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DARLAND DOMINATES PORT ROYAL “EASTERN STORM” SPRINT CARS
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Port Royal, Pennsylvania…….Saturday’s second leg of the Rotondo Weirich “Eastern Storm” for the AMSOIL National Sprint Car Series at Port Royal Speedway was never in much doubt as Lincoln, Indiana’s Dave Darland jumped from the front row and trounced the 22-car feature field. For Darland, it was the second win of the season and 42nd career score.
Darland quickly stretched a huge lead as battle ensued nearly all race long for top-five spots behind him. Point leader Chase Stockon snuck around the bottom to grab the second spot before Daron Clayton and Bryan Clauson made contact on the front-stretch while racing for third. The duo continued on and shadowed Stockon for much of the race.
Clayton finally moved back to second late in the race, as Darland had put five lapped cars between himself and the rest of the field. Brady Bacon was the big mover, as he slowly worked his way into the top-five with ten laps to go. A caution for Landon Simon’s flat right-rear tire with six laps to go gave the pack one more chance at Darland, whose lead of over six seconds was erased.
Clayton cleared traffic quickly and took off after Darland, but the veteran eased away from all pursuers to post a 3.003-second victory aboard the Phillips Motorsports – Racer’s Advantage #71P DRC/Foxco.
“We’re just having a lot of fun with this team. Steve & Carla Phillips have given me a great opportunity this season, and we’re happy to get some wins together. Tonight was a tough race track, but I like to run the high line. I was just concentrating on my entries, especially getting into turn-one. The restart wasn’t what I wanted to see, but I knew I had some lapped cars and just made sure I ran into one hard enough,” Darland said.
Clayton held on for second, taking a 12-point lead in “Eastern Storm” standings into Sunday’s mini-series finale in the Merry Go Round Restaurant – Advantage Machine #92 Spike/J&D.
“On a track like this was tonight, I’ll take a second behind Darland anytime. I couldn’t get into the corner on the cushion the way I wanted to, without throwing the nose, and I didn’t wanna stick it in the fence. We got a little better, and I got a good restart at the end behind Darland, but then I saw where he was entering and I just couldn’t get my car to enter up there like him. It might have been me, but we’ll say it was the car,” Clayton said with a laugh.
Clauson used a late-race slide-job in turn-three to capture the final podium spot and place himself as Clayton’s nearest competitor in “Eastern Storm” points aboard the Tony Stewart/Curb-Agajanian Racing – Chevy Performance #20 Beast/Kistler.
“I started on the bottom and was trying to get to the top and had the little mishap with Daron (Clayton) there, and we were really pretty lucky to keep going after that. We gathered it up, and I think our group of cars were about as good as each other, and Stockon went away a little bit at the end and Clayton beat us by him. Tonight is probably not my best kind of race track, but tonight was another strong showing for us, and we’re happy to click off a couple podiums and hopefully start to find a rhythm,” Clauson said.
Bacon snuck into fourth at the line to wrap up “Hard Charger” honors after starting 12th in the Hoffman Auto Racing – Mean Green #69 Triple X/Stanton Mopar, while Stockon seemed to be ailing as he crossed the line fifth in the Superior Tank & Trailer – Crescent Electric Supply #32 DRC/Fisher. Fast qualifier Tracy Hines finished sixth in the Hansen’s Welding – Motor City Auto Transport #4 DRC/Stanton Mopar.
AMSOIL USAC SPRINT CAR NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP RACE RESULTS: June 8, 2013 – Port Royal, Pennsylvania – Port Royal Speedway – “Eastern Storm”
QUALIFYING: 1. Tracy Hines, 4, Hines-21.120; 2. Kevin Thomas, Jr., 17RW, Dutcher/RW/TriStar-21.212; 3. Daron Clayton, 92, Clayton-21.225; 4. Chase Stockon, 32, 32/TBI-21.406; 5. Dave Darland, 71P, Phillips-21.504; 6. Bryan Clauson, 20, Stewart/Curb-Agajanian-21.600; 7. Levi Jones, 39, Walker-21.663; 8. Robert Ballou, 5, Baldwin-21.715; 9. Shane Cottle, 65, Franckowiak-21.905; 10. Hunter Schuerenberg, 35, Byram-21.962; 11. Nick Drake, 55, Cline-21.973; 12. Chris Windom, 11, Walker-22.006; 13. Brady Bacon, 69, Dynamics-22.008; 14. Landon Simon, 41, Stensland-22.279; 15. Joey Biasi, B1, Biasi-22.642; 16. Kyle Moody, 99M, Moody-22.701; 17. Trevor Utt, U2, Utt-22.909; 18. Tyler Courtney, 23c, Courtney/Anderson-22.966; 19. Mark Bitner, 15, Bitner-23.149; 20. Billy Pauch, Jr., 175, Pietrofitta-23.233; 21. Tim Glatfelter, 50, Strausbaugh-23.238; 22. Dalten Gabbard, 77, Gabbard-23.272; 23. J.R. Berry, 74, Berry-23.924; 24. Mark Smith, 1M, Smith-NT; 25. Denny Gross, 2, Gross-NT; 26. Curt Stroup, 33, Ehrenzeller-NT.
FIRST HEAT: (8 laps) 1. Jones, 2. Schuerenberg, 3. Hines, 4. Stockon, 5. Bitner, 6. Gabbard, 7. Moody, 8. Gross, 9. Bacon. NT
SECOND HEAT: (8 laps) 1. Darland, 2. Ballou, 3. Thomas, 4. Simon, 5. Pauch, 6. Drake, 7. Utt, 8. Stroup, 9. Berry. NT
THIRD HEAT: (8 laps) 1. Clayton, 2. Windom, 3. Cottle, 4. Clauson, 5. Smith, 6. Courtney, 7. Biasi, 8. Glatfelter. 2:58.31
SEMI: (12 laps) 1. Bacon, 2. Moody, 3. Biasi, 4. Courtney, 5. Gabbard, 6. Glatfelter, 7. Drake, 8. Berry, 9. Gross, 10. Utt, 11. Stroup. NT
FEATURE: (30 laps) 1. Dave Darland, 2. Daron Clayton, 3. Bryan Clauson, 4. Brady Bacon, 5. Chase Stockon, 6. Tracy Hines, 7. Levi Jones, 8. Kevin Thomas, Jr., 9. Hunter Schuerenberg, 10. Shane Cottle, 11. Robert Ballou, 12. Chris Windom, 13. Mark Smith, 14. Kyle Moody, 15. Tyler Courtney, 16. Billy Pauch, Jr., 17. Dalten Gabbard, 18. Tim Glatfelter, 19. Mark Bitner, 20. Landon Simon, 21. Joey Biasi, 22. Nick Drake. NT
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FEATURE LAP LEADERS: Laps 1-30 Darland.
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NEW AMSOIL NATIONAL SPRINT POINTS: 1-Stockon-579; 2-Darland-575; 3-Clauson-541; 4-Bacon-538; 5-Schuerenberg-523; 6-Thomas-514; 7-Hines-475; 8-Ballou-464; 9-Cottle-336; 10-Windom-330.
NEW ROTONDO WEIRICH “EASTERN STORM” POINTS: 1-Clayton-136; 2-Clauson-124; 3-Darland-123; 4-Stockon-113; 5-Jones-112; 6-Schuerenberg-101; 7-Bacon-99; 8-Hines-94; 9-Cottle-90; 10-Windom-84.
NEXT AMSOIL NATIONAL SPRINT RACE: June 9 – Newberrytown, Pennsylvania – Susquehanna Speedway Park – “Eastern Storm”
ARDC RESULTS FROM THUNDER ON THE HILL
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TIM BUCKWALTER PICKS UP ARDC WIN Thunder on the Hill
2012 ARDC Champion, Tim Buckwalter was the winner of the 25 lap feature event when the wingless midgets of ARDC joined the wingless sprint cars of USAC for the Eastern Storm event at the Grandview Speedway. It was only Buckwalter's second ARDC start of the season as he transitions into the PA 358 Small Block Modifieds, running the midget on a part time basis. This was Buckwalter's second Grandview win in a midget - his first came in October 2010 when he won the Thunder on the Hill season finale.
Shawn Jackson and Jimmy Glenn led the twenty-six car field to the green flag. A complete restart was needed when 2011 ARDC Champion, Drew Heistand and Ryan Watt came together on the backstretch. Jackson wasted no time in claiming the lead on the start. Steven Drevicki was on the move, taking over third on lap three as Alex Bright and rookie, Kyle Lick battled for position.
Point leader, Trevor Kobylarz drew the caution with five complete. Kobylarz had a left front flat from the start of the feature. Quick pit work sent Kobylarz back on the track to rejoin the rear of the field.
Drevicki moved into second ahead of Glenn and began to pressure Jackson for the lead. Drevicki took the lead on the backstretch on lap six as the battle was on for second through fifth. With ten complete, Tim Buckwalter moved into second behind Drevicki with Glenn, Alex Bright and Lick completing the top five.
Bruce Buckwalter, Jr. ran into trouble on lap thirteen with the cars of Nick Wean, Steve Craig, Steven Bull and Brett Arndt coming together in turn four. Only Craig was able to continue.
By half way, three time winner, Steve Buckwalter had moved into the top five. He had just moved ahead of Glenn for fourth when the DeGre Engineering #19 broke while leading. A disappointed Drevicki headed to the pits as Tim Buckwalter assumed the lead.
The top three spots would remain unchanged as Tim Buckwalter led and Alex Bright and Steve Buckwalter duked it out for second right down to the checkered flag. After winning the consolation, Billy Pauch Jr. drove the Fitzpatrick #28 through the field, taking fourth away from Glenn with about five laps to go.
Tim Buckwalter raced to his first win of the season with A. Bright, S. Buckwalter, Pauch and Glenn rounding out the top five. Pauch was named the Hyper Hard Charger of the race, finishing fourth after starting 19th.
PJ Gargiulo finished sixth as Watt rebounded from the lap one problem to finish 7th. Kyle Lick had the best performance of the season by a Rookie in eighth. Ryan Greth and Jason Rice completed the top ten.
Heats were won by Alex Bright, Glenn and Brenden Bright with Pauch winning the consi.
This race was the first of three for ARDC as they travel with the eastern Storm to Port Royal and Susquehanna this weekend.
Feature Finish (25 laps)
1. Tim Buckwalter 2. Alex Bright 3. Steve Buckwalter 4. Billy Pauch Jr, 5. Jimmy Glenn 6. PJ Gargiulo 7. Ryan Watt 8. Kyle Lick 9. Ryan Greth 10. Jason Rice 11. Brenden Bright 12. Tony DiMattia 13. John Barnett 14. Trevor Kobylarz 15. Scott Zipp 16. Brian Gilmore 17. Steve Craig 18. Carey Becker 19. Steven Drevicki 20. Nick Wean 21. Brett Arndt 22. Steven Bull 23. Bruce Buckwalter, Jr. 24. Shawn Jackson 25. Bill Courtwright 26. Drew Heistand
CLAYTON CAPTURES THRILLING “EASTERN STORM” OPENER AT GRANDVIEW
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Daron Clayton (WoS photo)
Bechtelsville, Pennsylvania…….Daron Clayton from Sikeston, Missouri has a reputation for crowd-pleasing high-wire acts on race tracks across the country. On Wednesday night at Grandview Speedway, the “Eastern Storm” opened up with an unbelievable display from Clayton en route to winning the 40-lap “Jesse Hockett Classic” Feature.
Polesitter Levi Jones jumped to the early lead, but it didn’t take long for Clayton to find his rhythm on the high line, as he roared by Jones off turn-four on lap 3 to take the early lead. The leaders set a torrid pace as Clayton walked away from the field. Bryan Clauson was a big mover early in the race, as he started 13th and wasted no time moving into the top-five. As he was gaining on the front two, Robert Ballou had moved into the top-five before three cars, including him, came together entering turn-one on lap 23 and left the Baldwin Brothers Racing #5 spun. He went off on the hook.
Clayton pulled out to a lead on the restart as Jones, Clauson, and fourth-running Chase Stockon negotiated lapped cars. The caution flew again on lap 26 when Kevin Thomas, Jr. and Brady Bacon made contact while racing for fifth, leaving Thomas’ car with a broken front-end.
The final restart came with 15 to go as the top-three all ran nose-to-tail. Jones came calling on the bottom, pushing Clayton to make a mistake on his tricky groove up against the wall. Clayton slipped high in turn-four on lap 27 and Jones nailed the bottom to re-take the lead coming to the line.
Clayton regrouped and found a little extra on the top shelf, flying back to the lead on lap 29, this time for good. Clauson finally moved by Jones on the outside with five to go and chased down the leader, briefly poking to the inside of Clayton for the top spot, but Clayton ran mistake-free over the final few laps as they re-encountered traffic and took the win in the Merry Go Round Restaurant – Advantage Machine #92 Spike/J&D.
“I was as high as I wanted to be, and then I saw Levi peeking in there. I figured I needed to push it a little more and see how it goes. Then I saw Clauson coming at me at the end, and I already thought I was driving my ass off, but luckily I had enough tire left that I could run a little harder. Steve Petry has basically adopted me for the week and helped us race, and without him we wouldn’t be here, so I have to thank him a lot. This is gonna be a good check to cash,” Clayton said from an animated victory lane.
Clauson came up just short in winning, but made an impressive turn-around from qualifying 13th earlier in the night to come home second in the Tony Stewart/Curb-Agajanian Racing – Chevy Performance #20 Beast/Kistler.
“Grandview Speedway gave us a great race track, and we were just able to knife our way through. Bob Miller is one of the best promoters we have, and I’m glad he lets us race here. We were pretty disappointed with our qualifying effort. We knew we were gonna be able to maneuver in the feature and my guys went to work on it. I hate not grabbing a win when we’re that close, but Daron did a great job at the end,” Clauson said.
Jones made a bid at another Grandview win, but his run on the bottom ended, and he had to settle for third in the Jeff’s Jam-It-In Storage – Hoosier Tire #39 Maxim/Claxton.
“Forty laps here – I’ve won two by staying on the bottom and I’ve lost one by not getting to the bottom. I thought time would be on our side, but I guess it needed to be a 50-lapper for the bottom to be the place to be tonight. As usual, Grandview gave us a great race track, and I guess we’ll just try to be a little bit better tomorrow,” Jones said.
Hunter Schuerenberg made a mad dash in the closing laps to finish off his run from 15th to fourth in the MyLocalFordStore.com – Fatheadz Eyewear #35 Mach-1/Rider, while AMSOIL National Sprint Car point leader Chase Stockon peaked at second very early in the race before coming home fifth in the Superior Tank & Trailer – Crescent Electric Supply #32 DRC/Fisher.
AMSOIL USAC SPRINT CAR NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP RACE RESULTS: June 5, 2013 – Bechtelsville, Pennsylvania – Grandview Speedway – “Eastern Storm”
QUALIFYING: 1. Dave Darland, 71P, Phillips-13.924; 2. Kevin Thomas, Jr., 17RW, Dutcher/RW/TriStar-14.301; 3. Chase Stockon, 32, Stockon-14.317; 4. Nick Drake, 55, Cline-14.333; 5. Daron Clayton, 92, Clayton-14.440; 6. Shane Cottle, 65, Franckowiak-14.443; 7. Levi Jones, 39, Walker-14.452; 8. Brady Bacon, 69, Dynamics-14.467; 9. Tracy Hines, 4, Hines-14.515; 10. Robert Ballou, 5, Baldwin-14.536; 11. Chris Windom, 11, Walker-14.541; 12. Mark Smith, 1M, Smith-14.636; 13. Bryan Clauson, 20, Stewart/Curb-Agajanian-14.651; 14. Mark Bitner, 15, Bitner-14.687; 15. Hunter Schuerenberg, 35, Byram-14.729; 16. Tyler Courtney, 23c, Courtney/Anderson-14.786; 17. Matt Westfall, 54, Best Performance-14.804; 18. Brent Marks, 19M, Marks-14.901; 19. Landon Simon, 41, Stensland-14.919; 20. Trevor Utt, U2, Utt-14.940; 21. Travis Welpott, 30T, Leary-15.045; 22. C.J. Leary, 30, Leary-15.089; 23. Kyle Moody, 99M, Moody-15.107; 24. Dan Mazy, X, Mazy-15.433; 25. Billy Pauch, Jr., 175, Pietrofitta-15.482; 26. Joey Biasi, B1, Biasi-15.484; 27. J.R. Berry, 74, Berry-15.632; 28. Denny Gross, 2, Gross-15.716; 29. Dalten Gabbard, 77, Gabbard-16.245.
FIRST HEAT: (8 laps) 1. Darland, 2. Clauson, 3. Hines, 4. Clayton, 5. Westfall, 6. Welpott, 7. Pauch, 8. Gabbard. 2:00.54
SECOND HEAT: (8 laps) 1. Leary, 2. Ballou, 3. Thomas, 4. Cottle, 5. Marks, 6. Bitner, 7. Biasi. 2:03.56
THIRD HEAT: (8 laps) 1. Jones, 2. Schuerenberg, 3. Windom, 4. Stockon, 5. Moody, 6. Simon, 7. Berry. 2:02.17
FOURTH HEAT: (8 laps) 1. Bacon, 2. Courtney, 3. Smith, 4. Utt, 5. Drake, 6. Gross, 7. Mazy. NT
SEMI: (12 laps) 1. Marks, 2. Pauch, 3. Bitner, 4. Drake, 5. Westfall, 6. Biasi, 7. Mazy, 8. Berry, 9. Gross, 10. Welpott, 11. Moody, 12. Gabbard, 13. Simon. NT
FEATURE: (40 laps) 1. Daron Clayton, 2. Bryan Clauson, 3. Levi Jones, 4. Hunter Schuerenberg, 5. Chase Stockon, 6. Shane Cottle, 7. Chris Windom, 8. Dave Darland, 9. Brady Bacon, 10. Matt Westfall, 11. Tracy Hines, 12. Mark Smith, 13. Tyler Courtney, 14. Nick Drake, 15. Mark Bitner, 16. Joey Biasi, 17. C.J. Leary, 18. Trevor Utt, 19. Kevin Thomas, Jr., 20. Brent Marks, 21. Landon Simon, 22. Robert Ballou, 23. Billy Pauch, Jr. NT
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FEATURE LAP LEADERS: Laps 1-2 Jones, Laps 3-26 Clayton, Laps 27-28 Jones, Laps 29-40 Clayton.
NEW AMSOIL NATIONAL SPRINT POINTS: 1-Stockon-523; 2-Darland-505; 3-Bacon-483; 4-Clauson-481; 5-Schuerenberg-480; 6-Thomas-464; 7-Ballou-426; 8-Hines-418; 9-Leary-302; 10-Cottle-297.
NEXT AMSOIL NATIONAL SPRINT RACE: June 6 – Spring Run, Pennsylvania – Path Valley Speedway Park – “Eastern Storm”
WEDNESDAY’S “HOCKETT CLASSIC” OPENS “EASTERN STORM”
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WEDNESDAY’S “HOCKETT CLASSIC” OPENS “EASTERN STORM”
RACES AT GRANDVIEW, PATH VALLEY, PORT ROYAL, SUSQUEHANNA
Wednesday night’s “Jesse Hockett Classic” kicks off a four-race “Eastern Storm” for the AMSOIL USAC National Sprint cars, all in Pennsylvania.
Two of the four venues involved will be hosting their initial USAC events as Chase Stockon leads the standings by just 14 points over Dave Darland.
Thursday’s race at Path Valley Speedway in Spring Run, Saturday’s race is at Port Royal Speedway and Sunday night’s finale is at Susquehanna Speedway in Newberrytown.
Bryan Clauson is the defending “Eastern Storm” Champion and is the defending winner of the “Jesse Hockett Classic.” Levi Jones owns three “Eastern Storm” titles in the six previous years, while Cole Whitt grabbed two of the titles. Jones’ six feature wins in the six years to date stand as the best, while Whitt won three times, Clauson and Chris Windom winning twice.
The 2013 AMSOIL USAC National Sprint Car Champion has developed into no less than an eight-way title fight, with 85 points separating the top eight drivers in the standings.
Trailing Stockon and Darland are Kevin Thomas, Jr., who recently scored three straight victories, Brady Bacon, Hunter Schuerenberg, Bryan Clauson, who won the series opener in Ocala, Fla., Robert Ballou and Tracy Hines, who scored a pair of wins in Florida.
Darland, USAC’s 1999 Sprint Car Champion, is the most recent series winner, grabbing the race at Bloomington, Ind. in May.
2013 AMSOIL USAC National Sprint Car Point Standings: 1-Chase Stockon-466, 2-Dave Darland-452, 3-Kevin Thomas Jr.-440, 4-Brady Bacon-439, 5-Hunter Schuerenberg-422, 6-Bryan Clauson-417, 7-Robert Ballou-406, 8-Tracy Hines-381, 9-C.J. Leary-275, 10-Tyler Courtney-254.
News From Big Diamond Speedway – Crazy 8’s, Sprint Speedweek, and Little Diamond
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This coming Friday, June 7th, racing returns to Big Diamond Speedway with what is sure to be the craziest event of the season. The ZY Pyrotechnics 358 Modifieds and USS Achey Sportsman will be on the card with their normal 25 and 20 lap feature events respectfully, but what everyone will be there to see is the fan favorite Savage 61 Roadrunners competing in the Crazy 8's - four 8 lap feature events. Each 8 lap feature for the Roadrunners will be a full, points paying event. The first feature will be lined up by normal handicapping procedures. The 2nd, 3rd and 4th feature events will be lined up via an invert number, drawn by the previous feature winner. The invert will be either 2, 4, 6, or 8. The point standing are sure to look a lot different once the night is over. First heat hits the track at 8:15 PM.
Open wheel fans will get their fix on Sunday, June 30th when the Central PA 410 Sprint Cars make their annual trek to coal country to compete in the 2013 PA Sprint Speed Week event. This event will be 30 laps in distance and pays a cool $5,000 to the winner. Former Modified track champion "Fast" Fred Rahmer is sure to be on hand, along with "The Edge" Brian Montieth, Greg Hodnett, Lance Dewease, "The Black Bandit" Stevie Smith, and a host of others, all hoping to not only take home the victory, but earn valuable points towards the 2013 Sprint Speed Week title. The 410 sprint cars will be joined by the Roadrunner division for this event. Time trials start at 7:30 PM.
Don't forget, the next event on Little Diamond Speedway will be this Sunday, June 9th. On the card will be the 270cc winged micro sprints, the 600cc wingless micro sprints, and Slingshots. Each division will run a full slate of qualifying events and a 20 lap feature. Gates open at 1:00 PM with racing set to begin at 2:00 PM. Grandstand admission is only $8.00 for adults, with kids 12 and under admitted free. Pit participation fee is $20.00 per person, and car registration is $20.00 per car, per division.
For more information on upcoming events you can like us on Facebook or visit our web site at www.bigdiamondspeedway.net
NEWS FROM BIG DIAMOND SPEEDWAY
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NEWS FROM BIG DIAMOND SPEEDWAY
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VON DOHREN 3 FOR 3 IN $3,000 EVENTS, UMBENHAUER WINS 3rd OF YEAR IN SPORTSMAN, BERZOWSKI GRABS 4th WIN IN ROADRUNNERS, LORD & PEPE WIN 305 AND 600 MAINS
MINERSVILLE, PA - JUNE 1st, 2013
The pits were bursting at the seams on Friday, as a staggering 138 cars signed in to do battle at Big Diamond Speedway on a hot and steamy evening.
First on the agenda were the ZY Pyrotechnics 358 Modifieds. Current point leader Craig Von Dohren continued the torrid start to his 2013 campaign, winning his 3rd feature event of the season. Ironically, all three victories have been in extra distance, 30 lap, $3,000 to win events.
Craig Whitmoyer bolted into the lead at the start of the event from his pole starting spot, followed closely by Kevin Smith from spot number three. The first half of the event saw Whitmoyer and Smith exchange the top spot several times, all while 9th starting Von Dohren meticulously worked his way to the front. One lap after the halfway signal was given to the field, Von Dohren made his move past Smith and into the top spot. Behind Von Dohren, Meme Desantis and Doug Manmiller all of a sudden made their presence known, and began an epic battle with Tim Buckwalter for the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th positions. These three drivers were definitely the show over the last half of the race, while Von Dohren checked out to his 3rd win of the season. Desantis was able to come home 2nd, with Manmiller, Buckwalter, and 25th starting Billy Pauch Jr. rounding out the top five. Jeff Strunk, Kevin Smith, Craig Whitmoyer, Andy Burkhart, and Kevin Albert Jr. completed the top ten. Heat races were won by Dan Hineline, whose car failed to fire at the start of the feature, Desantis, and Von Dohren.
In the Sportsman 20 lap main event, Doug Hendricks led from his pole starting spot, followed closely by Billy Moyer Jr. These two drivers ran neck and neck the first few laps, each holding the lead at numerous times. Right before the midway point of the event, Kevin Beach Jr. bolted into the lead coming off of turn two, followed closely by Jared Umbenhauer. Beach continued to lead until a caution on lap 14. During this caution, Beach dashed into the pit area, victim of a flat tire due to contact with another car earlier in the event. This handed the lead over to Umbenhauer, who never faltered over the final six laps and went on to score his third victory of the season at Big Diamond Speedway. Billy Moyer Jr. continued the great start to his season by coming home second, followed by Hendricks, Mike Lisowski, and Corey Renninger. Wayne Witmer, Ray Woodall Jr., Colt Harris, Robin Schultz, and Tim Fitzpatrick rounded out the top ten. Heat races were won by Umbernhauer and Moyer Jr.
Marc Berzowski raced to his forth win of the season in the Roadrunner division, grabbing the lead from Shon Elk near the halfway point of the event and never looking back. Elk held on for his best finish of the season, coming home second, followed by Jim Kost, Tim Spesak, and Chris Holland. Terry Kramer Jr., Kris Ney, new high school graduate Kyle Killian, Joe Kavanaugh, and Tim Fitzpatriack Jr. rounded out the top ten. Heat races were won by Jeremy Becker and Elk.
Joe Lord was able to score the victory in the TSRS 305 20 lap Sprint feature, while Jonathan Pepe was victorious is the 600cc Modified event.
The entire evenings events were sponsored by Ken's Tire Company.
Racing returns to Big Diamond Speedway next Friday, June 7th, with what is sure to be one of the craziest events of the season. The ZY Pyrotechnics 358 Modifieds and USS Achey Sportsman will be on the card with their normal 25 and 20 lap feature events, along with the fan favorite Savage 61 Roadrunners competing in the Crazy 8's - four 8 lap feature events. Each 8 lap feature for the Roadrunners will be a full, points paying event. The first feature will be lined up by normal handicapping procedures. The 2nd, 3rd and 4th feature events will be lined up via an invert number, drawn by the previous feature winner. The invert will be either 2, 4, 6, or 8. The point standing are sure to look a lot different once the night is over. First heat hits the track at 8:15 PM.
The following week on Friday, June 14th, Big Diamond Speedway and event sponsor USS Achey present the first ever Andy Fayash Jr. Memorial race for Sportsman. This race, run in memory of long time Big Diamond competitor Andy Fayash Jr. will be 45 laps in distance, paying $1,570 to win and $157 to take the green. Lap money and other awards valued at more then $1,500 have already been collected for this event, with even more expected by that evening. As of this moment, if one driver were lucky enough to lead every lap, they would go home with more than $2,131 in cash and other awards. Extra cash awards are already in place for the 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 11th, 15th, and 17th place finishing cars. Also on the card that night are the Modifieds, Roadrunners, and Street Stocks.
Other exciting events coming up soon at Big Diamond Speedway include the PA Sprint Speedweek show for 410 Sprint Cars on Sunday June 30th, the 33rd annual Georgie Stevenson Memorial race for 358 Modifieds on July 5th, and the first ever FANdemonium event on July 12th. FANdemonium is a night where everyone; yes everyone, gets into the grandstands for free. Should be a packed house that night for this wonderful promotional event.
ZY Pyrotechnics Modifieds (30 Laps)
1) Craig Von Dohren 2) Meme Desantis 3) Doug Manmiller 4) Tim Buckwalter 5) Billy Pauch Jr. 6) Jeff Strunk 7) Kevin Smith 8) Craig Whitmoyer 9) Andy Burkhart 10) Kevin Albert Jr. 11) Frank Cozze 12) AJ Desantis 13) Nathan Klinger 14) Ricky Yetter 15) Shawn Fitzpatrick 16) Danny Nichloas 17) Brad Arnold 18) Donny Hartz 19) Bill Gensler 20) Jim Bobbitt Jr. 21) Dale Hartz 22) Ray Swinehart 23) Tommy Sheetz Jr. 24) Blaine Bracelin 25) Ron Haring Jr. DNS) Dan Hineline DNQ)Mike Mamanna, David Ogin
USS Achey Sportsman (20 Laps)
1) Jared Umbenhauer 2) Billy Moyer Jr. 3) Doug Hendricks 4) Mike Lisowski 5) Corey Renninger 6) Wayne Witmer 7) Ray Woodall Jr. 8) Colt Harris 9) Robin Schultz 10)Tim Fitzpatrick 11) Harry Landis 12) Mike Glass 13) Kevin Brady 14) Brandon Whitmoyer 15) Kevin Beach Jr. 16) Charles Fayash 17) Andrew Fayash III 18) Jared Siegfried 19) AJ Gerhart 20) Chad Putalavage 21) Andrew Cozze 22) Joe Mooney 23) Shawn Light 24) Mark Behm 25) Josh Hertzog
Savage 61 Roadrunners (20 Laps)
1) Marc Berzowski 2) Shon Elk 3) Jim Kost 4) Tim Spesak 5) Chris Holland 6) Terry Kramer Jr. 7) Kris Ney 8) Kyle Killian 9) Joe Kavanaugh 10) Tim Fitzpatrick Jr. 11) Kyle Wingle 12) Bill Wingle Jr. 13) Alan Renninger 14) Devin Trexler 15) Connor Horan 16) Joey Brennan 17) Charles Webber 18) Jon Schlauch 19) TJ Fitzpatrick 20) Dave Miller 21) John Whyne 22) Jeremy Becker 23) Marty Purcell DNS) Dave Long Jr.
600cc Modified Winner - Jonathan Pepe
TSRS 305 Sprint Winner - Joe Lord
Big Dimaond Speedway Point Standings - Updated 6/2/2013
2013 ZY Pyrotechnics
358 Modified Point Standings
1) 1c Craig Von Dohren 1707
2) 4* Jeff Strunk 1602
3) 46 Doug Manmiller 1573
4) 88d Meme Desantis 1531
5) 3a Kevin Albert Jr. 1364
6) 357 Frank Cozze 1328
7) 33 Ray Swinehart 1171
8) 7 Kevin Smith 1147
9) F15 Dale Hartz 1087
10) 27 Brad Arnold 1055
11) 87 Andy Burkhart 1054
12) T102 Shawn Fitzpatrick 1022
13) 5 Ricky Yetter 1019
14) 11 Duane Howard 892
15) 4k Nathan Klinger 887
16) 91 Tim Buckwalter 852
17) 57 Donny Hartz 705
18) 96 Jim Bobbitt Jr. 664
19) 85 Ron Haring Jr. 644
20) 99 Craig Whitmoyer 642
21) 15x Dan Hineline 525
22) 88a AJ Desantis 510
23) 74w John Willman 482
24) 83 Mike Mamanna 459
25) 3 Billy Pauch Jr. 443
26) 47 Gary Wagner 430
27) 39 Danny Nicholas 386
28) 19v Bobby Varin 305
29) 57 Bill Gensler 290
30) 41 Jon Kellner Sr. 286
31) 61 Justin Grim 235
32) 21k Kyle Weiss 230
33) 79 Blaine Bracelin 220
34) X5 Daryl Dissinger 200
35) 1 Keith Hoffman 198
36) 17 Ryan Grim 185
37) 13L Robin Schultz 180
38) 62 Joe Mooney 155
39) 87 Eric Biehn 140
40) 78 Neil Huber 120
41) 30 Tommy Sheetz Jr. 105
42) 24 Scott Miller 105
43) 41m Mike Kellner 90
44) 2 Glenn Strunk 70
2013 USS Achey Sportsman
Point Standings
1) 16d/11 Jared Umbenhauer 1692
2) 17 Billy Moyer Jr. 1653
3) 72 Ray Woodall Jr. 1639
4) 17x Kevin Beach Jr. 1596
5) 2 Mike Glass 1361
6) 15 Mike Lisowski 1337
7) T102 Tim Fitzpatrick 1337
8) 80 Doug Hendricks 1242
9) 64 Wayne Witmer 1226
10) 3 Corey Renninger 1086
11) 13L Robin Schultz 1059
12) 4 AJ Gerhart 1048
13) 22 Charles Fayash 1043
14) 72c Andy Cozze 999
15) 62 Joe Mooney 911
16) 73 Jason James 733
17) 1 Jared Siegfreid 697
18) 81 Heath Metzger 686
19) 99 Brandon Whitmoyer 680
20) 7 Harry Landis 625
21) 91 Shawn Light 588
22) 56 Josh Hertzog 521
23) X5 Daryl Dissinger 475
24) c7 Colt Harris 340
25) Oink Kevin Brady 288
26) 19 Brad Brightbill 276
27) 14 Paul Kline 270
28) 97 Jason Neidlinger 255
29) 134 Mark Behm 205
30) 21k Kirby Sites 205
31) 343 Jeff Hertzog 180
32) 7 Todd Huffman 160
33) X Rob Martin 156
34) 88x Andrew Fayash III 140
35) 42d Chad Putalavage 110
36) 6jr Kirby Schlappich 85
37) 42d Mike Diehl 25
2013 Savage 61 Roadrunners
Point Standings
1) 8c Chris Holland 1857
2) 97 Jeremy Becker 1745
3) 66k Marc Berzowski 1742
4) 126 Jim Kost 1726
5) 992 Terry Kramer Jr. 1695
6) 4k Kyle Killian 1686
7) 10x Shon Elk 1580
8) 54 Kris Ney 1553
9) 181 Devin Trexler 1381
10) 102 TJ Fitzpatrick 1343
11) OO Glenn Rowan 1317
12) 17r Tim Fitzpatrick Jr. 1291
13) 18 Tim Spesak 1262
14) 105 Joey Brennan 1171
15) 66k2 Joe Kavanaugh 1015
16) 77 Andrew Fayash III 1013
17) 11j Billy Wingle Jr. 886
18) 11k Kyle Wingle 880
19) 40 Jon Schlauch 845
20) 27c Charles Webber 720
21) 101 Alan Renninger 685
22) 27B Brian Buchinski 612
23) 98k Chip Kennedy 424
24) 555 Elvin Brennan III 266
25) 13 Jesse Krasnitsky 260
26) 61 Chuck Eckert 230
27) 69m Marty Purcell 215
28) 505 Connor Horan 160
29) 89 John Whyne 125
30) 11 Bill Wingle Sr. 120
31) 1 Dave Miller 110
32) 27 Dave Long Jr. 25
Blaney holds off Mintz and Stewart for $10,000 All Star loot at Fremont
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UNOH All Star Circuit of Champions
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Sunday, May 26, 2013
Contact: Brian Liskai
Liskai2x@roadrunner.com
FREMONT, Ohio – Dale Blaney always says he does not like leading early. But, when you know you have a good car and there’s $10,000 on the line….that can change a driver’s attitude.
Blaney led all 50 laps Sunday at Fremont Speedway on Budweiser Night to take his 95th career University of Northwestern Ohio All Star Circuit of Champions victory and is now just three away from tying Kenny Jacobs for the most series wins. It wasn’t easy for Blaney as he had to hold off a charging Shane Stewart the last seven laps for his 17th career win at “The Track That Action Built.” Blaney, who finished a close second the previous night at Fremont Speedway, leads all drivers at the track with UNOH All Star wins with 12 as the series has visited the historic speedway 107 times.
“Any time you come here it’s always a good race and that had to be a good race for the fans. Ninety-five wins…that means I’ve been at it a long time. George has won a lot of races for me. He does a hell of a job and if it wasn’t for him doing all the work that he does and Ti22 and GF1…George is 98 percent of the team and I’m just two and sometimes it’s a good two and sometimes it’s a bad two,” said Blaney of his second UNOH All Star win of 2013.
“My car was so good in the dash and I thought I’m just going to get out there and see if I can put as many lapped cars between me and second as I could. I was decent early and George (Fisher, crew chief) kind of told me to look at the top and I did down here and I felt rubber a little bit getting off four and then everybody started to crawl the top and I kept hearing somebody and I was so tight getting in behind guys it was hard for me to get around and get on their right rear. And Shane (Stewart) was up there and I saw his nose wing and man, it was for $10,000 and he had a run around there and I was coming and it was tight but it was a cool race,” said Blaney beside his Ti22 Performance, GF1 Chassis backed machine.
Blaney made it look easy the first 20 laps of the event, but couldn’t run and hide as three cautions in the middle stages of the race kept Stewart, Tim Shaffer, Chris Andrews and Craig Mintz close. Also, fans were on the edge of their seats watching Greg Wilson, who last week came from 18th starting spot to collect his second win of the season at Fremont, as he charged from 17th to sixth by the half-way point. But, after the last caution flew on lap 26, the remainder of the race would go green and when Blaney found heavy lapped traffic with 17 to go, Stewart, Shaffer and others had found a little rubber on the high side of the track and closed quickly. With six laps to go, Stewart had pulled right on Blaney’s rear bumper as they diced through traffic.
On lap 46 Stewart drove to Blaney’s outside in turns three and four with Blaney squeezing him to the front stretch wall and breaking his momentum. This allowed 9th starter Craig Mintz, the track’s defending champion, to make it a three car battle. With two laps to go, Stewart was all over Blaney with Mintz driving inside of both to challenge. As the white flag flew, the large crowd was on their feet as the trio worked each other and traffic. Blaney was able to drive off the top of turn four to take the win while Mintz drove around Stewart for second. Shaffer and 11th starter Caleb Griffith – after a spirited battle with Wilson – would round out the top five.
“If that were a 55-lap race it would have been fun but hats off to Dale. Those guys got out front and it started taking rubber a little bit and the guys started playing follow the leader around the top…it was kind of hard to pass race cars. You just had to hope for someone to miss rubber,” said Mintz beside his Real Geese Decoys, R2C Filters, Design Graphics Group, Keller Chevrolet, Erie Shore Propane, Walby Construction, KS Sales and Services backed #09.
“I have to thank my mom and my dad and Kathy and my wife and Hoagie and Brad and Kevin and Steven Linder has been helping out a ton. I can’t thank all those folks enough,” added Mintz.
Stewart was disappointed he couldn’t bring home the win aboard his Joe Gaerte and Tim Norman owned #3G.
“I wasn’t here to run second and sacrificed a spot there trying to win. Man I don’t know what George and Dale do but when it gets slick those guys are pretty tough to beat,” said Stewart beside his Gaerte Engines, XYZ Machining, All Star Performance, Red Line Oil backed machine. “I can’t thank my guys enough. They worked hard for me. We had a little altercation…I actually yelled at them a little bit after the dash and I don’t ever mean to do that. But they kept working hard for me and they always give me a great car and I just came up a little bit short.”
“I knew I was going to be better than Dale was once it took rubber because he was better before the rubber laid down. I had one shot at him, maybe two and screwed up both times,” added Stewart.
In the AAA Ohio Auto Club Dirt Trucks, Fremont rookie Matt Foos would take the lead on lap two, but surrendered it to four time feature winner John Ivy in lapped traffic on lap 13. But a caution with three laps to go gave him another shot and he pounced. As Ivy, Dustin Keegan and Foos drove down the back stretch coming to the white flag, Foos drove his machine in hard and blasted under both to lead. But, Ivy and Keegan didn’t falter and the trio raced side by side the last lap with Foos edging out both for his first career win.
“There was a big puddle of water down there (in turns one and two) and I kept hitting it and getting tight and I was messing up left and right and John took advantage of it. I think he actually messed up once and I took advantage of that,” said Foos beside his Fremont Fence, M&L Excavating, Advanced Auto Parts, Kent’s Transmissions backed #2. “I wanted this one. These guys don’t get enough recognition for how much work they do on these things and Charlie Butler been helping me out a lot and it’s obviously been paying off. I have to thank Brian and Sherry Sorg, Cowboy, Keith, Charlie, Craig, and everyone that supports me.”
Not to be outdone, the Fremont Federal Credit Union 305 Sprints put on a whale of a feature too. Jason Keckler would lead the first eight laps before Dustin Dinan would use a lapped car as a pick to take the lead, Dinan lead the next eight laps before a caution would fly and on the restart Paul Weaver would execute a flier to take the lead as he and Dinan banged wheels. Weaver would then hold off John Ivy the rest of the way for his 32nd career victory.
Weaver tied Wally Heminger for 11th on the track’s all-time win list.
“He (Dinan) missed the rubber on that restart and had her hanging out there and I thought he was going to go out the entrance there. I thought if I could at least get beside him in the rubber I’d be alright,” said Weaver beside his Weaver Performance, Hampshire Racing Engines, Buckeye Mobile Coatings, M&L Excavating, Schiets Motorsports backed machine.
Blaney and Shaffer would bring the field to the green for the 50-lap affair with Blaney grabbing the lead over Shaffer while Stewart and Andrews raced hard for third. Andrews would take third on lap two and would drove around Shaffer for second on the next circuit. With six laps recorded all eyes were on Wilson who had moved from 17th to seventh.
Blaney would drive into heavy lapped traffic by the 10th lap as Andrews and now Stewart battled hard second with Shaffer, Mintz, Jack Sodeman and Wilson in pursuit. Stewart would nab second on lap 12 but could not close on Blaney. The first caution flew on lap 21 for a stalled Adam Kekich. Blaney would have a lapped machine separating him from Stewart with a resurgent Shaffer, Andrews, Mintz and Wilson in pursuit. Just four laps later Andrews’ great run would end as he slid off the high side of turn two to bring out the caution. A lap and another caution for a stalled Stewart Brubaker kept Blaney from hiding from Stewart.
On the restart Blaney and Stewart pulled away while Shaffer and Mintz were left to battle traffic and each other. Shaffer and Mintz swapped the third spot several times over the next few laps as Blaney and Stewart drove away. On lap 33 the leaders again drove into heavy lapped traffic and Stewart closed on Blaney ever so slightly while Shaffer and Mintz continued their battle with Wilson and now Caleb Griffith in pursuit. Mintz would finally grab third on lap 37.
Blaney sliced his way through traffic like a surgeon until there were just six laps to go and as he struggled somewhat, Stewart quickly closed, setting up the exciting finish.
In the 20 laps dirt truck feature, Brad Mitten and Steve Sabo brought the field to the green but Dana Fry would spin necessitating a complete restart. When the green flew again Sabo jumped into the lead over Mitten, Dustin Keegan, Foos and Shawn Valenti. Foos could drive under everyone into the lead on the second lap, bringing Mitten to second. The caution would fly for a Brian Melnek spin on lap five. A lap and an Art Ball spin kept the field close.
Foos would continue to lead when the green reappeared as Keegan raced into second, bringing Sabo to third and John Ivy into fourth. Ivy would use the bottom groove to slide into second on lap 11 as he, Sabo and Keegan waged a tremendous battle. The caution a lap later put Ivy right on Foos’ rear bumper and on the restart he would vault into the lead. Keegan would drive into second on lap 14 as he stayed within striking distance of Ivy. The final caution flew on lap 17 for Kent Brewer and on the restart, Ivy, Keegan and Foos were locked in a torrid battle. Foos would drive under both to lead by a bumper on the white flag, setting up the dramatic three wide race to the checkered.
Keckler and Jimmy Colvin paced the field to the green in the 25-lap 305 sprint main, but Colvin would spin necessitating a complete restart. Keckler would then jump into the lead with Dinan, Ivy, Weaver, Jeremy Duposki, Nate Dussel, T.J. Michael and Roger Shammo in pursuit. Weaver would drive into third on lap two. As Keckler raced into lapped traffic on lap 7, Dinan closed and took the lead a circuit later. Weaver grabbed second on lap 11 with Keckler and Ivy staying close while Dussel, Shammo, previous night’s winner Jordan Ryan and Dean Jacobs in pursuit.
Jess Stiger would bring out the yellow on lap 16 with Dinan leading Weaver, Ivy, Dussel, Keckler, Shammo, Ryan and Jacobs. On the restart Weaver went for broke and took the lead as Dinan would spin a lap later trying to get back buy. Now, with just seven laps remaining, Weaver had Ivy, Dussel, Keckler, Shammo, Jacobs and Michael on his rear bumper.
Weaver was able to hold off Ivy for the win with Dussel, Keckler and Shammo rounding out the top five.
There is no racing at Fremont Speedway next weekend but the Track That Action Built will be back to racing on Saturday, June 8 for Vision Quest Night with the 410 and 305 sprints, dirt trucks and sports compacts. Prior to the racing the Fremont Speedway Hall of Fame induction ceremonies will take place in the historic covered grandstands beginning at 2:30 p.m.
For more information go to www.fremontohspeedway.com or like Fremont Speedway on Facebook and follow the track on Twitter.
Fremont Speedway - 5/26/2013
UNOH Night
All Star Circuit of Champions (34 Cars)
[#]-Starting Position
Qualifying - Kistler Engines
1. 3G-Shane Stewart, 13.161; 2. 40DD-Caleb Griffith, 13.594; 3. 83-Tim Shaffer, 13.666; 4. 60K-Jody Keegan, 13.667; 5. 54-Cap Henry, 13.825; 6. 16-Chris Andrews, 13.906; 7. 29-Rob Chaney, 13.933; 8. 2-Dale Blaney, 14.110; 9. 94-Jack Sodeman Jr., 14.125; 10. 99-Brady Bacon, 14.153; 11. O9-Craig Mintz, 14.159; 12. 35-Stuart Brubaker, 14.263; 13. 5K-Adam Kekich, 14.322; 14. 9Z-Duane Zablocki, 14.330; 15. 45L-Brian Lay, 14.423; 16. 53-D.J. Foos, 14.492; 17. W20-Greg Wilson, 14.567; 18. 5R-Byron Reed, 14.598; 19. 5T-Travis Philo, 14.787; 20. 40-Caleb Helms, 14.799; 21. O-Justin Henderson, 14.817; 22. 24H-Bryan Sebetto, 14.818; 23. 45-Danny Holtgraver, 14.836; 24. 27P-Paige Polyak, 14.850; 25. O8-Dan Kuriger, 14.871; 26. 80-Trey Gustin, 14.921; 27. 97-Sam Haffertepe Jr., 15.103; 28. 27L-Brad Lamberson, 15.181; 29. 7C-Max Stanbaugh, 15.263; 30. 9X-Brandon Martin, 15.680; 31. 22T-Miranda Throckmorton, 16.089; 32. 50B-Mike Burns, 16.366; 33. 3F-Dean Kester, 16.368; 34. 46AU-Stuart Williams, 18.036
Heat 1 - Kears Speed Shop (10 Laps - Top 5 finishers transfer to the A-feature)
1. W20-Greg Wilson[2] ; 2. O-Justin Henderson[1] ; 3. 3G-Shane Stewart[6] ; 4. 94-Jack Sodeman Jr.[4] ; 5. 5K-Adam Kekich[3] ; 6. 54-Cap Henry[5] ; 7. 7C-Max Stanbaugh[8] ; 8. O8-Dan Kuriger[7]
Heat 2 - All Pro Aluminum Heads (10 Laps - Top 5 finishers transfer to the A-feature)
1. 5R-Byron Reed[2] ; 2. 99-Brady Bacon[4] ; 3. 9Z-Duane Zablocki[3] ; 4. 24H-Bryan Sebetto[1] ; 5. 16-Chris Andrews[5] ; 6. 40DD-Caleb Griffith[6] ; 7. 9X-Brandon Martin[8] ; 8. 80-Trey Gustin[7]
Heat 3 - Dragon Race Fuel (10 Laps - Top 5 finishers transfer to the A-feature)
1. 45-Danny Holtgraver[1] ; 2. 45L-Brian Lay[3] ; 3. O9-Craig Mintz[4] ; 4. 83-Tim Shaffer[6] ; 5. 29-Rob Chaney[5] ; 6. 97-Sam Haffertepe Jr.[7] ; 7. 5T-Travis Philo[2] ; 8. 22T-Miranda Throckmorton[8]
Heat 4 - Kinsler Fuel Injection (10 Laps - Top 5 finishers transfer to the A-feature)
1. 27P-Paige Polyak[1] ; 2. 60K-Jody Keegan[6] ; 3. 53-D.J. Foos[3] ; 4. 2-Dale Blaney[5] ; 5. 35-Stuart Brubaker[4] ; 6. 40-Caleb Helms[2] ; 7. 27L-Brad Lamberson[7] ; 8. 50B-Mike Burns[8]
Dash - Outerwears Performance Products (6 Laps, finishing order determined first 6 starting positions of A-feature
1. 2-Dale Blaney[3] ; 2. 83-Tim Shaffer[1] ; 3. 16-Chris Andrews[6] ; 4. 60K-Jody Keegan[2] ; 5. 3G-Shane Stewart[5] ; 6. 29-Rob Chaney[4]
B-Main - MSD Ignition (12 Laps - Top 4 finishers transfer to the A-feature)
1. 40DD-Caleb Griffith[1] ; 2. 54-Cap Henry[2] ; 3. 97-Sam Haffertepe Jr.[7] ; 4. 5T-Travis Philo[3] ; 5. 7C-Max Stanbaugh[9] ; 6. 40-Caleb Helms[4] ; 7. 80-Trey Gustin[6] ; 8. 22T-Miranda Throckmorton[11] ; 9. 50B-Mike Burns[12] ; 10. 27L-Brad Lamberson[8] ; 11. O8-Dan Kuriger[5]
A-Main - University of Northwestern Ohio (50 Laps)
1. 2-Dale Blaney[1]; 2. O9-Craig Mintz[9]; 3. 3G-Shane Stewart[5]; 4. 83-Tim Shaffer[2]; 5. 40DD-Caleb Griffith[11]; 6. W20-Greg Wilson[17]; 7. 5T-Travis Philo[19]; 8. 29-Rob Chaney[6]; 9. 5R-Byron Reed[18]; 10. 54-Cap Henry[12]; 11. 97-Sam Haffertepe Jr.[24]; 12. 53-D.J. Foos[16]; 13. 99-Brady Bacon[8]; 14. 16-Chris Andrews[3]; 15. 94-Jack Sodeman Jr.[7]; 16. 45-Danny Holtgraver[22]; 17. 24H-Bryan Sebetto[21]; 18. 9Z-Duane Zablocki[14]; 19. 45L-Brian Lay[15]; 20. O-Justin Henderson[20]; 21. 27P-Paige Polyak[23]; 22. 60K-Jody Keegan[4]; 23. 35-Stuart Brubaker[10]; 24. 5K-Adam Kekich[13]
Hard Charger: 97-Sam Haffertepe Jr.[+13]
Fremont Federal Credit Untion 305 Sprints (23 Cars)
[#]-Starting Position
Heat 1 - (8 Laps - Top 8 finishers transfer to the A-feature)
1. 1-Nate Dussel[1] ; 2. 9-Jimmy Colvin[2] ; 3. 1W-Paul Weaver[4] ; 4. 6-Dustin Dinan[5] ; 5. 5R-Jordan Ryan[6] ; 6. 22D-Dan Hammond[3] ; 7. OO-Alvin Roepke[7] ; 8. 4X-Zach Kramer[8]
Heat 2 - (8 Laps - Top 8 finishers transfer to the A-feature)
1. 8M-T.J Michael[1] ; 2. 13D-Jeremy Duposki[2] ; 3. 10S-Roger Shammo[5] ; 4. 2-Ricky Peterson[3] ; 5. 68G-Tyler Gunn[7] ; 6. 48-Mike Burkin[6] ; 7. 22M-Dan McCarron[8] ; 8. 26-Ryan French[4]
Heat 3 - (8 Laps - Top 8 finishers transfer to the A-feature)
1. 25-Jason Keckler[1] ; 2. 8I-John Ivy[7] ; 3. 34-Dean Jacobs[3] ; 4. 8J-Jess Stiger[2] ; 5. 39M-Matt Merrill[4] ; 6. 1M-Mike Moore[5] ; 7. 7P-Brandon Moore[6]
A-Main - (25 Laps)
1. 1W-Paul Weaver[4]; 2. 8I-John Ivy[6]; 3. 1-Nate Dussel[5]; 4. 25-Jason Keckler[1]; 5. 10S-Roger Shammo[10]; 6. 34-Dean Jacobs[12]; 7. OO-Alvin Roepke[19]; 8. 8M-T.J Michael[7]; 9. 5R-Jordan Ryan[13]; 10. 2-Ricky Peterson[11]; 11. 48-Mike Burkin[17]; 12. 68G-Tyler Gunn[14]; 13. 13D-Jeremy Duposki[8]; 14. 8J-Jess Stiger[9]; 15. 6-Dustin Dinan[3]; 16. 22M-Dan McCarron[20]; 17. 4X-Zach Kramer[22]; 18. 22D-Dan Hammond[16]; 19. 39M-Matt Merrill[15]; 20. 26-Ryan French[23]; 21. 7P-Brandon Moore[21]; 22. 9-Jimmy Colvin[2]; 23. 1M-Mike Moore[18]
Hard Charger: OO-Alvin Roepke[+12]
AAA Auto Club Dirt Trucks (23 Trucks)
[#]-Starting Position
Heat 1 - (8 Laps - Top 8 finishers transfer to the A-feature)
1. 5JR-Jimmy McGrath Jr.[2] ; 2. 88-Dan Roepke Jr.[8] ; 3. 95-Keith Sorg[4] ; 4. P51-Willie Keegan[1] ; 5. 8KB-Kent Brewer[3] ; 6. 18-Jeff Ward[7] ; 7. 6-Linda Sabo[6]
Heat 2 - (8 Laps - Top 8 finishers transfer to the A-feature)
1. OO-John Ivy[7] ; 2. 7B-Shawn Valenti[2] ; 3. 2-Matt Foos[4] ; 4. 5-Jim McGrath[1] ; 5. O1-Art Ball[8] ; 6. 18W-Cory Ward[5] ; 7. 45-Brian Melnek[6] ; 8. 99X-Gene Potridge[3]
Heat 3 - (8 Laps - Top 8 finishers transfer to the A-feature)
1. D1-Dustin Keegan[1] ; 2. 16-Steve Sabo[3] ; 3. 115-Ben Good[2] ; 4. 23M-Brad Mitten[5] ; 5. 7-Dana Frey[4] ; 6. 37-Eric Devanna[6] ; 7. 99H-Art Howey Jr.[7]
A-Main - (20 Laps)
1. 2-Matt Foos[3]; 2. D1-Dustin Keegan[4]; 3. OO-John Ivy[8]; 4. 16-Steve Sabo[2]; 5. 23M-Brad Mitten[1]; 6. 18W-Cory Ward[17]; 7. 88-Dan Roepke Jr.[7]; 8. 7B-Shawn Valenti[6]; 9. 18-Jeff Ward[16]; 10. 36M-Cory McCaughey[23]; 11. O1-Art Ball[14]; 12. 115-Ben Good[12]; 13. 37-Eric Devanna[18]; 14. P51-Willie Keegan[11]; 15. 95-Keith Sorg[10]; 16. 45-Brian Melnek[20]; 17. 99H-Art Howey Jr.[21]; 18. 99X-Gene Potridge[22]; 19. 8KB-Kent Brewer[13]; 20. 6-Linda Sabo[19]; 21. 5-Jim McGrath[9]; 22. 7-Dana Frey[15]; 23. 5JR-Jimmy McGrath Jr.[5]
Hard Charger: 36M-Cory McCaughey[+13]
©2013 - Results Provided by: Computer Man Inc. Fremont, OH
