Allentown, PA: CARQUEST Gasoline Alley Welcomes Sean Corr, Logan Schuchart, Mark Domeier, Eddie Strada And Tyler Dippel To Tonight's Show
By:Steve Pados, GA Motorsports Media

The extremely popular and nationally acclaimed CARQUEST Gasoline Alley TV/Internet Show cranks up the airwaves on Monday evening with another fabulous edition of their show on September 12th as show hosts Ed and Steve Pados welcome in a multitude of top personalities involved with the exciting world of motorsports. The show airs from 6 to 8 PM every Monday evening on channels 103 and 137 and worldwide on the Internet. The Gang has been serving the racing world for the past nine years on the airwaves and is well noted for their well noted "theme" show format and will host the 538th edition of their show since they hit the airwaves and their 327th show since joining forces with the party channel at WALN Digital Cable and "Happy Jack" Burns on Channels 103 and 137. The Gasoline Alley Team of Ed and Steve Pados looks forward to more of the same great format they have been following since the inception of their hit show back in 2002 as they highlight the past, present and future of auto racing with their great show.

With this edition of the show, the will chat with some established stars in racing as well as give some of the great young talent in racing an opportunity to talk about their budding careers in racing. Sean Corr, the New York based Late Model racer, will chat about his transition from dirt racing to the high speed pavement facilities that make up the world of ARCA racing. Sean is currently listed in ninth place in points after an eleventh place outing on the dirt at the DuQuoin one mile speedway. Logan Schuchart, the talented grandson of the legendary Bobby Allen, rejoins the show to talk about his spectacular season thus far in Central Pennsylvania 358 sprint car racing and his plans to move into the 410 ranks very shortly. Mark Dobmeier, the gifted 410 sprint car talent from North Dakota, is in the throes of another great season in racing as he has captured 14 wins thus far in 2011 including a huge win at Knoxville when the nationals were in town. Eddie Strada, a third generation drving talent from South Canaan, Pennsylvania, joins the Gang to talk about his incredible perfromance on Saturday evening when he captured the rookie 600 event and then returned to the track a short time later to beat some of the best in the business going wingless and earning $1,000.00 with the win to make it a double win at the Hamlin Speedway. Tyler Dippel, the reigning National Junior Slingshot Champion, joins the Gang to talk about a season in which he competes in both the Slingshots and has also made the transition to the full size race cars and in doing so captured his first ever win in the Spec Sportsman division on Friday evening at the Accord Speedway.

The popular award winning TV/Internet show offers a live internet video feed to all of the Internet subscribers to view the wide assortment of the many racing videos that are played while the show is in progress and to enjoy the chat sessions with the many great personalities from within the racing community who pay the Gang a visit to discuss racing. As always, a surprise or two will be expected as the Gasoline Alley Gang continues to bring the racing community the fastest, funniest and most informed racing show on the airwaves today. All shows produced by GA Motorsports Media are carefully researched, authenticated and fully scripted to produce for our loyal sponsors, guests and racing fans the best show on the airwaves today.

CARQUEST Gasoline Alley TV/Radio/Internet Show continues with its outstanding line-up of talented guests with this week's edition of the show. The Show's programming is available on WALN Digital Cable Radio, Internet www.walncableradio.com for the Audio portion and: livestream.com/walncableradio/old for the video portion. The Show is available on Service Electric Digital Cable TV, Channels 103, and 137 and is live from 6 to 8 PM and later tape delayed on Channel 50 at 11 PM.

Join the Gasoline Alley broadcasting team of Ed and Steve Pados on Monday evening, September 12th as they take you on a two-hour circular journey with their well documented, very informative and extremely funny show.

Should you have questions on how to be a part of the show through advertising, appearances or remotes, please contact Steve Pados at: 610 573 9706; Ed Pados at: 610 739 0391; or the WALN Studios at: 610 791 1818. You may also email: steveswp@ptd.net

RACING NEWS THE WAY IT IS MEANT TO BE

AMSOIL USAC NATIONAL SPRINT CAR SERIES RACE RESULTS: September 10, 2011 – Terre Haute, Indiana – Terre Haute Action Track – “Jim Hurtubise Classic”

QUALIFICATIONS: 1. Tracy Hines, 4, Hines-19.337; 2. Coleman Gulick, 14, Gulick-19.365; 3. Casey Shuman, 69, Dynamics-19.397; 4. Jon Stanbrough, 53, Fox-19.405; 5. Bryan Clauson, 7, CTR/BCI/Curb-Agajanian-19.482; 6. Jerry Coons Jr., 71p, Phillips-19.513; 7. Hud Cone, 21, Pollock-19.597; 8. Blake Fitzpatrick, 10, Fitzpatrick-19.613; 9. Robert Ballou, 81, MPHG-19.625; 10. Bobby East, 5, Klatt-19.652; 11. Keith Bloom Jr., 27, Abreu-19.671; 12. Hunter Schuerenberg, 35, Byram-19.704; 13. Jonathan Hendrick, 68, Hendrick-19.717; 14. Chris Windom, 5x, Baldwin-19.724; 15. Daron Clayton, 92, Clayton-19.732; 16. Damion Gardner, 71, DG-19.759; 17. Wes McIntyre, 83, McIntyre-19.786; 18. Levi Jones, 20, Stewart-19.833; 19. Chase Stockon, 32, Stockon-19.848; 20. Shane Cottle, 11, Walker-19.934; 21. Dave Darland, 21x, Roberts/Tate-20.000; 22. J.J. Hughes, 76, Hughes-20.025; 23. Brandon Mattox, 28, Mattox-20.397; 24. Kevin Studley, 57x, Studley-20.660; 25. Steve Thomas, 20T, Thomas-21.482; 26
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Patrick Budde, 90, Budde-21.725.

FIRST HEAT: (8 laps) 1. Stockon, 2. Gardner, 3. Hughes, 4. Cone, 5. Hines, 6. Stanbrough, 7. East, 8. Thomas, 9. Hendrick. NT

SECOND HEAT: (8 laps) 1. Cottle, 2. Windom, 3. Mattox, 4. Bloom, 5. McIntyre, 6. Budde, 7. Fitzpatrick, 8. Gulick, 9. Clauson. NT

THIRD HEAT: (8 laps) 1. Darland, 2. Jones, 3. Clayton, 4. Schuerenberg, 5. Coons, 6. Ballou, 7. Shuman, 8. Studley. NT

SEMI: (12 laps) 1. Stanbrough, 2. Shuman, 3. Clauson, 4. Fitzpatrick, 5. Ballou, 6. East, 7. Studley, 8. Mattox, 9. Budde, 10. Thomas. 4:02.90

FEATURE: (30 laps) 1. Chris Windom, 2. Levi Jones, 3. Hunter Schuerenberg, 4. Keith Bloom Jr., 5. Robert Ballou, 6. Tracy Hines, 7. Casey Shuman, 8. Dave Darland, 9. Bobby East, 10. Blake Fitzpatrick, 11. Chase Stockon, 12. Jerry Coons Jr., 13. Jon Stanbrough, 14. Daron Clayton, 15. Hud Cone, 16. J.J. Hughes, 17. Damion Gardner, 18. Wes McIntyre, 19. Shane Cottle, 20. Brandon Mattox, 21. Bryan Clauson, 22. Kevin Studley. NT
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**Hendrick flipped during the first heat. Gulick flipped during the second heat. Clauson flipped over the wall in turn 1 on the first lap of the feature. Gardner flipped on lap 29 of the feature.

FEATURE LAP LEADERS: Laps 1-30 Windom.

NEW AMSOIL NATIONAL SPRINT CAR STANDINGS: 1-Jones-1,149; 2-Windom-1,133; 3-Stanbrough-1,081; 4-Schuerenberg-993; 5-Ballou-982; 6-Darland-934; 7-Hines-883; 8-Gardner-852; 9-Clauson-830; 10-East-727.

NEXT AMSOIL NATIONAL SPRINT CAR RACE: – September 17 – Haubstadt, IN – Tri-State Speedway

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RISLONE URC SPRINT SERIES

TAYLOR & MESSICK DELAWARE SPRINT SERIES DELIVERS THRILLER. . . . . .
JJ GRASSO UNBELIEVABLE. . . . .FROM SEVENTENTH TO FIRST WITH JUST ONE CAUTION, SCORES FOURTH RISLONE SPRINT SERIES WIN SUNDAY NIGHT AT GEORGETOWN

UNBELIEVABLE.

That one word pretty much tells the story of the Rislone URC Sprint Series race Sunday night at the Georgetown Speedway. JJ Grasso lived up to his name the "Jersey Jet" and thrilled hundreds of race fans by starting seventeenth and winning the 25 lap feature event. The race had just one caution flag, that came out on lap seventeen when race leader Joey Biasi blew a tire and stopped in turn one. Grasso was third on the restart , then caught Tim Hogue for second on lap twenty-one. With the white flag waiving, Grasso passed Josh Weller for the lead and went on to score his fourth URC win of the season. The fans went absolutely wild. Just several weeks back, Grasso lost the ride in the potent Palladino #99 and quickly pieced together his family owned car to sustain his second place ranking in the URC season long point chase.

URC heat race events were won by Joey Biasi, Denny Garl and Josh Weller. The LikeWise fast time of the night was set by Biasi during the running of the first heat race.

In the twenty-five lap feature event on Taylor & Messick Night at Georgetown Speedway, Joey Biasi and Denny Garl made-up the front row and at the drop of the green flag, Biasi blasted to the lead. Josh Weller, moved into second with Eddie Wagner in third and Tim Hogue fourth. Biasi maintained a solid lead with Weller holding down second. On lap ten, Tim Hogue moved into third and at the same time, front wing damage was noticeable on the Weller sprint car.

JJ Grasso who started seventeenth was now in the top five, blasting his way through traffic on a mission. At the halfway point of the race, Biasi was the leader with Weller second followed by Tim Hogue, Grasso and Eddie Wagner.

The leader was now approaching slower traffic and Weller and Hogue were closing in on the leaders as Grasso was chasing down all the front runners.

The turning point of the race came on lap seventeen when a right rear tire blew on the Biasi sprint car, displaying the yellow flag. It was an unfortunate turn of events for Biasi who had a great run well in hand.

On the restart, Weller had the pole with Tim Hogue and Grasso making up the top three. Curt Michael, who started ninth was now running in fourth. With the drop of the green flag, Weller took off but it was Tim Hogue who found a burst of power and challenged Weller for the lead on the long run down the backstretch. Grasso was watching it all unfold and actually gave-up a few car lengths to the leaders.

Grasso turned up the heat and began to reel in the leaders once again and suddenly, it was a three car race for the lead. On lap twenty-one, Grasso made the pass on Hogue for second and began the task of reeling in his former ride, with Josh Weller at the wheel.

With two laps to go, Weller now had Grasso on his bumper and down the backstretch, Grasso made the pass for the lead. Weller challenged back entering turn three but Grasso held the advantage out of turn four to take the white flag. Grasso was not contested the final lap and the storybook finish was a reality for JJ Grasso. Weller finished second with Tim Hogue scoring a strong third with Curt Michael fourth and rookie driver Troy Betts scoring a career high fifth place finish.

After the checker flag, Betts and Randy West tangled on the backstretch with Betts flipping. There were no injuries in the post checker flag crash.

FEATURE FINISH: JJ Grasso, Josh Weller, Tim Hogue, Curt Michael, Troy Betts, Randy West, Eddie Wagner, Ed Aikin, Andy Best, Art Liedl, Joe Zuczek, Robbie Stillwaggon, Dave Martin, Chris Glanden, Joey Biasi, Jeff Fifthian, Steve Downs, Ryan Stillwaggon, Denny Garl, Gary Gollub, Mike Kostic

Fred's Trailer Parts Hard Charger - - -JJ Grasso advanced 16 spots
LikeWise Fast Time of the Night- - - Joey Biasi
Engler Tool & Machine 1st Heat- - - Joey Biasi
Brad Penn Oil 2nd Heat- - - Denny Garl
Pioneer Pole Building 3rd Heat- - Josh Weller

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Rislone URC Sprint Series Race Dates
SEPT 24 New Egypt
OCT 1 Delaware International
OCT 15 Grandview Pioneer Pole Buildings

TRAXXAS USAC SILVER CROWN RACE RESULTS: September 4, 2011 – DuQuoin, Illinois – DuQuoin State Fairgrounds – “Ted Horn 100”

QUALIFICATIONS: 1. Bryan Clauson, 22, Stewart/Curb-Agajanian-30.174; 2. Levi Jones, 10, Stewart/Curb-Agajanian-30.787; 3. Jerry Coons Jr., 27, RW-30.937; 4. Kyle Larson, 71, Kunz-31.173; 5. Kody Swanson, 19, Team Six-R-31.277; 6. Tracy Hines, 16, Lightfoot-31.331; 7. Shane Hollingsworth, 20, Nolen-31.377; 8. Tanner Swanson, 23, Team 6R/TK-31.405; 9. Bud Kaeding, 29, BK-31.429; 10. Jon Stanbrough, 17, RW-31.509; 11. Brian Tyler, 21, Team 6R-31.573; 12. Darren Hagen, 99, RE-31.573; 13. Bobby East, 6, Klatt-31.628; 14. Chris Windom, 5, Baldwin-32.227; 15. Derek Hagar, 91, Hagar-32.259; 16. John Heydenreich, 43, Nix-32.280; 17. Russ Gamester, 51, Gamester-32.283; 18. Dave Darland, 37, Indiana Underground-32.420; 19. Donnie Beechler, 14, McQuinn-32.576; 20. Mike Hess, 39, Aquilini-32,722; 21. Chris Urish, 77, Urish-32.857; 22. Shane Cockrum, 114, Hardy-32.871; 23. Kellen Conover, 76, Conover-36.076; 24. Jerry Bruce, 75, Bruce-38.575; 25. Randy Bateman, 55, Bateman-NT; 26. Zach
Daum, 50, Daum-NT; 27. Todd Kane, 63, DePalma-NT; 28. A.J. Fike, 3, RFMS-NT.

FEATURE: (100 laps) 1. Kyle Larson, 2. Levi Jones, 3. Tracy Hines, 4. Brian Tyler, 5. Jerry Coons Jr., 6. Darren Hagen, 7. Derek Hagar, 8. Bud Kaeding, 9. Bryan Clauson, 10. Tanner Swanson, 11. Jon Stanbrough, 12. Dave Darland, 13. John Heydenreich, 14. Mike Hess, 15. Chris Urish, 16. Chris Windom, 17. Shane Cockrum, 18. Donnie Beechler, 19. Shane Hollingsworth, 20. Kellen Conover, 21. Bobby East, 22. Kody Swanson, 23. Jerry Bruce, 24. Russ Gamester, 25. Zach Daum. NT
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FEATURE LAP LEADERS: Laps 1-22 Clauson, Laps 23-100 Larson.

NEW TRAXXAS USAC SILVER CROWN POINTS: 1-Jones-309; 2-Coons-303; 3-Hines-257; 4-Tyler-256; 5-Larson-254; 6-Kaeding-252; 7-T.Swanson-242; 8-East-219; 9-Hagar-160; 10-Clauson-158.

NEXT TRAXXAS USAC SILVER CROWN RACE: September 24 – Rossburg, OH – Eldora Speedway – “4-Crown Nationals”

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THE JERSEY RUSH

IRENE FAILS TO STOP THE JERSEY RUSH. . . . .
JJ GRASSO STORMS TO IMPRESSIVE $5,000 410 SPRINT VICTORY AS BILLY PAUCH TOPS THE MODIFIEDS IN THE "JERSEY RUSH" TUESDAY NIGHT AT NEW EGYPT SPEEDWAY

NEW EGYPT, NJ . . . . . . Rain, hail, sleet and snow will not stop the mailman and Hurricane Irene was not about to stop the first presentation of the "JERSEY RUSH" Tuesday night at the New Egypt Speedway.

The event battled plenty of rain, damaging high winds and even a power outage at the track, but when it was all said and done, JJ Grasso of Pedricktown, NJ lived up to his "Jersey Jet" name to win the 30 lap, $5,000 to win JERSEY RUSH. Grasso wrestled the lead from Mark Smith on lap thirteen and survived two restarts to score his first ever 410 sprint car victory. Grasso was driving the John PInter owned sprinter and for Grasso, it was just his second time driving a 410 sprinter. In the thirty lap modified feature, Billy Pauch was the winner. Pauch started deep in the pack and took the lead on lap nineteen for David Van Horn. Pauch earned $3,000 for the victory in the feature event that ran non-stop. The checker flag in the modified feature fell at 10 PM, allowing the big crowd ample time to visit their favorite drivers in the pit area.

The JERSEY RUSH was a co-promotion between Lenny Sammons, his sons Danny and Davey and special events organizer Bob Miller. The show was viewed as a big success as a result of the large crowd on hand, outstanding dust-free track conditions and an efficiently well run program thanks the officials and staff of the New Egypt Speedway.

In the 410 sprint time trials, Lance Dewease set a new one lap track record of 14.193 for the recently re-configured "D" shaped New Egypt Speedway. Sprint heat race winners were Davey Sammons, Daryn Pittman and Rick Lafferty. In the big block modifieds, heats were won by Dave Hunt, David Van Horn and Billy Pauch as Stan Frankenfield won the modified consolation.

In the 30 lap JERSEY RUSH for sprint cars, Mark Smith led the field down for the green flag in the feature event. Smith set the pace with JJ Grasso in the chase followed by Davey Sammons, Lance Dewease and Rick Lafferty. By lap seven, Smith had a six car length lead over Grasso as all eyes were on Daryn Pittman who now moved into fifth.

On lap night, Grasso took a run at the lead, pulling within inches of Smith and as the field passed the line on lap nine. The yellow was then displayed for Davey Sammons who tagged the inside guardrail and spun in turn four as Shane Stewart spun to avoid contact.

When green flag racing resumed, Mark Smith continued to set the pace with Grasso about three car lengths behind as Lance Dewease and Daryn Pittman tried to reel in the top two. The move of the race came on lap fourteen when Grasso made the pass around Mark Smith for the lead. As the field passed for the halfway mark, Grasso was the leader followed by Mark Smith, Pittman, Dewease and Rick Lafferty.

The second yellow flag of the race was displayed on lap sixteen for Dave Wilson and Robbie Stillwaggon who spun in turn four. The restart saw Grasso get a good jump on the field, pulling a six car length lead by lap seventeen. On lap nineteen, the yellow was displayed, this time for Jim Campbell.

On the restart, Mark Smith managed to stay closer to Grasso with an attempt to regain the lost position and by the way, Daryn Pittman was now charging after the leaders followed by Dewease and Fred Rahmer now in the top five.

Grasso maintained a several car length lead by now Smith had to stop challenging for the lead and start defending his runner-up spot from Daryn Pittman. It was a two car race for second with Smith and Pittman battling for the final five laps.

With the checker flag waiving, Grasso scored an impressive win over Mark Smith, Daryn Pittman, Lance Dewease and Fred Rahmer.

In the thirty lap modified feature, David Van Horn was the early race leader with Jimmy Blewett in the chase along with Tim Tanner Jr. The side-by-side battles where taking place everywhere on the finely prepared track surface. On lap ten, Tanner made a bid for the lead, but settled back into the runner-up spot. Blewett ran in third with Jeff Strunk now joining the party in fourth with Jimmy Horton fifth. By lap fourteen, Blewett moved into second on lap fourteen and made his bid to reel in the leader.

At the halfway point of the race, Van Horn was running a brilliant race with Blewett second and out of nowhere, Billy Pauch moved into the picture racing third with Tanner and Strunk making up the top five. On lap sixteen, Pauch moved into second and set out to chase down the leader.

By lap nineteen, Pauch was the leader with Van Horn now in second followed by Blewett, Strunk and Horton.. With just five laps remaining, Jeff Strunk pass Blewett and took over the third position. Pauch had a solid lead but there was still plenty of passing within the rest of the field. On the final lap, Jimmy Horton passed Jimmy Blewett to finish fourth with Blewett fifth. Pauch took the win with Van Horn second and Jeff Strunk third.

THE JERSEY RUSH 410 SPRINT FEATURE FINISH: JJ Grasso, Mark Smith, Daryn Pittman, Lance Dewease, Fred Rahmer, Rick Lafferty, Chad Layton, Todd Shaffer, Davey Sammons, Curt Michael, Mark Bitner, Shane Stewart, Jeff Geiges, Brent Marks, Robbie Stillwaggon, Dave Wilson, Jon Brennfleck, Jimmy Campbell, Frank Cozze, Greg Hodnett, Steve Petry, Billy Pauch

THE JERSEY RUSH BIG BLOCK MODIFIED FEATURE FINISH: Billy Pauch, David Van Horn, Jeff Strunk, Jimmy Horton, Jimmy Blewett, Tim Tanner Jr., Danny Johnson, Billy Pauch Jr., Mike Iles, Ryan Godown, Ryan Watt, Richie Pratt Jr., Rick Laubach, Dominick Buffalino, Tommy Scheetz, Ron John Kozon, Stan Frankenfield, Robbie Nixon, Steve Haggan, Randy Laird, Gary Butler, Mike Franz, Brad Freeman, Bob Lineman, Dave Hunt

Next Thunder on the Hill Event:
Event #102
When: Saturday, October 15 Gates Open 4 PM Race Time 6 PM
What: Grandview THUNDER 5-25's House of Thunder Halloween Party
Features Only: 358 Modifieds, URC Sprints, ARDC Midgets, Sportsman & Legends
Plus: Garden State Vintage Stock Cars, Monster Smash Demo Derby & Vince's Towing Legend Owners Race
Where: Grandview Speedway 43 Passmore Road, Route 100 Bechtelsville, PA 19505, ten mile north of Pottstown, PA
Admission: Adults $25, Children 6-11 $5 Under 6 Free
Pit Fee: $30
Track #: 610-754-7688
Website: www.thunderonthehillracingseries.com or www.grandviewspeedway.com

ADVANCE TICKETS GO ON SALE AT 4:30 PM
COUNTDOWN BEGINS FOR THE JERSEY RUSH 410 SPRINT & BIG BLOCK MODIFIED TWINBILL TUESDAY NIGHT AT NEW EGYPT SPEEDWAY

The Tuesday night, August 30 JERSEY RUSH is billed as a block-buster Doubleheader that will showcase the 410 sprints in their first visit to New Egypt since 2007. Joining the 410 sprints will be the big block modifieds, the weekly premier division at New Egypt. The 410 sprints will compete in time trials, qualifying heats, a "B" main and the $5,000 to win 30 lap feature event. For the big block modifieds, they will run a series of qualifying heats, a consolation and a $3,000 to win 30 lap feature. Gates will open at 5 PM with race time set for 7:30 PM. In the event of rain, Wednesday night, August 31 will be the rain date.

Race fans are excited about the Meet & Greet that will take place on race night from 5 to 6 PM. The pit gate, located by victory lane behind the fourth turn grandstand will open at 5 PM to allowed race fans a one hour visit to the 410 sprint pit area. The pit parking will be adjusted so all the 410 sprints will be parked in the top pit area. Fans can visit the drivers and cars, take photos and collect autographs of the many nationally recognized drivers that will be part of the show.

To better accommodate the race fans, advance tickets will go on sale at the main ticket office/main entrance at 4:30 PM. This will allow fans to purchase their tickets and go directly to the victory lane area, to await the 5 PM opening of the gate to the 410 sprints.

Talent will be plentiful and led by Shane Stewart will have plenty of competition including Daryn Pittman of Owasso, OK, Justin Henderson of Sioux Falls, SD, Greg Hodnett of Memphis, TN, Fast Freddie Rahmer of Salfordsville, PA, Lance Dewease of Fayetteville, PA, Todd Shaffer of Millerstown, PA, Chad Layton, Doug Esh, Mark Smith, Danny Dietrich, Brent Marks, Frank Cozze, Davey Sammons, JJ Grasso, Curt Michael, Kevin Nouse, Dave Ely, Robbie Stillwaggon and many others.

One driver for sure will be doing double duty in the JERSEY RUSH and that's Billy Pauch of Frenchtown, NJ. Pauch recently scored his 100th career win at the New Egypt Speedway and was the winner of the first ever 410 sprint show at New Egypt back in 1999. Pauch will be driving the J&M Motorsports 55, the same team that scored that first win together at New Egypt.

A Driver & Crew Meet and Greet is being planned by race organizers for fans to get an up close look at the drivers and cars. The Meet & Greet will take place from 5-6 PM. The gate from Victory Lane (behind the turn four seating) to the pit area will open to allow spectators to go pit side for one hour prior to the start of this blockbuster event. Come out early and enjoy a great night of racing.

The big block modifieds will have plenty of talent in the field including invaders Duane Howard and Craig VonDohren along with the weekly favorites that include Rick Laubach, Willie Osmun, David VanHorn, Jimmy Horton, Richie Pratt and Wade Hendrickson.

It's a night of "Double Trouble" when the 410 Sprints and Big Block Modifieds team-up on Tuesday night, August 30.
This event is a co-promotion between Lenny Sammons, his sons and special events organizer Bob Miller.
New Egypt Speedway Track Facts:
Event: THE JERSEY RUSH 410 Sprints & Big Block Modifieds
Race Date: Tuesday, August 30 7:30 PM Gates Open at 5 PM
Rain Date: Wednesday, August 31 7:30 PM
Location: New Egypt Speedway 720 Pinehurst Road New Egypt, NJ 08533 (On Route 539)
Track Phone: 609-758-1900
Website: www.newegyptspeedway.net
Admission: Adults $30, Children 6-11 $10 Pit Fee $35
For Additional information: Call Bob Miller 443 513 4456
A Driver & Crew Meet and Greet is being planned by race organizers for fans to get an up close look at the drivers and cars. The Meet & Greet will take place from 5-6 PM. The gate from Victory Lane (behind the turn four seating) to the pit area will open to allow spectators to go pit side for one hour prior to the start of the show.
Past 410 Sprint Winners at New Egypt:
2007 Steve Kinser
2003 Donny Schatz
2002 PJ Chesson
2001 Donny Schatz
2000 Tyler Walker
1999 Billy Pauch

NEW EGYPT, NJ - August 20, 2011

It was Christmas in August night at the New Egypt Speedway and it arrived early for Bobby Devault as he claimed his second career TSRS feature win.

An all ladies front row of Stephanie Stevens and Stephanie Palmai would lead a strong field of sprinters to the green flag. At the drop of the green flag Palmai would grab the initial lead but following a third turn accident involving Frank Leito, Jeff Schall and Bruce Kindberg a complete restart was in order. On the restart Palmai would once again grap the top spot and build an early lead as Stevens, Jeff Geiges, Devault and Chuck Palmucci would stage an exciting battle for position.

Joe Lord charging his way towards the front brought out the second yellow of the night as he came in contact with the fence between turns one and two.

Once again this would tighten up the field with Palmai on the point followed by Geiges, Devault, Palmucci and Stevens.

At the drop of the green Palmai would hold-off the challenges of Geiges and distance herself with a hot battle ensuing between Geiges, Devault and Palmucci. Devault would pass Geiges for the runner-up spot with Palmucci and Kyle Reinhardt entering the top five from his twelveth starting spot. A final caution would fall on lap 15 as Sean Campbell came to stop on the back stretch. Once again Palmai's lead would be cut with Devault on her tail at the drop of the green.Devault would continue to pressure Palmai as the two put on a spectacular show for the fans. With a lap and a half remaining Devault was able to hold his outside line and sweep around Palmai to grab the feature win with Palmai right behind for second. Defending series champ Jeff Geiges came home third followed by Chuck Palmucci and the young upstart, Kyle Reinhardt, rounding out the top five.

TSRS RESULTS

Heat 1: 1. Chuck Palmucci 2. Phil Meisner Jr. 3. Sean Campbell 4. Stephanie Stevens 5. Jeff Schell 6. Ian Borden
Heat 2: 1. Bruce Kindbeg 2. Bobby DeVault 3. Jeff Geigis 4. Frank Leita 5. Jimmy Carpenter 6. Bill Case Jr.
Heat 3: 1. Joe Lord 2. John Wyers 3. Stephanie Palmai 4. Kyle Reinhardt 5. Jim Campbell 6. Gabe Fox

TSRS SPRINTS FEATURE - 20 LAPS
1. Bobby DeVault 2. Stephanie Palmai 3. Jeff Geiges 4. Chuck Palmucci 5. Kyle Reinhardt 6. Jimmy Carpenter 7. John Wyers 8. Chris Allen Jr. 9. Mike Esposito 10. Jeff Schall 11. Bill Case Jr. 12. Ian Borden 13. Bill Corsa 14. Bill Berry 15. Stephanie Stevens 16. Sean Campbell 17. Joe Lord 18. Harris Kohen 19. Phil Meisner Jr. 20. Bruce Kindberg 21. Frank Leita 22. Jim Campbell 23. Gabe Fox

TSRS returns to action on August 27th at the Bridgeport Speedway.