Hamlin, PA - All Roads Lead To Hamlin Speedway In 165 Entry Racing Superfest
By: Steve Pados, GA Motorsports Media
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The 2012 racing season may be in its infancy stages but the premier action attraction in the Pocono Mountains, the Hamlin Speedway, is already at full stride as a record setting one day entry list of 165 talented and eager driving stars converged at the speedway to present an eight feature event racing superfest for the large and appreciative standing room only crowd. Successful promoters Randy and Denise Smith and staff worked overtime and then some to accommodate the many new and talented racers from a surrounding six-state area that was bolstered by the temporary shut down of the Greenwood Valley facility when owner Gerry Creveling suffered a heart attack last week. The Smith Family, in establishing the parameters for the new season at the speedway, knew the existing pit area at the speedway was bulging at the seams and took the necessary steps to add additional parking to the pit area and the new parking area easily handled the onslaught of the new faces to the Hamlin facility. While the weather appeared to be questionable on Saturday morning, the Pocono skies above the speedway gave way to a warm and sunny day and as the sunshine faded, the stars in the sky and the bright full moon above granted safe passage to the driving stars who planted their right rear tires in the perfectly manicured Hamlin clay. When the exciting heart stopping action was completed, Kyle "The Hot" Lick found his way to paydirt and a $750.00 fistful of cash awaiting him in the 600 Wingless Sprint headline attraction in a great battle royal with James "Philip" Morris. Additional winners included "The Midget" Chris Kurtz in his first All Star Slingshot triumph, defending track champion CJ Heinig in the 270 Winged Sprints, "Thrillin" Dylan Martin in his first Stage One Modified win, "Double J" Jimmy Johnston capturing his second consecutive win in the Super Slingers, second generation star Jared Labagh scoring big in the Junior Slingshot feature, and Josh Schaffer in the Rookie 270 Sprints and Steve Yankowski in the Rookie Wingless 600 Sprints nailing down wins for the growing rookie stars.
The Smith Family has provided an unparalleled promotion for small car division and with the 2012 racing season as their seventh year in control of the Hamlin facility, the tremendous support from the entire racing community continues to flourish with an excellent partnership with drivers, owners and fans alike.

The hot-lap sessions lasted more than an hour last evening as the new and returning drivers were given an additional opportunity to dial in their race cars for the heated competition that was going to occur. Time trials were held for the Wingless 600 Sprints, Junior Slingshots, Super Slingers and the Winged 270 Sprints while heats were completed for the remaining divisions. "The Cadillac Man" Kurt Bettler was the fast timer for the 270's as he stopped the clocks at 11.830 seconds followed closely by CJ Heinig, Tommy Kunsman Jr and newcomer Jessica Miller in one of the Widdos entries. Time Traveler Mick D'Augustino made the trip down from his Taunton, Massachusetts home to nail down the top time for the Wingless 600 Sprints at 12.367 seconds over "The J-Man" Jay Hartman, "The Bushkill Bullet" Kyle Rohner and newcomer James Morris. Jared Labagh was the quick timer for the Junior Slingshots and "The Ambassador" Wes Hearn was quickest in a close group of Super Slingers. The four heats for the All Star slingshots produced heats wins for "The Rockaway Rocket" Danny Buccafusca, the returning Joe Bodenschatz, "The Carbondale Comet" Paul Ennes and "The Cos" Jeff Cosgrove. Glenn Macomber and Josh Schaffer were winners in rookie 270 Sprint action and "The Warwick Warrior" Robbie Hocker and "RiMac" Riley Moczulski were victorious in Wingless 600 Sprint action. Bobby Smith Was the victor in the lone Stage One Modified preliminary. B-Mains were needed to set the qualifying field and Steve Walters in the 270's and Steve Yankowski and defending track champion Brett Michalski were victorious in the Wingless 600 Sprints. All Star Slingshot action found local stars Gary Dennis and Henry Anderson in victory lane.

After a short delay to give the speedway a needed drink of H2O to insure a great racing surface for the eight headliners, the starting field of 16 Junior Slingshots rolled out onto the raceway for their scheduled 20-lap feature excursion. Garden Stater and former kart star at the speedway Paulie Tigue grabbed the lead at the start of the event with fellow Jersey-ite "Scoot" Taylor Eccles taking up the chase. Tigue was smooth as silk as he led through the first nine laps of the action. Eccles would make an ill-fated move as the racing duo worked turns one and two. Hard contact between the two saw both cars being eliminated from further action on this evening of competition. Labagh inherited the lead for the restart and showed a ton of speed and wisdom as he led the remaining laps to capture his first Hamlin Speedway victory. Fellow Empire Staters "The Bullville Bandit" Tommy Zwart was the runner-up with 2011 Accord Speedway Champion "Kid Ice" Cole Hentschel in third, Collin DuBois in fourth and Garden Stater Thomas "Sonny" Strupp completing the top five. "The Flash" Bobby Flood, "The Predator" Kevin Predmore, "The Top Dog" Matt Henneforth, Leo Fotopolous and last week's winner Tyler Peet completed the top ten finishers.

Rookie feature events followed quickly and the Rookie Wingless 600cc Sprints saw a 19 car feature line-up for the main event. Lots of adrenalin was flowing as the boys and girls were anxious to show their talents on the speedway and the end result proved to be a time shortened ten lap event with Steve Yankowski leading all of the laps enroot to his first Hamlin Speedway win. Brandon Azzalina was the runner-up for the second straight week and "The Big Dog" Stephen Reynolds strutted his stuff in third place for his new sponsor AutoPro. Aaron Henneforth did a great job in fourth and the first appearance of the season brought a solid fifth place finish to Riley Moczulski. "The Electric Man" Colin White, Amber Oraschin, Shelby Ogazaly, Steve Van Valkenburg and Ryan Neil completed the top ten finishers.

Glenn Macomber and Josh Schaffer brought the field to the line for the Rookie 270 main and Schaffer wasted no time to establish himself at the point. Macomber took up the chase and stayed close and stuck his nose under at times but Schaffer was able to maintain an advantage. Northampton's John Dvorscak became a player at the midway point as he worked his way into contention in hopes of a second straight win . Dvorscak shot past Macomber for the runner-up slot and then went to cut down the distance of the Schaffer lead. The pair were side by side on occasion in the finals laps but lapped traffic came into play and the drivers were true gentlemen as they raced for the point. Schaffer captured the win with Dvorscak in the runner-up role and Macomber third. The returning Paul Rimsky was fourth and Jenna Weidner completed the top five with Connecticut's Sydney Prince and New Jersey's Tyler Galatro following.

The Super Slinger feature once again saw Jimmy Johnston find the sweet spot of the speedway to vault into the lead and lead the entire 25-lap distance to earn his second win of the season in the Super Slingers. Paul Ennes, Wes Hearn and Dale Kober provided a ton of competition to "Double J" but Johnston reeled off some very quick laps on his way to victory. Ennes as the runner-up with Hearn, Kober and the resurgent Kevin Olver completing the top five. Roger Collins, Tom Arntz, Del Howell, Richie VanOrden and John Rooks Sr completed the top ten finishers.

The Wingless 600cc Sprint main was top-notch from the drop of the green flag even though shortened by five laps due to time restraints. "The Minuteman" Alex Curley led the first lap but contact between he and Kyle lick would find Curly facing traffic and restarting from the rear of the field. On the restart it was Lick at the point and James Morris reacting to every move Lick was making and Kyle Rohner and Jay Hartman following closely. Hartman would get by Rohner and began to try to figure out a way around the slick running Morris for second. The racing was tight and intense as the stars of the Wingless 600 Sprints would back'em in and hang it all out as they jockeyed for real estate. The hard driving Lick was at his best as he fended off all challengers on his way to victory and a nice pot of Hamlin gold for his efforts. Morris was the runner-up in a great effort with Jay Hartman in third, hard driving Eddie Strada in fourth and Jeff Hartman from 14th turning in a yeoman's effort to round out the top five. Kurt Bettler, Brandon Azzalina, Jacob Hendershot from 17th, Brett Michalski from 20th and Steve Yankowski from 19th filled out the top ten and provided the breath taking action the fan base at Hamlin has come to love.

Bethlehem's Tommy Kunsman went searching for his second straight win at the speedway and appeared headed to victory in the star studded feature attraction for the 270 Sprints. Tommy Kunsman hustled his mount into the lead at the start with constant pressure coming from CJ Heinig, Kurt Bettler and Jessica Miller. At the midway point of the event it was apparent that lapped cars would come into play as Heinig was able to shoot into the lead when Kunsman became momentarily trapped and had to check up but just as quickly the same fate befell Heinig and it was Kunsman surging to the front. A twelfth lap mishap between the Nutmeg State's Grady Johnston and Kendall Segar brought the field to a halt and when the event restarted it was Kunsman, Heinig and Bettler once again separating themselves from the rest of the field. Lapped traffic would again come into play on lap-21 as the leaders looked for a way around the slower traffic. Kunsman went high and Heinig went as low as you could get on the speedway and was able to squirt into the lead as Kunsman tried valiantly to regain the point. The three drivers crossed the line inches apart with Heinig winning and Kunsman and Bettler in the next two positions. Mike Casario used a late charge to nail down fourth place and Jessica Miller completed the top five in her first Hamlin appearance. Harlee Schaffer, Rob Pajauis, Zach Weidner, Luke Kroboth and Gene Burd completed the top ten.

The Stage One Modifieds may have lacked in quantity but more than made up for it in quality as "The Sherriff" Simon Egan jumped into the lead at the outset and led the first thirteen laps with Dylan Martin in tow as the hot little buggies were touring the Hamlin clay in 13.2 second laps. Reeling off of turn two, Egan's new chariot gave up the ghost with mechanical woes and handing the lead over to the pursuing Martin. Martin made the most of the situation as he led the remaining laps on his way to his first victory but not before showing his talent as he held off one of the best Stage One pilots Joel Smith on his way to his first win. Joe Smith, Bobby Smith, and Collin DuBois followed.

The All Star Slingshot main attraction saw Chris Kurtz grab the lead at the outset of the event with "The Hot Rod" Kyle Rode hot on his heels. The action was intense throughout the pack as much side by side and three wide action was taking place on the speedway. The youngster Kurtz was hitting his marks as he held off the many challenges of Rode and all eyes became focused on Buccafusca as he utilized the raceway in its entirety to work has way past a series of formidable foes. Also back on the move came former speedway champion Billy Clark as he lost some considerable ground early on in the event and then came charging back into a contending role. Kurtz would not be denied on this evening as he sped under starter Russ Furry's checkered flag to claim his first All Star Slingshot victory. Rode did a great job to finish in the runner-up role with Buccafusca third in an excellent drive from eighth starting position. Clark, who had fallen back as far as eighth at the midway point point, regained his momentum to rally for a fourth place finish and Troy Langendorfer from twelfth starting place was on the money to complete the top five. Joe Bodenschatz, Don Schmidt, Mack Brink, Dale Kober and Wyatt Clark from 19th completed the top ten finishers.

POCO-NOTES:

Having been brought up in racing and living it throughout my lifetime, I would like to make a side bar to this release and make a profound statement for small car racing as with the high cost of fielding and maintaining a Modified or Sportsman race car, the small car divisions of racing are certainly the best and most affordable way to maintain one's love for racing and their need for speed as every division at the speedway is top notch and the driving talent has been superb. Whenever 165 entries arrive at a speedway to do battle, it become clear-cut to understand the growth and the popularity of small car racing divisions and will continue to grow with great facilities in place for the racing to flourish.

The extensive work Randy Smith and his staff did over the winter months continues to provide dividends as the multi-driving lanes have created the tremendous side by side competition the true racing fan desired to witness on the race track. The new clay surface remained tacky and very drivable throughout the evening of events and was relatively dust free throughout. Ten minutes after leaving the speedway the rain began to fall and continued to fall until I reached my Pen Argyl destination.

The strong contingent of racers from the Empire State of New York has filled out the ranks of the Junior Slingshots with Jared Labagh, Tommy Zwart, Cole Hentschel, Leo Fotopolous, Collin DuBois, Bobby Flood Kevin Predmore, Caitlyn Krum and Ryan Quackenbush all making their way out of New York to compete at Hamlin. Accord Modified ace Tony Kowalchuk has made the successful transition to the slingshot ranks and once qualified for the main event and was 14th in his second go around at the speedway. "The Weasel" Jacob Dunn has made the move into the All Star ranks but a faulty mechanical problem stopped him from starting the main event. Trevor Dunn also made his first start in the 270 Sprints and finished 15th in the main event. Former National Slingshot Champion Ben Whitaker made his first start of the season and finished in 18th in his maiden voyage at the speedway. Paul Rimsky and Derek Pramik were first timers for the season in the Rookie 270's. Mike Wolfe, Johnny Bush, Jim Wyant and Bob Clark nade their first appearances of the season as the Super Slinger car count swelled to fifteen. New 600 racers who transferred into the main event included Danny Wykes, James Morris, Doug Snyder, Lou Horvath and Stan Tykarski while those who fell short in their bids included Chris Rupp, Chris Oraschin, Jared Kunkle and Jeffrey Anderson. Another of the new 600 chassis design race cars out of the Manieri Motorsports Fabrication shops (MMF) was on hand and Lou Horvath was able to drive the car into the main event and finish 16th. Joseph Krum and Carissa June were newcomers to the All Star Slingshot ranks. Mike Casario, Jessica Miller, Harlee Schaffer, Rob Pajauis, Luke Kroboth, Zack Bealer, Steve Walters and Kevin Pritchard filled out the ranks for the 270 Sprints. Tiffany Wambold's troubles continued early in the season as some mechanical problems kept her out of the starting field. Shelby and Makenzie Harper both encountered some concern during the evening as Shelby got upside down in one of the B-Mains and didn't transfer and Makenzie encountered steering problems while leading a B-Main and bounced her race car off the jersey barriers in turn three. Neither gal was hurt in the scary incidents. Bill Darcy Jr made his first appearance in some time and was in a transfer position until he too encountered some problems and was forced out of competition.

RESULTS

All Star Slingshots: Chris Kurtz, Kyle Rode, Danny Buccafusca, Billy Clark, Troy Langendoerfer, Joe Bodenschatz, Don Schmidt, Mack Brink, Dale Kober, Wyatt Clark, Jimmy Johnston, Joe Howey, John Rooks Jr, Tony Kowalchuk, Tyler Johnston, Trevor Labagh, Richie VanOrden, Ben Whitaker, Jeff Cosgrove, Henry Anderson, John Pantis, Gary Dennis, Paul Ennes, Aloan Howell, Jacob Dunn

270cc Sprints: CJ Heinig, Tommy Kunsman Jr, Kurt Bettler, Mike Casario, Jessica Miller, Harlee Schaffer, Rob Pajauis, Zach Weidner, Luke Kroboth, Gene Burd, Robbie Watson, Steve Walters, Kyle Rutledge, Rich O'Neill, Trevor Dunn, Ron Pierson, Jeff Ubel, Zack Bealer, Hayden Miller, Grady Johnston, Kendall Segar, TJ Lilly, Larry Hoagland, Nathan Hahn

600cc Wingless Sprints: Kyle Lick, James Morris, Jay Hartman, Eddie Strada, Jeff Hartman, Kurt Bettler, Jacob Hendershot, Brandon Azzalina, Brett Michalski, SteveYankowski, Alex Curley, Chad Sandt, Rhett Long, Mick D'Agostino, Doug Snyder, Lou Horvath, Kyle Rohner, Mark Manieri, Jason Van Doren, Joseph Smith, Jacob Severn, Danny Wykes, Shelby Harper, Stan Tykarski

Stage One Modifieds: Dylan Martin, Joel Smith Bobby Smith Jr, Collin DuBois, Simon Egan

Junior Slingshots: Jared Labagh, Tommy Zwart, Cole Hentschel, Collin Dubois, Thomas Strupp, Bobby Flood, Kevin Predmore Jr, Matt Henneforth, Leo Fotopolous, Tyler Peet, Caitlin Krum, Charlie Towner, Paul Tigue, Taylor Eccles, Kyle Dice, Ryan Quackenbush

Super Slingshots: Jimmy Johnston, Paul Ennes, Wes Hearn, Dale Kober, Kevin Olver, Roger Collins, Tom Arntz, Del Howell, Richie VanOrden, John Rooks Sr, Jerry Hughes, Mike Wolfe, Johnny Bush, Jim Wyant, Bob Clark

Rookie 270cc Sprints: Josh Schaffer, John Dvorscak, Glenn Macomber, Paul Rimsky, Jenna Weidner, Sydney Prince, Tyler Galatro, Scott Avery, Derik Pramik

Rookie 600cc Wingless Sprints: Steve Yankowski, Brandon Azzalina, Stephen Reynolds, Aaron Henneforth, Riley Mozulski, Colin White, Amber Oraschin, Shelby Ogazaly, Steve Van Valkenburg, Ryan Neil, Zac Azzalina, Heidi Hedin, Charlie Shaver, Jamie Czekai, Danielle Dickinson, William Butler, Spencer Mease, Shawn Rooney

Racing every Saturday evening from April through September. The next special event of the new season will unfold on May 12th with the exciting Briggs & Stratton Mid-Atlantic Gold Slingshot Tour with a dual heat format and dualing side by side on the Hamlin clay for a $500.00 reward based on a 24-car starting field. Pit Gates open at the speedway at 1 PM; Drivers Meeting at 4:45; Hot Laps are at 5:00 and the racing begins at 6 PM sharp. Admission Prices for regular shows are: Adults $8.00; Senior Citizens $4.00 Children under 6 are Free; Pit Pass: $20.00 The "new" General Admission Bonus Pack is available for families: It consists of 4 General Admission Tickets + $20.00 in Food Vouchers for $40.00 (a savings of $12.00)

For further updates and information regarding all of the news and additions to the Hamlin Speedway, logon to their well documented website at: http://www.hamlinspeedway.com or call the speedway hotline at: 570 420 5500. For video work or questions regarding the purchase of videos from the exciting on-track action at the Hamlin Speedway, contact videographer Barry Boyd at: http://www.boydracingvideos.com For photos of all of the great racing action contact Rick Schwindenhammer Racing Photos at: http://www.ricksracingphotos.zenfolio.com
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NEWS FROM NEW EGYPT SPEEDWAY

Route 539, New Egypt, NJ
Track Phone: 609-758-1900
Contact: Pete Wortman, PR Director 732-222-1261

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE…

Koczon is Kozy in New Egypt Victory Lane

New Egypt, NJ (May 5, 2012) – Ron John Koczon of New Egypt, NJ won his first feature in two years at New Egypt Speedway Saturday night winning the 30 lap main event sponsored by Downs Ford. Koczon passed race long leader Tim Tanner Jr. with just 8 laps remaining to score the popular win.

Darren McCaughey used his pole position to lead the field for the first several laps. On lap four Tim Tanner Jr. had closed in and moved under McCaughey for the lead. Tanner was fast and he quickly began to pull away from the rest of the field. As the race neared halfway Tanner was in full command as he cruised a straightaway ahead of the everyone else, while McCaughey continued to hold onto second over Koczon, Tad Cox and Tommy Carberry Jr. Tanner then soon hit heavy lapped traffic and his lead evaporated quickly, however the caution came on before a serious challenge could be mounted. The restart saw Tanner quickly pull away again, but Koczon and Cox moved by McCaughey just after halfway and quickly zeroed in on the leader. With 10 laps remaining they had caught up to Tanner and two laps later Koczon got under him in turn one followed closely by Cox as he followed suit. One lap later Tanner’s motor expired entering turn one ending his great run and bringing out the races final yellow flag. The final seven laps saw Koczon and Cox fly away from all competition, but not from each other as Cox tried everything he could muster to catch Koczon to no avail as it was Koczon crossing the stripe first. Cox drove a superb race finishing second, followed by McCaughey, Carberry Jr. and Neal Williams.

Point leader Bryan Kuhl of Flemington, NJ posted his first win of 2012 in the Crate-1 Sportsman 20 lapper. Kuhl led almost the entire event and cruised to the fourth victory of his career at NES. John Micek ran second holding off two time 2012 winner John Aumick. Jordan Henn and Chuck Steuer rounded out the top five.

In the Tri-State Race Saver 305 Sprint Series, Kyle Reinhardt of Neptune City, NJ was the winner in the 20 lap A Main. Reinhardt took his time as he patiently chased Danny Massey thru heavy lapped traffic, passing him with just 3 laps remaining and going on to his second career feature win at New Egypt. Massey settled for second after leading much of the way.

Opening night winner Brian Carber crossed the line third followed by Mike Haggenbottom and 13th starter Bobby DeVault.

In the HCI/Spike-N-Go Rookie Sportsman feature event, Jesse Dill of Whiting, NJ took the victory in the fifth race of the series, vaulting him into the Rookie point lead. Kimee Ling had her best finish yet so far with a strong second place effort. Lauren Emmons also had her best finish coming home third.

In the twin Fastrak Late Model 12-lap features, Rob Ormsbee of Wall, NJ swept both ends of the event for the second straight time. The first 12 lap event Ormsbee started seventh, grabbed the lead just 4 laps into the event and took the checkered ahead of a fast Cody Dawson and PJ Oliver. In the second event, Ormsbee started sixth and took the lead from Dawson with just 4 laps remaining to go on to his fifth win of the year in six tries.

Again Dawson was second and Oliver third.

Next Saturday May 12th New Egypt Speedway will be celebrating Mother’s Day as each Mom attending the races will get a free potted plant courtesy of Mr. Green Jeans. The Modifieds will headline the show joined by the Sportsman, the HCI/SpikenGo Rookies and the Outlaw Stocks. The Modifieds will also make up the first of the two rained out 20 lap features from April 28th. This will be the second event on the racing card so plan to arrive on time. Racing gets underway at 6pm, with gates opening at 4pm.

For more information, call the speedway office at (609) 758-1900 or log on to www.newegyptspeedway.net.

NES RESULTS 5/5/12

MODIFIED RESULTS

1st Heat: 1. Tad Cox 2. Billy Pauch Jr. 3. Willie Osmun 4. Tommy Carberry Jr. 5. Mike Iles 6. Dominick Buffalino
2nd Heat: 1. Darren McCaughey 2. Neal Williams 3. Sammy Piazza 4. John McClelland 5. Ryan Godown 6. Tom Carberry
3rd Heat: 1. Tim Tanner Jr. 2. Danny Bouc 3. Dave Witte 4. Ron John Koczon 5. Same Martz 6. Billy Pauch
B Main: 1. David Van Horn 2. Mario Page 3. Mike McAleer 4. Keith Hoffman 5. Rick Holsten 6. Brad Freeman
Pts. Prov: John Stangle
Fans Prov.: Tommy Farrell III
Feature (30 Laps): 1. Ron John Koczon 2. Tad Cox 3. Darren McCaughey 4. Tommy Carberry Jr. 5. Neal Williams 6. Sam Martz 7. Ryan Godown 8. Danny Bouc 9. Billy Pauch Jr. 10. Billy Pauch 11. Willie Osmun 12. Dominick Buffalino 13. Dave Witte 14. John McClelland 15. Mike McAleer 16. Sammy Piazza 17. Rick Holsten 18. Mario Page 19. John Stangle 20. Keith Hoffman 21. Tommy Farrell III 22. Mike Iles 23. Tim Tanner Jr. 24. David Van Horn 25. Brad Freeman 26. Tom Carberry Sr.

DNQ: Chris Grbac, Billy Lowden, Randy Laird, John Keller, Rich Acolia, JT Trstensky.

CRATE SPORTSMAN RESULTS

1st Heat: 1. Chuck Steuer 2. John Aumick 3. Matt MacAnally 4. Jordan Cox 5. Ron Barnstead 6. Mike Everett
2nd Heat: 1. Bryan Kuhl 2. Ryan Simmons 3. Adam Cox 4. John Micek 5. Joe Dill 6. Eric Palmer
3rd Heat: 1. Jeff Geigis 2. Frank Dorry 3. Steve Hicks 4. Mike Carman 5. Jordan Henn 6. Brian Papiez

B Main: 1. Jeremy Martino 2. Jon Haegele 3. Matt Carman 4. Doug Urbano 5. Steve Ramsey 6. Jarrett Rozycki

Pts. Provisional: Bob Rambone
Feature (20 Laps): 1. Bryan Kuhl 2. John Micek 3. John Aumick 4. Jordan Henn 5. Chuck Steuer 6. Jon Haegele 7. Frank Dorry 8. Eric Palmer 9. Jeff Geiges 10. Steve Hicks 11. Jarrett Rozycki 12. Jeremy Martino 13. Joe Dill 14. Doug Urbano 15. Matt McAnally 16. Matt Carman 17. Bob Rambone 18. Jordan Cox 19. Mike Everett 20. Adam Cox 21. Mike Carman 22. Ryan Simmons 23. Steve Ramsey 24. Jesse Dill 25. Brian Papiez 26. Ron Barnstead

DNQ: Mark Clauss, Scott Hyland, Melissa Scarpati

TSRS 305 SPRINT CAR RESULTS

1st Heat: 1. Ed Newhouser 2. Brian Carber 3. Stephanie Palmai 4. Bobby DeVault 5. Rich Homan
2nd Heat: 1. Kyle Purks 2. Jeff Mueller 3. Kyle Reinhardt 4. Mike Esposito 5. Billy Nye
3rd Heat: 1. Chuck Palmucci 2. Mike Haggenbottom 3. Dan Massey 4.Stephanie Stevens 5. Gabe Fox
4th Heat: 1. David Martin 2. Jonathan Swanson 3. Scott Frack 4. Joe Lord 5. Jeff Taylor
B Main 1: 1. Adam Carberry 2. Keith McIntyre Jr. 3. Steve Wilson
B Main 2: 1. Bill Case Jr. 2. Bruce Kindberg 3. Jimmy Carpenter
Feature (20 Laps): 1. Kyle Reinhardt 2. Danny Massey 3. Brian Carber 4. Mike Haggenbottom 5. Bobby Devault 6. Mike Esposito 7. Scott Frack 8. Jeff Mueller 9. Stephanie Stevens 10. Stephanie Palmai 11. Joe Lord 12. Jonathan Swanson 13. David Martin 14. Jeff Taylor 15. Steve Wilson 16. Bill Case Jr. 17. Jimmy Carpenter 18. Gabe Fox 19. Keith McIntyre Jr. 20. Billy Nye 21. Adam Carberry 22. Kyle Purks 23. Bruce Kindberg 24. Chuck Palmucci 25. Ed Newhouser 26. Rick Homan

DNQ: George Loux, Harris Kohen, Joe Pazelli, Ian Borden, Cody Jourdan, Ken Buckley, Eddie Wagner, John Wyers, Chris Allen Jr., Rick Stief, Steve Patterson, Pat U'Sellis, Jeff Schall

FASTRAK LATE MODEL RESULTS

Feature 1 (12 Laps): 1. Rob Ormsbee 2. Cody Dawson 3. P.J. Oliver 4. Skip Syester 5. Alessa Young 6. DJ Macri 7. Al Burdge 8. Daniel Hudson 9. Tony Giglio
Feature 2 (12 Laps): 1. Rob Ormsbee 2. Cody Dawson 3. P.J. Oliver 4. Skip Syester 5. DJ Macri 6. Alessa Young 7. Tony Giglio 8. Al Burdge 9. Daniel Hudson

ROOKIE SPORTSMAN RESULTS

Feature (8 Laps): 1. Jesse Dill 2. Kimee Ling 3. Lauren Emmons 4. Melissa Scarpati 5. Marty Saxton DNS: Will Trstensky

Bridgeport Speedway
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Swedesboro, NJ 08085
Office: 610-398-4923
Speedway: 856-467-6757
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Bridgeport Speedway provides a safe and secure family atmosphere, free parking, giveaways and fan participation games. Billed ‘The Fastest Dirt Track in the East’, Bridgeport Speedway is a banked 5/8th mile dirt oval, featuring a dirt 1/4 mile oval embedded in the center, and is located in Southern New Jersey -- just minutes from Pennsylvania and Delaware at exit 14 off of I-295.

COMING EVENTS:

Fri 5/11 - Fast and Furious Fridays – Twin 15s for the 600cc Micro-Sprints
1/4 Mile - 600cc Micro-Sprints (2-15L), 270cc Micro-Sprints (20L) & 4-Cylinder Enduro Cars (20L)
6:30 PM Warm-Ups, 7:00 PM Qualifying

Sat 5/12 - Saturday Night Stars! – Mother’s Night with Hand One of Crate Sportsmen Poker Series
5/8 Mile - Big Block Modifieds (30L), Crate Sportsmen (30L- $700 to win and $75 to take the green) & Outlaw Stocks (15L)
6:30 PM Warm-Ups, 7:00 PM Qualifying

ERIC KORMANN SNAGS HIS FIRST BIG BLOCK MODIFIED WIN AT BRIDGEPORT SPEEDWAY

Swedesboro, NJ (May 6, 2012) – On Nostalgia Night at Bridgeport Speedway, Eric Kormann snagged his first career Big Block Modified win. Tommy Beamer was victorious in the Crate Sportsmen main event. In the Outlaw Stock Car feature, Terry Griffin won the postponed contest from April 21 and the regularly scheduled race.

At the start of the 30-lap feature for the Big Block Modifieds, Jack Swain scurried to the front of the pack with Stan Frankenfield and Ryan Watt in pursuit. Following a caution period on lap one for a spin by Corey Anderson, Watt blasted to the front with Swain in second. Scott Ambruster moved into the picture by motoring into third with three circuits completed. On lap 9, Watt was about to encounter slower traffic when the yellow lights flickered for a slowing Frankenfield. When action got back underway, Watt kept his front running spot with Ambruster slipping into second and Eric Kormann charging into third. Behind the top three, Jimmy Horton was continuing his march to the front by gaining fourth with eleven revolutions in the books. At the midway point, Watt was still on top with Ambruster in striking distance. Behind the top two, Kormann and Horton were in tight quarters fighting for third place. Horton won the entertaining multi-lap tussle for the position on the eighteenth tour. As the leaders were in the midst of lap traffic, the caution flag waved on lap 21 for a slowing Rick Laubach. When action got back underway, Kormann swept by Horton and Watt to gain the lead. Just after the change at the top, Matt Harrell’s flat tire on lap 22 caused the final caution period. On the restart, Kormann maintained his lead over Watt and Horton. With five laps left in the contest, Watt was nearing Kormann in an attempt to regain the lead. Kormann was able to hold onto the front running position in the remaining laps to claim his first career Big Block Modified feature win. Watt held on for second with Horton taking home third. Fourth went to Richie Pratt, Jr. and Mike Barone finished in fifth. Jack Swain, Ryan Watt, and Scott Ambruster were the victors in the Big Block Modified qualifying races. Joe Masaido won the consolation event.
Following in the steps of Wade Hendrickson and a few other racers, Tommy Beamer used the extreme high groove of the speedway to win the 20-lap main event for the Crate Sportsmen. Rookie Brett Kelly paced the contest for the opening lap before Brett Kressley took over on the second circuit. Beamer, who started the race in ninth place, gained the victory by sweeping past Kressley for the lead with two circuits left in the contest. With Kressley taking second, Ryan Anderson wound up in third. Matt Budd and Ken Eckert rounded out the top five. The Crate Sportsmen heats were taken by Ryan Anderson and Brad Roberts.

In the Outlaw Stock Car division, Terry Griffin took the postponed feature along with the regularly scheduled race. In the postponed 15-lap contest from April 21, Griffin took over the top spot from Jeff Dirkes with six tours completed for the victory. Second place went to Dirkes. Rick Broschard, Jim Hughes, and Bob Hopely filled out the top five. In the regularly scheduled 15-lap main event, Griffin hopped to the front at the start and survived a late race resumption for his second checkered flag of the evening. Dirkes finished second again with Jeremy Doerr driving a strong race to wind up in third. Billy Wroble and Bob Hopely completed the top five.

BRIDGEPORT SPEEDWAY RESULTS – SATURDAY, MAY 5, 2012

Big Block Modifieds

Heat 1 - 1. Jack Swain 2. Ron Roberts 3. Rick Laubach 4. Brian Kressley 5. Mike Barone 6. Bob Sarkisian.
Heat 2 - 1. Ryan Watt 2. Eric Kormann 3. Richie Pratt, Jr. 4. Matt Harrell 5. Stan Frankenfield 6. Corey Andersen
Heat 3 - 1. Scott Ambruster 2. Mike Franz 3. Jimmy Chester 4. Jimmy Horton 5. Brett Ballard 6. Tom Maccherone
Consolation - 1. Joe Masaido 2. Don Cogdill, III 3. Jimmy Horton, IV 4. Rob Nixon 5. Jason Rivers 6. Gino Postorivo

BIG BLOCK MODIFIED FEATURE - 30 LAPS

1. ERIC KORMANN 2. Ryan Watt 3. Jimmy Horton 4. Richie Pratt, Jr. 5. Mike Barone 6. Mike Franz 7. Jack Swain 8. Jimmy Chester 9. Ron Roberts 10. Corey Andersen 11. Brett Ballard 12. Matt Harrell 13. Don Cogdill, III 14. Gino Postorivo 15. Tom Maccherone 16. Brian Kressley 17. Bob Sarkisian 18. Scott Ambruster 19. Rick Laubach 20. Rob Nixon 21. Jason Rivers 22. Stan Frankenfield 23. Jimmy Horton, IV 24. Joe Masiado

DNQ: Ed Firth

Crate Sportsman

Heat 1 - 1. Ryan Anderson 2. Ricky DiEva 3. Brett Kelly 4. Steve Davis 5. Ken Eckert 6. CJ Jones
Heat 2 - 1. Brad Roberts 2. Brett Kressley 3. Matt Budd 4. Tommy Beamer 5. George Nardelli, IV. 6. Jason Bittner

CRATE SPORTSMAN FEATURE - 20 LAPS

1. TOMMY BEAMER 2. Brett Kressley 3. Ryan Anderson 4. Matt Budd 5. Ken Eckert 6. Brad Roberts 7. Steve Davis 8. CJ Jones 9. George Nardelli, IV 10. Jason Bittner 11. Ryan Wozunk 12. Brett Kelly 13. Aleia Geisler 14. Ricky DiEva

DNS: Tom Gibson, Forrest Peters

OUTLAW STOCKS POSTPONED FEATURE FROM SATURDAY APRIL 21 - 15 LAPS

1. TERRY GRIFFIN 2. Jeff Dirkes 3.Rick Broschard 4. Jim Hughes 5.Bob Hopely 6. Russell Wurst 7. Billy Wroble 8. Bob Dooley 9. Anthony DiBenedetto 10. Cheri LaClaire 11. Kate Raively 12. Ron Dirkes 13. Tom Boehlert 14. Jeremy Doerr

DNS: Brian Ludwig

OUTLAW STOCKS FEATURE - 15 LAPS

1. TERRY GRIFFIN 2. Jeff Dirkes 3. Jeremy Doerr 4. Billy Wroble 5. Bob Hopely 6. Jim Hughes 7. Ron Dirkes 8. Russell Wurst 9. Tom Boehlert 10. Cheri LaClaire 11. Anthony DiBenedetto 12. Bob Dooley 13. Mike Paparella 14. Rick Broschard 15. Kate Raively

DNS: Brian Ludwig

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RICHIE KELLER TOPS THE 600CC MICRO-SPRINT FIELD AT BRIDGEPORT SPEEDWAY

Swedesboro, NJ (May 5, 2012) – On the quarter mile dirt oval at Bridgeport Speedway, Richie Keller topped his rivals in the 600cc Micro-Sprint feature. Charlie Lamanna was victorious in the 270cc Micro-Sprint main event. The 4-Cylinder Enduro Car event was taken by Warren Stradley.

Following one misfire, the 20-lap feature for the 600cc Micro-Sprints got underway with Dave Carlberg pacing the field. After starting the contest in sixth, Richie Keller was on the march towards the front and motored into second with three tours completed. Quickly, Keller moved in on Carlberg and took over the top spot on lap 5 just before the caution flag waved for Ken Hanley. When action resumed, Keller maintained his lead with Chris Locuson moving into second and his brother, Andrew, taking third. At the halfway point, Keller was still in front with lap traffic ahead. On lap 11, Andrew Locuson inherited the runner-up spot as Chris Locuson retired from the race with a mechanical issue. One circuit later, Andrew Locuson became the new point man and Bill Thomas took over second as Keller slid up the track while running with slower cars. Also on lap 12, the final caution flag of the contest waved for Dave Graziano. On the restart, Andrew Locuson kept his lead but Keller was not going to be deterred on this night. After taking over second on lap 13, Keller regained the lead with fourteen revolutions in the books. Keller survived another round of slower traffic in the last two laps to escape with the victory. Thomas got by Andrew Locuson in the closing laps for second. Joe Kay and Shane Lewis completed the top five. Shane Lewis, Bill Thomas and Tim Iulg won the qualifying events in the 600cc Micro-Sprint division. The consolation race was taken by Bryant Davis.

After taking over the top spot on lap 6, Charlie Lamanna led the remaining distance to secure his second victory of the season in the 20-lap main event for the 270cc Micro-Sprints. Justin Stillwagon came home in the runner-up position after starting the race in twelfth. Lee Nardelli, Steve Coslop and Nick Walton rounded out the top five finishers. The 270cc Micro-Sprint heat races went to Nick Walton and Lee Nardelli.

In 20-lap 4-Cylinder Enduro Car race, Warren Stradley conquered his opponents in taking his fourth win of the season. Second place went to Mike Dunn. Filling out the top five was Art Knapp, Scott Dunn and Justin Dunn.

BRIDGEPORT SPEEDWAY RESULTS – FRIDAY, MAY 4, 2012

600cc Micro-Sprints

Heat 1 - 1. Shane Lewis 2. Lee Nardelli 3. Sam Locuson 4. Stephen Kemery 5. Carl Locuson 6. Dave Graziano
Heat 2 - 1. Bill Thomas 2. Dave Carlberg 3. Tony DeMattia 4. Andrew Locuson 5. Ken Hanley 6. Mark Landwher
Heat 3 - 1. Tim Iulg 2. Chris Locuson 3. Richie Keller 4. Joe Kay 5. Jon Keller 6. Eddie Wagner
Consolation - 1. Bryant Davis 2. Tom Fraschetta 3. Steve Bracall 4. Jermain Godshall 5. Chris Panczner 6. David Peterson
Provisionals – Scott Harbison, Ed Barber, III., Tony Rose

600cc MICRO-SPRINT FEATURE - 20 LAPS

1. RICHIE KELLER 2. Bill Thomas 3. Andrew Locuson 4. Joe Kay 5. Shane Lewis 6. Tim Iulg 7. Lee Nardelli 8. Steve Bracall 9. Stephen Kemery 10. Tom Fraschetta 11. Bryant Davis 12. Dave Carlberg 13. Chris Panczner 14. Jermain Godshall 15. Sam Locuson 16. Tony DeMattia 17. Eddie Wagner 18. David Peterson 19. Dave Graziano 20. Scott Harbison 21. Ken Hanley 22. Tony Rose 23. Mark Landwher 24. Carl Locuson 25. Ed Barber, III. 26. Chris Locuson 27. Jon Keller

270cc Micro-Sprints

Heat 1 - 1. Nick Walton 2. Billy Murphy 3. Steve Coslop 4. Ryan Wozunk 5. Kyle Newkirk 6. Dustin Brown
Heat 2 - 1. Lee Nardelli 2. Justin Stillwagon 3. Charlie Lamanna 4. Richie Keller 5. Joe Dopke 6. Dave Nelson

270cc MICRO-SPRINT FEATURE - 20 LAPS

1. CHARLIE LAMANNA 2. Justin Stillwagon 3. Lee Nardelli 4. Steve Coslop 5. Nick Walton 6. Billy Murphy 7. John Blanda 8. Dave Nelson 9. Kyle Newkirk 10. Richie Keller 11. Ernie Miles 12. Joe Dopke 13. Ryan Wozunk 14. Dustin Brown

4 - CYLINDER ENDURO CAR FEATURE - 20 LAPS

1. WARREN STRADLEY 2. Mike Dunn 3. Art Knapp 4. Scott Dunn 5. Justin Dunn

Accord, NY- Accord Speedway Quick Results May 4th On WRWD 107.3 FM Radio Night
By: Steve Pados, Accord Speedway Media

All American Ford Modifieds: Andy Bachetti, Mike Ricci, Danny Tyler, Jerry Higbie, Danny Creeden, Scott Ferrier, Richard Smith, Mel Schrufer, Mike Senecal, Mike Sabia, Will Auchmoody, Brad Rothaupt, Mike Ruggiero, Rob Rowe, Dave Hinsch, Jeremy Quick, Geoff Quackenbush (DNS)

Camper's Barn Sportsman: Kevin Ward, Anthony Perrego, David Coene, Brad Szulewski, Darrell Ford, Vinny DeCicco, Tyler Dippel, Dave Werber, Ray See Jr, Greg McCloskey, Jesse Marks, Sam Call, Kenny Ferrier, Jeff Hulseapple, Ryan Stortini, Mike Skelly, Mike Barrett, Phil Recchio, Will Dietz, Joe Giachinta, Chris Stevens

Healey Brothers Group Spec Sportsman: Kyle Van Duser, Ken Boniface, Mike Dubois, Tyler Boniface, Tyler Dippel, Tommy Johnson, John Sundlof, Lem Atkins, Wayne Devantoy, Patrick Murphy, Joe Judge, Andrew Reeves, Ken Hinsch, Nick Plumstead, Mike Lewis, Andrew Smith

Ruge's Parts Center Pro Stocks: Emerson Cargain Jr, John Rood, Paul Aragon, Ralph Ronk, Ron Rion, Hank Morin, Lenny Helmisch, John Roese (DNS), Dave Demorest (DNS), Jimmy Sykes (DQ)

Arkel Motors Pure Stocks: Dan Speedling, Ray Tarantino, John Woinoski, Gary Ronk, Tim Brown, Dom Marguglio, Steve Kanuk, John Davis, Dylan Johnson, Steve Cooper, Harry Bachman, Ryan Johnson, Jerry Craig, Nick Johnson

WRWD Radio Lightning Sprints: Joe Szczapa, Peter Dance, Phil Bessette, Rick Stone, Peter Sindt, Joey Bonetti, Christian Wright, Steve Lapine, Rich Wood, Adam White, Kyle Smith, Dale Friedly

Racing is on tap every Friday night from April through September. Pit Gates open at 4:30; Spectator Gates open at 5:00; Hot Laps are at 6:30 and the racing begins at 7 PM. The Palmer Family in keeping true to their racing fans will show no increase in admission at the gate with admission for Adults $12.00 (12+) Children $3.00 (11+ under) Indoor Seating $20.00; Family four pack special: 2 Adults + 2 Children and $20.00 in Food Vouchers for $40.00 (a savings of $10.00) May 11th brings Dig Safely Night to the speedway with the Upstate Limousine/Village Drop Shop sponsored Fireball Four Cylinders returning to action.

Midweek Madness presented by Hudson Valley Cycle begins on Wednesday evening June 6th and runs through August 29th. For further updates and information regarding all of the news and additions to the Accord Speedway, log on to their very well documented website at: http://www.accordspeedway.com or call the speedway hotline at: 845 626 3478. For video work and the latest Accord Speedway racing action, contact Metro Media Video and Bob Haines at: 518 331 8783 or go his website at: www.metmedvid.com For the purchase of banquet, action or victory lane track photos, contact Kevin at: http://kbsracingphotos.com At the Accord Speedway............................................

A TRAIL OF DIRT LEADS RIGHT TO OUR DOOR

BRIDGEPORT SPEEDWAY RESULTS – FRIDAY, MAY 4, 2012

600cc Micro-Sprints

Heat 1 - 1. Shane Lewis 2. Lee Nardelli 3. Sam Locuson 4. Stephen Kemery 5. Carl Locuson 6. Dave Graziano

Heat 2 - 1. Bill Thomas 2. Dave Carlberg 3. Tony DeMattia 4. Andrew Locuson 5. Ken Hanley 6. Mark Landwher

Heat 3 - 1. Tim Iulg 2. Chris Locuson 3. Richie Keller 4. Joe Kay 5. Jon Keller 6. Eddie Wagner

Consolation - 1. Bryant Davis 2. Tom Fraschetta 3. Steve Bracall 4. Jermain Godshall 5. Chris Panczner 6. David Peterson

Provisionals – Scott Harbison, Ed Barber, III., Tony Rose

600cc MICRO-SPRINT FEATURE - 20 LAPS

1. RICHIE KELLER 2. Bill Thomas 3. Andrew Locuson 4. Joe Kay 5. Shane Lewis 6. Tim Iulg 7. Lee Nardelli 8. Steve Bracall 9. Stephen Kemery 10. Tom Fraschetta 11. Bryant Davis 12. Dave Carlberg 13. Chris Panczner 14. Jermain Godshall 15. Sam Locuson 16. Tony DeMattia 17. Eddie Wagner 18. David Peterson 19. Dave Graziano 20. Scott Harbison 21. Ken Hanley 22. Tony Rose 23. Mark Landwher 24. Carl Locuson 25. Ed Barber, III. 26. Chris Locuson 27. Jon Keller

270cc Micro-Sprints

Heat 1 - 1. Nick Walton 2. Billy Murphy 3. Steve Coslop 4. Ryan Wozunk 5. Kyle Newkirk 6. Dustin Brown

Heat 2 - 1. Lee Nardelli 2. Justin Stillwagon 3. Charlie Lamanna 4. Richie Keller 5. Joe Dopke 6. Dave Nelson

270cc MICRO-SPRINT FEATURE - 20 LAPS

1. CHARLIE LAMANNA 2. Justin Stillwagon 3. Lee Nardelli 4. Steve Coslop 5. Nick Walton 6. Billy Murphy 7. John Blanda 8. Dave Nelson 9. Kyle Newkirk 10. Richie Keller 11. Ernie Miles 12. Joe Dopke 13. Ryan Wozunk 14. Dustin Brown

4 - CYLINDER ENDURO CAR FEATURE - 20 LAPS

1. WARREN STRADLEY 2. Mike Dunn 3. Art Knapp 4. Scott Dunn 5. Justin Dunn

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COMING EVENTS
Saturday, May 5, 7:30 p.m. Mobil 1 Night featuring NASCAR 358 Modifieds, Late Models and Sportsman. Please note the new starting time of 7:30 p.m. Spectator gates open at 5:30 p.m.
Saturday, May 12, 7:30 p.m. Whelen Night featuring NASCAR 358 Modifieds, Late Models and Sportsman.
Saturday, May 19, 7:30 p.m. BPG Racing Night featuring NASCAR 358 Modifieds, Late Models and Sportsman
Sunday, May 20, 2 p.m. Sunday Small Car Series featuring 270 and 600cc Micro Sprints, Slingshots and 600 Modifieds. Admission for adults just $5
Wednesday, May 23, 7:30 p.m. Keystone Cup 410 Sprint Cars and 358 Modifieds.
Saturday, May 26, 7:30 p.m. Bashore Trucking Night feature NASCAR 358 Modifieds, Late Models and Sportsman
Sunday, May 27, 1 p.m. NEETS Enduro Racing plus Blast from the Past Vintage Car Racing. Admission for adults is $10.
Admission prices for regular Saturday night events are $15 for adults, youngsters 12 and under are admitted FREE. And there is always Free Parking on the speedway grounds.

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HOWARD, SCHUTZ AND BRIGHTBILL LEAD POINT BATTLES AS STOCK CAR ACTION CONTINUES AT GRANDVIEW SPEEDWAY

BECHTELSVILLE, PA May 3, 2012 . . . There are close battles for NASCAR championships going on in all three Saturday night divisions of stock car racing at Grandview Speedway as another tripleheader card of 358 Modifieds, Late Models and Sportsman racing is set for Saturday, May 5th, with a new starting time of 7:30 p.m.
The Mobil 1 Night of racing, with feature winners receiving a case of Mobil 1 in addition to their cash prizes, will see three feature winner Duane Howard trying to increase in lead in the chase for the lucrative NASCAR 358 Modified title. Howard currently has 1204 points with Jeff Strunk having 1082 points and holding second spot while Craig VonDohren is third with 1048 counters. All three drivers are multi-time champions at the one-third-mile, banked clay oval.
Five time Late Model champion Chuck Schutz has not been to victory lane so far in the early season racing action but consistent performance has the defending champion tallying 1132 points. Danny Snyder, who stole a win last Saturday, is second just 44 points behind. Ron Kline, a two feature winner this season, is third in the standings.
And Brad Brightbill, son of dirt track racing legend Kenny Brightbill, is leading the standings in the new Sportsman division with 1136 counters and one feature win. He is just 64 points in front of Dave Dissinger while Paul Kline is third in the chase for the title.
Saturday night racing action will include qualifying events for the three divisions topped off by a 30-lap feature for the NASCAR 358 Modifieds with at least 28 cars taking the green, a 20-lapper for the Late Models and a 25-lap feature for the Sportsman stocks.
Adult admission is just $15 while youngsters 12 and under are admitted FREE. There is FREE parking on the speedway grounds. Pit admission is $30 and those entering the pits must have a NASCAR license.
Pit gates open at 3:30 p.m. and spectator gates will open at 5:30 p.m.
Grandview Speedway is located on Passmore Road, just off Route 100, in Bechtelsville, PA, 10 miles north of Pottstown. For racing information telephone 610.754.7688 and for more detailed information about the track and the racing events check in at www.grandviewspeedway.com
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THIS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AT BRIDGEPORT SPEEDWAY
Located in Southern New Jersey -- just minutes from Pennsylvania and Delaware at exit 14 off of I-295

FAST FURIOUS FRIDAYS – QUAKING ACTION ON THE QUARTER MILE
Friday, May 4, 2012

Quaking action returns to Bridgeport Speedway’s quarter mile track this Friday. A three-division card is set with Micro-Sprints (270cc and 600cc) and 4-Cylinder Enduro Cars. All gates open at 5:00 p.m. with Flagger Gary Buzby waving the first green flag at 7:00 p.m. Grandstand admission is $10 for Adults. Kids 12 and under are FREE. Admission to the pit area is $25 with a license and $30 without a license.

SATURDAY NIGHT STARS – NOSTALGIA NIGHT WITH OUTLAW STOCK CAR MAKEUP FEATURE – START TIME IS 7 PM
Saturday, May 5, 2012

This Saturday, Nostalgia Night rolls into Bridgeport Speedway. Fans wearing a nostalgic article of clothing will receive $2.00 off grandstand admission (Not to be combined with coupon offers). On the big and fast 5/8th mile, Big Block Modifieds and Crate Sportsmen are set to do battle in separate main events. In addition, the Outlaw Stock Cars are on the agenda with two features (the make-up feature from Saturday, April 21 along with the regularly scheduled contest). Outlaw Stock Car drivers that were not in attendance on 4/21 can buy into the postponed feature. Pit gates open at 4:00 p.m. with grandstand turnstiles unlocking at 5:00 p.m. Hot laps start at 6:30 p.m. and racing gets underway at 7:00 p.m. Grandstand admission is $20 for Adults, $18 for Seniors (65 and over) and $15 FOR STUDENTS (13-17). Kids 12 and under are FREE. Pit admission is $30 for Bridgeport members and $35 for non-members.

Every night is an event

FRIDAY – MAY 11 – FAST & FURIOUS FRIDAY NIGHT ACTION ON THE QUARTER MILE WITH TWIN 15s FOR 600CC MICROS. PLUS 270CC MICROS AND 4-CYLINDER ENDURO CARS

SATURDAY – MAY 12 – MOTHER’S DAY CELEBRATION & HAND ONE OF CRATE POKER SERIES

SATURDAY – MAY 19 – SCOUT NIGHT - SCOUT LEADER GETS FREE GRANDSTAND ADMISSION WITH AT LEAST 7 SCOUTS IN UNIFORM