He had some good runs, just not quite enough. We did a great job and he
obviously did too. He was putting the pressure on me. It means a lot to win
here; these guys bring it every week."The race's only caution came on the opening lap when second place starter Kevin
Green got tangled up and collected five other cars in turns three and four.
When racing resumed, Holden marched into the lead, while Schaffer was able to
get by Rick Hall for the second position. Seventh starting Gary Smoker drove
by Hall for third on the backstretch on lap six. Holden began to pull away from Schaffer just past the halfway point, but
Schaffer caught back up to Holden on lap 17. Schaffer was all over Holden in
the final three laps getting alongside the race leader, but Holden had just
enough to hold on for his sixth career win in the Dean Holden-owned, Holden Oil
& Gas/Holden Precision Machine/DAH Oil/Jet Water Hauling-sponsored #28H. After
the early caution, the race went non-stop in 5 minutes and 52 seconds. Smoker was third over Hall and Matt Reeher as all five top five finishes
recorded their season best finishes. Sixth through tenth were Eric Gabany,
Steve Barr, Frank Guidace, Dave Shook, and Clyde Gumpp. Hall and Lonny Riggs
won the heats. After five rainouts and missing two other events due to Northeast Touring Series
events, Max Blair returned to Mercer Raceway Park on Saturday night for the
first time since April 10 and made it three-for-three in 2010 in the 4 Your Car
Connection FASTRAK Late Model division. "I say this every single week, but this place just keeps getting nicer and
nicer," described the 20-year-old Centerville, Pa. racer. "The track prep crew
does a heck of a job here every single week. This is one of the nicest places
to race I go to. It's definitely on my top two favorite tracks I've ever been
to."Blair led all 20 laps and only two cautions for spins by Mike Anderson, Jr. on
lap six were all that slowed his run to the checkered. Blair's all-time
division-leading 10th career win came in his Specialty Products/4 Your Car
Connection/Moody & Son Welding/Bossard's Sales & Service-sponsored #111.Behind Blair, great racing was taking place for second through sixth. Dwayne
Pond, Brian Booher, and Butch Lambert took over second through fourth from Joe
Martin on lap two. Lambert and Booher swapped third and fourth numerous times
with Lambert getting by for good on lap 12. Lambert was right on Pond on lap
17, but Pond had just enough to hold on for second. Lambert was third in his
first start in 2010. Booher was fourth over eighth starting Kyle Zimmerman, who
continues to maintain a big point lead. Martin fell to sixth with Sean Puz,
Leigh Wheeler, Rusty Cade, and Shawn Schaltenbrand rounding out the top 10.
Booher and Pond won the heat races.Point leader Chris Haines finished runner-up in the first four Stock Car races
of the season and throw in three second place heat finishes. On Saturday night,
Haines finally registered a P1 taking the victory in the 15-lap Big Daddy's
Speed Center feature for the first time in nearly three seasons. "I'm tired of finishing second," stated the Sandy Lake, Pa. driver, who will be
doing double duty this Saturday night competing with the BRP Modified Tour.
"I'm glad we finally won. We've put in a lot of hours at work and finished up
at 5 tonight to get here. I was kind of glad for the rainouts really. That was
a shame for Steve (D'Apolito) when he broke. He was definitely going to beat
me. I was trying to keep up with him, but that's the way it goes."Dwight Boice led the first three laps before fourth starting Steve D'Apolito
drove under the leader in turns one and two, while Haines passed Terry Wheeler
for third. Haines took second away from Boice on the lap six restart. Shaun
Hooks moved to third on lap seven getting by Boice. D'Apolito looked poised for his third win of the season, but after racing
numerous laps with a packed right rear tire full of mud, the entire rear axle
let go on his mount on lap 12 handing the lead to Haines. Haines then went on
for his second career win, but first since August 11, 2007 in his Lakeview
Fertilizer/Jerry Lucas Auto-sponsored #35H.Hooks and Boice crossed the finish line in second and third, but were
disqualified in post-race tech. Wheeler and Charlie McMillen were credited for
second and third for their best finishes of the season. Bryan Wagner matched
his season best fourth place finish with newcomer Chip Walsh completing the top
five. Wheeler and D'Apolito won the heat races.Lee Lehnerd barley held off hard charging Tim Callahan to become the first
repeat winner in 2010 in the Mini Stocks. Lehnerd won the last time racing was
held on May 15 in the 12-lap M&D Paving feature. "We are talking to a company
about sponsoring us for the rest of the season," explained the Cabot, Pa.
driver. "We'd like to run here the rest of the season for points. I kept
looking and I couldn't see anybody, but I saw him (Callahan) coming off turn
four."Four starting Pete Blazczak charged to the lead, while Lehnerd made his way from
eighth to fourth on the initial lap. Lehnerd then passed newcomers Todd Gabriel
and Troy Norman for second on lap two. Blazczak led until lap six when his car
lost power handing the lead to Lehnerd with seventh starting Callahan up to
second. Callahan gave it his best to become the seventh different winner in as
many races as he was all over Lehnerd from laps 10 to the finish, but Lehnerd
had just enough to hold on his #71 for his fourth career win. Norman was third
with season best finishes by Merle Black and Ed Haylett in fourth and fifth.
Callahan and Wally Stearns, Jr. won the heat races.Luxaire Heating & Cooling (410) Sprint Cars (20 laps, $1,500 to-win): 1. BOB
FELMLEE (6) 2. Ed Lynch, Jr. (2L) 3. Carl Bowser (10) 4. Andy McKisson (0)
5. Rod George (4) 6. Dan Kuriger (08) 7. Danny Holtgraver (D4) 8. Chris Best
(66) 9. Eric Williams (7) 10. Brian Steinman (24s) 11. Mike Lutz (Chappel 8)
12. John McCracken, Jr. (79)-DNS.Approved Toilet Rentals (358) Modifieds (20 laps): 1. JIMMY HOLDEN (28H) 2.
Jeff Schaffer (14) 3. Gary Smoker (516) 4. Rick Hall (B2) 5. Matt Reeher
(711) 6. Eric Gabany (3E) 7. Steve Barr (Hinkle 77) 8. Frank Guidace (1G) 9.
Dave Shook (17s) 10. Clyde Gumpp (51) 11. Chris Myers (1c) 12. Steve Young
(Schaffer 10) 13. Kevin Green (74) 14. Lonny Riggs (Black 58) 15. Dustin
Martin (29D)-DNS.4 Your Car Connection FASTRAK Late Models (20 laps): 1. MAX BLAIR (111) 2.
Dwayne Pond (Bidwell B1D) 3. Butch Lambert (27) 4. Brian Booher (Hoover 00H)
5. Kyle Zimmerman (z17) 6. Joe Martin (55) 7. Sean Puz (33) 8. Leigh Wheeler
(Smith 717) 9. Rusty Cade (47) 10. Shawn Schaltenbrand (26) 11. Justin
Kreider (29) 12. Mike Anderson, Jr. (72).Big Daddy's Speed Center Stock Cars (15 laps): 1. CHRIS HAINES (35H) 2. Terry
Wheeler (2W) 3. Charlie McMillen (61M) 4. Bryan Wagner (56) 5. Chip Walsh
(36) 6. Earl Snyder (19) 7. Steve D'Apolito (84) 8. Matt Wagner (12) 9.
Shawn Hooks (Janovick 65)-DSQ (carburetor spacer) 10. Dwight Boice (528)-DSQ
(valve springs) 11. Greg Fornataro (77)-DNS.M&D Paving Mini Stocks (12 laps): 1. LEE LEHNERD (71) 2. Tim Callahan (54) 3.
Troy Norman (19) 4. Merle Black (76) 5. Ed Haylett (8-ball) 6. Byron Kress
(62) 7. Pete Blazczak (77) 8. Todd Gabriel (33G) 9. Wally Stearns, Jr. (33)
10. Mike McConnell (31) 11. Jordan Ehrenberg (JD57).Upcoming Events:06/16 Open practice from 5 PM til dark.06/19 "Smackdown" featuring BRP Modified Tour Big-Block vs. 358 Small-Block Mod
Challenge plus Sprints ($1,750), Stocks & Mini Stocks.06/26 "American Patriot Night" presented by Walt's of Mercer Plaza. Sprints,
Mods, FASTRAK Late Models, Stocks & Mini Stocks. Free general admission for
Butler County residents presented by McClymonds Supply & Transit plus free
admission for all veterans and scouts in uniform.

Grandstands at 4:30 PM. Hot laps at 6:15. Racing at 7.

KOT REPEATS; HOFFNER, BARNETT, SHANNON, AND FEDDER PICK UP FIRST WINS OF THE SEASON AT HUMMINGBIRD SPEEDWAYReynoldsville (June 12) - The temperature was hot, the weather was ominous, and the action was intense as Hummingbird Speedway saw four first time winners this season. Joe Kot of DuBois was the lone repeat winner as he captured his second Street Stock feature win in a row. Luke Hoffner of Turbotville took home the checkers in the Limited Late Model class as other winners were Alan Barnett of Philipsburg (Four Cylinders), Kyle Shannon of Brockway (Pure Stocks), and Shawn Fedder of Clearfield (Front-Wheel Drive 4-Cylinders)It was "Racing Pioneers' Night" and former drivers from the 1960s - 70s were on hand. Bud Garvey and friends brought a number of old racecars to the track as well. The old-time cars were on display and one of them, former driver Jimmy Walker, carried the American flag during the National Anthem with his vintage racer, along with his grandson Jeremy Buck in his current Pure Stock. The old-time cars also took to the track to run some laps after the heat races were run. Then it was time for the features to beginMark Hummel and Barnett brought the field of Four Cylinders trackside for the first feature race of the evening. Hummel led the first lap, but Barnett worked his way around the outside to lead lap two. Hummel then ran side-by-side with Mike Anderson for a number of laps as they battled for the second spot. Adam Nixon was working his way toward the front when he and Hummel made contact on the backstretch; both cars retired to the pits. At the halfway mark it was Barnett, Andersonul Metz Jr., George Bailey, and Tim Bailey. Barnett began to stretch out his lead as Anderson, Metz, and G Bailey battled for second. Anderson gained the second spot and began to challenge Barnett for the lead, but Barnett held on for his first win of the season. Metz and Anderson captured the heat race winsNext up were the Street Stocks, with Craig Lobb (subbing for Dan Smeal) and Brandon Connor on the front row. Lobb led lap one, with Craig Bainey and Connor running side-by-side for second. Bainey's race was short-lived as his engine blew on lap three. Connor was leading on the restart, with Gary Little and Joe Kot applying pressure. On lap eight, Bob McMillen (subbing for Jamie Price) spun and was collected by Bruce Hartzfeld and Jim Bloom. Kot led on the restart, followed by Connor, Little, Bob Rosman, and Chad Rougeux. Kot held the lead through several more minor cautions, and Little got by Connor for second. He tried hard to get by Kot for the last three laps, but Kot held on for his second straight win. Heat race wins went to McMillen, Little, and BaineyThe field of seventeen Limited Late Models took to the track next, led by Bob McMillen and Denny Fenton. McMillen led early, and started to pull away slightly, but Luke Hoffner reeled him back in and began to apply pressure. Halfway it was still McMillen, followed by Hoffner, Ed Connor (subbing for Denny Draisma), Dwayne Brooks, and Eric Moore. McMillen and Hoffner traded the lead several times on laps fourteen through sixteen, and following several more cautions, Hoffner began to pull away by lap twenty. Connor moved up to second and tried to catch Hofner but ran out of laps as Hoffner took his first win of the season at Hummingbird. Moore, McMillen, and Brooks rounded out the top five. McMillen, Denny Fenton, and Hoffner copped the heatsJeremy Buck and Ryan Hess made up the front row of the Pure Stock field at the drop of starter Bob Sullinger's green flag. Before a lap was complete, there was a four-car pileup in turn two. On the complete restart, Hess took the lead, with Buck applying pressure. The top three began to pull away from the rest of the field, and at the halfway point it was Hess, Buck, Kyle Shannon, Justin Kanouff, and Matt Heindl. Shannon worked his way into second place and got by Hess on lap eleven just as the caution flew for a spin in lap two. He hung onto the lead on the restart, and began to pull away late and picked up his first win of the season at the track. He was followed by Buck, Mike Calhoun, Steven Arthurs, and Heindl. Heat race wins went to Calhoun and ShannonThe final feature event of the evening was the Front-Wheel Drive Four Cylinders, with Bill Weber and Lee Zalno making up the front row. A spin on the initial start by Rich Lucas cause another complete restart, and Zalno took the lead. He held the lead through several more cautions and the ensuing restarts, as Jacob Kline, Weber, and Shawn Fedder tried to close the gap. On lap three, Dan White clipped on of the infield tires coming out of turn four and rolled his car several times. White was unhurt. The restart saw a four car battle for the lead, and the top spot was finally gained by Weber. He led lap five, but Fedder took it away from him on the next lap. Halfway through the event Fedder led, with Weber, Kline, and Zalno giving chase. Fedder continued to lead as Kline and Weber battled side-by-side for the second spot. Fedder took the win, followed by Kline, Weber, Zalno, and Aaron Luzier. Heat race victores went to A Luzer, M Luzier, and Kline82 cars were in the pits despite very threatening weather and events at several surrounding communities. They treated the fans to some exciting action, and the program was completed shortly before 11PM. Next week will see another five-division program at the 3/8 mile facility located between Falls Creek and Reynoldsville. Race teams and fans are reminded that road construction will force the closing of Route 830 just outside of Falls Creek. Those travelling to the track will need to use an alternate route if they are coming from that direction.FULL RESULTSFOUR CYLINDER 1. #76B Alan Barnett (Philipsburg) 2. #76 Mike Anderson (DuBois) 3. #14 Paul Metz Jr. (Julian) 4. #20 George Bailey (Clearfield) 5. #57 Tim Bailey (Morrisdale) 6. #17 Randy Albert (Morrisdale) 7. #73 Devin Lewis (Weedville) 8. #29 Bub Murarik (Philipsburg) 9. #4T Randy "Tank" Coombs (Big Run)10. #1H Mark Hummel (Osceola Mills)11. #47 Adam Nixon (Grampian)STREET STOCK 1. #37 Joe Kot (DuBois) 2. #2 Gary Little (Clearfield) 3. #48R Bob Rosman (Sykesville) 4. #17C Brandon Connor (DuBois) 5. #94R Chad Rougeux (Grampian) 6. #101 Bruce Hartzfeld (Stump Creek) 7. #37A Jim Bloom (Curwensville) 8. #5S Scott Winslow (Weedville) 9. #44 Craig Lobb (Houtzdale) - subbing for Dan Smeal10. #78 Paul Blake (Weedville)11. #43 Pernell Beimel (St. Marys)12. #88 Scott Hollopeter (Reynoldsville)13. #77R Bob Ralston Jr. (Philipsburg)14. #22J Joe Jordan (Woodland)15. #137 Bob McMillen (St. Marys) - subbing for Jamie Price16. #7* Craig Bainey (Osceola Mills)DNS #21T Orin Taylor (DuBois)LIMITED LATE MODEL 1. #15 Luke Hoffner (Turbotville) 2. #18 Ed Connor (DuBois) - subbing for Denny Draisma 3. #00 Eric Moore (Frenchville) 4. #50 Bob McMillen (St. Marys) 5. #1B Dwayne Brooks (Falls Creek) 6. #01 Donnie Connor (Reynoldsville) 7. #55 Denny Fenton (Clearfield) 8. #3D Bill Davis (DuBois) 9. #9 John Reed (Reynoldsville)10. #812 John Chesnalavich Jr. (Reynoldsville)11. #78 Brian Molnar (Falls Creek)12. #24m Jason Witherite (Luthersburg)13. #96 John Brady (Clearfield)14. #14R Derek Rodkey (Osceola Mills)15. #79 Rob Molnar (Reynoldsville)16. #2R Rich Womeldorf (Apollo)17. #7 Cody Schultz (Hyde)PURE STOCK 1. #1S Kyle Shannon (Brockway) 2. #1B Jeremy Buck (Woodland) 3. #25 Mike Calhoun (Brockway) 4. #01 Steven Arthurs (Falls Creek) 5. #471 Matt Heindl (St. Marys) 6. #97 Ryan Hess (Frenchville) 7. #10N Justin Kanouff (Clearfield) 8. #11 Kevin Clark (Olanta) 9. #46 Dustin Challingsworth (St. Marys)10. #42 Dave Kohler (Stump Creek)11. #44 Jim Challingsworth (St. Marys)12. #25 Brian Boboige (Falls Creek)13. #86 Tim Gardner (Osceola Mills)14. #77R Roswell Babcock (Curwensville)DNS #23 B. J. Hudson (Clearfield)FRONT-WHEEL DRIVE 4-CYLINDER 1. #38A Shawn Fedder (Clearfield) 2. #30N Jacob Kline (Sykesville) 3. #21 Bill Weber (Clearfield) 4. #77S Lee Zalno (Clearfield) 5. #5 Bryan Warren (Curwensville) 6. #1F Walt Fedder (Curwensville) 7. #99L Rich Lucas (Wallaceton) 8. #F1 Mike Luzier (Shiloh) 9. #3 Eric McCall (Grampian)10. #5L Aaron Luzier (Clearfield)11. #07 Jimmy Frantz12. #2BS Jody Frantz (DuBois)13. #7K Dan White (DuBois)14. #26 Chad Desmett (Curwensville)15. #6 Eric Luzier (Clearfield)16. #37B Bill Butler (Sykesville)17. #81 Stephanie Lucas (Centre Hall)18. #09S Sara Bundy (DuBois)19. #80 Dustin Kemp (Clearfield)20. #47S Sabrina Lockwood (Punxsutawney)

DNS #2B Brian Crawford (Punxsutawney)

Daniel Angelicchio wins FASTRAK Grand Prix at PPMS
By: Miley Motorsports On June 12, 2010 at Pittsburgh's PA Motor Speedway on Colussy Chevy Night, Daniel Angelicchio, won the Fastrak Grand Prix, John Flinner, Daryl Charlier, Chris Schneider, Brian Huchko and Joe Gombach III won the other features.

PITTSBURGH, PA - June 12, 2010 -
The Brougher's Machine Shop Fastrak Pro Late Model Crates 25 Lap Grand Prix saw Greensburg PA's Daniel Angelicchio pick up his first win of the season and first since 2008, and his third career win. Rocky Kugel led the first three laps before Mike Pegher Jr. took over on a restart. Pegher seemed to have things under control pulling to over a straightaway over fellow two time winner this season Kyle Lukon. A caution flew on lap 15 for the stalled Justin Lamb. On the restart, Kyle Lukon took over the lead as Pegher didn't seem to have the speed he had earlier. Then suddenly on lap 17 Pegher broke a wheel coming off turn four bringing out the caution. Lukon again grabbed the lead and opened up a bit of a margin. Angelicchio moved past Rocky Kugel for second, and seem to be closing on Lukon quickly. Then on lap 21 Lukon got a flat tire slowed and brought out the yellow. On the restart Angelicchio pulled away to lead the last four laps for the win. Kugel had his best run of the season to finish second followed by Mike Reft, Dennis Niederriter, Dan Karalagas, newcomer Joel Prosser, Laura Lukon, Darrell Dow, Mark Moats Sr. (who was subbing for his son Mark Jr. who injured his arm in his heat), Ken Chernik, and newcomer Ron Smithley. Mike Pegher Jr. and Daniel Angelicchio won the heats in the Crates. Pete Loria took a wild end over end flip in the second heat on lap 2 while running third in turn two. Pete was OK.In the Hoosier Tire Mid-Atlantic DIRTcar Super Late Models Cranberry Township PA's John Flinner picked up his first win of the season. Outside pole sitter Mike Norris grabbed the lead at the start and led the first three laps before a yellow for a Tom Bateman spin. On the restart Norris continued to lead with Flinner hot on his heels. Norris bobbled a bit in one and two and that was all the cagey veteran Flinner needed to get by and take the lead. Flinner, who started 5th, opened up a lead, but Norris was not missing a beat running the best race of his young career. Flinner weathered yellows on lap 16 and on lap 24, to pick up the win his 27th at PPMS. Norris had a career best to finish a strong second, followed by Lynn Geisler (in a spec car), John Garvin (in his best ever PPMS run), Jared Miley from 12th, Jason Rider, Mike Johnson, Brandon Burgoon, Ben Miley and Brandon Wearing. Jared Miley and point leader Mike Johnson won the heats. It was Flinner's first win since August of 2009, and since the death of his daughter, who he dedicated the win to and also to his mother, who has been ill.The Miley RV Service UMP-Modifieds had Daryl Charlier, Midway PA end weeks of close finishes to pick up his first win of the season. Charlier took advantage of a pole starting spot to lead the entire 12 laps to the checker. Mike Basich, after missing a couple weeks, finished a strong second followed by Clayton Kennedy, Kari Gasser, Tom Martineck, Vince Laboon, Bruce Driestadt, Kevin Miller, Willy Briggs, and George Nicola. J.E. Stalder and Tom Martineck grabbed the heats.In the Sunoco Race Fuels DIRTcar Cadets. Chris Schneider Creighton PA, made his first start of the season a winning one. Schneider started fourth and took the lead on lap one and held off a pesky Pat Weldon grab the win. Gary Koteles was third followed by Bob Heim, Bob Schwartzmiller, Craig Koteles, Russ Valponi, Tyler Fox , Simmons and Bill Robertson. Joey Koteles and Chris Schneider took the two heats . Schneider was driving the #8B usually driven by Bernie Blair. Point leader and three in row winner Jake Simmons started last and worked his way to fourth when he hit the wall on lap 14. The Miley Car Wash DIRTcar Hobby Stocks saw Brian Huchko McDonald PA picked up his fourth win of the season after a race long battle with Ed Wiser. At the flag it was Huchko, Ken Puglisi Jr. , Ed Wiser Ricky Steigerwald and Jason Herniak. Brian Huchko won the heat also.In the Imperial Heights Garage DIRTcar Young Guns, Joe Gombach III, Claridge PA defeated his brother, three time winner Trevor to pick up his second win of 2010. Joe started on the pole. The pair was followed by Daniel White, Ricky Steigerwald, Alec Broniszewski and Hannah Ramsey.
Coming up on June 19 will be the Hooiser Daddy prize night and Pittsburgh Circle Track Club Grandstand Night, The NAPA Free Night, plus Wacky Wheels Figure 8 Autocross, and complete regular show. On Saturday June 26, the track will not be running for the Firecracker 100, but the track will be running on Sunday June 27, with the 3 Rivers Rampage DIRTcar Super Late Models $1,500 to win, E-Mods $450 to win, Cadets $350 to win, Fastrak $550 to win, plus Hobby & Young Guns. On Saturday July 3 NAPA Driver Autograph Night, Free 12 & Under Youth Sport/Scout in Uniform with prizes, plus a complete regular show. Regular shows consist of the DIRTcar Super Late Models, Fastrak Pro-Lates, DIRTcar E-Mods, Cadets, Hobby & Young Guns!
SUMMARY - June 12, 2010Hoosier Tire Mid-America DirtCar Super Late ModelsHeats - H1 Jared Miley and 2J Mike JohnsonFeature (25 Laps) - 1. 48 John Flinner, 2. 72 Mike Norris, 3. 1C Lynn Geisler, 4. J4 John Garvin Jr., 5. H1 Jared Miley, 6. 76 Jason Rider, 7. 2J Mike Johnson, 8. 17 Brandon Burgoon, 9. 99 Ben Miley, 10. B1 Brandon Wearing, 11. 1 Kyle Lukon, 12. 2M Charles Medved, 13. 86 Tom Bateman, 14. 21 Matt Lux, 15. 21 Tony MusolinoBrougher's Machine Shop FASTRAK Late ModelsHeats - 1C Mike Pegher, Jr. and 14 Daniel AngelicchioFeature (25 Laps) - 1. 14 Daniel Angelicchio, 2. 7KRT Rocky Kugel, 3. 9R Michael Reft, 4. 09 Dennis Niederriter, 5. 1 Dan Karalagas, 6. 77 Joel Prosser, 7. 84 Laura Lukon, 8. 5J Darrell Dow, 9. 15 Mark Moats Sr. 10. C1 Ken Chernik, 11. 13S Ron Smithley, 12. 1 Kyle Lukon, 13. 1C Mike Pegher Jr., 14. 99G Beau Glemba, 15. 93X Justin Lamb, 16. 1 Nico Dabecco, 17. 44 Derek Stefanick, 18. 00 Josh Holtgraver, DNS - 11A Pete Loria, 50T Tyler CarsonMiley RV Service UMP ModifiedsHeats - 17JE J. E. Stalder and Tom MartineckFeature (12 Laps) - 1. 12 Daryl Charlier, 2. 71C Chris Basich, 3. 9 Clayton Kennedy, 4. 0K Kari Gasser, 5. 65 Tom Martineck, 6. 17L Vince Laboon, 7. 18D Bruce Dreistadt, 8. 4M Kevin Miller, 9. 18B Willy Briggs, 10. 97 George Nicola, 11. 13 Brad Westover, 12. 74 J. J. Bametzrieder, 13. 17JE J. E. Stalder, 14. 77 Shawn GrahamSunoco Race Fuels DirtCar Cadets SportsmanHeats - 33K Joey Koteles and 8B Chris SchneiderFeature (15 Laps) - 1. 8B Chris Schneider, 2. 45 Pat Weldon, 3. 1K Gary Koteles, 4. 92 Bobby Heim, 5. 28S Bob Schwartzmiller, 6. 64K Craig Koteles, 7. 86 Russ Volponi, 8. 39 Tyler Fox, 9. 68X Jake Simmons, 10. 1B Bill Robertson, 11. 17 Dave McManus, 12. B4 Dave Slade, 13. 11 Josh Langer, 14. 81 Bob Betz, 15. 10 Nick Kocuba, 16. 33K Joe Koteles, 17. 33 Jennifer Barker, 18. 20 Mitch WatteletMiley BP Car Wash DirtCar Hobby Stocks Factory StocksHeat - 60 Brian HuchkoFeature (10 Laps) - 1. 60 Brian Huchko, 2. 1K Kenny Puglishi Jr., 3. OU2 Edward Wiser, 4. 00 Ricky Steigerwald, 5. 97 Jason HerniakImperial Heights Garage DirtCar Young Guns Sport Compacts

Feature (8 Laps) - 1. 5F Joe Gombach III, 2. 5T Trevor Gombach, 3. 55 Daniel Lloyd White, 4. 4 Ricky Steigerwald, 5. 08JR Alec Broniszewski, 6. 14 Hannah Ramsey

Free Venango County Night Saturday at Mercer along with 2 for $20 adult admissions
By: Mike Leone(Mercer, PA).After a standing-room-only crowd watched last Saturday's world
championship truck and tractor pull, Mercer Raceway Park looks forward to
getting back to racing action this Saturday night, June 5 featuring the Luxaire
Heating & Cooling Sprint Cars for $1,500 to-win, Approved Toilet Rentals
Modifieds, 4 Your Car Connection FASTRAK Late Models, Big Daddy's Speed Center
Stock Cars, and the M&D Paving Mini Stocks. Race time is 7 p.m.Residents of Venango County will be admitted FREE into the grandstands simply by
showing valid ID with a Venango County City! And all children 15 and under
accompanied by a Venango County adult will be also be admitted free! New
marketing partner Spanky's Tobacco World will present this great event!Saturday is also the second "2 for $20 Adult Admissions" presented by The
Mahoning Valley Scrappers. Two adults will be able to gain admission to The
Park for just $20- a savings of $4 of purchasing $12 single adult admission
tickets. "The Free Venango County Night has always been a tremendous night for us,"
stated marketing director Vicki Emig. "Not only are there a lot of race fans
from Venango County, but considering it's just a short drive down Route 62 or
across Interstate 80, we're able to attract a lot of new people to The Park that
probably otherwise would have never came. The 2 for $20 promotion is a new one
we wanted to try this year- unfortunately the first one got rained out."Current point leaders are Ed Lynch, Jr. (Apollo, Pa.)-Sprint Cars, Lonny Riggs
(Volant, Pa.)-Modifieds, Kyle Zimmerman (Albion, Pa.)-FASTRAK Late Models, Chris
Haines (Sandy Lake, Pa.)-Stock Cars, and Jordan Ehrenberg (New Castle, Pa.)-Mini
Stocks. Amazingly none of the current point leaders have ever won a
championship at Mercer.

"I'm really hoping for some good weather Saturday," stated new owner Bill Atman.
"It was nice to finally see sunshine last Saturday and no chance of rain as
truck and tractor pulling fans came out in masses to see a great event. We've
really fought the weather for our race events losing four of the last six and
hopefully that trend will change Saturday. I want to invite out all the
residents of Venango County to enjoy a night on me and experience the great
racing we have to offer. I have to thank Spanky's Tobacco World for coming on
board in 2010 as an important marketing partner." Saturday's four Shaffer's Auto Service & Towing "In the Spotlight" drivers are
Dan Kuriger, a two-time 2009 Sprint Car winner, FASTRAK Late Model driver Brian
Booher, who is a three-time Stock Car Champion, 14-year-old rookie Clay Ruffo,
who finished third last Saturday night, and 15-year-old Mini Stock racer Brad
Shaffer, the son of Randy Shaffer who operates Shaffer's Auto. The first 300
fans will receive a custom, color autograph card of these four racers. Fans will
be able to meet these racers and see their cars in the midway from 5:30 until
6:30 p.m.Pit gates open at 3:30 p.m. with grandstands at 4:30. Hot laps begin at 6:15 and
the first green flag waves at 7.

Adult admission is $12. Mom and dad can bring up to four kids 15 and under for
just a buck with the $25 family pass. Students 6-15 are just $5 and kids five
and under are always free. Pits passes are $25. Fans can take advantage of the
"SPEEDPASS" by upgrading their admission ticket to the pit area at intermission
for just $5 or $10 for the entire family.

4-Star Racing plus Meet & Greet at Tri-City

Tri-City Speedway invites you to our special 4-Star Racing, Meet & Greet The Welding Technologies & Shaw Industries E Mods

Last Sunday the crowd was blown away by the World of Outlaws Sprint Series and the United E Mod Series! This Sunday we are keeping up with the entertainment, 4-Star Racing action is back with the Engles Trucking Big Block Modifieds, 4 Your Car Connection FASTRAK Late Models, Welding Technologies & Shaw Industries E Mods, & E.F. Rogers Plumbing & Heating Pro Stocks!

Along with our 4-Star Racing Program the legendary fast half-mile track hosts the third of four Meet & Greet Nights and Tri-City Speedway Champion Cards.

Each Meet & Greet Night, kids will get to meet the drivers of the designated division and the first 200 kids through the gate will receive a complimentary Champion Card for the featured division of the night. Each set of champion cards will feature Tri-City Speedway's very own 2009 Champion from the four divisions.

The E Mod Champion Card, presented by Welding Technologies & Shaw Industries, will feature the 2009 Tri-City Speedway Track Champion: Shawn Shingledecker. Kids can collect all four Champion Cards and on August 8 - Kids Night & Bike Races - they can present all four cards to the ticket window and receive a coupon for a free ice cream cone!

In case you missed the inaugural event last weekend, click here for the complete racing action recap from Tri-City Speedway's Public Relations Director, Brian Spaid.

E Mods will kick-off the four divisions of racing this weekend at Tri-City Speedway and one question remains: Who will drive the hardest and the fastest? Be there to find out. Tri-City Speedway - The Legend Lives On.

Gates open at 4PM and racing will begin at 6PM. Adult General Admission is $12, Students (11-16) $6, and kids 10 & under are FREE!

Plus, pit goers-don't forget: bring your wristbands from last week and get $2 off the pit fee!!!

See you at the races!

Tri-City Speedway is owned and operated by H&H Motorsports. They have promoted Sunday night racing at the popular facility starting in 2009. The DIRTcar Big Block Modifieds, FASTRAK Late Models, E Mods and Pro Stocks race each week at the Venango County half-mile dirt oval. Tri-City is located seven miles north of Franklin, Pa., off State Route 417.

Blair Hoists 'Grizzly' in O'Reilly All Star Late Model Series Action at Central PA Speedway
By: Jason Shank Titusville, PA's Rob Blair has always wanted to lift the traditional fifty
plus pound, wood carved 'Big Bear' trophy that greets race winners at Tim
Bainey's Central PA Speedway in Clearfield, PA. On Sunday night, Blair
added the 'Big Bear' trophy to his continuously growing trophy case after
dominating the 2010 O'Reilly All Star Late Model Series sanctioned
'Grizzly'.Tour regular Gregg Satterlee of Rochester Mills, PA and South Park, PA's
Keith Barbara led the field to the green flag with Satterlee gaining the
edge and third starting John Britsky moving up into second. While
Satterlee led the early laps, Britsky, Barbara, and Boom Briggs all battled
for the runner-up spot. The race was slowed on lap nine when 2010 ASLMS
Rookie of the year contender John Garvin spun in turn one for the events
first caution. Racing resumed for one lap when Franklin, PA's Matt Lux
lost the handle in turn two and slammed hard into the outside retaining
wall. The violent hit sent Lux's brand new MastersBilt Chassis across the
backstretch leaving nowhere to go for 2010 ASLMS Rookie of the Year
Contender Darren Peters. Peters crashed hard into the driver's side of the
Lux machine sending Peters over on his roof to bring out the red flag on
the tenth circuit. Both drivers were sore after the collision but fine.When the green flag dropped to restart the event, Boom got the whole-shot
over Satterlee while sixth starting Rob Blair following into the second
spot moving Satterlee back to third. Briggs' stint at the front wouldn't
last long as the well prepared track surface began to get wider. Blair
used the widening surface to his advantage putting his Rocket Chassis named
'The Blue Angel' on the outside and around Briggs for the lead on lap 13.
Briggs stayed right with 'The Titusville Terror' as they caught lapped
traffic. While Blair worked the lapped traffic, Briggs looked for an
opening. Boom's maneuvering opened the door for Satterlee to take a peek
for the second spot but Briggs was able to hold off the youngster. The
three leaders battled until the race was slowed again on lap 26.Blair continued to lead as Britsky became involved in the tussle with
pressure on Satterlee for third. All the while, Britsky had to fight off
Barbara for fourth. The action was slowed again one lap later for the
event's fourth caution. During the restart, Barbara made his way around
Britsky for fourth as Blair continued to pull Briggs and Satterlee around
the track. One quick circuit later, Britsky pulled up lame coming out of
turn two and went pitside with a terrible vibration in the left rear of the
car, ending his night. As the track continued to widen, Blair got stronger and began to pull away
from the other front runners as Keith Barbara tried to look under Satterlee
for third but he also pulled up lame coming out of turn two after popping a
motor. After two quick cautions on lap 34 and 38, Blair really began to
show his muscle by again pulling away from Briggs, Satterlee, Jared Hawkins
and Jared Miley until a caution on lap 47 that set up a three lap dash to
the finish. Blair got the jump on the restart and blasted his way to his
second ASLMS win of the season and third of his career. Briggs followed in
second with Satterlee third, Miley worked his way into fourth with Hawkins
falling to fifth in the final rundown. Greg Oakes finished sixth, Tim
Smith Jr. was seventh, Matt Gaston, Billy Dickson, and Bobby Stokes rounded
out the top ten.Event Recap:
O'Reilly All Star Late Models at Central PA Speedway, Clearfield, PA - May
29, 2010
Event title: 'Grizzly 50'
Finish / Start / Car # / Driver Name
1. (6) W11 Rob Blair
2. (4) 99B Boom Briggs
3. (1) 22S Gregg Satterlee
4. (9) H1 Jared Miley
5. (7) 37 Jared Hawkins
6. (11) 22 Greg Oakes
7. (15) 39S Tim Smith Jr.
8. (10) 47 Matt Gaston
9. (8) 32 Billy Dickson
10. (12) 27S Bobby Stokes
11. (16) 10C Ryan Christoff
12. (2) 17 Keith Barbara
13. (19) 14 Terry Rayko
14. (3) 18 John Britsky
15. (17) 55 Denny Fenton
16. (13) 56 Denton Boyer
17. (18) 11K Greg Kent
18. (22) J4 John Garvin
19. (21) 100 Chris Clark
20. (5) 21 Matt Lux
21. (14) 1P Darren Peters
22. (20) 5M Shane McMeans
DNS: 53 Chris FarrellCar Count: 23
Time of the Event: 45Min; 3 Sec
Caution Laps: 9, 10, 26, 27, 34, 38, 48
Lead Changes: 3
Lap Leaders: 1 10 Satterlee, 11 13 Briggs, 13 50 Blair
Red Flags: 1 Lap 10
Frankland Racing Supply Hard Charger: H1 Jared MileyVictory Signs Time Trials presented by Fleming Design Solutions: Track Record: Coleby Frye's record lap of 15.447 set on July 3, 2009 was
broken by W11 Robbie Blair with a time of 15.334.Car # / Driver Name / Time
W11 Robbie Blair 15.334
37 Jared Hawkins 15.447
22S Greg Saterlee 15.499
21 Matt Lux 15.539
99B Boom Briggs 15.655
18 John Brisky 15.679
100 Chris Clark 15.726
H1 Jared Miley 15.842
17 Keith Barbara 15.869
47 Matt Gaston 16.027
1P Darren Paters 16.149
22 Greg Oakes 16.172
39S TIM Smith Jr 16.201
56 Denton Boyer 16.267
53 Chris Farrell 16.480
14 Terry Rayko 16.690
55 Denny Fenton 16.971
32 Billy Dickson 17.024
10C Ryan Christoff 17.408
11K Greg Kent 17.919
27S Bobby Stokes NT
5M Shane mcMeans NT
J4 John Garvin NTRocket Chassis Heat Race #1: 22S Gregg Satterlee, W11 Robbie Blair, 21 Matt
Lux, 37 Jared Hawkins, H1 Jared Miley, 22 Greg Oakes, 56 Denton Boyer, 39S
Tim Smith Jr., 55 Denny Fenton, 14 Terry Rayco, 53 Chris Farrell, 100 Chris
ClarkRocket Chassis Heat Race #2: 99B Boom Briggs, 17 Keith Barbara, 18 John
Britsky, 32 Billy Dickson, 47 Matt Gatson, 27S Bobby Stokes, 1P Darren
Peters, 10C Ryan Christoff, 11K Greg Kent, 5M Shane McMeans, J4 John GarvinGrizzly Dash-for-Cash: 99B Boom Briggs, 22S Gregg Satterlee, W11 Rob
Blair, 22 Greg Oakes, 37 Jared Hawkins, 18 John Britsky, 21 Matt Lux, 17
Keith Barbara, 39S Tim Smith Jr., 100 Chris Clark, 47 Matt Gaston, 56
Denton Boyer, H1 Jared Miley, 1P Darren Peters'Battle at the Bear':
39S Tim Smith Jr. def 100 Chris Clark
17 Keith Barbara def 39S Tim Smith Jr.
22S Gregg Satterlee def 17 Keith Barbara
22S Gregg Satterlee def 18 John Britsky
22S Gregg Satterlee def 22 Greg Oakes
21 Matt Lux def 22S Gregg Satterlee
21 Lux def 37 Jared Hawkins
W11 Rob Blair def 21 Lux
W11 Rob Blair def Boom Briggs'Battle at the Bear' Champion W11 Rob Blair(Note) Central PA Speedway owner Tim Bainey offered Blair and Briggs a $500
rematch in which they accepted, Briggs won the rematch.

Blair drives his own #W11 Rocket Monte Carlo mounted on Genesis Shocks with
a Draime Racing Engine and Hoosier Race Tires. Sponsors include Specialty
Products / Bossards Auto / EquiCross / Maloney Tool & Mold / Chelby's Hair
and Tanning Garage / Genesis Racing Shocks / Slavic Custom Racing Shirts &
DecalsO'Reilly All Star Late Model Series Statistics:
The win was Robs third career win with the Series. Series career win
leader board (Modern Era): Rob Blair 3, Boom Briggs - 3, Eddie Carrier
Jr. - 3, Duane Chamberlain 1, Shane Clanton 1, Rod Conley 1, Chub
Frank 1, Jamie Lathroum - 1, Jared Miley - 1, D.J. Myers 1, Brady Smith
- 1.2010 O'Reilly All Star Late Model Series Event Winners:
April 30 Lernerville Speedway Sarver, PA Rob Blair, Titusville, PA
May 1 KC Raceway Chillcothe, OH Weather
May 15 Hilltop Speedway Millersburg, OH Dave Hess Jr., Waterford, PA
May 16 West Virginia Motor Speedway Mineral Wells, WV Postponed
May 29/30 Central PA Speedway Clearfield, PA Rob Blair, Titusville,
PAThe average car count per event is: 45 195 different drivers competed in the 2008 season 2010 O'Reilly All Star Late Model Series Point Standings:
1. W11 Rob Blair 688
2. H1 Jared Miley 654
3. 99B Boom Briggs 652
4. 37 Jared Hawkins 634
5. 22S Gregg Satterlee 630
6. 22 Greg Oakes 624
7. 21 Matt Lux 574
8. J4 John Garvin Jr. 562
9. 1P Darren Peters 528
10. Rod Conley 426
11. Dave Hess Jr. 3902010 Frankland Racing Supply Hard Charger Points:
Car # / Name / Points
1. H1 Jared Miley 18
2. 37 Jared Hawkins 15
3. 22 Greg Oakes 11
4. 21 Matt Lux 10
5. W11 Rob Blair 10
6. 44 Dave Hess Jr. 3
7. 22S Gregg Satterlee 2
8. 99B Boom Briggs 2
9. 71R Rod Conley 2
10. 1P Darren Peters 1
11. J4 John Garvin Jr. 1

Additional information on the O'Reilly All Star Late Model Series can be
found on www.oreillyallstars.com.

PITTSBURGH, PA - May 29, 2010 - Jeremiah Shingledecker Polk, PA won the BRP portion of Modified Madness. Shingledecker started on the pole, but had anything of an easy time winning the 30 lapper. Shingledecker grabbed the lead at the start with third starting Brad Rapp hot on his heals for second. The front running pair ran this way until lap 11 when a caution appeared. On the restart Rapp took over and began to pull away, while the battle for 2nd raged between Shingledecker, 8th starting Kevin Bolland, Del Rougeaux and Rex King. Bolland took over 2nd on lap 19, with Rex King moving past Shingledecker also. Shingledecker moved past King for third the following lap and began to battle back with Bolland. Meanwhile Rapp was on cruise control with a comfortable lead. This would all change for Rapp on lap 25 as a puff of smoke came out his exhaust, and Shingledecker also moved past Bolland for second, which ended up being a winning pass. A yellow appeared on lap 26, and Rapp pulled into the pits with engine problems. On the restart Bolland slowed, also exiting with engine problems. From that point on, it was all Shingledecker as he led the remaining laps to pick up his first ever win at the track. Del Rougeaux got by Rex King on one of the late race restarts to end up second followed by King, Rex King Jr., Jeremy Paup, Mike Turner, Jr. McGinley, Kevin Hoffman, Mike Miller, and Steve Feder. Three heats for the 28 cars on hand fell to Del Rougeaux, Gary Smoker, and Jeremiah Shingledecker .

Ageless Veteran Ben Miley, Venetia PA grabbed his first Hoosier Tire Mid Atlantic DIRTcar Super Late Models since July 8th 2006 in a 25 lap non-stop event. Mike Norris and John Mollick brought the field down for the start. Norris led the first lap, before Mollick took over on lap 2. Mollick, driving a Jim Lepro backup machine, led the next 9 laps with 5th starting Ben Miley hot on his heels. Miley took the lead on lap 11, with Mollick staying with him for several laps. Meanwhile Steve Baker and Brandon Burgoon were moving up from their 8th and 9th place starting spots. The pair got around Jim Lepro on lap 3, Mike Norris on lap 5 and Lynn Geisler on lap 14. Baker got around Burgoon on lap 17 and began to reel in Mollick, but ran out of time. Miley cruised to the win followed by Mollick, Baker, Burgoon, Geisler, Mike Johnson, Daryl Charlier, Mike Norris, Dave Murdick and Brandon Wearing. Mike Johnson and Dave Murdick grabbed the heats. It was Miley's 54th career win, 2nd on the all time win list.The ULMS Miley RV Service UMP Modifieds Modified Madness portion of the show saw Olean NY's Randy Hall pick up his 2nd career win at the track. Jeff Taylor and Daryl Charlier brought the field down for the start. Charlier grabbed the lead, while 3rd starting Carl McKinney moved into second on lap 2 and chased Charlier. For the first half of the event Charlier had things going his own way with a comfortable lead over McKinney. Several restarts kept the field close at times, but Charlier was able to pull away on each. Meanwhile Hall moved up from his 5th starting spot into third and began to battle with McKinney for second on lap 4. Hall made his move on McKinney for second on a lap 6 restart, and set after Charlier. As the race went on Hall gained on Charlier, and finally slid past on lap 19. From there on it was Hall's race as he pulled away for the win. Charlier was a disappointing second followed by McKinney, Kari Gasser, Kevin Miller, Tom Martineck, Kyle Bedell, Vince Laboon, Jeff Taylor, Jim Taylor, and Jim Turley. Heats for the 24 cars on hand were won by Carl McKinney, Randy Hall, and Chuck Kennedy. Chuck Kennedy had a fine 4th place run end on lap 23 when he slowed and pitted with mechanical problems. A lap 14 tangle involving six cars knocked Jeff Taylor out of a top five run, however he recovered to finish 9th.In the Brougher's Machine Shop Crate Lates, Burgettstown PA's Kyle Lukon picked up his second win of the season. Lukon, who started 11th , passed early leader Darrell Dow on lap 9 and never looked back winning by a large margin. Dow who was having a career night, ended up second, but lost out in post race inspection, when it was discovered he had illegal tires on and was D.Q.ed. So that put Dennis Niederriter in second from 12th, for his best run of the year so far, followed by Bryant Hank, Laura Lukon, Mike Reft, Bryan Hoffman, Ken Chernik, Mark Moats Jr., Colton Flinner and Derek Stefanick. The heats had Dennis Niederriter and Kyle Lukon pick up the wins.The Sunoco Race Fuels DIRTcar Cadets had McKees Rocks PA's Jake Simmons pick up his third win in a row in a battle with Bob Schwartzmiller and Pat Weldon. Joey Koteles grabbed the lead at the start on lap 1 with Bob Schwartzmiller moving ahead on lap 3. Schwartzmiller led until lap 6 when 7th starting Simmons took over. Simmons never could shake Schwartzmiller and Pat Weldon in his sharp new car joined the fray and shadowed Schwartzmiller. At the end it was Simmons, Schwartzmiller, Weldon, Joe Anthony, Joey Koteles, Bobby Heim, Curt Bish, Nick Kocuba, Bill Robertson, and Craig Koteles. Nick Kocuba and Jake Simmons won the two heats.The Miley BP Car Wash DIRTcar Hobby Stocks had a new winner, with Baldwin PA's A.J. Poljak picking up his first win in the class. Poljak, a veteran in the Sportsman class, subbing for Eric Goldberg in the #25, grabbed the lead on lap 1, lost it briefly on lap 7 to Brian Huchko who was looking for his 4th win of the season, regained it the next lap and led the remainder of the event. Huchko was second followed by Jason Herniak, Robby Torrens, Ed Wiser, Ricky Steigerwald, and Dan Duseheid. Brian Huchko won the heat, winning every heat in the month of May.In the Imperial Heights Garage DIRTcar Young Guns Sport Compacts, 7th starting Trevor Gombach Claridge PA, won his third straight feature. Trevor was followed by Joe Gombach III, Alec Broniszewski, Daniel White, Ricky Steigerwald, Justin Pons, Tyler Atkinson, and Hannah Ramsey.

Upcoming at Pittsburgh's PA Motor Speedway on June 5 will be the NAPA Auto Parts Night, and the rescheduled Free Washington-Greene County PA night, along with the Wacky Wheels Figure 8 Autocross and a complete regular show. On June 12 Colussy Chevrolet Night, with Fastrak LM Grand Prix - 25 laps, along with a complete regular show. On June 19th, Hoosier Daddy Prize Night plus Pittsburgh Circle Track Club Grandstand Night and a complete regular show. Regular Shows consist of DIRTcar Super Late Models, Fastrak Pro Lates, DIRTcar E-Mods, Cadets, Hobby and Young Guns!

SUMMARY - May 29, 2010BRP ModifiedsHeats - 20D Del Rougeaux, 516 Gary Smoker, 37MD Jeremiah ShingledeckerFeature (30 Laps) - 1. 37MD Jeremiah Shingledecker, 2, 20D Del Rougeaux, 3. 65 Rex King Sr, 4. 165 Rex King Jr, 5. X Jeremy Paup, 6. 96 Mike Turner, 7. 66 J R McGinley, 8. 17H Kevin Hoffman, 9. 72 Mike Miller, 10. 45 Steve Feder, 11. 03 Mark Frankhouse, 12. 75 Jeff Miller, 13. 516 Gary Smoker, 14. 6 Carl Murdick, 15. 88 Shawn Fleeger, 16. 71B Don Brown, 17. 11R Brad Rapp, 18. 777 Kevin Bolland, 19. 19 Joe Kubiniek, 20. 77 Steve Barr, 21. 61 Dave Murdick, 22. 41 Andy Priest, 23. 3E Eric Gabany, 24. 35H Chris Haines, 25. 27R Dave Reges, 26. 8J Dean Pearson, 27. 71 Randy Chronister, 28. 333 Ron EperthenerHoosier Tire Mid-America DirtCar Super Late ModelsHeats - 2J Mike Johnson and 1J Dave MurdickFeature (25 Laps) - 1. 99 Ben Miley, 2. 61 John Mollick, 3. 0 Steve Baker, 4. 17 Brandon Burgoon, 5. 1C Lynn Geisler, 6. 2J Mike Johnson, 7. 27C Daryl Charlier, 8. 72 Mike Norris, 9. 1J Dave Murdick, 10. B1 Brandon Wearing, 11. 21 Tony Musolino, 12. 91 Tommy Beck, 13. 6 Jim Lepro, 14. 86 Tom Bateman, 15. 76 Jason Rider, 16. 697 Dave Johnson, 17. 7M Michael DavisBrougher's Machine Shop FASTRAK Late ModelsHeats - 09 Dennis Niederriter and Kyle LukonFeature (20 Laps) - 1. 1 Kyle Lukon, 2. 09 Dennis Niederriter, 3. 28 Bryant Hank, 4. 84 Laura Lukon, 5. 9R Michael Reft, 6. 15H Bryan Hoffman, 7. C1 Ken Chernik, 8. 15 Mark Moats Jr, 9. 75 Colton Flinner, 10. 44 Derek Stefanick, 11. 8 Dusty Curry, 12. 325 Shane Weaver, 13. 93X Justin Lamb, 14. 5J Darrell DowMiley RV Service UMP ModifiedsHeats - 6M Carl McKinney, 10 Randy Hall and 7 Chuck KennedyFeature (25 Laps) - 1. 10 Randy Hall, 2. 12 Daryl Charlier, 3. 6M Carl McKinney, 4. 0K Kari Gasser, 5. 4M Kevin Miller, 6. 65 Tom Martineck, 7. 44 Kyle Bedell, 8. 17L Vince Laboon, 9. 7E Jeff Taylor, 10. 117 Jim Turley, 11. 5 Jonathan Taylor, 12. 97 George Nicola13. 17JE J. E. Stalder, 14. 4J Jim Plance, 15. 13 Brad Westover, 16. 74 J J Bametzrieder, 17. 18 Bruce Dreistadt, 18. 9 Clayton Kennedy, 19. 7 Chuck Kennedy, 20. 77 Shawn Graham21. 3M Brock Moskey, 22. 18 Willy Briggs, 23. 8B Joe Betz, DNS - 13Y Bill Yohe Sunoco Race Fuels DirtCar Cadets SportsmanHeats - 10 Nick Kocuba and 68X Jake SimmonsFeature (15 Laps) - 1. 68X Jake Simmons, 2. 28S Bob Schwartzmiller, 3. 45 Pat Weldon, 4. 17 Joe Anthony, 5. 33K Joe Koteles, 6. 92 Bobby Heim, 7. 00 Curt Bish, 8. 10 Nick Kocuba, 9. 1B Bill Robertson, 10. 64K Craig Koteles, 11. 39F Tyler Fox, 12. 56 Bryan Wagner, 13. 11 Josh Langer 14. 81 Jesse Gould, 15. 33 Jennifer Barker, 16. B4 Dave Slade, 17. 1K Gary Koteles, 18. 39 Mike Mohn, DNS - 8B Bernie Blair and 20 Mitch WatteletMiley BP Car Wash DirtCar Hobby Stocks Factory StocksHeats - 60 Brian HuchkoFeature (10 Laps) - 1. 25 A J Poljak, 2. 60 Brian Huchko, 3. 97 Jason Herniak, 4. 221 Robby Torrens, 5. OU2 Edward Wiser, 6. 00F Ricky Steigerwald, 7. 10 Dan Duseheid, DNS - 45 Curt Bish Jr. Imperial Heights Garage DirtCar Young Guns Sport Compacts

Feature (8 Laps) - 1. 5 Trevor Gombach, 2. 5 Joe Gombach III, 3. 08JR Alec Broniszewski, 4. 55 Daniel Lloyd White, 5. 4 Ricky Steigerwald, 6. P33 Justin Pons, 7. 5 Tyler Atkinson, 8. 14 Hannah Ramsey

Jeremiah Shingledcker, the hottest driver in Big Block Modifieds these days, took the win in Maudisaurus X-2 at Pittsburgh's Pennsylvania Motor Speedway. It was his first win of the season on the BRP/Hoosier Tire Modified Tour and fifth overall.Shingledecker needed some good luck to overcome a tactical error. On a lap 11 restart, he chose the inside lane. That gave the high groove to Brad Rapp. Although Shingledecker fired first, Rapp's momentum through turns one and two gave him a commanding lead as the pack thundered down the back stretch. Rapp appeared to have the win well in hand when an oil leak sent him pitside. That gave Shingledecker the lead and the win. "I did not realize that I had the lane choice," Shingledecker said. He explained that he was having difficulty hearing the race director giving commands over the RaceCeiver radio system. "I had nothing for him, it is a shame that he broke like that," he added."That was the best car I've had in a long time," Rapp said dejectedly. Rapp thought that he could have made it to the finish had the race stayed green, but the caution period allowed track officials to discover that the oil leak was too severe to allow him to continue. "We think the leak came from a loose seal on the oil filter," he lamented. "We think it didn't hurt the engine at all." Shingledecker drew the pole position for the feature event. Steve Feder lined up beside him. At the drop of the green, Shingledecker got the lead, with Feder close behind. However, Rapp showed his muscle early, sweeping past Feder as the pair raced through turn three. Eric Gabany followed him into third.On lap two, Ron Eperthener, Jr. slowed coming off turn two due to a broken oil drive belt. He limped into the pits and the race stayed green. Randy Chronister was next to fall from the event, but, again, the green prevailed.The first caution came on lap 10, when Dean Pearson smacked the wall in turn one. Andy Priest struck the disabled racer, but was able to drive to the pits on his own to get service. Pearson was not as fortunate. He left on the business end of a tow truck.Shingledecker maintained the lead on the restart. Rapp, Del Rougeux, Jr., Gababny and Feder rounded out the top five. Caution slowed the action again on lap 11, setting up the restart that could have determined the outcome of the race. While the cars were circulating under the yellow, Dave Murdick surrendered his seventh place position and headed to the pits due to a wobbling left rear wheel. His father, Carl, suffered a flat and also pitted. Both of them were able to rejoin the action. On the attempted restart, Feder tangled with Kevin Hoffman. Both would have been awarded their starting positions because the track officials declared a false start. However, they pitted and had to go to the rear after minor repairs.As noted above, Rapp opened up a commanding lead on the restart. Shingledecker continued in second, but Kevin Bolland moved into third. That trio ran in formation through lap 17, when another caution slowed the pace. The rcaers involved in the tangle, Gabany and Priest, were unable to continue. The yellow flashed on again one lap later for Dave Murdick, who suffered from a broken rear hub. On the restart, Bolland took second and gave chase to the youthful Rapp. Shingledecker rallied and there was contact between Bolland and Shingldecker as the two fought for position on the long back chute of the Monster Half Mile.Rapp averted a near disaster on lap 25, when he closed too fast on the lapped car of Joe Kubiniek. Rapp swerved to avoid contact and kept the lead. Although Rapp's car had begun to smoke due to the oil leak, he maintained his lead until the caution flew on lap 26. It was during that stoppage that track officials noticed the oil leak and ordered him to stop to get the leak checked. When Rapp did so, he left a telltale puddle of oil in turn two. Rapp retired from the race, giving the lead back to Shingledecker.On the restart, Bolland got the jump, but his car slowed on the frontstretch. Shingledecker flew by him on the outside, regaining the lead at the flagstand. Track officials allowed the start to stand, but the caution was displayed moments later. Hard contact between Bolland and Del Rougeux damaged the oil tank of the 777. With Bolland in the pits, Rougeux took up the chase of Shingldecker, but he could not reel him in during the final four laps.Shingledecker claimed the win. Rougeux finished second, followed by a pair of Kings. Rex Sr. took third followed by his son, Rex Jr., from nineteenth. Jeremy Paup was scored in fifth, a career best on the Modified Tour.Sixth went to Mike Turner, who continues to crank out top ten finishes. The remainder of the top ten were J.R. McGinley, Hoffman, Mike Miller and Feder.Heat wins went to Rougeux, Gary Smoker (who turned the quickest lap of the night with his Small Block), and Shingledecker.There was no B Main. The next stop on the BRP/Hoosier Tire Modified Tour will be at Mercer Raceway Park on Saturday, June 19. BRP/Hoosier Tire Modified Tour Round Two: May 29, 2010: Pttsburgh's Pennsylvania Motor Speedway, Imperial, PA: 30 Laps: 1. (37MD) Jeremiah Shingledecker, Polk ($1,500); 2. (20D) Del Rougeux, Jr, Frenchville ($1,000); 3. (65) Rex King, Sr., Bristolville, OH ($800); 4. (165) Rex King, Jr., Bristolville, OH ($600); 5. (X) Jeremy Paup, Polk ($550); 6. (96) Mike Turner, Butler ($500); 7. (66) J.R. McGinley, Fairmount City ($450); 8. (17H) Kevin Hoffman, Franklin ($400); 9. (72) Mike Miller, Chicora ($350); 10. (45) Steve Federa, Butler ($325); 11. (03) Mark Frankhouser, Phillipsburg ($300); 12. (75) Jeff Miller, Sarver ($290); 13. (516) Gary Smoker, Mercer ($280); 14. (6) Carl Murdick, Butler ($270); 15. (88) Shawn Fleeger, Butler ($260); 16. (71B) Don Brown, Butler ($250); 17. (11R) Brad Rapp, Clarion ($240); 18. (777) Kevin Bolland, New Brighton ($230); 19. (19) Joe Kubiniek, Lockport, NY ($225); 20. (77) Steve Barr, Grove City ($220); 21. (61) Dave Murdick, Slippery Rock ($210); 22. (41) Andy Preist, New Castle ($205); 23. (3E) Eric Gabany, Mercer ($200); 24. (35H) Chris Haines, Sandy Lake ($200); 25. (27R) Dave Reges, Butler ($200); 26. (8J) Dean Pearson, Harrisville ($200); 27. (71) Randy Chronister, Grove City ($200); 28. (333) Ron Eperthener, Jr., Grove City ($200). The Modified Tour, Inc. would like to thank the 2010 series sponsors: Bicknell Racing Products; Hoosier Racing Tire Corp.; Sunoco Racing Fuel - Bazell Oil Co., Inc.; World Racing Group - DIRTcar; Approved Toilet Rentals, Inc.; Behrent's Speed Center, Inc.; Bert Transmission; Big Daddy's Speed Center Inc.; Engles Trucking Services, Inc.; Bilstein Shocks - Fastline Performance; Fast Axle, LLC; Frankland Racing Supply; ISC Racers Tape; Hall's Safety Equipment Corp.; Intercontinental Hotels Group (IHG); Keizer Aluminum Wheels, Inc.; King Brothers; Kirkey Racing Fabrication Inc.; Landrum Spring; McCool's Signs and Graphics; Motorsports World; Oyler Photos & More; Pennsylvania Army National Guard; Pietragallo Gordon Alfano Bosick & Raspanti, LLP; Preist Enterprises, Inc.; Pro Shocks; RaceQuip; Ray's Racing Collectibles; Red Bear Hand Cleaner; Schaeffer's Specialized Lubricants; Slippery Rock Sportswear; Smokey's; SpeedBear Fasteners; Turbo Start Batteries; Ultra-Shield Race Products; Valken Wheels; Wedge Motorsports, LLC; Winters Performance Products Inc.; and Wrisco Industries Inc.The Modified Tour, Inc. racing series is a non-profit organization established in 1998 to give the V-8 Modifieds in the Western Pennsylvania area the opportunity to compete for higher purses and for a seasonal point fund. It has had great success at bringing the local cars together at tracks throughout the tri-state area and in expanding the profile for this exciting brand of motorsports.

For more information about The BRP/Hoosier Tire Modified Tour, check the website at www.modifiedtourinc.com.

(Mercer, PA).A super crowd and a beautiful evening for pulling were all part of
another great opening event for the USA-EAST Pulling Series at Mercer Raceway
Park on Saturday night. With temperatures hovering in the 80s and abundant
sunshine the grandstands were jam packed in anticipation of another awesome
display of power from four championship pulling divisions. This was the first All-American "Spring Nationals" World Championship Pulling
Event at Mercer Raceway Park under the new owner, Bill Altman, who took control
of The Park just one month ago. The new team was very impressed by both the
quality and the quantity of high-powered iron on the grounds on Saturday night.
The pull was presented by Fallsway Equipment Company of Akron and Youngstown,
Ohio.A special guest appearence by the former NTPA National Champion Ken Veney from
Wadsworth, Ohio and his Unlimited Modified tractor had the fans on the feet just
after intermission. The super charged four engine machine appears to be ready
for the start of another summer season for the "Funny Farmall" Team. Veney will
start his national circuit chase for 2010 in North Carolina next week-end.
Scott Sell, representing Cen.Pe.Co. Lubricants was on hand to report on a
specially formulated Cen.Pe.Co. product that is being used by Veney in his
ultra-powerful unit.BIG RIGS PULLING SERIESIt was a very big night for the Rodgers Pulling Team from Philo, Ohio as they
debuted the second Mack R Model at this event and will campaign both trucks in
the Big Rigs Series in 2010. But the highlight of the evening was when Kendra
Rodgers took "Unleashed" to her first ever Big Rigs Series victory against a
stellar field of eight adversaries. While the truck has had a win in the past,
this was the first time that Kendra has entered the winner's circle. Richard Scott from Diamond, Ohio was second with the "Silver Bullet" Mack from
the Sanders Pulling Team while Joe Giulitto also from the Ravenna, Ohio based
Sander's Team grabbed third with the all-new "Sneekie Pete", a beautiful yellow
Peterbilt powered by a 3406 Caterpillar. John A. Mann was fourth with the
always competitive "Lady Butterfly" KW from East Canton, Ohio. Three of the
regulars with the Big Rigs were not quite ready to go as Don Snyder's "Mr.
Nasty", Fred Sanders' "Silver Bullet II" and Dick Bonner's "Killer" were all
still under construction. The Big Rigs Series class was sponsored by Fox and
James Freightliner from Latrobe and Duncansville, Pa."SMOKER SERIES" TRACTORSKris Hoyt took up just where he left off in 2009 was a hard-fought win at Mercer
in this class presented by Watson's Inc. of Hermitage, Pa.. The Shikshinny,
Pennsylvania driver had his Case 970 in perfect condition as the reigning
champion took the victory over nine rivals. Hoyt's "Nut Case" appears to be
very ready to go for back-to-back championships. The venerable Ray Link and his John Deere "Gone Mokin" from Patton, Pennsylvania
was second as Link returned to the "Smoker Series" after missing much of the '09
season after a serious agricultural accident. Third place went to the Empire
State Champion, Henry Everman from Dansville, New York, with his newly
re-designed "Final Decision" Super Stocker. And Russell Hildenbrand grabbed
fourth after a high-flying drive on the "JD Express" in from Ruffsdale,
Pennsylvania. Two of the top IH contenders in the class did not pull at Mercer
due to issues getting engine parts. Both Aaron Bradish' "Recycled Red" and John
Wilkins' "Shotgun Red" are expected to be factors in the series this summer. PRO STOCK DIESEL 4x4 TRUCKSIn what has become the premier division for high-powered diesels in this part of
the country the USA-EAST class drew competitor from three states to Mercer
Raceway Park for the season opener. A total of 26 trucks entered the class with
ten of the top machines having full pulls! Of this group there was only one
Ford and that truck ended up with the victory and the long-distance travel award
at the same time. Tom Nicholas from Johnstown, New York traveled over seven hours to take the win
with his Cummins-powered Ford named "The Juggernaught". Tom has two wins this
year after taking the win at Black Rock Speedway in Dundee, NY last week-end and
has marked himself as 'the truck to beat' in 2010. John Lorenz from Dover, Ohio
was 2nd with the "Gray Wolf" - the truck that has taken the USA-EAST crown the
past two season. Third went to Joe Gambino and the "Brother's Diesel" Dodge
from Springville, New York while Sam Tatalovic from Guys Mills, Pennsylvania was
fourth with "Gone Wild". This class was sponsored by Hovis Auto and Truck
Supply of Grove City, Pennsylvania.PRO STREET GAS 4x4 TRUCKSThis is the all-new class for 2010 with USA-EAST. Pro Street GAS took the place
of the former 'open street licensed' division in order to give the truly 'hot'
street trucks a place to perform. And the trucks have responded to this new
configuration with twenty-one of the awesome machines answering the call at
Mercer. Mike Barr's "Sled Wrecker" from Port Matilda, Pennsylvania continues to be the
one to beat at the long wheel-base Chevrolet took the measure of an excellent
field. The 440 Dodge of Mark Petros appears ready to challenge as the "Public
Enemy" from Herminie, Pennsylvania took the runner-up position. Chad Moore from
Fredericktown, Pennsylvania was 3rd with a good running big block Ford name "The
Convincer" while the fourth place went to another beautiful creation from the
George Nicholson shops in Westmoreland County. This 1957 GMC was one of the
crowd favorites. This class was sponsored by Hovis Auto & Truck Supply.Complete and official results can be found at: www.fullpullproductions.com

Mercer Raceway Park is a 3/8-mile dirt track located minutes from both
Interstate 79 and 80 just off Route 19 on Fairground Road in Mercer, Pa. Dirt
track racing and quality family entertainment are presented weekly late March
through early October. The office in New Bedford, Pa. is open year-round late
mornings and after 1:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. For more information call
the office at 724-964-9300 or the track on race day at 724-662-1310. Check out
our website at www.mercerracewaypark.com for the latest. Go to
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Derek Byler wins career first super late model feature at Bedford
By: Dave HarclerodeBEDFORD, PA - Bedford Speedway fans were treated to the best racing of the season Friday night, thanks to a great surface and some two and three wide racing. Derek Byler, a former Limited Late Model track champ, made the move to the Super Late Model division this year. Three weeks into the season, Derek earned his first ever Super Late Model win. It was Derek's first win in the division at any track. Rance Garlock returned to victory lane after a long hiatus in the Limited Late Model division, and Brian Duffy took top honors in the Street Stocks. Charlie Walter continued his dominance in the Hobby Stocks, and Jeff Treece earned his first win in the 4-cylinder class.
 
In Super Late Model action, Shawn Claar took the early lead and appeared to have the field covered. Claar pulled out to a healthy lead and dominated for 10 laps until a mechanical problem on his number 20 brought out the caution and fans watched as he pulled his car into the pits. Steve Everhart, who was running second, assumed the top spot but his fate would be similar. On the restart, the air cleaner cover flew off, causing a chain reaction effect on the field. Several cars were banged up, and only Eric Zembower and Nick Dickson suffered race ending damage. Everhart went pitside, and Derek Byler assumed the top spot. When the race returned to green with 15 laps to go, Byler blasted from the pack and took a commanding lead. Matt Parks managed to give a couple looks under Byler early, but in the end it was all Derek Byler. The win was his first, and excitement was in the air in victory lane. Matt Parks settled for second, and DJ Myers scored an impressive third place finish after starting 18th. Myers battled lap after lap with fourth place finisher Greg Fetters and fifth place finisher Scott Haus. Rounding out the top ten was last week's winner Jeff Rine, Jack Pencil, Scott LeBarron, Randy Burkholder, and Jerry Bard. Heat winners for the 22 car field were Derek Byler, Shawn Claar, and Scott Haus.
 
Rance Garlock won his first Bedford feature since 2003 in the Limited Late Model divisions. Garlock started second and was in first by the first lap, and held a comfortable lead the entire race. However, the action from second place on was excellent. Donnie Farlling, Rick Singleton, Matt Sponaugle, and Matt Howsare thrilled fans with side by side racing the entire race. Garlock took the checkered, and Sponaugle used every inch of the top side to take the runner up spot. Farlling finished third, Singleton fourth, and Howsare fifth. Sixth through tenth went to Justin Kann, Brian Lesley, Matt Cosner, Steve Bard, and Darrell Dick. Heats went to Singleton, Garlock, and Farlling.
 
Brian Duffy earned career win number 16 in a wild Street Stock main event. Fourth starting Jesse Snyder found himself in the lead after the top half of the field battled it out two and three wide for several laps. Duffy was able to work by Snyder and take the win ahead of a mob of drivers all battling for position. In the end it was Duffy, last week's winner Jim Sayler, Bill Henney, Snyder, and Bob Jay in fifth. Rounding out the top ten was Greg Hainsey, Daryl Whetstone, Travis Brown, and Donald Wyles. Sayler and Duffy won the preliminary heats.
 
Charlie Walter continued his dominance of the Hobby Stock division, winning his third feature event of the season. Walter started in the tenth spot, and Chad Gambol took the lead from his second starting spot right from the start. Mechanical problems sent Gambol pitside though, and Terry Norris assumed the lead. Walter picked his way through the field, and with the benefit of a crash between Ryan Beckett and Travis Group, Charlie found himself in second. After working Norris over for several laps, Walter took the lead and never looked back. Norris finished second, with Kenny Imler, Jr., Reed Stickel, Jr., and Ryan Beckett, who battled back from the tail of the field, completed the top five. Walter and Beckett won the heat events.
 
It appeared that Jeff Treece had won his first ever 4 Cylinder feature, but his car failed the tech inspection. Apparent second place finisher Ray Wright also failed tech, and the win was awarded to first time winner Jeremy Miller. Paul Crynock took home second, and Mike Lauffer, Tyler Beckett, and Ronnie Valentine completed the top five. Heat winners were Ray Wright and Jeff Treece.
 
Next week at the speedway is a regular show consisting of Super Late Models, along with Limited Lates, Street Stocks, Hobby Stocks, and 4 Cylinders. Coming May 28th, it's the World of Outlaw Late Model Series. Check out www.bedfordspeedway.com for more details.
 
SUPER LATE MODELS
 
FEATURE: 1. Derek Byler 2. Matt Parks 3. DJ Myers 4. Greg Fetters 5. Scott Haus 6. Jeff Rine 7. Jack Pencil 8. Scott LeBarron 9. Randy Burkholder 10. Jerry Bard 11. Chuck Clise 12. Steve Everhart 13. Allen Lemin 14. Andy Haus 15. Jeff Miller 16. Tom Decker, Jr. 17. Nick Dickson (DNF) 18. Eric Zembower (DNF) 19. Shawn Claar (DNF) 20. Scott Rhodes
DNS: Wayne Johnson, Matt Sala
 
HEAT 1: Byler, Rhodes, LeBarron
HEAT 2: Claar, Everhart, Fetters
HEAT 3: Haus, Rine, Parks
 
LIMITED LATE MODELS
 
FEATURE: 1. Rance Garlock 2. Matt Sponaugle 3. Donnie Farlling 4. Rick Singleton 5. Matt Howsare 6. Justin Kann 7. Brian Lesley 8. Matt Cosner 9. Steve Bard 10. Darrell Dick 11. Tim Smith, Jr. 12. Ralph Morgan, Jr. 13. Eric Irvin 14. Kyle Wiser 15. Travis Calhoun 16. Eddie Cornett 17. Jeff Shoemaker 18. DJ Troutman 19. Travis Stickley 20. Craig Perigo 21. Daniel Cornman
DNS: Robbie Black
 
HEAT 1: Singleton, Lesley, Dick
HEAT 2: Garlock, Howsare, Sponaugle
HEAT 3: Farlling, Bard, Irvin
 
STREET STOCKS
 
FEATURE: 1. Brian Duffy 2. Jim Sayler 3. Bill Henney 4. Jesse Snyder 5. Bob Jay 6. Greg Hainsey 7. Daryl Whetstone 8. Travis Brown 9. Donald Wyles 10. Zane Weicht 11. Rich Swope
DNS: Cody Buterbaugh, Adam Chamberlain
 
HEAT 1: Sayler, Hainsey, Jay
HEAT 2: Duffy, Henney, Wyles
 
HOBBY STOCKS
 
FEATURE: 1. Charlie Walter 2. Terry Norris 3. Kenny Imler, Jr. 4. Reed Stickel, Jr. 5. Ryan Beckett 6. Jarrod Brown 7. Ed Vogel, Jr. 8. Ray Shepherd 9. Mike Ott 10. Chuck Weyant 11. Travis Group 12. Chad Gambol 13. Bill Replogle
 
HEAT 1: Walter, Weyant, Norris
HEAT 2: Beckett, Group, Stickel
 
4 CYLINDERS
 
FEATURE: 1. Jeremy Miller 2. Paul Crynock 3. Mike Lauffer 4. Tyler Beckett 5. Ronnie Valentine 6. Ralph Miller 7. Cindy Rhodes 8. Juan Ryan 9. Joel Vinglas, Jr. 10. Jon Gephart 11. Phil Best 12. Steve Frederick 13. Mahlon Hoover, Jr.
DQ: Jeff Treece, Ray Wright
 
HEAT 1: Ray Wright, Jeremy Miller, Ronnie Valentine

HEAT 2: Jeff Treece, Mike Lauffer, Paul Crynock

O'Reilly All Star Late Model Series Visits Ohio and West Virginia
By: Jason ShankPittsburgh, PA (May 7, 2010) - After successfully opening their 2010 season last weekend at Lernerville
Speedway in Sarver, PA, the O'Reilly All Star Late Model Series will return
to action on Saturday, May 15 at Hilltop Speedway in Millersburg, OH and
Sunday, May 16 at West Virginia Motor Speedway in Mineral Wells, WV where
2009 Champion and current point leader Rob Blair will hope to stay
undefeated for the 2010 season.
 
The ASLMS will visit the Hilltop Speedway for the very first time for the
$4,000 to-win, 40-lap, 'Millersburg 40' on Saturday, May 15. "Hilltop
Speedway is in the heart of Ohio and where there are a lot of weekly and
regional drivers," Series Director Jason Shank stated. "The last time I
was at Hilltop there were over 40 cars and the racing was superb. With all
of the improvements new owners Jesse and Tracey Wardell have made to the
facility, Im really looking forward to heading back there.""West Virginia Motor Speedway is another place that we are extremely
excited about. We have the honor of re-opening the 5/8 mile 'Speedplant'
with the 'Mark Balzano Memorial'." Shank continued, "The guys at BDS
Promotions have been hard at work getting the old girl back in shape for
racers and fans and are anxiously waiting the grand re-opening." WVMS will
host their own 40-lap contest $5,000 to-win 'Mark Balzano Memorial' as they
re-open the 'Speedplant' for their 25th Anniversary season. Some of
racings elite, from Steve Shaver to Billy Moyer have garnered victory in
memory of one of the Ohio Valleys most promising racers in past Balzano
Memorials.A complete ASLMS program will be in store for both Hilltop and WVMS
including the Victory Signs Time Trials presented by Fleming Design
Solutions, Rocket Chassis Heat Races, Dirtfix.net B-Mains presented by
Stivason Photos, and a $4,000 to-win feature event at Hilltop and the
$5,000 to-win feature event at WVMS.
 
Drivers expected to be in attendance during the weekend include 2009 ASLMS
Champion Rob Blair as well as Rick Boom Briggs, Rod Conley, Jared
Hawkins, Matt Lux, Jared Miley, and Darren Peters along with a mix of
regional, and local racers including Charlie Duncan, Dave Hornikel, Jeremy
Canada, Anthony Kincaid, John Mason, Dave Hess Jr., and Ty Myers. A mix of
regional and national stars is also expected for the grand re-opening of
WVMS.
 
Hilltop's pit gates will open at 4:00 p.m. for the $4,000 to-win
'Millersburg 40' while the drivers meeting will be held at approximately
5:30 p.m. Hot laps are scheduled to begin around 5:45 p.m. and the Victory
Signs Time Trials presented by Fleming Design Solutions at 6:00 p.m.
Racing will follow time trials at approximately 7:00 p.m. West Virginia
Motor Speedways pit gates will open at 3:00pm for the 'Mark Balzano
Memorial' while Drivers meeting will be held at approximately 5:45 p.m.
Hot laps are scheduled to begin around 6:00 p.m. and the Victory Signs Time
Trials presented by Fleming Design Solutions at 6:30 p.m. Racing will
follow time trials at approximately 7:15 p.m.Racecievers are required at all ASLMS events.For more information on these events please visit www.hilltopspeedway.org,
www.wvspeedway.com or www.oreillyallstars.com.

For more information and to join the O'Reilly All Star Late Model Series
mailing list please visit www.allstarlatemodels.com.

$10 Nights presented by Klingensmith's Drugstore in 2010 at Mercer
By: Mike Leone$10 FAMILY NIGHTS PRESENTED BY KLINGENSMITH'S DRUGSTORE IN 2010 AT MERCER;
PROGRAM KICKS OFF SATURDAY WITH SINGLE PARENT NIGHTMercer, PA.One of Mercer Raceway Park's most popular promotions are its $10
Family Nights. In 2010, these three nights will be presented by new marketing
partner, Klingensmith's Drugstore.This Saturday, May 8 kicks off the program with $10 Single Parent Night. On
this night, as many kids 15 and under will be admitted with an adult for just
$10! On June 12 and July 24, mom, dad, and as many kids will be admitted for
just $10! This is a savings of $15 off the already reduced $25 Family Pass."Each year families look forward to our $10 Family Nights," explained marketing
director Vicki Emig. "These nights have allowed so many families to attend the
races that otherwise may not have been able to do so and at the same time
providing a very affordable night of entertainment with some of the region's
best racing! It's nice to welcome on a new marketing partner Klingesmith's
Drugstore to make these nights possible."Saturday's program at Mercer Raceway Park features the Luxaire Heating & Cooling
Sprint Cars, Approved Toilet Rentals Modifieds, 4 Your Car Connection FASTRAK
Late Models, Big Daddy's Speed Center Stock Cars, and the M&D Paving Mini
Stocks. Gates open at 4:30 and racing begins at 7 p.m.Headquartered in Ford City, Pa., Klingensmith's has been the Neighborly
Drugstore since 1940 founded by J.H. Klingensmith. Today, Klingensmith's has
locations not only in Ford City, but also Clarion, Leechburg, Freeport,
Rimersburg, Shelocta, Kittanning, West Kittanning, and Nu Mine, along with
Klingensmith Healthcare. Klingensmith's motto is "Take time to listen to each
patent, provide them with good advice about their medications, and serve them
with honesty and kindness, because it's just the neighborly thing to do". For
more information, check out their website at www.klingensmiths.com or call
724-763-1201.

Mercer Raceway Park is a 3/8-mile dirt track located minutes from both
Interstate 79 and 80 just off Route 19 on Fairground Road in Mercer, Pa. Dirt
track racing and quality family entertainment are presented weekly late March
through early October. The office in New Bedford, Pa. is open year-round late
mornings and after 1:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. For more information call
the office at 724-964-9300 or the track on race day at 724-662-1310. Check out
our website at www.mercerracewaypark.com for the latest. Go to
www.twitter.com/mercerraceway or Mercer Raceway Park at www.facebook.com/mercerracewaypark
to stay up to date.

Mercer Raceway Park Sale to Bill Altman completed as of April 30; operations to continue status quo
By: Mike LeoneMERCER RACEWAY PARK SALE TO BILL ALTMAN COMPLETED AS OF APRIL 30; OPERATIONS TO CONTINUE STATUS QUO(Mercer, PA).Throughout the past month, Vicki Emig has worked with Bill Altman
to complete the purchase of Mercer Raceway Park to Altman. On Friday, the
65-year-old Altman of Butler, Pa. officially became the new owner of the
3/8-mile facility.Emig owned and operated the facility from 1999 through the start of 2010 and
will continue to handle the promotional and marketing duties for Altman along
with longtime friend Terry Bowser. Frank Benic will be the track's general
manager and Mike Leone will continue public relation duties.Mercer Raceway Park hasn't skipped a beat during this transition completing four
of the first six scheduled events. Altman made it known that he wants Mercer to
be the region's premier Sprint Car track as he upped the payoff by $1,000
including a region high $1,500 to-win weekly and has obtained five Goodyear Tire
certificates valued at nearly $1,000 to be given away weekly. Thus far, Mercer
has had the top Sprint Car talent in the area compete. Various other updates to
the facility have already taken place.Altman successfully operated a Butler County-based trucking company for over 35
years until recently selling that business. He's been a lifelong race fan
spending his Friday nights at Lernerville Speedway."It's a relief to finally get all the papers signed and move forward," explained
Altman. "I stepped into this right before the season started, but the
transition has been very smooth thanks to all of the great staff at Mercer.
We've had some tremendous racing thus far and the quality of our Sprint Car
field has been second to none. These guys are going to be putting on some great
racing all summer long for the fans. And I'd be remised if I didn't mention the
importance of the racers in our Modified, Late Models, Stock Car, and Mini Stock
divisions and the great racing they provide.""I've said it time and time again.there's not a better person I could turn
Mercer over to," stated Emig. "Bill has been a successful businessman, a family
person, loves racing, and is a believer in the concepts that has led The Park to
prosper over the years. With this in mind and what he is able to bring to The
Park can only mean great things for both the fans and racers. I'm looking
forward to being able to focus more of more time on the marketing and promotions
that have made Mercer stand apart from the rest."Mercer Raceway Park returns to action this Saturday, May 8 featuring the Luxaire
Heating & Cooling 410 Sprint Cars, Approved Toilet Rentals Modifieds, 4 Your Car
Connection FASTRAK Late Models, Big Daddy's Speed Center Stock Cars, and the M&D
Paving Mini Stocks. Gates open at 4:30 and racing begins at 7 p.m.

The Mercer Raceway Park office will continue to be run from the 4368 US 422,
Pulaski, PA 16143 location at 724-964-9300. E-mail can continue to be sent to
webmaster@mercerracewaypark.com. Fans are reminded to become a Facebook fan of
The Park at www.facebook.com/mercerracewaypark and sign up for Twitter updates
at www.twitter.com/mercerraceway.

Corona, CA (May 3, 2010) - Officials of the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series are excited to make several new announcements including a pair of schedule changes, a new web-design for www.lucasdirt.com, updated Internet Broadcast and TV schedules, and other tidbits as the series heads through the month of May.The Friday Night, May 14th event scheduled at Beckley Motorsports Park in Prosperity, WV has changed to Thursday Night, July 1st; this change comes as major improvements are underway to the Grounds, Facilities, and Catch Fences around the track. This event will now be part of a three-race, four-night Independence Day Weekend, also including the "Budweiser 50" at Muskingum County Speedway in Zanesville, OH on July 3rd, and Portsmouth Raceway Park in Portsmouth, OH on July 4th. Over the three-race swing, there will be over $120,000 in total purse money up for grabs.The event originally scheduled at Columbus Speedway in Columbus, MS for Friday and Saturday Nights July 9th and 10th has been moved across town to Magnolia Motor Speedway for the same $20,000 to win 2-day event, and will still be hosted by Promoter, Johnny Stokes. The event will be taped before the High-Definition Cameras of Lucas Oil Production Studios for airing on SPEED.The Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series also has a completely re-designed website to better serve the loyal fans, and those just discovering the series for the first time. The site contains many improvements over the previous site, and is still located at the home for all the latest breaking news, go to www.lucasdirt.com.The Internet Broadcast Schedule has been updated for the 2010 season, and will be on live again at the upcoming events for 34 Raceway and La Salle Speedway, on May 21st and 22nd, with host Matt Noonan calling all the action. The Internet Broadcasts now have a new official home, our own site www.lucasdirt.com, just click on the Internet Broadcast Button.The Television Broadcast Schedule has also been updated for the 2010 SPEED Channel and Versus Network telecasts. For more information, simply click here or go to www.lucasdirt.com, and under the Schedule Tabs, click Tour Schedule.Make sure this Mother's Day weekend, to set your Tivo/DVRs to record the Lucas Oil Off Road Racing Series' CBS debut airing on May 8th at 5:00 pm (EDT). Don't miss seeing The "Magnaflow Performance Exhaust Off Road Nationals" from Surprize, AZ, airing for the first time on television giant CBS, check your local channel listings for details.For the latest breaking news on the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series, log onto www.lucasdirt.com or call the series' office at (951) 532-2503. Lucas Oil Championship Point Standings:

POS
CAR #
DRIVER NAME
HOMETOWN
POINTS
 
1
0
Scott Bloomquist
Mooresburg, TN
1100
 
2
20
Jimmy Owens
Newport, TN
1095
 
3
44
Earl Pearson, Jr.
Jacksonville, FL
945
 
3
71
Don O'Neal
Martinsville, IN
945
 
5
71w
Chris Wall
Holden, LA
905
 
6
17m
Dale McDowell
Chickamauga, GA
855
 
7
s9
Dan Schlieper
Sullivan, WI
845
 
8
c9
Steve Casebolt
Richmond, IN
840
 
9
53
Ray Cook
Brasstown, NC
795
 
10
157
Mike Marlar
Winfield, TN
790
 
11
25f
Jason Feger
Bloomington, IL
735
 
12
18e
Eric Wells
Hazard, KY
730
 
12
28e
Dennis Erb, Jr.
Carpentersville, IL
730
 
14
1
Will Vaught
Crane, MO
705
 
15
41n
Brad Neat
Dunnville, KY
685
 
15
23
John Blankenship
Williamson, WV
685
 
17
57j
Bub McCool
Vicksburg, MS
665
 
18
9t
Tim Isenberg
Marshfield, WI
580
 
19
3c
Mike Collins
Council Bluffs, IA
565
 
19
11t
Tyler Reddick
Corning, CA
565
 
21
64
Michael Walker
Franklin, TN
520
 
22
5
Eric Jacobsen
Seacliffe Beach, CA
500
 
23
16
Justin Rattliff
Campbellsville, KY
495
 
24
116
Randy Weaver
Crossville, TN
400
 
25
18
Shannon Babb
Moweaqua, IL 390

Week 3 at Pittsburgh's PA Motor Speedway had Jared Miley pick up his second win, while Dan Karalagas, Jake Simmons, J.E. Stalder, Brian Huchko and Trevor Gombach win on May 1, 2010.
 
PITTSBURGH, PA - Jared Miley, South Park PA won his second feature of the young season in a last turn pass in the Hoosier Tire Mid-Atlantic DIRTcar Super Late Models. Tony Musolino and Ben Miley brought the field down for the green, with Musolino leading the first lap. On lap 2 Ben Miley grabbed the lead and led the next several laps, with Musolino hot on his tail. On lap 6, Mike Basich hit the second turn wall and rolled over, bringing out the red flag. Basich was OK. The race restarted with Ben Miley in the lead and Musolino in second and sixth starting Jared Miley in third. Jared Miley moved into second on lap 8 and into the lead past Uncle Ben on lap 10. At that point the race looked to be over, as Jared seemed to be on cruise control and opened up a big lead. However things don't always turn out the way they seem. On lap 18 the second yellow of the race appeared, as Daryl Charlier spun in turn one. While lining the cars up officials informed Jared Miley that he had jumped on the lap 6 restart, and was being docked two spots on this restart. So that put Ben Miley back up front with Musolino back in second. Ben Miley led the next 5 laps before Musolino grabbed the lead. Musolino was looking as if he was going to grab his first ever LM win, but Jared Miley made a wild last lap pass, getting by Ben Miley in the middle of three and then in four slid by Musolino to pick up the win. Musolino settled for second, followed by Ben Miley, Steve Baker, who battled tooth and nail with Jim Stephans in the last six laps, Stephans, Lynn Geisler, John Garvin, Daryl Charlier, Jason Rider and Mike Johnson. Steve Baker and Jared Miley grabbed the heats.
 
The Cadet Frenzoid 25 for the Sunoco Race Fuels DIRTcar Cadets saw McKees Rocks, PA's Jake Simmons pick up his first win of the season. Steve Webb and Joey Koteles brought the field down for the start, but third starting and opening night winner Dave McManus grabbed the lead on the first lap. McManus led thru lap 4, and on lap 5, 10th starting Jake Simmons took over. Simmons began to pull away from the field, while the battle for second raged between Bob Schwartzmiller, Bob Heim and Dave McManus. Heim took over the spot on lap 11. At this point Simmons had opened up a big lead and looked well on his way to winning the event. However he developed an intermittent miss and some wondered if he would make it to the finish. Simmons kept plugging away and it looked like he would make it, as long as there were no yellows. But the worst happened on lap 22 when the yellow waved and bunched the field up. The lap 22 yellow was the undoing for second running Heim, as he developed problems and had to pit. On the restart Simmons led McManus and Nick Kocuba for the green. On the last lap, McManus and Kocuba tangled on the front straight, setting up an overtime two lap dash to the checker. Simmons had another good restart and held off Schwartzmiller for the win. Following the front running pair was Steve Webb in third followed by Joey Koteles, Shawn Thorn, Curt Bish, Mike Mohn, Dave Slade, Josh Langer and Dave McManus. The heats were taken by Jake Simmons and Shawn Thorn.The Brougher's Machine Shop Fastrak Late Models had Pittsburgh PA's Dan "The Greek" Karalagas pick up his first ever PPMS win. Karalagas, who had won his first ever feature just a week before at the Dog Hollow Speedway, used a pole starting spot to lead every lap of the main. Karalagas didn't have an easy time of it, as defending champ and five time winner Kyle Lukon shadowed him the entire race. At the finish it was Karalagas, Kyle Lukon, Laura Lukon (who ran a stellar race to finish a strong third), Mike Reft (making his first start of the season), Justin Lamb, Mark Moats Jr., Colton Flinner, Derek Stefanick, Dusty Curry and Nico Dabecco. The two heats saw Dan Karalagas and Mark Moats Jr. grab the wins. Terry Kerr flipped his #39 during the feature, but was OK.Martins Ferry OH's J.E. Stalder grabbed his second win of the season in the Miley RV Service UMP Modifieds. Vince Laboon took the lead at the start of the 12 lap main from his pole starting spot. Chris Basich took over on lap three and looked like he was well on his way to picking up the win. Stalder had other ideas though, as he worked his way thru the field from 7th, and moved into second on lap 7. He ran down Basich, and made his move coming off turn four on the last lap to get the win. Basich was a disappointing second, followed by Daryl Charlier, Clayton Kennedy, Kevin Miller, Vince Laboon, Chuck Kennedy, Tom Martineck, Brad Westover and George Nicola. The heats had J.E. Stalder and Daryl Charlier take victories.In the Miley BP Car Wash DIRTcar Hobby Stocks, saw McDonald PA's Brian Huchko grab his second win of the season over Eric Goldberg, John Chipps, Ricky Steigerwald, and Robby Torrens. Brian Huchko also won the heat.Trevor Gombach, Claridge PA picked up a career first win in the Imperial Heights Garage Young Guns, in only his second race. Gombach defeated Ricky Steigerwald, Daniel White, Joe Gombach III, Alec Broniszewski and Hannah Ramsey.
 
Coming up at PPMS in future weeks, on May 8 NAPA Parts Night, Wacky Wheels Figure 8's plus Motor Mama Prize Night. The May 15th show is the first UFo F-2 Shockwave vs ULMS DIRTcar Super Late Models twin 22 lap features, plus a regular show for the other classes. On May 22 it will be a FREE Washington-Greene County night plus a regular show. Regular shows at PPMS consist of DIRTcar Super Late Models, Cadets, E-Mods, Hobby , Young Guns and FASTRAK Pro Lates.
 
SUMMARY - May 1, 2010Hoosier Tire Mid-America DirtCar Super Late Models
Heats - 0 Steve Baker and H1 Jared Miley
Feature (25 Laps) - 1. H1 Jared Miley, 2. 21 Tony Musolino, 3. 99 Ben Miley, 4. 0 Steve Baker, 5. 38 Jim Stephans, 6. 1C Lynn Geisler, 7. J4 John Garvin Jr., 8. 27C Daryl Charlier, 9. 76 Jason Rider, 10. 2J Mike Johnson, 11. 7M Michael Davis, 12. 71M Mike BasichBrougher's Machine Shop FASTRAK Late Models
Heats - 1G Dan Karalagas and 15 Mark Moats, Jr.
Feature (18 Laps) - 1. 1G Dan Karalagas, 2. 1 Kyle Lukon, 3. 84 Laura Lukon, 4. 9R Michael Reft, 5. 93X Justin Lamb, 6. 15 Mark Moats Jr, 7. 75 Colton Flinner, 8. 44 Derek Stefanick, 9. 8 Dusty Curry, 10. 1 Nico DaBecco, 11. 5J Darrell Dow, 12. 99G Beau Glemba, 13. 39 Terry Kerr, DNS - 09 Dennis NiederriterMiley RV Service UMP Modifieds
Heats - 17JE J. E. Stalder and 12 Daryl Charlier
Feature (12 Laps) - 1. 17JE J. E. Stalder, 2. 71C Chris Basich, 3. 12 Daryl Charlier, 4. 9 Clayton Kennedy, 5. 4M Kevin Miller, 6. 17L Vince Laboon, 7. 7 Chuck Kennedy, 8. 65 Tom Martineck, 9. 13W Brad Westover, 10. 97 George Nicola, DNS - 13Y Bill YoheSunoco Race Fuels DirtCar Cadets Sportsman
Heats - 68X Jake Simmons and 12 Shawn Thorn
Feature (25 Laps) - 1. 68X Jake Simmons, 2. 28S Bob Schwartzmiller, 3. 27W Steve Webb, 4. 33K Joe Koteles, 5. 12 Shawn Thorn, 6. 00 Curt Bish, 7. 39 Mike Mohn, 8. B4 Dave Slade, 9. 11 Josh Langer, 10. 17M Dave McManus, 11. 10 Nick Kocuba, 12. 92 Bobby Heim, 13. 1K Gary Koteles, 14. 64K Craig Koteles, 15. 39F Tyler Fox, 16. 1B Bill Robertson, 17. 45 Pat Weldon DNS - 60 Jim BallMiley BP Car Wash DirtCar Hobby Stocks Factory Stocks
Heat - 60H Brian Huchko
Feature (10 Laps) - 1. 60 Brian Huchko, 2. 25 Eric Goldberg, 3. 88 John Chipps, 4. 00F Ricky Steigerwald, 5. 221 Robby Torrens, DNS - 59 Butch Levandosky

Imperial Heights Garage DirtCar Young Guns Sport Compacts
Feature (8 Laps) - 1. 5T Trevor Gombach, 2. 4 Ricky Steigerwald, 3. 55 Daniel Lloyd White, 4. 5F Joe Gombach III, 5. 08JR Alec Broniszewski, 6. 14HER Hannah Ramsey

Wet weather and poor forecast forces Eldora cancellation
By: Larry BoosROSSBURG, OH (April 24) - Just as the track crews were putting the finishing touches on the clay one-half mile clay oval in preparation for Saturday's race meet, another band of showers invaded the area. With the forecast for heavy rains and thunderstorms invading the area during the early evening hours, race officials cancelled the event to avoid travel costs for the competitors and fans.

The event was to have featured the non-winged Sprint Cars, Modifieds and Stock Cars. While the event will not be made up, the Stock Cars have suffered two rain-outs during this early season. As a result, they have been added to the Saturday night portion of the Outlaw Thunder by Goodyear weekend. They will now race both nights of that weekend (May 7 & 8), along with the travelling World of Outlaw Sprints. The UMP (United Midwestern Promoters) Modifieds will also race on Friday night.

29th Annual Stanley Schetrompf Classic at Hagerstown canceled due to rain
By: James EssexHagerstown, MD (April 24, 2010) - The Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series event scheduled for Saturday Night, April 24th at Hagerstown Speedway in Hagerstown, MD has been canceled due of rain.  Rain showers hit the track at about 11am (EDT), with a continuing chance of further precipitation through the night. Officials of the series and track made the decision to cancel the event after rainfall at the track began to increase.For more information on Hagerstown Speedway, check out www.hagerstownspeedway.com.

For the latest breaking news on the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series, log onto www.lucasdirt.com or call the series' office at (951) 532-2503.

Four Drivers Visit Victory Lane for the First Time Ever at Motordrome
By: Mike Lysakowski(Smithton, PA) Six feature events in the NASCAR Whelen All American Series were contested during opening night 2010 at Motordrome Speedway on Friday, April 23, including "Twin 25's" for the NASCAR Subway Super Late Models. Four drivers earned career-first victories: Todd Price (NASCAR Subway Super Late Models), Scott Aiello (Napa Street Stocks), Kristen Etling (Pro Auto Supply Service Chargers), and Bill Schwartz (Coca Cola Super Compacts), while Neil Brown (NASCAR Subway Super Late Models) and Lonnie Hoffman (Wyotech Modifieds) continued their winning ways from 2009.The first of the"Twin 25's" program for the NASCAR Subway Super Late Models had Steve Black and Paul Urso starting on the front row. Black grabbed the lead, and instantly built a comfortable margin over the field. Chris Bailey, Jr. settled into second, and Urso was forced to hold off the leading winner of 2009, Neil Brown , for third. Brown started seventh, and took third position on lap nine, then grabbed second from young Bailey on lap ten. On lap 14, eleventh starting Bobby Henry advanced to third, as Black continued to have his best performance, despite damage from contact with Bailey. On lap 16, Brown ended Black's bid for his first victory in the division, by making the winning pass and cruising to the checkered flag in his R&M Trucking/O'Shea Lumber/Hunter's Peterbuilt/Davies Ford. Black earned a career best second place, with former Champ Henry finishing third, ninth starting Barry Awtey fourth, and defending Champion Mark Cottone finishing fifth in the caution-free event.Bailey started on the front row for the second 25-lap feature, by virtue of a top ten invert, and led the first four laps, over pole starter Cody Quarrick. Fourth place starter Todd Price spent the first four circuits in second place, before taking the lead on lap five. On lap six, sixth starting Cottone moved into second, and began to reel in Price. The division's only caution flag of the entire night, waved on lap 17, setting up a double-file restart, with Price inside and three-time Champ Cottone outside. Price was up to the challenge, and defended his lead by a car length, to put the Dave Mann owned "51 Motorsports" entry in NASCAR Subway Super Late Model victory lane for the first time ever. The Frankie Day Oldies Show/Stoystown Auto Wrecking/D&D Office Plus/Manns Home Medical Service Ford is a new car, for Price, who formerly earned victories in Limited Late Models and Truck division racing. Cottone was second, ahead of tenth starting Brown in third, Awtey fourth, and Mark Poole fifth. Poole and Awtey were the heat race winners.The biggest Motordrome story of the off-season was the parting five time Wyotech Modified Champion driver Adam Kostelnik and team owners Viglione Racing. Kostelnik's replacement in the potent #60 is dirt track stock car ace Pat Hanley, who made his first Modified start (and first paved-track start) on the pole position for the 25-lap feature. Hanley kept the defending Champion team at the head of the pack for ten laps in his debut, before seventh starting Lonnie Hoffman took the lead. Hoffman, who also switched from dirt stocks a few years prior, pressured the rookie for several laps before making the winning pass. A thrilling battle among four drivers for second through sixth positions captivated the crowd for much of the race. In that battle was Kostelnik, now driving the Howie Balis Motorsports #00. But, "The Hometown Hero," Hoffman, was not to be denied the victory, after winning his heat earlier in the night. Kostelnik started sixth and finished second in the feature after also winning a heat in his new ride, with his 2008-2009 rival Bobby Shipp finishing third in the main event after early race handling trouble. Chris Brink worked the high groove to a fourth place finish, and Hanley completed the top five.Veteran Jason Holder and rookie Matt Sever started on the front row for the 25-lap Napa Street Stock feature. Holder led the first four laps, before seventh-starting Scott Aiello marched into the top position. Aiello not only passed six cars in four laps, he immediately pulled away from the field in his fourth career start in the division. Dink Colarusso, the defending Champion and leading winner of 2009, started fifth and advanced to second on lap 10; then eighth starting Aaron Minjock advanced to third on lap 16. But, Aiello only increased his lead over the speedy veterans, in a shocking display of strength even after a late race caution flag when Colarusso spun after contact with Minjock. Behind the upset winner, Aiello, at the finish line was heat winner Minjock, ninth place starter Andrew Kostelnik in third place, and first-time starter Sever (who was the 2009 Super Compact Champion). Colarusso battled back to a fifth place finish. Aeillo also won his first career heat race.After racing to the front several times and leading many laps in 2009, only to fall heartbreakingly short of a first career win, Kristen Etling finally stood in victory lane, following the 15-lap Pro Auto Supply Service Charger feature. Etling won her heat, and started seventh in the feature, behind a collection of veteran winners, and stormed into the lead on lap eight. Ron Eifford, III led the first half of the event, after starting on the front row. Fourth starting Jimmy Christofel was officially scored in second position every lap of the event, and finished there, in spite of the lead change in front him. Denny Keller finished third, heat winner Zane Ferrell placed fourth, and former Champ Tracy Keller placed fifth.Bill Schwartz had the most dominating performance of the evening, as he obliterated the Coca Cola Super Compact field, leading 13 of the 15 laps, despite starting eleventh on the grid. The teenager, who's mother is now a Street Stock rookie, is in his third year of racing and took his first ever checkered flag over Eddie Livingston who started ninth, Eugene "The Hillbilly" Zerfoss, early race leader Paul Koffler, III, and first time heat race winner Mark Tringes, Jr., who placed fifth in the feature. Zerfoss won his heat, and Mary Catherine Shimko won her first career heat race.NAPA Street Stocks heat winners: Scotty Aiello, Aaron MinjockFeature:1. Scotty Aiello2. Aaron Minjock3. Andrew Kostelnik4. Matt Sever5. Dink Colarusso6. Jason Holder7. Thomas Knight Sr.8. Dustin Blank9. Terry Schwartz10. Tom Durdevich11. Ted Gibala12. Jeff Zillweger13. Shawn PhillipsWyotech Modified heat winners: Lonnie Hoffman, Adam KostelnikFeature:1. Lonnie Hoffman2. Adam Kostelnik3. Bobby Shipp4. Chris Brink5. Pat Hanley6. Gary Scott7. John Yunstince8. Richard Nicola9. Billy Hribar10. Troy Knight11. Bryan Shipp12. Bobby BentzSubway Super Late Model heat winners: Barry Awtey, Mark PooleFeature:1. Neil Brown2. Steve Black3. Bobby Henry4. Barry Awtey5. Mark Cottone6. Mark nPoole7. Todd Price8. Chad Hemphill9. Chris Baily10. Cody Quarrick11. Michael Zombar12. Matt Gardner13. Joe Moose14. Dave Wiltse15. Paul Urso16. Garry WiltroutPro Auto Service Supply Charger heat winners: Kristen Etling, Zane FerrellFeature:1. Kristen Etling2. Jimmy Christofel3. Denny Keller4. Zane Ferrell5. Tracy Keller6. RonEiford7. Robert Garchak Jr.8. Ed McConnell9. Steve Settle10. Jon Scott11. Mary Catherine Shimko12. Al Minjock13. Ed ShelpmanCoca Cola Super Compact heat winners: Gene Zerfoss, Mark Tringes Jr, Mary Catherine ShimkoFeature:1. Bill Schwartz2. Eddie Livingston3. Gene Zerfoss4. Paul Koffler III5. Mark Tringes Jr.6. Paul Koffler Jr.7. Andrew Dutkewycz8. Kevin Keffer9. Paul Koffler Sr.10. Mary Catherine Shimko11. Brian Noel12. June Mehelic13. Mike George14. Dale Grubbs Jr.15. Tom Durdevich16. Stephen Shelpman17. Chris Knight18. Sean Rich

BEDFORD, PA (April 23, 2010) - Jimmy Owens of Newport, TN scored his second straight Lucas Oil Model Dirt Series victory winning Friday Night's Bedford Valley Petroleum $10,000 to win event at Bedford Speedway. Owens took the lead on lap 13 from Will Vaught and managed to hold off Brian Birkhofer in the waning laps to take the victory. Birkhofer of Muscatine, IA finished second followed by Vaught of Crane, MO; Earl Pearson Jr. of Jacksonville, FL; and Jonathan Davenport of Blairsville, GA. With the win Owens closed to within five points of series leader, Scott Bloomquist of Mooresburg, TN; who finished eleventh.Owens and Vaught made up the front row for the 50 lap main event with Vaught taking the lead at the start of the race with Owens and Birkhofer trailing. Vaught was racing at Bedford for the first time in his career. Vaught began to enter traffic by lap ten and Owens closed right on his bumper.Vaught held the lead by two car lengths over Owens, as the top five remained the same for the first 12 laps of the race. Vaught relinquished the lead to Owens on lap 13 as Vaught fell to second with Birkhofer still running third followed by Davenport and Pearson. With twenty laps in the books, Owens held a three-car length lead as Vaught and Birkhofer stayed close to Owens. By the halfway mark, the top ten cars were all on the straightaway as Owens tried to pass Dan Schlieper, who was the last car on the lead lap.Birkhofer made the decision that it was time to make a pass on the second place running Vaught as the two came off of turn four on lap 34. Birkhofer then began to give Owens a run for the lead. Pearson got by Davenport with ten laps to go to take fourth, but all eyes were up front to see if Birkhofer was going to be able to pass Owens and with less than five laps to go. Birkhofer put himself in a position to do so and with two circuits to go Birkhofer took a stab at Owens in turn 2, but had to back out of the gas, allowing Owens to get away.Owens went on to lead the final two laps unchallenged to score his 15th career Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series win and his first at Bedford Speedway in the Mike Reece owned, Reece Monument Company, Gantte Appraisals, Red Line Oil, Hoosier Tires, VP Racing Fuels, Byrd's Radiator, C&C Trucking and Ohlins Shocks.In Lucas Oil Victory Lane for the second consecutive series event after his dominating win at Brownstown (IN) Speedway last month. Owens complimented his crew for making the right tire choice. "I have to thank my crew chief Chris Fox for choosing the right tires again tonight, the car was just perfect from the get go, we set fast time, won the heat and once the track got one-lane we knew it would be tough for anybody to pass us, Will (Vaught) got a good jump on us at the start and he drove a heck of a good race tonight, but fortunately for us we were able to get by him and then passing became difficult, the track was fast all night, it was a shame it rubbered up like that, but we'll take the win and head to Hagerstown."With the win, Owens, who trailed defending series champion Scott Bloomquist by 90 points heading into the event, earned the maximum points for the night to close within five of Bloomquist, who was fortunate to finish eleventh after blowing a tire at the finish line.Birkhofer in his J&J Steel/Pro Power Racing Engines/MB Customs Monte Carlo SS finished second in his first Lucas Oil Series start of 2010. Vaught in the Paul McKenna owned/Mark Martin Chevrolet/Warrior Corvette finished third, marking his best ever finish with the series. Completing the top five were Pearson in the Bobby Labonte Racing/Lucas Oil Products/MasterSbilt Dodge Charger and Davenport in the Mega Plumbing of the Carolinas/Clements Racing Engines/Barry Wright Race Cars entry.The remainder of the top ten were Steve Shaver of Vienna, WV; Jimmy Mars of Menomonie, WI; Jeremy Miller of Gettysburg, PA; Jason Feger of Bloomington, IL; and Chris Wall of Holden, LA. The 66 cars entered were the most ever in Bedford Speedway racing history.For the latest breaking news on the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series, log on to www.lucasdirt.com or call the series office at (951) 532-2503.Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series
Race SummaryFriday Night, April 23rd, 2010"Bedford Valley Petroleum 50"Bedford Speedway - Bedford, PARed Buck Cigars Fast Time: Jimmy Owens / 19.614 secondsWiles Driveshaft's First Heat (10 Laps-Top 3 Advance): Jimmy Owens, Jimmy Mars, Tim McCreadie, Bub McCool, Mike Marlar, Vic Coffey, DJ Myers, Don O'Neal, Scott Lebarron, Nick Dickson, Wayne JohnsonAFCO Racing Products Second Heat (10 Laps-Top 3 Advances): Brian Birkhofer, Jeremy Miller, Austin Hubbard, Brady Smith, Jeff Rine, Daniel Stone, Brad Neat, Richard Jarvis, Michael Walker, Matthew SalaAllstar Performance Third Heat (10 Laps-Top 3 Advance): Earl Pearson Jr., Josh Richards, Shane Clanton, Jack Pencil, Tim Fuller, Ricky Elliot, Mike Collins, John Blankenship, Derek Byler, Kenny Pettyjohn, Mason Zeigler, Tyler Hershey-DNSWrisco Aluminum Fourth Heat (10 Laps-Top 3 Advance): Will Vaught, Jason Feger, Chris Wall, matt Lux, Gregg Satterlee, J.T. Spence, Gary Stuhler, Devin Friese, Tim Isenberg, Chuck Clise, Tom Decker Jr.Wiles Driveshaft's Fifth Heat (10 Laps-Top 3 Transfer): Jonathan Davenport, Scott Bloomquist, Rick Eckert, Davey Johnson, Jason Covert, Bo Feathers, Darryl Hills, Donnie Moran, Steve Everhart, Randy Burkholder, Scott RhodesAFCO Racing Products Sixth Heat (10 Laps-Top 3 Transfer): Steve Shaver, Steve Casebolt, Jamie Lathroum, Eric Wells, Dale McDowell, DJ Troutman, Ray Cook, Dan Schlieper, dennis Erb Jr., Tyler Reddick, Allen Lemin-DNSHawk Brake First B-Main (12 Laps- Top 2 Transfers): Bub McCool, Tim Fuller, Mike Marlar, Jeff Rine, DJ Myers, Vic Coffey, Rick Elliot, Dan Stone, John Blankenship, Brad Neat, Mike Collins, Derek Byler, Scott Lebarron, Don O'Neal, Richard Jarvis, Matthew Sala, Wayne Johnson, Nich Dickson, Michael Walker, Jack Pencil, Brady Smith, Kenny PettyJohn-DNS, Mason Zeigler-DNS, Tyler Hershey-DNSPerformance Rod and Custom (PRC) Second B-Main (12 Laps- Top 2 Transfers): Davey Johnson, Matt Lux, Eric Wells, Jason Covert, Gregg Satterlee, J.T. Spence, Gary Stuhler, Darryl Hills, Dan Schlieper, Devin Friese, Ray Cook, Bo Feathers, Tim Isenberg, Steve Everhart, Scott Rhodes, Tyler Reddick, Chuck Clise, Donnie Moran, Randy Burkholder, Dennis Erb Kr., Dale McDowell, DJ Troutman, Tom Decker Jr., Allen Lemin-DNS"Bedford Valley Petroleum 50" Feature Finish (50 Laps): Jimmy Owens, Brian Birkhofer, Will Vaught, Earl Pearson Jr., Jonathan Davenport, Steve Shaver, Jimmy Mars, Jeremy Miller, Jason Feger, Chris Wall, Scott Bloomquist, Steve Casebolt, Rick Eckert, Josh Richards, Austin Hubbard, Davey Johnson, Jamie Lathroum, Don O'Neal, Bub McCool, Dan Schlieper, Matt Lux, Tim McCreadie, Shane Clanton, Jack Pencil, Tim Fuller, Dale McDowellFinish - Start - Car Number - Driver Name - HometownFINISH
START
CAR #
DRIVER NAME
HOMETOWN
 
1
1
20
Jimmy Owens
Newport, TN
 
2
3
15b
Brian Birkhofer
Muscatine, IA
 
3
2
1
Will Vaught
Crane, MO
 
4
5
44
Earl Pearson, Jr.
Jacksonville, FL
 
5
4
49
Jonathan Davenport
Blairsville, GA
 
6
6
6
Steve Shaver
Vienna, WV
 
7
7
28m
Jimmy Mars
Menomonie, WI
 
8
9
1m
Jeremy Miller
Gettysburg, PA
 
9
8
25f
Jason Feger
Bloomington, IL
 
10
14
71w
Chris Wall
Holden, LA
 
11
10
0
Scott Bloomquist
Mooresburg, TN
 
12
12
c9
Steve Casebolt
Richmond, IN
 
13
16
24
Rick Eckert
York, PA
 
14
11
25
Josh Richards
Shinnston, WV
 
15
15
19
Austin Hubbard
Seaford, DE
 
16
20
1J
Davey Johnson
Greensburg, PA
 
17
18
9
Jamie Lathroum
Mechanicsville, MD
 
18
23
71
Don O'Neal
Martinsville, IN
 
19
19
57j
Bub McCool
Vicksburg, MS
 
20
26
s9
Dan Schlieper
Sullivan, WI
 
21
22
21L
Matt Lux
Franklin, PA
 
22
13
39
Tim McCreadie
Watertown, NY
 
23
17
25c
Shane Clanton
Locust Grove, GA
 
24
25
14
Jack Pencil
Bedford, PA
 
25
21
19t
Tim Fuller
Watertown, NY
 
26
24
17m
Dale McDowell
Chickamauga, GA
Race Statistics
Entrants: 66Lap Leaders: Will Vaught (Laps 1-12); Jimmy Owens (Laps13-50)Caution Flags: noneLucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series Provisionals: Don O'Neal; Dale McDowellLucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series Emergency Provisional: Dan SchlieperBedford Speedway Track Provisional: Jack PencilPBM/Erson Cams Hard Charger of the Race: Dan Schlieper (Started 26th; Finished 20th; Advanced 6 positions)Ohlin's Shocks Performer of the Race: Will VaughtK&N Filters Clean Pass of the Race: Jimmy OwensQuarter Master Rookie of the Race: Will VaughtComp Cams Engine Builder of the Race: Cornett Racing EnginesDominator Race Products Hard Luck Award: Dale McDowellDirtonDirt.com Crew Chief of the Race: Andy Eutsler (Will Vaught)E3 Spark Plugs TV Challenge All stars: n/aTime of Race: 17 minutes, 21 secondsLucas Oil Championship Point Standings:POS
CAR #
DRIVER NAME
HOMETOWN
POINTS
 
1
0
Scott Bloomquist
Mooresburg, TN
1100
 
2
20
Jimmy Owens
Newport, TN
1095
 
3
44
Earl Pearson, Jr.
Jacksonville, FL
945
 
3
71
Don O'Neal
Martinsville, IN
945
 
5
71w
Chris Wall
Holden, LA
905
 
6
17m
Dale McDowell
Chickamauga, GA
855
 
7
s9
Dan Schlieper
Sullivan, WI
845
 
8
c9
Steve Casebolt
Richmond, IN
840
 
9
53
Ray Cook
Brasstown, NC
795
 
10
157
Mike Marlar
Winfield, TN
790
 
11
25f
Jason Feger
Bloomington, IL
735
 
12
18e
Eric Wells
Hazard, KY
730
 
12
28e
Dennis Erb, Jr.
Carpentersville, IL
730
 
14
1
Will Vaught
Crane, MO
705
 
15
41n
Brad Neat
Dunnville, KY
685
 
15
23
John Blankenship
Williamson, WV
685
 
17
57j
Bub McCool
Vicksburg, MS
665
 
18
9t
Tim Isenberg
Marshfield, WI
580
 
19
3c
Mike Collins
Council Bluffs, IA
565
 
19
11t
Tyler Reddick
Corning, CA
565
 
21
64
Michael Walker
Franklin, TN
520
 
22
5
Eric Jacobsen
Seacliffe Beach, CA
500
 
23
16
Justin Rattliff
Campbellsville, KY
495
 
24
116
Randy Weaver
Crossville, TN
400
 
25
18
Shannon Babb
Moweaqua, IL
390ShareThe Hobby Stocks put on a great show in front of the huge Bedford crowd. Charlie Walter, Bill Replogle, and Terry Norris battled hard for the top spot, with Walter taking over the top spot for good with five laps to go. Following Walter to the line was Replogle, Norris, Chad Gambol, and Travis Group.Paul Crynock and Mike Lauffer ran side by side in a heated duel in the FWD 4 Cylinder feature. Crynock locked down the top position with a few laps to go and held on to win his 2nd career Bedford feature. Lauffer finished second, followed by Juan Ryan, Phil Best, and Steve Frederick.HOBBY STOCKSFEATURE: 1) Charlie Walter 2) Bill Replogle 3) Terry Norris 4) Chad Gambol 5) Travis Group 6) Ryan Beckett 7) Reed Stickel, Jr. 8) Jarrod Brown 9) Ed Vogel, Jr. 10) Mike Siegele 11) Kevin Brown 12) Ray Shepherd 13) Justin Milburn DNS: Chuck WeyantHEAT 1: Replogle, Norris, StickelHEAT 2: Gambol, Brown, Walter4 CYLINDERSFEATURE: 1) Paul Crynock 2) Mike Lauffer 3) Juan Ryan 4) Phil Best 5) Steve Frederick 6) Tyler Beckett 7) Jon Gephart 8) Ronnie Valentine 9) Ralph Miller 10) Davey Lambert 11) John Miller DNS: Jeremy Miller, Cindy Rhodes, Kevin See, Joe MeansHEAT 1: Lauffer, Crynock, ValentineHEAT 2: Frederick, Lambert, Jeremy Mille

Rain washes out Mercer for 2nd straight week
By: Mike Leone(Mercer, PA) - After three great nights to open up the 2010 season at Mercer Raceway Park, Mother Nature reared her ugly head for the second straight week on Saturday. Rain showers started around noon and with the forecast of more rain later in the day and evening the decision was made to cancel the night.Coming up next Saturday, May 1 will be a full show of Luxaire Heating & Cooling Sprint Cars, Approved Toilet Rentals Modifieds, 4 Your Car Connection FASTRAK Late Models, Big Daddy's Speed Center Stock Cars, and the M&D Paving Mini Stocks.It'll be Free Shenango Valley Night presented by Flynn's Tire & Auto Service and Froggy 95. All residents of Sharon, Hermitage, West Middlesex, Sharpsville, Farrell, and Wheatland will be admitted free into the grandstands. It's also Mahoning Valley Scrappers Night with tickets to the Scrappers game on July 18 to the first 1,000 people. Race time is 7 p.m.Mercer Raceway Park is a 3/8-mile dirt track located minutes from both Interstate 79 and 80 just off Route 19 on Fairground Road in Mercer, Pa. Dirt track racing and quality family entertainment are presented weekly late March through early October. The office in New Bedford, Pa. is open year-round late mornings and after 1:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. For more information call the office at 724-964-9300 or the track on race day at 724-662-1310. Check out our website at www.mercerracewaypark.com for the latest. Go to www.twitter.com/mercerraceway or Mercer Raceway Park at www.facebook.com/mercerracewaypark to stay up to date.

(MARS PA) - The UFo Race Championship storms back into Pennsylvania for a pair of exciting events at 2 supertracks. The tour will make its 1st appearance of the year at Pittsburgh's PA Motor Speedway for the amazing "F-2 Shockwave" and its 1st-ever appearance at the Thunder Valley Raceway for the "Shawn McGarvey Showdown."The amazing UFo "F-2 Shockwave" will resonate at Pittsburgh's PA Motor Speedway at Imperial, PA on Saturday, Night May 15. This event is highlighted by the unique UFo twin feature format. Each 22-lap feature will pay $1,500 to win for a total of $3,000 to win both features. Extended lap heat races and consolation(s) will set the lineup for the 1st feature. The 2nd feature lineup will be based on the 1st feature finish with a random inversion of some of the top finishers. The two previous "F-2 Shockwaves" have produced spectacular racing. Last year at the "F-2 Shockwave," Davey Johnson and Jared Miley split the wins as well as 2nd place finishes, coming from 15th and 17th starting position in the first feature and 13th and 14th starting position in the 2nd feature.FASTRAK Pro-Late Models as well as DIRTcar E-mods, Cadets, Hobby and Young Guns will also be in competition on the wide, racey surface at PPMS. Gates open at 5:00 with warm-up at 6:00 and racing at 7:00 PM. Adult grandstand admission is $18, Seniors $17, Junior 13-16 $10,Children 7-12 $5 and Pits $30.On the following Saturday, May 22, the UFo Super Late Models will fly into the Laurel Highlands at the Thunder Valley Raceway at Central City, PA. The "Shawn McGarvey Showdown" is a tribute to multi-time TVR Limited Late Model track champion who was lost in a work-related accident in 2009. Shawn was a full-time competitor on the UFo Race Championship in the 2008 season and finished 5th in the final points. He also captured track championships at Dog Hollow Speedway and Central PA Speedway.The UFo Super Late Models will compete in a 38P-lap feature event paying $2,508P, in honor of Shawn's car number. A full program of extended lap heat races and consolation(s) will determine the starting grid. TVR, with its park-like setting in the LaurelHighland mountains, offers both grandstand seating and hillside seating for lawn chairs.TVR's Semi-Late/Street Stocks, Pure Stocks and 4-Cylinders will round out the racing program. Gates will open at 5:00 with warm-ups at 7:00 and racing at 7:30 PM. Tickets will be $20 for the Grandstands for ages 11 and over, and $28 for the pits.Saturday June 19 will serve as an open rain date.Keith Barbara of South Park, PA leads the UFo Race Championship point standings, by 3 points over Jared Miley. Chad McClellan is third in points, 3 behind Miley. 5 points back in fourth is John Mollick. 1 point behind Mollick is Denton Boyer in fifth, with Doug Eck 1 point behind him. Greg Oakes in seventh, 4 points behind Eckl and then 2 points back to John Garvin in eighth. Paul Wilmoth and Mike Knight are tied for ninth in points.The total payoff for the UFo Super Late Models for the "F-2 Shockwave" twin 22-lap features at PPMS will be (each feature will pay half the listed amount) 1st-$3,000 2nd-$1,400 3rd-$1,000 4th-$800 5th-$700 6th-$600 7th-$550 8th-$500 9th-$480 10th-$450 11th-$420 12th-$400 13th-$380 14th-$350 15th-$320 16th-$300 17th-$280 18th-$280 19th-$280 20th-$280 21st-$250 22nd-$250 23rd-$250 24th-$250 .The payoff for the UFo Super Late Models for the "Shawn McGarvey Showdown" 38P-lap feature at TVR will be 1st-$2,508P 2nd-$1,208P 3rd-$1,008P 4th-$800 5th-$700 6th-$600 7th-$525 8th-$475 9th-$425 10th-$400 11th-$375 12th-$350 13th-$340 14th-$325 15th-$300 16th-$290 17th-$275 18th-$275 19th-$275 20th-$275 21st-$250 22nd-$250 23rd-$250 24th-$250.$100 will be paid to dnq cars starting a heat race at each event. Both events have no car entry fee for the UFo Super Late Models, and UFo does not have an annual driver membership fee. Both events will feature 24 car starting grids including 1 UFo and 1 track provisional. PPMS requires RACEceiver 1-way radios and transponders with rentals available at the track. UFo standard weight rules will apply at TVR. Spec motor cars must weigh 2,250 at PPMS events due to track aerodynamics.The UFo Race Championship is an event marketing alliance among supertracks in the Pennova region (Western PA-Northern WV-Northeastern OH). Participating speedways presents their own championship Super Late Model events under the UFo banner throughout the season using common tech and procedure rules with a year-end, group funded, point bonus for the top finishing drivers on the tour. Eligible tracks are within the 3 hour travel distance of the central point of Washington, PA.The UFo Race Championship Tour is proudly sponsored by Lias Tire/American Racer of Indiana, PA, Hoosier Tire Mid-Atlantic with distributors in Saxonburg, PA, Roaring Springs PA and Finksburg, MD and Townsend Gas and Oil at Homer City, PA. 100% of their points fund sponsorship will be given to the top point standing drivers in prize money and awards. More information on these sponsors may be found at http://www.hoosiermidatlantic.com, http://www.americanraceronline.com, and http://www.townsendgasoil.com.2010 Contingency awards are provided by Bernheisel Race Components and Lazer Chassis. Information on their products may be found at http://www.bernheiselracecars.com.Complete information on the UFo Race Championship may be found at http://www.uforacechampionship.com. Dog Hollow Speedway is located east of Indiana, PA off US 422 on PA 403 at Strongstown. The track phone is 814-948-6812 and promoter phone is 814-948-4252. The track website is http://www.dog-hollow.net.Lernerville Speedway is located at Sarver, PA off SR 356. Track website is http://www.lernerville.com with office and track phone 724-353-1511. MercerRacewayPark is located just north of Mercer, PA off US 19 on Fairground Road. The track website is http://www.mercerracewaypark.com, race day phone 724-662-1310 and office phone 724-964-9300.Pittsburgh's PA Motor Speedway is located just west of Pittsburgh off US 22/30 at Imperial, PA off the Noblestown exit. The track website is http://www.ppms.com, office phone 412-279-7223 and race day phone 724-695-3363 or 724-695-0393. Roaring Knob Motorsports Complex is located east of Farmington, PA off US 40. Website information may be obtained at http://www.roaringknob.com, with office phone for Oval Track Promotions of 410-857-3821 and race day phone 724-329-0306.Thunder Valley Raceway is located off PA 160 and US 30 at Central City, PA on Shade Church Road. The track website is http://www..thundervalleyraceway.com, race day phone 814-754-8090 and office phone 301-733-3688. Tyler County Speedway is located south of Middlebourne, WV on SR 18 at the Tyler County Fairgrounds. Tyler County Speedway is located south of Middlebourne, WV on SR 18 at the Tyler County Fairgrounds. The track website is http://www.tylercountyspeedwayonline.com. with race day phone 304-758-2660 and phones for Circle Track Management Group of 304-483-2536, 304-758-4426, 304-758-5186 and 304-904-0021. West Virginia Motor Speedway is located off exit 170 of I-77 at Mineral Wells, WV. The track website is http://www.wvspeedway.com. BDS Racing Promotions/Mountain State Motorsports may be contacted at 304-639-5718, 304-771-5661 or 304-771-3488 with speedway office phone of 304-758-2934.2010 UFo Race Championship ScheduleSubject to additions and modificationsRACEceviers required at PPMS, Roaring Knob,Lernerville, WVMS, Tyler Co and Dog Hollow.
Transponders Required at Lernerville and PPMS. Rentals available at the tracks.Saturday, March 27 / MercerRacewayPark / Chiller Thriller / 41 laps / $2,500 won by Mike KnightSaturday, April 17 / Tyler County Speedway / Topless 51 / 51 laps / $5,000 won by Paul Wilmoth JrSaturday, May 15 / Pittsburgh's PA Motor Speedway / F-2 Shockwave / 2-22 laps / $3,000 totalSaturday, May 22 / Thunder Valley Raceway / Shawn McGarvey Showdown / 38P laps / $2,508PSaturday, June 12 / Roaring Knob Motorsports Complex / LaurelHighlands 36 / 36 laps / $2,500Saturday, July 3 / Tyler County Speedway / Earl Hill Championship / 51 laps / $5,000Sunday, July 11 / Dog Hollow Speedway / Revolution 2010 / 44 laps/ $5,000Saturday, July 17 / Roaring Knob Motorsports Complex / Supernational Road / 40 laps / $3,000Saturday, July 24 / Pittsburgh's PA Motor Speedway / Red Miley Rumble / 41 laps / $3,053 totalSunday, August 1 / West Virginia Motor Speedway / Crown Jewel Qualifiers / 2-22 laps / $5,000 totalFriday, August 13 / Lernerville Speedway / Lunarville 33 v2.0 / 33 laps / $2,000Saturday, August 28 / Pittsburgh's PA Motor Speedway / PENNational / 2-22 laps / $3,000 totalFriday, September 3 / Tyler County Speedway / The Black Diamond-WV State Championship / 51 laps / $10,000Saturday, September 4 / off for The Black Diamond 125 at TylerCountySpeedway - $50,000 totalSunday, September 5 / off for the Hillbilly 100 at West Virginia Motor Speedway - $42,000Saturday September 11 / Roaring Knob Motorsports Complex/ King of the Knob / 51 laps / $5,000Thursday, Friday, Saturday September 16-17-18 / Pittsburgh's PA Motor Speedway / The PittsburgherThursday, Friday, Saturday October 7-8-9 / The Ultimate / Roaring Knob / TBA laps / $7,000 Updated Point Standings as of the Topless 51 at TylerCountyUpdated Point Standings1, 177, 17, Keith Barbara, South Park, PA2, 174, H1, Jared Miley, South Park, PA3, 171, 119, Chad McClellan, Stoystown, PA4, 166, 4J, John Mollick, Toronto, OH5, 165, 56, Denton Boyer, Punxsutawney, PA6, 164, 03, Doug Eck, Corry, PA7, 160, 22, Greg Oakes, Franklinville, NY8, 158, J4, John Garvin, Sarver, PA9T, 100, B1, Paul Wilmoth, Clarksburg, WV; 9K, Mike Knight, Ripley, NY11T, 96, 2V, Chad Valone, Kiantone, NY; 18, Robbie Scott, Shinnston, WV13, 93, 44, Dave Hess, Jr., Waterford, PA14, 92, 46, Doug Horton, Bruceton Mills, WV15, 91, 28, Eddie Carrier Jr., Salt Rock, WV16T, 90, 22, Gregg Satterlee, Rochester Mills, PA; 37, Jared Hawkins, Fairmont, WV18, 89, 48, John Flinner, Zelienople, PA19, 88, 17T, Zack Dohm, Crosslane, WV

20, 87, 75, Steve Weigle, Middlebourne, WV

2 FOR $20 ADULT ADMISSIONS SATURDAY AT MERCER FEATURING SPRINTS FOR $1,500 TO-WIN PLUS MODS, FASTRAK LATE MODELS, STOCKS & MINIS!(Mercer, PA)...After the first cancellation of the season last Saturday, Mercer
Raceway Park hopes to return to action this Saturday night, April 24. Fans will
be able to see the Luxaire Heating & Cooling 410 Sprint Cars, Approved Toilet
Rentals Modifieds, 4 Your Car Connection FASTRAK Late Models, Big Daddy's Speed
Center Stock Cars, and the M&D Paving Mini Stocks. Race time is 7 p.m.The Park's first promotion of the season will take place Saturday with the new
"2 for $20 Adult Admissions" presented by The Mahoning Valley Scrappers. Two
adults will be admitted to the five-division racing program on Saturday for just
$20- a savings of $4!"While Mother Nature was very kind to us the first three weeks, the weather
really went downhill last Saturday," stated prospective owner Bill Altman.
"Hopefully the weather will cooperate this Saturday so we can get back to the
great racing action our fans and racers look forward to each week. We invite
you to bring a new friend, your spouse, we don't care who to see this program
Saturday for just $20!"The Sprint Cars now compete weekly for a region high $1,500 to-win as Ed Lynch,
Jr. of Apollo, Pa. currently leads the points after his first Mercer victory in
three seasons on April 10. Opening night winner Lonny Riggs of Volant, Pa.
Jimmy Holden of Tiona, Pa. are tied atop the Modified standings.Defending champion Max Blair of Centerville, Pa. will go for three in a row
Saturday in the FASTRAK Late Models and is fresh off his Northeast Touring
Series victory last Saturday at Tyler County Speedway in West Virginia. Steve
D'Apolito of Boardman, Ohio is the Stock Car point leader in search of his first
championship following his April 3 win. Jordan Ehrenberg of New Castle, Pa. has
the early Mini Stock point lead and is still looking for his first career win.
The Mini Stocks have had four different winners in as many races this season.Saturday is also Twin-State Auto Racing Club and Pittsburgh Circle Track Club
Night. Members of those two clubs will receive free general admission to the
grandstands!Pit gates open at 3:30 p.m. with grandstands at 4:30. Hot laps begin at 6:15
and the first green flag waves at 7.Adult admission is $12. Mom and dad can bring up to four kids 15 and under for
just a buck with the $25 family pass. Students 6-15 are just $5 and kids five
and under are always free. Pits passes are $25. Fans can take advantage of the
"SPEEDPASS" by upgrading their admission ticket to the pit area at intermission
for just $5 or $10 for the entire family.

Mercer Raceway Park is a 3/8-mile dirt track located minutes from both
Interstate 79 and 80 just off Route 19 on Fairground Road in Mercer, Pa. Dirt
track racing and quality family entertainment are presented weekly late March
through early October. The office in New Bedford, Pa. is open year-round late
mornings and after 1:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. For more information call
the office at 724-964-9300 or the track on race day at 724-662-1310. Check out
our website at www.mercerracewaypark.com for the latest. Go to
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Mercer Raceway Park and the Mahoning Valley Scrappers renew partnership for 2010
By: Mike LeoneGENTLEMEN START YOUR ENGINES; BATTER-UP; MERCER RACEWAY PARK AND THE MAHONING
VALLEY SCRAPPERS RENEW PARTNERSHIP FOR 2010; $9,000 IN TICKETS TO BE GIVEN AWAY MAY 1Mercer, PA - Baseball and auto racing are as American as apple pie. Once again,
these two great pastimes will come together as Mercer Raceway Park and the
Mahoning Valley Scrappers are proud to renew their major marketing partnership
for the second straight year.Located in the heart of Trumbull County near the Eastwood Mall in Niles, Ohio,
The Mahoning Valley Scrappers are a Class A affiliate of the Cleveland Indians
and play their home games at the beautiful Eastwood Field."I was thrilled when The Mahoning Valley Scrappers contacted us last year about
joining together to cross-promote our facilities," explained marketing director
Vicki Emig. "The marketing partnership went over so well that we're both proud
to renew it once again. It's an honor to know that one of the tri-states
premier minor league baseball franchises has chosen Mercer Raceway Park as an
exciting venue from which to reach new fans."The Scrappers will be the presenting sponsor of the new "2 for $20 Adult
Admissions," which will take place this Saturday, April 24 and Saturday, June 5.
On these nights, fans can bring a guest and receive two admission for just $20-
a savings of $4 off the individual purchase."Scrappy," along with other Scrapper representatives, will join race fans on
Saturday, May 1 for Mahoning Valley Scrappers Night where the first 1,000
attendees will receive a free general admission club box seat ticket for the
"Keystone Community Day" presented by Mercer Raceway Park on Sunday, July 18.The July 18 game will feature the Scrappers taking on the Philadelphia Phillies
affiliate, the Williamsport Crosscutters at 5:05 p.m. As part of this night,
Mercer Raceway Park will receive recognition on the team roster, video board,
website, radio broadcast, the Eastwood Field p.a. system, and all radio and
print advertising for the game. Mercer Raceway Park will have a concourse
display on this night and the ceremonial first pitch.Other amenities include three "Caddy Cup Nights" where the 2010 Mercer brochures
will be made available to fans, the presenting sponsor of the "Race Around the
Bases" promotion on six Sunday games, and Mercer Raceway Park will receive will
be a ½-page ad in the 2010 Scrappers program.There is no doubt that this cross-promotional effort will once again be a home
run for both Mercer Raceway Park and The Mahoning Valley Scrappers! For more
information on The Mahoning Valley Scrappers, check out their website at
www.mvscrappers.com.

Mercer Raceway Park is a 3/8-mile dirt track located minutes from both
Interstate 79 and 80 just off Route 19 on Fairground Road in Mercer, Pa. Dirt
track racing and quality family entertainment are presented weekly late March
through early October. The office in New Bedford, Pa. is open year-round late
mornings and after 1:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. For more information call
the office at 724-964-9300 or the track on race day at 724-662-1310. Check out
our website at www.mercerracewaypark.com for the latest. Go to
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Paul Wilmoth Tops UFo Tyler Topless 51
By: Rich BerryMiddlebourne, WV (April 17) - Paul Wilmoth from Clarksburg, WV took the lead on lap 20 and held it the rest of the distance in winning the Annual Topless 51 at Tyler County Speedway, sanctioned by the UFo Race Championship. He earned $5,000 for his efforts.A field of 28 entries was divided into three qualifying heats, of 14 laps in distance. The top five finishers earned feature berths, with four of them going to the redraw. Heat 1 was won by Paul Wilmoth, from third starting spot. Eddie Carrier, Jr. was the winner of Heat 2, after starting second. Robbie Scott won Heat 3 from position 3. Jared Hawkins won the B-Main from tenth starting spot to set the feature starting grid.In the redraw for starting positions, first heat winner Wilmoth drew for all 12 redraw drivers. The redraw results put Gary Dalton and Chad McClellan on the front row for the annual Topless 51 main event. At the drop of the green flag, the two front row starters ran the first lap side-by-side with McClellan led the first lap, before Dalton nosed ahead. Third starting Doug Horton moved to second behind Dalton, before the first of just three caution periods in the 51-lap race appeared on lap 3.Dalton had lane choice for the double file restart, and chose the inside lane. When the green flag waved, Horton used the outside to take over the race lead. Dalton settled into second with Paul Wilmoth riding third. The top three pulled away from the competition, leaving a host of drivers to battle for fourth. The race for the lead got intense when the leaders hit traffic on lap 12. Dalton got a run at Horton in traffic, and made the pass for the lead on lap 14. The lead battle remained hot, and on lap 16 the top three passed the line three wide with Wilmoth advancing to second.The exciting battle for the lead was interrupted by a lap 19 caution period, when John Mollick rolled to a stop in turn four. Race leader Dalton again had lane choice, and again chose inside despite it not working for him on the first restart. Again, when racing resumed he would get beat by the outside line as Wilmoth took over the race lead. At the halfway mark, it was Wilmoth leading Dalton, Horton, and 16th starting Jared Hawkins. Eddie Carrier, Jr. had just taken fifth place from 13th starting Zack Dohm.Carrier passed Hawkins for fourth place on lap 28, and continued his charge forward. On lap 30, he passed Horton to take over third. The leaders were again hitting race traffic, and the lead battle flared up again. Dalton got along side Wilmoth on lap 32, but could not pull off the pass. Lap 34 would see the final caution period of the race, and it would change the complexion of the race entirely.Working lap 34, second running Dalton's car appeared to briefly slow between turns three and four. Carrier was close behind, and the two cars would tangle to bring out the yellow flag. After coasting to the infield, Dalton restarted his car but eventually retired. Carrier restarted, but had to go to the tail after advancing from 12th to battle for the lead.The new running order with 17 laps to go had Wilmoth leading Horton, Hawkins, Dohm, and Robbie Scott who had slowly inched forward after starting 11th. Wilmoth chose the outside lane and took a lead that he would not relinquish the rest of the way, and he pulled away over the remaining distance. Second place was hotly contested to the finish, as Horton felt a challenge from Scott at lap 39. Scott took the spot on lap 42, and 19th starting Jared Miley passed Horton for third on lap 43. The three cars battled for second at lap 47, but Scott and Miley would settle the battle themselves on the final lap. Though Miley would nose ahead on the white flag lap, Scott held off Miley for runner-up honors.At the checkered flag it was Paul Wilmoth getting the win in his MidcapLand and Timber, NAPA, Adkins Timber, Chevy powered Rocket. Robbie Scott was second by a nose from 11th starting spot in his Atlas Auto Parts, Rocket Chassis, Hoosier Racing Tire, Slavic Group, Cornett built Ford powered Rocket. Jared Miley's run from 19th to third was impressive in his Colussy Chevrolet, Brougher's Machine Shop, Hoosier Tire Mid-Atlantic, Sunoco Race Fuels, Chevy powered Rocket. In gaining 16 positions in the feature, Miley earned the Pass-Maximum award, presented by Bernheisel Race Components and Lazer Chassis. Doug Horton was fourth in his Bobby Lake Motorsports, D&M Truck Repair, 5 Corners Auto Sales, Edge Racing Engine Chevy powered Warrior Chassis. Fifth went to Eddie Carrier, Jr. in his Engines Inc., Grover Motorsports, Grover Race Engines built Ford powered Rocket. Jared Hawkins, Doug Eck, Zack Dohm, Steve Weigle, and Jason DuPont rounded out the top ten.Keith Barbara leads the UFo Race Championship point standings, by three points over Jared Miley. Chad McClellan is third in points, three behind Miley. Five points back in fourth is John Mollick. One point behind Mollick is Denton Boyer in fifth, with Doug Eck one point behind him. Then it is four points back to Greg Oakes in seventh, and two points back to John Garvin in eighth. Paul Wilmoth and Mike Knight are tied for ninth in points, as the Series champion will tentatively earn $5000.The scheduled event for Saturday, April 16 at Midway Speedway was canceled by rain. Information on rescheduling the event at the Crooksville, Ohio facility will be announced when it is available.The next scheduled events for the UFo Race Championship are a pair of events in May. On Saturday, May 15, Pittsburgh's Pennsylvania Motor Speedway will host the F-2 Shockwave with twin 22 lap feature races. The next Saturday night, May 22, the first ever UFo race will take place at Thunder Valley Raceway in Central City, PA, for the running of the Shawn McGarvey Showdown.The UFo Race Championship is an event marketing alliance among supertracks in the Pennova region (Western PA-Northern WV-Northeastern OH). Participating speedways presents their own championship Super Late Model events under the UFo banner throughout the season using common tech and procedure rules with a year-end, group funded, point bonus for the top finishing drivers on the tour. Eligible tracks are within the 3 hour travel distance of the central point of Washington, PA.The UFo Race Championship Tour is proudly sponsored by Lias Tire/American Racer of Indiana, PA, Hoosier Tire Mid-Atlantic with distributors in Saxonburg, PA, Roaring Springs PA and Finksburg, MD and Townsend Gas and Oil at Homer City, PA. 100% of their points fund sponsorship will be given to the top point standing drivers in prize money and awards. More information on these sponsors may be found at http://www.hoosiermidatlantic.com, http://www.americanraceronline.com, and http://www.townsendgasoil.com.2010 Contingency awards are provided by Bernheisel Race Components and Lazer Chassis. Information on their products may be found at http://www.bernheiselracecars.com.Complete information on the UFo Race Championship may be found at http://www.uforacechampionship.com. Dog Hollow Speedway is located east of Indiana, PA off US 422 on PA 403 at Strongstown. The track phone is 814-948-6812 and promoter phone is 814-948-4252. The track website is http://www.dog-hollow.net. Elkins Speedway is located north of Elkins, WV off US 219 at the town of Kerens. Track phones are 304-363-3339, 304-636-0880 and 304-636-0881. The track website is http://www.elkinsspeedway.com.Lernerville Speedway is located at Sarver, PA off SR 356. Track website is http://www.lernerville.com with office and track phone 724-353-1511. MercerRacewayPark is located just north of Mercer, PA off US 19 on Fairground Road. The track website is http://www.mercerracewaypark.com, race day phone 724-662-1310 and office phone 724-964-9300. Midway Speedway is located just south of Crooksville, OH off SR 93. The track website is www.midwayracing.com. Track and office phone is 740-343-0273.Pittsburgh's PA Motor Speedway is located just west of Pittsburgh off US 22/30 at Imperial, PA off the Noblestown exit. The track website is http://www.ppms.com, office phone 412-279-7223 and race day phone 724-695-3363 or 724-695-0393. Roaring Knob Motorsports Complex is located east of Farmington, PA off US 40. Website information may be obtained at http://www.roaringknob.com, with office phone for Oval Track Promotions of 410-857-3821 and race day phone 724-329-0306.Thunder Valley Raceway is located off PA 160 and US 30 at Central City, PA on Shade Church Road. The track website is http://www..thundervalleyraceway.com, race day phone 814-754-8090 and office phone 301-733-3688. Tyler County Speedway is located south of Middlebourne, WV on SR 18 at the Tyler County Fairgrounds. The track website is http://www.tylercountyspeedwayonline.com with track phone of 304-758-2660 and phones for Circle Track Management Group of 304-483-2536, 304-758-4426 and 304-758-5186. West Virginia Motor Speedway is located off exit 170 of I-77 at Mineral Wells, WV. The track website is http://www.wvspeedway.com. BDS Racing Promotions/Mountain State Motorsports may be contacted at 304-639-5718, 304-771-5661 or 304-771-3488 with speedway office phone of 304-758-2934.2010 UFo Race Championship ScheduleSubject to additions and modificationsRACEceviers required at PPMS, Roaring Knob, Elkins, Lernerville, WVMS, Tyler Co, Dog Hollow and Midway
Transponders Required at Lernerville and PPMS. Rentals available at the tracks.Saturday, March 27 / MercerRacewayPark / Chiller Thriller / 41 laps / $2,500 won by Mike KnightSaturday April 16/ Midway Speedway / Topless Fast & Furious / 41 laps / $2,500 rainSaturday, April 17 / Tyler County Speedway / Topless 51 / 51 laps / $5,000 won by Paul Wilmoth JrSaturday, May 15 / Pittsburgh's PA Motor Speedway / F-2 Shockwave / 2-22 laps / $3,000 totalSaturday, May 22 / Thunder Valley Raceway / Shawn McGarvey Showdown / 38P laps / $2,508PSaturday, June 12 / Roaring Knob Motorsports Complex / LaurelHighlands 36 / 36 laps / $2,500Saturday, June 19 / Elkins Speedway / Chuck Gear 51 / 51 laps / $5,000Saturday, July 3 / Tyler County Speedway / Earl Hill Championship / 51 laps / $5,000Sunday, July 11 / Dog Hollow Speedway / Revolution 2010 / 44 laps/ $5,000Saturday, July 17 / Roaring Knob Motorsports Complex / Supernational Road / 40 laps / $3,000Saturday, July 24 / Pittsburgh's PA Motor Speedway / Red Miley Rumble / 41 laps / $3,053 totalSunday, August 1 / West Virginia Motor Speedway / Crown Jewel Qualifiers / 2-22 laps / $5,000 totalSaturday, August 7 / Elkins Speedway / RH Armstrong Classic / 41 laps / $3,000Friday, August 13 / Lernerville Speedway / Lunarville 33 v2.0 / 33 laps / $2,000Saturday, August 28 / Pittsburgh's PA Motor Speedway / PENNational / 2-22 laps / $3,000 totalFriday, September 3 / Tyler County Speedway / The Black Diamond-WV State Championship / 51 laps / $10,000Saturday, September 4 / off for The Black Diamond 125 at TylerCountySpeedway - $50,000 totalSunday, September 5 / off for the Hillbilly 100 at West Virginia Motor Speedway - $42,000Saturday September 11 / Roaring Knob Motorsports Complex / King of the Knob / 51 laps / $5,000Thursday, Friday, Saturday September 16-17-18 / Pittsburgh's PA Motor Speedway / The PittsburgherThursday, Friday, Saturday October 7-8-9 / The Ultimate / Roaring Knob / TBA laps / $7,000UFo Race Championship race results for Saturday, April 17, 2010, Tyler County Speedway, Middlebourne, WVLead changes - 4.Lap leaders:Chad McClellan 1.Gary Dalton 2-3.Doug Horton 4-13.Dalton 14-19.Paul Wilmoth 20-51.Finish, Start, Car, Driver, Hometown.1, 4, B1, Paul Wilmoth, Clarksburg, WV $5,0002, 11, 18, Robbie Scott, Shinnston, WV $2,0003, 19, H1, Jared Miley, South Park, PA $1,4004, 3, 46, Doug Horton, Bruceton Mills, WV $1,2005, 12, 28, Eddie Carrier Jr., Salt Rock, WV $1,0006, 16, 37, Jared Hawkins, Fairmont, WV $8007, 8, 03, Doug Eck, Corry, PA $7008, 13, 17T, Zack Dohm, Crosslane, WV $6009, 18, 75, Steve Weigle, Middlebourne, WV $55010, 10, no7, Jason DuPont, Cyclone, PA $50011, 17, 17, Keith Barbara, South Park, PA $47512, 2, 119, Chad McClellan, Stoystown, PA $45013, 15, 15, Donnie Dotson, West Union, WV $42514, 22, J4, John Garvin, Sarver, PA $40015, 7, 32, Greg Baumberger, Jacobsburg, OH $39016, 20, 56, Denton Boyer, Punxsutawney, PA $37517, 1, 14, Gary Dalton, Morgantown, WV $37518, 9, 12, Rick Williams, Beckley, WV $37519, 21, 54, Billy Brown, Clarksburg, WV $37520, 5, 22, Greg Oakes, Franklinville, NY $37521, 6, 4J, John Mollick, Toronto, OH $35922, 14, 18D, Danny Mitchell, Clarksburg, WV $350Heat 1 - 1, Paul Wilmoth. 2, John Mollick. 3, Doug Horton. 4, Greg Oakes. 5, Zack Dohm. 6, Steve Weigle. 7, Keith Barbara. 8, Denton Boyer. 9, Jared Hawkins. 10, Matt Lux.Heat 2 - 1, Eddie Carrier Jr. 2, Gary Dalton. 3, Rick Williams. 4, Chad McClellan. 5, Danny Mitchell. 6, John Garvin. 7, Butch McGill. 8, Jared Miley. 9, Josh Coffman.Heat 3 - 1, Robbie Scott. 2, Jason DuPont. 3, Doug Eck. 4, Greg Baumberger. 5, Donnie Dotson. 6, Kyle Merkel. 7, Billy Brown. 8, L.C. Powers. 9, Root Sampson.B-Main - 1, Jared Hawkins. 2, Keith Barbara. 3, Steve Weigle. 4, Jared Miley. 5, Denton Boyer. 6, Billy Brown. 7, L.C. Powers. 8, Root Sampson. 9, John Garvin. 10, Kyle Merkel. 11, Josh Coffman. 12, Butch McGill. Did not start, Matt Lux.Did not qualify, 9, L.C. Powers, Mt. Morris, PA. 12R, Root Sampson, Lumberport, WV. 117, Kyle Merkel, Gilbertsville, PA. 01, Josh Coffman, Grafton, WV. 1MC, Butch McGill, West Union, WV. 21, Matt Lux, Franklin, PA.Updated Point Standings1, 177, 17, Keith Barbara, South Park, PA2, 174, H1, Jared Miley, South Park, PA3, 171, 119, Chad McClellan, Stoystown, PA4, 166, 4J, John Mollick, Toronto, OH5, 165, 56, Denton Boyer, Punxsutawney, PA6, 164, 03, Doug Eck, Corry, PA7, 160, 22, Greg Oakes, Franklinville, NY8, 158, J4, John Garvin, Sarver, PA9T, 100, B1, Paul Wilmoth, Clarksburg, WV; 9K, Mike Knight, Ripley, NY11T, 96, 2V, Chad Valone, Kiantone, NY; 18, Robbie Scott, Shinnston, WV13, 93, 44, Dave Hess, Jr., Waterford, PA14, 92, 46, Doug Horton, Bruceton Mills, WV15, 91, 28, Eddie Carrier Jr., Salt Rock, WV16T, 90, 22, Gregg Satterlee, Rochester Mills, PA; 37, Jared Hawkins, Fairmont, WV18, 89, 48, John Flinner, Zelienople, PA19, 88, 17T, Zack Dohm, Crosslane, WV20, 87, 75, Steve Weigle, Middlebourne, WV21T, 86, S1, Jim Kutas, Elizabeth, PA; no7, Jason DuPont, Cyclone, PA