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2018 Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars Champion Lucas Wolfe Brian Rhoad Photo

October 29th 2018

2018 CHAMPION RACING OIL/STIRLING LUBRICANTS CENTRAL PA SPRINT CARS Presented by HOSEHEADS

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Lucas Wolfe Wins The Title, Donny Schatz Wins The Finale

The 2018 Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars ran their final race of the 2018 season on Sunday October 28th at Port Royal Speedway. The race was plagued by rain from the original September date through both Friday and Saturday of the past weekend. The show finally ran on Sunday afternoon and it was the highest paying show of the year at Port Royal Speedway. The finale was the 51st Tuscarora 50 with a first ever World of Outlaws sanction. World of Outlaws champion Donny Schatz took the victory and the $51,000 that went with it. Second place in the final Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars points Freddie Rahmer, finished 2nd. 2018 Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars point Champion Lucas Wolfe finished 6th.

This year the point series consisted of 81 races, of which one driver could have competed in 70 of them. There were 32 different winners. The series awards points to the top ten finishers in each race, and at season’s end there were 95 drivers who had earned points.

    Second generation racer Lucas Wolfe, driving for York’s Michael Barshinger earned the point series title. It was Wolfe’s first ever in the series, although last season he came very close.

    Wolfe won eight times in the series this year, with another three wins coming in 360 sprint races. On the series, Wolfe scored a total of 54 top ten runs, with six seconds, five thirds, nine fourths, and five fifths. The other 21 top tens were in positions six thru ten.

    Freddie Rahmer, a third generation driver, earned the second spot, just slipping into that position with his second place run in the Tuscarora 50. Rahmer drove the family owned racer to seven series wins this season. He scored 11 second place finishes, eight thirds, seven fourths, and two fifths. Fifteen other top ten runs brought his series total to 46 top tens.

    Many time champion Greg Hodnett, who was leading the series points at the time of his fatal accident, ended the season third in points. He scored four series wins, plus a win in a preliminary feature at the Knoxville Nationals, and two 360 sprint wins. Hodnett also had 11 seconds, eight thirds, four fourths, four fifths, and 18 other top ten runs in the series for a total of 49 top ten runs.

    Fourth in the series went to another second generation driver, Danny Dietrich. Dietrich had ten series wins in Gary Kauffman’s racer. His 39 top ten runs included seven seconds, six thirds, thre3e fourths, two fifths, and 11 other top ten runs.

    Lincoln champion Brian Montieth rounded out the top ten in the series standings this year. Montieth, driving for Jerry Parrish, won eight times, and had five finishes in second third and fourth each. He also had two fifths and nine other top ten runs for a total of 34 top ten runs.

    Sixth place Lance Dewease had the most series wins with 12. As has been the norm of late, Dewease and the Donnie Kreitz team ran a very limited schedule.

    Seventh thru tenth were Dillsburg’s Anthony Macri, who won once, Brock Zearfoss, with two wins, York’s Cory Haas, with two wins, and T J Stutts, who went winless during the season.

The top 10 in series points will all receive checks with $6,000 going to Champion Lucas Wolfe. Champion Racing Oil, Stirling Lubricants, Hoseheads Sprint Car News, Maxim Chassis,
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After; October 28, 2018 FINAL

Listing; position, car number, driver, points, series wins

1.    24    Lucas Wolfe            1397    8
2.    51    Freddie Rahmer        1280    7
3.    27    Greg Hodnett            1273    4
4.    48    Danny Dietrich        1220    10
5.    21    Brian Montieth        1014    8
6.    69k    Lance Dewease        936    12
7.    39    Anthony Macri        602    1
8.    3z/4    Brock Zearfoss        578    2
9.    39    Cory Haas            538    2
10.    11    T J Stutts            484
11.    94    Ryan Smith            406    1
12.    87    Alan Krimes            392
13.    1x    Chad Trout            383    1
14.    17B    Steve Buckwalter        360    1
15.    99    Kyle Moody            353
16.    1    Logan Wagner        349    2
17.    59/58    Jim Siegel            323    2
18.    44    Trey Starks            322    2
19.    07    Gerard McIntyre Jr        317    1
20.    5    Dylan Cisney            291
21.    55    Mike Wagner            276
22.    88    Brandon Rahmer        262
23.    87    Aaron Reutzel        217    2
24.    57    Kyle Larson            203    1
25.    12    Blane Heimbach        203
26.    69    Tim Glatfelter            184    1
27.    5    David Gravel            171
28.    21    Brian Brown            170
29.    0    Rick Lafferty            161
30.    49x    Tim Shaffer            160    1

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Donny Schatz scored the World of Outlaws Craftsman Sprint Car Series 51st annual Tuscarora 50 at Port Royal Speedway early Sunday evening after wrestling the lead away from Brad Sweet for the $51,000-plus payday. Brian Rhoad Photo

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Donny Schatz Wins Port Royal World Of Outlaws $51,000 Tuscarora 50

Brian Brown Becomes Fastest Man In Oval History With Sub 15-Second Lap

10/28/18

PORT ROYAL, Pa. – Donny Schatz scored the World of Outlaws Craftsman Sprint Car Series 51st annual Tuscarora 50 at Port Royal Speedway early Sunday evening after wrestling the lead away from Brad Sweet for the $51,000-plus payday.

Earlier in the afternoon program, Grain Valley Missouri’s Brian Brown became the fastest man in the history of Port Royal Speedway by turning in a new track record in time trials that produced a lap time of 14.868 seconds, a speed of 120.581 mph.

Brown picked up $500 for his fast time efforts courtesy of sprintcarunlimited.com.

In total, seven different drivers turned in qualifying laps under the old track record of 15.011 seconds set in April of 2017.

Logan Schuchart became the first-ever driver in history to circle the track in the 14-second bracket, posting a lap of 14.905 seconds.

Others that followed aside from Brown included Carson Macedo, TJ Stutts, Logan Wagner, Jacob Allen and Brock Zearfoss.

Much like the afternoon qualifying heat races, the Tuscarora 50 itself was riddled with caution flags and stoppages.

Sweet could lead on the first lap of the main event before the red flag appeared for a horrifying, high-flying first turn crash involving Tim Shaffer and Logan Wagner.

When Shaffer lost his right rear wheel entering the corner, 2018 track champion Wagner launched over it and consequently vaulted straight up in the air, actually flipping over backwards while nearly leaving the track out over the high second turn tin fence.

Luckily, there were no serious injuries.

Sweet restarted with polesitter Lucas Wolfe giving chase followed by Shane Stewart and fifth starter Schatz.

Logan Schuchart coasted to a stop on the sixth lap just after Schatz got around Stewart for third.

The restart saw Wolfe attempt to steal control but Sweet was able to handle the challenge and he began chasing the rear of the field under green flag conditions.

Sweet had just entered lapped traffic on the 15th tour when Sheldon Haudenschild slowed on the track, again forcing a yellow flag.

Wolfe tried again on the restart but only one more lap was recorded before Steve Buckwalter came up with a right rear flag tire. And then under the yellow flag pace laps, more cars came up with right rear flat tires including fifth place runner Danny Dietrich.

Numerous caution laps to that point coupled with the cool air temperatures and a surface conducive to producing high horsepower then began to cause drivers to run out of fuel with just 21-laps completed, forcing officials to go red on the event in order to allow for refueling some four laps shy of the scheduled halfway stoppage.

For the restart, Sweet had Wolfe, Schatz, Stewart and Giovannie Scelzi in tow with 17th starter David Gravel up to sixth.

Schatz went to work on the restart, driving right by Wolfe for second in the first corner before setting his sights on Sweet and the top money.

It took until lap 31 for Schatz to run down the leader and then take the lead with a low side move in the first and second turns with 18 laps to go.

Shortly after lap 32 was scored however, another caution flag bunched the field, this time for a stopped Scelzi.

Sweet proved little contest on the restart and instead Wolfe raced with him for second and finally got the spot with 12 laps to go.

Buckwalter came up with another flat tire, again bunching the field with eight laps to go and on the restart, 16th starter Freddie Rahmer bolted into third before a final yellow with seven laps to go.

Rahmer may have had the car to contend with late in the race had another restart developed as the Salfordville speedster drove by Wolfe for second with five laps to go.

But by that time, Schatz was cruising away out in front to pick up his third career oval checkers, worth a total of $51,513 including lap money.

Rahmer rode home second by 4.408 seconds with 23rd starter Daryn Pittman coming home third while collecting the $500 Bob Bergstresser Hard Charger Award.

Sweet, who garnered $937in lap money faded to fourth with Gravel ending up fifth.

Sixth through 10th went to Wolfe, Dietrich, Stewart, Brian Brown and Jason Sides.

Six heat races went to Schatz, Giovanni Scelzi, Wolfe, Dietrich, Stewart and Sweet.

Spencer Bayston scored the C Main and Ian Madsen won the B Main.

Logan Wagner won the Lucas Snyder Tough Luck award and Mike Wagner earned the 20th annual Will Gamble Determination Award for being the first non-qualifier that was a Port Royal regular.

The day’s events took a toll on several teams and sidelined several pre-race favorites during qualifying action including flip victims Lance Dewease, Brent Marks and Spencer Bayston while mechanical difficulties took out Aaron Reutzel and TJ Stutts.

The make-up date for the Tuscarora 50 was the latest in the season in the history of the 51-year old prestigious event and it was the first time ever that the race was sanctioned by the World of Outlaws.

For all the latest speedway news and information, visit www.portroyalspeedway.com or follow the oval on twitter and facebook.

Feature Finish

10/28/18

410 Sprints, 50 laps: 1. Donny Schatz, 2. Freddie Rahmer, 3. Daryn Pittman, 4. Brad Sweet, 5. David Gravel, 6. Lucas Wolfe, 7. Danny Dietrich, 8. Shane Stewart, 9. Brian Brown, 10. Jason Sides, 11. Ian Madsen, 12. Jim Siegel, 13. Dylan Cisney, 14. Carson Macedo, 15. TJ Stutts, 16. Steve Buckwalter, 17. Brock Zearfoss, 18. Giovanni Scelzi, 19. Dominic Scelzi, 20. Tyler Reeser, 21. Anthony Macri, 22. Sheldon Haudenschild, 23. Logan Schuchart, 24. Tim Shaffer, 25. Logan Wagner

DNQ: Trey Starks, Kerry Madsen, Justin Henderson, Gerard McIntyre Jr., Jacob Allen, Cory Eliason, Kraig Kinser, Brent Shearer, Cale Conley, Dave Blaney, Spencer Bayston, Mike Wagner, Brian Montieth, Ryan Smith, Cory Haas, Greg Wilson, Kyle Reinhardt, Anthony Fiore, Kody Lehman, Troy Fraker, Joe Kata III., Aaron Reutzel, Brent Marks, Robbie Kendall, Lance Dewease, Jared Esh

October 15th 2018

The 2018 Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars had four shows to run in three days. Port Royal kicked it off with a Friday night show and Freddie Rahmer in victory lane for his 7th series win of the year. Saturday October 13th there were two more shows to complete with both tracks having their final series shows of 2018. On Saturday afternoon Lincoln Speedway found Tim Glatfelter in victory lane for his first career point series win and their final show of the year. Saturday night BAPS Motor Speedway hosted their final point series show with Gerard McIntyre Jr in victory lane for his first Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars win of 2018. Sunday October 14th was the finale of the World Series of Dirt Racing at Selinsgrove Speedway and series point leader Lucas Wolfe taking the win for his 8th of the year.
The Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars continue this Saturday October 20th at Port Royal Speedway. They also host the final series show of 2018 the following weekend with the rain delayed, two day World of Outlaws sanctioned Tuscarora 50.

Coming Up...

October 20th Port Royal Speedway

After; October 14, 2018

Listing; position, car number, driver, points, series wins

1.    24    Lucas Wolfe            1379    8
2.    27    Greg Hodnett            1273    4
3.    51    Freddie Rahmer        1245    7
4.    48    Danny Dietrich        1204    10
5.    21    Brian Montieth        1014    8
6.    69k    Lance Dewease        936    12
7.    39    Anthony Macri        602    1
8.    3z/4    Brock Zearfoss        578    2
9.    39    Cory Haas            538    2
10.    11    T J Stutts            484
11.    94    Ryan Smith            406    1
12.    87    Alan Krimes            392
13.    1x    Chad Trout            383    1
14.    17B    Steve Buckwalter        360    1
15.    99    Kyle Moody            353
16.    1    Logan Wagner        349    2
17.    59/58    Jim Siegel            323    2
18.    44    Trey Starks            322    2
19.    07    Gerard McIntyre Jr        317    1
20.    5    Dylan Cisney            291
21.    55    Mike Wagner            276
22.    88    Brandon Rahmer        262
23.    87    Aaron Reutzel        217    2
24.    57    Kyle Larson            203    1
25.    12    Blane Heimbach        203
26.    69    Tim Glatfelter            184    1
27.    0    Rick Lafferty            161
28.    49x    Tim Shaffer            160    1
29.    21    Brian Brown            158
30.    5    David Gravel            151

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Selinsgrove Speedway PA 10/14

1 #24 Lucas Wolfe 2 #94 Ryan Smith 3 #29 Jason Shultz 4 #17B Steve Buckwalter 5 #5 Dylan Cisney 6 #11 TJ Stutts 7 #67 Justin Whittal 8 #5B Justin Barger 9 #8s Trenton Sheaffer 10 #12 Blane Heimbach 11 #51 Freddie Rahmer 12 #28F Davie Franek 13 #33x Cody Peters 14 #28 Brian Zyck 15 #33W Michael Walter II 10/14

BAPS Motor Speedway PA 10/13

1 #07 Gerard McIntyre 2 #35 Tyler Esh 3 #24 Lucas Wolfe 4 #99M Kyle Moody 5 #44 Trey Starks 6 #49H Bradley Howard 7 #33 Jared Esh 8 #48 Danny Dietrich 9 #5T Tyler Reeser 10 #11T TJ Stutts 11 #5B Justin Barger 12 #3B Randy Baughman 13 #91F Anthony Fiore 14 #10 Joe Kata 15 #4 Dwight Leppo 16 #11 Greg Plank 17 #2W Glenndon Forsythe 18 #23 Todd Zinn 19 #7 Trey Hivner 20 #7K Dan Shetler 21 #5 Dylan Cisney 22 #39M Anthony Macri 23 #51 Freddie Rahmer 10/13

Sprint Showdown 410 Sprint Car feature winner is Gerard McIntyre Jr at BAPS Motor Speedway. Dave Giles Photo.

Saturday, October 13, 2018

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY 2018 FINALE

30TH ANNUAL HANK GENTZLER MEMORIAL MANUFACTURERS APPRECIATION RACE

UPCOMING:

Saturday, November 17th, 2018 (6 PM – 12:30 AM) - 2018 LINCOLN SPEEDWAY AWARDS BANQUET

Saturday, February 23, 2019 (2 PM) - 2018 SEASON OPENER - 410 Sprints (only) Gates open at noon

TIM GLATFELTER RECORDS SECOND CAREER LINCOLN WIN IN 2018 SEASON FINALE;

Dylan Norris and Chris Frank Record Career Firsts in 358 Sprints; Troy Wagaman, Jr. Clinches 2018 Lincoln Speedway 358 Sprint Track Championship

ABBOTTSTOWN, PA, 10/13/2018 – Lincoln Speedway closed out it’s 2018 season Saturday afternoon with a remarkable racing program which saw: Two drivers claim first-ever wins at the Pigeon Hills oval; A driver pick-up his second-career Lincoln win after a nine-year winless drought; and another driver crowned a champion. And all this under sunny, but chilly, Autumn skies for the running of the 30th Annual Hank Gentzler Memorial/Pancho’s Manufacturers Appreciation race.

Just another day of racing at the Fabulous Lincoln Speedway.

Spring Grove’s Tim Glatfelter was a rookie 410 sprint driver in 2009. As an up and coming micro-sprint racer, Glatfelter took the leap into the marque 410 division that year and accomplished a rare feat by picking up his first career 410 win on May 9th that same year.

But then weeks went by, that turned into years without another win. Glatfelter was close on several occasions, but fell just short of getting that second career win. Slowly the memory of that jubilant victory lane wing dance under the lights in 2009 was fading. Then in 2016 his business partner, crew chief, and father, Christopher Glatfelter passed away.

But Tim continued, as many racers do, week-in, and week-out, against all odds, to win. Then Saturday afternoon during Lincoln Speedway’s 2018 season finale, Glatfelter’s fading memory of 2009 was replaced with a new one.

“They say the first one (win) is the hardest, but damn it took us a long time to get number two,” said Glatfelter emphatically in victory lane. following a rousing wing dance in celebration of his elusive second career win. “We do it for fun, yet take it very seriously each time out and we finally got one.”

“And of course my dad is not here for this one,” said Glatfelter with a quiver in his voice. “But he was with me the whole time today.”

Starting third in the 25-lap feature, Glatfelter raced behind front row starters and early leaders Dylan Cisney and Glenndon Forsythe for the first 11 laps of the 25-lap feature.

A caution on the 12th lap bunched the field back together after the daytime racing surface had allowed Cisney and Forsythe to pull away in lapped traffic.

On the restart Forsythe pulled a dramatic slider on race-long leader Cisney exiting the fourth turn and emerged the leader as they completed the 12th lap.

Glatfelter knew it was now or never as they raced for the lead. That battle between Forsythe and Cisney for the lead opened the door momentarily for Glatfelter and he wasted no time to take advantage of it. The Spring Grove racer shot by both Cisney and Forsythe into the lead on the 13th lap.

“I felt like I was better than (Forsythe), but I just couldn’t get by him,” explained Glatfelter. “He would come down coming off the corner, which he had to do…but I felt if I could get by him I could run with Cisney because he was running the top.”

“We had a good drive off the bottom and when they got to racing each other it killed there momentum.”

Glatfelter had the lead. But the entire second half the race was ahead of him and five-time 2018 winner Danny Dietrich was closing fast.

Dietrich had passed Cisney for third on the 13th lap and quickly got by Forsythe for second a lap later. A caution for debris on the 16th lap put Dietrich on Glatfelter’s bumper.

Glatfelter stayed glued to the bottom on the restart and held Dietrich at bay. The final caution waved on the 19th lap. Glatfelter had Dietrich and Cisney lurking right behind him and only six laps stood between him and victory lane.

Glatfelter decided at that moment that if he was going to be passed those final laps, it would have to be on the high side. On the restart Glatfelter drove to the bottom and ran the inside line perfectly those final five laps.

“I knew Danny (Dietrich) was probably pretty good on the top and we weren’t good enough to run up there,” reflected Glatfelter. “I figured that if he was going to pass me from the top maybe I could get some speed built back up and drive back by him…but until he got by me I wasn’t going to change my line.”

Then after nine years, five months, and five days of trying, Glatfelter drove under the checkered flag for the second time in his 410 sprint career a winner. That fading memory of his first career win was replaced with a new one as he celebrated with another wing dance amid the cheers of an approving grandstand crowd.

“These guys that help me are as good, if not better, as any paid team out there,” said Glatfelter emphatically. “Every time we come here we never have a part fall off the car, we have no mechanical issues, yet only have one of everything you see on the car here.”

“They do a hell of a job,” he continued. “My engine has over 800 laps on it after today’s race and we usually have over 30 people in our pit every night, and probably pay half the purse”

“We were going to go to Susky (BAPS Motor Speedway) tonight, but, I think we’re going to go and have a little fun instead!”

“We’ve also got to thank Pancho, Hank, his wife, for everything they do to make this Manufacturers race deal happen every year. We really appreciate everything that is donated and use everything that we can that is awarded to us.”

Dietrich settled for a hard earned second-place finish after coming from his ninth starting on the tricky daytime racing surface. Cisney and Forsythe settled for third and fourth respectively. 11th-starting Lucas Wolfe quietly drove home with a fifth place finish when the dust had settled.

Completing the top-10 in the season finale were Alan Krimes, T.J. Stutts, Tim Wagaman, 15th-starting Freddie Rahmer, and Justin Whittall.

2018 Lawrence Chevrolet 410 Sprint Champion Brian Montieth was not at Lincoln for the finale due to the death of a close family member.

Heats for the 28 410 Sprinters were won by Glatfelter, Stutts, and Joe Kata, with Kyle Moody winning the consolation.

Heading into the season finale the 2018 Kreizer Aluminum Wheel 358 Sprint Champion had yet to be decided. The Make-up 358 Sprint Bob Leiby Memorial feature and a regularly scheduled 358 sprint finale would settle it all.

When the make-up Leiby Memorial feature took the green to start the afternoon’s racing program, all the drama for the 358 championship ended as Troy Wagaman, Jr. clinched the title by virtue of the points awarded for starting the feature. So the remaining 358 sprint program was for bragging rights and pride.

Enter 358 sprint racer Dylan Norris.

At 15 years old, Norris cannot legally drive to the races he competes in. Saturday afternoon on a tricky daytime racing surface everyone saw that the lack of a drivers license has no bearing on his performance on the racetrack.

In the make-up feature Norris drove from his fourth starting spot to pass race-leading Alyson Dietz on the 11th lap and pulled away the final nine laps to record his first career Lincoln Speedway 358 Sprint win.

Later in the afternoon in the regularly scheduled 20-lap 358 sprint feature that would officially close out the 2018 racing season Norris sat on the pole and had a shot at making history by recording not only his first, but his second career Lincoln win in the same day.

Unfortunately Norris yielded the lead to outside front row starter Chris Frank at the drop of the green and ran second the entire distance and watched Frank record his first career Lincoln Speedway 358 sprint victory. Just as he had done earlier in the day.

At 15 years old Norris had recorded a win, and second place finish. All in the same afternoon.

For Frank, he too recorded his first career Lincoln Speedway 358 sprint win, and a fourth-place finish.

Not a bad afternoon for the future stars of sprint car racing.

Norris and Frank were not the only 358 sprint drivers to get the fans attention.

The first 358 sprint feature saw Frank lead the first two laps before soon-to-be 20 year old (10/19) female racer Alyson Dietz took the lead and held on to the top spot until Norris took over on the 11th lap to eventually race to his inaugural Lincoln win. But Dietz raced strong the remainder of the way to record an impressive second place finish.

In the 358 sprint finale Dietz started third and again raced strong ending up with a fourth place finish behind fellow female racer Ashley Cappetta while Frank recorded his first win with Norris trailing him at the checkered.

Troy Wagaman, Jr., by virtue of just starting the first 358 Sprint feature, clinched his first-ever Lincoln Speedway track championship. He too had a strong run and finished third. Then Wagaman, with the track championship already in his pocket, decided to leave early and forgo the 358 sprint finale to compete elsewhere the same night.

Following Norris, Dietz, Wagaman, and Frank in the make-up 358 sprint feature was Steve Wilbur in fifth place. Completing the top-10 were Kevin Nouse, Cody Fletcher, Kyle Denmyer, Matt Findley, and Tyler Walton.

In the second and final 358 sprint feature of 2018, Frank, Norris, Cappetta, and Dietz were followed by Cody Fletcher in fifth place. Rounding out the top-10 in the finale were Glenndon Forsythe, Brie Hershey, Matt Findley, Gregg Foster, and Zach Eucalano.

Heats for the 28 358 Sprinters were won by Rodney Westhafer, Nouse, and Brent Shearer.

This race closed out the 2018 racing season at Lincoln Speedway. The 2018 Lincoln Speedway Awards Banquet on Saturday, November 17th (6 PM-12:30 AM) will cap off the the season to honor the champions, top-10 in points, and give away the annual special awards in celebration of another successful season.

Promoters Don Leiby and Alan Kreitzer have announced that opening day for the 2019 season will be on Saturday, February 23rd. Gates will open at noon with 410 sprint car racing to begin at 2:00 p.m. So the countdown begins, 140 days, to the begin the 67th chapter of racing at the historic “Fabulous Lincoln Speedway”!

RACE RESULTS

Saturday, October 13, 2018

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY 2018 FINALE

30TH ANNUAL HANK GENTZLER MEMORIAL MANUFACTURERS APPRECIATION RACE

Lawrence Chevrolet 410 Sprints:

410 Sprint Feature (25 Laps) – 1. 69-Tim Glatfelter ($3,200); 2. 48-Danny Dietrich; 3. 5-Dylan Cisney; 4. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe; 5. 24-Lucas Wolfe; 6. 87-Alan Krimes; 7. 11-T.J. Stutts; 8. 1*-Tim Wagaman; 9. 51-Freddie Rahmer; 10. 67-Justin Whittall; 11. 07-Gerard McIntyre, Jr.; 12. 1X-Chad Trout; 13. 35-Tyler Esh; 14. 58-Jim Siegel; 15. 16-Matt Campbell; 16. 10K-Joe Kata III; 17. 99M-Kyle Moody; 18. 21T-Scott Fisher; 19. 73B-Brett Michalski (DNF); 20. 7K-Dan Shetler (DNF); 21. 39-Cory Haas (DNF); 22. 11P-Greg Plank (DNF); 23. 3B-Randy Baughman (DNF); 24. 39M-Anthony Macri (DNF). No Time.

Lap Leaders – Dylan Cisney (1-11), Glenndon Forsythe (12), Tim Glatfelter (13-25)

410 Sprint Heat One Finish (10 laps/6 to qualify) - 1. 69-Tim Glatfelter; 2. 24-Lucas Wolfe; 3. 1*-Tim Wagaman; 4. 1X-Chad Trout; 5. 39-Cory Haas; 6. 39M-Anthony Macri; 7. 99M-Kyle Moody; 8. 21T-Scott Fisher; 9. 73B-Brett Michalski; 10. 11P-Greg Plank. Time – 2:36.409

410 Sprint Heat Two Finish (10 laps/6 to qualify) - 1. 11T-TJ Stuts; 2. 5-Dylan Cisney; 3. 87-Alan Krimes; 4. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe; 5. 35-Tyler Esh; 6. 7K-Dan Shetler; 7. 3B-Randy Baughman; 8. 17N-Cole Young; 9. 88-Brandon Rahmer (DNF). No Time

410 Sprint Heat Three Finish (10 laps/6 to qualify) - 1. 10-Joe Kata, III; 2. 48-Danny Dietrich; 3. 67-Justin Whitall; 4. 58-Jim Siegel; 5. 51-Freddie Rahmer; 6. 07-Gerard McIntyre, Jr.; 7. 16-Matt Campbell; 8. 11X-Brie Hershey; 9. 23-Todd Zinn; 10. 33-Jarad Esh (DNF). No Time

410 Sprint Consolation Finish (10 laps/6 to qualify) - 1. 99M-Kyle Moody; 2. 16-Matt Campbell; 3. 3B-Randy Baughman; 4. 73B-Brett Michalski; 5. 21T-Scott Fisher; 6. 11X-Brie Hershey; 7. 17-Cole Young; 8. 23-Todd Zinn; 9. 33-Jared Esh; 10. 11P-Greg Plank. Time - 2:47.880

Freddie Rahmer won the 410 Sprint Feature at Port Royal Speedway 10-12-2018. Brian Rhoad

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10/12/18

PORT ROYAL, Pa. – Freddie Rahmer and Ryan Watt won the Speed Showcase main events for 410 sprints and Short Track Super Series modifieds on Friday night at Port Royal Speedway.

For Rahmer, the win was his second in a row, worth $4,000, after he also took The Night Before The Tuscarora 50 in September.

Watt, of Boyertown, started 10th in the 40-lap Speed Showcase for the STSS modifieds but waited until two laps to go in the main to drive into the lead.

Duane Howard led the first 16 laps of the race before exchanging the top spot with Dave VanHorn before VanHorn took the spot and held it on the 18th tour.

But sixth starter Brandon Grosso, who had fallen backward at the start, was circling the track on the high side and steadily moving to the front and had VanHorn in his sights.

He rode around the outside of VanHorn on the 21st lap to gain control and appeared headed to a victory but as his line kept getting higher around the speedway, Watt was closing in after motoring into second.

Watt used the middle lane to run down Grosso by lap 37 and the pair battled for two laps before Watt was finally scored the leader.

Grosso drove into the outside first and second turn fence as he tried to preserve the lead on the 39th lap and that allowed Watt to drive by uncontested.

And then just after getting the lead, a fifth caution flag slowed the pace, giving Grosso new life.

But Grosso failed to mount a bid on the restart, instead again clouting the outside fence in the first and second turns before dropping to fourth thanks to the contact.

VanHorn rode home second, .878 seconds behind winner Watt.

Duane Howard was third followed by Grosso and Craig VonDohren.

Sixth through 10th went to Billy Pauch, Mike Gulard, Billy Pauch Jr., Danny Bouc and Ryan Godown.

Heats for the 36 modifieds went to Howard, VonDohren, VanHorn and Jimmy Horton with Jeff Strunk scoring the last chance race.

Rahmer earned the pole for the 25-lap sprint car main with Lance Dewease starting in second and Rahmer got a good jump on Dewease as the start to get control.

Rahmer was running up on the backmarkers with Dewease in tow on the fifth lap when Dewease suddenly slowed and withdrew from the event, handing second spot over to Danny Dietrich.

In traffic, sixth starter Anthony Macri was closing on Dietrich and he was able to sneak by Deitrich for the spot on the ninth tour.

The only caution flag of the race unfurled on the 10th tour for a stopped Lucas Wolfe.

Macri kept Rahmer in his sights on the restart and when Rahmer again entered traffic with nine laps to go, Macri began gaining ground for the lead.

During the final five laps, Rahmer was forced to drop off of his top lane to get through traffic, allowing Macri to close even more along with a rebounding Dietrich.

Dietrich muscled by Macri to reclaim second with three laps to go and mount a bid for the win.

As the front pair crossed under the white flag for the final lap, Dietrich was nose to tail with Rahmer but as he set the car into the first corner, Dietrich nailed the outside wall, giving up his chance at the win.

And the contact then allowed Macri to close enough over the final half lap to steal the runner-up spot back into his clutches just before the finish.

Rahmer took the victory by 1.350 seconds over Macri with Dietrich finishing third followed by Logan Wagner and Dylan Cisney.

Sixth through 10th went to TJ Stutts, Trey Starks, Cory Haas, Tyler Reeser and Ryan Taylor.

Heats went to Justin Barger, Dietrich and Cisney.

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Feature Finishes

10/12/18

410 Sprints, 25 laps: 1. Freddie Rahmer, 2. Anthony Macri, 3. Danny Dietrich, 4. Logan Wagner, 5. Dylan Cisney, 6. TJ Stutts, 7. Trey Starks, 8. Cory Haas, 9. Tyler Reeser, 10. Ryan Taylor, 11. Steve Buckwalter, 12. Jim Siegel, 13. Mike Wagner, 14. Justin Whittal, 15. Justin Barger, 16. Joey Hershey, 17. Adrian Shaffer, 18. Kyle Moody, 19. David Franek, 20. Kody Lehman, 21. Greg Plank, 22. Lucas Wolfe, 23. Jared Esh, 24. Lance Dewease

DNS: Ryan Smith

Modified feature, 40 laps: 1. Ryan Watt, 2. David VanHorn, 3. Duane Howard, 4. Brandon Grosso, 5. Craig VonDohren, 6. Billy Pauch, 7. Mike Gulard, 8. Billy Pauch Jr., 9. Danny Bouc, 10. Ryan Godown, 11. Justin Wright, 12. Jeff Strunk, 13. James Sweeting, 14. Rick Laubach, 15. Mike Mahaney, 16. Ryan Krachun, 17. Neal Williams, 18. Matt Hawkins, 19. Robert Dutton, 20. Andy Bachetti, 21. Jordan Watson, 22. Brett Kressley, 23. Billy Van Pelt, 24. Roger Manning, 25. Jimmy Horton, 26. Jim Britt

DNQ: Kevin Sockriter, Rick Regalski, Patrick Emerling, Colt Harris, Randy Chronister, Brian Hitz, Matt Stangle, Richie Pratt, Ryan Anderson, Anthony Perrego

October 8th 2018

The 2018 Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars ran three features in two nights this past weekend. Williams Grove Speedway closed out their 2018 season with Lance Dewease winning the rain delayed Al Hamilton Tribute feature and Lucas Wolfe winning the the final and last race of the year at "The Grove". The Dirt Classic was run at Lincoln Speedway Saturday night with Tim Shaffer in the Demyan-Rudzik #49 taking the $27,000 victory.
The Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars continue with a very busy weekend. Port Royal Speedway has a show on Friday night with Lincoln Speedway running the Hank Gentzler Manufacturers race on Saturday afternoon at 1:30. Saturday night BAPS Motor Speedway has the Sprint Car Unlimited Final Sprint Showdown. On Sunday Selinsgrove Speedway hosts the World Series of Dirt Racing with hotlaps at 12:30. That makes for a four race October weekend for a driver who wants to run them all.

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October 12th Port Royal Speedway
October 13th Lincoln Speedway 1:30
October 13th BAPS Motor Speedway
October 14th Selinsgrove Speedway

After; October 6, 2018

Listing; position, car number, driver, points, series wins

1.    24    Lucas Wolfe            1279    7
2.    27    Greg Hodnett            1273    4
3.    51    Freddie Rahmer        1183    6
4.    48    Danny Dietrich        1115    10
5.    21    Brian Montieth        1014    8
6.    69k    Lance Dewease        936    12
7.    3z/4    Brock Zearfoss        578    2
8.    39    Anthony Macri        567    1
9.    39    Cory Haas            524    2
10.    11    T J Stutts            422
11.    1x    Chad Trout            383    1
12.    87    Alan Krimes            374
13.    94    Ryan Smith            371    1
14.    17b/38 Steve Buckwalter        335    1
15.    99    Kyle Moody            328
16.    1/7w    Logan Wagner        324    2
17.    59/58    Jim Siegel            323    2
18.    44    Trey Starks            286    2
19.    55    Mike Wagner            276
20.    07    Gerard McIntyre Jr        267
21.    88    Brandon Rahmer        262
22.    5    Dylan Cisney            221
23.    87    Aaron Reutzel        217    2
24.    57    Kyle Larson            203    1
25.    12    Blane Heimbach        193
26.    0    Rick Lafferty            161
27.    49x    Tim Shaffer            160    1
28.    21    Brian Brown            158
29.    5    David Gravel            151
30.    14    Tony Stewart            144    1

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Lincoln Speedway PA

Dirt Classic....Feature Finish: 1. 49X-Tim Shaffer ($27,000); 2. 37-J.J. Grasso; 3. 69K-Lance Dewease; 4. 48-Danny Dietrich; 5. 16-Matt Campbell; 6. 44-Trey Starks; 7. 21B-Brian Brown; 8. 11-T.J. Stutts; 9. 1X-Chad Trout; 10. 24-Lucas Wolfe; 11. 39M-Anthony Macri; 12. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 13. 15-Adam Wilt; 14. 87-Alan Krimes; 15. 99M-Kyle Moody; 16. 07-Gerard McIntyre, Jr.; 17. 1*-Tim Wagaman; 18. 4R-Chase Dietz (DNF); 19. 69-Tim Glatfelter (DNF); 20. 29-Dan Shetler (DNF); 21. 21-Brian Montieth (DNF); 22. 39-Cory Haas (DNF); 23. 51-Freddie Rahmer (DNF); 24. 5-Tyler Ross (DNF). No Time. Lap Leaders: Laps 1-34: 69K-Lance Dewease; Laps 35-40: 49X-Tim Shaffer. 10/6

Dewease And Wolfe Share Grove Season Finale Sprint Mains, Smith Gets 305s

10/5/18

Mechanicsburg – Lance Dewease and Lucas Wolfe split a pair of 410 sprint car mains held at Williams Grove Speedway on Friday night to lower the curtain on the 2018 racing season at the oval.

Dewease’s win came in the make-up Al Hamilton Tribute/Dirt Classic Qualifier and was worth $5,077 for the 30-lap win.

Wolfe wired the field in the regularly scheduled 410 sprint main to score a $3,800 payday.

New England driver Kyle Smith took the checkers in the Keystone RaceSaver feature for 305 sprints to end the night and the year.

Dewease started third in the Hamilton Tribute event and watched as TJ Stutts led from the start with Brian Montieth muscling from sixth to second by the second lap.

Stutts was working hard to stay ahead of Montieth and was beginning to work traffic on the eighth lap when Montieth was able to sling by in the first turn for control.

But before the lap could be completed, the yellow flag appeared, forcing Montieth back to second while giving Stutts new life at the front of the field.

And with that new life, Stutts was able to pull away a bit on the restart as Dewease wrestled with Montieth for second.

Stutts had again just entered traffic, this time with nine laps to go when he suddenly slowed and withdrew from the event, hading Montieth control of the race.

Dewease chased Montieth at the new green and inched ever so much closer lap-by-lap and then Montieth began working the rear of the field with two laps to go.

A surprising move by Montieth found him dropping off of his favored outside lane on the 24th lap as he set the car into the first turn while trying to put a car a lap down.

And when that car forced Montieth to miss he lowside entry, Dewease catapaulted his No. 69K around his outside to grab control and speed to the victory by 1.146 seconds.

With the win, Dewease pushed his two-race total winnings to $61,077 after also claiming last Saturday’s National Open at the track.

Brian Brown rode home third followed by Lucas Wolfe and Danny Dietrich.

Wolfe led all 25 laps of the other sprint car main with Kody Lehman chasing him early before Cory Haas blasted to his inside for the spot on the fifth lap following a restart.

Wolfe pulled his advantage out to a full straightaway by the finish to get the win by 4.248 seconds.

After starting 11th in the field, Freddie Rahmer worked his way forward to take second from Haas with six laps to go only to run out of time to run down Wolfe.

Dietrich was third followed by Haas and Dewease.

Heats went to Jason Shultz, Kyle Moody and Brian Brown with Brian Montieth taking the consolation race.

Kyle Smith took the lead from Drew Ritchey on lap 10 of the 25-lap 305 sprint main after racing Ritchey side by side through the turns for several laps.

Ritchey led from the outset with Smith motoring into the second spot on lap four after starting the race in fifth.

Smith drove away from the field after taking the lead to pick up the win by 7.238 seconds.

Ritchey held on for second followed by Tyler Denochik, Darren Miller and Scott Ellerman.

Heats went to Jeff Geiges, Scott Ellerman, Kyle Smith and Darren Miller with twin consolations going to Tyler Reinhardt and Ryan Stillwaggon.

Feature finishes

10/5/18

410 sprints, 25 laps: 1. Lucas Wolfe, 2. Freddie Rahmer, 3. Danny Dietrich, 4. Cory Haas, 5. Lance Dewease, 6. Kyle Moody, 7. Brian Brown, 8. Brandon Rahmer, 9. Jimmy Siegel, 10. Steve Buckwalter, 11. Kody Lehman, 12. Chad Trout, 13. Jason Shultz, 14. Brian Montieth, 15. Robbie Kendall, 16. Adrian Shaffer, 17. Jared Esh, 18. Jordan Givler, 19. Troy Fraker, 20. Mark Smith, 21. Trey Starks, 22. TJ Stutts, 23. Greg Plank

DNS: Matt Boland

DNQ: Nicole Bower, Troy Fraker, Jay Galloway, Jim Shuster, Mallie Shuster, Tim Wagaman, Anthony Macri

410 sprints, 30 laps, Hamilton Tribute/Dirt Classic Qualifer Make-Up: 1. Lance Dewease, 2. Brian Montieth, 3. Brian Brown, 4. Lucas Wolfe, 5. Danny Dietrich, 6. Cory Haas, 7. Chad Trout, 8. Brandon Rahmer, 9. Freddie Rahmer, 10. Anthony Macri, 11. Trey Starks, 12. Robbie Kendall, 13. Kyle Moody, 14. Matt Boland, 15. Nicole Bower, 16. TJ Dehaven, 17. Steve Buckwalter, 18. TJ Stutts, 19. Jared Esh, 20. Tim Wagaman, 21. Jimmy Siegel, 22. Greg Hodnett, 23. Adam Wilt, 24. Chase Dietz

2018 Williams Grove National Open Winner Lance Dewease Paul Arch Photo

September 30th 2018

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Lance Dewease Wins His 4th Champion Racing Oil National Open

The 2018 Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars ran two nights with the World of Outlaws for the 56th Annual Champion Racing Oil National Open. The Friday night feature was 27 laps and dedicated to Greg Hodnett. 16 year old Gio Scelzi took the win in the Indy Race Parts 71 for his first ever World of Outlaws win and first ever Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars win. Saturday nights $56,000 Champion Racing Oil National Open victory went to Lance Dewease in the Kreitz Racing 69k. It was the 4th win for Lance in the National Open and his 11th point series win of the year. Lance dedicated his win to Greg Hodnett.
The Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars continue this weekend with Williams Grove Speedway on Friday night October 5th and two features to be run. One of them is the Al Hamilton Tribute feature rain delayed from earlier this year. Saturday October 6th Lincoln Speedway hosts the 5th Annual $25,000 to win Dirt Classic.

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October 5th Williams Grove Speedway
October 6th Lincoln Speedway Dirt Classic

After; September 29, 2018

Listing; position, car number, driver, points, series wins

1.    27    Greg Hodnett            1273    4
2.    24    Lucas Wolfe            1194    6
3.    51    Freddie Rahmer        1136    6
4.    48    Danny Dietrich        1040    10
5.    21    Brian Montieth        979    8
6.    69k    Lance Dewease        836    11
7.    3z/4    Brock Zearfoss        578    2
8.    39    Anthony Macri        557    1
9.    39    Cory Haas            481    2
10.    11    T J Stutts            408
11.    87    Alan Krimes            374
12.    94    Ryan Smith            371    1
13.    1x    Chad Trout            355    1
14.    17b/38 Steve Buckwalter        325    1
15.    1/7w    Logan Wagner        324    2
16.    59/58    Jim Siegel            311    2
17.    99    Kyle Moody            310
18.    55    Mike Wagner            276
19.    44    Trey Starks            268    2
20.    07    Gerard McIntyre Jr        267
21.    88    Brandon Rahmer        234
22.    5    Dylan Cisney            221
23.    87    Aaron Reutzel        217    2
24.    57    Kyle Larson            203    1
25.    12    Blane Heimbach        193
26.    0    Rick Lafferty            161
27.    5    David Gravel            151
28.    14    Tony Stewart            144    1
29.    3    James McFadden        135
30.    69    Tim Glatfelter            134
30.    20    Ryan Taylor            130    1

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2018 Williams Grove National Open Winner Lance Dewease and the Don Kreitz Racing 69k team Paul Arch Photo Click group shot for larger view

Lance Dewease Wins Emotional Williams Grove National Open Worth $56,000

MECHANICSBURG, PA – September 29, 2018 – The all-time Williams Grove win leader, Lance Dewease, passed Brock Zearfoss on Lap 24 and never looked back to win his 15th World of Outlaws Craftsman Sprint Car Series Feature of his career. Dewease, full of emotion in Victory Lane, dedicated the $56,000 Champion Racing Oil National Open win to the late, great Greg Hodnett. Daryn Pittman came from eighth to second with Brian Montieth completing the podium at the famous Williams Grove Speedway.

Zearfoss won the first of two Sears Craftsman Dashes to earn the pole for the 40-Lap Feature alongside Dewease, who won the second Dash. Zearfoss, who scored his first career World of Outlaws win last year at Williams Grove, got a strong start and led the opening lap.

Dewease didn’t let Zearfoss out of his sights, as Brian Montieth passed Brian Brown for third on Lap 7. Zearfoss reached the back of field on Lap 8 and began to maneuver through traffic before the caution flew Brad Sweet and Donny Schatz, as the top two in World of Outlaws in points sat atop turn two, with 12 laps complete. Schatz returned at the rear but Sweet was done for the evening.

The ensuing double-file restart saw Zearfoss maintain control and turn under a Dewease slide job on Lap 15 to retain the lead. Dewease was determined and not going away, chipping away on the bottom at Zearfoss’ lead.

As Zearfoss once again reached traffic, Dewease got a huge run through the middle of turn one to pull even with Zearfoss down the backstretch and take command of the field to lead Lap 24.

At Lap 25, World of Outlaws and Williams Grove officials made the decision to throw the caution flag to prevent a majority of teams from running out of fuel. The decision was based on the fact the air quality was so good and that there were extra parade laps in honor of Hodnett and Johnson.

Following the Open Red, Zearfoss had something break on the car entering turn one and he came to a stop at the end of the frontstretch. Understandably disappointed, Zearfoss walked away from his car under his own power.

Brian Montieth assumed second and threatened Dewease for the lead on the restart running his typical cushion-pounding line.

Daryn Pittman found speed on the bottom and got by Monteith for second on Lap 27.

At this point, Dewease had established he was the class of the field and powered away from the field, navigating traffic with ease. Pittman was formidable and quick, but never got within striking distance of Dewease as the Hall of Famer went on to win his 92nd Feature at Williams Grove and fourth National Open.

“This is for Greg [Hodnett]. This whole week is about Greg. Everyone that knew him knows how great of a racer is, but he was an even better person,” Dewease said holding back tears in Victory Lane. “No one understands how difficult this week has been,” Dewease added somberly. “I wanted this one bad for this team. You always want to run well at this race, we had some bad luck last year,” Dewease said about his Kreitz Racing No.69K team.

Daryn Pittman was strong and finished runner-up at the National Open for the fourth time in his career. “This weekend wasn’t about Posse or Outlaws, it was about honoring Greg and it was great to see Bobbi and Jaxx Johnson as well,” the well-spoken Oklahoman said. “I feel that were at the same pace as the 69K and that’s an accomplishment in its own right,” Pittman said with a grin.

Local fan-favorite Brian Montieth finished third, the best of his National Open career, and was pleased, “We were pretty good, I’m sitting here, real proud.”

Tim Shaffer finished fourth with Ryan Smith completing the top-five. Shane Stewart earned KSE Hard Charger honors coming from 22nd to ninth.

Gio Scelzi was awarded $1300 from the Beerhill Gang as the National Open Rookie of the Year and Chad Trout earned $1527 from Dirt Track Digest and SprintCarUnlimited.com with the ‘Just Missed Award’.

The World of Outlaws Craftsman Sprint Car Series continues its 40th Anniversary Season next Saturday, October 6 at Fulton Speedway in New York during NAPA Super DIRT Week. If you can’t make it to the track, watch all the action LIVE on DIRTVision.com!

Feature (40 Laps): 1. 69K-Lance Dewease [2][$56,000]; 2. 9-Daryn Pittman [8][$12,000]; 3. 21X-Brian Montieth [5][$7,500]; 4. 49X-Tim Shaffer [10][$4,000]; 5. 94-Ryan Smith [12][$3,500]; 6. 21-Brian Brown [4][$3,000]; 7. 11-T.J. Stutts [9][$2,700]; 8. 27-Paul McMahan [15][$2,500]; 9. 2-Shane Stewart [22][$2,200]; 10. 1S-Logan Schuchart [11][$2,100]; 11. O7-Gerard McIntyre [13][$2,000]; 12. 39-Cory Haas [16][$1,650]; 13. 71-Giovanni Scelzi [3][$1,550]; 14. 15-Donny Schatz [6][$1,200]; 15. 51-Freddie Rahmer [28][$100]; 16. 5-David Gravel [19][$1,050]; 17. 17-Sheldon Haudenschild [20][$1,000]; 18. 24-Lucas Wolfe [26][$]; 19. 18-Ian Madsen [24][$1,000]; 20. 41-Carson Macedo [18][$1,000]; 21. 19-Brent Marks [23][$1,000]; 22. 1A-Jacob Allen [25][$]; 23. 55K-Robbie Kendall [14][$1,000]; 24. 11K-Kraig Kinser [27][$]; 25. 15G-Jordan Givler [17][$1,000]; 26. 4-Brock Zearfoss [1][$1,000]; 27. 49-Brad Sweet [7][$1,000]; 28. 1-Logan Wagner [21][$1,000]; Lap Leaders: Brock Zearfoss 1-23, Lance Dewease 24-40; KSE Hard Charger Award: 2-Shane Stewart[+13]

Qualifying Flight-A: 1. 71-Giovanni Scelzi, 16.25; 2. 11-T.J. Stutts, 16.318; 3. 1S-Logan Schuchart, 16.41; 4. O7-Gerard McIntyre, 16.441; 5. 21X-Brian Montieth, 16.483; 6. 5-David Gravel, 16.504; 7. 4-Brock Zearfoss, 16.541; 8. 2-Shane Stewart, 16.546; 9. 49-Brad Sweet, 16.588; 10. 1-Logan Wagner, 16.596; 11. 27-Paul McMahan, 16.606; 12. 1A-Jacob Allen, 16.612; 13. 11K-Kraig Kinser, 16.625; 14. 99M-Kyle Moody, 16.66; 15. 51-Freddie Rahmer, 16.662; 16. 99-Bud Kaeding, 16.689; 17. 19-Brent Marks, 16.722; 18. 48-Danny Dietrich, 16.832; 19. 39M-Anthony Macri, 16.936; 20. W20-Greg Wilson, 16.943; 21. 67-Justin Whittall, 16.992; 22. 27S-Adrian Shaffer, 17.193; 23. 28F-Davie Franek, 17.261; 24. 15G-Jordan Givler, 17.548; 25. 44-Trey Starks, NT

Qualifying Flight-B: 1. 21-Brian Brown, 16.487; 2. 49X-Tim Shaffer, 16.518; 3. 69K-Lance Dewease, 16.538; 4. 15-Donny Schatz, 16.54; 5. 9-Daryn Pittman, 16.556; 6. 94-Ryan Smith, 16.602; 7. 55K-Robbie Kendall, 16.66; 8. 39-Cory Haas, 16.675; 9. 41-Carson Macedo, 16.706; 10. 17-Sheldon Haudenschild, 16.728; 11. 18-Ian Madsen, 16.733; 12. 1X-Chad Trout, 16.743; 13. 1W-Chase Dietz, 16.774; 14. 24-Lucas Wolfe, 16.778; 15. 17B-Steve Buckwalter, 16.801; 16. 87-Alan Krimes, 16.846; 17. 7S-Jason Sides, 16.874; 18. 19M-Jac Haudenschild, 16.906; 19. 88-Brandon Rahmer, 16.986; 20. 58-Jim Siegel, 16.998; 21. 35-Justin Henderson, 17.096; 22. 91-Kyle Reinhardt, 17.316; 23. 75-Nicole Bower, 17.35; 24. 12W-Troy Fraker, 17.836

For full results from Williams Grove Speedway, September 29, 2018, click here.

Night 1 Williams Grove World of Outlaws Winner Giovanni Scelzi with Indy Race Parts Team with owner Bernie Stuebgen and Parker Price Miller Paul Arch Photo

Gio Scelzi Becomes Youngest World of Outlaws Winner in Series History on Night One of the Williams Grove National Open

MECHANICSBURG, PA – September 28, 2018 – On an emotional night in Pennsylvania Posse country, it was neither the locals or Outlaws in Victory Lane, as California phenom Gio Scelzi passed two-time National Open Champion David Gravel to lead Lap 16 and never looked back to win his first career World of Outlaws Craftsman Sprint Car Series Victory on the opening night of the Champion Racing Oil Williams Grove National Open. Scelzi becomes the youngest driver to ever win a World of Outlaws race at the ripe age of 16 years old. Gravel settled for second with Lucas Wolfe completing the podium.

Gravel won the first of two Sears Craftsman Dashes to the earn the pole for the Feature, which went 27 laps in honor of five-time Williams Grove Track Champion and 1993 World of Outlaws Rookie of the Year, Greg Hodnett. Gio Scelzi won the second Dash to start outside the front row.

Gravel got the jump on the initial start and led the opening circuit with Scelzi in tow. Logan Schuchart, while running third, brought out the first caution of the evening, coming to a stop on the backstretch with five laps complete. That set up the first of three double-file restarts. Gravel elected the bottom on this one, putting Scelzi to his outside.

Gravel remained out front on the restart, but it was evident that Scelzi was a threat as he stayed right with the CJB Motorsports No.5 around the paperclip shaped half-mile. 2017 Track Champion Freddie Rahmer maneuvered his way into third from eighth and tried to close in on the lead duo.

Sheldon Haudenschild brought out the caution with 11 laps complete and this time Gravel elected the top on the double-file restart.

Again, Gravel remained out front as Scelzi took a peak underneath for the lead once again.

Carson Macedo, aboard the Jason Johnson Racing No.41, brought out the final caution of the evening on Lap 15. Gravel elected the bottom on the double-file restart, once again giving Scelzi the outside. Gravel entered high into turn one and tried to catch momentum to get a run off of turn two.

Scelzi pitched his Indy Race Parts No.71 hard to the bottom, couldn’t complete the slide job, but maintained speed on the bottom and pulled even with Gravel under the bridge and edged in front heading into turn three.

Scelzi, now in command of the field, powered away to lead Lap 16.

Lucas Wolfe moved by Freddie Rahmer into third and set his eyes on the leaders. For the first time, the leaders would reach lapped traffic as Gio Scelzi’s job was far from done. Scelzi approached traffic and Gravel closed in, looking to steal a win from the young California native.

With two to go, Gravel was within three car lengths as Scelzi continued to run the cushion through traffic. Gravel pitched the car hard into turn three before coming to the White Flag.

With Scelzi carrying speed on the cushion and a lapped on the bottom, there was no room for Gravel to make a last-ditch effort, as Gio Scelzi crossed under the Checkered Flag .732 seconds ahead of Gravel to become the youngest World of Outlaws winner in the Series 40-year history.

“I don’t think I am ever going to believe this one,” Scelzi said in Victory Lane when track announcer Bruce Ellis asked him about the night. “I was so good at the beginning, I was afraid I wouldn’t be any good at the end. David is good here, he’s a two-time National Open winner,” Scelzi, engulfed in positive emotion, said.

“I don’t know what to say, we could work anywhere. Hopefully we can Qualify good tomorrow and see what we can do,” Scelzi, who was grinning cheek-to-cheek, added about his chances tomorrow for the $56,000 payday.

David Gravel settled for second and was understandably disappointed.

“I didn’t know what to do on the restarts, I tried both lanes. When I was on the outside, I didn’t take off as well as I would have liked, so I went back to the bottom to try and protect myself from the slide job,” Gravel said of the pass for the lead. “Congrats to Gio, that first career win is hard to get, especially at Williams Grove,” Gravel added in good spirits. “Tomorrow is 13 more laps and pays a lot more to win, so hopefully we can finish one spot better.”

Lucas Wolfe was the highest finishing local and also applauded young Scelzi, “What a tremendous result for him, congrats to him. It wasn’t a bad night for us, we passed some good cars to get up here and hopefully we can do a little better tomorrow,” Wolfe said.

After Scelzi, Gravel and Wolfe crossed the finish line, Freddie Rahmer and Tim Shaffer got together battling for fourth, resulting in Shaffer ending up backwards at the bottom of turn four, bringing out the Yellow and Checkered simultaneously. Unfortunately for Shaffer, who was a couple hundred feet from a top-five finish, as the cause of the yellow, he was scored as the last car on the lead lap, which was 21st.

Freddie Rahmer officially finished fourth with 12th-starting Shane Stewart completing the top-five. Donny Schatz earned KSE Hard Charger Honors coming from 22nd to complete the top ten.

Logan Schuchart set Quick Time over an outstanding field of 50 cars, worth $327 courtesy of Fast Tee’s. Schuchart generously donated his bonus to Sherry Hodnett. Schatz’s effort also earned him a $500 bonus courtesy of Wicked Cushion, which he generously donated to the Hodnett family as well.

The World of Outlaws Craftsman Sprint Car Series returns to Williams Grove Speedway tomorrow night for the $56,000 to win Champion Racing Oil National Open. Tonight’s results have no bearing on tomorrow’s program. If you can’t make it to the track, watch all the action LIVE on DIRTVision.com!

Feature (27 Laps): 1. 71-Giovanni Scelzi [2][$10,000]; 2. 5-David Gravel [1][$5,000]; 3. 24-Lucas Wolfe [5][$3,000]; 4. 51-Freddie Rahmer [8][$2,700]; 5. 2-Shane Stewart [12][$2,500]; 6. 44-Trey Starks [6][$2,200]; 7. 21X-Brian Montieth [3][$2,000]; 8. 49-Brad Sweet [17][$1,800]; 9. 21-Brian Brown [7][$1,600]; 10. 15-Donny Schatz [22][$1,450]; 11. 9-Daryn Pittman [13][$1,300]; 12. 19-Brent Marks [23][$1,200]; 13. 18-Ian Madsen [11][$1,100]; 14. 69K-Lance Dewease [19][$1,000]; 15. 27-Paul McMahan [21][$950]; 16. 17-Sheldon Haudenschild [25][$200]; 17. 11-T.J. Stutts [14][$850]; 18. 48-Danny Dietrich [24][$750]; 19. 1X-Chad Trout [27][$25]; 20. 1A-Jacob Allen [10][$700]; 21. 49X-Tim Shaffer [9][$700]; 22. O7-Gerard McIntyre [18][$700]; 23. 39-Cory Haas [26][$]; 24. 55K-Robbie Kendall [20][$700]; 25. 41-Carson Macedo [15][$700]; 26. 94-Ryan Smith [16][$700]; 27. 1S-Logan Schuchart [4][$700]; Lap Leaders: David Gravel 1-15, Giovanni Scelzi 16-27 KSE Hard Charger Award: 15-Donny Schatz[+12]

Qualifying Flight-A: 1. 18-Ian Madsen, 16.342; 2. 49X-Tim Shaffer, 16.365; 3. 21X-Brian Montieth, 16.404; 4. 24-Lucas Wolfe, 16.409; 5. 55K-Robbie Kendall, 16.418; 6. 5-David Gravel, 16.424; 7. 99-Bud Kaeding, 16.449; 8. 21-Brian Brown, 16.458; 9. 49-Brad Sweet, 16.465; 10. 9-Daryn Pittman, 16.501; 11. 41-Carson Macedo, 16.501; 12. 15-Donny Schatz, 16.51; 13. 4-Brock Zearfoss, 16.536; 14. 19-Brent Marks, 16.563; 15. 39-Cory Haas, 16.563; 16. 33-Jared Esh, 16.656; 17. 48-Danny Dietrich, 16.666; 18. 1W-Chase Dietz, 16.667; 19. 39M-Anthony Macri, 16.721; 20. 67-Justin Whittall, 16.832; 21. 91-Kyle Reinhardt, 16.891; 22. W20-Greg Wilson, 16.901; 23. 20-Ryan Taylor, 16.978; 24. 27S-Adrian Shaffer, 17.102; 25. 75-Nicole Bower, 17.298

Qualifying Flight-B: 1. 1S-Logan Schuchart, 16.306; 2. 71-Giovanni Scelzi, 16.41; 3. 51-Freddie Rahmer, 16.429; 4. 44-Trey Starks, 16.454; 5. 1A-Jacob Allen, 16.458; 6. 2-Shane Stewart, 16.46; 7. 11-T.J. Stutts, 16.527; 8. 69K-Lance Dewease, 16.547; 9. O7-Gerard McIntyre, 16.596; 10. 27-Paul McMahan, 16.597; 11. 94-Ryan Smith, 16.626; 12. 7S-Jason Sides, 16.628; 13. 1-Logan Wagner, 16.656; 14. 1X-Chad Trout, 16.694; 15. 17-Sheldon Haudenschild, 16.721; 16. 58-Jim Siegel, 16.757; 17. 88-Brandon Rahmer, 16.771; 18. 17B-Steve Buckwalter, 16.897; 19. 19M-Jac Haudenschild, 16.961; 20. 11K-Kraig Kinser, 16.965; 21. 99M-Kyle Moody, 17.001; 22. 28F-Davie Franek, 17.096; 23. 35-Justin Henderson, 17.144; 24. 15G-Jordan Givler, 17.368; 25. 12W-Troy Fraker, 17.585

For full results from Williams Grove Speedway, Friday September 28, 2018, click here.

September 24th 2018

The 2018 Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars point leader, multi-time winner and series champion Greg Hodnett lost his life in a racing accident Thursday September 20th at BAPS Motor Speedway. Greg Hodnett was going to be at the top of his class no matter what path in life he chose. We were all lucky enough to have him with us in this sport and he will surely be missed. We extend our sympathy to the his wife Sherry, his mother, sisters and children and to car owner Mike Heffner and the entire crew.

A viewing will be held Tuesday, Sept 25 from 3 to 8PM at the Grace Fellowship Church, 1405 Seven Valleys Rd, York, PA 17408. A Celebration of Life will be held Wednesday, Sept. 25 at 10:30AM at the same venue and is open to the public. Burial will be at the convenience of the family. An official GoFundMe page has been set up for Sherry and fans are asked to visit https://www.gofundme.com/hodnett27 for more information. Memorial shirts and decals are in the works and will be available in the infield at Williams Grove Speedway this weekend. There will be an opportunity for fans unable to attend this weekend and for fans outside of PA to order online after this weekend. All official information will be posted on www.greghodnettmotorsports.com so please visit often. A guestbook has also been set up on the website for fans to leave any memories they would like for the family.

Two other point series shows scheduled for last weekend in Central PA were cancelled and have been rescheduled.

The Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars continue this weekend at Williams Grove Speedway with the 56th Annual National Open World of Outlaws Friday and Saturday September 28th -29th. The Friday night feature will be 27 laps and dedicated to Greg Hodnett.

Coming Up...

September 28th-29th Williams Grove Speedway National Open World of Outlaws

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September 16th 2018

2018 CHAMPION RACING OIL/STIRLING LUBRICANTS CENTRAL PA SPRINT CARS Presented by HOSEHEADS

with associate sponsors; ButlerBuilt Seats, Conroy “Pneu” Control, Hoosier Tire Mid-Atlantic, Maxim Chassis, Capitol Renegade, Fast Tees and J&S Fabrication.

Ryan Smith Takes Selinsgrove All Stars and More Rain

The 2018 Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars had their Al Hamilton Tribute feature rained out at Williams Grove Speedway Friday night. The feature will be made up this Friday September 21st. Saturday at Selinsgrove Speedway it was Ryan Smith getting the win over Freddie Rahmer in the Jim Nace Memorial All Stars National Open. It was Ryan Smith's first point series win of the year in the McGhee #11.
The Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars continue this weekend with Williams Grove Speedway on Friday night September 21st. They will be running two features with the 2nd one from this past Friday's rained out show. Saturday September 22nd Lincoln Speedway hosts the 5th Annual $25,000 to win Dirt Classic.

Greg Hodnett leads the Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars points over Lucas Wolfe and Freddie Rahmer.

After; September 15, 2018

Listing; position, car number, driver, points, series wins

1.    27    Greg Hodnett            1263    4
2.    24    Lucas Wolfe            1148    6
3.    51    Freddie Rahmer        1111    6
4.    48    Danny Dietrich        990    9
5.    21    Brian Montieth        903    8
6.    69k    Lance Dewease        786    10
7.    3z/4    Brock Zearfoss        578    2
8.    39    Anthony Macri        557    1
9.    39    Cory Haas            481    2
10.    11    T J Stutts            392
11.    87    Alan Krimes            374
12.    1x    Chad Trout            355    1
13.    11    Ryan Smith            351    1
14.    17b/38 Steve Buckwalter        325    1
15.    1/7w    Logan Wagner        324    2
16.    59/58    Jim Siegel            311    2
17.    99    Kyle Moody            285
18.    55    Mike Wagner            276
19.    07    Gerard McIntyre Jr        267
20.    88    Brandon Rahmer        234
21.    44    Trey Starks            232    2
22.    5    Dylan Cisney            221
23.    87    Aaron Reutzel        217    2
24.    57    Kyle Larson            203    1
25.    12    Blane Heimbach        193
26.    0    Rick Lafferty            161
27.    14    Tony Stewart            144    1
28.    3    James McFadden        135
29.    69    Tim Glatfelter            134
30.    20    Ryan Taylor            130    1

Coming Up...

September 21st Williams Grove Speedway
September 22nd Lincoln Speedway Dirt Classic

Ryan Smith won the All Stars Sanctioned Jim Nace Memorial at Selinsgrove Speedway on 9-15-18. Photo by Troy Junkins

SELINSGROVE SPEEDWAY

15 September 2018 Steve Inch

SMITH OUT-DUELS RAHMER FOR THRILLING VICTORY IN JIM NACE MEMORIAL NATIONAL OPEN FOR 410 SPRINT CARS

SELINSGROVE, Pa. – Ryan Smith of Kunkletown out-dueled Freddie Rahmer of Salfordville for a thrilling victory in Saturday night’s 30-lap All Star Circuit of Champions Jim Nace Memorial / 36th Annual National Open for 410 sprint cars presented by B&R Lawn Care at Selinsgrove Speedway.

For Smith, who as a youngster won numerous races on Selinsgrove’s one-fifth mile kart track, the $10,000 score was his first career on the sweeping half-mile track at the wheel of the McGhee & Associates No. 11 sprint car.

Aaron Reutzel of Clute, Texas, who was making his first career start at Selinsgrove, was the night’s Fast Tees Fast Qualifier with a lap time of 15.876 over the 31-car field and just missed setting a new one-lap track record. Smith set a new 4-lap track record in the first dash with a time of 1:04.977.

For the ninth straight year, the National Open was run as a tribute race to honor the memory of Jim Nace, the speedway’s only five-time sprint car champion.

The All Star Circuit of Champions “no-repeat winner streak” continues at Selinsgrove. In 17 sanctioned races at the track since 1970, there has never been a repeat winner.

Kyle Bachman of Selinsgrove won his fifth race of the season in the 15-lap pro stock main event.

Selinsgrove Speedway will present the Craftsman World of Outlaws Late Model Series 20th Anniversary Late Model National Open at 7 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 22, sponsored by Jeff’s Auto Body. The 50-lap main event will pay $10,000 to win. The limited late models will share the racing card.

Ryan Smith and TJ Stutts shared the front row for the start of the sprint car main event with Smith edging out Stutts for the early lead. Fourth-place starter Brian Brown moved by Stutts using the high line around turns one and two on the first lap.

Brown pulled alongside of Smith entering turn three in a bid for the lead but Smith prevailed racing out of turn four to complete lap one.

The race’s first caution flag unfurled on lap five when Michael Walter’s car slowed on the backstretch. When the race resumed, Smith continued to set the pace while a battle for fourth unfolded between sixth-place starter Lucas Wolfe and eighth-place starter Freddie Rahmer.

Rahmer advanced to fourth on the next lap and then challenged Stutts for the third position. Rahmer stormed into third on lap eight and set his sights on the leaders.

Rahmer quickly caught Brown in a battle for second and secured the spot with a pass on lap 13. On lap 14 Tyler Esh’s sprint car rolled to a stop in turn four.

During the caution flag period for Esh, an open red was held for refueling, when Smith’s crew discovered a small hole in the car’s right rear tire. The crew was able to salvage the tire—and great run—by plugging the tire hole so Smith could go the distance.

The second half of the race was a war on wheels on the lightning-fast clay surface as Brown took another shot at Rahmer for the runner up spot to no avail. In the ensuing laps Rahmer reeled in Smith in a race for the lead.

The final caution flag waved on lap 22 when Jared Esh and Brock Zearfoss tangled on the frontstretch. For the final eight laps, fans were on the edge of their seats as a thrilling high-speed chase unfolded between Smith and Rahmer for the lead and win!

For three consecutive laps, Rahmer made breathtaking moves to the outside of Smith in turn four in an attempt to steal the lead. Each time Smith held off the challenges.

At the checkered flag, Smith scored one of the biggest wins of his career by just 1.3 seconds over Rahmer, Brown, Wolfe, and Stutts.

Second-place starter Kyle Bachman pulled into the lead at the start of the pro stock feature and was chased by polesitter Shaun Lawton. By lap five Lawton and fifth-place starter Brandon Moser dueled for the runner up position. On lap six, Lawton and Moser made some contact on backstretch which allowed fourth-place starter AJ Stroup to drive by Moser for the third position.

In the final laps, Bachman stretch his lead and posted a 1.4-second margin of victory over Lawton, Stroup, Moser, and eighth-place starter Noah Jensen.

SELINSGROVE SPEEDWAY RACE SUMMARY – 15 September 2018 410 Sprint Cars – 31 Entries 30-Lap A-Main: 1) 11 Ryan Smith $10,000 2) 51 Freddie Rahmer 3) 21 Brian Brown 4) 24 Lucas Wolfe 5) 11T TJ Stutts 6) 10H Chad Kemenah 7) 27 Greg Hodnett 8) 12 Blane Heimbach 9) 48 Danny Dietrich 10) 13 Paul McMahan 11) 87 Aaron Reutzel 12) 29 Jason Shultz 13) 3G Carson Macedo 14) 70 Dave Blaney 15) 39M Anthony Macri 16) 7K Cale Conley 17) 17B Steve Buckwalter 18) 33 Jared Esh 19) 8S Trenton Sheaffer 20) 4 Brock Zearfoss 21) 35 Tyler Esh 22) 9 Ryan Linder 23) 1R Kyle Reinhardt 24) 33W Michael Walter Heat Winners: Chad Kemenah, Lucas Wolfe, Greg Hodnett, Dave Blaney Dash Winners: Ryan Smith, TJ Stutts B-Main Winner: Cale Conley Time Trials: 1) 87 Aaron Reutzel 15.876 2) 21 Brian Brown 15.992 3) 11 Ryan Smith 16.087 4) 11T TJ Stutts 16.091 5) 51 Freddie Rahmer 16.092 6) 13 Paul McMahan 16.133 7) 24 Lucas Wolfe 16.149 8) 48 Danny Dietrich 16.158 9) 70 Dave Blaney 16.177 10) 44 Trey Starks 16.211 11) 33 Jared Esh 16.214 12) 29 Jason Shultz 16.219 13) 27 Greg Hodnett 16.228 14) 1R Kyle Reinhart 16.255 15) 4 Brock Zearfoss 16.275 16) 12Blane Heimbach 16.292 17) 10H Chad Kemenah 16.351 18) 5T Tyler Reeser 16.390 19) 20 Ryan Taylor 16.405 20) 39M Anthony Macri 16.439 21) 17B Steve Buckwalter 16.490 22) 7K Cale Conley 16.500 23) 3G Carson Macedo 16.618 24) 8S Trenton Sheaffer 16.663 25) 35 Tyler Esh 16.664 26) 11S Jim Shuster 16.823 27) 49 Mallie Shuster 16.972 28) 9 Ryan Linder 17.024 29) 33W Michael Walter 17.122 30) 10 Joe Kata 17.437 31) 22 Brandon Spithaler DNT Pro Stocks – 10 Entries 15-Lap A-Main: 1) 99 Kyle Bachman 2) 92 Shaun Lawton 3) 26 AJ Stroup 4) 8M Brandon Moser 5) 9 Noah Jensen 6) 23 Will Bruson 7) 55 Lori Croop 8) 55T John Troxell 9) 6C AJ Hoffman 10) 8K Jeremy Kline Heat Winners: Shaun Lawton, Kyle Bachman

September 9th 2018

The 2018 Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars were set for two nights of Arctic Cat All Stars racing action at Port Royal Speedway for the 51st Annual Tuscarora 50. The weather wasn't great Friday night September 7th for the Night Before the Tuscarora 50, but good enough to get the show in. Freddie Rahmer took the win for his 6th series win of 2018 and also his 2nd All Star win of the year. The $51,000 to win Tuscarora 50 was rained out Saturday night and the Sunday September 9th rain date.

The Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars continue this weekend with Williams Grove Speedway on Friday night September 14th and with the Arctic Cat All Stars at Selinsgrove Speedway Saturday September 15th.

Greg Hodnett leads the Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars points over Lucas Wolfe and Freddie Rahmer.

After; September 7, 2018

Listing; position, car number, driver, points, series wins

1.    27    Greg Hodnett            1247    4
2.    24    Lucas Wolfe            1123    6
3.    51    Freddie Rahmer        1076    6
4.    48    Danny Dietrich        978    9
5.    21    Brian Montieth        903    8
6.    69k    Lance Dewease        786    10
7.    3z/4    Brock Zearfoss        578    2
8.    39    Anthony Macri        557    1
9.    39    Cory Haas            481    2
10.    87    Alan Krimes            374
11.    11    T J Stutts            372
12.    1x    Chad Trout            355    1
13.    17b/38 Steve Buckwalter        325    1
14.    1/7w    Logan Wagner        324    2
15.    59/58    Jim Siegel            311    2
16.    11    Ryan Smith            301
17.    99    Kyle Moody            285
18.    55    Mike Wagner            276
19.    07    Gerard McIntyre Jr        267
20.    88    Brandon Rahmer        234
21.    44    Trey Starks            232    2
22.    5    Dylan Cisney            221
23.    87    Aaron Reutzel        217    2
24.    57    Kyle Larson            203    1
25.    12    Blane Heimbach        179
26.    0    Rick Lafferty            161
27.    14    Tony Stewart            144    1
28.    3    James McFadden        135
29.    69    Tim Glatfelter            134
30.    20    Ryan Taylor            130    1

Coming Up...

September 14th Williams Grove Speedway
September 15th Selinsgrove Speedway All Stars

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Freddie Rahmer wins The Night Before the 50 All-Star Sprints feature at Port Royal Speedway. Dave Giles Photo.

Port Royal Speedway

Freddie Rahmer Outruns Tim Shaffer For Port Royal All Stars Nite Before The 50

9/7/18

PORT ROYAL, Pa. – Salfordville’s Freddie Rahmer won his first career Port Royal Speedway sprint car main in the All Star Circuit of Champions Night Before The 50 on Friday night at the historic oval.

Rahmer’s win came only after holding off the repeated attempts of Tim Shaffer to steal the victory, worth $5,000.

The race for the 2018 sprint car track title took a cataclysmic turn for point leader Greg Hodnett during the event when he destroyed his car in the first dash race and then was forced to turn to a back up car, which refused to fire for the feature event.

This saw Hodnett forfeit any feature points he may have earned and saw Logan Wagner secure the 2018 track title in what was a drastic turn of events during the affair.

The super late model main saw Danville’s Jeff Rine surge to his fifth win of the season, which in turn secured him a first-ever Port Royal track title.

Shaffer and Rahmer began the 30-lap Night Before The 50 event on the front row but the first start was called back when fourth starter Trey Strarks stopped on the track.

Shaffer, of Aliquippa, zoomed into the lead on the ensuring start with Rahmer and Ryan Smith giving chase.

Shaffer entered traffic on the seventh tour of the event and Rahmer was close enough to strike, which he did on the ninth lap.

The pair raced back to the stripe with Rahmer taking an inches advantage at the line, the equivalent of .008 seconds to be exact.

Seconds later, the caution flag unfurled, bunching the field with Shaffer taking a stab to reclaim the to spot on the restart.

Shaffer got another chance for a turn one dive for the lead on another restart with 12 away but again Rahmer had just enough momentum around the top of the turns to pull back ahead of Shaffer onto the backstretch.

Traffic again became a factor on the 18th lap but again the yellow flag slowed the hectic pace with 10 laps to go. .

The restart saw Shaffer again making a swoop for control only to watch Rahmer jet back around while Ryan Smith and Lance Dewease raced for third and fourth respectively.

The race was one lap from the finish when a final yellow flag appeared that then turned to red for refueling.

And again, Shaffer let it all hang out on the green-white-checker restart only to again come up short, giving Rahmer his first Port Royal win in what has been only limited career starts at the track.

Rahmer’s margin of victory was .830 seconds over Shaffer, Smith, Brock Zearfoss and Dewease.

Sixth through 10th went to Lucas Wolfe, Brian Brown, Paul McMahan, Aaron Reutzel and Logan Wagner.

Reutzel also destroyed a car in a tandem flip with Hodnett in the first dash and he too competed in the main in a back up car, moving from 23rd starting spot up to ninth, to earn the Hard Charger Award.

Heats went to Jared Esh, Reutzel, Robbie Kendall, Rahmer and Anthony Fiore.

Dashes went to Shaffer and Rahmer with Rahmer setting a new four-lap track record in the second dash, posting a time of 1:03.956.

Gio Scelzi won the B Main and set a new 12-lap track record of 3:15.726.

The C Main was won by Mike Wagner.

Lance Dewease set overall fast time with a lap of 15.347 seconds.

There was 46 cars in competition.

The 22-lap super late model main saw Bryan Bernheisel lead from the pole to enter traffic with a commanding advantage on the ninth tour.

The first caution flag of the race appeared on lap 10 with Gene Knaub, Jeff Rine and Dylan Yoder following for the restart.

But the restart saw Bernheisel jump the cushion and bite the outside turn two fence, taking himself out of the race.

This handed the lead to Knaub who watched as Rine jetted by on the ensuring restart to take command.

Yoder blasted under Knaub for second on the 14th lap in an effort to keep his title hopes alive after entering the race as the point leader.

But Rine would drive uncontested to his fifth win of the season and his first place finish was enough to sneak by Yoder for the point lead and resulting track crown.

Yoder finished second in the feature by .833 seconds and second in the point’s chase.

After starting 17th, Andy Haus raced up to third, followed by Ralph Morgan Jr. and Kyle Lee.

Sixth through 10th went to Knaub, Roy Deese Jr., Tim Smith Jr., Marvin Winters and Shaun Jones.

Heats went to Morgan, Hayes Mattern and Bernheisel.

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Results:

9/7/18

410 Sprints:

Qualifying

Group (A)

1. 21-Brian Brown, 15.450; 2. 1-Logan Wagner, 15.506; 3. 3G-Carson Macedo, 15.645; 4. 33-Jared Esh, 15.663; 5. 13-Paul McMahan, 15.804; 6. 3H-Matt Campbell, 15.936; 7. 35-Tyler Esh, 15.936; 8. 27S-Adrian Shaffer, 16.080; 9. 14-Tony Stewart, 16.145; 10. 20-Ryan Taylor, 16.155

Group (B)

1. 69K-Lance Dewease, 15.347; 2. 11-Ryan Smith, 15.423; 3. 87-Aaron Reutzel, 15.434; 4. 44-Trey Starks, 15.450; 5. 24-Lucas Wolfe, 15.623; 6. 10H-Chad Kemenah, 15.645; 7. 70-Dave Blaney, 15.890; 8. 12w-Troy Fraker, 16.977; 9. 39-Eric Parker, 99.180

Group (C)

1. 27-Greg Hodnett, 15.523; 2. 71-Gio Scelzi, 15.538; 3. 11T-TJ Stutts, 15.669; 4. 55K-Robbie Kendall, 15.701; 5. 39H-Cory Haas, 15.720; 6. 35S-Justin Henderson, 15.744; 7. 44H-Joey Hershey, 15.788; 8. 7K-Cale Conley, 15.923; 9. 75-Nicole Bower, 15.991

Group (D)

1. 4-Brock Zearfoss, 15.572; 2. 2-AJ Flick, 15.621; 3. 49x-Tim Shaffer, 15.660; 4. 51R-Freddie Rahmer, 15.746; 5. 55-Mike Wagner, 15.767; 6. O7-Gerard McIntyre, 15.798; 7. 29-Jason Shultz, 15.887; 8. 39M-Anthony Macri, 15.916; 9. 1R-Kyle Reinhardt, 15.926

Group (E)

1. 5-Dylan Cisney, 15.608; 2. 38-Steve Buckwalter, 15.692; 3. 21M-Brian Montieth, 15.761; 4. 91-Anthony Fiore, 15.820; 5. 5T-Tyler Reeser, 15.864; 6. 22-Brandon Spithaler, 16.086; 7. 73B-Brett Michalski, 16.182; 8. 51-John Garvin, 16.315; 9. 47K-Kody Lehman, 16.514

Heat #1 - Group (A) (8 Laps) - Top 4 Transfer

1. 33-Jared Esh [1]; 2. 3G-Carson Macedo [2]; 3. 21-Brian Brown [4]; 4. 1-Logan Wagner [3]; 5. 13-Paul McMahan [5]; 6. 3H-Matt Campbell [6]; 7. 35-Tyler Esh [7]; 8. 20-Ryan Taylor [10]; 9. 27S-Adrian Shaffer [8]

Heat #2 - Group (B) (8 Laps) - Top 4 Transfer

1. 87-Aaron Reutzel [2]; 2. 44-Trey Starks [1]; 3. 11-Ryan Smith [3]; 4. 69K-Lance Dewease [4]; 5. 24-Lucas Wolfe [5]; 6. 10H-Chad Kemenah [6]; 7. 70-Dave Blaney [7]; 8. 39-Eric Parker [9]; 9. 12W-Troy Fraker [8]

Heat #3 - Group (C) (8 Laps) - Top 4 Transfer

1. 55K-Robbie Kendall [1]; 2. 27-Greg Hodnett [4]; 3. 11T-TJ Stutts [2]; 4. 35S-Justin Henderson [6]; 5. 71-Gio Scelzi [3]; 6. 39H-Cory Haas [5]; 7. 7K-Cale Conley [8]; 8. 44H-Joey Hershey [7]; 9. 75-Nicole Bower [9]

Heat #4 - Group (D) (8 Laps) - Top 4 Transfer

1. 51R-Freddie Rahmer [1]; 2. 49X-Tim Shaffer [2]; 3. 4-Brock Zearfoss [4]; 4. 2-AJ Flick [3]; 5. O7-Gerard McIntyre [6]; 6. 1R-Kyle Reinhardt [9]; 7. 29-Jason Shultz [7]; 8. 55-Mike Wagner [5]; 9. 39M-Anthony Macri [8]

Heat #5 - Group (E) (8 Laps) - Top 4 Transfer

1. 91-Anthony Fiore [1]; 2. 21M-Brian Montieth [2]; 3. 5-Dylan Cisney [4]; 4. 38-Steve Buckwalter [3]; 5. 5T-Tyler Reeser [5]; 6. 22-Brandon Spithaler [6]; 7. 73B-Brett Michalski [7]; 8. 51-John Garvin [8]; 9. 47K-Kody Lehman [9]

Dash #1 (4 Laps)

1. 49X-Tim Shaffer [6]; 2. 91-Anthony Fiore [1]; 3. 3G-Carson Macedo [5]; 4. 21M-Brian Montieth [2]; 5. 87-Aaron Reutzel [3]; 6. 27-Greg Hodnett [4]

Dash #2 (4 Laps)

1. 51R-Freddie Rahmer [1]; 2. 44-Trey Starks [2]; 3. 11-Ryan Smith [6]; 4. 33-Jared Esh [4]; 5. 55K-Robbie Kendall [5]; 6. 69K-Lance Dewease [3]

C-Main (10 Laps) - Top 2 Transfer

1. 55-Mike Wagner [1]; 2. 44H-Joey Hershey [2]; 3. 27S-Adrian Shaffer [7]; 4. 75-Nicole Bower [6]; 5. 12W-Troy Fraker [9]; 6. 20-Ryan Taylor [3]; 7. 51-John Garvin [4]; 8. 39-Eric Parker [5]; 9. 47K-Kody Lehman [8]

B-Main (12 Laps) - Top 4 Transfer

1. 71-Gio Scelzi [1]; 2. 24-Lucas Wolfe [2]; 3. 13-Paul McMahan [4]; 4. 10H-Chad Kemenah [6]; 5. 5T-Tyler Reeser [5]; 6. O7-Gerard McIntyre [3]; 7. 1R-Kyle Reinhardt [8]; 8. 39H-Cory Haas [7]; 9. 3H-Matt Campbell [9]; 10. 29-Jason Shultz [11]; 11. 70-Dave Blaney [12]; 12. 7K-Cale Conley [13]; 13. 35-Tyler Esh [14]; 14. 55-Mike Wagner [16]; 15. 73B-Brett Michalski [15]; 16. 22-Brandon Spithaler [10]; 17. 44H-Joey Hershey [17]

A-Main (30 Laps)

1. 51R-Freddie Rahmer [2]; 2. 49X-Tim Shaffer [1]; 3. 11-Ryan Smith [5]; 4. 4-Brock Zearfoss [11]; 5. 69K-Lance Dewease [9]; 6. 24-Lucas Wolfe [19]; 7. 21-Brian Brown [10]; 8. 13-Paul McMahan [20]; 9. 87-Aaron Reutzel [23]; 10. 1-Logan Wagner [14]; 11. 3G-Carson Macedo [22]; 12. 35S-Justin Henderson [17]; 13. 5-Dylan Cisney [12]; 14. 11T-TJ Stutts [13]; 15. 55-Mike Wagner [25]; 16. 33-Jared Esh [7]; 17. 10H-Chad Kemenah [21]; 18. 21M-Brian Montieth [6]; 19. 91-Anthony Fiore [3]; 20. 2-AJ Flick [15]; 21. 70-Dave Blaney [24]; 22. 5T-Tyler Reeser [26]; 23. 55K-Robbie Kendall [8]; 24. 38-Steve Buckwalter [16]; 25. 44-Trey Starks [4]; 26. 71-Gio Scelzi [18];

DNS: 27-Greg Hodnett [27]

Late model feature, 22 laps: 1. 1 Jeff Rine, 2. Dylan Yoder, 3. Andy Haus, 4. Ralph Morgan Jr., 5. Kyle Lee, 6. Gene Knaub, 7. Roy Deese Jr., 8. Tim Smith Jr., 9. Marvin Winters, 10. Shaun Jones, 11. Robbie Black, 12. Dave Brouse Jr., 13. Reese Masiello, 14. Chad Myers, 15. Austin Berry, 16. Mike Lupfer, 17. Hayes Mattern, 18. Bryan Bernheisel, 19. Coleby Frye, 20. Matt Parks, 21, Jeff Johnson

DNS: Scott Flickinger, Kody Lyter, Jim Yoder

September 3rd 2018

The 2018 Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars were unbelievably rained out at Williams Grove Speedway once again Friday night. Saturday the weather was still threatening rain with Brian Montieth winning a rain shortened feature at Lincoln Speedway. At Port Royal Speedway, Western PA's AJ Flick won his first career Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars and Port Royal Speedway feature event. Sunday night at Williams Grove Speedway Cory Haas took his second series win of 2018. On Monday September 3rd All Star point leader Aaron Reutzel towed in from a 2nd place finish in Ohio to win the 67th Annual Labor Day race at Port Royal Speedway. It was Aaron's 2nd series win for the year and first career win at Port Royal Speedway.

The Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars continue this weekend with two nights of Arctic Cat All Stars racing action at Port Royal Speedway for the 51st Annual Tuscarora 50. The double show starts out Friday night September 7th with a $5,000 to win All Star feature and ends on Saturday September 8th with the $51,000 to win Tuscarora 50.

Greg Hodnett leads the Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars points over Lucas Wolfe and Freddie Rahmer.

After; September 3, 2018

Listing; position, car number, driver, points, series wins

1.    27    Greg Hodnett            1247    4
2.    24    Lucas Wolfe            1105    6
3.    51    Freddie Rahmer        1026    5
4.    48    Danny Dietrich        978    9
5.    21    Brian Montieth        903    8
6.    69k    Lance Dewease        766    10
7.    39    Anthony Macri        557    1
8.    3z/4    Brock Zearfoss        553    2
9.    39    Cory Haas            481    2
10.    87    Alan Krimes            374
11.    11    T J Stutts            372
12.    1x    Chad Trout            355    1
13.    17b/38 Steve Buckwalter        325    1
14.    1/7w    Logan Wagner        314    2
15.    59/58    Jim Siegel            311    2
16.    99    Kyle Moody            285
17.    55    Mike Wagner            276
18.    11    Ryan Smith            271
19.    07    Gerard McIntyre Jr        267
20.    88    Brandon Rahmer        234
21.    44    Trey Starks            232    2
22.    5    Dylan Cisney            221
23.    87    Aaron Reutzel        205    2
24.    57    Kyle Larson            203    1
25.    12    Blane Heimbach        179
26.    0    Rick Lafferty            161
27.    14    Tony Stewart            144    1
28.    3    James McFadden        135
29.    69    Tim Glatfelter            134
30.    20    Ryan Taylor            130    1

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Aaron Reutzel won the Labor Day Classic for 410 Sprints at Port Royal Speedway 9-3-2018. Brian Rhoad

Port Royal Speedway

The Only Place To See Super Sprints And Super Lates Every Saturday Night

Aaron Reutzel Tunes For Port Royal Tuscarora 50 With Labor Day Sprints Win

Fedder and Boozel take stock cars

9/3/18

PORT ROYAL, Pa. – Clute, Texas’ Aaron Reutzel tuned up for this weekend’s 51st annual Tuscarora 50 races at Port Royal Speedway on Monday afternoon to claim the 67th annual Foss Jewelers Labor Day Classic for 410 sprint cars at Port Royal Speedway.

Reutzel and his No. 87 Mike Baughman owned team hit the road immediately following All Stars Circuit of Champions Sprints action in Ohio on Sunday night and arrived at the Port Royal oval at 5 am on Monday morning just in time to pocket the $4,000 Labor Day loot.

In the 18-lap econo late model main, Tim Fedder of Newport claimed his first win of the year in the division while Eric Boozel picked up the four cylinder feature.

A fantastic field of 29 sprint cars entered action under the Port Royal Labor Day sun with three heats going to Reutzel, Greg Hodnett and Freddie Rahmer while Chase Dietz took the consolation race.

Reutzel ran from seventh to the win in his heat and drew the third starting spot for the 25-lap Labor Day Classic.

Polesitter TJ Stutts took the lead at the start of the main event with Reutzel charging up to second on the first lap.

Stutts would enter traffic with the lead on the sixth tour with Reutzel and Brock Zearfoss in tow.

Zearfoss too had made the trip straight from Ohio All Stars action on Sunday night to compete.

Reutzel took the lead from Stutts on the seventh tour but found Zearfoss surging at the same time and the Lonestar State driver found his run at the front short lived as Zearfoss motored by for the lead seconds later to be scored the commander with eight away.

Stutts then stopped on the track with a flat tire on the ninth lap, bunching the field.

Reutzel chased Zearfoss on the restart and for the next several laps, keeping him within sight while Greg Hodnett and defending Labor Day winner Danny Dietrich began moving forward.

At the halfway point Hodnett was up to third as the race again soon entered traffic, allowing Reutzel to track down the leader.

Reutzel used what was left of the ragged top edge, up near the turns one and two wall to gain speed on every circuit while the groove switched low in turns three and four.

Looking for redemption after a final turn loss to Dietrich last year, Zearfoss did his best to work through backmarkers during the final half of the race but with five laps to go, his car pushed up off of the fourth corner, opening up Reutzel’s money lane.

Reutzel pounced at the opening and took the lead at the stripe, moving up in front of Zearfoss as the pair brushed tail tank to front wing as they crossed the line.

Reutzel was not to be denied the victory, which was his second in the area after claiming an All Stars win at Grandview Speedway a few weeks ago.

His victory came by .591 seconds over Zearfoss with Hodnett, Dietrich and Freddie Rahmer completing the top five.

Sixth through 10th went to Mike Wagner, Lucas Wolfe, Logan Wagner, AJ Flick and Justin Barger.

Fedder led all 18 laps of the econo late model feature with Andrew Yoder in tow.

Two caution flags halted the pace on laps 10 and 14, allowing Devin Hart to move forward with him taking second from Yoder on lap 11.

Hart was unable to challenge Fedder however with the margin of victory at the finish coming in at 1.750 seconds.

Todd Snook rode home third followed by Yoder and Eric Hohol.

Twin heats went to Tim Krape and Yoder.

Eric Boozel wired the field for the win in the four cylinder feature to take the win over Ken Leonard, Lee Zook, Travis Brown and Devin Isler.

Heats went to Justin Williamson, Chris Anderson and Leonard.

Clair McMullen and Alex Keaton won a pair of demolition derbys to close out the scorching day of racing.

For all the latest speedway news and information, visit www.portroyalspeedway.com or follow the oval on twitter and facebook.

Feature Finishes

9/3/18

410 sprints, 25 laps: 1. Aaron Reutzel, 2. Brock Zearfoss, 3. Greg Hodnett, 4. Danny Dietrich, 5. Freddie Rahmer, 6. Mike Wagner, 7. Lucas Wolfe, 8. Logan Wagner, 9. AJ Flick, 10. Justin Barger, 11. Joey Hershey, 12. Gerard McIntyre Jr., 13. Daryl Stimeling, 14. Jared Esh, 15. Justin Whittall, 16. TJ Stutts, 17. Chase Dietz, 18. Brett Michalski, 19. Brandon Matus, 20. Brent Matus, 21. Mike Walter II., 22. Kody Lehman, 23. Eric Parker, 24. John Garvin

DNQ: Colby Womer, Greg Plank, TJ Dehaven, Troy Fraker, George Streaker Jr.

Cory Haas led every circuit to win the Billy Kimmel Memorial 25-lap 410 Sprint Car feature at Williams Grove Speedway. Photo by WRT Speedwerx Photographer Troy Junkins

Cory Haas Wins Williams Grove Speedway Billy Kimmel Memorial

Scott Dellinger sweeps Super Sportsman Main

Cory Haas led every circuit to win the Sunday night Williams Grove Speedway Billy Kimmel Memorial 25-lap 410 Sprint Car feature.

Brandon Rahmer and Cory Haas shared the front row for the start of the feature. Haas was in front in the first corner with fourth-place starter Lucas Wolfe moving into second.

By the fourth lap, Haas had a 10-length advantage. Within the next two laps, Wolfe narrowed the lead down to three lengths. During the ninth lap, the lead duo encountered slower traffic.

Haas used the traffic to lengthen his lead over Wolfe.

Wolfe was able to narrow the lead when free of traffic. Wolfe tried the inside while working traffic. Haas was able to use the slower cars to strengthen his lead. While the lead duo were in traffic, sixth-place starter Greg Hodnett advanced into third.

The only caution of the event came on the final lap when Anthony Macri’s car drifted to a stop on the front straightaway.

The restart found Haas taking the high line in the first turn with Wolfe on the bottom. Haas held the lead into the third corner.

Again Wolfe tried the bottom but Haas had the momentum off the fourth turn and crossed the finish line two lengths in front of Wolfe.

Greg Hodnett was third, with Brian Montieth in fourth, and Brandon Rahmer was fifth.

Freddie Rahmer, Jim Siegel, Kyle Moody, Kyle Reinhardt, and T.J. Stutts completed the top ten.

The victory for the York driver is his second of the year at Williams Grove Speedway. Haas is the first repeat winner in a 2018 Williams Grove Speedway handicap race.

“We knew we had to win that heat race to have any shot of winning the race,” said winner Cory Haas.

“There’s too many good cars and the track is just a little bit too quick. It is hard to pass. I saw Lucas there once or twice in lapped cars. Once I cleared lapped cars I felt pretty good.”

Brian Montieth received the Beer Hill Gang Hard Charger award. Montieth started 12th and finished in fourth.

Brandon Rahmer and Cory Haas won the qualifiers for the 19-car field.

Scott Dellinger was on the pole for the start of the 20-lap Super Sportsman feature. Dellinger led from the start with Kenny Edkins in pursuit.

By the third circuit, 10th-place starter Frankie Herr was in fourth. Two laps later, Herr’s car had a flat left rear tire sending his machine into a spin on the back straightaway.

Several cautions slowed the field. On each restart Dellinger used the low line to hold his lead.

By the midway point of the feature, Dellinger maintained his lead with Edkins three lengths behind. Dellinger was having issues as his car lost its brakes. Despite the problem, Dellinger began to lengthen his lead.

The remainder of the race was caution-free. Scott Dellinger was the winner by 10 lengths over Kenny Edkins. Mike Enders was third, with Jay Fannasy in fourth, and Russ Mitten was fifth.

Chad Criswell, Chase Gutshall, Doug Dotson, Frankie Herr, and Paul Miller completed the top ten.

The feature win for Dellinger is his eighth of the season.

Chad Criswell received the Artwerks Hard Charger award. Criswell finished sixth after starting in 15th.

Heat wins for the 21-car field went to Russ Mitten, Doug Dobson, and Chase Gutshall.

410 Sprint Car Finish 25 laps 1. Cory Haas, 2. Lucas Wolfe, 3. Greg Hodnett, 4. Brian Montieth, 5. Brandon Rahmer, 6. Freddie Rahmer, 7. Jim Siegel, 8. Kyle Moody, 9. Kyle Reinhardt, 10. T.J. Stutts, 11. A.J. Flick, 12. Justin Whitall, 13. Anthony Macri, 14. Greg Plank, 15. Troy Fraker, 16. Kody Lehman, 17. Nicole Bower, 18. Justin Borger, 19. Glenndon Forsythe

AJ Flick won the 410 Sprint feature at Port Royal Speedway 9-1-2018. Brian Rhoad

PRS 2018 – Racing Through A New Decade With A New Attitude!

Port Royal Speedway

The Only Place To See Super Sprints And Super Lates Every Saturday Night

AJ Flick Owns Port Royal Sprints In Fair Opener, Tyler Bare Wins Renninger Race

Derick Garman and Will Brunson get companion stock car wins

108 Cars Pack Port Royal Pits For Juniata County Fair Opener

9/1/18

PORT ROYAL, Pa. – AJ Flick of Apollo became an official member of the Pennsylvania Posse on Saturday night at Port Royal Speedway, taking his first career Port Royal Speedway and Central Pennsylvania sprint car victory worth $3,600 in the 164th annual Juniata County Fair Opener.

To get the win, Flick had to pass Joey Hershey and Steve Buckwalter for the lead and then outrun and hold off Lance Dewease.

In the 33-lap Butch Renninger Memorial for ULMS super late models, Tyler Bare of Rockridge Bath, Virginia, took the victory worth $4,861 including lap money.

The econo late model Renninger Memorial was taken by Derrick Garman while Will Brunson scored the Renninger event for the xtreme stocks.

A total of 108 race cars packed the pits for the opening race of the 2018 fair.

“We beat Lance Dewease, oh my God!”

Those were the words AJ Flick exclaimed after crawling out of his No. 2 sprint car in victory lane, having just run the race of his career at the track.

Flick started second in the 25-lap feature event but allowed polesitter Tyler Hershey to take control at the start with Steve Buckwalter in third.

Flick lost second to Buckwalter on the second tour but then regrouped for his run at the front, passing Buckwalter back for the spot with four away.

The first caution flag of the race unfurled on the sixth tour and Flick pounced on the restart to get command and go to work on the cushion.

Lance Dewease started ninth in the field and was up to fifth by the fourth lap.

On the same restart that Flick took the lead, Dewease drove into third and then took second on the eighth lap.

Flick meanwhile was working traffic by the halfway point with Dewease in tow but he held a .634 second lead at the stripe on lap 13.

However Dewease was making good time on the bottom and Flick was not and when the leader went to the inside of a backmarker to put him a lap down in the second turn on lap 15, Dewease drove by for control as Flick slid up across the track to catch the cushion.

At that point the race could have been considered over, now in the hands of Dewease but Flick got a reprieve when the caution appeared for a stopped Justin Whittal before the lap could be completed.

So Flick went back to the point and it would not be an opportunity he would waste as he took the new green, using the high line in the first turn to get away from Dewease.

Dewease too stuck to the cushion for the duration of the event and with less than three laps to go, Flick again was in traffic but everything went his way, with Dewease unable to mount a challenge to the finish.

Flick became the 192nd driver to win a sprint car event at Port Royal.

Dewease rode home second by a .445 second disadvantage, followed by Danny Dietrich, Buckwalter and Lucas Wolfe.

Sixth through 10th went to Greg Hodnett, Blane Heimbach, Tyler Reeser, TJ Stutts and Jason Shultz.

Heats went to Dietrich, Buckwalter and Dewease.

Ross Robinson of Georgetown, Delaware, took the lead at the start of the Butch Renninger Memorial 33 for ULMS late models and held sway for the first 16 laps, driving uncontested for the lead until disaster struck in the second turn.

As Robinson set his car into the corner, he clouted the outside wall and lost a wheel, which turned the point over to Tyler Bare.

Bare had started sixth in the field and took second from Roy Deese Jr. on the ninth tour.

Bare jetted away on the restart and had a straightaway lead with nine laps to go while Deese and Jeff Rine battled for second.

Late in the race, Jason Covert got by Rine for third and battled with Deese for second before again losing the spot to Rine.

Bare ended up winning his first career Port Royal event by 7.052 seconds over Covert with Rine finishing third followed by Covert and 17th starter Kyle Hardy.

Sixth through 10th went to Kyle Lee, Alex Ferree, Dylan Yoder, Mike Maresca and Jared Miley.

Bare became the 160th driver to win a super late model race at the oval.

Yoder holds a 20 point lead over Jeff Rine in the track title battle going into the final point race on September 7.

Heats went to Maresca, Rine, Gene Knaub and Matt Cosner.

Twin consolations went to Hardy and Dillan Stake.

Overall fast time was set by Bare with a lap of 17.802 seconds.

Derick Garman ended up winning the 22-lap econo late model feature event but only after taking the lead from Todd Snook.

Snook took the lead from his fourth starting spot on the opening lap before enduring six restarts as the leader.

Andrew Stotler chased Snook for the win for most of his run at the front before he collided with Tim Krape while the pair raced for second on the 11th tour.

Garman went to work on Snook on a lap 12 restart and finally took the top spot on the 14th lap.

Devin Hart worked into contention late, taking second with a lap to go but coming up short on a final lap restart.

Garman took the win by .715 seconds over Hart, followed by Andrew Yoder, Todd Snook and Steve Campbell.

Heats went to Snook, Krape and Yoder.

Will Brunson led the entire distance in the 15-lap xtreme stock main, beating Dustin Hoffman for the win.

Herm Renninger finished third followed by Bill Powell and Brad Mitch.

Twin heats went to Brunson and Hoffman.

For all the latest speedway news and information, visit www.portroyalspeedway.com or follow the oval on twitter and facebook.

Feature Finishes

9/1/18

410 sprints, 25 laps: 1. AJ Flick, 2. Lance Dewease, 3. Danny Dietrich, 4. Steve Buckwalter, 5. Lucas Wolfe, 6. Greg Hodnett, 7. Blane Heimbach, 8. Tyler Reeser, 9. TJ Stutts, 10. Jason Shultz, 11. Mike Wagner, 12. Logan Wagner, 13. Kody Lehman, 14. Jared Esh, 15. Joey Hershey, 16. Rick Lafferty, 17. Trenton Sheaffer, 18. Adrian Shaffer, 19. Greg Plank, 20. Troy Fraker, 21. Justin Whittal, 22. Vince Snyder

DNS: Dylan Cisney, Daryl Stimeling

www.portroyalspeedway.com

Saturday, September 1, 2018

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

BOB LEIBY MEMORIAL

REMAINING 2018 SCHEDULE:

Sat., Sept. 8, 2018 – NO RACING

Sat., Sept. 15, 2018 (7:30 PM) - 358 Sprints (“K1 RaceGear 358 Sprint Summer Series” event), PASS/IMCA 305 Sprints, Penn-Mar Vintage Race Car Club, and EMMR [***Final points race for 358 Sprints***]

Sat., Sept. 22, 2018 (Time trials @ 7:30 PM) - FIFTH ANNUAL “DIRT CLASSIC” for 410 Sprints ($25,000 to win)

Sat., Sept. 29, 2018 - NO RACING

Sat., Oct. 6, 2018 (6 PM) - HANK GENTZLER MEMORIAL MANUFACTURERS APPRECIATION RACE PRESENTED BY PANCHO’S RACING PRODUCTS for 410 Sprints, plus 358 Sprints [FINAL RACE OF SEASON [Rain date of Sunday, 10/7 @ 6 PM]

BRIAN MONTIETH WINS RAIN-SHORTENED BOB LEIBY MEMORIAL AND CLAIMS 7TH TRACK TITLE;

358 Sprint Feature to be Made-up Oct. 6th as the final point race; 358 Late Model Make-up feature won by Bernie Beard while regularly scheduled feature was canceled due to the rain

ABBOTTSTOWN, PA 9/1/2018 – Brian Montieth was declared the winner, and 2018 track champion when the 2nd Annual Bob Leiby Memorial was shortened to 18 laps due to rain. Montieth’s win was his 6th of 2018, and the 61st of his career at the Fabulous Lincoln Speedway.

The 20-lap 358 sprint feature was postponed until Oct. 6th on Manufacturers Appreciation Night and will be a point show to determine the 2018 Keizer Aluminum Wheels Track Championship.

The 358 Late Model make-up feature from June 23rd was won by Bernie Beard. The regularly scheduled 358 late model feature was canceled and will not be rescheduled.

Heats for the 23 410 sprints were won by Dan Shetler, Matt Campbell, and Tim Wagaman.

Heats for the 25 358 sprints were won by Dylan Norris, Matt Findley, and Chandler Leiby.

Heats for the 20 358 late models were won by Paul Cursey and Bernie Beard

Lincoln Speedway will be dark next Saturday night, September 8th, but will be back in action the following Saturday night, September 15th with the special 358 Sprints (“K1 RaceGear 358 Sprint Summer Series” event) will also include the remainder of the August 18th 358 sprint feature which was postponed due to rain after 7 laps were in the books. Also on the schedule will be the PASS/IMCA 305 Sprints, Penn-Mar Vintage Race Car Club, and EMMR [***Final points race for 358 Sprints***]. Competition Pit gates will open at 5 PM, Spectator Pit Admission & General Admission gates will open at 5:30 PM. Hot laps will get underway at 7 PM, with heats scheduled to get underway at 7:30 PM.

RACE RESULTS

Saturday, September 1, 2018

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

BOB LEIBY MEMORIAL

410 Sprint Feature Finish (18 Laps) – 1. 21-Brian Montieth ($4,000); 2. 51-Freddie Rahmer; 3. 1*-Tim Wagaman; 4. 99M-Kyle Moody; 5. 7K-Dan Shelter; 6. 16-Matt Campbell; 7. 4R-Chase Dietz; 8. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 9. 39-Cory Haas; 10. 87-Alan Krimes; 11-69-Tim Glatfelter; 12. 5-Tyler Ross; 13. 73B-Brett Michalski; 14. 21T-Scott Fisher; 15. 17-Cole Young; 16. 1X-Chad Trout; 17. 74D-T.J. DeHaven; 18. 3B-Randy Baughman; 19. 59-Jim Siegel (DNF); 20. 39M-Anthony Macri (DNF); 21. 74-Dwayne Gutshall (DNF); 22. 7-Trey Hivner (DNF); 23. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe (DNF). No Time.

Lap Leaders – Tim Wagaman (1-6), Brian Montieth (7-18)

410 Sprint Heat One Finish (10 laps/6 to qualify) – 1. 7K-Dan Shetler; 2. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 3. 4R-Chase Dietz; 4. 39-Cory Haas; 5. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe; 6. 1X-Chad Trout; 7. 74D-TJ DeHaven; 8. 3B-Randy Baughman. No Time

410 Sprint Heat Two Finish (10 laps/6 to qualify) – 1. 16-Matt Campbell; 2. 21-Brian Montieth; 3. 17-Cole Young; 4. 87-Alan Krimes; 5. 39M-Anthony Macri; 6. 5-Tyler Ross; 7. 74-Dwayne Gutshall; 8. 7-Trey Hivner (DNF). Time – 2:31.416

410 Sprint Heat Three Finish (10 laps/6 to qualify) – 1. 1*-Tim Wagaman; 2. 51-Freddie Rahmer; 3. 99M-Kyle Moody; 4. 69-Tim Glatfelter; 5. 73B-Brett Michalski; 6. 59-Jim Siegel; 7. 21T-Scott Fisher. No Time

August 26th 2018

The 2018 Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars had six features to run in four days and five of them were with the Arctic Cat All Stars. The weekend started out Thursday August 23rd at Grandview Speedway and Thunder On The Hill. All Star point leader Aaron Reutzel came away with his first Central PA All Star win. Friday night it was twin 20's with the All Stars at Williams Grove Speedway where Freddie Rahmer and Jim Siegel kept the All Star teams out of Williams Grove victory lane for the 35th time.
Saturday August 25th California's Carson Macedo took the Lincoln Speedway victory for the All Star teams and his first in Central PA. Up at Port Royal Speedway young Tyler Reeser won his first careeer Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Car feature. On Sunday for the final show of the weekend driver/owner/promoter Tony Stewart took the win at BAPS Motor Speedway for his first ever Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Car feature victory. That was a lot of first time Central PA winners on a busy August weekend.

The Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars continue this week with five races in four nights of racing. It starts out on Friday August 31st at Williams Grove Speedway. On Saturday September 1st Lincoln Speedway and Port Royal Speedway both have shows. Everything moves back to Williams Grove Speedway for a race on Sunday September 2nd. The weekend ends at Port Royal Speedway on Labor Day Monday, September 3 at 1 pm with the running of the 67th annual Labor Day Classic.

Greg Hodnett leads the Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars points over Lucas Wolfe with Freddie Rahmer up to 3rd.

After; August 26, 2018

Listing; position, car number, driver, points, series wins

1.    27    Greg Hodnett            1169    4
2.    24    Lucas Wolfe            1034    6
3.    51    Freddie Rahmer        953    5
4.    48    Danny Dietrich        923    9
5.    21    Brian Montieth        828    7
6.    69k    Lance Dewease        731    10
7.    39    Anthony Macri        557    1
8.    3z/4    Brock Zearfoss        518    2
9.    39    Cory Haas            419    1
10.    87    Alan Krimes            364
11.    1x    Chad Trout            355    1
12.    11    T J Stutts            350
13.    1/7w    Logan Wagner        300    2
13.    17b/38 Steve Buckwalter        300    1
15.    59/58    Jim Siegel            295    2
16.    11    Ryan Smith            271
17.    07    Gerard McIntyre Jr        267
18.    55    Mike Wagner            258
19.    99    Kyle Moody            246
20.    44    Trey Starks            232    2
21.    5    Dylan Cisney            221
22.    57    Kyle Larson            203    1
23.    88    Brandon Rahmer        200
24.    12    Blane Heimbach        163
25.    0    Rick Lafferty            161
26.    87    Aaron Reutzel        155    1
27.    14    Tony Stewart            144    1
28.    3    James McFadden        135
29.    69    Tim Glatfelter            134
30.    20    Ryan Taylor            130    1

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September 1st Port Royal
September 1st Lincoln
September 2nd Williams Grove
September 3rd Port Royal

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Ms. Motorsports Leslie Donegan joins All-Stars Sprints feature winner Tony Stewart in victory lane at BAPS Motor Speedway. Dave Giles Photo.

All Stars BAPS Motor Speedway PA...1 #14 Tony Stewart 2 #7K Cale Conley 3 #69K Lance Dewease 4 #13 Paul McMahan 5 #87 Aaron Reutzel 6 #3G Carson Macedo 7 #11 Ryan Smith 8 #10H Chad Kemenah 9 #48 Danny Dietrich 10 #49X Tim Shaffer 11 #27 Greg Hodnett 12 #4 Brock Zearfoss 13 #22 Brandon Spithaler 14 #24 Lucas Wolfe 15 #21 Brian Montieth 16 #99M Kyle Moody 17 #39 Cory Haas 18 #91 Kyle Reinhardt 19 #44 Trey Starks 20 #O7 Gerard McIntyre 21 #70 Dave Blaney 22 #35 Tyler Esh 23 #57 Kyle Larson 24 #91F Anthony Fiore

All-Stars Sprint Car feature winner Carson Macedo beats the Pa. Posse at Lincoln Speedway. Dave Giles Photo.

Saturday, August 25, 2018

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

ALL-STAR CIRCUIT OF CHAMPIONS

All Star Feature Finish (30 Laps) – 1. 3G-Carson Macedo; 2. 57-Kyle Larson; 3. 49X-Tim Shaffer; 4. 21-Brian Montieth; 5. 87-Aaron Reitzel; 6. 07-Gerard McIntyre, Jr.; 7. 39-Cory Haas; 8. 11-Ryan Smith; 9. 87K-Alan Krimes; 10. 1X-Chad Trout; 11. 4-Brock Zearfoss; 12. 13-Paul McMahon; 13. 7K-Cale Conley; 14. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 15. 14-Tony Stewart; 16. 59-Jim Siegel; 17. 55K-Robbie Kendall; 18. 4R-Chase Dietz; 19. 10H-Chad Kemenah; 20. 70-Dave Blaney; 21. 51-Freddie Rahmer (DNF); 22. 48-Danny Dietrich (DNF); 23. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe (DNF); 24. 15-Adam Wilt (DNF); 25. 1*-Tim Wagaman (DNF); 26. 69-Tim Glatfelter (DNF). No Time

Lap Leaders – Carson Macedo (1-6), Freddie Rahmer (7-27), Carson Macedo (28-30)

All Star Heat One Finish (10 laps) – 1. 15-Adam Wilt; 2. 57-Kyle Larson; 3. 48-Danny Dietrich; 4. 21-Brian Montieth; 5. 55K-Robbie Kendall; 6. 4R-Chase Dietz; 7. 16-Matt Campbell; 8. 59-Jim Siegel; 9. 39M-Anthony Macri; DNS – 5-Tyler Ross.

All Star Heat Two Finish (10 laps) – 1. 11-Ryan Smith; 2. 1X-Chad Trout; 3. 87-Aaron Reutzel; 4. 39-Cory Haas; 5. 4-Brock Zearfoss; 6. 10H-Chad Kemenah; 7. 99M-Kyle Moody; 8. 74-Dwayne Gutshall.

All Star Heat Three Finish (10 laps) – 1. 51-Freddie Rahmer; 2. 69-Tim Glatfelter; 3. 07-Gerard McIntyre, Jr.; 4. 7KS-Dan Shetler; 5. 87K-Alan Krimes; 6. 7KS-Dan Shetler; 7. 14-Tony Stewart; 6. 73B-Brett Michalski; 7. 3B-Randy Baughman.

All Star Heat Four Finish (10 laps) – 1. 3G-Carson Macedo; 2. 49X-Tim Shaffer; 3. 13-Paul McMahon; 4. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 5. 70-Dave Blaney; 6. 1*-Tim Wagaman; 7. 22-Brandon Spithaler; 8. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe; 9. 35-Tyler Esh.

All Star 1st Dash Finish (4 Laps) – 1. Tim Glatfelter; 2. 51-Freddie Rahmer; 3. 49X-Tim Shaffer; 4. 11-Ryan Smith; 5. 1X-Chad Trout.

All Star 2nd Dash Finish (4 Laps) – 1. 3G0Carson Macedo; 2. 57-Kyle Larson; 3. 87-Aaron Reutzel; 4. 07-Gerard McIntyre, Jr.; 5. 15-Adam Wilt.

All Star B-Main Finish (12 laps/4 to qualify) – 1. 14-Tony Stewart; 2. 10-Chad Kemenah; 3. 4R-Chase Dietz; 4. 1*-Tim Wagaman; 5. 16-Matt Campbell; 6. 99M-Kyle Moody; 7. 59-Jim Siegel; 8. 22-Brandon Spithaler; 9. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe; 10. 39M-Anthony Macri; 11. 7KS-Dan Shetler; 12. 35-Tyler Esh; 13. 73B-Brett Michalski; 14. 74-Dwayne Gutshall; 15. 3B-Randy Baughman; DNS – 44-Trey Starks.

TIME TRIALS (Fast Time, 37-cars) – Kyle Larson, 13.205-seconds (102.234 MPH)

Port Royal Speedway

Rookie Reeser Scores At Port Royal, Scarborough Prevails In 305 Sprint Battle

8/25/18

PORT ROYAL, Pa. – Port Royal Speedway played host to Open Wheel Madness II on Saturday night with Rookie Tyler Reeser of Orwigsburg scoring his first ever 410 sprint car win over Steve Buckwalter.

Reeser took $3,600 for the victory and became the 191st sprint car winner in the history of the track.

In the 305 sprint car main, John Scarborough of Bomoseen, Vermont, came out on top of a thrilling event that saw him lose the lead to Darren Miller and then reclaim the spot late to hold off Miller and Kyle Smith in a wild three-car chase to the checkers.

Mark Bitner of Trenton, New Jersey claimed the USAC East Sprint Car Series main event to close the series inaugural season while Steve Drevicki of Reading ended up second in the race while claiming the inaugural series championship title.

Trenton Sheaffer of Richfield took the lead at the start of the 25-lap 410 sprint car main chased by Reeser, who started second.

Reeser chased Sheaffer for the first seven laps before he pulled the trigger with a third turn dive to take control of the event.

The feature would go non-stop from start to finish with Steve Buckwalter driving into the second spot with nine away while point leader Greg Hodnett took third on the 10th tour.

At the halfway point, Reeser held a 1.558 second lead over Buckwalter as the front-runners raced through traffic.

Reeser’s preferred line was high and outside as he blasted around the track although he broke off of the groove to get by traffic when needed.

His top lane kept getting higher and higher however as the race neared the finish and on the final lap he did tag the wall without damage.

In his rookie year behind the wheel of a 410 sprint, Reeser took the win by 3.040 seconds over Buckwalter with Hodnett finishing third followed by Mike Wagner and Lucas Wolfe.

Sixth through 10th went to Logan Wagner, Dylan Cisney, Blane Heimbach, AJ Flick and Trenton Sheaffer.

Reeser scored five 305 sprint mains earlier in his career at Port Royal.

Heats went to Mike Wagner, Buckwalter and Sheaffer.

John Scarborough raced into the lead from the pole at the start of the 18-lap 305 sprint feature as Darren Miller motored into second on the second lap.

The leader hit traffic on the ninth tour with Miller in tow and four laps later Miller used the outside in the first and second turns to get control as Scarborough tried to negotiate heavy traffic.

Miller had made attempts during the prior laps only to see Scarborough persevere at the line.

Seventh starter Kyle Smith raced into third on lap 13 and was giving chase of the leaders, whom he caught during the final three circuits.

For the last mile and a half, Smith used all his ability to find a way through and around the duo of frontrunners but at the same time, Miller and Scarborough were racing side by side for the win with Scarborough finally gaining an edge with two laps to go.

Back to the line for the finish, Scarborough took the win over Miller and Smith with Austin Bishop and Drew Ritchey completing the top five.

The main event went non-stop with heats going to Kassidy Kreitz, Miller, Scarborough and Nick Sweigart while Greg Dombrosky took the consolation race.

Mark Bitner led from start to finish in the non-stop 20-lap USAC East Sprint Car feature.

Series point leader Steve Drevicki started sixth in the field and drove up to second on the eighth tour before setting his sights on the leader.

Drevicki drove down a sizeable advantage held by Bitner during the ensuing laps but failed to challenge for the win, coming up .617 seconds short at the finish.

Eddie Strada rode home third followed by Chandler Leiby and Joey Biasi.

Heats went to Leiby and Strada.

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Feature Finishes

8/25/18

410 sprints, 25 laps: 1. Tyler Reeser, 2. Steve Buckwalter, 3. Greg Hodnett, 4. Mike Wagner, 5. Lucas Wolfe, 6. Logan Wagner, 7. Dylan Cisney, 8. Blane Heimbach, 9. AJ Flick, 10. Trenton Sheaffer, 11. Jared Esh, 12. Adrian Shaffer, 13. Joey Hershey, 14. Kody Lehman, 15. Nicole Bower, 16. Bradley Howard, 17. Joe Kata III., 18. TJ Dehaven, 19. Austin Burke, 20. Greg Plank, 21. Jordan Givler

DNS: Eric Parker, Vince Snyder

305 sprints, 18 laps: 1. John Scarborough, 2. Darren Miller, 3. Kyle Smith, 4. Austin Bishop, 5. Drew Ritchey, 6. Kyle Ganoe, 7. Nick Sweigart, 8. Zach Newlin, 9. Kassidy Kreitz, 10. Nathan Gramley, 11. Reed Thompson, 12. Jonathan Jones, 13. Alex Schanz, 14. Steve Surniak, 15. Stephanie Dodson, 16. Erin Statler, 17. Greg Dombrosky, 18. Fred Arnold, 19. Roger Irvine, 20. Colton Hoover, 21. Ryan Lynn, 22. Kirsten Hess, 23. Mike Alleman, 24. Tim Smolenyak, 25. Scott Ellerman, 26. Jeff Miller

DNQ: Wally Eshenaur, Dave Graber, Jimmy White, Jacob Gomola, Robert Garvey, Kurt Knepper, Dave Guss Jr., Jaremi Hanson, Jake Waters, Josh Spicer, Josh Dressler, Cody Hackenberry, Kenny Heffner, Tyler Denochik

USAC East sprints, 20 laps: 1. Mark Bitner, 2. Steve Drevicki, 3. Eddie Strada, 4. Chandler Leiby, 5. Joey Biasi, 6. Bill Unglert, 7. Chris Allen Jr., 8. Eric Jennings, 9. Ryan Quackenbush, 10. Joe Kata III., 11. Trey Hivner, 12. Jason Cherry, 13. Trevor Kobylarz, 14. Brian Riccio

Freddie Rahmer won the 1st Twin 20 All-Star Sprint Car feature at Williams Grove Speedway and Jim Siegel won the 2nd feature. Dave Giles Photo & Paul Arch Photo.

WILLIAMS GROVE SPEEDWAY

AUGUST 24, 2018

FREDDIE RAHMER AND JIM SIEGEL KEEP ALL STARS WINLESS AT WILLIAMS GROVE

WINNING JACK GUNN MEMORIAL TWIN 20’S

MECHANICSBURG, PA – Freddie Rahmer drove by Kyle Larson in lapped

traffic and on to win the first 20-lap main event Friday night at

Williams Grove Speedway as part of the Jack Gunn Memorial sanctioned

by the All Star Circuit of Champions.

Jim Siegel inherited the lead when Chad Trout had trouble in lapped

traffic and held off Tony Stewart to win $4,000 in the second main

event.

The All Stars have never beaten the Williams Grove regulars in a

sanctioned race pushing their record to 35-0.

Rahmer’s second career All Star win was worth $4,000. It was his

second Grove win of the season.

“I knew once we got the lead it was a long way from over,” Rahmer said

referring to Larson. “We weren’t bad after the restart. I wasn’t

cutting the corners like I wish I was. Then we got to lapped cars and

made a couple good moves that probably kept him just far enough away

to get it done.”

“The whole night it wasn’t turning in like I needed it to,” Rahmer

said. “We changed the car and I knew after the first lap or so, we

were going to be okay. The car was night and day different.”

Larson and Grandview winner and All Star point leader Aaron Reutzel

shared the front row. Reutzel got the jump, but the yellow flew when

Jac Haudenschild hit the second turn fence.

Larson streaked away on the second start as third starting Rahmer

passed Reutzel for second.

Larson led by 2.663 seconds with four laps completed. He reached

slower traffic with six down and Rahmer closed.

Larson went to the bottom to try and lap cars as they raced into turn

one. Rahmer shot by on the outside taking the lead with 11 laps to go.

Larson stayed right with Rahmer as Chad Trout slowed bringing out the

yellow two laps later getting the leaders out of traffic.

“I wanted to see the caution because the track’s pretty fast and you

could easily get yourself in trouble there,” Rahmer said. “The yellow

definitely helped us. Get us into clean air. Ever since the middle of

Speedweek, we’ve been driving better and the car is a little bit

better. Everything is going good. We’re still not where I think we’re

capable of being. We’re close anyway.”

Rahmer controlled the restart and final laps through traffic beating

Larson by .347. Reutzel, Lance Dewease and Tim Shaffer completed the

top five. Brian Montieth, Lucas Wolfe, Gerard McIntyre Jr., Ryan Smith

and Chad Kemenah rounded out the top 10.

An inversion of all lead lap cars was used for the

second 20-lap main event putting Danny Dietrich on the pole and Chad

Trout second.

They traded the lead twice in the opening lap with Trout securing the

top spot over Dietrich and Jim Siegel.

The yellow flew with four laps completed when Robbie Kendall slowed in

turn four.

Close racing in the first turn on the restart resulted in Dietrich

spinning up across the turn and into the fence.

Tony Stewart passed Dave Blaney on the restart taking third as Trout

built a comfortable lead over Siegel.

At the half-way point, he led by 3.037 seconds and reached slower traffic.

That traffic cost Trout on the frontstretch on lap 11 as contact with

Tyler Esh caused him to spin bringing out the yellow.

That handed the lead to Siegel over Stewart and Blaney.

He controlled the restart and one more lap was completed before

Brandon Spithaler slowed with seven laps to go.

Siegel won by 1.118 over Stewart for his first career All Star win and

first Grove win in six seasons.

“It’s amazing,” Siegel said. “We built a couple different racecars

just trying to get me comfortable. This is a brand new RPM Chassis.

First night on it. It feels great to park it in Victory Lane. It’s my

first All Star win. It’s something I’ve been after for a long time. My

dad won one here back in ’96. He really loved following the All Stars

and it means a lot to me to get an All Star win.”

Blaney, Steve Buckwalter, and Anthony Macri completed the top five.

Larson started 21st and finished sixth. Greg Hodnett, Brock Zearfoss,

Brian Montieth rounded out the top 10. Rahmer dropped out of the main

event.

Dewease set fast time over the 35-car field with a lap of 16.584. Tim

Shaffer, Anthony Macri, Brian Montieth and Tony Stewart won the

eight-lap heat races. Larson and Reutzel won the dashes and Brock

Zearfoss the B-main.

Sprint Car Feature (20 laps): 1. Freddie Rahmer. 2. Kyle Larson. 3.

Aaron Reutzel. 4. Lance Dewease. 5. Tim Shaffer. 6. Brian Montieth. 7.

Lucas Wolfe. 8. Gerard McIntyre Jr. 9. Ryan Smith. 10. Chad Kemenah.

11. Greg Hodnett. 12. Paul McMahan. 13. Anthony Macri. 14. Brock

Zearfoss. 15. Steve Buckwalter. 16. Carson Macedo. 17. Tony Stewart.

18. Robbie Kendall. 19. Jim Siegel. 20. Dave Blaney. 21. Chad Trout.

22. Danny Dietrich. 23. Tim Wagaman. 24. Nicole Bower. 25. Brandon

Spithaler. 26. Cory Haas. 27. Rick Lafferty. 28. Jac Haudenschild.

Sprint Car Feature 2 (20 laps): 1. Siegel. 2. Stewart. 3. Blaney. 4.

Buckwalter. 5. Macri. 6. Larson. 7. Hodnett. 8. Zearfoss. 9. Montieth.

10. Smith. 11. Wolfe. 12. Shaffer. 13. Macedo. 14. McMahan. 15.

Kemenah. 16. McIntyre Jr. 17. Wagaman. 18. Esh. 19. Dewease. 20.

Spithaler. 21. Bower. 22. Trout. 23. Rahmer. 24. Conley. 25. Dietrich.

26. Kendall. 27. Haas. 28. Reutzel

Did Not Qualify: Cale Conley, Tyler Esh, Cory Haas, Mark Smith,

Brandon Spithaler, Jay Galloway, Nicole Bower, Kody Lehman, Troy

Fraker, Alan Krimes

Grandview Speedway Thunder On The Hill Arctic Cat All Star Circuit of Champions Presented by Mobil 1 Winner Aaron Reutzel Paul Arch Photos

THUNDER ON THE HILL RACING SERIES

LEVAN MACHINE & TRUCK EQUIPMENT ENJOY BIG NIGHT ON THE HILL. . . . . .

AARON REUTZEL DOMINATES ALL STAR SPRINT FEATURE AS BILLY PAUCH SCORES FIRST MODIFIED THUNDER VICTORY IN SMOKE ON THE HILL 2 AT GRANDVIEW THURSDAY

BECHTELSVILLE, PA (August 23, 2018) – A pair of first-time NAPA Auto Parts Thunder on the Hill Racing Series winners landed in victory lane Thursday night at Grandview Speedway when Levan Machine and Truck Equipment presented Smoke on the Hill 2. Clute, TX’s Aaron Reutzel picked up his eighth Arctic Cat All Star Circuit of Champions win of the season and Billy Pauch – who holds eleven Thunder Sprint Car wins – picked up his first ever Modified Thunder win. Thirty sprint cars and forty-three 358 modifieds took part in the event that enjoyed sponsorship from NAPA Auto Parts, Levan Machine & Truck Equipment and Pioneer Pole Buildings.

“I’ve never had such good equipment in my life,” Reutzel said after his 8th All Star win of the season propelled him into the points lead. “All of my wins this season are thanks to my team.”

Reutzel led the field to the green, by drag racing side-by-side with Tim Shaffer down into the first corner of the one-third mile Berks County oval. Reutzel’s No. 87 pulled away in dramatic fashion before a lap five yellow slowed the field.

Positions maintained on the restart and four laps clicked off before the red flag flew on the ninth circuit when the No. 44 of Trey Starks ended upside down after an altercation involving Tony Stewart and Lucas Wolfe.

Reutzel held control on the restart with a thrilling battle for second between Tim Shaffer and Paul McMahan while Greg Hodnett challenged Chad Kemenah for the fourth place position.

While Paul McMahan closed in on Reutzel’s lead -- all eyes were on Freddie Rahmer. The defending Thunder Cup Champion charged into the fifth spot just prior to the halfway point and into the third position just a few laps later.

Lapped traffic hindered Reutzel’s momentum on the 20th trip around the Grandview Speedway closing the distance between the top five competitors. Reutzel held control through lapped traffic with a pair of driver duels behind him Paul McMahan and Freddie Rahmer battled side-by-side for second with Tim Shaffer and Kyle Larson in tandem competing for fourth.

The yellow flew on lap 27 when Shaffer spun while running in the fifth position.

Reutzel continued control on the restart with Rahmer on his rear bumper, while McMahan and Kyle Larson battled for the third position. Larson pulled around McMahan on the high-side – but the yellow flew relegating the Speedweek winner back to fourth position.

With Rahmer and Larson in a heated battle for the runner-up spot – making contact on the backstretch, Reutzel charged away with a sizable advantage and claimed his first NAPA Auto Parts Thunder on the Hill Racing Series victory. Freddie Rahmer came home in second, Kyle Larson finished in third, Paul McMahan in fourth, and Chad Kemenah in fifth.

The event started off on a high note with Aaron Reutzel smashing a 10-year track record set by Jeff Shepard on May 21, 2008. Reutzel’s time of 11.243 was almost two-tenths of a second faster. Paul McMahan and Freddie Rahmer also set times under the original record with a 11.399 and a 11.402 respectively.

30 Arctic Cat All Star Circuit of Champions 410 Sprint Cars took time. Heat races were won by Spencer Bayston, Danny Dietrich, and Cale Conley. Tim Shaffer scored the victory in the Dash and Mark Smith won the B-Main

Frenchtown, New Jersey’s Billy ‘The Kid’ Pauch scored his first NAPA Auto Parts Thunder on the Hill Racing Series Modified victory dominating the 30-lap feature event. Pauch started on the pole and lead brothers, Kevin and Brian Hirthler to the drop of the green.

On the fifth lap, Jeff Strunk powered to third from the seventh starting position and moved around Kevin Hirthler six laps later. Pauch approached lapped traffic on lap 12 before the yellow flag flew for the first time when Brett Kressley spun.

On the restart Pauch took control and held off Jeff Strunk. Strunk closed but couldn’t muster enough to make the pass. Laps ticked off and Pauch claimed the checkered flag. Strunk settled for second, Kevin Hirthler in third, Duane Howard in fourth, and Ryan Godown in fifth.

NAPA Auto Parts Thunder on the Hill Racing Series returns on Saturday, October 13 for the House of Thunder Halloween Party featuring the 21st Annual Big-Block/Small-Block Modified Traffic Jam, Sportsman, and MASS 305 Sprint Cars.

For more information visit www.ThunderontheHillRacingSeries.com

Arctic Cat All Star Circuit of Champions 410 Sprint Cars

Time Trials: 1. Aaron Reutzel – 11.243 2. Paul McMahan – 11.399 3. Freddie Rahmer – 11.402 4. Greg Hodnett – 11.477 5. Spencer Bayston – 11. 485 6. Tony Stewart – 11.487 7. Kyle Larson – 11.488 8. Chad Kemenah – 11.502 9. Cale Conley – 11.512 10. Mark Smith – 11.518 11. Brock Zearfoss – 11.555 12. Tim Shaffer – 11.556 13. Trey Starks – 11.597 14. Danny Dietrich – 11.628 15. Anthony Macri – 11.650 16. Kyle Moody – 11.650 17. Ryan Smith – 11.664 18. Dave Blaney – 11.664 19. Ryan Taylor – 11.693 20. Alan Krimes – 11.694 21. Brandon Spithaler –11.725 22. Tyler Esh – 11.736 23. JJ Grasso – 11.745 24. Lucas Wolfe – 11.755 25. Jac Haudenschild – 11.804 26. Brandon Rahmer – 11.823 27. Carson Marcedo – 11.853 28. Tyler Ross – 11.890 29. Landon Myers –11.949 30. Brett Michalski –12.132

Heat 1 (10 Laps) – 1. Spencer Bayston 2. Chad Kemenah 3. Aaron Reutzel 4. Freddie Rahmer 5. Brock Zearfoss 6. Kyle Moody

Heat 2 (10 Laps) – 1. Danny Dietrich 2. Alan Krimes 3. Kyle Larson 4. Tony Stewart 5. Lucas Wolfe 6. Tyler Esh

Heat 3 (10 Laps) – 1. Cale Conley 2. Tim Shaffer 3. Greg Hodnett 4. Paul McMahan 5. Ryan Smith 6. Carson Macedo

Dash (6 Laps) – 1. Tim Shaffer 2. Aaron Reutzel 3. Paul McMahan 4. Cad Kemenah 5. Alan Krimes 6. Cale Conley 7. Danny Dietrich 8. Spencer Bayston

B-Main (12 Laps) – 1. Mark Smith 2. Ryan Taylor 3. JJ Grasso 4. Trey Starks 5. Anthony Macri 6. Dave Blaney 7. Brandon Rahmer

A-Main (35 Laps) – 1. Aaron Reutzel 2. Freddie Rahmer 3. Kyle Larson 4. Paul McMahan 5. Chad Kemenah 6. Danny Dietrich 7. Alan Krimes 8. Greg Hodnett 9. Ryan Smith 10. JJ Grasso 11. Cale Conley 12. Lucas Wolfe 13. Dave Blaney 14. Ryan Taylor 15. Carson Macedo 16. Kyle Moody 17. Anthony Macri 18. Tim Shaffer 19. Brandon Rahmer 20. Tyler Esh 21. Brock Zearfoss 22. Tony Stewart 23. Trey Starks 24. Mark Smith

August 20th 2018

2018 CHAMPION RACING OIL/STIRLING LUBRICANTS CENTRAL PA SPRINT CARS Presented by HOSEHEADS

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Brian Montieth, Lucas Wolfe & More Rain, All Stars Coming

The 2018 Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars were set to begin the weekend Friday night at Williams Grove Speedway but once again the show was cancelled due to rain. Saturday night the rain was still threatening with tracks having rain delays and canceling shows but Port Royal and Lincoln Speedway's both managed to squeeze features through. Brian Montieth won the feature at Lincoln Speedway in record time. At Port Royal Speedway it was Lucas Wolfe taking the win. The Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars show at Trail Way Speedway on Sunday was cancelled by rain.

The Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars continue this week with four nights of racing with the Arctic Cat All Stars. It all starts out on Thursday August 23rd at Grandview Speedway for Thunder On The Hill. Williams Grove Speedway hosts the next show with the All Stars on Friday August 24th. The All Stars move to Lincoln Speedway Saturday August 25th while Port Royal Speedway has a regular point show. The All Star weekend ends at BAPS Motor Speedway on Sunday August 26th.

Greg Hodnett leads the Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars points over Lucas Wolfe in 2nd and Danny Dietrich in 3rd.

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After; August 18, 2018

Listing; position, car number, driver, points, series wins

1.    27    Greg Hodnett            1109    4
2.    24    Lucas Wolfe            998    6
3.    48    Danny Dietrich        893    9
4.    51    Freddie Rahmer        868    4
5.    21    Brian Montieth        773    7
6.    69k    Lance Dewease        676    10
7.    39    Anthony Macri        537    1
8.    3z    Brock Zearfoss        504    2
9.    39    Cory Haas            403    1
10.    11    T J Stutts            350
11.    1x    Chad Trout            345    1
12.    87    Alan Krimes            336
13.    1/7w    Logan Wagner        282    2
14.    99    Kyle Moody            246
15.    59/58    Jim Siegel            245    1
16.    17B    Steve Buckwalter        240    1
17.    07    Gerard McIntyre Jr        235
18.    55    Mike Wagner            233
19.    44    Trey Starks            232    2
20.    94    Ryan Smith            207
21.    5    Dylan Cisney            205
22.    88    Brandon Rahmer        200
23.    0    Rick Lafferty            161
24.    12    Blaqne Heimbach        149
25.    3    James McFadden        135
26.    69    Tim glatfelter            134
27.    20    Ryan Taylor            130    1
28.    4    Parker Price Miller        127
29.    M1    Mark Smith            122    1
30.    5    David Gravel            116

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8/23 Grandview Speedway All Stars
8/24 Williams Grove Speedway All Stars
8/25 Lincoln Speedway All Stars
8/25 Port Royal Speedway
8/26 BAPS motor Speedway All Stars

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Lucas Wolfe won the 410 Sprint feature at Port Royal Speedway 8-18-2018. Brian Rhoad

Port Royal Speedway

The Only Place To See Super Sprints And Super Lates Every Saturday Night

Marlar Tames Port Royal Outlaws Late Models, Wolfe Wins Third In Sprints

8/18/18

PORT ROYAL, Pa. – Mike Marlar of Winfield, Tennessee, was victorious over the World of Outlaws Late Models at Port Royal Speedway on Saturday night, scoring a $10,000 payday over Bandon Sheppard.

Marlar started fourth in the field and took the lead from Ross Robinson on the fifth tour of the 40-lap main.

The 410 sprint car main went to Lucas Wolfe for his third oval victory of the season, worth $4,000. It was the 10th win of his overall career at the track.

Bill Powell won this fourth xtreme stock main of the season to close out the night.

Polesitter Ross Robinson led the first four laps of the World of Outlaws Late Model feature with Marlar getting by second starter Brandon Sheppard on the initial start to hold second.

Marlar pulled a massive slide job in the third and fourth turns to net command, relegating Robinson to second.

Robinson would later withdraw from the event on the 14th lap.

The red flag appeared on the 11th lap for a four car tangle on the backstretch that saw Bryan Bernheisel flip over. Other cars involved were Austin Hubbard, Shane Clanton and Rick Eckert.

Sheppard held second after Robinson withdrew and took his shots at the lead and his second win in as many years at the track with under 10 laps to go.

The door opened for Sheppard after leader Marlar smacked the fourth turn wall on lap 30 and in the ensuing turns Sheppard ducked low to get the lead.

But Marlar blasted the top back around and then Sheppard took another shot a lap later and again, Marlar was up to the task.

Sheppard would find contest for second during the final few laps as Devin Moran and Jason Covert pressured before falling short.

Marlar’s margin of victory was 1.654 seconds over Sheppard, followed by Moran, Covert and Tyler Erb.

Sixth through 10th went to Chris Madden, Mason Zeigler, Gregg Satterlee, Dylan Yoder and Tyler Bare.

Heats went to Sheppard, Robinson, Marlar and Bare. Twin B Mains went to Dave Breazeale and Austin Hubbard.

Fast time was set by Marlar with a lap of 17.544 seconds, just off of the track record. A total of 36 cars were in action.

Logan Wagner had the pole for the 25 lap 410 sprint main with Wolfe starting second.

And the pair bounced off of one another moments after the green fell as they raced up the frontstretch.

This allowed Wolfe to blast into control in the first turn in the top groove while Wagner had to take time to straighten out his machine as he entered the corner.

Wolfe was blistering the track in the midst of traffic with seven laps down when the red flag appeared for a backstretch flip by Trey Starks.

Wagner and Greg Hodnett followed for the restart and on open track Wolfe catapulted away, already up to a 3.1 second lead on lap 13.

But at the same time he again entered lapped traffic and this allowed Wagner to close in dramatically and cut the advantage to .376 seconds with five laps to go as the pair raced virtually nose to tail around the oval.

And than a caution flag on lap 20 broke up the battle and saw Wolfe jet away on the restart to pick up the victory by 2.536 seconds.

Wagner was second followed by Hodnett, ninth starter Blane Heimbach and 10th starter Anthony Macri.

Sixth through 10th went to Paul McMahan, Brock Zearfoss, Mike Wagner, Dylan Cisney and Tyler Reeser.

Heats went to Wolfe, Reeser and Logan Wagner.

Bill Powell took the lead from Jason Zook on the second lap to run to the 15-lap xtreme stock win.

Charlie Bryner rode home second followed by Zook, 17th starter Dustin Hoffman and Ryan Zook.

Keep up to date on all the latest speedway news and information by visiting the speedway’s official website at www.portroyalspeedway.com or by following the oval on facebook and twitter.

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Feature Finishes

8/18/18

410 sprints, 25 laps: 1. Lucas Wolfe, 2. Logan Wagner, 3. Greg Hodnett, 4. Blane Heimbach, 5. Anthony Macri, 6. Paul McMahan, 7. Brock Zearfoss, 8. Mike Wagner, 9. Dylan Cisney, 10. Tyler Reeser, 11. Jason Shultz, 12. AJ Flick, 13. Kyle Reinhardt, 14. Trenton Sheaffer, 15. Austin Burke, 16. Jared Esh, 17. Joey Hershey, 18. Eric Parker, 19. Adrian Shaffer, 20. Trey Starks, 21. Ryan Linder, 22. Kody Lehman, 23. Clyde Knipp

DNS: Vince Snyder, Dave Blaney

Late models, 22 laps: 1. Mike Marlar, 2. Brandon Sheppard, 3. Devin Moran, 4. Jason Covert, 5. Tyler Erb, 6. Chris Madden, 7. Mason Zeigler, 8. Gregg Satterlee, 9. Dylan Yoder, 10. Tyler Bare, 11. Shane Clanton, 12. Chase Junghans, 13. Rance Garlock, 14. Brent Larson, 15. David Breazeale, 16. Dan Stone, 17. Matt Cosner, 18. Ross Robinson, 19. Rick Eckert, 20. Austin Hubbard, 21. Bryan Bernheisel, 22. Kyle Lear, 23. Coleby Frye, 24. Tim Smith Jr.

DNQ: Matt Cochran, Scott Flickinger, Andy Haus, Trent Brenneman, Dave Brouse Jr., Gene Knaub, Jeff Rine, Chad Myers, Mike Lupfer, Jerry Bard, Austin Berry, Kenny Moreland

Saturday, August 18, 2018

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

UPCOMING SCHEDULE:

Sat., August 25, 2018 (Time Trials @ 7:30 PM) - ALL-STAR CIRCUIT OF CHAMPIONS for 410 Sprints, plus Central PA Legends

Sat., Sept. 1, 2018 (7:30 PM) - BOB LEIBY MEMORIAL: 410 Sprints, 358 Sprints, and Central PA Legends, plus FIREWORKS [***Final points race for 410 Sprints***]

QUICK RESULTS – MONTIETH SCORES 5TH FEATURE WIN IN NON-STOP 6 MINUTE 22.068 SECOND 410 SPRINT FEATURE AT THE FABULOUS LINCOLN SPEEDWAY;

Rain postpones remainder of 358 feature to September 15th; Street stocks cancelled

ABBOTTSTOWN, PA 8/18/2018 – Brian Montieth picked up his 5th win of 2018 at Lincoln Speedway in the 25-lap 4210 sprint feature over Freddie Rahmer, Tim Glatfelter, Cory Haas, Landon Myers, Danny Dietrich, Matt Campbell, Kyle Moody, Adam Wilt, and Alan Krimes.

Rains arrived on lap 8 of the 358 sprint car feature, postponing the remaining 13 laps until Saturday, September 15th.

The street stock feature cannot be made up this season, so the total purse was evenly divided ($180 each) to the 18 cars that qualified for the feature.

Heats for the 22 410 Sprints were won by Scott Fisher, Landon Myers, and Matt Campbell.

Heats for the 23 358 Sprints were won by Tyler Ross, Kody Hartlaub, and Troy Wagaman, Jr.

Heats for the 20 Street Stocks were won by Jason Townsend and Ryan Smith.

Next Saturday night, August 25th, The ALL-STAR CIRCUIT OF CHAMPIONS come to Lincoln Speedway to take on the PA Posse and are joined by the Central PA Legends. Competition Pit gates will open at 5 PM, Spectator Pit Admission & General Admission gates will open at 5:30 PM. Hot laps will get underway at 7 PM, followed by time trials at 7:30 PM.

RACE RESULTS

Saturday, August 18, 2018

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

LAWRENCE CHEVROLET 410 SPRINTS

410 Sprint Feature Finish (25 Laps) – 1. 21-Brian Montieth; 2. 51-Freddie Rahmer; 3. 69-Tim Glatfelter; 4. 39-Cory Haas; 5. 19-Landon Myers; 6. 48-Danny Dietrich; 7. 16-Matt Campbell; 8. 99M-Kyle Moody; 9. 15-Adam Wilt; 10. 87-Alan Krimes; 11. 59-Jim Siegel; 12. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 13. 1X-Chad Trout; 14. 55K-Robbie Kendall; 15. 4R-Chase Dietz; 16. 2w-Glenndon Forsythe; 17. 21T-Scott Fisher; 18. 1*-Tim Wagaman; 19. 73B-Brett Michalski; 20. 11-Greg Plank; 21. 99M-Hank Donovan, Jr. (DNF); DNS – 3B-Randy Baughman. Time – 6:22.068

Lap Leaders – Landon Myers (1-3), Brian Montieth (4-25)

410 Sprint Heat One Finish (10 laps) – 1. 21T-Scott Fisher; 2. 21-Brian Montieth; 3. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 4. 39-Cory Haas; 5. 87-Alan Krimes; 6. 11-Greg Plank; 7. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe; 8. 99M-Hank Donovan, Jr. Time – 2:27.459

410 Sprint Heat Two Finish (10 laps) – 1. 19-Landon Myers; 2. 69-Tim Glatfelter; 3. 99M-Kyle Moody; 4. 59-Jim Siegel; 5. 1X-Chad Trout; 6. 55-Robbie Kendall; DNS – 3B-Randy Baughman. Time – 2:25.740

410 Sprint Heat Three Finish (10 laps) – 1. 16-Matt Campbell; 2. 73B-Brett Michalski; 3. 15-Adam Wilt; 4. 51-Freddie Rahmer; 5. 48-Danny Dietrich; 6. 4R-Chase Dietz; 7. 1*-Tim Wagaman (DNF). Time – 2:27.286

August 12th 2018

The 2018 Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars only had two shows on the books for this weekend. Brian Montieth took the rare Friday night race at BAPS Motor Speedway to bring his win total to six. Freddie Rahmer won at Lincoln Speedway to give him four series wins for the year. Greg Hodnett won his qualifying night at the Knoxville Nationals on Wednesday and finished 15th in the main event Saturday. Brock Zearfoss also qualified for the Knoxville Nationals and finished 19th.

The Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars continue this week with Williams Grove Speedway on August 17th. Lincoln and Port Royal Speedway both have shows on Saturday August 18th. Trail Way Speedway hosts their only series show of the year on Sunday August 19th.

Greg Hodnett leads the Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars points over Lucas Wolfe in 2nd and Danny Dietrich in 3rd.

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                CENTRAL PA SPRINT CARS
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After; August 11, 2018

Listing; position, car number, driver, points, series wins

1.    27    Greg Hodnett            1079    4
2.    24    Lucas Wolfe            948    5
3.    48    Danny Dietrich        875    9
4.    51    Freddie Rahmer        833    4
5.    21    Brian Montieth        723    6
6.    69k    Lance Dewease        676    10
7.    39    Anthony Macri        517    1
8.    3z    Brock Zearfoss        488    2
9.    39    Cory Haas            378    1
10.    11    T J Stutts            350
11.    1x    Chad Trout            345    1
12.    87    Alan Krimes            326
13.    1/7w    Logan Wagner        247    2
14.    59/58    Jim Siegel            245    1
15.    17B    Steve Buckwalter        240    1
16.    07    Gerard McIntyre Jr        235
17.    44    Trey Starks            232    2
17.    99    Kyle Moody            232
19.    55    Mike Wagner            219
20.    94    Ryan Smith            207
21.    88    Brandon Rahmer        200
22.    5    Dylan Cisney            193
23.    0    Rick Lafferty            161
24.    3    James McFadden        135
25.    20    Ryan Taylor            130    1
26.    12    Blane Heimbach        129
27.    4    Parker Price Miller        127
28.    M1    Mark Smith            122    1
29.    5    David Gravel            116
30.    2w    Glenndon Forsythe        115
31.    69    Tim Glatfelter            104
32.    24    Rico Abreu            94
33.    5    Tyler Ross            93
34.    29    Jason Shultz            89
35.    57    Kyle Larson            85    1
36.    4R    Chase Dietz            82    1
37.    15    Adam Wilt            81
38.    4    Kasey Kahne            72
39.    58    Aaron Ott            72    1
40.    7K    Cale Conley            72
41.    35    Tyler Esh            70    1
42.    1s    Logan Schuchart        66
43.    33    Jared Esh            66
44.    70    Dave Blaney            64    1
45.    15    Donny Schatz            60
46.    14    Tony Stewart            59
47.    16    Matt Campbell        55
48.    9    Daryn Pittman        54
49.    17B    Bill Balog            53
50.    22    Cole Duncan            50    1
51.    19    Landon Myers        49
52.    44    Rodney Westhafer        48
53.    1*    Tim Wagaman        45
54.    19    Brent Marks            40
54.    17    Caleb Helms            40
56.    21x    Austin Hogue            38
56.    14    Coleman Gullick        38
56.    5T    Tyler Reeser            38
59.    39    Spencer Bayston        35
59.    87    Aaron Reutzel        35
61.    37    J J Grasso            30
62.    90    Jordan Givler            28
63.    67    Justin Whittall        25
64.    47K    Kody :Lehman        24
64.    44    Joey Hershey            24
66.    49H    Bradley Howard        22
67.    10H    Chad Kemenah        20
67.    75    Frankie Herr            20
69.    73B    Brett Michalski        18
69.    W20    Greg Wilson            18
71.    7K    Dan Shetler            16
71.    98    Carl Bowser            16
71.    6K    Chris Knopp            16
74.    49    Brad Sweet            14
74.    2    A J Flick            14
74.    8s    Trenton Sheaffer        14
74.    3    Jac Haudenschild        14
78.    1a    Jacob Allen            12
78.    54a    Austin Burke            12
78.    21T    Scott Fisher            12
81.    12W    Troy Fraker            10
81.    33W    Michael Walter II        10
81.    49    Mallie Shuster        10
81.    53    Jessie Attard            10
81.    49x    Tim Shaffer            10
81.    2    Shane Stewart            10
81.    10    Joe Kata III            10

Coming Up...

8/17 Williams Grove Speedway
8/18 Lincoln Speedway
8/18 Port Royal Speedway
8/19 Trail Way Speedway

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Freddy Rahmer wins at Lincoln Speedway Lew Brubaker Photo

RACE RESULTS

Saturday, August 11, 2018

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

LAWRENCE CHEVROLET 410 SPRINTS

410 Sprint Feature Finish (25 Laps) – 1. 51-Freddie Rahmer; 2. 1X-Chad Trout; 3. 39M-Anthony Macri; 4. 99-Kyle Moody; 5. 07-Gerard McIntyre, Jr.; 6. 4R-Chase Dietz; 7. 87-Alan Krimes; 8. 69-Tim Glatfelter; 9. 39-Cory Haas; 10. 15-Adam Wilt; 11. 21-Brian Montieth; 12. 59-Jimmy Siegel; 13. 16-Matt Campbell; 14. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe; 15. 7K-Dan Shetler; 16. 21T-Scott Fisher; 17. 90-Jordan Givler; 18. 17-Colton Young; 19. 73B-Brett Michalski; 20. 10K-Joe Kata III; 21. 3B-Randy Baughman; 22. 19-Landon Myers (DNF); 23. 88-Brandon Rahmer (DNF); 24. 74-Dwayne Gutshall (DNF); No Time.

Lap Leaders – Freddie Rahmer (1-25)

410 Sprint Heat One Finish (10 laps/6 to qualify) – 1. 07-Gerard McIntyre, Jr.; 2. 69-Time Glatfelter; 3. 51-Freddie Rahmer; 4. 39-Cory Haas; 5. 15-Adam Wilt; 6. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 7. 90-Jordon Givler; 8. 11-Greg Plank. Time – 2:23.090

410 Sprint Heat Two Finish (10 laps/6 to qualify) – 1. 1X-Chad Trout; 2. 21-Brian Montieth; 3. 87-Alan Krimes; 4. 17-Cole Young; 5. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe; 6. 59-Jim Siegel; 7. 16-Matt Campbell; 8. 73B-Brett Michalski. Time – 2:27.869

410 Sprint Heat Three Finish (10 laps/6 to qualify) – 1. 39M-Anthony Macri; 2. 7K-Dan Shetler; 3. 99M-Kyle Moody; 4. 4R-Chase Dietz; 5. 10-Zach Eucalano; 6. 19-Landon Myers; 7. 74-Dwayne Gutshall; 8. 3B-Randy Baughman. No Time

410 Sprint Consolation Finish (10 laps/6 to qualify) – 1. 16-Matt Campbell; 2. 73B-Brett Michalski; 3. 21T-Scott Fisher; 4. 3B-Randy Baughman; 5. 90-Jordon Givler; 6. 74-Dwayne Gutshall; 7. 11-Greg Plank; DNS – 10-Zach Eucalano. No Time

Time Trial Results - 1. 51-Freddie Rahmer, 13.321 (101.344 MPH); 2. 21-Brian Montieth, 13.400; 3. 99M-Kyle Moody, 13.488; 4. 07-Gerard McIntyre, Jr., 13.527; 5. 87-Alan Krimes, 13.528; 6. 39M-Anthony Macri, 13.540; 7. 69-Tim Glatfelter, 13.616; 8. 1X-Chad Trout, 13.657; 9. 3B-Randy Baughman, 13.711; 10. 39-Cory Haas, 13.715; 11. 17-Cole Young, 13.721; 12. 7K-Dan Shetler, 13.732; 13. 15-Adam Wilt, 13.741; 14. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe, 13.749; 15. 10-Joe Kata III, 13.784; 16. 88-Brandon Rahmer, 13.785; 17. 59-Jim Siegel, 13.863; 18. 21T-Scott Fisher, 13.971; 19. 4R-Chase Dietz, 13.971; 20. 16-Matt Campbell, 14.070; 21. 19-Landon Myers, 14.097; 22. 90-Jordan Givler, 14.334; 23. 73B-Brett Michalski, 14.385; 24. 74-Dwayne Gutshall, 14.551; 25. 11-Greg Plank, 14.704; 26. 10-Zach Eucalano, NT.

Brian Montieth wins at BAPS Motor Speedway Friday Jeff Hertzler Photo

BAPS Motor Speedway

1 #21 Brian Montieth 2 #94 Ryan Smith 3 #37 JJ Grasso 4 #M1 Mark Smith 5 #35 Tyler Esh 6 #07 Gerard McIntyre 7 #99M Kyle Moody 8 #39M Anthony Macri 9 #90 Jordan Givler 10 #49H Bradley Howard 11 #7K Dan Shetler 12 #19S Steven Drevicki 13 #21T Scott Fisher 14 #90JR Kody Hartlaub 15 #54 Austin Burke 16 #15S Shai Morris 17 #11 Greg Plank 18 #10 Joe Kata 19 #5T Tyler Reeser 20 #5 Tyler Ross 21 #74D TJ DeHaven 22 #19 Colby Womer 23 #1X Chad Trout 24 #I07 Mark Coldren 25 #33W Mike Walter

August 5th 2018

The 2018 Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars were rained out another time Friday night at Williams Grove Speedway. On Saturday night August 4th Logan Wagner took his 2nd point series win of the year at Port Royal Speedway. At Lincoln Speedway it was Brian Montieth in victory lane for the 5th time in the series this year.

The Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars continue this week with BAPS Motor Speedway hosting a rare Friday night show on August 10th. The series moves to Lincoln Speedway Saturday August 11th. Williams Grove Speedway is off Friday night and Port Royal is off Saturday night. A few of the Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA drivers will be in Iowa for the 2018 Knoxville Nationals, including the top 3 in points.

Greg Hodnett leads the Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars points over Lucas Wolfe in 2nd and Danny Dietrich in 3rd.

   CHAMPION RACING OIL / STIRLING LUBRICANTS
                CENTRAL PA SPRINT CARS
                presented by Hoseheads.com

After; August 4, 2018

Listing; position, car number, driver, points, series wins

1.    27    Greg Hodnett            1079    4
2.    24    Lucas Wolfe            948    5
3.    48    Danny Dietrich        875    9
4.    51    Freddie Rahmer        783    3
5.    69k    Lance Dewease        676    10
6.    21    Brian Montieth        673    5
7.    3z    Brock Zearfoss        488    2
8.    39    Anthony Macri        473    1
9.    39    Cory Haas            366    1
10.    11    T J Stutts            350
11.    87    Alan Krimes            310
11.    1x    Chad Trout            310    1
13.    1/7w    Logan Wagner        247    2
14.    59/58    Jim Siegel            245    1
15.    17B    Steve Buckwalter        240    1
16.    44    Trey Starks            232    2
17.    55    Mike Wagner            219
18.    88    Brandon Rahmer        200
19.    07    Gerard McIntyre Jr        197
20.    5    Dylan Cisney            193
21.    99    Kyle Moody            191
22.    59/94    Ryan Smith            172
23.    0    Rick Lafferty            161
24.    3    James McFadden        135
25.    20    Ryan Taylor            130    1

Coming Up...

8/10 BAPS Motor Speedway
8/11 Lincoln Speedway

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Logan Wagner wins at Port Royal Speedway PA Brian Rhoad Photo

Port Royal Speedway

The Only Place To See Super Sprints And Super Lates Every Saturday Night

Logan Wagner Wins Second Of Season In Port Royal Sprints, Gene Knaub Wins Oval First In Late Models

Newlin Gets Season Second In 305s As Eric Irvin Gets First Of Year In Econos

8/4/18

PORT ROYAL, Pa. – Logan Wagner scored his second win of the season for the Zemco stables at Port Royal Speedway on Saturday night, taking the $3,600 sprint car main over Rick Lafferty.

The 22-lap super late model main saw Dover’s Gene Knaub record his first-ever oval division win for a $2,000 payday by holding off a surging Andy Haus.

The 18-lap 305 sprint car main was a thrilling event that went non stop with Newport’s Zach Newlin claiming his second oval checkers of the season while Eric Irvin claimed the econo late model main to close out the night.

Second starter Justin Whittal of Medford, New Jersey took the lead at the start of the 25-lap 410 sprint car main with Kody Lehman and Rick Lafferty giving chase.

The first 18 laps of the event would go non-stop before the only caution flag of the race unfurled.

And during those 18 laps, eighth starter Logan Wagner stormed to the front, up to third on the fourth circuit, behind Lafferty.

It took Wagner seven laps to muscle by Lafferty for second before making an attempt to steal the lead.

But a swoop into the third turn shortly after getting second failed to net him the top spot and instead it allowed Whittal to get away during the ensuing laps.

In fact, Whittal was comfortably in front of Wagner’s No. 1 when the aforementioned caution lights came on for a stopped Dylan Cisney on the frontstretch.

Cisney was running in fourth when he blew a right rear tire in front of a challenging Lucas Wolfe with Wolfe narrowly avoiding major contact.

The caution wiped out a more than one second lead held by Whittal and on the restart, instead of Wagner taking a shot for the win it was Lafferty blasting to the bottom in the first turn.

But Wagner was up to the challenge and held on to second while trying to keep the leader in his sights.

Whittal seemed to be struggling in the turns with five laps to go but still Wagner didn’t close dramatically but then as the pair raced toward the line for the two-to-go sign, Whittal seemed to slip high, allowing Wagner to zoom by for control in a sudden turn of events.

Whittal then zinged down across the track, grazing the inside frontstretch barrier as he worked to keep his wheels underneath all the while losing more spots, to both Lafferty and Wolfe.

Wagner then blasted to the win by 3.897 seconds over the final two laps, followed by Lafferty, Wolfe, Whittal and Jared Esh.

Sixth through 10th went to Tyler Reeser, Mike Wagner, Trenton Sheaffer, Kody Lehman and Joe Kata III.

Heats went to Cisney and Logan Wagner.

Gene Knaub would lead all 22 laps of the super late model main, most of it with Tim Wilson racing in second.

Three caution flags and a red flag hampered Knaub’s pace.

The red flag appeared on the seventh tour when the cars of Tim Smith Jr., Trent Brenneman and Dillan Stake connected in the third turn.

The final restart with two laps to go found Knaub and Wilson followed by Dylan Yoder, Andy Haus and Jeff Rine.

And when action resumed, Haus zoomed to the low side in the first and second turns to dig by both Yoder and Wilson to take over second with a lap to go.

Haus then shot across the bottom in the first and second turns on the final lap to try to steal the win but his car pushed up the track, allowing Knaub to get away to the victory by 1.060 seconds.

Wilson was third followed by Yoder and Rine.

Sixth through 10th went to Dan Stone, Kyle Lear, Roy Deese Jr., Andrew Yoder and Chad Myers.

Heats went to Deese, Rine and Wilson.

Zach Newlin would win the 18-lap 305 sprint main but only after a wild fracas for the win staged between he, Kyle Smith and Drew Ritchey.

Smith started 12th in the field and rolled around the top groove on the opening lap to be sitting fourth when it was completed.

He battled with Ritchey for the first half of the event for second before taking the spot with six laps to go.

Both he and Ritchey then closed on leader Newlin and raced just off of each others bumpers for the final six laps with Newlin outlasting repeated attempted passed for control by Smith with Ritchey waiting to pounce.

Newlin and Smith were side by side more than once including in the final turns but Newlin won the race back to the line for the victory by .172 seconds.

Ritchey was third followed by 16th starter Ken Duke Jr. and Ron Aurand.

Sixth through 10th went to Jonathan Jones, Jaremi Hanson, Nick Sweigart, Tyler Denochik and Austin Bishop.

Heats were won by Newlin, Hanson, Sweigart and Jeff Miller. John Scarborough won the consolation race.

Derick Garman led the first two circuits of the econo late model main before Tim Krape drove by for the lead.

A restart on lap seven saw Eric Irvin blast by Krape for the lead and win.

Irvin amassed a 2.023 second lead by the finish with Krape finishing second followed by Todd Snook, Tim Fedder and Kenny Yoder.

Sixth through 10th went to Derick Garman, JR Toner, Ryan Walls, Ryan Sager and Chase Bowsman.

Heats were taken by Fedder, Irvin and Toner.

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Feature Finishes

8/4/18

410 sprints, 35 laps: 1. Logan Wagner, 2. Rick Lafferty, 3. Lucas Wolfe, 4. Justin Whittal, 5. Jared Esh, 6. Tyler Reeser, 7. Mike Wagner, 8. Trenton Sheaffer, 9. Kody Lehman, 10. Joe Kata III., 11. Dylan Cisney, 12. Joey Hershey

Late models, 22 laps: 1. Gene Knaub, 2. Andy Haus, 3. Tim Wilson, 4. Dylan Yoder, 5. Jeff Rine, 6. Dan Stone, 7. Kyle Lear, 8. Roy Deese Jr., 9. Andrew Yoder, 10. Chad Myers, 11. Robbie Black, 12. Jerry Bard, 13. Dave Brouse Jr., 14. Dave Stamm,15. Kyle Knapp, 16. Kody Lyter, 17. Scott Flickinger, 18. Billy Wampler, 19. Nick Dickson, 20. Tim Smith Jr., 21. Dillan Stake, 22. Trent Brenneman, 23. Austin Berry, 24. Vern Zerby, 25. Mike Lupfer

DNQ: Ralph Morgan J r., Justin Kann, Paul Cursey

Econo late models, 18 laps: 1. Eric Irvin, 2. Tim Krape, 3. Todd Snook, 4. Tim Fedder, 5. Kenny Yoder, 6. Derick Garman, 7. JR Toner, 8. Ryan Walls, 9. Ryan Sager, 10. Chase Bowsman, 11. Jason Davis, 12. Cory Lawler, 13. Jared Fulkroad, 14. Derrick Gahagan, 15. Curt Dunn, 16. Scott Landis, 17. John Myers, 18. Roger Beason, 19. Harold Ranck Jr.

DNS: Dillan Stake, Andew Stotler

305 sprints, 18 laps: 1. Zach Newlin, 2. Kyle Smith, 3. Drew Ritchey, 4. Ken Duke JR., 5. Ron Aurand, 6. Jonathan Jones, 7. Jaremi Hanson, 8. Nick Sweigart, 9. Tyler Denochik, 10. Austin Bishop, 11. Greg Dabrosky, 12. Jake Waters, 13. Jeff Miller, 14. John Scarbourough, 15. Kyle Ganoe, 16. Christian Rumsey, 17. Erin Statler, 18. Eric Husick, 19. John Fiore, 20. Josh Dressler, 21. Reed Thompson, 22. Robert Garvey, 23. Dave Guss Jr., 24. Cale Riegle

DNQ: Kassidy Kreitz, Nathan Gramley, Jimmy White, Dave Grube, Randy Sterling, Tim Stallings, Wally Eshenaur, Stephanie Dodson, Dave Wickham, Fred Arnold, Tim Smolenyak, Ben McCall, Dave Graber, Scott Ellerman

Brian Montieth wins at Lincoln Speedway Nicole Signor KMM Photo

RACE RESULTS

Saturday, August 4, 2018

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

DCS SCHOOL OF DRIVING NIGHT

LAWRENCE CHEVROLET 410 SPRINTS

410 Sprint Feature Finish (25 Laps) – 1. 21-Brian Montieth; 2. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe; 3. 39-Cory Haas; 4. 1*-Tim Wagaman; 5. 39M-Anthony Macri; 6. 1X-Chad Trout; 7. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 8. 59-Jim Siegel; 9. 51-Freddie Rahmer; 10. 99M-Kyle Moody; 11. 87-Alan Krimes; 12. 7K-Dan Shetler; 13. 21T-Scott Fisher; 14. 69-Tim Glatfelter; 15. 90-Jordon Givler; 16. 49H-Bradley Howard; 17. 73B-Brett Michalski; 18. 74D-TJ DeHaven; 19. 11-Greg Plank; 20. 17-Cole Young (DNF); 21. 21X-Austin Hogue (DNF); 22. 10-Zach Eucalano (DNF); 23. 3B-Randy Baughman (DNF); 24. 5-Tyler Ross. No Time

Lap Leaders – Brian Montieth (1-25)

410 Sprint Heat One Finish (10 laps) – 1. 21-Brian Montieth; 2. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe; 3. 21X-Austin Hogue; 4. 59-Jim Siegel; 5. 39M-Anthony Macri; 6. 17-Cole Young; 7. 73B-Brett Michalski; 8. 11-Greg Plank. Time – 2:29.34

410 Sprint Heat Two Finish (10 laps) – 1. 1*-Tim Wagaman; 2. 7K-Dan Shetler; 3. 3B-Randy Baughman; 4. 69-Tim Glatfelter; 5. 87-Alan Krimes; 6. 48H-Bradley Howard; 7. 51-Freddie Rahmer; 8. 5-Tyler Ross. Time – 2:23.586

410 Sprint Heat Three Finish (10 laps) – 1. 21T-Scott Fisher; 2. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 3. 1X-Chad Trout; 4. 39-Cory Haas; 5. 99M-Kyle Moody; 6. 90-Jordon Givler; 7. 74D-TJ DeHaven; 8. 10-Zach Eucalano. Time – 2:28.141

KEISER ALUMINUM WHEELS 358 SPRINTS

358 Sprint Feature Finish (20 Laps) – 1. 19D-Wyatt Hinkle; 2. 35-Steve Owings; 3. 41B-Tyler Ross; 4. 41-Scott Geesey; 5. 19-Troy Wagaman, Jr.; 6. 12-Brent Shearer; 7. 66A-Cody Fletcher; 8. 38D-Kyle Denmyer; 9. 14T-Tyler Walton; 10. 28-Matt Findley; 11. 7-Trey Hivner; 12. 11D-Kody Hartlaub; 13. 5T-Travis Scott; 14. 59-Steve Wilbur; 15. 89-Ashley Cappetta; 16. 44-Dylan Norris; 17. 34-Mark VanVorst; 18. 5A-Zachary Allman (DNF); 19. 2D-Aaron Spahr (DNF); 20. 13A-Trevin Caruccio (DNF); 21. 80-Rodney Westhafer (DNF); DNS – 66-Jeff Halligan. No Time

Lap Leaders – Wyatt Hinkle (1-20)

358 Sprint Heat One Finish (10 laps) – 1. 7-Trey Hivner; 2. 89-Ashley Cappetta; 3. 44-Dylan Norris; 4. 19-Troy Wagaman, Jr.; 5. 80-Rodney Westhafer; 6. 11D-Cody Hartlaub; 7. 2D-Dylan Orwig; 8. 66-Jeff Halligan (DNF). Time – 2:29.34

358 Sprint Heat Two Finish (10 laps) – 1. 14T-Tyler Walton; 2. 35-Steve Owings; 3. 19D-Wyatt Hinkle; 4. 66A-Cody Fletcher; 5. 12-Brent Shearer; 6. 5A-Zachary Allman; 7. 13A-Trevin Caruccio; DNS – 9-Dalton Dietrich. Time – 2:26.28

358 Sprint Heat Three Finish (10 laps) – 1. 41-Scott Geesey; 2. 41B-Tyler Ross; 3. 28-Matt Findley; 4. 38D-Kyle Denmyer; 5. 59-Steve Wilbur; 6. 5T-Travis Scott; 7. 34-Mark VanHorst. Time – 2:25.93

CLASSIC RACING SERIES

Classic Racing Series Feature Finish (20 Laps) – 1. 89-Joe Brown; 2. 73-Neal Reamer; 3. 86-Wes Brown; 4. 9-Dylan Brown; 5. 07-Charlie Summers; 6. 2-Jim Rost; 7. 09-Ron Grove; 8. 56-Lance Grove; 9. 48-Mike Cashman; 10. 54J-Jimmy Combs (DNF); 11. 100-Al Vican (DNF); 12. 19-Chad Stine (DNF); 13. 87-Roland Brown (DNF). No Time

Lap Leaders – Dylan Brown (1-7), Joe Brown (8-20)

Classic Racing Series Heat 1 Finish (6 Laps) – 1. 9-Dylan Brown; 2. 09-Ron Grove; 3. 19-Chad Stine; 4. 56-Lance Grove; 5. 48-Michael Cashman; 6. 86-Wes Brown (DNF); DNS – 2-Jim Rost. No Time

Classic Racing Series Heat 2 Finish (6 Laps) – 1. 73-Neal Reamer; 2. 89-Joe Brown; 3. 07-Charlie Summers; 4. 87-Roland Brown; 5. 54J-Jimmy Combs; 6. 100-Al Vican (DNF). Time – 2:41. 62

July 29th 2018

The 2018 Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars were rained out once again Friday night at Williams Grove Speedway. On Saturday night July 28th Port Royal held their Living Legends Dream race with Lance Dewease walking away with the big check and his 10th win of the year. The same night at Lincoln Speedway Chase Dietz took his first Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars win of 2018.

The Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars continue this week with Williams Grove Speedway Friday night August 3rd. On Saturday August 4th Lincoln Speedway and Port Royal Speedway both host shows.

Greg Hodnett leads the Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars points over Lucas Wolfe in 2nd and Danny Dietrich in 3rd.

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After; July 28, 2018

Listing; position, car number, driver, points, series wins

1.    27    Greg Hodnett            1079    4
2.    24    Lucas Wolfe            918    5
3.    48    Danny Dietrich        875    9
4.    51    Freddie Rahmer        771    3
5.    69k    Lance Dewease        676    10
6.    21    Brian Montieth        623    4
7.    3z    Brock Zearfoss        488    2
8.    39    Anthony Macri        453    1
9.    11    T J Stutts            350
10.    39    Cory Haas            336    1
11.    87    Alan Krimes            310
12.    39    Chad Trout            292    1
13.    17B    Steve Buckwalter        240    1
14.    44    Trey Starks            232    2
15.    59/58    Jim Siegel            231    1
16.    55    Mike Wagner             203
17.    1/7w    Logan Wagner        197    1
17.    07    Gerard McIntyre Jr        197
19.    5    Dylan Cisney            193
20.    88    Brandon Rahmer        184
21.    99    Kyle Moody            181
22.    59/94    Ryan Smith            172
23.    3    James McFadden        135
24.    20    Ryan Taylor            130    1
25.    12    Blane Heimbach        129

Coming Up...

8/3 Williams Grove Speedway
8/4 Port Royal Speedway
8/4 Lincoln Speedway

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Saturday, July 28, 2018

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

CHASE DIETZ SCORES THIRD CAREER LINCOLN WIN IN 410 SPRINT FEATURE;

ABBOTTSTOWN, PA 7/28/2018 – York’s Chase Dietz survived 23 grueling non-stop laps through heavy lapped traffic and fought off the late-race challenges of Adam Wilt to record his third career win in the 25-lap 410 sprint feature Saturday night at the Fabulous Lincoln Speedway.

By virtue of his heat win earlier in the night, Dietz outraced fellow heat winner and polesitter Randy Baughman to lead the first lap at the start of the 25-lap feature. Fourth-starting Tim Glatfelter got by Baughman for the runner-up spot on the second lap, just before the only stoppage of action on the third.

Austin Hogue stopped in turn two on the third lap to bring out the caution. Little did anyone think at that time it was the last.

Dietz immediately went back to work on the top-side of the track on the restart and pulled away to nearly a one second lead over Glatfelter as the front-runners entered lapped traffic on the ninth lap.

With lapped cars battling for position all around the leaders, Dietz continued to make the high-groove work and opened up a one and a half second lead on Glatfelter with 10 laps to go.

Lapped cars started to became a serious issue as the laps wound down and forced Dietz off the top groove several occasions, allowing Glatfelter and sixth-starting Adam Wilt close the gap.

Wilt began to assert himself with five laps to go and got around Glatfelter for second in heavy lapped traffic with five laps to go. At the same time the race-leading Dietz got bottled up behind several lapped cars and suddenly saw Wilt to his inside with three laps to go.

And so the race was on to the checkered as Dietz and Wilt tried desperately to find an opening to get clear of the lapped cars.

Dietz found the opening he needed and slipped away over the final two laps to take the checkered .59-seconds ahead for his first 410 sprint win at Lincoln since July 16th 2016.

“I had lapped cars fighting for position and just did what I could to stay in front,” said a happy Dietz as he celebrated with family and friends in victory lane.

Wilt settled for a hard-fought second place finish, with Glatfelter finishing third.

Ninth-starting Alan Krimes and 10th-starting Jim Siegel finished fourth and fifth respectively.

Completing the top-10 were Matt Campbell, 15th-starting Brian Montieth, Tyler Ross, 21st-starting Brandon Rahmer, and 17th-starting Kyle Moody.

Heats for the 24 410 Sprints on hand were won by Scott Fisher, Baughman, and Dietz.

After winning nearly everything there was to win in micro-sprint racing, Mifflintown’s Tyler Walton had yet to win in a 358 sprinter at Lincoln Speedway. That was until Saturday night.

Just as it appeared Walton was going to settle for second behind Wyatt Hinkle in the 20-lap 358 sprint feature, a caution followed by a red flag for three flipping cars battling for top-five positions with five laps to go.

The restart gave Walton the opportunity he needed and immediately drove hard into the first turn as the race went back to green and slipped around Hinkle for the lead.

From there Walton drove away over the final five laps to record his first career Lincoln Speedway 358 Sprint win, and the second over his career since moving up from the micro-sprint sprint ranks a year ago.

Hinkle had to settle for second after leading the first 15 laps, with 12th-starting Troy Wagaman, Jr. finishing third, Dwight Leppo fourth, and Trey Hivner fifth.

Completing the top-10 were 14th-starting Kody Hartlaub, polesitter Jake Galloway, Dylan Norris, 16th-starting Kyle Denmyer, and 23rd-starting Tyler Ross.

Heats for the 26 358 Sprinters on hand were won by Walton, Galloway, and Brent Shearer.

Saxton’s Michael Altobelli, Jr. added to his great 2018 racing season with a dominating win in the 20-lap Mid-Atlantic Modified feature at Lincoln Speedway.

Altobelli grabbed the lead from outside front row starter Rick Hulson on the second lap and then put on a clinic the remaining 18 laps, surviving four cautions en route to the win.

A final caution with two laps to go set up a possible shootout with the veteran Hulson who had not given up after being passed for the lead on the second lap.

But Altobelli was not to be denied this night as he drove away the final laps for another convincing 2018 win.

Hulson settled for second, with polesitter James Sparks third, June 16th Lincoln winner Ray Kable fourth, and Justin Cullum fifth.

Completing the top-10 were Brent Hamilton, Mike Corbin, Ray Cicerrele, Josh Hughs, and Cody Oliver.

Heats for the 22 Mid-Atlantic Modifieds on hand were won by Brad Kling, Altobelli, and Rick Hulson.

Next Saturday night, August 4th, Lincoln Speedway swings back into action with the 410 Sprints and 358 Sprints being joined by the Classic Racing Series. In addition, the York Flooring KIDS BIG WHEEL RACES will be held for the final time in 2018. Competition Pit gates will open at 5 PM, Spectator Pit Admission & General Admission gates will open at 5:30 PM. Hot laps will get underway at 7 PM, with heats getting underway at 7:30 PM.

RACE RESULTS

Saturday, July 28, 2018

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

PEPSI NIGHT/ARCH NIGHT

LAWRENCE CHEVROLET 410 SPRINTS

410 Sprint Feature Finish (25 Laps) – 1. 4R-Chase Dietz ($3,500); 2. 15-Adam Wilt; 3. 69-Tim Glatfelter; 4. 87-Alan Krimes; 5. 59-Jim Siegel; 6. 16-Matt Campbell; 7. 21-Brian Montieth; 8. 5-Tyler Ross; 9. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 10. 99-Kyle Moody; 11. 1*-Tim Wagaman, Jr.; 12. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe; 13. 1X-Chad Trout; 14. 21T-Scott Fisher; 15. 7K-Dan Shetler; 16. 10K-Joe Kata III; 17. 17-Cole Young; 18. 73B-Brett Michalski; 19. 11-Greg Plank; 20. 74-Dwayne Gutshall (DNF); 21. 90-Jordan Givler (DNF); 22. 3B-Randy Baughman (DNF): 23. 21X-Austin Hogue (DNF); 24. 10-Zach Eucalano (DNF). No Time.

Lap Leaders – Chase Dietz (1-25)

410 Sprint Heat One Finish (10 laps) – 1. 21T-Scott Fisher; 2. 5-Tyler Ross; 3. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe; 4. 59-Jim Siegel; 5. 21X-Austin Hogue; 6. 73B-Brett Michalski; 7. 11-Greg Plank (DNF); 8. 10-Zach Eucalano (DNF). No Time

410 Sprint Heat Two Finish (10 laps/6 to qualify) – 1. 3B-Randy Baughman; 2. 69-Tim Glatfelter; 3. 16-Matt Campbell; 4. 10K-Joe Kata, III; 5. 7K-Dan Shetler; 6. 99M-Kyle Moody; 7. 1X-Chad Trout; 8. 17-Cole Young. No Time

410 Sprint Heat Three Finish (10 laps/6 to qualify) – 1. 4R-Chase Dietz; 2. 15-Adam Wilt; 3. 87-Alan Krimes; 4. 1*-Tim Wagaman; 5. 21-Brian Montieth; 6. 90-Jordon Givler; 7. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 8. 74-Dwayne Gutshall. Time – 2:28.883

Dewease Passes Dietrich For Port Royal Dream Race Victory, Pockets $12,450

7/28/18

PORT ROYAL, Pa. – Lance Dewease of Fayetteville won the second Living Legend Dream Race of his career at Port Royal Speedway on Saturday night to notch his 110th career oval victory, worth $10,000.

Dewease overtook Danny Dietrich in traffic on the 12th lap of the 35-lap maint to pick up the win after also claiming one of the semi-mains earlier in the night, worth $2,000.

In the 25-lap Moon Shine Camo Rt. 35 Series super late model main, it was Colton Flinner of Allison Park taking the $2,200 victory after dueling with Tim Wilson for his first career oval victory.

Dietrich drew the pole and Dewease the second starting spot for the 410 sprint car Dream Race and Dietrich rushed into the lead on the first lap although Dewease tried to sneak into control early.

Only three laps of the event were recorded before the only caution flag of the race unfurled for Dylan Cisney who was stopped on the backstretch after breaking a rear end on his car.

Dietrich chose the inside line for the double file restart and got away from Dewease’s No. 69K when green reappeared.

With 10 laps down, Dietrich held a .701 second lead over Dewease, just before he entered the rear of the field on the 11th tour.

And it was in that traffic that Dewease was able to snare control when Dietrich set his No. 48 into the first corner to work by a lapped car.

As Dietrich drove low to get by the car he also failed to hold a stead line, instead sliding up across the racetrack and as he was sliding, Dewease was biting fast on the low side through the turns.

The pair drag raced onto the backchute before Dewease blasted across the middle of the third corner to slide up in front of Dietrich for good as the pair raced off of the fourth corner.

The race for second heated up next as Brock Zearfoss caught Dietrich on the 19th tour and swapped the spot with him.

But Dietrich was up to the task and continued to hold the position until lap 24 when Zearfoss seized second, leaving Dietrich to content with Logan Schuchart.

Dewease had a straightaway lead with four laps to go as he continued to pull away, taking the eventual win by 5.398 seconds.

Dietrich regrouped late in the race and was able to sneak by Zearfoss and reclaim second on the final lap with Zearfoss settling for third.

After starting 13th, Freddie Rahmer put on a show from start to finish, motoring front to finish fourth and collect a $250 Hard Charger Award.

Schuchart finished where he started in fifth.

Sixth through 10th went to Greg Hodnett, Lucas Wolfe, Mike Wagner, Jacob Allen and James McFadden.

Twin semi mains worth $2,000 each were taken earlier in the night by McFadden and Dewease.

McFadden out raced and held off Logan Wagner to win the first semi with Dietrich finishing third.

Wagner did get by McFadden for the lead briefly on the eighth tour.

Dewease took his semi main victory over Logan Schuchart and Brock Zearfoss with Schuchart blasting into second on the first lap.

Logan Wagner set overall fast time on the night with a lap of 16.250 seconds.

Dewease took home a total of $12,450 for his night’s work including $200 to lead lap 27 and $250 to lead lap 22.

It was his fourth win of the season at the track and moved him to within 19 of tying Keith Kauffman on the track all-time win list.

Gene Knaub looked shot out of a cannon when the 25-lap super late model main got started and was driving away from the field on the seventh lap when he blew a tire, surrendering the point to Tim Wilson.

Wilson had Colton Flinner and Matt Parks in pursuit after getting the lead and Flinner proved a challenge as the race wore on.

The front pair was racing closely, side by side on the 17th tour when they collided in the first corner with both drivers sustaining damage while continuing on only to collect fourth runner Andy Haus.

The restart for Haus saw the pair continue to duel while Tim Smith Jr. took a stab at the lead but Wilson soon began slipping backward and Flinner took control with six laps to go.

After starting 10th, Jason Covert came to second during the final few laps and tracked down the leader only to run out of time to mount a winning bid.

Flinner took the victory by .611 seconds over Covert, Smith Jr., Dylan Yoder and Wilson.

Sixth through 10th went to Mike Lupfer, Jeff Rine, Kenny Moreland, Chad Myers and Roy Deese Jr.

Heats for the 32-car field went to Shaun Jones, Smith Jr., Flinner and Lupfer with Billy Wampler claiming the consolation race.

Keep up to date on all the latest speedway news and information by visiting the speedway’s official website at www.portroyalspeedway.com or by following the oval on facebook and twitter.

Feature Finishes 7/28/18

410 sprints, 35 laps: 1. Lance Dewease 2. Danny Dietrich 3. Brock Zearfoss 4. Freddie Rahmer 5. Logan Schuchart 6. Greg Hodnett 7. Lucas Wolfe 8. Mike Wagner 9. Jacob Allen 10. James McFadden 11. Logan Wagner 12. Cole Duncan 13. Steve Buckwalter 14. Blane Heimbach 15. Anthony Macri 16. Jared Esh 17. Gerard McIntyre 18. Ryan Taylor 19. Rick Lafferty 20. Tyler Reese 21. AJ Flick 22. Nicole Bower 23. Cory Haas 24. Joey Hershey 25. Kody Lehman 26. Dylan Cisney.

DNQ: Kody Lehman, Anthony Fiore, Robbie Kendall, Austin Burke, Nicole Bower, Trenton Sheaffer, Vince Snyder.

July 22nd 2018

2018 CHAMPION RACING OIL/STIRLING LUBRICANTS CENTRAL PA SPRINT CARS Presented by HOSEHEADS

with associate sponsors; ButlerBuilt Seats, Conroy “Pneu” Control, Hoosier Tire Mid-Atlantic, Maxim Chassis, Capitol Renegade, Fast Tees and J&S Fabrication.

Freddie Rahmer & Lance Dewease Send The Outlaws Packin'

The 2018 Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars had three shows scheduled with the World of Outlaws for Thursday July 19th to July 21st. The first of the three was run at Lincoln Speedway Thursday night July 19th. Freddie Rahmer took the win for his first career World of Outlaws victory. The series moved to Williams Grove Speedway Friday July 20th for the Morgan Cup. Lance Dewease not only won the race but set a new all time win record with 91 wins at Williams Grove Speedway. The Saturday show at Williams Grove was rained out. The World of Outlaws left Central PA win less for the weekend.

The Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars continue this week with with the Jersey Rush VIII at New Egypt Speedway in NJ on Tuesday July 24th. The action moves back to Williams Grove Speedway Friday night July 27th. On Saturday July 28th Lincoln Speedway and Port Royal Speedway both host shows with Port Royal having their Living Legends race honoring Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars point leader Greg Hodnett.

Greg Hodnett leads the Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars points over Lucas Wolfe in 2nd and Danny Dietrich in 3rd.

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After; July 20, 2018

Listing; position, car number, driver, points, series wins

1.    27    Greg Hodnett            1061    3
2.    24    Lucas Wolfe            902    5
3.    48    Danny Dietrich        840    9
4.    51    Freddie Rahmer        746    3
5.    69k    Lance Dewease        626    9
6.    21    Brian Montieth        607    4
7.    3z    Brock Zearfoss        458    2
8.    39    Anthony Macri        453    1
9.    11    T J Stutts            350
10.    39    Cory Haas            336    1
11.    39    Chad Trout            292    1
12.    87    Alan Krimes            285
13.    17B    Steve Buckwalter        240    1
14.    44    Trey Starks            232    2
15.    59/58    Jim Siegel            211    1
16.    1/7w    Logan Wagner        197    1
16.    07    Gerard McIntyre Jr        197
18.    5    Dylan Cisney            193
19.    55    Mike Wagner            189
20.    59/94    Ryan Smith            172
20.    88    Brandon Rahmer        172
22.    99    Kyle Moody            171
23.    20    Ryan Taylor            130    1
24.    12    Blane Heimbach        129
25.    4    Parker Price Miller        127

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7/20-21 Williams Grove Speedway World of Outlaws

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Williams Grove Morgan Cup for World of Outlaws Craftsman Sprintcars winner Lance Dewease and crew and family Paul Arch Photo

Dewease Whips Williams Grove Crowd Into Frenzy, Drives Past Schatz To Become Winningest Sprint Car Driver In Track History

7/20/18 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Mechanicsburg – Lance Dewease made Williams Grove Speedway history in the biggest and best way on Friday night by driving by nine-time World of Outlaws champion Donny Schatz in the Summer Nationals to become the winningest sprint car driver of all-time at the historic oval.

Dewease’s win mark now stands at 91 atop the track’s all-time win list.

He took his first victory at the speedway on July 10, 1992.

Dewease started fourth in the 25-lap World of Outlaws feature and drove into third on the opening lap while polesitter Schatz took the lead over Lucas Wolfe.

Only three circuits could be recorded before the first of several caution flags unfurled on the field.

Dewease got by Wolfe for second on the double-file restart and began trying to keep time with Schatz.

However he was only able to keep Schatz from slipping away over the ensuing laps as opposed to catching him and the frontrunners hit lapped traffic with 11 laps completed.

Another caution flag bunched the field and wiped out a near one-second lead held by Schatz and Dewease made an attempt when action resumed in double file style but the start was called back for a turn one tangle.

The ensuing restart was then single file and Dewease made a low side swoop in the first corner when action got restarted only to see Schatz ride the cushion back around and get away onto the backchute.

Just one lap was again completed before another yellow flag again slowed the field and forced a double file restart.

And again Dewease tried to sneak underneath but no dice.

Another one lap in the books and another caution on the 18th circuit bunched the field for what would be the final time and this time, after Dewease had been showing himself to the leader on the inside of the first and second turns previously, Schatz took the lane away.

And while Schatz motored low, Dewease rolled the top in turns one and two and was content to follow Schatz down the backstretch and also through turns three and four, building a full head of steam as the duo headed for the completion of lap 19.

Then with that full head of steam, Dewease broke off of Schatz’s tail as the pair set their cars into the first corner and made a low side swoop that ended with a slide job up to the second turn cushion, just ahead of Schatz’s No. 15.

Schatz had to hit the binders to avoid contact but was glued to Dewease’s tail as the pair raced underneath the backstretch bridge and then Dewease thumped through the third corner across the middle lane and caught the cushion in the fourth corner to drive off with control with five laps to go.

Frontstretch fans stood, waving and cheering for the final two circuits of the momentous event, routing Dewease on to the historic victory, which he took by 1.201 seconds over Schatz.

The win was worth $13,000 for the Fayetteville driver, which included laurels as the Morgan Cup winner.

“It feels great just to be in victory lane, to beat Schatz,” Dewease said.

“One of the reasons I’m at the top (of the win list) is because I raced against the guy that was ahead (Fred Rahmer).”

“And he’s one tough son-of-a-bitch around all these places,” Dewease said about overtaking Rahmer atop the Williams Grove all-time sprint car win list with the outlaws victory at hand.

To chants of Posse!, Posse!, Dewease spoke about passing Schatz.

“He’s one of the best that I ever seen race one of these things,” he said.

And Schatz returned the favor moments later, saying that he must be doing something right if he’s racing with Dewease when he’s at Williams Grove.

“It’s fun to race like that,” Schatz said.

Dewease’s car owner, Don Kreitz Jr., spoke about his driver snagging the momentous win.

“Lance continues to surprise us and amaze us. I just never figured he’d get Schatz,” Kreitz said.

Fast timer on the night, Brian Montieth rode home third followed by Greg Hodnett and Logan Schuchart.

Sixth through 10th went to Wolfe, David Gravel, Brad Sweet, Daryn Pittman and Shane Stewart.

Heats for the 31-car field went to Trey Starks, Dewease and Hodnett with Cory Haas taking the B Main.

Schatz earned the pole for the feature by winning the dash.

Montieth set fast time with a lap of 16.666 seconds.

Feature finish, 25 laps: 1. Lance Dewease, 2. Donny Schatz, 3. Brian Montieth, 4. Greg Hodnett, 5. Logan Schuchart, 6. Lucas Wolfe, 7. David Gravel, 8. Brad Sweet, 9. Daryn Pittman, 10. Shane Stewart, 11. James McFadden, 12. Steve Buckwalter, 13. Danny Dietrich, 14. Brent Marks, 15. Kraig Kinser, 16. Jim Siegel, 17. Robbie Kendall, 18. Anthony Macri, 19. Jason Sides, 20. Trey Starks, 21. Ian Madsen, 22. Jacob Allen, 23. Sheldon Haudenschild, 24. Cory Haas, 25. Brock Zearfoss

DNQ: Troy Fraker, Jay Galloway, Nicole Bower, Greg Wilson, Alan Krimes, Freddie Rahmer

Freddie Rahmer wins his 1st career World of Outlaws feature at Lincoln Speedway. Dave Giles Photo.

Freddie Rahmer Sends Lincoln Speedway into Pandemonium with First Career Outlaw Win

ABBOTTSTOWN, PA – July 19, 2018 – Freddie Rahmer got by David Gravel on a double-file restart with nine laps remaining to win the Gettysburg Clash at Lincoln Speedway for the Pennsylvania Posse. Rahmer, joining his father Fred, became the sixth father-son duo to win World of Outlaws Craftsman Sprint Car Series Features. Gravel and Daryn Pittman completed the podium.

Last year’s Gettysburg Clash winner David Gravel won the Sears Craftsman Dash to earn the pole for the 35-Lap Feature. Gravel got the jump on the start while Daryn Pittman got around front row starter Alan Krimes for second down the backstretch.

Gravel reached heavy lapped traffic on Lap 8 allowing Pittman, Krimes and company to close in. Two laps later, James McFadden brought out the Yellow Flag, giving Gravel a clear track. On the restart, Krimes took second from Pittman down the backstretch briefly, only to have Pittman power back to the runner-up position coming back to the line.

Rahmer, who started sixth, worked by Krimes for third on Lap 13 with a slider and set his sets on the lead duo. As Gravel and Pittman worked through heavy traffic, Rahmer closed in and moved by Pittman for second on Lap 20.

Danny Dietrich, a five-time Lincoln winner in 2018, worked his way into third by Pittman and began reeling in Rahmer and Gravel. In heavy lapped traffic, Dietrich threw a massive slider for second on Rahmer in turn three, but lost the handle and spun, leaving fourth-place running Brad Sweet nowhere to go. Neither was able to continue, a crushing blow to Sweet’s Championship efforts.

The caution also negated Gravel’s sizable lead. The double-file restart with nine laps remaining lined up Rahmer to the outside of Gravel. Rahmer used a brilliant run, glued to the middle, to take the lead down the backstretch, sending the Pennsylvania fans into a frenzy anticipating a hometown win.

Rahmer extended the lead and was just reaching the back of the field as he took the checkered for the first time as a World of Outlaws winner and sent Lincoln Speedway into pandemonium.

After collecting his breath, Rahmer said, “We work so hard for this, I knew if we got into position, we could win one of these races. I didn’t know if they were close the last two laps, but we got it done.”

Freddie and Fred Rahmer joined racing royalty as just the sixth father-son duo to win World of Outlaws Features, joining the Kinser, Swindell, Haudenschild, Smith and Kaeding families.

“Of all the things that have happened in racing, this is the coolest,” National Sprint Car Hall of Famer member Fred Rahmer, who is the all-time leading Feature winner at Lincoln Speedway, said while holding back tears in Victory Lane. “It took me a lot damn longer to win one of these races than him,” Rahmer added with a smile.

David Gravel was understandably disappointed after leading 26 laps to come home second, but wished his best on Freddie Rahmer and congratulated him on his first victory. “I didn’t need that yellow, but that’s racing. It’s a tough one to swallow, you lead that many laps, you want to win,” Gravel said.

Daryn Pittman completed the podium after a torrid battle with Donny Schatz for third and also congratulated the Rahmer family, “Congrats to Fred and Freddie, what an amazing performance from them. We were really good in the beginning, but kind of faded at the end. The last few laps with Donny were excellent, he ran me clean as always. This is a good run for this whole team and we’ll see what we have at The Grove.”

Schatz came from 11th to finish fourth with Lucas Wolfe completing the top five.

Greg Wilson came forward to sixth with Brian Montieth finishing seventh. Brent Marks earned KSE Hard Charger honors coming from 21st to eighth, Krimes faded to ninth and 20th-starting Logan Schuchart completed the top ten.

The World of Outlaws Craftsman Sprint Car Series continues its 40th Anniversary Season this weekend at Williams Grove Speedway with two increased purses. Friday, July 20th’s Feature will carry the $5,000 bonus of the Morgan Cup, meaning the winner will take home $13,000. Saturday, July 21st’s Feature will pay $20,000 to the winner. If you can’t make it to the track, be sure to watch all the action LIVE on DIRTVision.com!

Feature (35 Laps): 1. 51-Freddie Rahmer [6][$10,000]; 2. 5-David Gravel [1][$5,500]; 3. 9-Daryn Pittman [4][$3,200]; 4. 15-Donny Schatz [11][$2,800]; 5. 24-Lucas Wolfe [8][$2,500]; 6. W20-Greg Wilson [10][$2,300]; 7. 21-Brian Montieth [9][$2,200]; 8. 19-Brent Marks [21][$2,100]; 9. 87-Alan Krimes [2][$2,050]; 10. 1S-Logan Schuchart [20][$2,000]; 11. O7-Gerard McIntyre [12][$1,500]; 12. 17-Sheldon Haudenschild [25][$400]; 13. 39-Cory Haas [22][$1,100]; 14. 55K-Robbie Kendall [19][$1,050]; 15. 7S-Jason Sides [3][$1,000]; 16. 27-Greg Hodnett [13][$900]; 17. 39M-Anthony Macri [28][$]; 18. 2-Shane Stewart [14][$800]; 19. 3-James McFadden [16][$800]; 20. 18-Ian Madsen [27][$]; 21. 1X-Chad Trout [18][$800]; 22. 1A-Jacob Allen [15][$800]; 23. 1XX-Tim Wagaman [24][$800]; 24. 3Z-Brock Zearfoss [17][$800]; 25. 11K-Kraig Kinser [23][$800]; 26. 48-Danny Dietrich [7][$800]; 27. 49-Brad Sweet [5][$800]; 28. 59-Jim Siegel [26][$]; Lap Leaders: David Gravel 1-26, Freddie Rahmer 27-35; KSE Hard Charger Award: 19-Brent Marks[+13]

Qualifying: 1. 49-Brad Sweet, 13.451; 2. 5-David Gravel, 13.492; 3. 87-Alan Krimes, 13.582; 4. 7S-Jason Sides, 13.613; 5. 9-Daryn Pittman, 13.675; 6. 51-Freddie Rahmer, 13.718; 7. 24-Lucas Wolfe, 13.739; 8. O7-Gerard McIntyre, 13.761; 9. 27-Greg Hodnett, 13.781; 10. W20-Greg Wilson, 13.796; 11. 1A-Jacob Allen, 13.821; 12. 48-Danny Dietrich, 13.823; 13. 21-Brian Montieth, 13.868; 14. 39-Cory Haas, 13.898; 15. 15-Donny Schatz, 13.921; 16. 1S-Logan Schuchart, 13.944; 17. 3Z-Brock Zearfoss, 13.948; 18. 1X-Chad Trout, 13.97; 19. 55K-Robbie Kendall, 13.986; 20. 3-James McFadden, 13.993; 21. 19-Brent Marks, 14.023; 22. 2-Shane Stewart, 14.031; 23. 11K-Kraig Kinser, 14.049; 24. 69-Tim Glatfelter, 14.057; 25. 1XX-Tim Wagaman, 14.057; 26. 59-Jim Siegel, 14.075; 27. 86-Steve Storrie, 14.114; 28. 39M-Anthony Macri, 14.116; 29. 17-Sheldon Haudenschild, 14.179; 30. 88-Brandon Rahmer, 14.186; 31. 44-Trey Starks, 14.186; 32. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe, 14.281; 33. 18-Ian Madsen, 14.43; 34. 73B-Brett Michalski, 15.051

Greg Hodnett with Aric Dell of Champion Oil in victory lane at BAPS Motor Speedway PA. Jeff Hertzler Photo

July 15th 2018

The 2018 Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars started the weekend at Williams Gove Speedway Friday night with Freddie Rahmer in victory lane for his 2nd point series win this year. Saturday at Port royal Speedway Logan Wagner in the Zemco Racing #1 took his first series win of 2018. The same night Lincoln Speedway had double features with the first being a rain delayed show. Danny Dietrich won the first feature for nine wins on the year with Anthony Macri taking the 2nd feature for his 1st series win of 2018. Sunday night at BAPS Motor Speedway, Champion Racing Oil sponsored the show with point leader and multi-time series champion Greg Hodnett in victory lane. That made five features with five different winners for the weekend.

The Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars continue this weekend with Lincoln Speedway hosting the World of Outlaws on Thursday July 19th. The show was rescheduled from arainout on May 16th. Williams Grove Speedway has the World of Outlaws on Friday July 20th & Saturday July 21st. The weekend at Williams Grove is also sponsored by Champion Racing Oil.

Greg Hodnett leads the Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars points over Lucas Wolfe in 2nd and Danny Dietrich in 3rd.

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                presented by Hoseheads.com

After; July 15, 2018

Listing; position, car number, driver, points, series wins

1.    27    Greg Hodnett            1036    3
2.    24    Lucas Wolfe            864    5
3.    48    Danny Dietrich        840    9
4.    51    Freddie Rahmer        696    2
5.    69k    Lance Dewease        576    8
6.    21    Brian Montieth        561    4
7.    3z    Brock Zearfoss        458    2
8.    39    Anthony Macri        453    1
9.    11    T J Stutts            350
10.    39    Cory Haas            336    1
11.    39    Chad Trout            292    1
12.    87    Alan Krimes            273
13.    17B    Steve Buckwalter        240    1
14.    44    Trey Starks            232    2
15.    59/58    Jim Siegel            211    1
16.    1/7w    Logan Wagner        197    1
16.    07    Gerard McIntyre Jr        197
18.    5    Dylan Cisney            193
19.    55    Mike Wagner            189
20.    59/94    Ryan Smith            172
20.    88    Brandon Rahmer        172
22.    99    Kyle Moody            171
23.    20    Ryan Taylor            130    1
24.    12    Blane Heimbach        129
25.    4    Parker Price Miller        127

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Logan Wagner won the 410 Sprint feature at Port Royal Speedway 7-14-2018. Brian Rhoad

Logan Wagner Drag Races Hodnett To Win At Port Royal, Claims First For Zemco Coleby Frye wins first late model feature of Port season, Garman and Powell also win

7/14/18

PORT ROYAL, Pa. – Logan Wagner scored his first win anywhere for the Zemco No. 1 racing team at Port Royal Speedway on Saturday night by upending Greg Hodnett in thrilling and dramatic fashion for the $3,600 payday after drag racing him down the frontstretch to the finish line on the final lap.

In the 22-lap super late model main, Dover’s Coleby Frye took his first win of the year, holding off a charge by Andy Haus to pick up the win.

The 22-lap econo late model championship race was won by Derick Garman while Bill Powell won his third oval race of they year in the xtreme stock division.

Polesitter Jared Esh zoomed into the lead at the start of the 25-lap 410 sprint car main, circling the high side of the track ahead of Blane Heimbach.

With Heimbach in second, Esh entered lapped traffic on the eighth circuit while Wagner was racing third with Hodnett running fourth.

The first caution flag of the race appeared with 10 laps down when Cale Conley came up with a flat front tire, wiping out Esh’s lead of nearly two seconds.

Hodnett got under Wagner for third on the restart but another yellow bunched the field a lap later.

And on the restart, Wagner returned the favor and reclaimed third from Hodnett while Heimbach took his shots at the leader by throwing his machine deep into the third corner.

Esh was circling the track higher and higher each time and the line finally caught up with him with 11 laps to go when he took a bite into the outside first turn fence, taking himself out of the race.

This gave Heimbach the lead with Wagner and Hodnett following.

Heimbach held sway over the field for the next six laps until Wagner mustered enough speed to bolt by with five laps to go.

And then as Heimbach tried to come back on Wagner, Hodnett also got by for second.

Running the inside line, Hodnett tracked down Wagner with two laps to go and drove underneath for control and that seemed to put Wagner’s elbows up even higher, along with his car’s line on the track and the race was on to the finish.

Refusing to give up, Wagner thrust his No. 1 boldly around the ragged outside lip and just after the white flag, he was able to circle the outside lane and get back into a narrow lead as the pair shot down the backchute.

Hodnett then dove low into the third corner and as soon as he passed Wagner, Wagner abruptly lifted and turned the car dramatically off of the cushion before the pair hit the middle of the turns.

And then as Hodnett slid sideways up across the track to catch the cushion and try to run to the win, Wagner sped along side of him as they raced onto the frontchute through the middle of the fourth corner.

It was anybody’s race during the final few seconds as the pair drag raced down the straightaway with Hodnett outside and Wagner inside and at the line, Wagner nipped Hodnett by a scant .212-second advantage.

Heimbach rode home third followed by 11th starter Dylan Cisney and Mike Wagner.

Sixth through 10th went to Ryan Taylor, Cale Conley, Coleman Gulick, Kody Lehman and Joey Hershey.

Heats went to Conley and Steve Buckwalter.

Coleby Frye started second in the super late model main and ended up wiring the field for the victory that was the 11th of his career at Port Royal, tying him with Dale Kerstetter and Tim Wilson on the all-time win list.

Only one caution flag bunched the field, on the sixth lap, finding Nick Dickson in second and Andy Haus in third.

And while under the caution, Dickson slowed and withdrew from the event.

This put a challenging Haus in second for the restart and the Hamburg driver kept close to Frye for several laps before Frye started slipping away for the win.

Three cars raced for third for the second half of the race with Dylan Yoder, Mike Lupfer and Jeff Rine in the contest.

Yoder and Lupfer exchanged the spot several times before Yoder finally secured it for the finish.

Frye’s margin of victory was 1.727 seconds.

Rine rode home fourth followed by Lupfer, Dan Stone, Tim Wilson, Trent Brenneman, Scott Flickinger and Tim Smith Jr.

Heats went to Frye, Lufper and Ralph Morgan Jr. with Chad Myers taking the consolation event.

Derick Garman ended up wiring the field for the win in the econo late model main.

Eric Irvin gave chase until stopping on the sixth tour.

This placed Andrew Yoder in second however Yoder failed to challenge for the victory.

Tim Krape rode home third followed by Devin Hart and Craig Wagaman.

Heats went to Jeremy Ohl, Hart and Garman.

Bill Powell took the lead from Kevin Imes on lap 12 of the 15-lap xtreme stock main to pick up the win over Imes, Walt Peters, Corey Kepner and Josh Bender.

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Feature Finishes 7/14/18

410 sprints, 25 laps: 1. Logan Wagner, 2. Greg Hodnett, 3. Blane Heimbach, 4. Dylan Cisney, 5. Mike Wagner, 6. Ryan Taylor, 7. Cale Conley, 8. Coleman Gulick, 9. Kody Lehman, 10. Joey Hershey, 11. Steve Buckwalter, 12. Trenton Sheaffer, 13. Tyler Reeser, 14. Mike Walter II., 15. Austin Burke, 16. Vince Snyder, 17. Jared Esh, 18. AJ Flick

Late models, 22 laps: 1. Coleby Frye, 2. Andy Haus, 3. Dylan Yoder, 4. Jeff Rine, 5. Mike Lupfer, 6. Dan Stone, 7. Tim Wilson, 8. Trent Brenneman, 9. Scott Flickinger, 10. Tim Smith Jr., 11. Steve Axtell Jr., 12. Dave Brouse Jr., 13. Chad Myers, 14. Ralph Morgan Jr., 15. Austin Berry, 16. Reese Masiello, 17. Jeff Miller, 18. Jerry Bard, 19. Larry Baer, 20. Kyle Knapp, 21. Matt Nailor, 22. Chuck Haydt Jr., 23. Nick Dickson, 24. Billy Wampler

DNQ: Kody Lyter, Jeff Johnson, Vern Zerby

Econo late models, 22 laps: 1. Derick Garman, 2. Andrew Yoder, 3. Tim Kraper, 4. Devin Hart, 5. Craig Wagaman, 6. Kenny Yoder, 7. Todd Snook, 8. Tim Fedder, 9. Ryan Sager, 10. Jeremy Ohl, 11. Rhan Walls, 12. Jason Davis, 13. Derrick Gahagan, 14. Scott Landis, 15. Ethan Beasom, 16. Chase Bowsman, 17. Jared Fulkroad, 18. JR Toner, 19. Dan Berry, 20. Eric Irvin, 21. Curt Dunn

DNS: Eric Hohol

Xtreme stocks, 15 laps: 1. Bill Powell, 2. Kevin Imes, 3. Walt Peters, 4. Corey Kepner, 5. Josh Bender, 6. Alex Updegraff, 7. Herm Renninger, 8. Ben Leister, 9. Dustin Hoffman, 10. Charlie Bryner, 11. Hunter Shelly, 12. Pete Leister, 13. Ken Wright

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Anthony Macri & Danny Dietrich win at Lincoln Speedway Kris Keath

Saturday, July 14, 2018

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

JOHN GLEIM JR. EXCAVATING NIGHT

UPCOMING SCHEDULE:

Thur., July 19, 2018 - World of Outlaws (Rescheduled from May 16th)

Sat., July 21, 2018 - NO RACING

Sat., July 28, 2018 - 7:30 PM - PEPSI NIGHT/ARCH NIGHT - 410 Sprints, 358 Sprints, and Mid-Atlantic Modifieds

DANNY DIETRICH AND ANTHONY MACRI WINNERS IN 410 SPRINT ACTION;

Matt Findley wins career first in 358 Sprints; Jeremy Ott victorious in Central PA Legends

ABBOTTSTOWN, PA 7/14/2018 – Danny Dietrich took no prisoners in the first of two 410 sprint features at Lincoln Speedway Saturday night.

Dietrich charged from his 11th starting spot in the June 23rd Fallen Firefighters Memorial make-up race to catch and pass Brian Montieth in lapped traffic on the 21st lap and hold on the rest of the way to win his third 410 Sprint feature in-a-row in a non-stop 33-lap time of 8 minutes, 49.443 seconds.

A pair of No.21 cars controlled the top-spot for the first 20-laps of the rescheduled June 23rd Fallen Firefighters Memorial feature. First, polesitter Scott Fisher in the No.21T, grabbed the lead at the drop of the green and desperately tried to hold on to the top spot through the non-stop lapped traffic. Enter the No.21 of six-time track champ Brian Montieth. Montieth came charging to the front from his seventh starting spot to take the lead from Fisher on the 19th lap.

Then all eyes looked behind Montieth.

Dietrich was keeping pace with Montieth as he drove through the lapped traffic and was able to get by Fisher as well on the 19th lap to move into second. And the chase was on.

Dietrich and Montieth began to frantically weave in-and-out of the lapped cars over the next few laps. Dietrich got by Montieth on the 21st lap for the lead and was able keep it the rest of the way to take the checkered for his 5th win of the year at Lincoln.

It took Dietrich just under nine minutes of non-stop racing to pick up his 42nd career Lincoln win and pass Cris Eash to claim sole possession of seventh place on the all-time win list.

Montieth settled for second, with outside front row starter Anthony Macri finishing third, 13th starting Matt Campbell fourth, and Austin Hogue fifth.

Completing the top-10 were Chad Trout, 14th starting Freddie Rahmer, Lucas Wolfe, 15th starting Jim Siegel, and 20th starting Brandon Rahmer.

Of the original 24-starters from the June 23rd event, Greg Hodnett, Brock Zearfoss and Cole Young were not in attendance. They were replaced by alternates for the make-up feature.

ANTHONY MACRI VICTORIOUS IN REGULARLY SCHEDULE 410 SPRINT FEATURE

Anthony Macri backed up his strong third place in the make-up feature earlier in the evening by getting by polesitter and race-long leader Brett Michalski on a 14th lap restart to take the lead on the 14th lap.

The restart leading to the pass for the lead was set up by a wild crash on the 14th lap that saw Australian racer Jessie Attard, Brandon Rahmer, Freddie Rahmer, and Jim Siegel all crash while running 3rd, 4th, 5th, and 7th respectively. This put Macri on race-leader Michalski’s bumper on the restart. Macri wasted no time and got by Michalski for the lead on the 14th lap restart.

The remainder of the 25-lap feature excitement behind the leader as both Montieth and Dietrich were trying desperately to get to the front after failing to qualify in there heat races and were forced to start 22nd and 23rd respectively.

First, Dietrich hit the first and second turn wall and flipped on the 15th lap bringing out the red. Somehow he was able to make repairs and rejoined the field at the rear for the restart.

Then second place Michalski crashed on the subsequent restart, putting Tyler Ross and Chad Trout in second and third place for the restart.

Then the final stoppage of action came on the 16th lap as Dietrich and Montieth got tangled up entering the third and fourth turns, with Dietrich flipping again. This time Dietrich suffered severe damage, as did Montieth, ending both racers night.

The final nine laps saw Ross, Trout, and Lucas Wolfe try to catch the race-leading Macri to no avail.

Macri picked up his second career win after 25 laps with Ross, Trout, Lucas Wolfe, and 16th-starting Adam Wilt finish second through fifth respectively.

Completing the top-10 were 15th-starting Kyle Moody, 20th-starting Gerard McIntyre, Jr., 24th-starting Alan Krimes, 14th-starting Glenndon Forsythe, and 21st-starting Cory Haas.

All told, only 14 cars out of the 24 original starters completed the event.

Heats for the 34 410 Sprints were won by Myers, Brandon Rahmer, Attard, Scott Fisher, with Cory Haas winning the consolation.

MATT FINDLEY SCORES CAREER FIRST 358 SPRINT WIN

Matt Findley started on the pole and led all 20-laps en route to his first career win in the 358 Sprint feature.

Jeff Halligan, Cody Hartlaub, Dave Brown, Cody Fletcher, and Tyler Ross all chased Findley in that order through the entire second half of the race to no avail.

At the end of 20 laps Findley picked up his inaugural win over Halligan, Hartlaub, Brown, and Fletcher.

Completing the top-10 were Ross, Wyatt Hinkle, Tyler Walton, Kyle Denmyer, and Scott Geesey.

Heats for the 26 358 Sprints were won by Geesey, Hartlaub, and Hinkle, with Eric Parker winning the consolation.

Central Pa Legends to Jeremy Ott

Jeremy Ott passed polesitter and race-long leader Lucas Montgomery on the fifth lap and led the rest of the way to pick up the win in the 20-lap Central PA Legends feature.

Montgomery ran second the rest of the way with Bill Diehl, Scott Smith, and Trent Yoder finishing third through fifth.

Completing the top-10 were Travis Perry, Mason Chaney, Alex Robinson, Donnie Leiby, and Zachary Settle.

Heats for the 28 Central PA Legends were won by Perry, Diehl, and Smith, with Brian Racine winning the consolation.

UPCOMING SHOWS

Lincoln Speedway swings back into action this Thursday night, July 19th, as the World of Outlaws return to take on the Pennsylvania Posse at the Pigeon Hills oval to make-up the rained-out show from May 16th. The 410 Sprint only show will get underway at 7:30 PM, with gates opening at 4 PM.

Then next Saturday night, July 21st, Lincoln Speedway will be dark to allow the racers to attend special shows elsewhere.

Lincoln will get back to racing on Saturday night July 28th, at 7:30 PM with PEPSI NIGHT/ARCH NIGHT featuring the 410 Sprints, 358 Sprints, and Mid-Atlantic Modifieds.

RACE RESULTS

Saturday, July 14, 2018

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

JOHN GLEIM JR. EXCAVATING NIGHT

LAWRENCE CHEVROLET 410 SPRINTS

June 23rd Make-up 410 Sprint Feature Finish (33 Laps) – 1. 48-Danny Dietrich ($5,000); 2. 21-Brian Montieth; 3. 39M-Anthony Macri; 4. 16-Matt Campbell; 5. 21X-Austin Hogue; 6. 1X-Chad Trout; 7. 51-Freddie Rahmer; 8. 24-Lucas Wolfe; 9. 59-Jim Siegel; 10. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 11.21T-Scott Fisher; 12. 53-Jessie Attard; 13. 87-Alan Krimes; 14. 99M-Kyle Moody; 15. 69-Tim Glatfelter; 16. 6K-Chris Knopp; 17. 90-Jordon Givler; 18. 5-Tyler Ross; 19. 86-Steve Storrie; 20. 3B-Randy Baughman; 21. 4R-Chase Dietz (DNF); 22. 55K-Robbie Kendall (DNF); 23. 39-Cory Haas (DNF); 24. 35-Glenndon Forsythe. Time – 8:49.443

Lap Leaders – Scott Fisher (1-18), Brian Montieth (19-21), Danny Dietrich (21-33)

Regularly Scheduled 410 Sprint Feature Finish (25 Laps) – 1. 39M-Anthony Macri; 2. 5-Tyler Ross; 3. 1X-Chad Trout; 4. 24-Lucas Wolfe; 5. 15-Adam Wilt; 6. 99M-Kyle Moody; 7. 07-Gerard McIntyre, Jr.; 8. 87-Alan Krimes; 9. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe; 10. 39-Cory Haas; 11. 90-Jordon Givler; 12. 3B-Randy Baughman; 13. 73B-Brett Michalski; 14. 21X-Austin Hogue; 15. 48-Danny Dietrich (DNF); 16. 21-Brian Montieth (DNF); 17. 69-Tim Glatfelter (DNF); 18. 59-Jim Siegel (DNF); 19. 88-Brandon Rahmer (DNF); 20. 53-Jessie Attard (DNF); 21. 51-Freddie Rahmer (DNF); 22. 21T-Scott Fisher (DNF); 23. 19-Landon Myers (DNF); 24. 16-Matt Campbell (DNF). No Time

Lap Leaders – Brett Michalski (1-13), Anthony Macri (14-25)

410 Sprint Heat One Finish (10 laps/5 to qualify) – 1. 19-Landon Myers; 2. 5-Tyler Ross; 3. 51-Freddie Rahmer; 4. 21X-Austin Hogue; 5. 3-James McFadden; 6. 39-Cory Haas; 7. 7K-Dan Shetler; 8. 11-Greg Plank; 9. 10-Zach Eucalano. Time – 2:47.810

410 Sprint Heat Two Finish (10 laps/5 to qualify) – 1. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 2. 1X-Chad Trout; 3. 24-Lucas Wolfe; 4. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe; 5. 90-Jordon Givler; 6. 3B-Randy Baughman; DNS – 4R-Chase Dietz, 55K-Robbie Kendall. Time – 2:46.913

410 Sprint Heat Three Finish (10 laps/5 to qualify) – 1. 53-Jessie Attard; 2. 16-Matt Campbell; 3. 73B-Brett Michalski; 4. 99M-Kyle Moody; 5. 69-Tim Glatfelter; 6. 87-Alan Krimes; 7. 21-Brian Montieth; 8. 86-Steve Storrie; 9. 35E-Tyler Esh. Time – 2:43.533

410 Sprint Heat Four Finish (10 laps/5 to qualify) – 1. 21T-Scott Fisher; 2. 39M-Anthony Macri; 3. 59-Jim Siegel; 4. 15-Adam Wilt; 5. 07-Gerard McIntyre, Jr.; 6. 74-Dwayne Gutshall; 7. 6K-Chris Knopp; DNS – 48-Danny Dietrich.

410 Sprint Consi Finish (10 laps/6 to qualify) – 1. Cory Haas; 2. 21-Brian Montieth; 3. 48-Danny Dietrich; 4. 87-Alan Krimes; 5. 7K-Dan Shetler; 6. 86-Steve Storrie; 7. 35-Tyler Esh; 8. 3B-Randy Baughman; 9. 6K-Chris Knopp; 10. 74-Dwayne Gutshall; 11. 11-Greg Plank; 12. 10-Zach Eucalano.

Freddie Rahmer picked up the win in the Outlaw Tune-Up race at Williams Grove Speedway on 7-13-18. The racing format consisted of Time Trials, Heat, Dash, & 25 lap feature in preparation for the upcoming PA Posse vs the World of Outlaws Summer Nationals set for July 20th & 21st at the famed half mile.
photos by WRT Speedwerx Photographer Troy Junkins

Rahmer Wins Wheel Banging Battle With Hodnett In Williams Grove Sprints
Dave Brown Jr. gets first Grove 358 sprint win

7/13/18
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Mechanicsburg – Greg Hodnett and Freddie Rahmer staged a wheel-banging performance in Friday night’s sprint car feature at Williams Grove Speedway with Rahmer coming out on top in the battle.

The win was Rahmer’s first of the year at the track and was worth $4,000 in the outlaw tune-up event.

In other action, Dave Brown Jr. scored his first oval 358 sprint car win in the Mahoney’s Plumbing 358 Sprint Summer Series event, worth $1,500.

Lance Dewease earned the pole for the start of the 25-lap 410 sprint car main with Hodnett lining up to his outside and Dewease blasted into control when the green flag fell.

His run at the front was very short lived however because as the field thundered back to the start/finish line, Dewease’s mount suddenly slowed just shy of the line, handing control over to Hodnett.

Dewease then tagged onto the rear but soon again fell off the pace and withdrew with reports from the pits indicating that his car was jumping out of gear.

Hodnett was chased by Lucas Wolfe for the first lap restart and Wolfe would later give him a run for his money on a lap five restart by pulling right up on his back bumper only to see him jet away as they raced into the third turn.

Rahmer started seventh in the field and was up to third for the lap five restart and just after Wolfe took his shot at the lead, Rahmer drove by him for second and began reeling in Hodnett.

Rahmer took his first shot at control on the 12th tour only to see Hodnett go back in front and then with 9 laps to go the fireworks really got going when Rahmer was able to get to Hodnett’s inside as the pair raced onto the frontchute.

With Rahmer ready to go out front, Hodnett pulled his mount down across the track and the pair banged wheels and bounced back off of one another with Rahmer getting out of the pedal to save his car.

The next time around, the tables were turned and it was Rahmer on the outside as the pair shot onto the backchute with Hodnett dropping off of the cushion to rally back inside.

And this time Rahmer brought his car down across the track with contact turning the nose of Hodnetts car directly left for the flicker of an eye and then he too had to back out of the pedal to save his car.

This allowed Rahmer to get control but the pair was still close with five laps to go when Wolfe and Anthony Macri made contact in the third corner.

With Wolfe in third, Macri shot in on him in an effort to take the spot and the pair ended up spinning, bringing out a yellow flag.

The restart saw Rahmer jet away to the victory by 2.593 seconds over Hodnett, Cory Haas, Danny Dietrich and Brian Montieth.

Sixth through 10th went to Rick Lafferty, Jason Shultz, James McFAdden, Brandon Rahmer and Jimmy Siegel.

Heats went to Hodnett, McFadden and Wolfe with fast time being set by Hodnett with a lap of 17.371 seconds.

Dewease won the dash to put himself on the pole of the feature.

Wyatt Hinkle would lead the first 10 laps of the 25-lap 358 sprint main before fourth starter Dave Brown Jr. took over.

With Hinkle unable to hold his car down in the first and second turns, the door was open for Brown to drive into control.

Brown would lead the rest of the distance despite several restarts including one with four laps to go after a wild frontstretch flip by Kenny Kuhn.

Brown took his first oval 358 sprint win over 11th starter Doug Hammaker, Rodney Westhafer, 12th starter Kevin Nouse and 11th starter Jeff Halligan.

Sixth through 10th went to Todd Rittenhouse Jr., Troy Wagaman, Wyatt Hinkle, Hank Donovan Jr., and Scott Fisher.

Heats went to Nouse, Glenndon Forsythe, Chris Arnold and Hammaker. Brent Shearer won the consolation race.

Feature Finishes
7/13/18

410 sprints, 25 laps: 1. Freddie Rahmer, 2. Greg Hodnett, 3. Cory Haas, 4. Danny Dietrich, 5. Brian Montieth, 6. Rick Lafferty, 7. Jason Shultz, 8. James McFadden, 9. Brandon Rahmer, 10. Jimmy Siegel, 11. Adrian Shaffer, 12. Cale Conley, 13. Tim Wagaman, 14. Mallie Shuster, 15. Kyle Reinhardt, 16. Jessie Attard, 17. Anthony Macri, 18. Lucas Wolfe, 19. Jim Shuster, 20. Jay Galloway, 21. Troy Fraker, 22. Nicole Bower, 23. Lance Dewease

July 8th 2018

The 2018 Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars ran ten straight nights in a row without a single rain out for the 2018 edition of PA Speed Week. 77 different drivers from 14 states and Australia competed in the shows with 12 drivers competing at all 10 shows. Greg Hodnett won the championship by 2 points over Danny Dietrich. Danny Dietrich had three feature wins with Lucas Wolfe & Lance Dewease both getting two wins. Kyle Larson, Trey Starks and Cole Duncan each had one win. The feature finish for all ten shows is below along with the full final points.

The Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars continue this weekend with Williams Grove Speedway on Friday July 13th. Lincoln Speedway and Port Royal Speedway both have shows on Saturday July 14th. The weekend closes out with BAPS Motor Speedway Sunday night July 15th.

Greg Hodnett leads the Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars points over Lucas Wolfe in 2nd and Danny Dietrich in 3rd.

2018 PA SPEEDWEEK POINTS

1.    27    Greg Hodnett        1234 *
2.    48    Danny Dietrich    1232 3*
3.    24    Lucas Wolfe        1202 2*
4.    51    Freddie Rahmer    1172 *
5.    94/59    Ryan Smith        1055   *
6.    44    Trey Starks        943   1*
7.    24    Rico Abreu        937   *
8.    69K    Lance Dewease    812 2
9.    39    Anthony Macri    797   *
10.    3z    Brock Zearfoss    785   *
11.    07    Gerard McIntyre Jr    686   *
12.    3    James McFadden    638
13.    1x    Chad Trout        505
14.    14    Tony Stewart        452
15.    4    Parker Price Miller    409
16.    55    Mike Wagner        383
17.    21    Brian Montieth    382
18.    1/7w    Logan Wagner    357
19.    33    Jared Esh        335   *
20.    39    Cory Haas        329
21.    39    Spencer Bayston    325
22.    57    Kyle Larson        324   1
22.    4    Kasey Kahne        324
24.    55K    Robbie Kendall    314
25.    58/59    Jim Siegel        310
26.    87    Alan Krimes        307
27.    5    Dylan Cisney        304
28.    12    Blane Heimbach    299
29.    39    Christopher Bell    245
30 .    99    Kyle Moody        245
31.    17B    Steve Buckwalter    194
32.    87    Aaron Reutzel    186
33.    22    Cole Duncan        178   1
33.    53    Jessie Attard        178   *
35.    20    Ryan Taylor        165
36.    1R    Kyle Reinhardt    144
37.    5T    Tyler Reeser        139
38.    2    A J Flick        129
39.    88    Brandon Rahmer    123
40.    29    Jason Shultz        117
41.    15    Adam Wilt        109
42.    49x    Tim Shaffer        101
43.    7K    Cale Conley        98
44.    5    Tyler Ross        81
45.    21x    Austin Hogue        78
46.    1*    Tim Wagaman    76
47.    27s    Adrian Shaffer    71
48.    70    Dave Blaney        70
49.    19    Landon Myers    61
50.    91    Tony Fiore        56
51.    75    Frankie Herr        44
52.    97    Mitchell Wormall    43
53.    0    Rick Lafferty        39
54.    11    Jim Shuster        38
55.    47K    Kody Lehman        36
56.    10    Joe Kata III        34
57.    49    Mallie Shuster    33
58.    33    Michael Walter II    32
59.    44    Joey Hershey        31
60.    49H    Bradley Howard    30
61.    37    J J Grasso        27
62.    90    Jordan Givler        25
63.    69    Tim Glatfelter        22
64.    4R    Chase Dietz        20
65.    12w    Troy Fraker        17
66.    73B    Brett Michalski    14
67.    2w    Glenndon Forsythe    8
67.    29    Dan Shetler        8
69.    511    John Sharpe        5
70.    75    Nicole Bower        4
70    21T    Scott Fisher        4
70.    11    Greg Plank        4
73.    3B    Randy Baughman    2
74.    74    Dwayne Gutshall    1
74.    6K    Chris Knopp        1
74.    24B    Dustin Baney        1
74.    27G    Jay Galloway        1

* attended every race

All 10 races completed

77 different drivers from 14 states
and Australia

12 drivers competed at all shows

        CHAMPION RACING OIL / STIRLING LUBRICANTS
                CENTRAL PA SPRINT CARS
                presented by Hoseheads.com

After; July 8, 2018

Listing; position, car number, driver, points, series wins

1.    27    Greg Hodnett            916    2
2.    24    Lucas Wolfe            790    5
3.    48    Danny Dietrich        765    8
4.    51    Freddie Rahmer        630    1
5.    69k    Lance Dewease        576    8
6.    21    Brian Montieth        506    4
7.    3z    Brock Zearfoss        458    2
8.    11    T J Stutts            350
9.    39    Anthony Macri        348
10.    39    Cory Haas            296    1
11.    87    Alan Krimes            259
12.    1x    Chad Trout            244    1
13.    17B    Steve Buckwalter        240    1
14.    44    Trey Starks            232    2
15.    59/58    Jim Siegel            189    1
16.    59/94    Ryan Smith            172
17.    55    Mike Wagner            169
18.    5    Dylan Cisney            168
19.    07    Gerard McIntyre Jr        161
20.    88    Brandon Rahmer        150
21.    1/7w    Logan Wagner        147
22.    99    Kyle Moody            135
23.    4    Parker Price Miller        127
24.    20    Ryan Taylor            112    1
25.    0    Rick Lafferty            108

Coming Up...

7/13 Williams Grove Speedway
7/14 Port Royal Speedway
7/14 Lincoln Speedway
7/15 BAPS motor Speedway

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2018 PA Speedweek Champion Greg Hodnett Trent Gower TGP Photo

2018 PA SPEEDWEEK POINTS

1. 27 Greg Hodnett 1234 *
2. 48 Danny Dietrich 1232 3*
3. 24 Lucas Wolfe 1202 2*
4. 51 Freddie Rahmer 1172 *
5. 94/59 Ryan Smith 1055 *
6. 44 Trey Starks 943 1*
7. 24 Rico Abreu 937 *
8. 69K Lance Dewease 812 2
9. 39 Anthony Macri 797 *
10. 3z Brock Zearfoss 785 *
11. 07 Gerard McIntyre Jr 686 *
12. 3 James McFadden 638
13. 1x Chad Trout 505
14. 14 Tony Stewart 452
15. 4 Parker Price Miller 409
16. 55 Mike Wagner 383
17. 21 Brian Montieth 382
18. 1/7w Logan Wagner 357
19. 33 Jared Esh 335 *
20. 39 Cory Haas 329
21. 39 Spencer Bayston 325
22. 57 Kyle Larson 324 1
22. 4 Kasey Kahne 324
24. 55K Robbie Kendall 314
25. 58/59 Jim Siegel 310
26. 87 Alan Krimes 307
27. 5 Dylan Cisney 304
28. 12 Blane Heimbach 299
29. 39 Christopher Bell 245
30 . 99 Kyle Moody 245
31. 17B Steve Buckwalter 194
32. 87 Aaron Reutzel 186
33. 22 Cole Duncan 178 1
33. 53 Jessie Attard 178 *
35. 20 Ryan Taylor 165
36. 1R Kyle Reinhardt 144
37. 5T Tyler Reeser 139
38. 2 A J Flick 129
39. 88 Brandon Rahmer 123
40. 29 Jason Shultz 117
41. 15 Adam Wilt 109
42. 49x Tim Shaffer 101
43. 7K Cale Conley 98
44. 5 Tyler Ross 81
45. 21x Austin Hogue 78
46. 1* Tim Wagaman 76
47. 27s Adrian Shaffer 71
48. 70 Dave Blaney 70
49. 19 Landon Myers 61
50. 91 Tony Fiore 56
51. 75 Frankie Herr 44
52. 97 Mitchell Wormall 43
53. 0 Rick Lafferty 39
54. 11 Jim Shuster 38
55. 47K Kody Lehman 36
56. 10 Joe Kata III 34
57. 49 Mallie Shuster 33
58. 33 Michael Walter II 32
59. 44 Joey Hershey 31
60. 49H Bradley Howard 30
61. 37 J J Grasso 27
62. 90 Jordan Givler 25
63. 69 Tim Glatfelter 22
64. 4R Chase Dietz 20
65. 12w Troy Fraker 17
66. 73B Brett Michalski 14
67. 2w Glenndon Forsythe 8
67. 29 Dan Shetler 8
69. 511 John Sharpe 5
70. 75 Nicole Bower 4
70 21T Scott Fisher 4
70. 11 Greg Plank 4
73. 3B Randy Baughman 2
74. 74 Dwayne Gutshall 1
74. 6K Chris Knopp 1
74. 24B Dustin Baney 1
74. 27G Jay Galloway 1

* attended every race

All 10 races completed

77 different drivers from 14 states
and Australia

12 drivers competed at all shows

6/29/18 WILLIAMS GROVE 25 LAPS 27 CARS

1. 44 Trey Starks
2. 27 Greg Hodentt
3. 1x Chad Trout
4. 3 James McFadden
5. 3z Brock Zearfoss
6. 24 Rico Abreu
7. 21 Brian Montieth
8. 51 Freddie Rahmer
9. 39 Cory Haas
10. 07 Gerard McIntyre Jr
11. 17B Steve Buckwalter
12. 58 Jim Siegel
13. 24 Lucas Wolfe
14. 55K Robbie Kendall
15. 33 Jared Esh
16. 75 Frankie Herr
17. 27s Adrian Shaffer
18. 48 Danny Dietrich
19. 99 Kyle Moody
20. 53 Jessie Attard
21. 69k Lance Dewease
22. 59 Ryan Smith
23. 0 Rick Lafferty
24. 97 Mitchell Wormall

Lap Leaders; Starks 1-25

Fast Time; Starks 16.603

Heat Winners; Dewease, McFadden, Trout

B-Main Winner; Esh

DNQ; Troy Fraker, Kody Lehman, Anthony Macri

6/30/18 LINCOLN 30 LAPS 39 CARS

1. 48 Danny Dietrich
2. 69k Lance Dewease
3. 21 Brian Montieth
4. 24 Lucas Wolfe
5. 1x Chad Trout
6. 27 Greg Hodnett
7. 51 Freddie Rahmer
8. 59 Jim Siegel
9. 44 Trey Starks
10. 87 Alan Krimes
11. 3z Brock Zearfoss
12. 24 Rico Abreu
13. 21x Austin Hogue
14. 59 Ryan Smith
15. 3 James McFadden
16. 39 Anthony Macri
17. 88 Brandon Rahmer
18. 39 Cory Haas
19. 07 Gerard McIntyre Jr
20. 1* Tim Wagaman
21 55k Robbie Kendall
22. 99 Kyle Moody
23. 15 Adam Wilt
24. 5 Tyler Ross

Non Stop Time; 8;09.953

Lap Leaders; Trout 1-9, Dietrich 10-30

Fast Time; Wolfe 14.149

Heat Winners; Dietrich, F. Rahmer, Dewease, Siegel

B-Main Winner; Kendall

DNQ; Glenndon Forsythe, Scott Fisher, Jessie Attard, Chase Dietz, Jared Esh, Joe Kata III, Brett Michalski, Bradley Howard, Randy Baughman, Greg Plank, Troy Fraker, Landon Myers, Chris Knopp, Dwayne Gutshall, Tim Glatfelter

7/1/18 PATH VALLEY 50 LAPS 32 CARS

1. 22 Cole Duncan
2. 51 Freddie Rahmer
3. 3z Brock Zearfoss
4. 55 Mike Wagner
5. 44 Trey Starks
6. 4 Parker Price Miller
7. 07 Gerard McIntyre Jr
8. 59 Ryan Smith
9. 7w Logan Wagner
10. 49x Tim Shaffer
11. 39 Christopher Bell
12. 2 A J Flick
13. 5T Tyler Reeser
14. 24 Rico Abreu
15. 27 Greg Hodnett
16. 87 Alan Krimes
17. 24 Lucas Wolfe
18. 33 Jared Esh
19. 99 Kyle Moody
20. 53 Jessie Attard
21. 21 Brian Montieth
22. 39M Anthony Macri
23. 3 James McFadden
24. 48 Danny Dietrich

Lap Leaders; M. Wagner 1-25, Zearfoss 26-29, Rahmer 30-44, Duncan 45-50

Fast Time; Bell 10.456

Heat Winners; Starks, M. Wagner, Zearfoss, Price Miller

B-Main Winner; Reeser

DNQ: Tyler Ross, Brett Michalski, Jim Siegel, Tony Fiore, Mitchell Wormall, Troy Fraker, Greg Plank, Dan Shetler

7/2/18 LINCOLN 30 LAPS 38 CARS

1. 48 Danny Dietrich
2. 57 Kyle Larson
3. 24 Rico Abreu
4. 24 Lucas Wolfe
5. 59 Ryan Smith
6. 1x Chad Trout
7. 07 Gerard McIntyre Jr
8. 39 Cory Haas
9. 27 Greg Hodnett
10. 4 Kasey Kahne
11. 51 Freddie Rahmer
12. 87 Alan Krimes
13. 39 Christopher Bell
14. 55K Robbie Kendall
15. 15 Adam Wilt
16. 39 Anthony Macri
17. 3 James McFadden
18. 4 Parker Price Miller
19. 3z Brock Zearfoss
20. 59 Jim Siegel
21. 69 Tim Glatfelter
22. 21 Brian Montieth
23. 44 Trey Starks
24. 88 Brandon Rahmer

Lap Leaders; Larson 1-20, Dietrich 21-30

Fast Time; Trout 13.922

Heat Winners; Dietrich, Abreu, Kahne, Smith

B-Main Winner; Siegel

DNQ; Tony Stewart, Chase Dietz, Glenndon Forsythe, Tyler Ross, Scott Fisher, Jared Esh, Tyler Reeser, Jessie Attard, Brett Michalski, Randy Baughman, Greg Plank, Mitchell Wormall, Kyle Moody, Tim Wagaman

7/3/18 GRANDVIEW 35 LAPS 31 CARS

1. 57 Kyle Larson
2. 27 Greg Hodnett
3. 4 Kasey Kahne
4. 14 Tony Stewart
5. 48 Danny Dietrich
6. 94 Ryan Smith
7. 4 Parker Price Miller
8. 51 Freddie Rahmer
9. 39 Anthony Macri
10. 24 Lucas Wolfe
11. 24 Rico Abreu
12. 99 Kyle Moody
13. 87 Alan Krimes
14. 88 Brandon Rahmer
15. 20 Ryan Taylor
16. 5 Tyler Ross
17. 39 Christopher Bell
18. 44 Trey Starks
19. 07 Gerard McIntyre Jr
20. 3 James McFadden
21. 37 J J Grasso
22. 5T Tyler Reeser
23. 87 Aaron Reutzel
24. 17B Steve Buckwalter

Lap Leaders; Hodnett 1-8, Larson 9-35

Fast Time; Macri 12.553

Heat winners; Reutzel, Starks, Stewart, Kahne

B Main winner; Reeser

DNQ; Jessie Attard, Brock Zearfoss, Jared Esh, Mitchell Wormall, Joe Kata III, Brett Michalski, Troy Fraker

7/4/18 PORT ROYAL 30 LAPS 35 CARS

1. 24 Lucas Wolfe
2. 48 Danny Dietrich
3. 44 Trey Starks
4. 39 Spencer Bayston
5. 14 Tony Stewart
6. 12 Blasne Heimbach
7. 69k Lance Dewease
8. 3 James McFadden
9. 51 Freddie Rahmer
10. 33 Jared Esh
11. 94 Ryan Smith
12. 4 Kasey Kahne
13. 5 Dylan Cisney
14. 24 Rico Abreu
15. 55 Mike Wagner
16. 91 Tony fiore
17. 39 Anthony Macri
18. 1 Logan Wagner
19. 27 Greg Hodnett
20. 58 Jim Siegel
21. 07 Gerard McIntyre Jr
22. 70 Dave Blaney
23. 87 Aaron Reutzel
DNS 17B Steve Buckwalter

Lap Leaders: Dietrich 1-15, Hodnett 16-17, Dietrich 18-20, Wolfe 21-30

Fast Time; Hodnett 15.352

Heat Winners: Bayston, Wolfe, Dietrich, Stewart

B-Main Winner: Esh

DNQ; Jessie Attard, Kyle Moody, Parker Price Miller, Cory Haas, Kody Lehman, Robbie Kendall, Joey Hershey, Mitchell Wormall, Dustin Baney, Joe Kata III, Brock Zearfoss

7/5/18 HAGERSTOWN 30 LAPS 29 CARS

1. 69K Lance Dewease
2. 27 Greg Hodnett
3. 94 Ryan Smith
4. 51 Freddie Rahmer
5. 39 Anthony Macri
6. 1 Logan Wagner
7. 5 Dylan Cisney
8. 55 Mike Wagner
9. 24 Lucas Wolfe
10. 39 Spencer Bayston
11. 14 Tony Stewart
12. 48 Danny Dietrich
13. 3z Brock Zearfoss
14. 87 Aaron Reutzel
15. 44 Trey Starks
16. 07 Gerard McIntyre Jr
17. 70 Dave Blaney
18. 3 James McFadden
19. 24 Rico Abreu
20. 99 Kyle Moody
21. 44 Joey Hershey
22. 90 Jordan Givler
23. 53 Jessie Attard
24. 27s Adrian Shaffer

Lap Leaders; Hodnett 1-26, Dewease 27-30

Fast Time; Bayston 17.008

Heat Winners; Hodnett, Macri, Dewease

B-Main Winner; Abreu

DNQ; Jared Esh, Robbie Kendall, Mitchell Wormall, Troy Fraker, John Sharpe

7/6/18 WILLIAMS GROVE 30 LAPS 35 CARS

1. 69K Lance Dewease
2. 27 Greg Hodnett
3. 48 Danny Dietrich
4. 51 Freddie Rahmer
5. 24 Rico Abreu
6. 24 Lucas Wolfe
7. 39 Anthony Macri
8. 14 Tony Stewart
9. 44 Trey Starks
10. 1x Chad Trout
11. 4 Parker Price Miller
12. 94 Ryan Smith
13. 39 Cory Haas
14. 39 Spencer Bayston
15. 5 Dylan Cisney
16. 55K Robbie Kendall
17. 21 Brian Montieth
18. 07 Gerard McIntyre Jr
19. 99 Kyle Moody
20. 33 Jared Esh
21. 1* tim Wagaman
22. 58 Jim siegel
23. 3z Brock Zearfoss
24. 3 James McFadden

Lap Leaders; Hodnett 1-13, Dewease 14-30

Fast Time; Hodnett 17.040

Heat Winners; Rahmer, Dietrich, Trout, Starks

B-Main winner; McIntyre

DNQ; Jessie Attard, Steve Buckwalter, Logan Wagner, Landon Myers, Adrian Shaffer, Jordan Givler, Tony Fiore, Nicole Bower, Troy Fraker, Jay Galloway, Rick Lafferty

7/7/18 PORT ROYAL 30 LAPS 31 CARS

1. 48 Danny Dietrich
2. 3z Brock Zearfoss
3. 69K Lance Dewease
4. 27 Greg Hodnett
5. 94 Ryan smith
6. 51 Freddie Rahmer
7. 39 Anthony Macri
8. 24 Rico Abreu
9. 20 Ryan Taylor
10. 24 Lucas Wolfe
11. 1 Logan Wagner
12. 55 Mike Wagner
13. 55K Robbie Kendall
14. 5 Dylan Cisney
15. 07 Gerard McIntyre Jr
16. 2 A J Flick
17. 1R Kyle Reinhardt
18. 17B Steve Buckwalter
19. 5T Tyler Reeser
20. 10 Joe Kata III
21. 19 Landon Myers
22. 12 Blane Heimbach
23. 47K Kody ehman
24. 33 Jared Esh

Lap Leaders; Zearfoss 1-24, Dewease 25-27, Dietrich 28-30

Non Stop Time; 10.05.106

Fast Time: Wolfe 16.814

Heat Winners; Dietrich, Dewease, Taylor, Macri

B-MainWinner; Esh

DNQ; Joey Hershey, Tim Wagaman, Rick Lafferty, Jessie Attard, Trey Starks, Kyle Moody, Bradley Howard

7/8/18 SELINSGROVE 30 LAPS 22 CARS

1. 24 Lucas Wolfe
2. 48 Danny Dietrich
3. 12 Blane Heimbach
4. 51 Freddie Rahmer
5. 29 Jason Shultz
6. 27 Greg Hodnett
7. 94 Ryan Smith
8. 3 James McFadden
9. 24 Rico Abreu
10. 7K Cale Conley
11. 3z Brock Zearfoss
12. 1R Kyle Reinhardt
13. 07 Gerard McIntyre Jr
14. 39 Anthony Macri
15. 53 Jessie Attard
16. 33 Jared Esh
17. 11 Jim Shuster
18. 49 Mallie Shuster
19. 19 Landon Myers
20. 44 Trey Starks
21. 33 Michael Walter II
22. 49H Bradley Howard

Lap Leaders; Dietrich 1-27, Wolfe 28-30

Fast Time; Rahmer 16.509

Heat Winners; Dietrich, Wolfe, Zearfoss

CHAMPION RACING OIL / STIRLING LUBRICANTS
CENTRAL PA SPRINT CARS
presented by Hoseheads.com

After; July 8, 2018

Listing; position, car number, driver, points, series wins

1. 27 Greg Hodnett 916 2
2. 24 Lucas Wolfe 790 5
3. 48 Danny Dietrich 765 8
4. 51 Freddie Rahmer 630 1
5. 69k Lance Dewease 576 8
6. 21 Brian Montieth 506 4
7. 3z Brock Zearfoss 458 2
8. 11 T J Stutts 350
9. 39 Anthony Macri 348
10. 39 Cory Haas 296 1
11. 87 Alan Krimes 259
12. 1x Chad Trout 244 1
13. 17B Steve Buckwalter 240 1
14. 44 Trey Starks 232 2
15. 59/58 Jim Siegel 189 1
16. 59/94 Ryan Smith 172
17. 55 Mike Wagner 169
18. 5 Dylan Cisney 168
19. 07 Gerard McIntyre Jr 161
20. 88 Brandon Rahmer 150
21. 1/7w Logan Wagner 147
22. 99 Kyle Moody 135
23. 4 Parker Price Miller 127
24. 20 Ryan Taylor 112 1
25. 0 Rick Lafferty 108

Lucas Wolfe wins the finale at Selinsgrove Speedway Trent Gower Photo TGP

1 #24 Lucas Wolfe 2 #48 Danny Dietrich 3 #12 Blane Heimbach 4 #51 Freddie Rahmer 5 #29 Jason Shultz 6 #27 Greg Hodnett 7 #94 Ryan Smith 8 #3 James McFadden 9 #24R Rico Abreu 10 #7k Cale Conley 11 #3Z Brock Zearfoss 12 #1 Kyle Reinhardt 13 #07 Gerard McIntyre 14 #39 Anthony Macri 15 #53 Jessie Attard 16 #33 Jared Esh 17 #C4 Jim Shuster 18 #49 Malle Shuster 19 #19 Landon Myers 20 #44 Trey Starks 21 #33w Mike Walter

Danny Dietrich wins night 9 of PA Speedweek at Port Royal Speedway Trent Gower Photo TGP

Dietrich Win Port Royal Sprint Speedweek Thriller,
Morgan Gets Rt. 35 Late Model Win

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
7/7/18

PORT ROYAL, Pa. – Danny Dietrich won a thrilling Pennsylvania Speedweek feature at Port Royal Speedway on Saturday night, becoming the third and final leader in the 30-lap non-stop affair that saw the top five cars racing within a straightaway of one another for the second half of the rousing event.

In the 25-lap Moon Shine Camo Rt. 35 Dirt Late Model Challenge Series event, Ralph Morgan Jr. of Hill Valley scored the victory worth $2,200 and was also the third and final leader of a crowd-pleasing event.

Polesitter Brock Zearfoss blasted into control at the start of the speedweek feature with Anthony Macri and Greg Hodnett giving chase.

Macri struggled to keep pace with Zearfoss as the race entered traffic on the seventh tour and by lap 13, Hodnett was challenging Macri for the runnerup spot with Dietrich breathing down both of their necks and Lance Dewease lurking in fifth.

As traffic grew increasingly heavy, it became more challenging for Zearfoss and the front-runners to negotiate and the field bunched up while exchanging positions two through six with Ryan Smith now in the mix as well.

With 12 laps to go, Macri was still in second ahead of Dietrich, who had taken third from Hodnett a lap earlier, but the margin between the pair was the blink of an eye or .011 seconds.

Dietrich took second with 11 laps to go and began running down leader Zearfoss but by that time Dewease was biting into the front-runner’s advantages while also battling Hodnett for third.

Dewease finally got third while chugging around the inside and then while Dietrich battled Zearfoss for control in nose-to-tail fashion, Dewease used his favored low line to pass both drivers on the 25th lap.

But the race that most may have thought was then over after Dewease took the lead, then turned even more thrilling as the move by Dewease seemed to put Dietrich’s elbows up even higher as he flung his No. 48 higher and higher around the speedway.

Dewease was never able to open up any advantage over Zearfoss or Dietrich and finding remarkable bite against the outside fence in the second corner, Dietrich was able to burst back around Zearfoss and then Dewease and take control on the 28th tour.

The Gettysburg driver then went on to record his third week of the current series by 1.880 seconds while Zearfoss stung Dewease for second on the final tour.

Dewease rode home third followed by Hodnett and Smith.

Sixth through 10th went to Freddie Rahmer, Macri, Rico Abreu, Ryan Taylor and Lucas Wolfe.

“I was finally able to beat the 69K’s ass,” exclaimed Dietrich to a raucous crowd after he drove back by Dewease to get the victory.

Heats for the 31-cars went to Dietrich, Dewease, Taylor and Macri with the consolation going to Jared Esh.

Wolfe set quick time in time trials with a lap of 16.814 seconds.

Hodnett leads speedweek points heading into the final race of the 10-event series at Selinsgrove Speedway on Sunday, July 8.

Tim Wilson used the pole to take the lead in the 25-lap Moon Shine Camo Rt. 35 Dirt Late Model Challenge Series race over Morgan, who took second on the second tour.

Morgan soon gave way to Marvin Winters on the sixth tour however and then Winters began running down Wilson’s advantage.

Winters was challenging Wilson for the lead on the 11th lap when the caution flag appeared for a stopped Jason Schmidt.

The ensuing restart saw Wilson trip up over the cushion in the first corner and take himself out of contention, remanding control to Winters with Morgan second followed by Jeff Rine and Kyle Lee.

Lee and Rine staged a great battle for third for several laps before Rine finally began getting away with the spot.

Morgan then began challenging Winters for control and took the lead with 10 laps to go only to see Winters rally and reclaim the spot with six laps left.

Rine was then in the mix and working traffic as he pressured the leaders when he made contact with a slow car with five laps to go in the third turn while working to its inside.

The contact found Rine nearly flipping over as his car lifted up and came close to tipping over on the driver’s side.

That incident sent the lapped car up across the track with Kyle Lee than slamming into it and the outside wall.

While Winters restarted with the lead, he again found a challenge from Morgan who worked by for control by the time lap 21 could be scored.

And this time after getting the lead, Morgan held it to the finish.

Winters was second followed by 21st starter Andy Haus, Chad Myers and Matt Parks.

Sixth through 10th went to Dave Brouse Jr., Mike Lupfer, Roy Deese Jr., Colton Flinner and Nick Dickson.

Heats went to Winters, Lee and Rine with Haus taking the last chance race.

Drivers canvassed the crowd during the two-division event and collected over 5,000 to benefit injured sprint car driver TJ Stutts.

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Feature Finishes
7/7/18

410 sprints, 25 laps: 1. Danny Dietrich, 2. Brock Zearfoss, 3. Lance Dewease, 4. Greg Hodnett, 5. Ryan Smith, 6. Freddie Rahmer, 7. Anthony Macri, 8. Rico Abreu, 9. Ryan Taylor, 10. Lucas Wolfe, 11. Logan Wagner, 12. Mike Wagner, 13. Robbie Kendall, 14. Dylan Cisney, 15. Gerard McIntyre Jr., 16. AJ Flick, 17. Kyle Reinhardt, 18. Steve Buckwalter, 19. Tyler Reeser, 20. Landon Myers, 21. Joe Kata III., 22. Blane Heimbach, 23. Kody Lehman, 24. Jared Esh

DNQ: Joey Hershey, Tim Wagaman, Rick Lafferty, Jesse Attard, Trey Starks, Kyle Moody, Bradley Howard

Even with a collapsed top wing, Lance Dewease was able hold off Greg Hodnett to win the Mitch Smith Memorial at Williams Grove Speedway on 7-6-18. Photos by WRT Speedwerx Photographer Troy Junkins

JULY 6, 2018

LANCE DEWEASE WINS $12,000 IN 30th ANNUAL MITCH SMITH MEMORIAL AT WILLIAMS GROVE SPEEDWAY FRIDAY NIGHT IN ROUND EIGHT OF PENNSYLVANIA SPRINT CAR SPEEDWEEK

MECHANICSBURG, PA – Even with a top wing problem over the final two laps, Lance Dewease couldn’t be beat in the Mitch Smith Memorial Friday night at Williams Grove Speedway.

Dewease’s third Grove win of the season was the 90th of his career and tied him with Fred Rahmer for most wins all-time at the track. His victory was worth $12,000 in a car owned by Donnie Kreitz.

The Smith Memorial winner's share was upped to 12K this year after the Smith family posted an extra thousand and the speedway in turn matched their efforts.

The left side board of Dewease’s wing began to pull away from the center section creating vision and handling problems during the final few laps, but he held on to his second straight Speedweek win and 26th of his career.

“It was a handful,” Dewease said. “I knew I had to run down around the bottom. I was going to use up whoever got along side of me. I was shocked it took that long for somebody to get along side of me. I wasn’t going to wreck them, but they were going to have to figure out a way by me. I couldn’t see out the right side at all. I was just listening for somebody and I knew I had to move up some and take the lane away from them and use up as much track as I could. Drive 100 miles per hour with three flat tires. That’s what it drove like. You’re just manhandling it. Using the brake, using the throttle.”

Two of Williams Grove’s best, Greg Hodnett and Dewease, shared the front row to start the 30-lap main event. It was Hodnett getting the best of Dewease blasting off the turn two cushion while Dewease was on the bottom.

The yellow flag flew with five laps completed.

Hodnett controlled the restart. Rico Abreu and defending track champion Freddie Rahmer raced hard for third. Rahmer took it in turn four, but Abreu returned the pass in turn two.

Hodnett was up by 1.141 with 10 laps completed.

The leaders reached a pack of slower cars on lap 13. Hodnett had to slow entering turn three and that’s all Dewease needed to drive by and into the lead as they raced off turn four.

Dewease was slicing through traffic now with 12 laps to go as Rahmer and Abreu continued their battle for third.

Rahmer eventually secured the spot and closed on Hodnett and slid in front of him off four taking second with six laps to go.

The yellow flew with five laps to go for Jared Esh in turn four. This erased Dewease’s two second lead.

Dewease controlled the restart and had the race under control until he was coming down for two to go when the top wing began shifting creating major handling issues.

Hodnett passed Rahmer on the restart and was all over Dewease for the lead, but Dewease made his car as wide as possible. Danny Dietrich drove by Rahmer for third. The top three were nose-to-tail, and sideways, as they raced off turn two on the final lap.

Dewease led them down the back stretch and through turns three and four. Dietrich went all the way to the bottom of turn four trying to get by, but Dewease beat them both back to the line winning by 0.140 over Hodnett and Dietrich.

“I saw Lance’s wing and he was having a hard time getting down the straight aways,” Hodnett said. “I know how that feels. It’s very difficult to keep a straight line. I got a couple runs on him, but if I would have pushed the issue, I would have probably crashed us both.”

“Nowhere to go,” Dietrich said. “I don’t know how Lance drove it like that. I tried everything I could do to get around Greg. I knew Lance would be coming up the race track to block. We came from eighth to third. I wish we could have started up front. We had a fast racecar.”

Rahmer and Abreu completed the top five. Lucas Wolfe, Anthony Macri, Tony Stewart, Trey Starks and Chad Trout rounded out the top 10.

Hodnett set fast time over the 35-car field with a lap 17.040. Rahmer, Dietrich, Trout and Starks won the heat races. Gerard McIntyre Jr. won the B-main.

Hodnett leads the Speedweek points by 64 over Rahmer, 65 over Wolfe, and 66 over Dietrich. Starks is fifth and 116 back of Hodnett.

In the 20-lap Mason Dixon Shootout Series event for the 358 late models, Shaun Jones started on the pole and drove into the lead. Justin Weaver raced from fifth to second.

Jones would go unchallenged to the win over Weaver and ninth starting Brad McGinnis. James Lichliter and Alan Sagi completed the top five. Dillan Stake, Craig Wagaman, Bryan Bernheisel, Randy Christine Jr. and Cam Ziegler rounded out the top 10.

Bernheisel, Jones and Stake won the heat races.

Sprint Car Feature (30 laps): 1. Lance Dewease. 2. Greg Hodnett. 3. Danny Dietrich. 4. Freddie Rahmer. 5. Rico Abreu. 6. Lucas Wolfe. 7. Anthony Macri. 8. Tony Stewart. 9. Trey Starks. 10. Chad Trout. 11. Parker Price-Miller. 12. Ryan Smith. 13. Cory Haas. 14. Spencer Bayston. 15. Dylan Cisney. 16. Robbie Kendall. 17. Brian Montieth. 18. Gerard McIntyre Jr. 19. Kyle Moody. 20. Jared Esh. 21. Tim Wagaman. 22. Jim Siegel. 23. James McFadden. 24. Brock Zearfoss. Did Not Qualify: Jessie Attard, Steve Buckwalter, Logan Wagner, Landon Myers, Adrian Shaffer, Jordan Givler, Tony Fiore, Nicole Bower, Jay Galloway, Troy Fraker, Rick Lafferty.

Lance Dewease wins night 7 of PA Speed Week at Hagerstown Speedway Alyssa Sharman

Dewease Wins Johnny Grum Memorial at Hagerstown

By Brett Rose

HAGERSTOWN, MD – For the third consecutive year, Lance Dewease drove the Davey Brown prepared, Don Kreitz, Jr. owned No.69k to victory lane at Hagerstown Speedway winning $5,000 in the 30 lap Johnny Grum Memorial in Round 7 of Pennsylvania Sprint Speedweek.

Dewease began the feature event from sixth on the grid and quickly moved into the top five by the fourth circuit and was running in fourth place when a caution flag waved for the spun car of Australian racer Jesse Attard on lap seven.

Pole starter Greg Hodnett led the way from the start and was followed by fellow front row starter Ryan Smith, with Freddie Rahmer in tow ahead of Dewease on the restart.

It took two laps for Dewease to move past Rahmer and Smith into the runner-up spot, albeit about a half-straightaway behind Hodnett. Hodnett held that advantage approximately three seconds ahead of Dewease at the halfway point of the contest.

Hodnett searched his way all over the track in the Mike Heffner No.27 through lapped traffic to keep Dewease at bay, but Dewease persevered along the bottom searching for a line that would allow him to reel in Hodnett’s lead.

As the laps wound down toward the end, Dewease pulled to within a couple car lengths of Hodnett. Dewease caught Hodnett with four laps to go, and then made the pass for the lead down low in turn three with three laps remaining.

Once out front, Dewease slightly pulled away to a .522 second advantage over a valiant effort by Hodnett to regain the top spot, but it wasn’t enough as Dewease drove to his 16th career win at the Hub City oval where he picked up his first career win 32 years ago in 1986.

“I was running as hard as I could, making sure I hit my marks. Greg (Hodnett) I think was a little better than us tonight, especially early in the feature. I just kept driving hard and found a line that I could get by those lapped cars. He got by those lapped cars earlier better than I could and I finally found a line in turn one and two to get by them a lot easier. I got at him and he stayed out there a little bit in three and I was going by him one way or the other. I didn’t know if I could hold him off or not and I just wanted to make sure I didn’t lose my pace after that.” said Dewease in victory lane.

Hodnett finished second, followed by Smith, Rahmer and Anthony Macri in the top five.

Spencer Bayston had quick time in time trials with a lap of 17.008 seconds, while Hodnett, Macri, and Dewease were heat race winners. Rico Abreu won the B-main.

Notes: 29 cars were pitside for the only 410 Sprint Car race of the season that included former NASCAR champion Tony Stewart in competition for his first ever start at Hagerstown, while former NASCAR driver and World of Outlaws champion Dave Blaney was also racing. Stewart finished 11th, while Blaney finished 17th.

Dewease’s win moves him into a three way tie for sixth on the all-time Sprint Car win list with Ray Dovel and Bobby Abel whom each won at Hagerstown for their 16th career wins in 1969.

It also marks the 16th career win at Hagerstown for Kreitz as a car owner including his 13 wins as a driver.

Feature Results

410 Sprints – 1. Lance Dewease, 2. Greg Hodnett, 3. Ryan Smith, 4. Freddie Rahmer, 5. Anthony Macri, 6. Logan Wagner, 7. Dylan Cisney, 8. Mike Wagner, 9. Lucas Wolfe, 10. Spencer Bayston, 11. Tony Stewart, 12. Danny Dietrich, 13. Brock Zearfoss, 14. Aaron Reutzel, 15. Trey Starks, 16. Gerard McIntrye, 17. Dave Blaney, 18. James McFadden, 19. Rico Abreu, 20. Kyle Moody, 21. Joey Hershey, 22. Jordan Givler, 23. Jesse Attard, 24. Adrian Shaffer

DNQ – Jared Esh, Robbie Kendall, Mitchell Wormall, Troy Fraker, John Sharpe

Lucas Wolfe wins night 6 of PA Speed Week at Port Royal Speedway Brian Rhoad WRT SpeedWerx Photo

Lucas Wolfe Gets By Dietrich For Port Royal Speedway July 4 Speedweek Win Buckwalter drives by Michael and Layton for URC victory

7/4/18

PORT ROYAL, Pa. – Lucas Wolfe out-maneuvered Danny Dietrich to score a popular victory in Wednesday’s Pennsylvania Speedweek event at Port Royal Speedway, worth $7,000.

In the URC Sprint main, after a thrilling battle for the lead between Chad Layton, Curt Michael and Steve Buckwalter, Buckwalter came out on top for the $2,000 checkers.

Danny Dietrich drew the pole for the start of the 30-lap speedweek main for the 410 sprint cars with Greg Hodnett drawing the outside of the front row.

Dietrich got ahead of Hodnett when action began and was still in front on the sixth lap when a third turn flip by Gerard McIntyre Jr. brought out the red flag.

Dietrich continued to lead on the restart with Hodnett and Wolfe in tow and for a while the pair battled for second before Hodnett began tracking down the leader as the race reached the halfway point.

Hodnett darted to Dietrich’s outside as the pair exited the fourth turn to complete lap 16 and then appeared headed to the win while Wolfe began battling Dietrich for second.

But then suddenly Hodnett slowed with a flattened front wing with 11 laps to go, handing the point back over to Dietrich with Wolfe and now Trey Starks in a challenging position as well.

The new life for Dietrich lasted only two circuits before Wolfe, whose car was working flawlessly on both sides of the speedway, also drove by Dietrich in the fourth turn to take control with nine laps to go.

Once in control, Wolfe began blasting away from the field, turning the fastest laps of the race with two laps to go.

It was the defending speedweek champions first series win of 2018 and his second overall of the year at Port Royal Speedway while giving him a total of nine on the oval’s all time win list.

Wolfe stretched out his margin by the finish to take the win by 4.493 seconds over Dietrich with Trey Starks finishing third.

Fourth went to sixth starter Spencer Bayston of Indiana, who prior to the night had never set eyes on the historic oval.

Tony Stewart rode home fifth.

Sixth through 10th went to Blane Heimbach, Lance Dewease, James McFadden, Freddie Rahmer and Jared Esh.

Heats went to Bayston, Wolfe, Dietrich and Stewart with the consolation going to Jared Esh.

Fast time was set by Hodnett with a lap of 15.352 seconds.

A 90-minute rain shower delayed the start of the program by approximately one hour while also producing lightning-quick speeds on the half-mile.

Chad Layton drew the pole for the start of the 25-lap URC Sprints main and took the lead at the start over Curt Michael.

Michael beat up on Layton repeatedly during the early going, taking the lead more than once only to see Layton dart back to his inside in the third turn and reclaim control.

A caution period on the fifth tour bunched the field and Michael again got the upper hand on Layton but Layton rallied back to reclaim control with eight away, again by executing massive dives low in to the third turn to come up across the track and make the pass.

And while all the racing for the lead was taking place, sixth starter Steve Buckwalter was making tracks to the front while blasting the outside lane and on the ninth tour he completed a two-car pass of both Michael and Layton to net command.

Layton again battled back to reclaim control on several occasions by Buckwalter’s high line momentum was always enough to allow him to ride back into the top sot.

Layton got another clear shot on a lap 17 restart with Buckwalter again using his momentum to get out in front, where he stayed for the win.

Layton finished second followed by Eddie Strada, Michael and Josh Weller.

Sixth through 10th went to Jason Shultz, Kyle Reinhardt, Eric Parker, Derek Locke and Kevin Nagy.

Heats went to Michael and Layton.

The race then entered traffic on the 12th tour

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Feature Finishes 7/4/18

410 sprints, 25 laps: 1. Lucas Wolfe, 2. Danny Dietrich, 3. Trey Starks, 4. Spencer Bayston, 5. Tony Stewart, 6. Blane Heimbach, 7. Lance Dewease, 8. James McFadden, 9. Freddie Rahmer, 10. Jared Esh, 11. Ryan Smith, 12. Kasey Kahne, 13. Dylan Cisney, 14. Rico Abreu, 15. Mike Wagner, 16. Anthony Fiore, 17. Anthony Macri, 18. Logan Wagner, 19. Greg Hodnett, 20. Jim Siegel, 21. Gerard McIntyre Jr., 22. Dave Blaney, 23. Aaron Reutzel DNS: Steve Buckwalter

DNQ: Jesse Attard, Kyle Moody, Parker Price Miller, Cory Haas, Kody Lehman, Robbie Kendall, Joey Hershey, Mitchell Wormall, Dustin Baney, Joe Kata III., Brock Zearfoss

URC Sprints, 25 laps: 1. Steve Buckwalter, 2. Chad Layton, 3. Eddie Strada, 4. Curt Michael, 5. Josh Weller, 6. Jason Shultz, 7. Kyle Reinhardt, 8. Eric Parker, 9. Derek Locke, 10. Kevin Nagy, 11. Adam Carberry, 12. Ryan Linder, 13. Chuck Hebing, 14. Bill Ungler, 15. Ryan Quackenbush, 16. Ryan Stillwaggon, 17. Jason Cherry, 18. David Quackenbush, 19. Mark Sasso

Kyle Larson earned the winner's big check of $7,000.00 after racing to the win at Grandview Speedway's Thunder on the Hill Racing Series held on 7-3-18. The 35 lap feature was race #5 as part of the PA Sprint Speedweek. Greg Hodnett finished 2nd and Kasey Kahne crossed under the checkered flag 3rd. photos by WRT Speedwerx Photographer Troy Junkins

THUNDER ON THE HILL RACE RESULTS

HOT SUMMER NIGHT LANDS KYLE LARSON IN GRANDVIEW SPEEDWAY VICTORY LANE, POCKETS $7,000

JEFF STRUNK STUNS THE FIELD WINNING MODIFIED MAIN FROM 23RD PLACE STARTING SPOT

BECHTELSVILLE, PA (July 3, 2018) – It was an Independence Day celebration of speed as a capacity crowd witnessed the NAPA Auto Parts Thunder on the Hill Racing Series action at the Grandview Speedway will star filled field of local and national driving stars. NASCAR Cup Series driver Kyle Larson invaded to claim the Pennsylvania 410 Sprint Car Speedweek victory – round five of the 10-race stretch, while Jeff Strunk picked up the win in the NASCAR 358 Modified main event. The event was presented by Pioneer Pole Buildings as Larson collected $7,000 for his win and Strunk earned an attractive $3,000 first place prize in the modified feature.

“Such an awesome crowd tonight,” Larson said in Victory Lane celebrations. “It seemed like a pretty exciting race, at least from my seat, every time I went to the top I’d see Greg Hodnett pull to my inside.”

A blind re-draw put James McFadden and Greg Hodnett on the front row of the 35 lap main event. Hodnett – a 9-time Thunder on the Hill winner – quickly jumped to the lead. Larson, who started in the fourth position, moved into contention on the third circuit.

With a 24-car starting field on the one-third-mile, lapped traffic became a factor on the sixth lap, with Larson taking the low-groove and Hodnett taking the high-side to split a lapped car. Larson powered around the bottom claiming the top spot.

The race’s first caution flew on lap 9, while circling the track under yellow James McFadden – running in the third position – pulled pitside to change a right rear flat tire.

Larson took command on the restart with Hodnett giving chase, the two diced high-and-low ticking off laps one-by-one, with Larson riding right up against the outside wall.

“It was such a fine line running right up that high, there’s such a risk of getting into the wall. I was a little nervous,” Larson offered.

With Larson running an extreme outside groove, Hodnett peeked to the inside of Larson’s No. 57 machine – before the two swapped lanes with Larson moving to the bottom and Hodnett on the top.

Then came Christopher Bell.

The 23-year-old Sprint Car ace turned NASCAR driver, used momentum and lapped traffic to close on the leaders forming a three-car fight for the win – but ultimately Bell’s night would end drastically bunching up the field with a right rear flat and collecting Trey Starks.

Larson outgunned Hodnett on the Lap 32 restart leading the final three circuits and collecting a $7,000 payday and his second consecutive NAPA Auto Parts Thunder on the Hill Series Speedweek victory.

Hodnett would finish in second position, followed by a pair of NASCAR Cup Series superstars Kasey Kahne and Tony Stewart in third and fourth respectively. Danny Dietrich finished in fifth moving from a 12th place starting position.

From a 23rd starting position, Jeff Strunk led the Glenn Hyneman-owned No. 126 to a $3,000 NASCAR 358 Modified payday.

Ryan Watt jumped to the early lead from his front row starting position followed closely by Jared Umbenhaue.. A lap 3 yellow flag slowed the field for the first time.

On the restart, Watt continued on in the top spot with Umbenhauer in second and Craig VonDohren moving into the third position.

The top-three competitors battled side-by-side for the lead, with Umbenhauer slipping past Watt on multiple occasions but unable to hold the top spot.

Lap-by-lap Watt maintained a command on the field with Umbenhauer and VonDohren forming a three car chase for the checkered.

A lap 21 restart offered Strunk an opportunity to pounce, first on VonDohren and then on Umbenhauer one lap later.

Strunk raced outside Watt’s No. 14W on the 23rd lap and finally completed the pass after multiple attempts. Strunk would go on to claim his 13th NAPA Auto Parts Thunder on the Hill Racing Series win and his first since 2015.

Watt settled for second place, Craig VonDohren finished in third, Jared Umbenahuer in fourth, and Doug Manmiller in the fifth position.

Thunder Notes

31 410 Sprint Cars and 27 Modifieds were signed in for competition.

Anthony Macri set the 410 Sprint Car Quick Time with a lap of 12.553. Macri set the time on his first circuit around the Speedway, before flipping during his second lap. Macri would go on to get the car repaired for the first heat race.

This marked Kyle Larson’s third Grandview Speedway appearance. Larson finished in 3rd at the 2012 Speedweek event that Greg Hodnett won and was the defending race winner after a 2017 victory. Larson was joined in victory lane by his son, Owen.

Former NASCAR Cup Series Champion Tony Stewart was the first 410 Sprint Car to take Time Trials. Stewart clocked in at 7th on the speed charts with a 12.751

Sprint Car Heat Races were won by Aaron Reutzel, Trey Starks, Tony Stewart, and Kasey Kahne

Modified Heat Races were won by Brian Papiez, Ron Kline, and Ryan Watt.

The Ben Moyer Memorial Hard Charger award was presented to Danny Dietrich collecting a $750 payday. NAPA Auto Parts Thunder on the Hill Racing Series Officials matched the $750 payoff and awarded it to Brandon Rahmer for gaining the most spots in the A-main event.

Jeff Strunk maintains his position as the winningest driver in NAPA Auto Parts Thunder on the Hill Racing Series Modified history scoring his 13th Modified feature event win.

410 Sprint Cars

Time Trials -- 1. Anthony Macri - 12.553 2. Greg Hodnett - 12.567 3. Kyle Larson - 12.674 4. James McFadden - 12.727 5. Aaron Reutzel - 12.741 6. Trey Starks - 12.746 7. Tony Stewart - 12.751 8. Kasey Kahne - 12.813 9. Parker Price Miller - 12.893 10. Christopher Bell - 13.002 11. Rico Abreu - 13.044 12. Tyler Reeser - 13.093 13. Ryan Smith - 13.115 14. Lucas Wolfe - 13.189 15. Freddie Rahmer - 13.283 16. Danny Dietrich - 13.313 17. Alan Krimes - 13.345 18. Steve Buckwalter - 13.352 19. Gerard McIntyre III - 13.354 20. Tyler Ross - 13.464 21. Jared Esh - 13.534 22. Brock Zearfoss - 13.573 23. JJ Grasso - 13.578 24. Kyle Moody - 13.582 25. Ryan Taylor - 13.623 26. Brandon Rahmer - 13.642 27. Jessie Attard - 13.722 28. Mitchell Wormell - 13.726 29. Joe Kata III - 13.789 30. Brett Michalski - 14.119 31. Troy Fraker - 15.07

Heat 1 – 1. Aaron Reutzel 2. Parker Price-Miller 3. Ryan Smith 4. Anthony Macri 5. Alan Krimes

Heat 2 – 1. Trey Starks 2. Christopher Bell 3. Lucas Wolfe 4. Greg Hodnett 5. Steve Buckwalter

Heat 3 – 1. Tony Stewart 2. Freddie Rahmer 3. Kyle Larson 4. Rico Abreu 5. JJ Grasso

Heat 4 – 1. Kasey Kahne 2. Danny Dietrich 3. James McFadden 4. Kyle Moody 5. Tyler Ross

B-Main – 1. Tyler Reeser 2. Ryan Taylor 3. Brandon Rahmer 4. Gerard McIntyre 5. Jesse Attard 6. Brock Zearfoss 7. Jared Esh 8. Mitchell Wormall 9. Joe Kata III 10. Brett Michalski 11. Troy Fraker

A-Main – 1. Kyle Larson 2. Greg Hodnett 3. Kasey Kahne 4. Tony Stewart 5. Danny Dietrich 6. Ryan Smith 7. Parker Price-Miller 8. Freddie Rahmer 9. Anthony Macri 10. Lucas Wolfe 11. Rico Abreu 12. Kyle Moody 13. Alan Krimes 14. Brandon Rahmer 15. Ryan Taylor 16. Tyler Ross 17. Christopher Bell 18. Trey Starks 19. Gerard McIntyre 20. James McFadden 21. JJ Grasso 22. Tyler Reeser 23. Aaron Reutzel 24. Steve Buckwalter

Danny Dietrich wins his 2nd Pa. Speedweek race at Lincoln Speedway 7/2/18. Dave Giles Photo.

Monday, July 2, 2018

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

PENNSYLVANIA SPEEDWEEK (Race 4 of 10)

UPCOMING SCHEDULE:

Sat., July 7, 2018 (7:30 PM) - 358 Sprints (“K1 RaceGear 358 Sprint Summer Series” event AND 6/23 Feature Make-up), 600 Xcel Modifieds, and Street Stocks

Sat., July 14, 2018 (7:30 PM) - JOHN GLEIM JR. EXCAVATING NIGHT: 410 Sprints (Regular & 6/23 Feature Make-up), 358 Sprints (“Shootout” series event), and Central PA Sportsman

DANNY DIETRICH BEATS KYLE LARSON FOR SECOND PENNSYLVANIA SPEEDWEEK WIN;

Steve Wilbur beats Billy Brian, Jr. for win in Wingless Super Sportsman Action

ABBOTTSTOWN, PA 7/2/2018 – Danny Dietrich did it again.

Dietrich came from his 5th starting spot to race-down pole-sitter and race-long NASCAR racer Kyle Larson with 10 laps to go, took the lead, and won his 2nd 2018 Pennsylvania Sprint Speedweek show at Lincoln Speedway Monday night.

Larson, fresh off his wild 2nd place NASCAR run the day before at Chicagoland Speedway, started on the pole for the 30-lap feature after setting second-quick time in time trials and finished second in his heat. Larson took the lead at the drop of the green over outside frontrow starter Lucas Wolfe.

Larson maintained a two-second lead as he headed into lapped traffic on the eighth lap as Rico Abreu, who started fourth, got around Wolfe for the runner-up spot.

But Dietrich was on the move from his fifth-starting spot and got third place from Wolfe on lap 11 and then second place on lap 14 as they continued the non-stop hectic pace through lapped traffic.

Dietrich cut the lead to under one second by the 18th lap and closed on Larson’s Bumper as they completed the 19th lap.

Dietrich made his move on the 20th lap by slipping under Larson in the third and fourth turns and led the 20-lap.

Speedweek Series point leader suddenly stopped in turn two with frontend damage before Dietrich and Larson could complete the 21st lap.

Dietrich now led Larson, Abreu, Wolfe, and Ryan Smith for the restart with nine laps to go.

Then it was a battle of styles the rest of the way as Dietrich hugged the inside guardrail while Larson flirted with the outside guardrail.

Suddenly the action stopped with five laps to go as defend Lincoln Speedway Champion Brian Montieth, who was running close to the top-five most of the race, hit the wall in turns one and two and flipped to bring out the red flag on the 26th lap. Montieth was okay.

So now it was a five lap shootout. And the leaders continued where they left off with Larson high, and Dietrich low.

Dietrich held on the rest of the way to take the checkered 1.25-seconds ahead of Larson for his fourth Lincoln win of 2018, and the 42nd of his career to put him into a tie for seventh-place all time with Cris Eash.

Abreu held off Wolfe in a torrid battle for third place. Ryan Smith rounded out the top-five.

Completing the top-10 were Chad Trout, Gerard McIntyre, Jr., Cory Haas, Greg Hodnett, and Kasey Kahne.

Sprint heats were won by Dietrich, Abreu, Kahne, and Smith, with Jim Siegel winning the consolation.

Fast time in time trials for the 38-car 410 Sprint field was set by Chad Trout with a one-lap time of 13.922-seconds (96.969 MPH).

Steve Wilbur passed polesitter and race-long leader Billy Brian, Jr. on the 16 and raced away to the win in the 20-lap wingless super sportsman feature. Steve Drevicki finished third, Joey Biasi fourth, and Carmen Perigo fifth.

Heats for the 23 Wingless Super Sportsman on hand were won by Drevicki, Craig Perigo, and Biasi.

Lincoln Speedway back into action Saturday night, July 7th, with a special 358 Sprint event – the “K1 RaceGear 358 Sprint Summer Series” and the 6/23 Feature Make-up. In addition, the 600 Xcel Modifieds and Street Stocks will be on hand. Competition Pit gates will open at 5 PM, Spectator Pit Admission & General Admission gates will open at 5:30 PM. Hot laps will get underway at 7 PM, with time trials getting underway at 7:30 PM.

RACE RESULTS

Monday, July 2, 2018

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

PENNSYLVANIA SPEEDWEEK (Race 4 of 10)

Lawrence Chevrolet 410 Sprints

410 Sprint Feature (30 Laps) – 1. 48-Danny Dietrich ($7,000); 2. 57-Kyle Larson; 3. 24R-Rico Abreu; 4. 24-Lucas Wolfe; 5. 59W-Ryan Smith; 6. 1X-Chad Trout; 7. 07-Gerard McIntyre, Jr.; 8. 39-Cory Haas; 9. 27-Greg Hodnett; 10. 4K-Kasey Kahne; 11. 51-Freddie Rahmer; 12. 87-Alan Krimes; 13. 39B-Christopher Bell; 14. 55K-Robbie Kendall; 15. 15-Adam Wilt; 16. 39M-Anthony Macri; 17. 3-James McFadden; 18. 4P-Parker Price Miller; 19. 3Z-Brock Zearfoss; 20. 59-Jim Siegel; 21. 69-Tim Glatfelter; 22. 21-Brian Montieth (DNF); 23. 44-Trey Starks (DNF); 24. 88-Brandon Rahmer (DNF). No Time

Lap Leaders – Kyle Larson (1-20), Danny Dietrich (21-30)

410 Sprint Heat One Finish (10 laps/5 to qualify) – 1. 48-Danny Dietrich; 2. 21-Brian Montieth; 3. 07-Gerard McIntyre, Jr.; 4. 1X-Chad Trout; 5. 3-James McFadden; 6. 4R-Chase Dietz; 7. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 8. 73B-Brett Michalski; 9. 97-Mitchell Wormall; 10. 53-Jessie Attard (DNF). No Time

410 Sprint Heat Two Finish (10 laps/5 to qualify) – 1. 24-Rico Abreu; 2. 57-Kyle Larson; 3. 15-Adam Wilt; 4. 3Z-Brock Zearfoss; 5. 39B-Christopher Bell; 6. 59-Jim Siegel; 7. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe; 8. 21t-Scott Fisher; 9. 11-Greg Plank; 10. 1*-Tim Wagaman (DNF). Time – 2:32.608

410 Sprint Heat Three Finish (10 laps/5 to qualify) – 1. 4K-Kasey Kahne; 2. 39-Cory Haas; 3. 24-Lucas Wolfe; 4. 4P-Parker Price Miller; 5. 39M-Anthony Macri; 6. 51-Freddie Rahmer; 7. 14-Tony Stewart; 8. 5-Tyler Ross; 9. 99M-Kyle Moody. Time – 2:37.493

410 Sprint Heat Four Finish (10 laps/5 to qualify) – 1. 59W-Ryan Smith; 2. 27-Greg Hodnett; 3. 55K-Robbie Kendall; 4. 44-Trey Starks; 5. 87-Alan Krimes; 6. 69-Tim Glatfelter; 7. 33-Jared Esh; 8. 5T-Tyler Reeser; 9. 3B-Randy Baughman. Time – 2:37.514

410 Sprint B-Main Finish (10 laps/4 to qualify) – 1. 59-Jim Siegel; 2. 51-Freddie Rahmer; 3. 69-Tim Glatfelter; 4.

Time Trial Results - 1. 1X-Chad Trout, 13.922-seconds (96.969 MPH); 2. 57-Kyle Larson, 13.929; 3. 24-Lucas Wolfe, 13.933; 4. 44-Trey Starks, 13.967; 5. 48-Danny Dietrich, 14.040; 6. 24R-Rico Abreu, 14.046; 7. 4-Kasey Kahne, 14.062; 8. 59W-Ryan Smith, 14.087; 9. 07-Gerard McIntyre, Jr., 14.115; 10. 15-Adam Wilt, 14.145; 11. 4-Parker Price Miller, 14.167; 12. 27-Greg Hodnett, 14.201; 13. 21-Brian Montieth, 14.211; 14. 3Z-Brock Zearfoss, 14.236; 15. 39M-Anthony Macri, 14.245; 16. 55K-Robbie Kendall, 14.282; 17. 3-James McFadden, 14.311; 18. 59-Jim Siegel, 14.313; 19. 39-Cory Haas, 14.316; 20. 87-Alan Krimes, 14.332; 21. 4R-Chase Dietz, 14.377; 22. 39-Christopher Bell, 14.447; 23. 51-Freddie Rahmer, 14.455; 24. 69-Tim Glatfelter, 14.459; 25. 88-Brandon Rahmer, 14.473; 26. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe, 14.477; 27. 99M-Kyle Moody, 14.514; 28. 33-Jared Esh, 14.535; 29. 53-Jessie Attard, 14.564; 30. 1*-Tim Wagaman, 14.612; 31. 5-Tyler Ross, 14.624; 32. 5T-Tyler Reeser, 14.779; 33. 73B-Brett Michalski, 14.900; 34. 21T-Scott Fisher, 14.931; 35. 14-Tony Stewart, 14.964; 36. 3B-Randy Bachman, 14.984; 37. 97-Mitchall Wormall, 15.150; 38. 11-Greg Plank, 15.151.

WINGLESS SUPER SPORTSMAN

Sportsman Feature (20 Laps) – 1. 59-Steve Wilbur; 2. 16-Bill Brian, Jr.; 3. 28-Steve Drevicki; 4. B1-Joey Biasi; 5. 93-Carmen Perigo; 6. 17J-Cody Jackson; 7. 1A-Craig Perigo; 8. 93S-Bob Gutshall; 9. 17-Luke Lanker; 10. 05-Steve Weary; 11. 69-Devin Beidle; 12. 16R-Ryan Rutz; 13. 23-Justin Foster; 14. 47-John Winsett; 15. 34-Chuck Landis; 16. 38S-Tom Savage; 17. 888-John Wolf; 18. John Sullivan; 19. 0Z-Len Ozio; 20. 2J-Jason Failor; DNS – 47T, 07, 63, 4. No Timer

Lap Leaders – Bill Brian Jr. (1-15), Steve Wilbur (16-20)

Sportsman Heat Winners – Steve Drevicki, Craig Perigo, Joey Biasi

July 1st 2018

The 2018 Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars started off ten straight nights of racing Friday night at Williams Grove Speedway, for the 2018 edition of PA Speed Week. Trey Starks led every lap of the feature to takes the win over the 27 car field. Saturday PA Speed Week moved to Lincoln Speedway with Danny Dietrich holding off Lance Dewease for the win. Sunday July 1st the show moved to Path Valley Speedway with Ohio invader Cole Duncan taking the victory over Freddie Rahmer.

The 2018 Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars continue PA Speed Week Monday July 2nd at Lincoln Speedway. Tuesday the series is off to Grandview Speedway for Thunder On The Hill. Wednesday July 4th Port Royal Speedway hosts their first of two Speed Week shows. Thursday July 5th the series heads South to Hagerstown Speedway in Maryland. Friday July 6th it's back to Williams Grove Speedway for their 2nd show. Saturday July 7th is the return to Port Royal Speedway. PA Speed Week closes out next Sunday July 8th at Selinsgrove Speedway.

After three shows Trey Starks leads the PA Speed Week points over Brock Zearfoss and Freddie Rahmer.

Greg Hodnett leads the Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars points over Lucas Wolfe in 2nd and Danny Dietrich in 3rd.

6/29/18        WILLIAMS GROVE        25 LAPS    27 CARS

1.    44    Trey Starks
2.    27    Greg Hodentt
3.    1x    Chad Trout
4.    3    James McFadden
5.    3z    Brock Zearfoss
6.    24    Rico Abreu
7.    21    Brian Montieth
8.    51    Freddie Rahmer
9.    39    Cory Haas
10.    07    Gerard McIntyre Jr
11.    17B    Steve Buckwalter
12.    58    Jim Siegel
13.    24    Lucas Wolfe
14.    55K    Robbie Kendall
15.    33    Jared Esh
16.    75    Frankie Herr
17.    27s    Adrian Shaffer
18.    48    Danny Dietrich
19.    99    Kyle Moody
20.    53    Jessie Attard
21.    69k    Lance Dewease
22.    59    Ryan Smith
23.    0    Rick Lafferty
24.    97    Mitchell Wormall

Lap Leaders; Starks 1-25

Fast Time; Starks 16.603

Heat Winners; Dewease, McFadden, Trout

B-Main Winner; Esh

DNQ; Troy Fraker, Kody Lehman, Anthony Macri

6/30/18    LINCOLN        30 LAPS        39 CARS

1.    48    Danny Dietrich
2.    69k    Lance Dewease
3.    21    Brian Montieth
4.    24    Lucas Wolfe
5.    1x    Chad Trout
6.    27    Greg Hodnett
7.    51    Freddie Rahmer
8.    59    Jim Siegel
9.    44    Trey Starks
10.    87    Alan Krimes
11.    3z    Brock Zearfoss
12.    24    Rico Abreu
13.    21x    Austin Hogue
14.    59    Ryan Smith
15.    3    James McFadden
16.    39    Anthony Macri
17.    88    Brandon Rahmer
18.    39    Cory Haas
19.    07    Gerard McIntyre Jr
20.    1*    Tim Wagaman
21    55k    Robbie Kendall
22.    99    Kyle Moody
23.    15    Adam Wilt
24.    5    Tyler Ross

Non Stop Time; 8;09.953

Lap Leaders; Trout 1-9, Dietrich 10-30

Fast Time; Wolfe 14.149

Heat Winners; Dietrich, F. Rahmer, Dewease, Siegel

B-Main Winner; Kendall

DNQ; Glenndon Forsythe, Scott Fisher, Jessie Attard, Chase Dietz, Jared Esh, Joe Kata III, Brett Michalski, Bradley Howard, Randy Baughman, Greg Plank, Troy Fraker, Landon Myers, Chris Knopp, Dwayne Gutshall, Tim Glatfelter

7/1/18        PATH VALLEY        50 LAPS        32 CARS

1.    22    Cole Duncan
2.    51    Freddie Rahmer
3.    3z    Brock Zearfoss
4.    55    Mike Wagner
5.    44    Trey Starks
6.    4    Parker Price Miller
7.    07    Gerard McIntyre Jr
8.    59    Ryan Smith
9.    7w    Logan Wagner
10.    49x    Tim Shaffer
11.    39    Christopher Bell
12.    2    A J Flick
13.    5T    Tyler Reeser
14.    24    Rico Abreu
15.    27    Greg Hodnett
16.    87    Alan Krimes
17.    24    Lucas Wolfe
18.    33    Jared Esh
19.    99    Kyle Moody
20.    53    Jessie Attard
21.    21    Brian Montieth
22.    39M    Anthony Macri
23.    3    James McFadden
24.    48    Danny Dietrich

Lap Leaders; M. Wagner 1-25, Zearfoss 26-29, Rahmer 30-44, Duncan 45-50

Fast Time; Bell 10.456

Heat Winners; Starks, M. Wagner, Zearfoss, Price Miller

B-Main Winner; Reeser

DNQ: Tyler Ross, Brett Michalski, Jim Siegel, Tony Fiore, Mitchell Wormall, Troy Fraker, Greg Plank, Dan Shetler

2018 PA SPEEDWEEK POINTS

1.    44    Trey Starks        416   1
2.    3z    Brock Zearfoss    362
3.    51    Freddie Rahmer    361
4.    27     Greg Hodnett        343
5.    24    Lucas Wolfe        294
6.    21    Brian Montieth    280
7.    48    Danny Dietrich    270   1
8.    1x    Chad Trout        265
9.    24    Rico Abreu        262
10.    07    Gerard McIntyre Jr    256
11.    3    James McFadden    236
12.    59    Ryan Smith        225
13.    59/58    Jim Siegel        205
14.    69k    Lance Dewease    204
15.    22    Cole Duncan        178   1
16.    87    Alan Krimes        159
17.    55    Mike Wagner        137
18.    39    Cory Haas        135
19.    4    Parker Price Miller    121
20.    39    Anthony Macri    117
21.    33    Jared Esh        116
22.    39    Christopher Bell    111
23.    49x    Tim Shaffer        101
24.    55k    Robbie Kendall    91
25.    17B    Steve Buckwalter    89
26.    99    Kyle Moody        86
27.    2    A J Flick        85
28.    7w    Logan Wagner    82
29.    21x    Austin Hogue        78
30.    5T    Tyler Reeser        71
31.    53    Jessie Attard        61
32.    27s    Adrian Shaffer    53
33.    88    Brandon Rahmer    52
34.    1*    Tim Wagaman    46
35.    75    Frankie Herr        44
36.    15    Adam Wilt        35
37.    97    Mitchell Wormall    29
38.    5    Tyler Ross        24
39.    0    Rick Lafferty        23
40.    73B    Brett Michalski    10
41.    12W    Troy Fraker        8
41.    4R    Chase Dietz        8
41.    29    Dan Shetler        8
44.    47K    Kody :Lehman    7
44.    19    Landon Myers    7
46.    49H    Bradley Howard    6
47.    10    Joe Kata III        5
48    21T    Scott Fisher        3
48.    11    Greg Plank        3
48.    91    Tony Fiore        3
51.    69    Tim Glatfelter        2
52.    74    Dwayne Gutshall    1
52.    2w    Glenndon Forsythe    1
52.    3B    Randy Baughman    1
52.    6K    Chris Knopp        1

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After; July 1, 2018

Listing; position, car number, driver, points, series wins

1.    27    Greg Hodnett            756    2
2.    24    Lucas Wolfe            615    3
3.    48    Danny Dietrich        545    6
4.    51    Freddie Rahmer        511    1
5.    21    Brian Montieth        506    4
6.    69k    Lance Dewease        430    6
7.    3z    Brock Zearfoss        423    2
8.    11    T J Stutts            350
9.    39    Anthony Macri        284
10.    39    Cory Haas            282    1
11.    87    Alan Krimes            259
12.    17B    Steve Buckwalter        240    1
13.    1x    Chad Trout            216    1
14.    44    Trey Starks            190    2
15.    59    Jim Siegel            189    1
16.    55    Mike Wagner            155
17.    5    Dylan Cisney            152
18.    88    Brandon Rahmer        150
19.    07    Gerard McIntyre Jr        145
20.    99    Kyle Moody            135
21.    1    Logan Wagner        129
22.    4    Parker Price Miller        111
23.    0    Rick Lafferty            108
24.    20    Ryan Taylor            100    1
25.    M1    Mark Smith            97    1

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Cole Duncan and his parents Rodney, Jan, crew, and Promoters Fred and Debbie Rahmer in victory lane after his Pa. Speedweek win at Path Valley Speedway. Dave Giles Photo.

7/1/18 PATH VALLEY 50 LAPS 32 CARS

1. 22 Cole Duncan 2. 51 Freddie Rahmer 3. 3z Brock Zearfoss 4. 55 Mike Wagner 5. 44 Trey Starks 6. 4 Parker Price Miller 7. 07 Gerard McIntyre Jr 8. 59 Ryan Smith 9. 7w Logan Wagner 10. 49x Tim Shaffer 11. 39 Christopher Bell 12. 2 A J Flick 13. 5T Tyler Reeser 14. 24 Rico Abreu 15. 27 Greg Hodnett 16. 87 Alan Krimes 17. 24 Lucas Wolfe 18. 33 Jared Esh 19. 99 Kyle Moody 20. 53 Jessie Attard 21. 21 Brian Montieth 22. 39M Anthony Macri 23. 3 James McFadden 24. 48 Danny Dietrich

Lap Leaders; M. Wagner 1-25, Zearfoss 26-29, Rahmer 30-44, Duncan 45-50

Fast Time; Bell 10.456

Heat Winners; Starks, M. Wagner, Zearfoss, Price Miller

B-Main Winner; Reeser

DNQ: Tyler Ross, Brett Michalski, Jim Siegel, Tony Fiore, Mitchell Wormall, Troy Fraker, Greg Plank, Dan Shetler

Danny Dietrich wins round # 2 Pa. Speedweek race at Lincoln Speedway. Dave Giles Photo.

DANNY DIETRICH HOLDS OFF LANCE DEWEASE IN NON-STOP 30-LAP SPEEDWEEK THRILLER AT LINCOLN SPEEDWAY;

ABBOTTSTOWN, PA 6/30/2018 – In one of the best eight-minute shows a racing fan could ask for, Danny Dietrich fought off a Lance Dewease last-lap, last turn slider and out-raced him to the finish line to win Night 2 of Pennsylvania Speedweek action at Lincoln Speedway Saturday night.

To be precise, it took eight minutes 9.953 seconds to complete 30 laps. Every driver finished. It all came down to the final turns.

Outside frontrow starter Chad Trout got the jump on pole-sitting Dietrich and led the charge for the first nine laps. Trout even fought off a Dietrich slider in turns three and four on lap eight to hang on to the top spot.

But the lapped traffic came into play starting on the fifth lap allowing Dietrich to close the gap and eventually nipped Trout at the line to complete the 10th lap the new leader.

Dietrich took charge at that point and was flying through lapped traffic and had opened up a four second lead after 20 laps were in the books.

All eyes began watching behind Dietrich the final 10 laps as fifth-starting Dewease was making his charge to the front with 10th-starting Brian Montieth in tow.

Dewease and Montieth were closing the gap fast the final five laps but it appeared that Dewease was going to run out of time.

Then on the final lap it appeared Dietrich got loose off the second turn. Dewease closed quickly on Dietrich as they headed up the backstretch was in position to dive under the leader.

And dive he did.

Everyone stood as the pair raced off the final turns to the checkered. Dietrich had carried more speed through the turns and beat Dewease to the line for a wild non-stop 30-lap, $7,000-to-win Speedweek show.

The win was Dietrich’s third of the year, and the 41st of his career at Lincoln Speedway. It was also his seventh career Pennsylvania Speedweek victory.

Montieth settled for third, with fast timer Lucas Wolfe, and Trout finishing fourth and fifth respectively. Completing the top-10 were Greg Hodnett, Freddie Rahmer, Jim Siegel, Trey Starks, and Alan Krimes.

Sprint heats were won by Dietrich, Freddie Rahmer, Dewease, and Jim Siegel, with Robbie Kendall winning the consolation. Fast time in time trials for the 39-car 410 Sprint field was set by Wolfe with a one-lap time of 14.149-seconds (95.413 MPH).
Travis Perry inherited the lead on the 18th lap when race-long leader Mason Chaney suddenly stopped in the fourth turn with mechanical problems.

Jeremy Ott settled for a close second in a final lap shootout with Bill Diehl third, Travis McClelland fourth, and Scott Haudeshell fifth. Completing the top-10 were Zachary Settle, Blaine Leppo, Brent Marquis, John Kooti, and Alex Schmeidel.

Heats for the 41 Central PA Legends on hand were won by Harlon Leppo, Haudeshell, Chaney, and Perry, with Rick Hartwig and Donnie Leiby winning twin consolations.

Lincoln Speedway swings right back into action Monday night, July 2nd, with its’ second PA Speedweek show. Race 4 of the 10 race Speedweek series for the 410 sprints will once again pay $7,000 to the winner. The super sportsman will round out the Monday night special 4th of July holiday week show. Competition Pit gates will open at 5 PM, Spectator Pit Admission & General Admission gates will open at 5:30 PM. Hot laps will get underway at 7 PM, with time trials getting underway at 7:30 PM.

To get all the latest news, results, schedule changes and rule changes, visit Lincoln Speedway's website at http://www.lincolnspeedway.com to stay up-to-date on all the action or pending weather conditions at Central Pennsylvania's "Premier" Saturday night race track - The Fabulous Lincoln Speedway.
RACE RESULTS
Saturday, June 30, 2018
LINCOLN SPEEDWAY
Abbottstown, PA
PENNSYLVANIA SPEEDWEEK (Race 2 of 10)
19th Annual Kevin Gobrecht Memorial
Lawrence Chevrolet 410 Sprints
410 Sprint Feature (30 Laps) – 1. 48-Danny Dietrich ($7,000); 2. 69K-Lance Dewease; 3. 21-Brian Montieth; 4. 24-Lucas Wolfe; 5. 1X-Chad Trout; 6. 27-Greg Hodnett; 7. 51-Freddie Rahmer; 8. 59-Jim Siegel; 9. 44-Trey Starks; 10. 87-Alan Krimes; 11. 3Z-Brock Zearfoss; 12. 24R-Rico Abreu; 13. 21X-Austin Hogue; 14. 59W-Ryan Smith; 15. 3-James McFadden; 16. 39M-Anthony Macri; 17. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 18. 39-Cory Haas; 19. 07-Gerard McIntyre, Jr.; 20. 1*-Tim Wagaman; 21. 55K-Robbie Kendall; 22. 99M-Kyle Moody; 23. 15-Adam Wilt; 24. 5-Tyler Ross. Time – 8:09.953

Lap Leaders – Chad Trout (1-9), Danny Dietrich (10-30)

410 Sprint Heat One Finish (10 laps/5 to qualify) – 1. 48-Danny Dietrich; 2. 27-Greg Hodnett; 3. 39M-Anthony Macri; 4. 24-Lucas Wolfe; 5. 07-Gerard McIntyre, Jr.; 6. 55K-Robbie Kendall; 7. 33-Jared Esh; 8. 6K-Chris Knopp; 9. 11-Greg Plank; 10. 4R-Chase Dietz. No Time

410 Sprint Heat Two Finish (10 laps/5 to qualify) – 1. 51-Freddie Rahmer; 2. 59W-Ryan Smith; 3. 87-Alan Krimes; 4. 21X-Austin Hogue; 5. 39-Cory Haas; 6. 3-James McFadden; 7. 19-Landon Myers; 8. 21T-Scott Fisher; 9. 53-Jessie Attard; 10. 74-Dwayne Gutshall. Time – 2:34.768

410 Sprint Heat Three Finish (10 laps/5 to qualify) – 1. 69K-Lance Dewease; 2. 21-Brian Montieth; 3. 24R-Rico Abreu; 4. 1X-Chad Trout; 5. 15-Adam Wilt; 6. 99M-Kyle Moody; 7. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe; 8. 73B-Brett Michalski; 9. 49H-Bradley Howard; 10. 69-Tim Glatfelter (DNF). No Time

410 Sprint Heat Four Finish (10 laps/5 to qualify) – 1. 59-Jim Siegel; 2. 3Z-Brock Zearfoss; 3. 44-Trey Starks; 4. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 5. 1X-Chad Trout; 6. 5-Tyler Ross; 7. 10-Joe Kata, III; 8. 3B-Randy Baughman; 9. 12W-Troy Fraker. Time – 2:42.227

410 Sprint B-Main Finish (10 laps/4 to qualify) – 1. 55K-Robbie Kendall; 2. 3-James McFadden; 3. 5-Tyler Ross; 4. 99M-Kyle Moody; 5. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe; 6. 21T-Scott Fisher; 7. 53-Jessie Attard; 8. 4R-Chase Dietz; 9. 33-Jared Esh; 10. 10-Joe Kata, III; 11. 73B-Brett Michalski; 12. 49H-Bradley Howard; 13. 3B-Randy Baughman; 14. 11-Greg Plank; 15. 12W-Troy Fraker (DNF); 16. 19-Landon Myers (DNF); DNS – 6K-Chris Knopp, 74-Dwayne Gutshall, 69-Tim Glatfelter. Time – 3:13.905

Time Trial Results - 1. 24-Lucas Wolfe, 14.149-seconds (95.413 MPH); 2. 87-Alan Krimes, 14.179; 3. 69K-Lance Dewease, 14.182; 4. 1X-Chad Trout, 14.183; 5. 48-Danny Dietrich, 14.190; 6. 59W-Ryan Smith, 14.224; 7. 21-Brian Montieth, 14.291; 8. 59-Jim Siegel, 14.396; 9. 27-Greg Hodnett, 14.397; 10. 51-Freddie Rahmer, 14.400; 11. 1*-Tim Wagaman, 14.439; 12. 44-Trey Starks, 14.471; 13. 39M-Anthony Macri, 14.482; 14. 21X-Austin Hogue, 14.525; 15. 15-Adam Wilt, 14.571; 16. 3Z-Brock Zearfoss, 14.620; 17. 55K-Robbie Kendall, 14.663; 18. 3-James McFadden, 14.665; 19. 24R-Rico Abreu, 14.696; 20. 88-Brandon Rahmer, 14.743; 21. 07-Gerard McIntyre, Jr., 14.754; 22. 39-Cory Haas, 14.767; 23. 99M-Kyle Moody, 14.824; 24. 5-Tyler Ross, 14.879; 25. 4R-Chase Dietz, 14.903; 26. 19-Landon Myers, 14.970; 27. 49H-Bradley Howard, 15.101; 28. 10-Joe Kata, III, 15.107; 29. 33-Jared Esh, 15.126; 30. 21T-Scott Fisher, 15.315; 31. 69-Tim Glatfelter, 15.365; 32. 12W-Troy Fraker, 15.458; 33. 11-Greg Plank, 15.481; 34. 74-Dwayne Gutshall, 15.486; 35. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe, 15.587; 36. 3B-Randy Baughman, 15.667; 37. 6K-Chris Knopp, 15.705; 38. 53-Jesse Attard, 15.890; 39. 73B-Brett Michalski, 15.961.

Trey Starks scores a flag to flag Pa. Speedweek Opener win at Williams Grove Speedway. Dave Giles Photo.

Trey Starks Whips Speedweek Opener Field At Williams Grove Friday
6/29/18
Mechanicsburg – Trey Starks wiped up the field in the opener of the 28th annual Pennsylvania Speedweek Series for sprint cars at Williams Grove Speedway on Friday night, scoring a $5,000 victory over Greg Hodnett.
In the 358 sprint main it was Kevin Nouse of Mechanicsburg scoring for the third time this season while extending his season point lead.
Starks earned the pole for the 25-lap speedweek main for the 410 sprints and entered the rear of the field on the ninth circuit with a lead of over 2.5 seconds.
Chad Trout trailed Starks from the start with Greg Hodnett racing in third.
However after Starks entered traffic, his pace began to falter around the lightning-fast oval surface and both Trout and Hodnett were able to close in.
Trout took a stab at the lead on the 12th tour but Starks was able to recover and maintain control however he benefited from a caution flag that unfurled with 11 laps to go.
The caution was for a slowing Danny Dietrich on the backstretch and it cleared the track for Starks who shot out to a massive advantage when action restarted, turning the fastest laps of the race in the 16-second bracket.
The Washington state leader was way out in front, by more than three seconds when the red flag stopped his pace with four laps to go for a flipping Adrian Shaffer in the fourth corner.
Again Starks jetted away on the restart however this time Hodnett got by Trout for second.
Hodnett failed to close on the leader before the finish however as Starks drove the Scott Gobrecht-owned No. 44 machine across the finish line by a 1.124 second margin.
The victory was the second of Starks’ career at the oval as he also took the 2017 speedweek Mitch Smith Memorial, which is coming up next Friday at the track.
Starks admitted in victory lane that some miscues in traffic as he set the pace was what allowed both Trout and Hodnett to catch him before the lap 14 caution flag.
Trout held on for third followed by a stout James McFadden and Brock Zearfoss.
Sixth went to Rico Abreu who had started 17th in the field.
Abreu earned the Hard Charger Award.
Brian Montieth rode home seventh followed by Freddie Rahmer, Cory Haas and Gerard McIntyre Jr.
Heats went to Lance Dewease, McFadden and Trout with Jared Esh taking the consolation race.
Dewease withdrew from the main event near the halfway point.
Fast time was set by Starks with a lap of 16.603 seconds.
Cody Keller led the first 11 laps of the 20 lap main for 358 sprints before he spun in front of the field in the second turn.
This handed the lead to Scott Fisher with Glenndon Forsythe in second and Kevin Nouse running in third.
Shortly after Fisher crossed the stripe to record lap 13 as the leader, his mount came up lame in the first corner and he exited across the top of the second turn.
Not expecting the sudden slowing of Fisher’s pace, both Forsythe and Nouse blasted onto his tail and nearly collided.
However Nouse got the better of the deal and was able to squeeze by for the lead as Forsythe had to briefly hit the binders before continuing on.
Once at the front, Nouse was never challenged for the win.
Forsythe, Rodney Westhafer, Jeff Halligan and Troy Wagaman Jr. rounded out the top five finishers.
Heats went to Forsythe, Keller and Fisher.

Feature Finishes
6/29/18
410 sprints, 25 laps: 1. Trey Starks, 2. Greg Hodnett, 3. Chad Trout, 4. James McFAdden, 5. Brock Zearfoss, 6. Rico Abreu, 7. Brian Montieth, 8. Freddie Rahmer, 9. Cory Haas, 10. Gerard McIntyre Jr., 11. Steve Buckwalter, 12. Jimmy Siegel, 13. Lucas Wolfe, 14. Robbie Kendall, 15. Jared Esh, 16. Frankie Herr, 17. Adrian Shaffer, 18. Danny Dietrich, 19. Kyle Moody, 20. Jessie Attard, 21. Lance Deweaes, 22. Ryan Smith, 23. Rick Lafferty, 24. Mitchell Wormall
DNQ: Troy Fraker, Kody Lehman, Anthony Macri

June 19th 2018

The 2018 Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars were at Williams Grove Speedway Friday night June 15th and Lucas Wolfe came away with his 3rd win of the year. Saturday June 16th at Port Royal Speedway series point leader Greg Hodnett picked off his 2nd win of the year, while at Lincoln Speedway Brian Montieth took his 4th series win.

This coming weekend the Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars are at Williams Grove Speedway Friday night June 22nd. On Saturday night June 23rd Lincoln Speedway and Port Royal Speedway both have shows.

Greg Hodnett leads the Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars points by 113 points over Lucas Wolfe in 2nd and Danny Dietrich in 3rd.

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After; June 16, 2018

Listing; position, car number, driver, points, series wins

1.    27    Greg Hodnett            703    2
2.    24    Lucas Wolfe            590    3
3.    48    Danny Dietrich        495    5
4.    21    Brian Montieth        460    4
5.    51    Freddie Rahmer        446    1
6.    69k    Lance Dewease        395    6
7.    3z    Brock Zearfoss        373    2
8.    11    T J Stutts            350
9.    39    Anthony Macri        284
10.    39    Cory Haas            270    1
11.    87    Alan Krimes            249
12.    17B    Steve Buckwalter        240    1
13.    59    Jim Siegel            175    1
14.    1x    Chad Trout            166    1
15.    5    Dylan Cisney            152
16.    88    Brandon Rahmer        150
17.    99    Kyle Moody            135
18.    55    Mike Wagner            130
19.    07    Gerard McIntyre Jr.        119
20.    1    Logan Wagner        117
21.    44    Trey Starks            108    1
21.    0    Rick Lafferty            108
23.    20    Ryan Taylor            100    1
24.    M1    Mark Smith            97    1
25.    4    Parker Price Miller        93

Coming Up...

June 22nd Williams Grove Speedway
June 23rd Lincoln Speedway
June 23rd Port Royal Speedway

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Greg Hodnett won the 410 Sprint feature at Port Royal Speedway 6-16-2018. Brian Rhoad

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Chris Windom Makes It Back-To-Back USAC Eastern Storm Wins At Port Royal
Greg Hodnett Wires Field For Companion Victory In 410s

6/16/18

PORT ROYAL, Pa. – Chris Windom of Canton, Illinois, scored the USAC Eastern Storm victory on Saturday night at Port Royal Speedway for the second year in a row, taking the $6,000 victory after exchanging the lead four times with Brady Bacon.

In the regular 25-lap 410 sprint car main, Greg Hodnett wired the field for the $4,000 payday in what was a crash-marred event.

The 30-lap USAC feature saw Windom and Bacon share the front row for the start with Bacon taking the lead over Windom during the early going before the red flag unfurled on just the third lap for a vicious front stretch crash by Trevor Kobylarz.

Kobylarz made contact with the outside wall and flipped in front of the grandstand but escaped injury.

Four more laps were recorded before a yellow flag bunched the field with Bacon still in control over Windom but it wasn’t until lap 12 that the front duo began battling fiercely for control.

Windom blasted under Bacon in the first turn on the 12th lap to slide up and snag the lead but just that quick Bacon dropped off of the cushion and rallied to Windom’s inside racing down the backstretch to regain control by bolting inside in the third turn and driving up to get the lead back.

The next time into turn one, Windom again pulled the same move for control and likewise Bacon again did the same thing as he had done the lap prior and he again dropped off of the cushion, drove a lane lower under Windom on the backstretch and blasted back into control entering the third turn.

After that Bacon stayed just far enough out of Windom’s reach to begin looking like he had a shot at the win only to suddenly slow with 13 laps to go, relinquishing control to Windom just as Jarrett Andretti hit the wall in the second turn.

Both Andretti and Bacon made repairs and tagged to the rear of the field for the restart.

Sixth starter Kevin Thomas Jr., the night’s fast timer in qualifications, tussled with Windom on the restart but gradually the smooth running Windom started to get away on the cushion.

Windom rode the cushion to the victory in the end by .698 seconds over Thomas with Tyler Courtney ending up third.

Robert Ballou and Dave Darland completed the top five.

Sixth through 10th went to Chase Stockon, Justin Grant, Chad Boespflug, Tim Buckwalter and CJ Leary.

Heats went to Zach Daum, Tony DiMattia and Courtney.

Kevin Thomas Jr. of Cullman, Alabama, set a new one-lap track record for wingless sprint cars in time trials with a lap of 18.583 seconds.

Greg Hodnett and AJ Flick started on the front row of the regular 410 sprint car main and Hodnett blasted into control over Flick when the green unfurled.

Hodnett hit traffic with Flick chasing him on the eighth tour and had built up a 3.352 second advantage by lap 10 when Kody Lehman lost power on his machine and rolled to a stop.

Flick got underneath Hodnett on the restart and for just a moment held the lead but Hodnett rode his momentum to regain control while Brock Zearfoss capitalized on on Flick’s move to snare second.

And then the first red flag of the race appeared with 10 laps to go when Trenton Sheaffer slammed into the first turn wall and recoiled back down onto the track.

Sheaffer escaped injury and Flick changed a tire under the red.

When action restarted, the machines of Zearfoss, Mike Wagner and Rick Lafferty dueled for second for several laps before Lafferty finally gained the position over Wagner with six laps to go.

Wagner and Zearfoss then continued to battle for third with contact between the pair ending up with Wagner spinning with two laps to go.

The restart saw a red flag period return when TJ Stutts blasted inside of Steve Buckwalter in the third turn only to make contact while trying to make the pass and flipping wildly into the fourth corner.

A lengthy red flag period followed while Stutts was extricated from the car before being transported to an area hospital to be checked out.

Hodnett drove away on the restart to record his second win of the year at the oval and the 52nd of his career in the facility.

Finishing second was Lafferty, .994 seconds behind, followed by 13th starter Dylan Cisney, Zearfoss and Ryan Taylor.

Sixth through 10th went to Logan Wagner, Jared Esh, Joey Hershey, Bradley Howard and Tyler Reaser.

Heats went to Flick and Hodnett.

Keep up to date on all the latest speedway news and information by visiting the speedway’s official website at www.portroyalspeedway.com or by following the oval on facebook and twitter.

Feature Finishes
6/16/18

410 sprints, 25 laps: 1. Greg Hodnett, 2. Rick Lafferty, 3. Dylan Cisney, 4. Brock Zearfoss, 5. Ryan Taylor, 6. Logan Wagner, 7. Jared Esh, 8. Joey Hershey, 9. Bradley Howard, 10. Tyler Reaser, 11. Mike Wagner, 12. AJ Flick, 13. Steve Buckwalter, 14. TJ Stutts, 15. Trenton Sheaffer, 16. Kody Lehman, 17. Joe Trenca, 18. Dustin Baney, 19. Vince Snyder

DNS: Kyle Reinhardt

USAC sprints, 30 laps: 1. Chris Windom, 2. Kevin Thomas, Jr., 3. Tyler Courtney, 4. Robert Ballou, 5. Dave Darland, 6. Chase Stockon, 7. Justin Grant, 8. Chad Boespflug, 9. Timmy Buckwalter, 10. C.J. Leary , 11. Jerry Coons, Jr. , 12. Brady Bacon, 13. Isaac Chapple , 14. Matt Westfall , 15. Jarett Andretti, 16. Tony DiMattia , 17. Joey Biasi, 18. Carmen Perigo, 19. Kyle Moody, 20. Thomas Meseraull, 21. Robert Bell , 22. Zach Daum , 23. Trevor Kobylarz

Brian Montieth wins at Lincoln Speedway Kris Keath Photo

Saturday, June 16, 2018

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

15TH ANNUAL WELDON STERNER MEMORIAL

UPCOMING SCHEDULE:

Sat., June 23, 2018 (7:30 PM) - FALLEN FIREFIGHTERS NIGHT IN MEMORY OF BRANDON LITTLE - 410 Sprints ($5,000 to win), 358 Sprints, and 358 Late Models (KIDS NIGHT)

Sat., June 30, 2018 (Time Trials 7:30 PM) - PA SPEEDWEEK/19th Annual Kevin Gobrecht Memorial - 410 sprints ($7,000 to win) and Central PA Legends

Mon., July 2, 2018 (Time Trials 7:30 PM) - PA SPEEDWEEK - 410 sprints ($7,000 to win; possible $10,000 with bonus) and Wingless Super Sportsman

MONTIETH WIRES THE FIELD IN PICKING UP HIS THIRD WIN OF THE YEAR IN WELDON STERNER MEMORIAL;

Chase Dietz Scores impressive win in June 2nd Make-up 358 Sprint feature

ABBOTTSTOWN, PA 6/16/2018 – Brian Montieth has a knack for winning at the right time, especially at Lincoln Speedway.

Montieth, sporting the Sterner Cement Car Colors and number in honor of the race’s namesake, grabbed the lead from his outside frontrow starting position at the drop of the green and masterfully drove through lapped traffic most of the way to register his 58th career win in the $6,900-to-win 33-lap 15th Annual Weldon Sterner Memorial.

Only two stoppages of action during the course of the 33-lap affair kept the lead cars in heavy lapped traffic most of the way. Montieth was chased the entire distance by polesitter Cory Haas who got a chance with two laps to go. A spin by Chad Trout in turn 2 closed the field bumper-to-bumper, erasing the nearly 2-second advantage by the 6-time track champ.

Haas, Alan Krimes, and Lucas Wolfe tried to mount one last charge as the green flag waved with two laps to go.

But Montieth was, well, Montieth.

The Phoenixville racer got a good start and drove away over the final 2 laps to register a 1.91-second victory over Haas.

Earlier in the race, the first stoppage of the event occurred when a hard-charging Freddie Rahmer was trying to advance from third to second when he flipped in turns one and two, collecting a challenging Robbie Kendall who also flipped.

Heats for the sprinters were won by Robbie Kendall, Cory Haas, and Freddie Rahmer, with Chad Trout winning the consolation.

Fast time in time trials over the 27-car field was set by Anthony Macri with a one-lap time of 13.213-seconds (102.172 MPH).

Heat winners on the original June 2nd show for the 358 sprinters were won by Troy Wagaman, Jr., Tyler Ross, and Brie Hershey.

Heats for the 25 Mid-Atlantic Modifieds were won by Justin Cullum, Brad Kling, and Rick Hulson, with ?? winning the consolation.

Next Saturday night, June 23rd, it will be the FALLEN FIREFIGHTERS NIGHT IN MEMORY OF BRANDON LITTLE along with KIDS NIGHT with the 410 Sprints ($5,000 to win), 358 Sprints, and 358 Late Models in action. Competition Pit gates will open at 5 PM, Spectator Pit Admission & General Admission gates will open at 5:30 PM. Hot laps will get underway at 7 PM, with time trials getting underway at 7:30 PM.

RACE RESULTS

Saturday, June 16, 2018

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

15TH ANNUAL WELDON STERNER MEMORIAL

410 Sprint Feature Finish (33 Laps) – 1. 21/69-Brian Montieth ($6,900); 2. 39-Cory Haas; 3. 87-Alan Krimes; 4. 24-Lucas Wolfe; 5. 1*-Tim Wagaman; 6. 21X-Autin Hogue; 7. 15-Adam Wilt; 8. 4R-Chase Dietz; 9. 16-Matt Campbell; 10. 53-Jesse Attard; 11. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 12. 39M-Anthony Macri; 13. 59-Jim Siegel; 14. 5-Tyler Ross; 15. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe; 16. 1X-Chad Trout; 17. 19-Landon Myers; 18. 69-Tim Glatfelter; 19. 21T-Scott Fisher; 20. 17-Cole Young; 21. 6K-Chris Knopp; 22. 7K-Dan Shetler (DNF); 23. 51-Freddie Rahmer (DNF); 24. 55K-Robbie Kendall (DNF). No Time

Lap Leaders – Brian Montieth (1-33)

410 Sprint Heat One Finish (10 laps/6 to qualify) – 1. 55K-Robbie Kendall; 2. 1*-Tim Wagaman; 3. 39M-Anthony Macri; 4. 15-Adam Wilt; 5. 7K-Dan Shetler; 6. 16-Matt Campbell; 7. 1X-Chad Trout; 8. 73B-Brent Michalski; 9. 5-Tyler Ross (DNF). Time – 2:22.462

410 Sprint Heat Two Finish (10 laps/6 to qualify) – 1. 39-Cory Haas; 2. 21-Brian Montieth; 3. 21X-Austin Hogue; 4. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe; 5. 17-Cole Young; 6. 59-Jim Siegel; 7. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 8. 21T-Scott Fisher; 9. 54A-Austin Burke. Time – 2:24.019

410 Sprint Heat Three Finish (10 laps/6 to qualify) – 1. 51-Freddie Rahmer; 2. 87-Alan Krimes; 3. 24-Lucas Wolfe; 4. 53-Jesse Attard; 5. 69-Tim Glatfelter; 6. 4R-Chase Dietz; 7. 19-Landon Myers; 8. 6K-Chris Knopp; 9. 30-Seth Kerchner (DNF). No Time

410 Sprint Consolation Finish (10 laps/6 to qualify) – 1. 1X-Chad Trout; 2. 19-Landon Myers; 3. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 4. 21T-Scott Fisher; 5. 5-Tyler Ross; 6. 6K-Chris Knopp; 7. 54A-Austin Burke; 8. 73B-Bret Michalski (DNF); DNS – 30-Seth Kerchner. No Time

TIME TRIAL RESULTS - 1. 39M-Anthony Macri, 13.213 seconds (102.172 MPH); 2. 21-Brian Montieth, 13.325; 3. 24-Lucas Wolfe, 13.335; 4. 5-Tyler Ross, 13.373; 5. 55K-Robbie Kendall, 13.403; 6. 39-Cory Haas, 13.467; 7. 51-Freddie Rahmer, 13.529; 8. 1*-Tim Wagaman, 13.615; 9. 21X-Austin Hogue, 13.636; 10. 87-Alan Krimes, 13.657; 11. 15-Adam Wilt, 13.669; 12. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe, 13.745; 13. 4R-Chase Dietz, 13.760; 14. 1X-Chad Trout, 13.761; 15. 17-Cole Young, 13.835; 16. 69-Tim Glatfelter, 13.909; 17. 7K-Dan Shetler, 13.944; 18. 59-Jim Siegel, 14.026; 19. 19-Landon Myers, 14.043; 20. 16-Matt Campbell, 14.088; 21. 88-Brandon Rahmer, 14.135; 22. 53-Jesse Attard, 14.329; 23. 21T-Scott Fisher, 14.376; 24. 6K-Chris Knopp, 14.395; 25. 73B-Brent Michalski, 14.700; 26. 54A-Austin Burke, 14.899; 27. 30-Seth Kerchner, 15.281

358 SPRINTS

358 Sprint Feature Finish (20 Laps) – 1. 4R-Chase Dietz ($1,100); 2. 19-Troy Wagaman, Jr.; 3. 12-Brent Shearer; 4. 28-Matt Findley; 5. 11D-Kody Hartlaub; 6. 44-Dylan Norris; 7. 9-Dalton Dietrich; 8. 41-Scott Geesey; 9. 77-David Holbrook; 10. 41B-Tyler Ross; 11. 89-Ashley Cappetta; 12. 66-Jeff Halligan; 13. 21-CJ Tracey; 14. 5A-Zachary Allman; 15. 97-Brie Hershey; 16. 59-Steve Wilbur; 17. 19D-Wyatt Hinkle; 18. 13S-Jon Stewart; 19. 99-Joe Trone, Jr.; 20. 50-Alyson Dietz; 21. 77K-Steve Kissamore; 22. 38D-Kyle Demyer (DNF); 23. 66A-Cody Fletcher (DNF). Time – 5:43.78

Lap Leaders – Matt Findley (1-3), Troy Wagaman, Jr. (4-11), Chase Dietz (12-20)

Heat Winners (June 2nd Show) - Troy Wagaman, Jr., Tyler Ross, Brie Hershey

MID-ATLANTIC MODIFIEDS

Mid-Atlantic Modified Feature Finish (25 Laps) – 1. 90-Ray Kable, III; 2. 40-Rick Hulson; 3. 11-Brad Kling; 4. 95J-Justin Cullum; 5. 1ST-Bret Hamilton; 6. 80-Keith Reed; 7. 62-Mark Jones; 8. 26X-James Sparks; 9. 10-Tim Schulte; 10. 99-Bryan Green; 11. 25-Mike Corbin; 12. 83-Ray Cicarelli; 13. 7H-Josh Hughes; 14. 95-Mike Altobelli; 15. 1N-Hunter Nester; 16. 0-Haley Kaiser; 17. 5-Craig Ramich; 18. 11W-Beau Aikey; 19. 8M-Jeff McCauley; 20. 44-Frank Dibella; 21. 13M-Gary Moreland, Sr.; 22. 55-Alyssa Rowe; 23. 70-Kyle Lloyd; 24. 59-Doug Stine; 25. 51-Joey Pulfudy.

Lap Leaders – Mike Corbin (1-3), Ray Kable, III (4-25)

Mid-Atlantic Modified Heat One Finish (10 laps/6 to qualify) – 1. 95J-Justin Cullum; 2. 90-Ray Kable; 3. 95-Mike Antobelli; 4. 51-Joey Pulfuoy; 5. 80-Keith Reed; 6. 62-Mark Jones; 7. 5-Craig Ramich; 8. 7H-Josh Hughes; 9. 11W-Beau Aikey. Time – 3:03.196

Mid-Atlantic Modified Heat Two Finish (10 laps/6 to qualify) – 1. 11-Brad Kling; 2. 25-Mike Korbin; 3. 1st-Bret Hamilton; 4. 26X-James Sparks; 5. 59-Doug Stine; 6. 8M-Jeff McCauley; 7. 44-Frank Dibella; 8. 13M-Gary Moreland. Time – 3:03.994

Mid-Atlantic Modified Heat Three Finish (10 laps/6 to qualify) – 1. 40-Rick Hulson; 2. 99-Bryan Griffin; 3. 10-Jim Schulte; 4. 1N-Hunter Nester; 5. 10S-Jim Schulte; 6. 70-Kyle Lloyd; 7. 83-Ray Giadelli; 8. 0-Haley Kalser. No Time

Lucas Wolfe poses with car owner Gary Barshinger and his family in Victory Lane after winning the 410 Sprint Car feature at Williams Grove on 6-15-18 photo by WRT Speedwerx Photographer Troy Junkins

CHRIS WINDOM WINS USAC EASTERN STORM STOP AT WILLIAMS GROVE AND LUCAS WOLFE WINS SPRINT CAR FEATURE

MECHANICSBURG, PA – Chris Windom took the lead from Brady Bacon with five laps to go and went on to win the USAC Sprint Car feature as part of the Eastern Storm Series Friday night at Williams Grove Speedway.

In the regular 25-lap sprint car feature, Lucas Wolfe scored his second win of the season.

Robert Ballou started second and grabbed the race lead at the start of the 30-lap Eastern Storm main event. Bacon passed C.J. Leary for second on the first lap. Windom started fifth and moved into fourth with a pass of Tim Buckwalter. Fast timer Kevin Thomas Jr. was also moving forward and into the top five.

Bacon caught Ballou, but couldn’t make a pass for the lead on a fast racing surface.

The leaders had a close call with a slower car on the front stretch while Windom raced by Leary and into third.

The first caution of the race flew with 13 laps completed.

Windom, the defending USAC sprint car champion, challenged Bacon for second following the restart as the top three raced under a blanket. Bacon took the lead from Ballou off turn two on lap 21.

Windom took second one lap later.

Windom closed on Bacon and took the lead on lap 26 off turn two.

A caution flag slowed the pace with two laps to go.

Windom, of Canton, Ill., controlled the final laps scoring the $6,000 win.

“This win means a lot,” Windom said. “It was so cool to get the first Silver Crown win here (last year). It’s an historical place to win at. This car was awesome.”

Bacon, Ballou, Thomas Jr. and Pennsylvania’s Buckwalter completed the top five. Dave Darland, Chase Stockon, Tyler Courtney, Justin Grant and Leary rounded out the top 10.

Thomas Jr. set fast time and a new track record during qualifying with a lap of 19.509. The top eight drivers all broke the previous record of 20.035. Zach Daum, Jerry Coons Jr. and Tony DiMattia won the heat races.

Matt Boland, Frankie Herr and Jordan Givler won the sprint car heats and started at the front of the 25-lap main event.

Boland led the opening five laps before Herr got by with defending track champion Freddie Rahmer in third.

Sixth starting Lucas Wolfe moved into third as Rahmer took the lead from Herr on lap 12. Wolfe nearly took the lead with one move, but instead only took second from Herr.

Wolfe, of Mechanicsburg, got another good run off the bottom of turn four and got next to Rahmer nipping him at the line for the lead by .030. Wolfe jumped the cushion in turn two giving the lead back to Rahmer, but the caution flag flew and Wolfe reassumed the lead for the restart with six laps to go.

Wolfe controlled the restart and dominated the final laps winning by 3.377 seconds over Rahmer. He earned $3,800 and a free tire.

“I was able to move around a little bit and I found the bottom was a little bit better than what Freddie was doing,” said Wolfe. “It wasn’t enough to get him, but he had a little wrinkle once in traffic and I thought I was going to split both of them, but that didn’t quite happen. I was able to get beside him and I was lucky to beat him back to the line.”

T.J. Stutts and Brian Montieth passed Herr finishing third and fourth. Herr finished fifth. Brock Zearfoss, Givler, Steve Buckwalter, Antony Macri and Cory Haas rounded out the top 10.

Eastern Storm continues Saturday night at Port Royal Speedway.

USAC Eastern Storm Sprint Car Feature (30 laps): 1. Chris Windom; 2. Brady Bacon; 3. Robert Ballou; 4. Kevin Thomas Jr.; 5. Timmy Buckwalter; 6. Dave Darland; 7. Chase Stockon; 8. Tyler Courtney; 9. Justin Grant; 10. C.J. Leary; 11. Thomas Meseraull; 12. Jerry Coons Jr.; 13. Isaac Chapple; 14. Chad Boespflug; 15. Kyle Moody; 16. Joey Biasi; 17. Matt Westfall; 18. Jarett Andretti; 19. Trevor Kobylarz; 20. Carmen Perigo Jr.; 21. Zach Daum; 22. Tony DiMattia; 23. Robert Bell.

Sprint Car Feature (25 laps): 1. Lucas Wolfe. 2. Freddie Rahmer. 3. T.J. Stutts. 4. Brian Montieth. 5. Frankie Herr. 6. Brock Zearfoss. 7. Jordan Givler. 8. Steve Buckwalter. 9. Anthony Macri. 10. Cory Haas. 11. Kyle Reinhardt. 12. Rick Lafferty. 13. Greg Hodnett. 14. Jessie Attard. 15. Jim Shuster. 16. Troy Fraker. 17. Matt Boland. 18. Rodney Westhafer. 19. Jay Galloway. 20. TJ DeHaven. 21. Mallie Shuster.

June 10th 2018

The 2018 Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars were at BAPS Motor Speedway Thursday June 7th for the Kevin Gobrecht Classic. Lance Dewease came away with his 6th win of the year out 10 races the team has run. Friday June 8 Greg Hodnett was in victory lane at Williams Grove Speedway for the first time in 2018 and his 2nd series win of the year. Saturday June 9th Jim Siegel took his first Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars victory for the 2018 season.

This coming weekend the Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars are at Williams Grove Speedway Friday night June 15th. On Saturday night June 16th Lincoln Speedway and Port Royal Speedway both have shows.

Greg Hodnett leads the Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars points with Lucas Wolfe in 2nd and Danny Dietrich in 3rd.

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After; June 9, 2018

Listing; position, car number, driver, points, series wins

1.    27    Greg Hodnett            653    2
2.    24    Lucas Wolfe            515    2
3.    48    Danny Dietrich        495    5
4.    51    Freddie Rahmer        411    1
5.    69k    Lance Dewease        395    6
6.    21    Brian Montieth        385    3
7.    3z    Brock Zearfoss        330    2
8.    11    T J Stutts            320
9.    39    Anthony Macri        272
10.    17B    Steve Buckwalter        226    1
11.    39    Cory Haas            225    1
12.    87    Alan Krimes            219
13.    59    Jim Siegel            175    1
14.    1x    Chad Trout            166    1
15.    88    Brandon Rahmer        150
16.    99    Kyle Moody            135
17.    55    Mike Wagner            130
18.    5    Dylan Cisney            122
19.    07    Gerard McIntyre Jr.        119
20.    44    Trey Starks            108    1
21.    1    Logan Wagner        99
22.    M1    Mark Smith            97    1
23.    4    Parker Price Miller        93
24.    20    Ryan Taylor            80    1
25.    0    Rick Lafferty            73

Coming Up...

June 15th Williams Grove Speedway
June 16th Lincoln Speedway
June 16th Port Royal Speedway

Check Out PA Sprint Car Live for a weekly show covering Central PA sprint car racing and more.

Check out www.DirtStation.com for video from all of the Central PA tracks.

Watch for news about the 2018 Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants

Central PA Sprint Cars Presented by Hoseheads at
www.hoseheads.com/papointseries.html

Champion Racing Oil www.championbrands.com

Stirling Lubricants www.stirlinglubricants.com

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Saturday, June 9, 2018

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

UPCOMING SCHEDULE:

Sat., June 16, 2018 (Time Trials 7:30 PM) - 15TH ANNUAL WELDON STERNER MEMORIAL - 410 Sprints ($3,500 to win), 358 Sprints (Show Completion from 6/2), and Mid-Atlantic Modifieds

Sat., June 23, 2018 (7:30 PM) - FALLEN FIREFIGHTERS NIGHT IN MEMORY OF BRANDON LITTLE: 410 Sprints ($5,000 to win), 358 Sprints, and 358 Late Models (KIDS NIGHT)

Sat., June 30, 2018 (Time Trials 7:30 PM) - PA SPEEDWEEK Show [19th Annual Kevin Gobrecht Memorial] for 410 sprints ($7,000 to win) plus Central PA Legends

JIM SIEGEL ENDS YEAR-LONG WIN DROUGHT WITH A VICTORY AT LINCOLN SPEEDWAY;

Jeff Halligan puts Hammaker No.66 into Victory Lane in Winning 360/350 Sprint Challenge

ABBOTTSTOWN, PA 6/9/2018 – Jim Siegel and the fans finally got a win Saturday night at Lincoln Speedway.

After six straight weeks of rain-outs the fans got a win by being treated to some good old racing Saturday night. And for New Oxford’s Jim Siegel, he finally got a win after a year-long drought by winning the 25-lap $4,000-to-win 410 sprint feature.

Fourth-starting Siegel chased down pole-sitter and race-long leader Landon Myers of York to be in position to take advantage of an eighth lap caution restart to take the lead. The third-generation racer then had six-time champ Brian Montieth get to second place just as he grabbed the lead and held him off through the first half the race.

But before Montieth could make a serious bid for the lead, along came seventh-starting Freddie Rahmer who passed Montieth for second just prior to the halfway mark.

Rahmer closed and began trying to slip under and then around Siegel while racing through lapped traffic as the laps wound down.

With five laps to go Rahmer got his nose under Siegel exiting the fourth turn. But Siegel held his ground and closed the door on Rahmer heading into the second turn.

Siegel then drove flawlessly through lapped traffic the final laps to record his first win anywhere since September 2016. Siegel took the checkered 1.22 seconds ahead of Rahmer for his 14th career win at the Pigeon Hills oval.

11th-starting Alan Krimes got by a failing Montieth sprinter on the final lap to finish third. Montieth held on for fourth, and Tim Glatfelter fifth.

Completing the top-10 were Cory Haas, 19th-starting Chad Trout, Kyle Moody, Glenndon Forsythe, and Anthony Macri.

Heats for the 27 410 Sprinters were won by Myers, Cole Young, and Dwayne Gutshall, with Trout winning the consolation.

Jeff Halligan represented the 358 sprint division well by leading all 25-lap of the special 360/358 Sprint Challenge. Halligan drove the Hammaker No.66 out front at the drop of the green from his outside front row starting spot and survived a crash-marred early portion of the event and then held off sprint car veteran Lucas Wolfe the final laps to record the win.

It was Halligan’s second win of the year at Lincoln and the seventh of his career.

Wolfe was second, followed by polesitter Chris Arnold, Troy Wagaman, Jr., and Chandler Leiby.

Completing the top-10 were Curt Michael, Cody Fletcher, Kevin Nagy, Ashley Cappetta, and Tyler Walton.

Heats for the 40 360/358 Challenge sprinters were won by Michael, Dylan Norris, Arnold, and Wagaman. Twin Consolations were won by Adam Carberry and Bryn Gohn.

Next Saturday night, June 16th, Lincoln Speedway will try again to run the 15TH ANNUAL WELDON STERNER MEMORIAL for the 410 Sprints ($3,500 to win), along with the 358 Sprints, and Mid-Atlantic Modifieds.

Competition Pit gates will open at 5 PM, Spectator Pit Admission & General Admission gates will open at 5:30 PM. Hot laps will get underway at 7 PM, with time trials getting underway at 7:30 PM.

RACE RESULTS

Saturday, June 9, 2018

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

LAWRENCE CHEVROLET 410 SPRINTS

410 Sprint Feature Finish (25 Laps) – 1. 59-Jim Siegel ($4,000); 2. 51-Freddie Rahmer; 3. 87-Alan Krimes; 4. 21-Brian Montieth; 5. 69-Tim Glatfelter; 6. 39-Cory Haas; 7. 1X-Chad Trout; 8. 99M-Kyle Moody; 9. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe; 10. 39M-Anthony Macri; 11. 24-Lucas Wolfe; 12. 15-Adam Wilt; 13. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 14. 21X-Austin Hogue; 15. 19-Landon Myers; 16. 21T-Scott Fisher; 17. 17-Cole Young; 18. 4R-Chase Dietz; 19. 16-Matt Campbell; 20. 73B-Brett Michalski; 21. 53-Jesse Attard; 22. 86-Steve Storrie; 23. 90-Jordon Givler (DNF); 24. 74-Dwayne Gutshall (DNF). No Time

Lap Leaders – Landon Myers (1-7), Jim Siegel (8-25)

410 Sprint Heat One Finish (10 laps/6 to qualify) – 1. 19-Landon Myers; 2. 59-Jim Siegel; 3. 51-Freddie Rahmer; 4. 99M-Kyle Moody; 5. 24-Lucas Wolfe; 6. 86-Steve Storrie; 7. 90-Jordon Givler; DNS – 49H-Bradley Howard, 10-Zach Eucalano. Time – 2:30.687

410 Sprint Heat Two Finish (10 laps/6 to qualify) – 1. 17-Cole Young; 2. 69-Tim Glatfelter; 3. 21-Brian Montieth; 4. 87-Alan Krimes; 5. 21T-Scott Fisher; 6. 16-Matt Campbell; 7. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 8. 4R-Chase Dietz; 9. 1*-Tim Wagaman. Time – 2:31.141

410 Sprint Heat Three Finish (10 laps/6 to qualify) – 1. 74-Dwayne Gutshall; 2. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe; 3. 15-Adam Wilt; 4. 39-Cory Haas; 5. 39M-Anthony Macri; 6. 73B-Brett Michalski; 7. 1X-Chad Trout; 8. 21X-Austin Hogue; 9. 53-Jesse Attard. Time – 2:34.436

410 Sprint Consolation Finish (10 laps/6 to qualify) – 1. 1X-Chad Trout; 2. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 3. 21X-Austin Hogue; 4. 4R-Chase Dietz; 5. 90-Jordon Givler; 6. 53-Jesse Attard; 7. 1*-Tim Wagaman; 8. 10-Zach Eucalano (DNF); 9. 49H-Bradley Howard (DNF). Time – 2:31.966

360/358 SPRINT CHALLENGE

360/358 Sprint Challenge Feature Finish (25 Laps) – 1. 66-Jeff Halligan ($1,500); 2. 5W-Lucas Wolfe; 3. 23-Chris Arnold; 4. 19-Troy Wagaman, Jr.; 5. 119-Chandler Leiby; 6. 5G-Curt Michael; 7. 66A-Cody Fletcher; 8. 45-Kevin Nagy; 9. 89-Ashley Cappetta; 10. 14T-Tyler Walton; 11. 63-Josh Weller; 12. 59-Steve Wilbur; 13. 12-Brent Shearer; 14. 22-Bryn Gohn; 15. 83-Larry McVay; 16. 67W-Justin Whittal (DNF); 17. 9-Dalton Dietrich (DNF); 18. 4-Jimmy Stitzel (DNF); 19. 28P-Eric Parker (DNF); 20. 35-Chad Layton (DNF); 21. 5Q-Ryan Quackenbush (DNF); 22. 42E-Eddie Strada (DNF); 23. 44-Dylan Norris (DNF); 24. 47-Adam Carberry (DNF); 25. 27-Dave Brown (DNF). No Time

Lap Leaders – Jeff Halligan (1-25)

360/358 Sprint Heat One Finish (10 laps/4 to qualify) – 1. 5G-Curt Michael; 2. 27-Dave Brown; 3. 5Q-Ryan Quackenbush; 4. 12-Brent Shearer; 5. 47-Adam Carberry; 6. 9-Dalton Dietrich; 7. 1W-Eric Tomacek (DNF); 8. 7-Ed Aiken (DNF); 9. 45-Chuck Hebing (DNF); DNS – 97-Brie Hershey. Time – 2:31.22

360/358 Sprint Heat Two Finish (10 laps/4 to qualify) - 1. 44-Dylan Norris; 2. 35-Chad Layton; 3. 4-Jimmy Stitzel; 4. 119-Chandler Leiby; 5. 45-Kevin Nagy; 6. 67W-Justin Whittal; 7. 7X-Steve Buckwalter; 8. 5-Tim Wagaman; 9. 8C-Brian Carber; 10. 21T-Scott Fisher. Time – 2:29.94

360/358 Sprint Heat Three Finish (10 laps/4 to qualify) - 1. 23-Chris Arnold; 2. 5W-Lucas Wolfe; 3. 66A-Cody Fletcher; 4. 59-Steve Wilbur; 5. 83-Larry McVay; 6. 22-Bryn Gohn; 7. 19D-Wyatt Hinkle; 8. 14T-Tyler Walton; 9. 5A-Zachary Allman; 10. 28-Matt Findley (DNF). Time – 2:31.28

360/358 Sprint Heat Four Finish (10 laps/4 to qualify) - 1. 19-Troy Wagaman, Jr.; 2. 28-Eric Parker; 3. 66-Jeff Halligan; 4. 42-Eddie Strada; 5. 89C-Ashley Cappetta; 6. 11-Greg Plank; 7. 706-Mark Sasso; 8. 89Robbie Stillwagon; 9. 63-Josh Weller; DNS – 27G-Jay Galloway. No Time

360/358 Sprint Consolation One Finish (10 laps/4 to qualify) - 1. 47-Adam Carberry; 2. 45N-Kevin Nagy; 3. 67W-Justin Whittal; 4. 9-Dalton Dietrich; 5. 8C-Brian Carber; 6. 5-Tim Wagaman; 7. 21T-Scott Fisher (DNF); 8. 7X-Steve Buckwalter (DNF); DNS – 1W-Eric Tomecek, 7-Ed Aikin, 45-Chuck Hebing, 97-Brie Hershey. No Time

360/358 Sprint Consolation Two Finish (10 laps/4 to qualify) - 1. 22-Bryn Gohn; 2. 89C-Ashley Cappetta; 3. 83-Larry McVay; 4. 14T-Tyler Walton; 5. 63-Josh Weller; 6. 11-Greg Plank; 7. 89-Robbie Stillwagon; 8. 706-Mark Sasso; 9. 5A-Zachary Allman; 10. 27G-Jay Galloway; 11. 19D-Wyatt Hinkle (DNF); 12. 28-Matt Findley (DNF). No Time

Greg Hodnett wins the 410 Sprint Car feature at Williams Grove Speedway. Dave Giles Photo.

Greg Hodnett Gets First 410 Sprint Win Of Williams Grove Season, Covert Survives First Lap Melee To Take Late Models

6/8/18

Mechanicsburg – Greg Hodnett won his first 410 sprint car feature of the season on Friday night at Williams Grove Speedway, driving by TJ Stutts on a restart to get the $3,800 victory.

The win was the 73rd of Hodnett’s career at Williams Grove.

The Tri-Track Challenge super late model main was taken by Jason Covert after a horrible opening lap backstretch crash that claimed some 10 cars out of the field.

TJ Stutts and Hodnett had the front row for the stat of the sprint car main and Hodnett dogged Stutts for the lead from the very start but couldn’t find a way around him despite relentless efforts to snag the top spot.

The first caution flag of the race appeared on the third lap, breaking up the battle and only one more lap could be completed before the red flag unfurled for a backstretch rollover by Jared Esh.

Hodnett again stalked Stutts when action resumed but no matter what the Spring Grove driver tried, Stutts was able to keep him at bay.

The leaders entered the backmarkers on the 12th tour, still with Hodnett hounding Stutts.

And then on lap 14 another red flag came out, this time for a first turn flip by Steve Buckwalter.

The ensuing restart saw a different stragegy unfold for Hodnett as instead of racing into the first turn a lane higher than Stutts, he entered way up top on the cushion and blasted the top to get a nice run off of the second corner.

This gave him a surge down the backchute that allowed him to bolt to Stutt’s inside in the third turn and take control of the event with 10 laps to go.

Hodnett never looked back after taking over the point while Lucas Wolfe took second away from Stutts with eight laps to go.

Wolfe was making good time around the track but Hodnett ended up taking the win by 2.650 seconds with Cory Haas crossing the line in third followed by Stutts and Freddie Rahmer.

Sixth through 10th went to Anthony Macri, Brandon Rahmer, Rodney Westhafer, Jimmy Siegel and Ryan Taylor.

Heats went to Stutts, Hodnett and Brandon Rahmer.

The 30-lap super late model main saw Rick Eckert and Coleby Frye start on the front row followed by Tyler Bare, Jason Covert, Jeff Rine and Bryan Bernheisel.

Frye got the drop on Eckert when action began but “the big one” was soon to follow as Jeff Rine, Tyler Bare and Covert went three-wide down the backstretch.

With Rine down low and Bare in the middle, Bare was the first to back out of the throttle as the trip approached the end of the backchute but as he did so, contact was made with both Covert and Rine.

And while Covert kept control, Rine got turned sideways and slammed head-on into the inside guardrail before careening back up across the track as the entire field bore down on him and the third corner.

Massive carnage and tremendous impacts ensued with 10 cars collected in the melee.

Involved was Rine along with Gary Stuhler, Billy Wampler, Bare, Mike Lupfer, Reese Masiello, Matt Nailor, Dave Brouse Jr., Jamie Lathroum and Jerry BArd.

Luckily, all drivers were reported to have escaped injury although several cars were totally destroyed.

Rick Eckert then beat Frye back to the line when the first lap was restarted with Covert up to third.

Covert took second from Frye on the third lap and gave chase of the leader from that point on.

Slowly but surely, Covert tracked down the pacesetter, racing to Eckert’s inside repeatedly in the third corner.

He finally made the move work on the 15th tour, edging to Eckert’s inside at the line and then seconds later, Eckert slowed to a stop with a blown left rear tire.

A final caution flag with nine laps to go produced an exciting three-car battle for second between Dylan Yoder, Frye and Bare who restarted at the rear after the opening lap carnage.

The trio swapped the spot several times over the final laps before Frye took it for good while Bare ended up third followed by Yoder and Matt Cosner.

Sixth through 10th went to Tyler Horst, Bryan Bernheisel, Danny Snyder, Dave Stamm and Larry Baer.

Heats went to Eckert, Rine and Frye.

Bernheisel set fast time with a lap of 20.800 seconds.

Feature Finishes 6/8/18

410 sprints, 25 laps: 1. Greg Hodnett, 2. Lucas Wolfe, 3. Cory Haas, 4. TJ Stutts, 5. Freddie Rahmer, 6. Anthony Macri, 7. Brandon Rahmer, 8. Rodney Westhafer, 9. Jimmy Siegel, 10. Ryan Taylor, 11. Adrian Shaffer, 12. Mallie Shuster, 13. Ryan Higgins, 14. Jessie Attard, 15. Jim Shuster, 16. Troy Fraker, 17. Brian Montieth, 18. Steve Buckwalter, 19. Jared Esh, 20. Frankie Herr

DNS: Eric Tomecek

Super late models, 30 laps: 1. Jason Covert, 2. Coleby Frye, 3. Tyler Bare, 4. Dylan Yoder, 5. Matt Cosner, 6. Tyler Horst, 7. Bryan Bernheisel, 8. Danny Snyder, 9. Dave Stamm, 10. Larry Baer, 11. Gene Knaub, 12. Chris Casner, 13. Rick Eckert, 14. Jeff Rine, 15. Gary Stuhler, 16. Billy Wampler, 17. Reese Masiello, 18. Mike Lupfer, 19. Jerry Bard, 20. Jamie Lathroum, 21. Matt Nailor, 22. Dave Brouse Jr.

Lance Dewease wins at BAPS Motor Speedway Steve Koletar

June 3rd 2018

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Trey Starks Gets First Win of the Year and Danny Dietrich Takes Number 5

The 2018 Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars opened the weekend at Williams Grove Speedway with Danny Dietrich in victory lane for win number five for the year. Saturday dawned with the threat of rain once again and stopped Lincoln Speedway for the 6th time in a row. Port Royal Speedway got their show in Saturday night with Trey Starks getting his first Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars win of 2018. Sunday June 3rd the rain cancelled the All Star show at Bedford Speedway.

This coming weekend the Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars have a rare Thursday show for the Kevin Gobrecht Memorial at BAPS Motor Speedway on June 7th. The series continues at Williams Grove Speedway Friday night June 8th. On Saturday night June 9th Lincoln Speedway hosts the only show with Port Royal Speedway not racing.

Greg Hodnett leads the Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars points with Lucas Wolfe in 2nd and Danny Dietrich in 3rd.

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After; June 2, 2018

Listing; position, car number, driver, points, series wins

1.    27    Greg Hodnett            568    1
2.    24    Lucas Wolfe            468    2
3.    48    Danny Dietrich        465    5
4.    21    Brian Montieth        350    3
5.    69K    Lance Dewease        345    5
6.    51    Freddie Rahmer        342    1
7.    3z    Brock Zearfoss        305    2
8.    11    T J Stutts            295
9.    39    Anthony Macri        244
10.    17B    Steve Buckwalter        226    1
11.    87    Alan Krimes            189
12.    39    Cory Haas            177    1
13.    1x    Chad Trout            150    1
14.    88    Brandon Rahmer        134
15.    55    Mike Wagner            130
16.    5    Dylan Cisney            122
17.    99    Kyle Moody            121
18.    07    Gerard McIntyre Jr.        119
19.    59    Jim Siegel            112
20.    44    Trey Starks            108    1
21.    1    Logan Wagner        99
22.    M1    Mark Smith            97    1
23.    4    Parker Price Miller        75
24.    0    Rick Lafferty            73
25.    58    Aaron Ott            72    1

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Trey Starks won the 410 Sprint feature at Port Royal Speedway 6-2-2018. Brian Rhoad

Trey Starks Strikes For First Career Port Royal Sprint Car Win

6/2/18

PORT ROYAL, Pa. –Trey Starks of Puyallup, Washington, struck of his first career Port Royal Speedway sprint car win on Saturday night, out-dueling Aaron Reutzel and Greg Hodnett for the victory, worth $3,600.

In the 30-lap Tri-Track Late Model Challenge event for super late models, Jeff Rine held off the advances of Dylan Yoder to pick up his third win of the season at the track, worth $3,000.

And the 15-lap xtreme stock main was taken by Kevin Imes to close out the night.

Jared Esh and Trey Starks began the 25-lap 410 sprint car main on the front row and Starks raced into control when action got underway with sixth starter Aaron Reutzel of Clute, Texas, blasting into second on the first lap.

Point leader Greg Hodnett started eighth in the field and followed Reutzel through on the opening lap to take over third.

But Hodnett would struggle to keep pace with leader Stars and Reutzel as the field strung out and the race entered traffic on the sixth tour.

While both leaders were slinging around the top, Reutzel gradually closed in on Starks and took his first stab at control on the 12th tour when he attempted a dive underneath in the third turn only to come up short and lose some ground to the leader.

Reutzel regrouped and again dialed in for the lead and took another shot in the third turn with 10 laps to go, again coming up short and losing ground.

It took two more laps for Reutzel again to catch the leader as he worked traffic and this time he put on a blast across the bottom that netted him control as he slid up to catch the cushion in turn four.

Not to be outdone, Starks turned the car and dropped off of the cushion to drag race Reutzel up the frontchute as the pair headed to the line.

Reutzel came down across the track in an attempt to thwart Starks but the Washington pilot reclaimed the lead at the stripe, albeit a narrow advantage.

Seconds later, Reutzel blew a left rear tire and clouted the third turn wall, ending his race.

The restart put Hodnett on Stark’s tail with Hodnett taking his shot in the first turn as he attempted a bottom groove move to take the lead but Starks rode his outside lane momentum to drive back around Hodnett and maintain control.

After the restart skirmish, Starks worked around the track to take the win aboard Scott Gobrecht’s No. 44 by 1.750 seconds ahead of Hodnett.

TJ Stutts was third followed by Brock Zearfoss and Jared Esh.

Sixth through 10th went to Anthony Macri, Blane Heimbach, Dylan Cisney, Gerard McIntyre Jr., and Mike Wagner.

Starks became the 190th different driver to win a sprint car race in the history of Port Royal Speedway.

Heats went to Paul McMAhan, Stutts and Starks with AJ Flick taking the consolation.

Dylan Yoder and Jeff Rine held the front row to start the 30-lap Tri-Track Challenge race for the super late models and Rine edged ahead of Yoder on the first lap.

Only the first five laps could be recorded before Andy Haus blew a rear tire, bunching the field for a restart.

Yoder worked the high line throughout the entire race, keeping pace with Rine during the first half of the event but failing to challenge.

A second caution flag unfurled with 14 laps to go and the restart again saw Yoder challenging Rine for command.

As the event wore on, Yoder’s outside runs seemed to be working better and with five laps to go, he was nose to tail with Rine in traffic.

It was then that both leaders nearly crashed out of the event as they raced behind a backmarker onto the frontstretch.

With the slow car in their line, Rine refused to yield the lane for another line and Yoder got a great run off of the fourth corner.

This bottled up the pair with Yoder getting into Rine’s rear deck and Rine wiggling, nearly getting out of control as he tried to avoid running into the slow car just in front.

Somehow, both drivers recovered to keep their cars straight and then Rine drove away during the final three laps for the win.

Yoder crossed the line 1.427 seconds behind while Kyle Lee finished third followed by Tyler Bare and Coleby Frye.

Sixth through 10th went to Matt Cosner, Jerry Bard, Tim Smith Jr., Mike Lupfer and Andy Haus.

Heats went to Rine, Frye and Yoder with Chris Casner winning the consolation.

Kyle Lee set quick time over the field with a lap of 19.292 seconds.

Kevin Imes led all 15 laps of the xtreme stock main to record his first win of the year and the second of his Port Royal career.

Josh Bender and Jeremy Stremmel rounded out the top three.

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Feature Finishes
6/2/18

410 sprints, 25 laps: 1. Trey Starks, 2. Greg Hodnett, 3. TJ Stutts, 4. Brock Zearfoss, 5. Jared Esh, 6. Anthony Macri, 7. Blane Heimbach, 8. Dylan Cisney, 9. Gerard McIntyre Jr., 10. Mike Wagner, 11. Logan Wagner, 12. Lucas Wolfe, 13. Steve Buckwalter, 14. Paul McMahan, 15. Ryan Smith, 16. Justin Whittal, 17. Kody Lehman, 18. Joe Kata III., 19. Trenton Sheaffer, 20. Tyler Reeser, 21. Aaron Reutzel, 22. Danny Varin, 23. Dustin Baney, 24. AJ Flick

DNQ: Joey Hershey

Super late models, 30 laps: 1. Jeff Rine, 2. Dylan Yoder, 3. Kyle Lee, 4. Tyler Bare, 5. Coleby Frye, 6. Matt Cosner, 7. Jerry Bard, 8. Tim Smith Jr., 9. Mike Lupfer, 10. Andy Haus, 11. Matt Parks, 12. Tyler Horst, 13. Dave Brouse Jr., 14. Chad Myers, 15. Jeff Miller, 16. Hayes Mattern, 17. Justin Kann, 18. Kirk Baker, 19. Shaun Jones, 20. Dave Stamm, 21. Chris Casner, 22. Brett Schadel, 23. Trent Brenneman, 24. Billy Wampler
DNQ: Tim Wilson, Matt Sponaugle, Jason Schmidt

Xtreme stocks, 15 laps: 1. Kevin Imes, 2. Josh Bender, 3. Jeremy Stremmel, 4. Walt Peters, 5. Steven Yarnell, 6. Bill Powell, 7. Hunter Shelley, 8. Ben Leister, 9. Jimmy Kessler, 10. Corey Kepner

DNS: Pete Leister, Jakob Bonna

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Danny Dietrich raced to the win in the 410 Sprint Car Feature at Williams Grove Speedway on 6-1-18 Photo by WRT Speedwerx Photographer Troy Junkins

Danny Dietrich Wins First Of Williams Grove 410 Sprint Season Rich Eichelberger and Doug Hammaker split 358 sprint mains

6/1/18

Mechanicsburg – Danny Dietrich of Gettysburg scored his first Williams Grove Speedway sprint car win of the season on Friday night, taking home $4,100 for the victory that included a $500 bonus for winning from the fourth row.

Veteran Rich Eichelberger took the win in the make-up 358 sprint main, held over to be completed after rains hit with four laps completed on May 11.

The regularly slated 358 sprint main was taken by Doug Hammaker.

The 25-lap 410 sprint main was marred by a pair of red flags before the first lap could even be completed.

The first red flag came out when Adrian Shaffer slammed the inside frontstretch row and flipped over while Tyler Ross also flipped coming out of turn four.

The ensuing restart saw a five-car melee ensue on the frontstretch that involved TJ Stutts, Kody Lehman, Nicole Bower, Dwight Leppo and Jim Shuster.

On each attempted start including the one that saw the first lap able to be completed, Dover’s Landon Myers took the lead over Eric Tomecek.

Tomecek was soon overtaken by fourth starter Lucas Wolfe however although Wolfe was unable to close in on Myers for the lead.

Instead, he eventually had to contend with Danny Dietrich, who moved into third with six laps completed.

Dietrich chased down Wolfe and snared the spot narrowly on the ninth tour.

And by that time, Myers was far enough in front to lead another four laps before Dietrich could catch him.

His first attempt at taking the lead saw Myers fight back around the outside of the first and second turns to reclaim the spot but seconds later as the pair raced into the third turn, Dietrich shot low and came up with the lead before running away from the field to the finish.

Wolfe relegated Myers to third with three laps to go before Freddie Rahmer backed him up to fourth at the finish.

Cory Haas rode home fifth.

Sixth through 10th went to Greg Hodnett, Steve Buckwalter, Rodney Westhafer, Anthony Macri and Mallie Shuster.

Heats went to Myers and Adrian Shaffer.

The victory was the 19th of Dietrich’s careeer at Williams Grove.

Doug Hammaker would end up leading all 20 laps of the regulary-slated 358 sprint main.

Brie Hershey raced a challenging second for the first three laps before Chase Dietz overtook her for the spot.

Dietz was riding Hammaker’s fuel cell, appearing ready to make a move for control when the red flag appeared with six laps to go when point leader Kevin Nouse flipped outside the first corner in wild fashion.

On the restart, Hammaker looked stronger and pulled away to the win, his first of the season at the track and sixth of his overall Williams Grove career.

Dietz settled for second followed by Troy Wagaman Jr., Hershey and Matt Findlay.

Sixth through 10th went to Todd Rittenhouse Jr., Jeff Halligan, Scott Fisher, Scott Arnold and Brent Shearer.

Heats went to Fisher, Hammaker and Hershey.

Rich Eichelberger of Dillsburg restarted second behind Todd Rittenhouse Jr. with four laps completed in the make-up 358 sprint main only after the slated leader took himself out during warm ups.

Cody Keller was leading the race on May 11 when the rains hit and was slated to restart with the lead only to flip in practice laps and sideline himself for the night.

Rittenhouse led until lap 14 when Eichelberger drove to his outside coming out of turn two to take command and the victory.

It was the third win of Eichelberger’s career at the track.

Troy Wagaman Jr. got by Rittenhouse for second with Dwight Leppo finishing fourth and Brie Hershey riding home fifth.

Sixth through 10th went to Chase Dietz, Glenndon Forsythe, Brent Shearer, Kevin Nouse and Chris Frank.

Feature Finishes 6/1/18

410 sprints: 1. Danny Dietrich, 2. Lucas Wolfe, 3. Freddie Rahmer, 4. Landon Myers, 5. Cory Haas, 6. Greg Hodnett, 7. Steve Buckwalter, 8. Rodney Westhafer, 9. Anthony Macri, 10. Mallie Shuster, 11. Brian Montieth, 12. Eric Tomecek, 13. TJ Stutts, 14. Kody Lehman, 15. Nicole Bower, 16. Jim Shuster, 17. Dwight Leppo, 18. Adrian Shaffer, 19. Tyler Ross

358 sprints: 1. Doug Hammaker, 2. Chase Dietz, 3. Troy Wagaman Jr., 4. Brie Hershey, 5. Matt Findlay, 6. Todd Rittenhouse Jr., 7. Jeff Halligan, 8. Scott Fisher, 9. Scott Arnold, 10. Brent Shearer, 11. Chris Frank, 12. Glenndon Forsythe, 13. DJ Montgomery, 14. Nyle Berkes, 15. Cody Fletcher, 16. Kevin Nouse, 17. Trevin Caruccio, 18. Kenny Kuhn, 19. Troy Rhome, 20. Hank Donovan Jr., 21. Kyle Denmeyer, 22. Brett Wanner

May 11 358 sprints make-up: 1. Rich Eichelberger, 2. Troy Wagaman Jr., 3. Todd Rittenhouse Jr., 4. Dwight Leppo, 5. Brie Hershey, 6. Chase Dietz, 7. Glenndon Forsythe, 8. Brent Shearer, 9. Kevin Nouse. 10. Chris Frank, 11. DJ Montgomery, 12. Matt Findley, 13. Jeff Halligan, 14. Doug Hammaker, 15. Hank Donovan Jr., 16. Troy Rhome, 17. Kenny Kuhn, 18. Brett Wanner, 19. Gregg Foster,

DNS: Cody Keller, JB Cunningham, Steve Drevicki, Eric Parker, Jake Galloway

May 28th 2018

The 2018 Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars opened the weekend at Williams Grove Speedway for the Walt Dyer Tribute race. Steve Buckwalter had the field covered for his first series win of 2018. Saturday dawned with the threat of rain washing out Lincoln Speedway for another weekend. Port Royal Speedway managed to get the opening night of the Weikert Memorial in with Lance Dewease in the Kreitz Racing 69 painted up like the Walt Dyer 461, taking his fifth win of the year. Sunday May 27th was the final night of the Weikert Memorial at Port Royal Speedway. After a few showers passed by, Lucas Wolfe parked the Barshinger 24 in victory lane for his second win of the year.

This coming weekend the Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars are at Williams Grove Speedway Friday night June 1st. On Saturday night June 2nd Lincoln Speedway and Port Royal Speedway both host shows.

Greg Hodnett leads the Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars points with Lucas Wolfe up to 2nd and Danny Dietrich in 3rd.

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                CENTRAL PA SPRINT CARS
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After; May 27, 2018

Listing; position, car number, driver, points, series wins

1.    27    Greg Hodnett            515    1
2.    24    Lucas Wolfe            433    2
3.    48    Danny Dietrich        415    4
4.    21    Brian Montieth        350    3
5.    69K    Lance Dewease        345    5
6.    51    Freddie Rahmer        312    1
7.    3z    Brock Zearfoss        280    2
8.    11    T J Stutts            265
9.    39    Anthony Macri        214
10.    17B    Steve Buckwalter        210    1
11.    87    Alan Krimes            189
12.    39    Cory Haas            157    1
13.    1x    Chad Trout            150    1
14.    88    Brandon Rahmer        134
15.    99    Kyle Moody            121
16.    55    Mike Wagner            120
17.    59    Jim Siegel            112
18.    5    Dylan Cisney            108
19.    07    Gerard McIntyre Jr        107
20.    1    Logan Wagner        99
21.    M1    Mark Smith            97    1
22.    4    Parker Price Miller        75
23.    0    Rick Lafferty            73
24.    58    Aaron Ott            72    1
25.    20    Ryan Taylor            70    1

Coming Up...

June 1st Williams Grove Speedway
June 2nd Lincoln Speedway
June 2nd Port Royal Speedway

Check Out PA Sprint Car Live for a weekly show covering Central PA sprint car racing and more.

Check out www.DirtStation.com for video from all of the Central PA tracks.

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Lucas Wolfe and the # 24 crew win the Bob Weikert Memorial at Port Royal Speedway. Dave Giles Photo.

Lucas Wolfe Makes It Back-To-Back Port Royal Weikert Memorial Wins Rick Eckert Sweeps Super Late Model Port Royal Weekend

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 5/27/18

PORT ROYAL, Pa. – Lucas Wolfe made it back to back triumphs in the Port Royal Speedway Bob Weikert Memorial for 410 sprint cars on Sunday night, scoring his second win in a row in the prestigious race, earning $10,000 for the big win.

In the Northeast Ultimate Super Late Model Series feature, York’s Rick Eckert completed a clean sweep of weekend late model action at the track, scoring a convincing win in the 35-lap main that paid $5,000 to win.

Polesitter Dylan Cisney jumped into the lead over second starter Logan Wagner at the start of the 30-lap Bob Weikert Memorial for the sprint cars and was holding sway on the lightning-fast track when the first caution flag of the race unfurled with four laps completed for the stopped racer of Anthony Macri.

The restart saw Cisney maintain control as he hooked the cushion in every turn to maintain his advantage.

With 10 laps in, Cisney was holding a .836 second lead over Wagner and Wolfe with Lance Dewease running fourth.

Cisney then hit traffic and that really bunched the front of the field up as Wagner narrowed the gap by lap 13 all the while having Wolfe, Dewease and David Gravel within one turn as all five cars battled for control at the same time.

Wagner was able to slip by Cisney in the second turn on the 14th tour but then Cisney attempted a comeback that also lost him second as Wagner crossed the stripe with a .194 second lead over Wolfe.

Cisney then regrouped and reclaimed second from Wolfe during the dizzying, high-speed dance at the front that was being spun off between all five front runners.

The breathtaking and dizzying pace between all five was slowed with 17 away when Cory Haas stopped on the backstretch.

The restart saw Wolfe dispose of Cisney for good and set his sights on Wagner who appeared to be ready to run to his first win aboard his new ride in the Zemco No. 1

But with eight laps to go, his dreams of victory went over a cliff when his left rear tire disintegrated, handing the lead to Wolfe with Cisney second followed by Dewease, Gravel and Brock Zearfoss.

Dewease pounced on the low side on the restart and set Cisney back a spot before trying just to keep the leader in sight.

And then Cisney burst a left rear with four laps to go, again bunching the field.

Dewease was never able to challenge over the final four circuits as Wolfe drove away on the restart.

Wolfe took his eighth career Port Royal win by 1.264 seconds over Dewease, Gravel, Zearfoss and Ryan Smith.

Sixth through 10th went to Danny Dietrich, Greg Hodnett, Trey Starks, Brent Marks and Freddie Rahmer.

Heats went to Mike Wagner, Cisney, Steve Buckwalter and Dietrich with Jared Esh taking the consolation.

Fast time was set by Greg Hodnett with a lap of 15.234 seconds, an average speed of 126.829 mph.

Rick Eckert would lead all 35 laps of the super late model main, chased by Jeff Rine throughout.

The race was riddled with caution flags including on laps one, three, nine, 14 and 16.

Eckert started second in the race with Rine starting third and Rine got around Gene Knaub for second on the lap one restart.

For the first half of the race, Rine seemed to have a chance at the win as Eckert allowed him to close in around the corners but during the second half of the race, especially through traffic starting on lap 25, Eckert poured on the power and speed to take his sixth career Port Royal win by seven seconds flat.

Ross Robinson and 20th starter Kyle Lee raced hard for third during the final 10 laps with Robinson holding on to the spot at the finish.

Lee’s massive run from the back netted him fourth with Donny Schatz finishing fifth.

Sixth through 10th went to Matt Cosner, Dan Stone, Dylan Yoder, Gary Stuhler and Ryan Montgomery.

Heats went to Eckert, Rine and Robinson with Dan Stone winning the consolation race.

Fast time was set by Eckert with a lap of 17.677 seconds.

Keep up to date on all the latest speedway news and information by visiting the speedway’s official website at www.portroyalspeedway.com or by following the oval on facebook and twitter.

Feature Finishes 5/26718

410 sprints, 30 laps: 1. Lucas Wolfe, 2. Lance Dewease, 3. David Gravel, 4. Brock Zearfoss, 5. Ryan Smith, 6. Danny Dietrich, 7. Greg Hodnett, 8. Trey Starks, 9. Brent Marks, 10. Freddie Rahmer, 11. AJ Flick, 12. Gerard McIntyre, 13. Steve Buckwalter, 14. Jared Esh, 15. TJ Stutts, 16. Justin Whittal, 17. Dylan Cisney, 18. Logan Wagner, 19. Cory Haas, 20. Mike Wagner, 21. Blane Heimbach, 22. Joey Hershey, 23. Anthony Macri, 24. Robbie Kendall

DNQ: Kody Lehman, Dustin Baney, Brett Michalski, Nicole Bower, Tyler Reeser, Alan Krimes

Super late models, 35 laps: 1. Rick Eckert, 2. Jeff Rine, 3. Ross Robinson, 4. Kyle Lee, 5. Donny Schatz, 6. Matt Cosner, 7. Dan Stone, 8. Dylan Yoder, 9. Gary Stuhler, 10. Ryan Montgomery, 11. Jerry Bard, 12. Tim Wilson, 13. Dave Brouse Jr., 14. Kirk Baker, 15. Tim Smith Jr., 16. Scott Flickinger, 17. Mike Lupfer, 18. Jared Miley, 19. Andy Haus, 20. Gene Knaub, 21. Justin Kann, 22. Jason Covert, 23. Reese Masiello, 24. Chris Casner DNQ: Chad Myers, Jason Schmidt, Coleby Frye, Jim Yoder, Nick Dickson

PRS 2018 – Racing through a new decade with a new attitude! Port Royal Speedway

The Only Place To See Super Sprints And Super Lates Every Saturday Night www.portroyalspeedway.com

Lance Dewease Opens Port Royal Weikert Memorial Weekend With Win In 461 Rick Eckert Scores Northeast Ultimate Late Models

5/26/18

PORT ROYAL, Pa. – Lance Dewease of Fayetteville picked up his 109th career Port Royal Speedway 410 sprint car win on Saturday night in the Bob Weikert Memorial weekend Fallen Heroes Championship at Port Royal speedway.

Dewease’s 30-lap win was worth $5,000 and it came aboard a Walt Dyer Masonry No. 461 throw-back car painted to mirror the mount he drove for Dyer decades ago.

York’s Rick Eckert took the win in the Fallen Heroes Championship for the Northeast Ultimate Super Late Model Series, pocketing $3,000 for his fifth career win at the oval.

Dewease started third in the sprint car field and would end up leading the first lap over David Gravel and Lucas Wolfe but not before exchanging the point twice.

As Wolfe and Gravel battled for control into the first turn as the green flag unfurled Dewease was stalking on the low side and drove right by both cars to get command but Gravel rode the top lane to get control back as the pair shot onto the backstretch.

Seconds later the trio blasted into the third turn and again Dewease stuck down low in his money lane and rode the line into the lead.

The first caution flag of the race came out with two laps in when Logan Wagner clouted the outside first and second turn wall before coming to a stop.

A double file restart saw Dewease choosing the inside line and he made it work over Gravel when action resumed.

Dewease entered traffic with eight laps away finding Gravel and eighth starter Greg Hodnett in tow.

The leader had a 3.930 second advantage when a red flag stopped action on the 13th tour after some hard contact in the first turn.

Danny Dietrich was running seventh in the field when he got out of shape in the first corner and spun.

Aaron Ott slammed into Dietrich’s mount and flipped, but escaped injury. Dylan Cisney was also involved.

The restart again saw Dewease choose the inside lane with Gravel flanking him and he drove away on the restart and over the final 17 laps to record the popular victory by 4.307 seconds.

It was his second consecutive victory in the Fallen Heroes Championship to open the Weikert Memorial weekend.

Gravel was second followed by Greg Hodnett, Lucas Wolfe and Brock Zearfoss.

Sixth through 10th went to TJ Stutts, Logan Schuchart, Brent Marks, Dylan Cisney and Trey Starks.

Heats for the 30-car field went to Joey Hershey, Blane Heimbach, Dewease and Jacob Allen with AJ Flick taking the consolation..

Wolfe set quick time with a lap of 16.490 seconds.

Eckert started second in the NUSLMS feature and took the lead over Jason Covert and Jeff Rine when action began.

Covert and Rine battled for second for the first one-third of the race before Rine took the spot as the leader entered traffic on the 12th lap.

A restart on the 17th lap saw Gary Stuhler work around Jeff Rine for second spot however Eckert was pulling away and he continued to do so to the finish.

Eckert’s margin of victory was 4.766 seconds over Stuhler, Dylan Yoder, Jeff Rine and Donny Schatz.

Sixth through 10th went to Jason Covert, Jared Miley, Dan Stone, Kyle Lee and Ross Robinson.

Heats for the 34-car field went to Rine, Eckert, Covert and Stuhler with twin consolations going to Trent Brenneman and Chris Casner.

Fast time over the late models was set by Covert with a lap of 19.609 seconds.

Keep up to date on all the latest speedway news and information by visiting the speedway’s official website at www.portroyalspeedway.com or by following the oval on facebook and twitter.

PRS 2018 – Racing through a new decade with a new attitude! Port Royal Speedway

The Only Place To See Super Sprints And Super Lates Every Saturday Night www.portroyalspeedway.com

Feature Finishes 5/26/18

410 sprints, 30 laps: 1. Lance Dewease, 2. David Gravel, 3. Greg Hodnett, 4. Lucas Wolfe, 5. Brock Zearfoss, 6. TJ Stutts, 7. Logan Schuchart, 8. Brent Marks, 9. Dylan Cisney, 10. Trey Starks, 11. Steve Buckwalter, 12. Joey Hershey, 13. Anthony Macri, 14. Blane Heimbach, 15. AJ Flick, 16. Jared Esh, 17. Tyler Reeser, 18. Jacob Allen, 19. Rick Lafferty, 20. Danny Dietrich, 21. Aaron Ott, 22. Ryan Smith, 23. Mike Wagner, 24. Logan Wagner

DNQ: Kody Lehman, Justin Whittal, Trenton Sheaffer, Robbie Kendall, Vince Snyder, Dustin Baney

Steve Buckwalter scores a flag to flag Walt Dyer Tribute Race win at Williams Grove Speedway. Dave Giles Photo.

Buckwalter Claims Walt Dyer Tribute At Williams Grove Friday
Austin Bishop wins second 305 main of year at track

5/25/18

Mechanicsburg – Steve Buckwalter of Royersford wired the field to pick up the Walt Dyer Tribute Race at Williams Grove Speedway on Friday night, pocketing $4,610 for his ninth career sprint car win at the oval.

Austin Bishop likewise wired the field in the 305 sprint main to pick up his second 305 win of the season at Williams Grove Speedway.

Buckwalter started on the pole of the 25-lap 410 sprint car main with TJ Stutts to his outside.

The first start of the main was red flagged for a five-car tangle coming out of the third turn that collected Chad Trout, Mallie Shuster, Rodney Westhafer, Ryan Taylor and Danny Dietrich.

The ensuing restart saw Buckwalter take control over Stutts and Greg Hodnett in what would turn out to be a non-stop affair.

Campaigning a throw back paint scheme in honor of Dyer and his iconic No. 461 race car, Lance Dewease started fifth in the field and battled fourth starter Anthony Macri for the first half of the race in an effort to take the fourth spot.

Dewease was on a campaign to pick up the feature in honor of his former car owner Dyer however it was not to be as Buckwalter proved stout at the point.

Hodnett got by Stutts for second on the seventh tour and chased Buckwalter over the rest of the distance but was never able to get close enough to mount a challenge.

Buckwalter and his No. 17B ended up crossing the finish line .805 seconds ahead of Hodnett with Stutts riding hom third followed by Dewease and Macri.

Sixth through 10th went to Brock Zearfoss, Lucas Wolfe, Cory Haas, Aaron Ott and Brian Montieth.

Heats went to Montieth, Stutts and Macri with Alan Krimes taking the consolation race.

Lance Dewease set quick time with a lap of 16.556 seconds.

Prior to the races, Dyer drivers Dewease, Steve Siegel, Mike Wagner, Don Hill, Joey Allen, Paul Lotier, Jimmy Sheaffer, Van May, Tommy Beavers, Cliff Brian, Tom Stimely and Len Thompson all joined Dyer for a reunion and autograph session.

Bishop led all 20 l aps of the 305 sprint main to pick up his win.

Ken Duke Jr. lost second early in the race but then reclaimed the spot for the finish.

Jeff Geiges rode hom third followed by Scott Ellerman and Zach Newlin.

Heats for the 42 cars in action went to Rick Stief, Mike Alleman, Darren Miller and Jon Scarborough.

Twin consolations went to Jonathan Jones and Alex Potosky.

Feature Finishes
5/25/18

410 sprints: 1. Steve Buckwalter, 2. Greg Hodnett, 3. TJ Stutts, 4. Lance Dewease, 5. Anthony Macri, 6. Brock Zearfoss, 7. Lucas Wolfe, 8. Cory Haas, 9. Aaron Ott, 10. Brian Montieth, 11. Brandon Rahmer, 12. Freddie Rahmer, 13. Ryan Smith, 14. Danny Dietrich, 15. Alan Krimes, 16. Tyler Ross, 17. Robbie Kendall, 18. Mallie Shuster, 19. Jordan Givler, 20. Adrian Shaffer, 21. Eric Tomecek, 22. Ryan Taylor, 23. Chad Trout, 24. Rodney Westhafer

DNQ: Jim Shuster, Matt Boland, Troy Fraker, Nicole Bower

358 sprints: 1. Austin Bishop, 2. Ken Duke Jr., 3. Jeff Geiges, 4. Scott Ellerman, 5. Zach Newlin, 6. Jay Krout, 7. Darren Miller, 8. Kyle Smith, 9. Jonathan Scarborough, 10. Dave Grube, 11. Jaremi Hanson, 12. Nick Sweigart, 13. Mike Alleman, 14. Larry McVey, 15. Rick Stief, 16. Christian Rumsey, 17. John Walp, 18. Dave Brown Jr., 19. Jonathan Jones, 20. Reed Thompson, 21. Stephanie Dodson, 22. Josh Guiher 23. Colton Hoover, 24. Kassidy Kreitz, 25. Alex Petosky, 26. Cale Reigle

DNQ: Fred Arnold, Drew Ritchey, Dave Wickham, Josh Dressler, Tom Carberry, Eric Husick, Devin Adams, Wally Eshenaur, Ian Detweiler, Dan McLair, Kyle Ganoe, Ryan Lynn, Johnny Yanek, Kurt Knepper, Erin Statler, Tyler Cochran

May 13th 2018

The 2018 Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars had their tune up at Williams Grove Speedway Friday night for this weekends World of Outlaws visit. Lance Dewease showed everyone he and the Kreitz Racing 69k team are ready by taking his 4th win of the year. The Saturday shows at Lincoln and Port Royal Speedway and the Sunday show at BAPS Motor Speedway were all rained out. It was the 3rd rain out in a row at Lincoln Speedway.

This coming weekend the Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars clash three nights with the World of Outlaws for the first time in 2018. The first show is at Lincoln Speedway Wednesday May 16th. After one day off the teams move to Williams Grove Speedway for two nights of racing, Friday and Saturday May 18th-19th.

Greg Hodnett leads the Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars points with Danny Dietrich in 2nd and Lucas Wolfe in 3rd.

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                CENTRAL PA SPRINT CARS
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After; May 11, 2018

Listing; position, car number, driver, points, series wins

1.    27    Greg Hodnett            437    1
2.    48    Danny Dietrich        397    4
3.    24    Lucas Wolfe            342    1
4.    21    Brian Montieth        340    3
5.    51    Freddie Rahmer        302    1
6.    69k    Lance Dewease        235    4
7.    3z    Brock Zearfoss        217    2
7.    11    T J Stutts            217
9.    39    Anthony Macri        194
10.    87    Alan Krimes            189
11.    17B    Steve Buckwalter        160
12.    1x    Chad Trout            150    1
13.    39    Cory Haas            143    1
14.    88    Brandon Rahmer        134
15.    99    Kyle Moody            121
16.    55    Mike Wagner            120
17.    59    Jim Siegel            112
18.    07    Gerard McIntyre Jr        107
19.    1    Logan Wagner        99
20.    M1    Mark Smith            97    1
21.    5    Dylan Cisney            96
22.    4    Parker Price Miller        75
23.    0    Rick Lafferty            73
24.    20    Ryan Taylor            70    1
25.    70    Dave Blaney            64    1

Coming Up...

May 16th Lincoln Speedway WoO
May 18th-19th Williams Grove Speedway WoO

Check Out PA Sprint Car Live for a weekly show covering Central PA sprint car racing and more.

Check out www.DirtStation.com for video from all of the Central PA tracks.

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Lance Dewease wins the Outlaw Tuneup Race at Williams Grove Speedway. WRT Speedwerx Troy Junkins Photo

Dewease Rockets To 89th Career Win In Williams Grove Sprints

5/11/18

Mechanicsburg – Lance Dewease of Fayetteville rocketed to his 89th career Williams Grove Speedway sprint car win on Friday night, worth $4,000 in what was a tune up for the regulars as they prepare for next week’s invasion by the World of Outlaws.

The victory put Dewease just one back of tying Fred Rahmer for the most sprint car wins in history at the oval.

Steve Buckwalter and Dewease earned the pole for the 25-lap main event and Buckwalter beat Dewease off of the blocks when the green flag fell over the field.

However only one lap could be scored before Rodney Westhafer stopped on the track, slowing the pace.

The restart turned to a red flag when TJ Dehaven hopped a wheel in the first turn and flipped outside the track.

Buckwalter of Royersford got away from Dewease when action resumed but it only took a few laps for Dewease to get his No. 69K clicking and he began biting into Buckwalter’s advantage by lap seven.

For three consecutive laps Dewease drove down considerable chunks of the lead and as the pair crossed the stripe to complete lap nine, they were nose to tail.

A low swoop through the first and second turns just moments later netted Dewease the lead as he bit fast off of the inside of the second turn to blast into control.

And from there he worked traffic with ease, slicing through the field to have a full straightaway advantage over the field by lap 17.

With Dewease out front, Lucas Wolfe took second shortly after the halfway point and then he and Danny Dietrich battled for the spot late in the race.

Another yellow flag with four laps to go wiped out Dewease’s 4.3 second margin and on the restart Wolfe buzzed the top in the first and second turns in an effort to steal the win but Dewease’s low line was his money lane as he pulled away off of the second turn.

The battle for second between Wolfe and Dietrich then continued with Dietrich gaining the spot on lap 23 before a final caution flag with a lap to go again bunched the field.

Wolfe again buzzed the turns one and two top lane trying to regain second but Dietrich prevailed at the finish for second.

Dewease’s margin of victory was 1.157 seconds. It was his second oval win of the season.

Buckwalter finished fourth in the feature with James McFadden crossing the line in fifth.

Sixth through 10th went to TJ Stutts, Anthony Macri, 17th starter Brandon Rahmer, Greg Hodnett and Alan Krimes.

Heats went to Stutts, Dewease and Buckwalter with Buckwalter winning the dash.

Stutts set fast time with a lap of 16.521 seconds.

The 20-lap 358 sprint main was under caution on lap four when rains hit the track, forcing postponement of the balance of the feature.

A date to complete the event will be announced in the near future.

Heats for the 358 sprints went to Cody Keller, Todd Rittenhouse Jr., and Dwight Leppo.

Keller was leading the feature over Rittenhouse when the rains began to fall.

Feature Finishes
5/11/18

410 sprints: 1. Lance Dewease, 2. Danny Dietrich, 3. Lucas Wolfe, 4. Steve Buckwalter, 5. James McFadden, 6. TJ Stutts, 7. Anthony Macri, 8. Brandon Rahmer, 9. Greg Hodnett, 10. Alan Krimes, 11. Freddie Rahmer, 12. Cory Haas, 13. Brian Montieth, 14. Aaron Ott, 15. Robbie Kendall, 16. Landon Myers, 17. Troy Fraker, 18. Chris Priar, 19. Brock Zearfoss, 20. Rick Lafferty, 21. Chad Trout, 22. Ryan Smith, 23. Rodney Westhafer, 24. TJ Dehaven

April 29th 2018

The 2018 Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars started the weekend off at Williams Grove Speedway Friday May 4th. Aaron Ott won his first feature of the year in the Aaron Long 58. Lincoln Speedway rained out for the 2nd week in a row Saturday night May 5th. Saturday At Port Royal Speedway the rain arrived later allowing Danny Dietrich to get his 4th win of 2018. On Sunday May 6th the Kevin Gobrecht Memorial at BAPS Motor Speedway was rained out and scheduled for this Sunday May 13th.

This coming weekend the point series starts out at Williams Grove Speedway on Friday May 11th. Saturday May 12th Port Royal Speedway and Lincoln Speedway both have shows. The weekend ends at BAPS Motor Speedway on Sunday May 13th with the rain delayed Kevin Gobrecht Memorial.

Greg Hodnett leads the Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars points with Danny Dietrich up to 2nd and Brian Montieth in 3rd.

      CHAMPION RACING OIL / STIRLING LUBRICANTS
                CENTRAL PA SPRINT CARS
                presented by Hoseheads.com

After; May 5, 2018

Listing; position, car number, driver, points, series wins

1.    27    Greg Hodnett            425    1
2.    48    Danny Dietrich        362    4
3.    21    Brian Montieth        340    3
4.    24    Lucas Wolfe            312    1
5.    51    Freddie Rahmer        302    1
6.    3z    Brock Zearfoss        217    2
7.    11    T J Stutts            199
8.    69k    Lance Dewease        185    3
9.    87    Alan Krimes            179
10.    39    Anthony Macri        178
11.    1x    Chad Trout            150    1
12.    39    Cory Haas            143    1
13.    17B    Steve Buckwalter        135
14.    99    Kyle Moody            121
15.    88    Brandon Rahmer        120
15.    55    Mike Wagner            120
17.    59    Jim Siegel            112
18.    07    Gerard McIntyre Jr        107
19.    1    Logan Wagner        99
20.    M1    Mark Smith            97    1
21.    5    Dylan Cisney            96
22.    4    Parker Price Miller        75
23.    0    Rick Lafferty            73
24.    20    Ryan Taylor            70    1
25.    70    Dave Blaney            64    1

Coming Up...

May 11th Williams Grove Speedway
May 12th Lincoln Speedway
May 12th Port Royal Speedway
May 13th BAPS Motor Speedway

Check Out PA Sprint Car Live for a weekly show covering Central PA sprint car racing and more.

Check out www.DirtStation.com for video from all of the Central PA tracks.

Watch for news about the 2018 Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants

Central PA Sprint Cars Presented by Hoseheads at
www.hoseheads.com/papointseries.html

Champion Racing Oil www.championbrands.com

Stirling Lubricants www.stirlinglubricants.com

J&S Fabrication

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Danny Dietrich And Dylan Yoder Outrun Port Royal Rain Saturday 305 sprint and econo late mains to be made up June 30 and May 12
5/4/18
PORT ROYAL, Pa. – Danny Dietrich bested TJ Stutts to claim his fourth career Port Royal Speedway 410 sprint car win on Saturday night worth $3,600, but his first under the lights at the historic track as all three of his previous wins had taken place under the Labor Day sunshine.
In the 22-lap super late model main, Dylan Yoder of Selinsgrove overtook Tim Smith Jr. for his second victory of the season at the track, worth $2,000.
Stutts and Dietrich earned the front row for the start of the 25-lap sprint car main and the pair immediately did battle when action began.
Dietrich passed Stutts a total three times during the first two laps before he could make it stick coming out of turn four to complete the second lap.
The pair exchanged the top spot on the opening lap in the first and second turns and again in turns three and four before a low swoop through three and four on the second tour netted him control.
Dietrich then went to the cushion to begin putting daylight between himself and the rest of the field, entering traffic on lap 10.
While Dietrich held sway well out in front, the race was hectic for second through fifth between Stutts, Mike Wagner, Logan Wagner and Greg Hodnett.
Both Wagners raced hard for third for several laps, exchanging the spot several times with Stutts just in front before Logan stepped up to the plate and took third long enough to begin challenging for second during the final laps.
Aboard the Zemco No. 1, Logan Wagner passed Stutts for second on laps 19 and 21 only to see Stutts change lanes and reclaim the spot, where he would finish albeit 3.280 seconds behind Dietrich.
Logan Wagner earned his second podium finish of the season in third while Mike Wagner was fourth with Hodnett finishing fifth.
Sixth through 10th went to Lucas Wolfe, Brock Zearfoss, Freddie Rahmer, Steve Buckwalter and James McFadden. Heats went to Stutts, Wolfe and Zearfoss.
The super late model main went non-stop as well with Tim Smith Jr. and Trent Brenneman starting on the front row of the main.
Dylan Yoder started fourth in the field and drove into second on the opening lap behind Smith.
Yoder encircled the track running higher than Smith and consistently cut down his advantage during the first half of the race before overtaking the Long Hollow driver at the halfway point.
And once in front, Yoder cruised to the victory by 2.353 seconds over Smith, Mike Lupfer, Jeff Rine and Brenneman.
Sixth through 10th went to Dan Stone, Brett Schadel, Jerry Bard, Dave Brouse Jr. and Gene Knaub.
Heats went to Stone and Brenneman.
The win was the 14th of Yoder’s career at Port Royal.
The 305 sprint main was underway with six laps completed when a persistent light rain got heavy enough to knock out the rest of the night’s action.
With Zach Newlin leading, the balance of the 305 sprint main will be completed when the circuit returns to the track on June 30.
Heats for 305s were taken by Kyle Smith, Jeff Miller, Ken Duke and Nick Sweigart with Cale Reigle taking the consolation.
The econo late model main that was stymied by the rains will be run next week, May 12 when the econos return for another full program of action.
Econo heats on Saturday went to Tim Fedder and Devin Hart.
Immediately upon the completion of qualifying on Saturday, the light rains began falling, forcing a delay in getting the 410 sprint main started however after some 30 minutes of the sprinkles the cars were put on the track and both the 410 sprint and super late model mains were able to be completed amid the continuing light showers.
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Feature Finishes 5/5/18
410 sprints, 25 laps: 1. Danny Dietrich, 2. TJ Stutts, 3. Logan Wagner, 4. Mike Wagner, 5. Greg Hodnett, 6. Lucas Wolfe, 7. Brock Zearfoss, 8. Freddie Rahmer, 9. Steve Buckwalter, 10. James McFadden, 11. Tyler Reeser, 12. Dylan Cisney, 13. Kody Lehman, 14. Anthony Macri, 15. Jared Esh, 16. Trenton Sheaffer, 17. Joey Hershey, 18. Dustin Baney, 19. Robbie Kendall, 20. Tyler Ross, 21. Vince Snyder
DNS: Joe Kata III.
Super late models, 22 laps: 1. Dylan Yoder, 2. Tim Smith Jr., 3. Mike Lupfer, 4. Jeff Rine, 5. Trent Brenneman, 6. Dan Stone, 7. Brett Schadel, 8. Jerry Bard, 9. Dave Brouse Jr.., 10. Gene Knaub, 11. Shaun Jones, 12. Tim Wilson, 13. Hayes Mattern, 14. Jason Schmidt, 15. Randy Christine, 16. Chad Myers, 17. Kirk Baker, 18. Kody Lyter, 19. Scott Flickinger DNS: Coleby Frye

Aaron Ott raced to Victory at Williams Grove Speedway on 5-4-18 photo by WRT Speedwerx photographer Troy Junkins

FROM WILLIAMS GROVE SPEEDWAY
MAY 4, 2018
AARON OTT WINS 410 SPRINT CAR FEATURE AT WILLIAMS GROVE SPEEDWAY
MECHANICSBURG, PA – Aaron Ott held off a hard-charging Danny Dietrich to score the 410 Sprint car win Friday night at Williams Grove Speedway.
Meanwhile, in the first ASCS race ever held at the famed speedway, it was five-time Grove track champion Greg Hodnett starting on the pole and leading all 25 laps in night number one of the “Battle of the Groves.”
In the 410 feature, Anthony Marci started second and drove into the lead over Chad Trout and Ott, who advanced from his sixth starting spot in the opening lap.
Dietrich was quickly moving forward on a tricky racing surface from his 10th starting spot. He was into the top five by the third lap. Another pass moved Dietrich to fourth as the leaders reached lapped traffic.
With Macri in control, Ott drove by Trout and into second with 10 laps completed. Macri’s lead was around a second as they reached the half-way point.
Macri scraped the fence as he tried to lap a car. Ott drove by and into the lead. Macri’s great run came to an end with 14 laps completed when he stopped in turn four with a flat right rear tire.
“I was reeling him in,” Ott said. “He was running around the top. He was in the predicament that I was at the end of the race. You just don’t know where to go. If you’re not searching and moving around, you’re going to lose these races because there are too many good cars and too many good drivers here.”
“He might have had a tire going down. I crowded him off two, but I figured that was my only chance. I don’t know if he got sucked into the fence and that ultimately cut his tire. He’s been doing a tremendous job. We had a new car tonight and changed some things and I think we’re on to something. Circumstances certainly played in our favor.”
Ott controlled the restart. Dietrich blasted under Trout as they raced into turn three taking second with seven laps to go.
Ott reached slower cars with a few laps left allowing Dietrich to close. Dietrich drove as hard as he could trying the outside line, but fell a few car lengths short at the checkers.
“I could hear him out there,” Ott said. “I was just biding my time. I wasn’t really sure where to go in three and four. I was pretty good in one and two. At that point, it was my race to lose. Everybody knows Danny is going to do everything he can to put a show on and get the job done.”
Ott, of East Berlin, earned $4,000 for his eighth career Grove win.
Alan Krimes, Trout, and Rodney Westhafer completed the top five. James McFadden, Greg Hodnett, TJ Stutts, Lucas Wolfe and Brian Montieth rounded out the top 10.
Trout, Macri and Logan Wagner won the heat races.
In the ASCS feature, Greg Hodnett scored the most passing points during qualifying earning himself the pole.
He drove into the lead over Mark Smith, Steve Buckwalter, defending series champion Sam Hafertepe Jr. and Wayne Johnson.
Hodnett had a comfortable 1.210 second lead when he reached slower traffic with 10 laps completed. A caution flag then slowed the field.
Buckwalter briefly challenged Smith for second following the restart, but didn’t make the pass as Hodnett pulled away again.
A caution slowed the field again with 12 completed.
Hodnett once again controlled the restart and drove away. Lucas Wolfe battled Johnson for the fifth spot and then Chad Layton moved in on Wolfe.
Hodnett stretched his lead to 1.709 seconds as Wolfe made the pass of Johnson. Wolfe’s run came to an end when the inside wing panel of his sprinter came off.
Hodnett led the final laps scoring the win by 1.082.
“Anytime we can win is monumental at this point,” Hodnett said. “We’ve been struggling. These guys are the best in the business in this type of racing. We got lucky enough to start up front and take advantage of it. Everything went our way.”
Hodnett, of Spring Grove, earned $4,000 as well for his 72nd career Grove win.
Smith, Buckwalter, Hafertepe Jr., and Johnson completed the top five. Chad Layton, Jason Barney, Trey Starks, Johnny Herrera and Davie Franek rounded out the top 10.
Johnny Herrera, Mark Smith, Jason Barney, Ryan Smith and Chuck Hebing won the ASCS heat races. After the heat races, the top 30 in passing points moved on to three qualifiers. Defending series champion Sam Hafertepe Jr., Lucas Wolfe and Greg Hodnett won the qualifiers. Hebing and Seth Bergman won the B-mains.

Sprint Car Feature (25 laps): 1. Aaron Ott. 2. Danny Dietrich. 3. Alan Krimes. 4. Chad Trout. 5. Rodney Westhafer. 6. James McFadden. 7. Greg Hodnett. 8. TJ Stutts. 9. Lucas Wolfe. 10. Brian Montieth. 11. Freddie Rahmer. 12. Logan Wagner. 13. Brock Zearfoss. 14. Ryan Smith. 15. Cory Haas. 16. Ryan Taylor. 17. Anthony Fiore. 18. Jim Shuster. 19. Joe Trenca. 20. Troy Fraker. 21. Anthony Macri. 22. Jordan Givler. 23. Steve Buckwalter. 24. Brandon Rahmer. DNS – Nicole Bower.

ASCS Sprint Car Feature (25 laps): 1. Greg Hodnett. 2. Mark Smith. 3. Steve Buckwalter. 4. Sam Hafertepe Jr. 5. Wayne Johnson. 6. Chad Layton. 7. Jason Barney. 8. Trey Starks. 9. Johnny Herrera. 10. Davie Franek. 11. Brock Zearfoss. 12. Ryan Smith. 13. Gio Scelzi. 14. Travis Rilat. 15. Seth Bergman. 16. Blake Hahn. 17. Skylar Gee. 18. Roger Crockett. 19. Chuck Hebing. 20. Lucas Wolfe. 21. Bill Balog. 22. Jason Shultz. 23. Derek Locke. 24. Matt Covington.

DNQ: Alex Vigneault, Cody Keller, Chandler Leiby, Kyle Reinhardt, Scott Bogucki, Harli White, Robbie Stillwaggon, Justin Whittall, Eddie Strada, Matt Covington, Ryan Taylor, Chris Martin, Bryn Gohn, Blake Hahn, Dan Mazy, Robbie Price, Mallie Shuster, Jamie Ball, Josh Weller, Curt Michael, Paulie Colagiovanni, Aaron Ott, Alex Hill. DNS: Chad Miller.

April 29th 2018

The 2018 Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars started the weekend off at Williams Grove Speedway Friday April 27th. 2nd place in points Brian Montieth came away with the win for his 3rd of the year. Lincoln Speedway rained out Saturday night April 28th. The same night at Port Royal Speedway the rain moved out early and series point leader Greg Hodnett won his first feature of 2018.

This coming weekend the point series starts out at Williams Grove Speedway on Friday May 4th. Saturday May 5th Port Royal Speedway and Lincoln Speedway both have shows. The weekend closes out at BAPS Motor Speedway on Sunday May 6th.

Greg Hodnett leads the Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars points with Brian Montieth in 2nd and Freddie Rahmer up to 3rd.

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After; April 28, 2018

Listing; position, car number, driver, points, series wins

1.    27    Greg Hodnett            389    1
2.    21    Brian Montieth        330    3
3.    51    Freddie Rahmer        288    1
4.    24    Lucas Wolfe            282    1
5.    48    Danny Dietrich        277    3
6.    3z    Brock Zearfoss        201    2
7.    69k    Lance Dewease        185    3
8.    39    Anthony Macri        178
9.    11    T J Stutts            150
10.    87    Alan Krimes            149
11.    39    Cory Haas            143    1
12.    1x    Chad Trout            125    1
13.    17B    Steve Buckwalter        123
14.    99    Kyle Moody            121
15.    88    Brandon Rahmer        120
16.    59    Jim Siegel            112
17.    07    Gerard McIntyre Jr        107
18.    M1    Mark Smith            97    1
19.    5    Dylan Cisney            96
20.    55    Mike Wagner            95
21.    4    Parker Price Miller        75
22.    0    Rick Lafferty            73
23.    20    Ryan Taylor            70    1
24.    1    Logan Wagner        69
25.    70    Dave Blaney            64    1

Coming Up...

May 4th Williams Grove Speedway
May 5th Lincoln Speedway
May 5th Port Royal Speedway
May 6th BAPS Motor Speedway

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Greg Hodnett wins at Port Royal Speedway PA Brian Rhoad Photo

Greg Hodnett gets first sprints wins of season, Yoder and Powell also win stock cars

4/28/18

PORT ROYAL, Pa. – Greg Hodnett won his first sprint car feature of the season at Port Royal Speedway on Saturday night, taking the $3,600 win after getting by Rick Lafferty for the lead.

In the 30 lap ULMS Chiller Thriller for super late models, Jason Covert drove by Matt Cosner for the lead and $3,000 victory.

Andrew Yoder scored the econo late model main and Bill Powell took the xtreme stock feature.

Lafferty and fellow front row starter Blane Heimbach drag raced each other through the first and second turns when the green came out in the 25-lap 410 sprint car main with Lafferty surging ahead as the pair hit turn three.

The first caution flag of the race unfurled on the fifth lap finding sixth starter Hodnett racing fourth for the restart.

Hodnett rallied around Mike Wagner for third at the new green and then went to work on Heimbach, whom he motored by on the eighth tour just before another yellow flag regrouped the field.

Hodnett blasted around Lafferty on the restart to take the lead before beginning to pull away.

Lafferty was fighting a flattening nose wing prior to losing the lead and the problem persisted later in the race as Heimbach zeroed in for second as Hodnett began working the rear of the field on the 17th lap.

Heimbach took second from Lafferty with seven tours to go but was unable to run down Hodnett, who cruised to his 51st career oval win by 4.490 seconds.

Logan Wagner, who fell backward from his third starting spot when action began, climbed back into contention during the event, taking third from Lafferty with six laps left.

Wagner was in the process of running down Heimbach at the finish.

Mike Wagner finished fourth followed by Dylan Cisney.

Sixth through 10th went to Lafferty, TJ Stutts, AJ Flick, Steve Buckwalter and Tyler Reeser.

Heats went to Hodnett and Lafferty.

A field of 42 super late models competed in the 30-lap Chiller Thriller for the United Late Model Series drivers and the main event saw no less than three leaders.

Kenny Moreland and Boom Briggs started the feature on the front row with Briggs taking the lead over Moreland and Matt Cosner on the start.

A fast caution with only one lap completed bunched the field and Cosner motored by Moreland for second on the restart.

Another restart on lap seven saw Cosner battling Briggs for control with Cosner nipping him for the lead at the line as the ninth loop was scored just before Moreland spun his mount. Fifth starter Jason Covert lined up third for the restart and quickly dispatched Briggs for the runner up position before immediately challenging Cosner for the lead.

A swoop across the low side of the first and second turns netted Covert command on the 11th tour, leaving Briggs and Cosner to duke it out for second, which they did for several laps around the halfway point.

Briggs passed Cosner for the spot on more than one occasion only to see Cosner regain the position as now Jeff Rine entered the picture along with Mike Maresca.

Both Rine and Maresca came storming to the front, racing hard together as they got by Cosner with 10 laps go to.

The pair leaned on each other repeatedly for second while still keeping their mounts under control with Rine finally securing the spot with three laps to go.

It was however Covert’s event to win and the victory was his third at the historic Port Royal over, coming by 1.625 seconds over Rine.

Maresca earned a hard fought third followed by Max Blair and Cosner.

Sixth through 10th went to Andy Haus, Mike Lupfer, Kyle Lee, Briggs and Dave Hess.

Heats went to Maresca, Moreland, Rine and Covert with twin consolations going to Hess and Trent Brenneman.

Fast time was set by Rine with a lap of 18.213 seconds.

Andrew Yoder wired the field from the pole to win the 18-lap econo late model feature over Derick Garman.

Garman lost second to Devin Hart on lap 13 but came battling back to reclaim the spot at the finish as a wild three-car race for second unfolded between he, Hart and Jeremy Ohl.

Yoder’s advantage at the line was 1.357 seconds.

Hart ended up third with Ohl fourth and Tim Fedder finishing fifth.

Sixth through 10th went to Eric Irvin, Kenny Yoder, Jared Fulkroad, JR Toner and Tim Krape.

Twin heats went to Toner and Yoder.

Bill Powell led all 15 laps of the xtreme stock main to win his second race of the season.

Kevin Imes was second followed by Walt Peters, Josh Bender and Patrick McClane.

Keep up to date on all the latest speedway news and information by visiting the speedway’s official website at www.portroyalspeedway.com or by following the oval on facebook and twitter.

Feature Finishes 4/28/18

410 sprints, 25 laps: 1. Greg Hodnett, 2. Blane Heimbach, 3. Logan Wagner, 4. Mike Wagner, 5. Dylan Cisney, 6. Rick Lafferty, 7. TJ Stutts, 8. AJ Flick, 9. Steve Buckwalter, 10. Tyler Reeser, 11. Vince Snyder, 12. Jared Esh, 13. George Hobaugh, 14. Kody Lehman, 15. Tyler Esh, 16. Joey Hershey, 17. Ryan Linder

ULMS Late Models, 30 laps: 1. Jason Covert, 2. Jeff Rine, 3. Mike Maresca, 4. Max Blair, 5. Matt Cosner, 6. Andy Haus, 7. Mike Lupfer, 8. Kyle Lee, 9. Boom Briggs, 10. Dave Hess, 11. Tim Wilson, 12. Kenny Moreland, 13. Doug Eck, 14. Dave Brouse Jr., 15. Daryl Hills, 16. Chad Myers, 17. Trent Brenneman, 18. Dylan Yoder, 19. Tim Smith Jr., 20. Roy Deese, 21. Justin Kann, 22. Mike Wonderling Jr., 23. Colton Flinner DNS: Greg Oakes DNQ: Waylon Wagner, Nick Dickson, Jason Schmidt, Marvin Winters, John Weaver, Matt Parks, Jeff Miller, Chris Casner, Kyle Knapp, Garrett Mott, Tom Decker Jr., Jason Dobson, Coleby Frye, Danny Kienitz, Mike Pehger, Tom Decker III., Bobby Rohrer, Kody Lyter

Econo late models, 18 laps: 1. Andrew Yoder, 2. Derick Garman, 3. Devin Hart, 4. Jeremy Ohl, 5. Tim Fedder, 6. Eric Irvin, 7. Kenny Yoder, 8. Jared Fulkroad, 9. JR Toner, 10. Tim Krape, 11. Todd Snook, 12. Harold Ranck Jr., 13. Curt Dunn, 14. Kevin Probst, 15. Mike Smith, 16. Derrick Gahagan, 17. Garrett Gray DNS: Andrew Stotler

Xtreme stocks, 15 laps: 1. Bill Powell, 2. Kevin Imes, 3. Walt Peters, 4. Josh Bender, 5. Patrick McClane, 6. Steve Yarnell, 7. Charlie Bryner, 8. Hunter Shelley, 9. Darren Rice

DNS: Jeremy Stremmel, Jimmy Kessler

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Brian Montieth won the 410 feature at Williams Grove Speedway Friday 4/27 Troy Junkins Photo

Montieth Beaths Brandon Rahmer In Non-Stop Williams Grove Sprints Nouse gets second of season in 358s

4/27/18

Mechanicsburg – “The Edge,” Brian Montieth returned to Williams Grove Speedway victory lane on Friday night for the first time since August of 2016, scoring a popular win in the 410 sprint car main.

In the 358 sprint feature, Kevin Nouse pounced on a restart with two laps to go to steal the win from Jeff Halligan.

The 25-lap 410 sprint main went non-stop from start to finish, turning in a time of 7:45.367 and the entire event proved to be an exciting one.

Steve Buckwalter started on the pole of the feature flanked by Brandon Rahmer with Montieth lining up third and Buckwalter took the lead over a close Rahmer on the start.

From the get-go, Rahmer was forced to deal with a challenging Montieth as Buckwalter set the pace.

Montieth had Rahmer passed twice during the third and fourth laps only to watch as Rahmer drove back by him to reclaim the second spot.

The trio of leaders entered the backmarkers on the eighth lap with Rahmer having gotten away from Montieth just enough to be challenging Buckwalter for control with 10 in the books.

But just that quick, Montieth again caught up to Rahmer and blasted to his inside for second on the 11th tour.

Buckwalter was pounding the high cushion as the leader with both Rahmer and Montieth bearing down for control, darting in and out of traffic when one simple bobble on the cushion cost him the lead on the 13th tour.

As Buckwalter set the car into the third corner, it pitched sideways off of the cushion and came down across the track as Montieth zoomed by along with Rahmer who ended up just squeezing between Buckwalter’s faltering mount and the inside rail in the fourth turn.

Montieth then went to work threading his way around the big half-mile with Rahmer in tow.

At the end, Montieth took the 24th win of his career at the track by 3.755 seconds over Rahmer with Buckwalter, Freddie Rahmer and TJ Stutts completing the top five.

Sixth through 10th went to Bill Balog, Anthony Macri, Lucas Wolfe, Greg Hodnett and Aaron Ott.

Heats went to Buckwalter, Brandon Rahmer and Montieth.

Jeff Halligan took the lead from Chris Frank on the second lap of the 20-lap 358 sprint main and had point leaeder Kevin Nouse on his trail in second on the fourth circuit.

Nouse and Halligan then raced the next 14 laps challenging each other for the win as Knouse pulled even with Halligan to his inside more than once only to watch as Halligan clawed back into control.

Halligan changed lanes at will around the oval as he fought to hold onto the lead, keeping Nouse guessing in every turn while also working the backmarkers.

Through it all, Halligan was able to maintain his advantage over Nouse until a lone caution flag unfurled with two laps go to and that proved to be Halligan’s undoing.

The pacesetter set a slow gait back to the green flag and that allowed Nouse to climb all over him for the lead as the pair entered the first corner.

Nouse pushed his No. 11 to Halligan’s inside as the pair blasted into the turn and then drove off for the victory, his second of the season at the track and the 19th of is oval career.

Frank was third followed by Brett Wanner and Todd Rittenhouse Jr.

Sixth through 10th went to Scott Fisher, Matt Findley, Rich Eichelberger, Brie Hershey and Dwight Leppo.

Heats went to Frank, Gregg Foster and Findley.

Feature Finishes 4/27/18

410 sprints: 1. Brian Montieth, 2. Brandon Rahmer, 3. Steve Buckwalter, 4. Freddie Rahmer, 5. TJ Stutts, 6. Bill Balog, 7. Anthony Macri, 8. Lucas Wolfe, 9. Greg Hodnett, 10. Aaron Ott, 11. Rick Lafferty, 12. Cory Haas, 13. Logan Wagner, 14. Chad Trout, 15. Tony Fiore, 16. Tyler Esh, 17. TJ Dehaven, 18. Troy Fraker, 19. Rodney Westhafer, 20. Kody Lehman, 21. Chris Priar, 22. Matt Boland, 23. Nicole Bower, 24. Alan Krimes

358 sprints: 1. Kevin Nouse, 2. Jeff Halligan, 3. Chris Frank, 4. Brett Wanner, 5. Todd Rittenhouse Jr., 6. Scott Fisher, 7. Matt Findley, 8. Rich Eichelberger, 9. Brie Hershey, 10. Dwight Leppo, 11. Glenndon Forsythe, 12. Hank Donovan Jr., 13. Gregg Foster, 14. Troy Rhome, 15. Jake Galloway, 16. JB Cunningham, 17. Wyatt Hinkle

DNS: Jake Eldreth, Cody Keller, Troy Wagaman Jr., Nyle Berkes

April 22nd 2018

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Brock Zearfoss Takes Two, Dietrich & Smith Also Victorious

The 2018 Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars kicked off the weekend on another chilly spring evening at Williams Grove Speedway. Brock Zearfoss took the win for his first of the 2018 season. Brock Zearfoss made it two in a row by winning again the following night Saturday April 21st at Port Royal Speedway with series point leader Greg Hodnett 2nd. Saturday night at Lincoln Speedway Danny Dietrich was back in victory lane for his 3rd time in 2018. Sunday Selinsgrove Speedway hosted the Ray Tilley Classic with Mark Smith winning the main event for his first Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars win of the year.

This coming weekend the point series starts out at Williams Grove Speedway on Friday April 27th. Saturday April 28th Port Royal Speedway and Lincoln Speedway both have shows.

Greg Hodnett leads the Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars points with Brian Montieth in 2nd and Danny Dietrich in 3rd.

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After; April 22, 2018

Listing; position, car number, driver, points, series wins

1.    27    Greg Hodnett            327
2.    21    Brian Montieth        280    2
3.    48    Danny Dietrich        277    3
4.    24    Lucas Wolfe            268    1
5.    51    Freddie Rahmer        263    1
6.    3z    Brock Zearfoss        201    2
7.    69k    Lance Dewease        185    3
8.    39    Anthony Macri        162
9.    87    Alan Krimes            149
10.    39    Cory Haas            143    1
11.    1x    Chad Trout            125    1
12.    99    Kyle Moody            121
13.    11    T J Stutts            114
14.    59    Jim Siegel            112
15.    07    Gerard McIntyre Jr        107
16.    M1    Mark Smith            97    1
17.    88    Brandon Rahmer        85
18.    17B    Steve Buckwalter        81
19.    5    Dylan Cisney            76
20.    4    Parker Price Miller        75
21.    20    Ryan Taylor            70    1
21.    55    Mike Wagner            70
23.    70    Dave Blaney            64    1
24.    2w    Glenndon Forsythe        56
25.    0    Rick Lafferty            55

Coming Up...

April 27th Williams Grove Speedway
April 28th Lincoln Speedway
April 28th Port Royal Speedway

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Mark Smith wins the Ray Tilley Classic at Selinsgrove Speedway Sunday night. Trent Gower Photography

SELINSGROVE SPEEDWAY

22 April 2018
Steve Inch
SMITH HOLDS OFF RAHMER IN TILLEY CLASSIC 410 SPRINT CAR THRILLER
BACHMAN & BISSINGER TAKE FIRST STOCK CAR WINS OF SEASON
SELINSGROVE, Pa. – Mark Smith of Sunbury held off the hard-charging Freddie Rahmer of Salfordville for the victory in Sunday night’s suspenseful 30-lap Ray Tilley Classic for 410 sprint cars at Selinsgrove Speedway.
For Smith, driving the Mach 1 Chassis/Optilumen No. 1M, the $4,088 win was his first of the season in central Pennsylvania and fourth overall. He was the fifth different driver to receive the custom crystal cup trophy presented by the Tilley family for winning the tribute race honoring the memory of the speedway’s former four-time sprint car champion.
The win was Smith’s first in a 410 sprint car at Selinsgrove since 2003. He holds the distinction as the only driver to have won in four different classes of open wheel cars at the track, including super sportsman, 358 sprint cars, 360 sprint cars, and 410 sprint cars.
Greg Hodnett of York was the night’s Fast Tees Fast Qualifier with a lap time of 15.849 (120 MPH average), nearly eclipsing Daryn Pittman’s 2011 track record of 15.810, on the track’s new red clay surface.
Kyle Bachman of Selinsgrove inherited the lead from opening night winner Tommy Slanker of York and went on to win the 15-lap pro stock main event.
Keith Bissinger of Orangeville scored his first win of the season in the 12-lap roadrunner feature by holding off last week’s winner Ryan Zook of Mifflintown.
Selinsgrove Speedway is back in action at 7 p.m. this Saturday, April 28, with the 360 sprint cars, super late models, pro stocks in the A&A Auto Stores Pro Stock 20, and roadrunners. Pit gates will open at 4 p.m. with grandstand gates at 5 p.m.
Polesitter Gerard McIntyre pulled into the lead at the start of the 410 sprint car feature and was chased by second-place starter TJ Stutts until third-place starter Steve Buckwalter advanced to second entering turn three.
On lap four, Buckwalter’s car blew a tire on the frontstretch, causing the Royersford driver to get sideways in turn one. When his car rolled over it was struck by Jason Shultz’s sprinter. Both drivers escaped injury.
When the race resumed on lap five, McIntyre held a solid lead over fifth-place starter Mark Smith, Stutts, and fourth-place starter Freddie Rahmer. The race was slowed again on lap 10 when Blane Heimbach’s car rolled to a stop on the backstretch with a flat tire. Heimbach rejoined the field.
Smith made the winning pass using the inside lane entering turn one on the lap 11 restart. A lap later Rahmer moved into second after getting by McIntyre in turn 3. On the 14th lap, Heimbach’s car stopped on the frontstretch with mechanical issues.
At the halfway point, an intense multi-car battle unfolded for positions in the top five between Stutts, Hodnett, McIntyre, and 12th place starter Brock Zearfoss. When Zearfoss drove to the outside in turns three and four his car got sideways and struck the outside guardrail, ending his drive to the front and chances of a three-win weekend.
The final 10 laps saw Smith set the pace in front of Rahmer, Stutts, Hodnett and ninth-place starter Lucas Wolfe. In the closing laps, the leaders began to encounter slower traffic, allowing Rahmer to reel in Smith. At the checkered flag, Smith was victorious by .51 of a second in a close finish with Rahmer. Stutts, Hodnett, and Wolfe rounded out the top five.
In the season’s second pro stock feature, polesitter Tommy Slanker powered into the early lead over fourth-place starter AJ Hoffman and second-place starter Brandon Moser. On the foreboding 13th circuit, misfortune struck Slanker’s racer and allowed by fourth-place starter AJ Hoffman to lead the next lap.
With two laps remaining, third-place starter Kyle Bachman made an inside pass by Hoffman on the frontstretch to take the lead. Bachman went on to win the race by just .57 of a second over Moser, Slanker, Andrew Shoop, and Shaun Lawton.
Defending co-champion Will Brunson started on the pole in the roadrunner feature and held off co-champion and sixth-place starter Keith Bissinger for the first five laps before Bissinger took command of the field during a three-wide race in turn two on the sixth circuit.
While Bissinger set the pace, third-place starter Ryan Zook and Brunson remained in striking distance. At the checkered flag, Bissinger was victorious by the slimmest of margins over Zook, Brunson, Smith Cope, and Jake Jones.
SELINSGROVE SPEEDWAY RACE SUMMARY – 22 April 2018
410 Sprint Cars – 20 Entries
30-Lap A-Main: 1) M1 Mark Smith ($4,088) 2) 51 Freddie Rahmer 3) 11 TJ Stutts 4) 27 Greg Hodnett 5) 24 Lucas Wolfe 6) 39 Anthony Macri 7) 07 Gerald McIntyre 8) 44 Trey Starks 9) 14 Coleman Gulick 10) 33 Michael Walter 11) 28F Davie Franek 12) 66 Ryan Kissinger 13) 98 Joe Trenca 14) 3Z Brock Zearfoss 15) 12 Blane Heimbach 16) 17B Steve Buckwalter 17) 29 Jason Shultz 18) 9 Ryan Linder 19) 10 Joe Kata 20) 19 Colby Womer
Heat Winners: Freddie Rahmer, Steve Buckwalter, TJ Stutts
Time Trials: 1) 27 Greg Hodnett 15.849 2) 44 Trey Starks 15.878 3) 24 Lucas Wolfe 15.919 4) 39 Anthony Macri 15.994 5) 12 Blane Heimbach 16.003 6) 3Z Brock Zearfoss 16.016 7) 51 Freddie Rahmer 16.047 8) 17B Steve Buckwalter 16.056 9) 29 Jason Shultz 16.088 10) 07 Gerald McIntyre 16.177 11) M1 Mark Smith 16.202 12) 11 TJ Stutts 16.407 13) 14 Coleman Gullick 16.517 14) 28F Davie Franek 16.616 15) 10 Joe Kata 16.637 16) 98 Joe Trenca 16.707 17) 9 Ryan Linder 16.772 18) 66 Ryan Kissinger 16.992 19) 33 Michael Walter 17.190 20) 19 Colby Womer 17.664
Pro Stocks – 12 Entries
15-Lap A-Main: 1) 99B Kyle Bachman 2) 8M Brandon Moser 3) 40 Tommy Slanker 4) 8S Andrew Shoop 5) 92 Shaun Lawton 6) 00 Cory Long 7) 11B Jake Buck 8) 89 John Schoch 9) 6C AJ Hoffman 10) 9 Noah Jensen 11) 55T John Troxell 12) 14C Bill Conrad
Heat Winners: AJ Hoffman, Kyle Bachman
Roadrunners – 9 Entries
12-Lap A-Main: 1) 11 Keith Bissinger 2) 28Z Ryan Zook 3) 8B Will Brunson 4) 1 Smith Cope 5) 7 Jake Jones 6) 32 Ken Schreffler 7) 7S Butch Shaffer 8) 44C Corey Collier 9) 28 Nick Decker 10) 28M Miranda Minium
Heat Winners: Will Brunson, Jake Jones

Brock Zearfoss won the 410 Sprint feature at Port Royal Speedway 4-21-2018. Brian Rhoad

Zearfoss Outguns Hodnett To Win Port Royal Sprints, Wolfe Wins URC Nail Biter Kyle Smith claims 305s

4/21/18

PORT ROYAL, Pa. – Over 90 total sprint cars filled the pits at Port Royal Speedway on Saturday night for Open Wheel Madness featuring action for the 410 sprints, URC Sprints and the 305 sprint cars.

Winners on the night were Brock Zearfoss in 410s, Kyle Smith in 305s and Lucas Wolfe in URC for what was a photo finish.

Greg Hodnett and Brock Zearfoss earned the front row for the 25-lap 410 sprint car main event and when the green flag came out, the pair immediately battled for control in the first corner.

Hodnett entered high in the turn but Zearfoss entered even higher and although Hodnett beat him to the center of the corner, Zearfoss beat him off of the turn with a sweep around the outside.

Zearfoss had Hodnett dogging as he entered the rear of the field on the seventh tour and as he worked traffic, slowly but surely Hodnett seemed to be closing the leader’s advantage.

With eight laps to go, Hodnett had caught Zearfoss for the lead as a three-car battle for third raged between Steve Buckwalter, Logan Wagner and Lucas Wolfe.

And with five to go, the race for third had caught the race for the lead and the finish was setting up to be a wild one when the only caution of the race came out with just three laps to go.

The restart proved anticlimactic as Zearfoss jetted away to pick up the $4,000 win over Hodnett by 1.705 seconds.

However the race for third battled to the finish with both Wolfe and Wagner getting by Buckwalter for the spot while Dylan Cisney raced home fifth.

Sixth through 10th went to Buckwalter, TJ Stutts, Gerard McIntyre Jr., Mike Wagner and Anthony Macri.

Heats went to Cisney, Buckwalter and McIntyre Jr.

The 25-lap URC main saw polesitter Lucas Wolfe blast into the lead over Josh Weller when action began in what would turn out to be a non-stop affair that came right down to the wire.

Trey Starks started third in the field and got by Weller for second on the third circuit before giving chase of leader Wolfe.

Starks seemed stagnant for a while but eventually he was able to narrow the leader’s advantage as Wolfe worked through heavy lapped traffic.

Meanwhile, fifth starter Mark Smith had driven up to third with 10 laps to go as he began to set a blistering pace around the oval.

It took six laps to do it but Smith caught Starks for second and drove by for the spot with four to go before driving down the leader.

And over the final two laps, Smith and Wolfe exchanged the lead at least six times with Wolfe getting the better of Smith every time to reclaim control.

Smith’s last effort came in the third and fourth turns as the pair headed for the checkers as he blasted across the middle of the turns and put himself at the front, taking Wolfe’s line away.

At that point, Wolfe turned the car off the cushion and raced up the inside of Smith as the pair bore down on the finish line in a drag race to the finish.

The finish was so close that most in attendance had to wait for a check of the electronic timing system to determine who had actually taken the victory.

In the end, Wolfe scored the victory by .004 seconds, which was a margin that was nearly impossible to detect with the naked eye.

Trey Starks settled for third followed by Greg Hodnett and Brock Zearfoss.

Sixth through 10th went to Josh Weller, Ryan Kissinger, Jason Shultz, Eric Parker and Bill Balog.

Heats went to Zearfoss, Starks and Smith with the consolation race going to Derek Locke.

Dylan Shatzer led the first four laps of the 18-lap 305 sprint main before Christian Rumsey drove by for the lead.

A restart with seven laps completed placed fifth starter Kyle Smith on Rumsey’s tail and Smith took the lead from Rumsey in the first and second turns when action resumed.

Jeff Miller motored into second with two laps to go but ran out of time to challenge Smith for the win.

Darren Miller was third followed by Rumsey and Shatzer.

Sixth through 10th went to Zach Newlin, Ken Duke Jr., Jonathan Jones, Drew Ritchey and Kassidy Kreitz.

Heats were taken by Shatzer, Darren Miller, Jeff Miller and Smith with Stephanie Dodson taking the consolation race.

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Feature Finishes 4/21/18

410 sprints, 25 laps: 1. Brock Zearfoss, 2. Greg Hodnett, 3. Lucas Wolfe, 4. Logan Wagner, 5. Dylan Cisney, 6. Steve Buckwalter, 7. TJ Stutts, 8. Gerard McIntyre Jr., 9. Mike Wagner, 10. Anthony Macri, 11. Jared Esh, 12. Blane Heimbach, 13. Ryan Taylor, 14. Bill Balog, 15. AJ Flick, 16. Mark Smith, 17. Rick Lafferty, 18. Trey Starks, 19. Justin Whittal, 20. Kody Lehman, 21. Aaron Ott, 22. Vince Snyder, 23. Joe Kata III DNS: Tyler Reeser

URC Sprints, 25 laps: 1. Lucas Wolfe, 2. Mark Smith, 3. Trey Starks, 4. Greg Hodnett, 5. Brock Zearfoss, 6. Josh Weller, 7. Ryan Kissinger, 8. Jason Shultz, 9. Eric Parker, 10. Bill Balog, 11. Justin Whittal, 12. Chad Layton, 13. Curt Michael, 14. Alex Vigneaux, 15. Eric Tomecek, 16. Derek Locke, 17. Steve Drevicki, 18. Troy Betts, 19. Jimmy Stitzel, 20. Keith Prutzman

DNQ: Mark Sasso, Ryan Quackenbush, Ed Strada, Bryn Gohn, Cody Bova, David Quackenbush, Jason Cherry, Jason Clauss, Ryan Linder

305 sprints, 18 laps: 1. Kyle Smith, 2. Jeff Miller, 3. Darren Miller, 4. Christian Rumsey, 5. Dylan Shatzer, 6. Zach Newlin, 7. Ken Duke Jr., 8. Jonathan Jones, 9. Drew Ritchey, 10. Kassidy Kreitz, 11. Nick Sweigart, 12. John Scarborough, 13. Jaremi Hanson, 14. Kyle Ganoe, 15. Josh Dressler, 16. Reed Thompson, 17. Roger Irvine, 18. Colton Hoover, 19. Fred Arnold, 20. Erin Statler, 21. Stephanie Dodson, 22. Josh Guiher, 23. Andrew Hake, 24. Vincey Dougherty, 25. Wally Eshenaur

DNQ: Austin Bishop, Cody Hackenberry, Dave Guss Jr., Robert Garvey, Randy Sterling, Cory Thornton, Dave Wickham, Jacob Gomola, Jimmy White, Kirsten Hess, John Fiore, Cale Reigel, Matthew Kline, Dave Graber, Kurt Knepper

Danny Dietrich wins at Lincoln Speedway Kris Keath Photos

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Danny Dietrich led all 25 laps en route to his second win of the year in the 410 Sprint feature at Lincoln Speedway. Dietrich’s win, the 40th of his career at Lincoln, came over last week’s feature winner Freddie Rahmer and 6-time defending track champion Brian Montieth.

Dave Brown passed Dalton Dietrich on the seventh lap for the lead and then held off Cody Fletcher in a one-lap dash to the checkered to register his first career 358 sprint win in their 20-lap feature.

Shaun Jones grabbed the lead from his pole starting position at the drop of the green and then 5 minutes 57.58 seconds later took the checkered after 20 non-stop laps to register the 358 Late Model win over Randy Christine, Jr. and Wes Bonebrake.

RACE RESULTS

Saturday, April 21, 2018

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

McSHERRYSTOWN MOOSE LODGE #720 NIGHT/ARCH NIGHT

LAWRENCE CHEVROLET 410 SPRINTS

410 Sprint Feature Finish (25 Laps) – 1. 48-Danny Dietrich ($3,500); 2. 51-Freddie Rahmer; 3, 21-Brian Montieth; 4. 87-Alan Krimes; 5. 59-Jim Siegel; 6. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe; 7. 6K-Chris Knopp; 8. 69-Tim Glatfelter; 9. 21T-Scott Fisher; 10. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 11. 7K-Dan Shetler; 12. 39-Cory Haas; 13. 19-Landon Myers; 14. 1X-Chad Trout; 15. 17-Cole Young; 16. 22T-Matt Boland; 17. 73B-Brett Michalski; 18. 40-George Hobough; 19-10-Zach Eucalano; 20. 5-Tyler Ross (DNF); 21. 3-Chris Prior (DNF). No Time.

Lap Leaders – Danny Dietrich (1-25)

410 Sprint Heat One Finish (10 laps) – 1. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe; 2. 87-Alan Krimes; 3. 21-Brian Montieth; 4. 7K-Dan Shetler; 5. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 6. 73B-Brett Michalski; 7. 40-George Hobaugh; 8. 10-Zach Eucalano. Time – 2:21.848

410 Sprint Heat Two Finish (10 laps) – 1. 48-Danny Dietrich; 2. 6K-Chris Knopp; 3. 5-Tyler Ross; 4. 21T-Scott Fisher; 5. 1X-Chat Trout; 6. 19-Landon Myers; 7. 39-Cory Haas. Time – 2:26.905

410 Sprint Heat Three Finish (10 laps) – 1. 51-Freddie Rahmer; 2. 69-Tim Glatfelter; 3. 59-Jim Siegel; 4. 22T-Matt Boland; 5. 17N-Cole Young; 6. 3-Chris Priar; DNS – 99M-Kyle Moody. No Time

KEIZER ALUMINUM WHEELS 358 SPRINTS

358 Sprint Feature Finish (20 Laps) – 1. 27-Dave Brown; 2. 66A-Cody Fletcher; 3. 9-Dalton Dietrich; 4. 7-Trey Hivner; 5. 4R-Chase Dietz; 6. 19-Troy Wagaman, Jr.; 7. 66-Jeff Halligan; 8. 97-Brie Hershey; 9. 11D-Kody Hartlaub; 10. 8-Kenny Kuhn; 11. 14T-Tyler Walton; 12. 89-Ashley Cappetta; 13. 28-Matt Findley; 14. 44-Dylan Norris; 15. 12-Brent Shearer; 16. 59-Steve Wilbur; 17. 5A-Zachary Allman; 18. 11-Greg Plank; 19. 27G-Jake Galloway; 20. 4-Dwight Leppo (DNF); 21. 50-Alyson Dietz (DNF); 22. 19D-Wyatt Hinkle (DNF). No Time.

Lap Leaders – Dalton Dietrich (1-6), Dave Brown (7-20)

358 Sprint Heat One Finish (10 laps) – 1. 66-Jeff Halligan; 2. 4R-Chase Dietz; 3. 59-Steve Wilbur; 4. 7-Trey Hivner; 5. 28-Matt Findley; 6. 50-Alyson Dietz; 7. 5A-Zachary Allman; 8. 27G-Jake Galloway. Time – 2:22.37

358 Sprint Heat Two Finish (10 laps) – 1. 44-Dylan Norris; 2. 8-Kenny Kuhn; 3. 97-Brie Hershey; 4. 19-Troy Wagaman, Jr.; 5. 14T-Tyler Walton; 6. 89-Ashley Cappetta; 7. 11-Greg Plank. Time – 2:26.21

358 Sprint Heat Three Finish (10 laps) – 1. 12-Brent Shearer; 2. 27-Dave Brown; 3. 66A-Cody Fletcher; 4. 9-Dalton Dietrich; 5. 11D-Kody Hartlaub; 6. 4-Dwight Leppo; 7. 19D-Wyatt Hinkle (DNF). Time – 2:25.91

358 LATE MODELS

358 Late Model Feature Finish (20 Laps) – 1. 32J-Shaun Jones; 2. 74-Randy Christine, Jr.; 3. 5B-Wes Bonebrake; 4. 1-Gene Knaub; 5. 62- Devin Frey; 6. NINE-Alan Sagi; 7. 5W-Craig Wagaman; 8. 12-Bobby Beard; 9. 1K-Bruce Kane; 10. X-Bernie Beard; 11. 37-Paul Cursey; 12. 121-Larry Neiderer; 13. 118-Sean Merkel; 14. 21M-Matt Murphy; 15. 4M-Kyle Moser; 16. 85-Chad Earnst; 17. 41-Jake Moser; 18. 17-Doug Legum; 19. 19-Dan Hoffman (DNF); 20. 21Z-Cam Zeigler (DNF); 21. 07-Bob Stough (DNF). Time – 5:57.78

Lap Leaders – Shaun Jones (1-20)

358 Late Model Heat One Finish (10 laps) – 1. 5B-Wes Bonebrake; 2. 32J-Shaun Jones; 3. 12-Bobby Beard; 4. X-Bernie Beard; 5. 121-Larry Niederer; 6. 17-Doug Legum; 7. 19-Don Hoffman. Time – 2:13.78

358 Late Model Heat Two Finish (10 laps) – 1. 74-Randy Christine, Jr.; 2. 62-Devin Frey; 3. 1-Gene Knaub; 4. 1K-Bruce Kane; 5. 118-Sean Merkel; 6. 4M-Kyle Moser; 7. 21Z-Can Ziegler (DNF). Time – 2:15.25

358 Late Model Heat Three Finish (10 laps) – 1. NINE-Alan Sagi; 2. 37-Paul Cursey; 3. 5-Craig Wagaman; 4. 21M-Matt Murphy; 5. 85-Chad Earnst; 6. 41-Jake Moser; 7. 07-Bob Stough (DNF). Time – 2:16.90

Brock Zearfoss picked up the Lawrence Chevrolet 410 Sprint Car Victory at Williams Grove Speedway on 4-20-18 photo by WRT Speedwerx photographer Troy Junkins

Zearfoss And Dietz Win Williams Grove Sprint Mains

4/20/18

Mechanicsburg – Brock Zearfoss of Jonestown pickeup his first win of the season Friday night at Williams Grove Speedway, claiming $3,600 in the 410 sprint car feature while Chase Dietz picked up the win in the 358 sprint main event.

Invader Bill Balog of Hartford, Wisconsin, earned the pole for the 25-lap main for the 410 sprints and zoomed into command when action began.

Balog proved untouchable as the early leader, holding off Rick Lafferty and Zearfoss while running the cushion.

Sixth starter Zearfoss would take second from Lafferty on the sixth tour and begin his pursuit of the leader.

While Balog pounded the cushion, Zearfoss experimented with both the low side and the high groove as he ran down the leader.

However Balog was up to the challenge under the long green flag run that lasted until lap 20, keeping Zearfoss at bay and preventing him from getting just close enough to take a jab at the lead while holding an advantage of just over or under a half second, dependent on the lap.

But when the caution flag unfurled with five laps to go, the advantage was gone adn the restart proved to be Balog’s undoing.

When action resumed, Zearfoss threw down a deep dive into the first turn as Balog set the car in on the cushion and with that, the race had a new pacesetter.

Zearfoss came up off of the second corner with the lead after the sweeping move before driving to an advantage of 3.690 seconds at the checkers.

“The main this was to go where he wasn’t,” Zearfoss said of his strategy for the lap 20 restart.

“I didn’t know if I was gonna’ get him if we didn’t have that caution.”

“I kinda’ searched the bottom there at the beginning and knew I had something,” he said.

The win was the fourth of Zearfoss’ career at Williams Grove Speedway.

After losing the lead, Balog lost second to Freddie Rahmer on the 22nd lap when Rahmer streaked underneath but Balog returned the favor in the first corner to reclaim the spot for the finish.

Rahmer was third followed by Lafferty and Brian Montieth.

Sixth through 10th went to Lucas Wolfe, Greg Hodnett, Danny Dietrich, TJ Stutts and Troy Fraker.

Twin heats went to Balog and Lafferty.

Dietz led all 20 laps of the 358 sprint main after starting on the pole.

But that’s not to say it was an easy win.

After starting fourth in the field, one time winner Kevin Nouse used a restart with two laps to go to blast from third to challenge for the win.

After wafting around Rich Eichelberger for second on the restart he immediately closed on Dietz as the pair shot down the backchute.

Nouse was able to shoot to Dietz’s inside as the pair raced through the third corner headed for the white flag but Dietz held firm on the outside and clawed his way back into control at the line.

Nouse set Dietz up for another identical move on the final lap but this time Dietz was ready and instead of entering on the cushion, Dietz set the car into the turn a lane lower, fowling up Nouse’s entry and preserving his sixth career win at the oval.

Following Dietz and Nouse across the line was Eichelberger, Jeff Halligan and Matt Findlay.

Sixth rhrough 10th went to Brett Wanner, Glenndon Forsythe, Todd Rittenhouse Jr., Nyle Berkes and Brie Hershey.

Twin heats went to Dietz and Eichelberger.

Feature Finishes 4/20/18

410 sprints: 1. Brock Zearfoss, 2. Bill Balog, 3. Freddie Rahmer, 4. Rick Lafferty, 5. Brian Montieth, 6. Lucas Wolfe, 7. Greg Hodnett, 8. Danny Dietrich, 9. TJ Stutts, 10. Troy Fraker, 11. Adrian Shaffer, 12. Steve Buckwalter, 13. Nicole Bower, 14. Cory Haas, 15. Robbie Kendall, 16. Bradley Howard

DNS: Anthony Macri

358 sprints: 1. Chase Dietz, 2. Kevin Nouse, 3. Rich Eichelberger, 4. Jeff Halligan, 5. Matt Findley, 6. Brett Wanner, 7. Glenndon Forsythe, 8. Todd Rittenhouse Jr., 9. Nyle Berkes, 10. Brie Hershey, 11. Chris Frank, 12. Gregg Foster, 13. Scott Fisher, 14. Hank Donovan, 15. Jake Eldreth, 16. Troy Rhome, 17. Wyatt Hinkle, 18. Troy Wagaman Jr.

April 15th 2018

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Lance Dewease and the Kreitz Racing 69k Rule The All Stars

The 2018 Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars started a bust weekend off with the Arctic Cat All Stars at Williams Grove Speedway. Lance Dewease in the Kreitz Racing 69k came from row seven for the win for his 2nd win of 2018. On Saturday at Port Royal Speedway Lance Dewease won again beating the All Stars at Port Royal for the 5th consecutive time. It was his 37th career All Star win and 3rd Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars win of the year. At Lincoln Speedway Freddie Rahmer parked his 51 in victory lane for his first win of 2018. The race scheduled for Bedford Speedway on Sunday April 15th was rained out.

This coming weekend there are once again four shows scheduled in three days. Williams Grove Speedway kicks the weekend off on Friday April 21st. Saturday April 22nd Port Royal Speedway and Lincoln Speedway both have shows. On Sunday April 22nd the Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars have their 1st race of 2018 at Selinsgrove Speedway.

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After; April 14, 2018

Listing; position, car number, driver, points, series wins

1.    27    Greg Hodnett            251
2.    21    Brian Montieth        230    2
3.    48    Danny Dietrich        213    2
4.    24    Lucas Wolfe            200    1
5.    69k    Lance Dewease        185    3
6.    51    Freddie Rahmer        163    1
7.    39    Cory Haas            143    1
8.    39    Anthony Macri        134
9.    1x    Chad Trout            125    1
10.    87    Alan Krimes            124
11.    99    Kyle Moody            121
12.    3z    Brock Zearfoss        101
13.    59    Jim Siegel            92
14.    07    Gerard McIntyre Jr        77
15.    4    Parker Price Miller        75
15.    88    Brandon Rahmer        75
17.    20    Ryan Taylor            70    1
18.    70    Dave Blaney            64    1
19.    17B    Steve Buckwalter        63
20.    55    Mike Wagner            58
21.    5    Dylan Cisney            56
22.    11    T J Stutts            56
23.    29    Jason Shultz            53
24.    35    Tyler Esh            50    1
25,    M1    Mark Smith            47

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Port Royal Arctic Cat All Star Circuit of Champions Keith Kauffman Classic - winner Lance Dewease and Keith Kauffman Saturday

Dewease Nabs Port Royal Kauffman Classic Over All Stars, Rine Starts Moon Shine Late Model Series With Win

4/14/18

PORT ROYAL, Pa. –Lance Dewease of Fayetteville made it back-to-back victories in the Port Royal Speedway Keith Kauffman Classic for the All Stars Sprint Cars on Saturday night, scoring $5,000 for the victory over the touring invaders.

For Dewease, at the wheel of the Kreitz No. 69K, the win marked his fifth in a row in All Star competition at Port Royal, dating back to September 10, 2016.

The win was also the 37th of Dewease’s career while racing with the All Stars as a series, tying him with Steve Kinser, Doug Wolfgang and Danny Lasoski on the All Stars all time win list.

Also at the track on Saturday night, in the 25-lap 2018 kickoff of the Moon Shine Camo Rt. 35 Dirt Late Model Challenge Series, Jeff Rine of Danville dominated to pick up the $2,200 payday which was his second of the year at the track.

The initial start of the 30-lap Kauffman Classic for sprint cars was red flagged when Dave Blaney spun in the third turn, collecting TJ Stutts, who flipped.

Prior to the stoppage, polesitter Steve Buckwalter had taken the lead.

On the ensuring restart, second starter Anthony Macri got the best of Buckwalter and took control.

Macri entered the backmarkers on the seventh tour with Buckwalter, Aaron Reutzel, Greg Hodnett and Dewease in tow.

Reutzel was blasting the top around the speedway and motored into second with nine away at the same time as Dewease began advancing, taking fourth from Hodnett on the 10th circuit.

A lap later and Dewease was up to third while Reutzel worked on Macri for the lead, which he took by .02 seconds at the line as the pair drag raced to the line on the 12th lap.

And then just as Dewease was along side Macri for second working on lap 13, Trey Starks came up with a flat right rear tire in the first turn, causing the caution flag to unfurl.

Reutzel blasted away on the restart as Dewease again worked on Macri for second but before he could get the spot, Dave Blaney spun in the first turn, forcing another yellow flag that turned red for refueling.

The stoppage and a chance to work on the car was all that Dewease’s team needed as he motored by Macri for second at the new green before giving chase of Reutzel.

Around the high side went Reutzel lap after lap as Dewease chugged the low line and worked his way up on to the leader with 10 laps to go.

With nine laps remaining, Dewease blasted the low line into the third turn and came up off of the fourth corner with the lead.

However Reutzel stayed close enough as the leaders worked traffic to be sure and keep Dewease honest to the finish.

The winning margin was 2.149 seconds for Dewease.

“If it wasn’t for the red, Aaron was gonna’ win that race,” said Dewease in victory lane.

“He was the best car at that point.”

Macri rode home third followed by Buckwalter and Hodnett.

Sixth through 10th went to Mike Wagner, Dylan Cisney, 20th starter Ryan Smith, Daryn Pittman and Ryan Taylor.

Heats for the 47 cars in action went to Hodnett, Cale Conley, Cisney, Wagner and Starks.

Twin dashes went to Buckwalter and Macri with Cole Duncan taking the C Main and Logan Wagner taking the B Main.

Fast time was set by Reutzel with a lap of 16.473 seconds.

Rine drew the second spot to start the Moon Shine Camo Rt. 35 Series main event and would lead all 25 laps of the event.

Only one caution flag, on the 10th tour, slowed his pace when Meade Hahn spun in the first corner.

Polesitter Gene Knaub chased Rine until lap 12 when Andy Haus got by for second.

Haus was unable to close on the leader however as Rine went on to post a 3.978 second victory.

The win was his 20th at the oval, tying him with Jim Nave on the oval all time late model win list.

Knaub rode home third followed by Dylan Yoder and Alex Feree.

Sixth through 10th went to Jason Schmidt, Colton Flinner, Matt Lux, Trent Brenneman and Mike Lupfer.

Heats went to Feree, Brenneman and Rine with 29 cars in action.

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Feature Finishes 4/14/18

410 sprints, 30 laps: 1. 69K-Lance Dewease [5]; 2. 87-Aaron Reutzel [3]; 3. 39M-Anthony Macri [2]; 4. 17B-Steve Buckwalter [1]; 5. 27-Greg Hodnett [4]; 6. 55-Mike Wagner [6]; 7. 5-Dylan Cisney [10]; 8. 94-Ryan Smith [20]; 9. 9-Daryn Pittman [12]; 10. 20-Ryan Taylor [11]; 11. 48-Danny Dietrich [13]; 12. 24-Lucas Wolfe [17]; 13. 1-Logan Wagner [21]; 14. 13-Paul McMahan [8]; 15. 3Z-Brock Zearfoss [26]; 16. 12-Blane Heimbach [19]; 17. 7K-Cale Conley [9]; 18. O7-Gerard McIntyre [24]; 19. 70-Dave Blaney [14]; 20. 14G-Coleman Gulick [18]; 21. 10H-Chad Kemenah [25]; 22. 4-Parker Price-Miller [27]; 23. 51-John Garvin [28]; 24. 3-Jac Haudenschild [23]; 25. 49X-Tim Shaffer [15]; 26. 44-Trey Starks [7]; 27. 58-Aaron Ott [22]; 28. 11S-TJ Stutts [16] Lap Leaders: Anthony Macri (1-11), Aaron Reutzel (12-20), Lance Dewease (21-30) C-Main (10 Laps) - Top 2 Transfer 1. 11-Cole Duncan [2]; 2. 3Z-Brock Zearfoss [8]; 3. 2-AJ Flick [7]; 4. 47K-Kody Lehman [3]; 5. 22-Brandon Spithaler [1]; 6. 10-Joe Kata [6] B-Main (12 Laps) - Top 4 Transfer 1. 1-Logan Wagner [1]; 2. 58-Aaron Ott [5]; 3. 3-Jac Haudenschild [2]; 4. O7-Gerard McIntyre [8]; 5. 17-Caleb Helms [10]; 6. 4-Parker Price-Miller [3]; 7. 33-Jared Esh [9]; 8. 10H-Chad Kemenah [12]; 9. 98-Carl Bowser [7]; 10. 17BB-Bill Balog [14]; 11. 11-Cole Duncan [18]; 12. 51-John Garvin [17]; 13. 55K-Robbie Kendall [15]; 14. 71-Ayrton Olsen [11]; 15. D4-Danny Holtgraver [16]; 16. 91-Anthony Fiore [13]; 17. 3G-Carson Macedo [4]; 18. 14-Tony Stewart [6]

Freddie Rahmer wins at Lincoln Speedway

FREDDIE RAHMER CLASS OF THE FIELD IN WINNING HIS FIRST 410 SPRINT FEATURE OF THE SEASON AT LINCOLN SPEEDWAY;

Saturday, April 14, 2018

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

UPCOMING SCHEDULE:

· Sat., April 21, 2018 (7 PM) – AUTO RACING CLUB OF HAGERSTOWN (ARCH) NIGHT - McSHERRYSTOWN MOOSE LODGE #720 NIGHT - 410 Sprints, 358 Sprints, and 358 Late Models

· Sat., April 28, 2018 (Time Trials 7:30 PM) - 15TH ANNUAL WELDON STERNER MEMORIAL for 410 Sprints ($6,900 to win), plus 358 Sprints and Street Stocks

· Sat., May 5, 2018 (7:30 PM) - YORK COUNTY RACING CLUB (YCRC) NIGHT - 410 Sprints, 358 Sprints, Central PA Legends, and York Flooring KIDS BIG WHEEL RACES

Steve Wilbur tops field in 358 sprint action while Korey Sites rolls to street stock win

ABBOTTSTOWN, PA 4/14/2018 – Freddie Rahmer was the class of the field Saturday night as he chased down 2-time 2018 winner Brian Montieth and held off the six-time defending 2017 track champ en route to his first win of 2018 in the 25-lap 410 sprint feature at the Fabulous Lincoln Speedway Saturday night.

“I’ll tell ya, this here really builds a lot of confidence to get this (win) out of the way,” said Rahmer on his first win of 2018 in victory lane. “I haven’t been doing a good job, and we’ve been sneaking in a few good runs”

“I was really good at the beginning of the race and I was good down here (turns 1 and 2),” said Rahmer on holding off Montieth in the closing laps. “But I knew down here (turns 3 and 4) I wasn’t getting through 3 so good so I knew Brian (Montieth) was going to be there…we still won so it don’t matter!”

Polesitter Dan Shetler grabbed the lead at the drop of the green with outside front row starter Montieth right behind. Then just as they got to lapped traffic on the ninth lap Montieth made his move to get around Shetler for the lead.

But right behind him was seventh-starting Freddie Rahmer who was quickly moving to the front and joined Montieth in getting around Shetler the same lap to move into second.

It was clear Rahmer was not content to follow Montieth. He drove around the Phoenixville racer the very next lap and had the lead with only nine laps in the books.

A new qualifying format this season is in effect that has featuring starting positions determined directly from the finish of their respective heat races. The “heads-up” feature line up put Montieth on the front row (2nd) after winning the second heat while Rahmer was relegated to inside the fourth row (7th) due to his second place finish in the first heat.

“With this new (qualifying) format, one position in a heat race could mean the difference between winning or running fifth,” said Rahmer on having to chase down Montieth in the feature. “With me starting seventh, and (Montieth) starting second I wasn’t going to give up…we had a good race car with a great start and it went nice.”

After a less than stellar start to the 2018 racing season, Rahmer was strong and was in the lead. But he now had to hold off Montieth for 16 laps.

It was quickly apparent that Rahmer had found his stride and was slowly pulling away in lapped traffic. But it wasn’t going to be that easy for Rahmer.

A TJ DeHaven flip in the first and second turns of the 15th lap put Montieth and fifth-starting Cory Haas on Rahmer’s bumper for the restart with a clear track ahead.

Rahmer weathered the initial challenges on the restart, only to have the red flag wave again, this time on the 18th lap for Dwayne Gutshall who flipped in turn 2. Now two-time track champ Alan Krimes joined the battle as he was charging up to the front from his eighth starting position and was in fourth place behind Montieth and Haas.

But Rahmer didn’t miss a beat on the restart and again pulled away. An ensuing battle between Montieth, Haas, and Krimes for 2nd through fourth place over the final five laps allowed Rahmer some breathing room as the laps wound down.

With two laps to go Montieth was clear of that battle and was able to focus on the leader. Montieth closed the gap with two laps to go and on the final lap was close enough heading up the backstretch to make a final dive to the inside of the final turns to the checkered.

But Montieth, the one they call “The Edge”, was a little dull this night as Rahmer calmly drove off the fourth turn strong to take the checkered .84-seconds ahead for his first 2018 Lincoln win of the season.

“He (Freddie) did really good,” said his father Fred in victory lane. “To beat Brian here…he’s a really good racer.

“We’ll just keep plugging away. This is going to be good for Freddy’s confidence. He’s been dragging his butt around a little bit so this will definitely help.”

Montieth settled for second, with Krimes, Haas, and fifth-starting Tyler Ross finishing third through fifth respectively.

“We really appreciate all Lincoln does and we wanted to support them tonight, said the winner. “I really want to thank all those that came out to watch us here and we’re looking forward to the next one (race).”

Completing the top-10 were Jim Siegel (started 10th), Kyle Moody (started 6th), Glenndon Forsythe (started 14th), Chad Trout (started 13th), and Brandon Rahmer (started 15th).

And then later his father added, “I wanted to dedicate this win to “Ozzy”. He was with Manheim Auto Auction for a lot of years and he just passed away. He was a great guy and will definitely be missed.”

“Heats for the 24 410 Sprinters on hand were won by Shetler, Montieth, and Cole Young.

Polesitter Steve Wilbur withstood a race-long challenge from Chase Dietz to pick up his first win of the year in the 20-lap 358 sprint feature.

Wilbur grabbed the lead at the outset with third-starting Ashley Cappetta and polesitter Kenny Kuhn in tow.

Seventh-starting Dietz was methodically working his way to the front and passed fifth-starting Trey Hivner for third place on the sixth lap. Dietz finally got by a strong Cappetta car for second place on the eighth lap and set his sights on race-long leader Wilbur.

Four separate cautions over the 2nd half of the race gave Dietz a chance to pass Wilbur for the lead, but, Wilbur maintained his line on each restart and weathered the storm to take the checkered .66-seconds ahead of Dietz for his second career win at Lincoln Speedway.

Cappetta settled for a hard-fought third place finish, with ninth-starting Jeff Halligan fourth, and eighth-starting Steven Drevicki fifth.

Completing the top-10 were sixth-starting Troy Wagaman, Jr., outside front row starter Kenny Kuhn, fourth-starting Brie Hershey, 10th-starting Steve Owings, and 13th-starting Chris Arnold.

Heats for the 26 358 Sprinters on hand were won by Owings, Chase Dietz, and Tracey, with Alyson Dietz winning the consolation.

Fourth-starting Korey Sites was in a league of his own in the 20-lap street stock feature as he drove from his fourth-starting spot to chase down polesitter Brian Walls by the second lap and made his race-winning pass on the fourth lap.

Sites comfortably led the rest of the way to take the checkered 3 seconds ahead of sixth-starting Randy Zechman for the win.

Ryan Smith settled for third, Josh Bloom fourth, Joey Hoffer fifth, Chad Smith sixth, Brad Bingaman seventh, hard-charger Wayne Dutterer eighth, and Bobby Meixsell ninth.

Heats for the 21 Street Stocks on hand were won by Jimmy Combs, Adams, Bobby Meixsell.

Lincoln Speedway is back in action next Saturday night, April 21st at 7 PM, for McSHERRYSTOWN MOOSE LODGE #720 NIGHT on AUTO RACING CLUB OF HAGERSTOWN (ARCH) NIGHT with the 410 Sprint and 358 Sprint regulars being joined by the 358 Late Models. Gates will open at 5 PM, with hot laps getting underway at 6:30 PM, and heats at 7 PM.

RACE RESULTS

Saturday, April 14, 2018

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

LAWRENCE CHEVROLET 410 SPRINTS

410 Sprint Feature Finish (25 Laps) – 1. 51-Freddie Rahmer ($3,500); 2. 21-Brian Montieth; 3. 87-Alan Krimes; 4. 39-Cory Haas; 5. 5-Tyler Ross; 6. 59-Jim Siegel; 7. 99M-Kyle Moody; 8. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe; 9. 1X-Chad Trout; 10. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 11. 69-Tim Glatfelter; 12. 7K-Dan Shetler; 13. 21T-Scott Fisher; 14. 17N-Cole Young; 15. 73B-Brett Michalski; 16. 22T-Matt Boland; 17. 19-Landon Myers; 18. 75-Nicole Bower; 19. 6K-Chris Knopp; 20. 10-Zach Eucalano; 21. 3-Chris Priar (DNF); 22. 74-Dwayne Gutshall (DNF); 23. 74D-TJ DeHaven (DNF); DNS – 55-Gary Kriess. No Time

Lap Leaders – Dan Shetler (1-8), Freddie Rahmer (9-25)

410 Sprint Heat One Finish (10 laps) – 1. 7K-Dan Shetler; 2. 5-Tyler Ross; 51-Freddie Rahmer; 4. 59-Jim Siegel; 5. 1X-Chad Trout; 6. 22T-Matt Boland; 7. 74D-TJ DeHaven (DNF). No Time

410 Sprint Heat Two Finish (10 laps) – 1. 21-Brian Montieth; 2. 39-Cory Haas; 3. 87-Alan Krimes; 4. 73B-Brett Michalski; 5. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe; 6. 21T-Scott Fisher; 7. 6K-Chris Knopp; 8. 10-Zach Eucalano. No Time

410 Sprint Heat Three Finish (10 laps) – 1. 17-Cole Young; 2. 99M-Kyle Moody; 3. 69-Tim Glatfelter; 4. 19-Landon Myers; 5. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 6. 74-Dwayne Gutshall; 7. 75-Nicole Bower; 8. 3-Chris Priar (DNF). No Time

Tommy Hinnershitz Memorial winner Lance Dewease is joined by 2018 Ms. Motorsports Leslie Donegan at Williams Grove Speedway. Dave Giles Photo.

FROM WILLIAMS GROVE SPEEDWAY

APRIL 13, 2018

LANCE DEWEASE COMES FROM 13TH TO WIN TOMMY HINNERSHITZ MEMORIAL AT WILLIAMS GROVE SPEEDWAY

MECHANICSBURG, Pa. – Lance Dewease came from the 13th starting spot to win the Tommy Hinnershitz Memorial for the Sprint cars Friday night at Williams Grove Speedway.

For Dewease, of Fayetteville, his 88th career Grove win was worth $5,000 and it came against Tony Stewart’s All Star Circuit of Champions.

“We could put the car anywhere on the race track,” Dewease said. “We were really good in our heat race, but couldn’t show it. I’m fortunate to be involved with this deal. We’re having fun. That’s what it’s all about. They work hard at this.”

Brock Zearfoss started on the pole and took the lead on the opening lap of the 30-lap main event over six-time All Star Champion Chad Kemenah, who started second, and fourth starter Danny Dietrich.

Zearfoss built a big lead in the first five laps as Kemenah kept Dietrich at bay. Meanwhile, Dewease was racing forward from his 13th starting spot. He took sixth from Anthony Macri with seven laps completed as Zearfoss began lapping slower cars.

Dewease continued his march forward taking fifth from Mark Smith with 10 laps completed. Zearfoss continued to work traffic as Kemenah and Dietrich closed.

Also closing was Dewease as he took fourth from Chad Trout. Dietrich drove under Kemenah in turn two taking over second in lapped traffic. Zearfoss had one lapped car between himself and Dietrich. Dewease drove by Kemenah and into third by the half-way point.

Zearfoss worked the cushion as Dietrich and Dewease were on the bottom behind a lapped car. Dewease tried the top in turn one, but couldn’t make the pass. Dietrich went high in turn three to maintain the spot. They continued their battle for second for another lap racing close. Dietrich slipped high in turn two and Dewease drove by with 10 laps to go.

Zearfoss was racing the bottom now in lapped traffic with Dewease closing. Dewease used the middle groove to pass a slower car and was under Zearfoss in turn four, but Zearfoss led the lap. Dewease made the winning pass in turn two on lap 24.

“I didn’t even know I was leading,” Dewease said. “I was trying to pass every car I got to as quick as possible. They gave me the five to go and I was leading and I knew I had to slow down because I knew there wasn’t much rubber left on these tires.”

Dewease was in control, but the caution flew with two laps to go when Alan Krimes stopped in turn four. The caution flew again on the restart for Tim Shaffer.

Dewease controlled the restart again scoring his 88th career Grove win over Zearfoss, Dietrich, Trout, and Kemenah. Anthony Macri, Greg Hodnett, Jac Haudenschild, Mark Smith and Freddie Rahmer rounded out the top 10.

Jac Haudenschild set quick time over the 46-car field with a lap of 17.456. Paul McMahan, Chad Trout, Cory Haas, Mark Smith and Anthony Macri won the heat races. Bill Balog won the C-main. Brock Zearfoss came from the rear to win the first dash and Chad Kemenah won the second. Trey Starks won the B-main.

In the 20-lap main event for the PASS 305 Sprints, Austin Bishop took the early lead from Drew Ritchey and John Scarborough. Former PASS champion Ken Duke Jr. took third from Scarborough with three laps completed.

Bishop held a comfortable lead over Ritchey and Duke Jr. as they reached the half-way point and slower traffic.

Bishop got through traffic without much trouble scoring the win over Ritchey, Duke Jr., Zach Newlin and Darren Miller. The non-stop time was 7:15.72. Dave Grube, Scott Lutz, Jaremi Hanson, Kyle Smith and Kyle Ganoe rounded out the top 10.

Scott Lutz, John Scarborough and Zach Newlin won the heat races.

410 Sprint Car Feature Finish, 30 Laps: 1. Lance Dewease; 2. Brock Zearfoss; 3. Danny Dietrich; 4. Chad Trout; 5. Chad Kemenah; 6. Anthony Macri; 7. Greg Hodnett; 8. Jac Haudenschild; 9. Mark Smith; 10. Freddie Rahmer; 11. Dave Blaney; 12. Parker Price-Miller; 13. Cory Haas; 14. Carson Macedo; 15. Trey Starks; 16. Paul McMahan; 17. Brian Montieth; 18. T.J. Stutts; 19. Aaron Reutzel; 20. Gerard McIntyre Jr.; 21. Caleb Helms; 22. Tim Shaffer; 23. Steve Buckwalter; 24. Alan Krimes; 25. Lucas Wolfe; 26. Aaron Ott; 27. Rodney Westhafer.

Did Not Qualify: Adrian Shaffer, Carl Bowser, Coleman Gulick, Robbie Kendall, Tony Stewart, Cole Duncan, Brad Howard, Jordan Mackison, Bill Balog, Nicole Bower, Rick Lafferty, Tyler Esh, Hunter Mackison, Cale Conley, Troy Fraker, John Garvin, Brandon Spithaler, Ayrton Olsen, Ryan Smith.

305 Sprint Car Feature Finish, 20 laps: 1. Austin Bishop. 2. Drew Ritchey. 3. Ken Duke Jr. 4. Zach Newlin. 5. Darren Miller. 6. Dave Grube. 7. Scott Lutz. 8. Jaremi Hanson. 9. Kyle Smith. 10. Kyle Ganoe. 11. John Walp. 12. John Scarborough. 13. Jay Krout. 14. Kassidy Kreitz. 15. Stephanie Dodson. 16. Andrew Hake. 17. Colten Hoover. 18. Brad Mellott. 19. Fred Arnold. 20. Erin Statler. 21. Dave Wickham. DNS: Nathan Gramley, Steve Storrie

April 8th 2018

The 2018 Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars ran four shows in three days on a cold spring weekend. Williams Grove Speedway started it off Friday April 6th with Cory Haas getting his first series win of the year. On Saturday at Lincoln Speedway Tyler Esh picked up his first career 410 sprint car win. The same night at Port Royal Speedway Dave Blaney won his first feature of the 2018 season. On Sunday April 8th Danny Dietrich won his 2nd feature of the year at BAPS Motor Speedway for their first Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars race of the year.

This coming weekend there are once again four shows scheduled in three days. On Friday April 13th Williams Grove Speedway hosts the Arctic Cat All Stars. Saturday April 14th Port Royal Speedway hosts the Arctic Cat All Stars for night two. Lincoln Speedway goes on Saturday April 14th with a regular show. On Sunday April 15th the Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars have their 3rd race of the weekend with the Arctic Cat All Stars at Bedford Speedway.

Greg Hodnett leads the Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars points by 15 over Lucas Wolfe and Brian Montieth in 3rd.

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After; April 8, 2018

Listing; position, car number, driver, points, series wins

1.    27    Greg Hodnett            215
2.    24    Lucas Wolfe            200    1
3.    21    Brian Montieth        195    2
4.    48    Danny Dietrich        183    2
5.    39    Cory Haas            118    1
6.    99    Kyle Moody            105
7.    51    Freddie Rahmer        103
8.    87    Alan Krimes            94
9.    1x    Chad Trout            88    1
10.    39    Anthony Macri        86
11.    69k    Lance Dewease        85    1
12.    07    Gerard McIntyre Jr        77
13.    4    Parker Price Miller        75
14.    59    Jim Siegel            74
15.    3z    Brock Zearfoss        66
16.    88    Brandon Rahmer        65
17.    70    Dave Blaney            64    1
18.    20    Ryan Taylor            60    1
19.    11    T J Stutts            56
20.    29    Jason Shultz            53
21.    35    Tyler Esh            50    1
22.    55    Mike Wagner            40
22.    17    Caleb Helms            40
22.    5    Dylan Cisney            40
25.    17B    Steve Buckwalter        38

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April 14th Lincoln Speedway
April 14th Port Royal Speedway All Stars
April 15th Bedford Speedway All Stars

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Tyler Esh held off Brian Montieth to win his 1st career 410 Sprint Car feature at Lincoln Speedway. Dave Giles Photo.

April 7, 2018
LINCOLN SPEEDWAY
Abbottstown, PA

TYLER ESH SCORES CAREER FIRST 410 SPRINT WIN AT THE FABULOUS LINCOLN SPEEDWAY;
Brent Shearer and Bob Gutshall score wins in 358 sprint and wingless super sportsman action

ABBOTTSTOWN, PA 4/7/2018 – 26 year old Tyler Esh of New Providence led all 25 laps from his pole position and held off 2-time 2018 winner Brian Montieth to pick up his first career 410 Sprint win at the Fabulous Lincoln Speedway Saturday afternoon.

Picking up a first-time win anywhere is special. For Esh, to pick up his inaugural win was even more special when considering he had six-time Lincoln Champ, and two-time 2018 winner Brian Montieth chasing him in a three-lap shootout to the checkers.

“With three (laps) to go I never prayed so hard in a race car in all my life,” said Esh following his first-ever wing-dance for winning the feature. “Just three more laps was all I needed…I saw him trying to come underneath me the last three laps and I was just hoping not to make a mistake and pull back around him every time and it worked out.”

And work out it did.

Esh started on the pole and grabbed the lead at the drop of the green with third-starting Glenndon Forsythe and outside frontrow starter Scott Fisher following. Friday night Williams Grove winner Cory Haas came charging from his sixth starting spot to grab third on the second lap and eventually got by Forsythe for the runner-up spot on the 13th lap.

As the non-stop laps wound down in the 25-lap feature ninth-starting Montieth and seventh-starting Freddie Rahmer were methodically working there way to the front as Esh cruised out it front, just out of reach of the back of the field.

Montieth started gaining on the leaders and moved around Forsythe for third on the 18th lap and then by Haas for the runner-up spot with five laps to go.

Just as it looked like Esh had the checkered in sight in the non-stop affair, disaster struck on the 23rd lap as Forsythe and Gerard McIntyre, Jr. tangled in turn two to bring out the caution.

“I really didn’t look at the leader board until the caution came out with three (laps) to go,” said Esh. “I was starting to catch lapped traffic and trying not to make a mistake. When I saw (Montieth) on the board I didn’t know what to do other than to not mess up and hope for the best.”

This set up a dramatic three-lap dash to the checkered with Esh being chased by Montieth (who had won the last two races at Lincoln), Haas, and Rahmer.

“When I seen the No.21 (Montieth) on the board I knew he could run top end on me so I figured as long as I didn’t mess up I was either going to win it or put it into the fence trying.”

Rahmer got by Haas for third on the restart with Esh now staring at Montieth and Rahmer chasing him with a clear track ahead and only two laps to go.

“I know we haven’t went out of here on four wheel too much, but this definitely feels good. I can’t thank my mom, Sue, and dad, Sam, and my brother Travis enough. And my wife Jessica for sticking behind me and letting me come back after getting hurt. My wife just lost her grandmother so I hope she was riding with me and helped us get here.”

Montieth started to show himself on the inside of each turn with Esh holding steady in his high line around each time. In the final turns to the checkered Montieth appeared to pull even on the inside but the Lancaster racer held steady and drove away on the exit of the turn to take the checkered for his first career 410 sprint win.

“I feel like I’m getting more-and-more comfortable (in the car). We had some bugs there the last couple of weeks. We just had to work through it. We’ll just give it all we got and keep going and keep this momentum going.”

Rahmer settled for third, Alan Krimes fourth, and Haas fifth.

“You’ve got to take advantage of your starting position and not make any mistakes. I owe this to everyone who helps me out Kevin Quirk from Racewear, Chad Baker from RRI Designs, Diversified Machine, RAYCO, my mom and dad, my brother.”

Rounding out the top-10 were Kyle Moody, Jim Siegel, Chad Trout, Brandon Rahmer, and Landon Myers.

Heats for the 17 410 Sprinters on hand were won by Esh and Fisher.

Manheim’s Brent Shearer started his No.12 sprinter on the pole and led forth-starting No.12B of Mike Bittinger all 20 laps en route to his first win of 2018, and the third of his career in the 358 sprint feature.

Shearer withstood a pair of cautions, one on the fourth lap for a slowing Greg Plank (who started outside Shearer on the frontrow), and another on the 12th lap for a spinning Cody Fletcher and Kenny Kuhn. Each time Shearer held off Bittinger and Troy Wagaman, Jr. (who started sixth) and raced away to a comfortable 2.53-second victory.

Bittinger and Wagaman settled for second and third respectively with last weeks’ 358 sprint season-opening winner and 13th-starting Jeff Halligan fourth, and 11th-starting Chase Dietz fifth.

Completing the top-10 were 14 year old Dylan Norris, Matt Findley, Dave Brown, Brie Hershey, and Fletcher.

Heats for the 19 358 Sprinters on hand were won by Dietz and Norris.

Bob Gutshall kicked off the super sportsman season with a win in the special 20-lap wingless super sportsman feature. Gutshall took the lead from his pole-starting position and held off veteran racer Billy Brian, Jr. to claim the victory by 1.41-seconds.

Fifth-starting Steve Wilbur, sixth-starting Carmen Perigo, Jr., and eighth-starting Craig Perigo completed the top-five.

Heats for the 15 Wingless Super Sportsman were won by Joey Biassi and Gutshall.

Lincoln Speedway is back in action next Saturday night, April 14th at 7 PM, with the 410 Sprints and 358 Sprints being joined by the street stocks. Gates will open at 5 PM, with hot laps getting underway at 6:30 PM, and heats at 7 PM.

RACE RESULTS
Saturday, April 7, 2018
LINCOLN SPEEDWAY
Abbottstown, PA
LAWRENCE CHEVROLET 410 SPRINTS
410 Sprint Feature Finish (25 Laps) – 1. 35-Tyler Esh ($3,500); 2. 21-Brian Montieth; 3. 51-Freddie Rahmer; 4. 87-Alan Krimes; 5. 39-Cory Haas; 6. 99M-Kyle Moody; 7. 59-Jim Siegel; 8. 1X-Chad Trout; 9. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 10. 19-Landon Myers; 11. 69-Tim Glatfelter; 12. 21T-Scott Fisher; 13. 73B-Brett Michalski; 14. 17N-Cole Young; 15. 07-Gerard McIntyre, Jr. (DNF); 16. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe (DNF); DNS – 7K-Dan Shetler. No Time

Lap Leaders – Tyler Esh (1-25)

410 Sprint Heat One Finish (10 laps/6 to qualify) – 1. 35-Tyler Esh; 2. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe; 3. 17N-Cole Young; 4. 51-Freddie Rahmer; 5. 21-Brian Montieth; 6. 87-Alan Krimes; 7. 07-Gerard McIntyre, Jr.; 8. 99M-Kyle Moody; 9. 73B-Brett Michalski. Time – 2:17.394

410 Sprint Heat Two Finish (10 laps/6 to qualify) – 1. 21T-Scott Fisher; 2. 19-Landon Myers; 3. 39-Cory Haas; 4. 59-Jim Siegel; 5. 1X-Chad Trout; 6. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 7. 69-Tim Glatfelter; 8. 7K-Dan Shetler (DNF). Time – 2:25.607

Dave Blaney won the 410 Sprint feature at Port Royal Speedway 4-7-2018. Brian Rhoad Photo

Blaney Passes Hodnett & Out-Guns Wolfe To Win Port Royal Sprints Thriller Dylan Yoder Is Tops In Super Late Models While Miller Takes 305s
4/7/18
PORT ROYAL, Pa. – It was a great night for the Blaney family in racing “circles” on Saturday as veteran sprint car driver Dave Blaney of Mooresville, NC., took his fourth career victory at Port Royal Speedway in Pennsylvania while his son Ryan Blaney scored the NASCAR Xfinity Series race at Texas Motor Speedway.
To get his fourth career win at Port Royal worth $3,600, “The Buckeye Bullet,” Dave Blaney had to drive by Greg Hodnett and then out-gun Lucas Wolfe to the checkers.
In the 22-lap super late model main, Selinsgrove’s Dylan Yoder took the $2,000 payday after a battle with Nick Dickson and an attempt at stealing the lead at the hands of Coleby Frye.
The 18-lap 305 sprint main was scored by Jeff Miller of Huntingdon after a crash in the final turn took out the leader.
Hodnett started second in the 25-lap 410 sprint car main with Blaney taking the green from the third position and Wolfe in 10th.
The caution appeared early in the event, with two laps scored when Parker Price-Miller spun high in the fourth turn and collected Jason Shultz and Joe Kata.
Hodnett held command for the restart with Kody Lehman and Blaney following.
Blaney snagged second from Lehman at the new green and then stuck with Hodnett, not allowing him to “check out” as the race entered the rear of the field with eight laps away.
Racing through traffic, Blaney was able to narrow Hodnett’s advantage before the second caution flag of the race unfurled with 11 laps to go for a spin by Aaron Reutzel who was up to sixth after starting the race in 14th.
Blaney blasted across the bottom and middle of the first corner on the restart to drive by Hodnett and take command of the event while Lucas Wolfe restarted third.
Wolfe was working well on both sides of the track and overtook Hodnett for second with nine laps to go.
Blaney then raced to stay ahead of Wolfe as he came up on the rear of the field during the final five laps but Wolfe was clearly closing as the two-to-go sign came out.
Wolfe had just one shot to steal the win and it came with a deep, third turn dive and swoop to come up off the bottom in the fourth turn with the lead, just in front of Blaney.
But Blaney turned the car down off of the cushion as the pair raced out of the fourth turn and drew back to Wolfe’s inside as they sped toward the checkers, mustering just enough power to retake command as the finish line neared, posting a .312 second margin of victory.
Hodnett rode home third followed by Anthony Macri and Dylan Cisney.
Sixth through 10th went to Brock Zearfoss, Danny Dietrich, Logan Wagner, Steve Buckwalter and Mike Wagner.
Heats went to Rick Lafferty, Jason Shultz and Joe Kata.
Second starter Nick Dickson would lead the first 10 laps of the super late model main before losing the lead to Dylan Yoder.
Yoder and Dickson waged a spirited battle for control for several laps before Yoder was finally able to muscle control away.
In fact, just before Yoder came up with the lead, he was wound up in a three-car battle for control, squeezed in between Dickson and an advancing Coleby Frye in the fourth corner.
And it was out of that squeeze play that Yoder took command, just before the first yellow flag of the race unfurled with 11 laps away.
Dickson failed to challenge on the restart and then ended up withdrawing from the event as Frye assumed second with Andy Haus in third.
Restarts with 14, 17 and 20 laps in the books found Haus challenging Frye for second but to no avail and each time Yoder was able to pull away.
It was the 13th win of Yoder’s Port Royal career, coming by 1.073 seconds over Frye, Haus, Andrew Yoder and Mike Lupfer.
Sixth through 10th went to Brett Schadel, Tim Smith Jr., Rance Garlock, Jason Schmidt and Larry Baer.
Heats went to Lupfer and Haus.
Nick Sweigart led all but the final lap of the 305 sprint main, falling victim to an increasingly ragged outside cushion.
Sweigart had Austin Bishop challenging during the first half of the race and then found Jeff Miller in pursuit during the second half.
With a few laps to go Sweigart clouted the outside first turn wall but saved the car and his lead as he appeared headed to a first ever Port Royal win.
But that outside wall bit again, this time as he sailed near it in the third and fourth turns where he ended up riding the wall before losing control and spinning as he headed to the checkers.
This handed the lead to Miller who made good on his fortunes to pick up the win.
Drew Ritchey was second followed by Kyle Smith, Jonathan Jones and Zach Newlin.
Three heats went to Smith, Miller and Dave Grube.
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Feature Finishes 4/7/18
410 sprints, 25 laps: 1.Dave Blaney, 2. Lucas Wolfe, 3. Greg Hodnett, 4. Anthony Macri, 5. Dylan Cisney, 6. Brock Zearfoss, 7. Danny Dietrich, 8. Logan Wagner, 9. Steve Buckwalter, 10. Mike Wagner, 11. TJ Stutts, 12. Aaron Reutzel, 13. Kody Lehman, 14. Rick Lafferty, 15. Jared Esh, 16. Max McGhee, 17. John Garvin, 18. Vince Snyder, 19. Brent Matus, 20. Brandon Matus, 21. Jason Shultz, 22. Joe Kata III., 23. Parker Price-Miller
Late models, 22 laps: 1. Dylan Yoder, 2. Coleby Frye, 3. Andy Haus, 4. Andrew Yoder, 5. Mike Lupfer, 6. Brett Schadel, 7. Tim Smith Jr., 8. Rance Garlock, 9. Jason Schmidt, 10. Larry Baer, 11. Kirk Baker, 12. Chad Myers, 13. Tim Wilson, 14. Dave Brouse Jr., 15. Nick Dickson, 16. Mike Maresca
305 sprints, 18 laps: 1. Jeff Miller, 2. Drew Ritchey, 3. Kyle Smith, 4. Jonathon Jones, 5. Zach Newlin, 6. Christian Rumsey, 7. Austin Bishop, 8. Ken Duke Jr., 9. John Walp, 10. Dave Grube, 11. Fred Arnold, 12. Erin Statler, 13. Robert Garvey, 14. Dave Graber, 15. Reed Thompson, 16. John Scarbourough, 17. Nick Sweigart, 18. Colton Hoover, 19. Wally Eshenaur, 20. Kyle Ganoe
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Cory Haas picked up the win at Williams Grove Speedway on 4-6-18. It was Cory's 1st win at The Grove since the 2015 season. Photos taken by WRT Speedwerx Photographer Troy Junkins

Haas Wins First For Trone At Williams Grove, Nouse Gets Careeer 18th In 358s
4/6/18

Mechanicsburg – Cory Haas of York drove the Trone’s Special No. 39 sprinter to the victory Friday night at Williams Grove Speedway, rocketing from his front row starting spot to pick up the win.
In the 358 sprint main, defending track champion Kevin Nouse took his first victory of the season.
The first start in the 25-lap 410 sprint main was red flagged when Kody Lehman spun in the first turn, collecting Brock Zearfoss and Anthony Macri.
The next attempt at a start saw Freddie Rahmer tangle with Steve Buckwalter in the same turn, forcing a yellow flag to unfurl.
Haas then sped away in the Trone’s Special on the third attempted start to lead the first circuit over Brian Montieth.
But the caution quickly unfuled again, with just two laps scored, this time for a slowing Adrian Shaffer in the third corner.
The rest of the distance would go non-stop with Montieth giving chase of Haas the entire distance.
On more than one occasion, Montieth appeared poised to take a stab at the leader only to scrub speed as he attempted to set his mount up for a run on the cushion.
Haas entered the rear of the field on the 13th lap, allowing Montieth to get his closest a few laps later.
As the pair headed to the stripe to record lap 16, Montieth was able to get under Haas for the lead in the third and fourth turns but Haas’ momentum kept him in control of the race.
With five laps to go, Haas struggled to get Tyler Eash one lap down and again Montieth had a chance to make the most of his chances but Haas was able to stay just out of striking distance on the cushion to preserve his lead.
Montieth took a final blast for the lead as the front duo shot into the third corner, but came up short at the finish line as Haas was not to be deterred, taking the seventh win of his career at the track by .329 seconds.
It was Haas’ first win at the track since September 6, 2015 and his first since taking over the seat of the Trone No. 39.
Rick Lafferty rode home third followed by Lucas Wolfe and Greg Hodnett.
After starting 14th, Parker Price-Miller rode home in sixth followed by Danny Dietrich, Chad Trout, TJ Stutts and Gerard McIntyre Jr.
Heats went to Matt Boland, Haas and Montieth.
Nouse started third in the 20-lap 358 sprint main and followed Hank Donovan Jr. for just the first lap before taking control of the event.
The entire race went non-stop with last week’s winner, Jeff Halligan motoring through the field from the seventh starting spot.
Halligan took fifth on the third lap, third on lap nine and drove into second with eight laps to go.
Halligan then cut Nouse’s advantage down from nearly half a lap to about a straightaway but ran out of time to gain any more ground.
The victory was the 18th of Nouse’s career at Williams Grove Speedway in the 358 division.
Brett Wanner was third followed by Donovan and Scott Fisher.
Sixth through 10th went to Todd Rittenhouse Jr., Troy Wagaman Jr., Matt Findley, Gregg Foster and Chris Frank.
Twin heats went to Nouse and Donovan.
Feature Finishes
4/6/18
410 sprints: 1. Cory Haas, 2. Brian Montieth, 3. Rick Lafferty, 4. Lucas Wolfe, 5. Greg Hodnett, 6. Parker Price-Miller, 7. Danny Dietrich, 8. Chad Trout, 9. TJ Stutts, 10. Gerard McIntyre Jr., 11. Aaron Ott, 12. Tyler Esh, 13. Matt Boland, 14. Nicole Bower, 15. Max McGhee, 16. Aaron Reutzel, 17. Chris Priar, 18. Kody Lehman, 19. Adrian Shaffer, 20. Steve Buckwalter, 21. Freddie Rahmer, 22. Brock Zearfoss, 23. Anthony Macri
DNS: Eric Tomecek

April 1st 2018

The 2018 Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars finally got a weekend of racing in without weather cancelling any of it. Williams Grove Speedway ran their first Friday night show for 2018 under chilly conditions and Ryan Wilson led every lap to win his first feature of the year. With warmer weather, Port Royal Speedway managed to get their first show of the year in on Saturday. Lance Dewease took his first victory of the year but his 107th career Port Royal Speedway win. Saturday night at Lincoln Speedway Brian Montieth won his 2nd Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars feature of the year over Danny Dietrich.

This coming weekend there are four shows scheduled in three days. On Friday April 6th Williams Grove Speedway is back in action at 7:30 pm. Saturday April 7th Port Royal Speedway kicks off at 6pm while down at Lincoln Speedway their start time is 7pm. On Sunday April 8th the Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars finish the weekend out at BAPS Motor Speedway in York Haven PA.

Greg Hodnett has taken the Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars point lead by 6 over Lucas Wolfe with Brian Montieth in 3rd.

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After; March 31, 2018

Listing; position, car number, driver, points, series wins

1.    27    Greg Hodnett            134
2.    24    Lucas Wolfe            128    1
3.    21    Brian Montieth        125    2
4.    48    Danny Dietrich        101    1
5.    99    Kyle Moody            87
6.    51    Freddie Rahmer        73
7.    87    Alan Krimes            69
8.    1x    Chad Trout            60    1
8.    20    Ryan Taylor            60    1
10.    59    Jim Siegel            58
11.    88    Brandon Rahmer        53
11.    29    Jason Shultz            53
13.    07    Gerard McIntyre Jr        51
14.    69K    Lance Dewease        50    1
15.    39    Cory Haas            48
15.    3z    Brock Zearfoss        48
17.    11    T J Stutts            44
18.    39    Anthony Macri        41
19.    17    Caleb Helms            40
20.    M1    Mark Smith            35
21.    4    Kasey Kahne            32
21.    4    Parker Price Miller        32
23.    55    Mike Wagner            30
24.    69    Tim Glatfelter            26
24.    17B    Steve Buckwalter        26

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April 7th Port Royal Speedway
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Lance Dewease wins opening night at Port Royal Speedway Brian Rhoad Photo

Dewease, Rine, Weaver And Powell Open Port Royal Season With Wins

3/31/18

PORT ROYAL, Pa. – Lance Dewease of Fayetteville scored the 2018 season opener for 410 sprint cars at Port Royal Speedway on Saturday night, taking the lead from Jason Shultz to record the $4,000 victory which was the 107th of his career at the Juniata County oval.

Jeff Rine of Danville proved victorious in the super late model main to record his 19th career win at the oval. Rine took home $2,200 for the win.

In the Mason Dixon Shootout Series feature for limited late models, Justin Weaver took the lead from Tim Fedder to pick up the $1,000 payday and defending track champion Bill Powell scored the win in the xtreme stock main to close out the night.

Just over 100 total racecars packed the Port Royal pits for the show.

Shultz and Dewease earned the front row for the 25-lap sprint car main with the first start aborted when Mark Smith spun in the third turn, collecting Jared Esh and Vince Snyder.

Dewease had gotten the upper hand on that initial start but the next try saw Shultz keep his rear wheels underneath his mount and take the lead over Dewease.

Shultz could only outlast Dewease’s 69K for two laps however before Dewease drove to his inside in the first and second turns to take control on the third lap.

Meanwhile, sixth starter Dylan Cisney was blasting around the speedway and drove into third on the fifth tour as Dewease hit traffic with seven away.

Cisney had driven down Shultz and Dewease to be in a challenging position when the caution flag unfurled with 11 laps completed.

However after the restart Cisney failed to be able to mount a bid and instead Dewease went uncontested to the victory, which was his third career Port Royal opening day checkers.

Finishing second, 2.5 seconds behind was Shultz with Mike Wagner getting third followed by Greg Hodnett and Cisney who faded later in the event.

Sixth through 10th went to Brock Zearfoss, Carl Bowser, Dave Blaney, Steve Buckwalter and Ryan Taylor.

Heats for the 27 sprint cars went to Cisney, Hodnett and Bowser with TJ Stutts taking the consolation.

Rine started on the pole of the 22-lap super late model main and led every lap for the win.

His pace was slowed thanks to cautions on the fifth, eighth and ninth laps but no one could mount a challenge for the win.

Andy Haus chased Rine for the first nine laps before Coleby Frye took second on a restart.

Rine drove to the checkers with a 2.6 second margin over Frye, followed by Haus, Trent Brenneman and Tim Smith Jr.

Sixth through 10th went to Michael Maresca, Travis Stickley, Dylan Yoder, Hayes Mattern and Danny Snyder.

Heats for the 26 cars went to Rine, Haus and Stickley with the consolation going to Tyler Bare.

The 20-lap Mason Dixon limited late model feature saw Taylor Farling lead from the pole when action began with sixth starter Tim Fedder giving chase immediately from the start.

It took Fedder only six laps to circle outside for the lead however 13th starter Justin Weaver proved fleet as well and made his presence known by the halfway point.

Weaver took command from Fedder with just five laps to go to run to the win.

Jeremy Ohl got by Fedder in the final two laps to finish second with Fedder ending up third followed by Farling and Devin Frey.

Sixth through 10th went to Dillan Stake, Derick Garman, Chuck Shultz, Shaun Jones and Brad McGinnis.

Heats for the 38-car field went to Frey, Fedder, Craig Wagaman and Ohl. Ryan Walls won the consolation race.

Bill Powell led all 15 laps of the xtreme stock feature with Whelan Brunson racing up to second by the finish from the 11th starting spot.

However post race inspection found Brunson relegated to last, thus bumping original third finisher Kevin Imes up to second with Jason Zook credited with third.

Feature Finishes
3/31/18

410 sprints, 25 laps: 1. Lance Dewease, 2. Jason Shultz, 3. Mike Wagner, 4. Greg Hodnett, 5. Dylan Cisney, 6. Brock Zearfoss, 7. Carl Bowser, 8. Dave Blaney, 9. Steve Buckwalter, 10. Ryan Taylor, 11. Aaron Ott, 12. Logan Wagner, 13. AJ Flick, 14. Caleb Helms, 15. Coleman Gulick, 16. Max McGhee, 17. John Garvin, 18. Kody Lehman, 19. Vince Snyder, 20. Jared Esh, 21. Joe Kata, 22. TJ Stutts, 23. Rick Lafferty, 24. Mark Smith
DNQ: Shamus O’Donnell, Chris Priar, Kyle Reinhardt

Brian Montieth wins at Lincoln Speedway Kris Keath Photo

BRIAN MONTIETH CAPTURES $5,000 SPRINT SPRING CHAMPIONSHIP FOR SECOND STRAIGHT LINCOLN WIN;

Jeff Halligan wins 358 Sprint Season Opener

ABBOTTSTOWN, PA 3/31/2018 – Brian Montieth charged from his sixth starting spot to chase down front row race-long leader Danny Dietrich while navigating lapped traffic on the seventh lap, grabbed the lead on the eighth lap, and drove away to his second win of 2018 in the 30-lap $5,000-to-win Sprint Spring Championship Saturday night at the Fabulous Lincoln Speedway.

In the 358 Sprint nightcap, sixth-starting Jeff Halligan passed front row starter and race-long leader Tyler Walton on the fifth lap for the lead, and then man-handled his sprinter over the final laps en route to the season-opening 20-lap feature win for the 358 sprints.

In the first time-trial, big-money, 410 Sprint event of 2018 at Lincoln Speedway, defending six-time track champion Brian Montieth left no doubt that he is once again ready for the challenge to defend his title with a convincing win in the 30-lap Spring Championship.

Outside front row starter Danny Dietrich of Gettysburg drove by polesitter Freddie Rahmer at the drop of he green to take the lead by the end of the opening lap. Dietrich quickly tried to put some distance between himself and the field while in the clean air in front of the field. His speed allowed him to catch the back of the field with only six laps down.

Meanwhile Montieth did what Montieth does best, charging hard and passing cars. Montieth got by third-starting Lucas Wolfe for fourth at the end of the second lap. He then drove around third-starting Alan Krimes for third on the third lap. And then finally passed polesitter Rahmer on the seventh as Dietrich entered lapped traffic.

Montieth didn’t waste time. He closed on Dietrich entering the first and second turns of the eighth lap and took the lead before the lap was complete.

From there Montieth used what the track gave him. A Trey Starks spin in the first and second turns with 10 laps in the books gave the challengers behind Montieth an opening. Dietrich, Rahmer, Krimes, and Wolfe all lined up behind Montieth on the restart with 20 laps to go and tried desperately to keep pace with the driver called, “The Edge”.

Montieth drove his Jerry Parrish-owned Premier Auto Works Racing No.21 hard at the drop of the green and continued his assault over the final 20 non-stop laps to record his 57th career win at the Pigeon Hills oval. The win moved him into sole possession of fifth place on the All time Lincoln Speedway winners list.

Dietrich, Rahmer, Wolfe and Krimes settled for second through fifth-place respectively.

Completing the top-10 were fifth-starting Corey Haas, seventh-starting Parker Price Miller, 15th-starting Kasey Kahne, 11th-starting Kyle Moody, and 10th-starting Jim Siegel.

NASCAR driver Kasey Kahne and NASCAR Truck Series Champion Christopher Bell were on hand to battle the Pennsylvania Posse this night. Kahne timed 18th quick in time trials, finished fifth in his heat, and finished eighth in the 30-lap feature after starting 15th. Bell timed 12th quick, finished third in his heat, but suffered mechanical problems in the feature after starting 12th and finished a distant 22nd.

Heats for the 410 Sprinters were won by Haas, Montieth, and Dietrich, with Tim Glatfelter winning the consolation.

Fast time in time trials over the 25-car field was set by Wolfe with a 1-lap time of 13.367-seconds (100.995 MPH).

Just like his 410 sprint counterpart, 358 Sprint driver started sixth in the 20-lap 358 sprint feature opener, quickly drove to the front and took the lead from second-starting race-long leader Tyler Walton by the fifth lap.

Halligan appeared to be dominant while racing out in front through heavy lapped traffic. But a stoppage of action on the 15th lap for a Brent Shearer flip in the second turn revealed a potential problem in he form of a broken power steering.

But Halligan didn’t allow it to derail his opening day drive. Halligan drove hard on the restart and through lapped traffic over the final 6 non-stop laps to take the checkered .88-seconds in front of third-starting Steve Drevicki and 11th-starting Chase Dietz for his sixth career Lincoln Speedway 358 sprint win.

Eighth-starting Kyle Denmyer finished fourth, with Walton settling for fifth.

Completing the top-10 were Eric Parker, Cody Fletcher, Trey Hivner, Ashley Cappetta, and Brie Hershey.

Heats for the 26 358 Sprinters were won by Chase Dietz, Shearer, and Parker.

Lincoln Speedway switches to night time racing next Saturday, March 24th at 6 PM, with the 410 Sprints being joined by the 358 Sprints. Gates will open at 4 PM, with hot laps getting underway at 5:30 PM, and heats at 6 PM.

RACE RESULTS

Saturday, March 31, 2018

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

SPRINT SPRING CHAMPIONSHIP

LAWRENCE CHEVROLET 410 SPRINTS

410 Sprint Feature Finish (30 Laps) – 1. 21-Brian Montieth ($5,000); 2. 48-Danny Dietrich; 3. 51-Freddie Rahmer; 4. 24-Lucas Wolfe; 5. 87-Alan Krimes; 6. 39-Cory Haas; 7. 4P-Parker Price Miller; 8. 4K-Kasey Kahne; 9. 99M-Kyle Moody; 10. 59-Jim Siegel; 11. 1X-Chad Trout; 12. 5-Tyler Ross; 13. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 14. 07-Gerard McIntyre, Jr.; 15. 39M-Anthony Macri; 16. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe; 17. 21T-Scott Fisher; 18. 19-Landon Myers; 19. 73B-Brett Michalski; 20. 7K-Dan Shetler; 21. 49-Bradley Howard; 22. 11N-Christopher Bell (DNF); 23. 44-Trey Starks (DNF) 24. 69-Tim Glatfelter (DNF). No Time

Lap Leaders – Danny Dietrich (1-7), Brian Montieth (8-30)

410 Sprint Heat One Finish (10 laps/6 to qualify) – 1. 39-Cory Haas; 2. 4P-Parker Price Miller; 3. 59-Jim Siegel; 4. 39M-Anthony Macri; 5. 24-Lucas Wolfe; 6. 5-Tyler Ross; 7. 21T-Scott Fisher; 8. 7K-Dan Shetler. Time – 2:30.820

410 Sprint Heat Two Finish (10 laps/6 to qualify) – 1. 12-Brian Montieth; 2. 1X-Chad Trout; 3. 99M-Kyle Moody; 4. 87-Alan Krimes; 5. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 6. 07-Gerard McIntyre, Jr.; 7. 49H-Bradley Howard; 8. 69-Tim Glatfelter (DNF). No Time

410 Sprint Heat Three Finish (10 laps/6 to qualify) – 1. 48-Danny Dietrich; 2. 44-Trey Starks; 3. 11N-Christopher Bell; 4. 51-Freddie Rahmer; 5. 4-Kasey Kahne; 6. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe; 7. 73B-Brett Michalski; 8. 35-Tyler Esh; 9. 19-Landon Myers. Time – 2:31.035

410 Sprint Consolation Finish (10 laps/6 to qualify) – 1. 69-Tim Glatfelter; 2. 21T-Scott Fisher; 3. 73B-Brett Michalski; 4. 49H-Bradley Howard; 5. 7K-Dan Shetler; 6. 19-Landon Myers; 7. 35-Tyler Esh. Time – 2:36.309

Time Trials Results – 1. 24-Lucas Wolfe, 13.367 (100.995 MPH); 2. 87-Alan Krimes, 13.410 ; 3. 51-Freddie Rahmer, 13.536 ; 4. 39-Cory Haas, 13.560 ; 5. 21-Brian Montieth, 13.578 ; 6. 44-Trey Starks, 13.632 ; 7. 4P-Parker Price Miller, 13.790 ; 8. 1X-Chad Trout, 13.793 ; 9. 48-Danny Dietrich, 13.857 ; 10. 59-Jim Siegel, 13.867 ; 11. 99M-Kyle Moody, 13.902 ; 12. 11N-Christopher Bell, 13.928 ; 13. 39M-Anthony Macri, 14.003 ; 14. 69-Tim Glatfelter, 14.028 ; 15. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe, 14.044 ; 16. 21T-Scott Fisher, 14.064 ; 17. 88-Brandon Rahmer, 14.091 ; 18. 4K-Kasey Kahne, 14.192 ; 19. 7K-Dan Shetler, 14.263 ; 20. 49H-Bradley Howard, 14.354 ; 21. 73B-Brett Michalski, 14.359 ; 22. 5-Tyler Ross, 14.540 ; 23. 07-Gerard McIntyre, Jr., 14.687 ; 24. 35-Tyler Esh, 14.726 ; 25. 19-Landon Myers, NT.

Ryan Taylor picked up the Yellow Breeches 500 victory at Williams Grove Speedway on 3-30-18 photo by WRT Speedwerx photographer Troy Junkins

Ryan Taylor Scores Career Second In Williams Grove Sprints Jeff Halligan opens 358 season with victory

3/30/18

Mechanicsburg – Ryan Taylor dominated the 25-lap sprint car feature at Williams Grove Speedway on Friday night to record his second career oval victory in 410 sprint car action.

The win was worth $3,600 for the Perkasie driver.

In the season debut of the 358 sprint car divison at the track, Jeff Halligan outran Kevin Nouse for the win.

The initial start of the 410 sprint car main was red flagged for a first turn flip by Brian Montieth, who had started fifth in the field.

Max McGhee clobbered Montieth after flipping however both drivers escaped injury.

Only the first lap of the main was completed before the first of four yellow flags unfurled on the field, this one for a slowing Greg Hodnett and Tyler Esh and Freddie Rahmer who withdrew from the race.

Taylor led Mark Smith for the restart as Lance Dewease got by Anthony Macri for third and set his sights on Smith.

The pair raced close for the second spot with Dewease moving to Smith’s inside on more than one occasion before the duo made contact with six away, finding Dewease spinning in the fourth turn while Smith continued on.

The restart saw fourth place runner Lucas Wolfe stop on the track.

The final caution flag of the race appeared with 12 laps down when Caleb Helms spun in the third turn and then Taylor’s pace went unhalted to the finish.

Smith was never able to mount a challenge for the win over the balance of the event, instead finishing 2.058 seconds behind at the finish.

Taylor noted that he knew he had a car that was good enough to win when on the initial start he set the car into the first turn, “and it stuck like glue.”

TJ Stutts rode home third followed by Macri and Trey Starks.

Sixth through 10th went to 16th starter Kasey Kahne, Parker Price Miller, Steve Buckwalter, Hodnett and Brock Zearfoss.

Heats for the 31 car field went to Tyler Esh, Stutts and Montieth with the consolation going to Danny Dietrich.

The first 12 laps of the 20 lap 358 sprint main went non-stop with original third starter Jeff Halligan leading from the start.

Halligan slid to the pole for the initial start after Phil Walter relinquished the spot before the green flag could drop.

Halligan’s pace was slowed with 12 down for a third turn spin by Brett Wanner.

The restart saw third runner Chase Dietz hop the cushion and spin in the first turn.

No further cautions would hinder the race after that point with Halligan holding off defending track champion Kevin Nouse for the victory on both of the restarts.

At the finish and for the final 10 laps, Halligan held a one-turn advantage over Nouse.

Matt Findley rode home third followed by Brent Shearer and Chris Frank.

Sixth through 10th went to Nyle Berkes, Brie Hershey, Todd Rittenhouse Jr., Glenndon Forsythe and Gregg Foster.

Heats went to Halligan, Foster and Shearer.

Feature Finishes 3/30/18

410 sprints: 1. Ryan Taylor, 2. Mark Smith, 3. TJ Stutts, 4. Anthony Macri, 5. Trey Starks, 6. Kasey Kahne, 7. Parker Price Miller, 8. Steve Buckwalter, 9. Greg Hodnett, 10. Brock Zearfoss, 11. Gerard McIntyre Jr., 12. Rick Lafferty, 13. Nicole Bower, 14. Caleb Helms, 15. Lucas Wolfe, 16. Lance Dewease, 17. Chad Trout, 18. Tyler Esh, 19. Freddie Rahmer, 20. Danny Dietrich, 21. Cory Haas, 22. Aaron Ott, 23. Brian Montieth, 24. Max McGhee

DNQ: Cale Conley, Bradley Howard, Matt Boland, Dave Blaney, Coleman Gullick, TJ Dehaven, Brandon Rahmer

358 sprints: 1. Jeff Halligan, 2. Kevin Nouse, 3. Matt Findley, 4. Brent Shearer, 5. Chris Frank, 6. Nyle Berkes, 7. Brie Hershey, 8. Todd Rittenhouse Jr., 9. Glenndon Forsythe, 10. Gregg Foster, 11. Brett Wanner, 12. Troy Wagaman, 13. Troy Rhome, 14. Scott Fisher, 15. Dave Bonner, 16. Chase Dietz, 17. Eric Parker, 18. Hank Donovan Jr., 19. Wyatt Hinkle, 20. Rich Eichelberger, 21. Phil Walter

March 18th 2018

The 2018 Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars once again had three shows planned but the weather cancelled two of them. The Friday night show at Williams Grove Speedway was cancelled due to cold temperatures. The Saturday race at Port Royal Speedway was also cancelled due to cold weather. Lincoln Speedway was the only track to get their race in on a cold Saturday afternoon. Brian Montieth passed race leader Alan Krimes on the last lap for the win with Cory Haas finishing 3rd. It was Brian Montieth's first win of the year.

This coming Friday March 23rd Williams Grove will try again for their first Friday night show of the year starting at 7:30pm. Saturday March 24th Lincoln Speedway moves their starting time to 6pm. Port Royal Speedway will go with their season opener on Saturday March 24th at 3pm.

Lucas Wolfe with 103 leads the Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars points over Greg Hodnett with Brian Montieth up to 3rd.

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After; March 17, 2018

Listing; position, car number, driver, points, series wins

1.    24    Lucas Wolfe            103    1
2.    27    Greg Hodnett            97
3.    21    Brian Montieth        75    1
3.    99    Kyle Moody            75
5.    48    Danny Dietrich        66    1
6.    1x    Chad Trout            60    1
7.    88    Brandon Rahmer        53
8.    07    Gerard McIntyre Jr        51
9.    87    Alan Krimes            49
10.    59    Jim Siegel            48
11.    51    Freddie Rahmer        43
12.    17    Caleb Helms            40
13.    39    Cory Haas            30
14.    69    Tim Glatfelter            26
15.    2w    Glenndon Forsythe        24
16.    3z    Brock Zearfoss        20
17.    29    Jason Shultz            18
18.    39    Anthony Macri        16
19.    11    T J Stutts            14
20.    14    Coleman Gullick        12

Coming Up...

23rd Williams Grove 7:30pm
24th Lincoln 6pm
24th Port Royal 3pm

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Brian Montieth wins at Lincoln Speedway Lew Brubaker Photo

MONTIETH WINS LAST LAP THRILLER FOR 56TH CAREER WIN AT LINCOLN SPEEDWAY;

Jeremy Ott claims first career win in Central PA Legends season opener

ABBOTTSTOWN, PA 3/17/2018 – Montieth drove under race-long leader Alan Krimes with the white flag waving entering the first and second turns, and raced away to his historic 56th career win in the 25-lap 410 sprint feature at the Fabulous Lincoln Speedway Saturday afternoon.

“That was my only shot,” said Montieth following his dramatic last lap pass for the win Saturday afternoon. “Alan (Krimes) was better than me in clean air…I was just hoping we’d get to lapped traffic sooner. (Krimes) had a 50-50 shot there on that one, and so did I, but we came out ahead.”

“I can’t say enough more about this Triple-X ride, Penske, and my boys. It’s going to be a long season I think for them because we might tear some stuff up. But it’s going to be fun.”

It looked like Alan Krimes had the field covered, leading the first 23 laps from his pole starting position. But then Montieth “happened”.

Montieth was charging through the field from his 9th starting position to move into second place by the 16th lap. But with Krimes effortlessly working through lapped traffic early on it didn’t appear Montieth would have a shot at the win.

A series of fortuitous cautions kept giving Krimes a clear track and clean air to remain in control as the laps wound down. Following the final caution restart with six laps to go Krimes finally caught lapped traffic with two laps to go. And Montieth was there.

“The track was a little narrow…I’ll be so glad when the lights are back on” reflected Montieth on his drive to the front in the final day race of the season at Lincoln Speedway. “There was a lot of passing out there and a lot of young guys out there holding there own for a long time. The track was demanding. It just shows you the competition that is here.”

With the white flag waving, Krimes got bottled up behind lapped cars entering the first and second turns. Montieth dove under Krimes and grabbed the lead exiting the second turn heading up the backstretch. Montieth held on through the final two turns to claim his first win of 2018.

“This is a new one,” said Montieth on this No.21 sprint car in victory lane after his crash the week before at Williams Grove. “That one got wrecked so they just put another one together…every week is a new week so we’ll see what happens.”

Krimes settled for the runner-up finish, with sixth-starting Cory Haas third, 10th-starting Kyle Moody fourth, and Jim Siegel fifth.

Completing the top-10 were Lucas Wolfe, Anthony Macri, Glenndon Forsythe, Greg Hodnett, and Caleb Helms

“It’s good to see the guys come in,” Montieth added about the teams who traveled to Lincoln to take advantage of the early-season racing. “It helps you gauge how you stack up against others around the country.”

Heats for the 27 410 Sprinters were won by Krimes, Brett Michalski, and Cole Young.

The fans who remained following the 410 sprint feature and braved the chilly afternoon weather got to see a great race-long battle in the season-opening 20-lap Central PA Legends feature. When the checkered flag waved, Carlisle’s Jeremy Ott was in front to notch his first career Legends victory.

Early race leader Donnie Leiby surrendered the top spot on lap nine to a charging Mason Chaney who was coming from his eighth starting position.

But Ott, who started ninth, kept pace with Chaney and made his race-winning pass on the 12th lap. Ott then held off Chaney the final eight laps to record his inaugural Legends victory.

10th-starting Travis McClelland finished third, fifth-starting Travis Perry finished fourth, and 19th-starting Lucas Montgomery finished a remarkable run in fifth.

Completing the top-10 were Leiby, Bill Diehl, 20th-starting Trent Yoder, 14th-starting Rick Hartwig, and 12th-starting Auston Bellemare.

Heats for the 30 Pizza Shop of Etters Central PA Legends were won by Chaney, Scott Haudeshell, and Perry, with Montgomery winning the consolation.

RACE RESULTS

Saturday, March 17, 2018

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

LAWRENCE CHEVROLET 410 SPRINTS

410 Sprint Feature Finish (25 Laps) – 1. 21-Brian Montieth ($3,500); 2. 87-Alan Krimes; 3. 39-Cory Haas; 4. 99M-Kyle Moody; 5. 59-Jim Siegel; 6. 24-Lucas Wolfe; 7. 39M-Anthony Macri; 8. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe; 9. 27-Greg Hodnett; 10. 17C-Caleb Helms; 11. 73B-Brett Michulski; 12. 07-Gerard McIntyre, Jr.; 13. 1X-Chad Trout; 14. 19-Landon Myers; 15. 69-Tim Glatfelter; 16. 35-Tyler Esh; 17. 10K-Joe Kata, III; 18. 22T-Matt Boland (DNF); 19. 17-Cole Young (DNF); 20. 48-Danny Dietrich (DNF); 21. 88-Brandon Rahmer (DNF); 22. 17B-Brett Michulski (DNF); 23. 51-Freddie Rahmer (DNF); 24. 3-Chris Prior (DNF). No Time

Lap Leaders – Alan Krimes (1-24), Brian Montieth (25)

410 Sprint Heat One Finish (10 laps/6 to qualify) – 1. 87-Alan Krimes; 2. 19-Landon Myers; 3. 51-Freddie Rahmer; 4. 99M-Kyle Moody; 5. 39M-Anthony Macri; 6. 1X-Chad Trout; 7. 07-Gerard McIntyre, Jr.; 8. 35-Tyler Esh; 9. 49H-Bradley Howard (DNF). No Time

410 Sprint Heat Two Finish (10 laps/6 to qualify) – 1. 73B-Brett Michalski; 2. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe; 3. 59-Jim Siegel; 4. 17B-Bill Balog; 5. 10-Joe Kata, III; 6. 24-Lucas Wolfe; 7. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 8. 21T-Scott Fisher (DNF); DNS – 7K-Cole Conley. No Time

410 Sprint Heat Three Finish (10 laps/6 to qualify) – 1. 17-Cole Young; 2. 39-Cory Haas; 3. 21-Brian Montieth; 4. 48-Danny Dietrich; 5. 17C-Caleb Helms; 6. 69-Tim Glatfelter; 7. 27-Greg Hodnett; 8. 22T-Matt Boland; 9. 3-Chris Priar (DNF). Time – 2:19.282

March 11th 2018

The 2018 Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars had three shows planned but only two were run. The Saturday race at Port Royal Speedway was cancelled early due to wet grounds and cold weather. Lincoln Speedway got their 2nd race of the year in on another sunny but cold day. Danny Dietrich made up for last weekends misfortune and took his first win of the year. Williams Grove Speedway opened their doors for the 2018 season on chilly Sunday afternoon. Lucas Wolfe led flag to finish for the win after finishing 2nd the day before at Lincoln Speedway. Greg Hodnett finished 2nd.

This coming Friday March 16th Williams Grove is back in action for their first Friday night race. Saturday March 17th Lincoln Speedway will have their third show of the year with Port Royal Speedway having their season opener the same day.

Lucas Wolfe & Greg Hodnett are tied for first place at the top of the points with Danny Dietrich in 3rd.

The 2018 schedule is also included in this release.

CHAMPION RACING OIL / STIRLING LUBRICANTS
                CENTRAL PA SPRINT CARS
                presented by Hoseheads.com

After; March 11, 2018

Listing; position, car number, driver, points, series wins

1.    24    Lucas Wolfe            85    1
1.    27    Greg Hodnett            85
3.    48    Danny Dietrich        66    1
4.    1x    Chad Trout            60    1
5.    88    Brandon Rahmer        53
6.    07    Gerard McIntyre Jr        51
7.    99    Kyle Moody            50
8.    51    Freddie Rahmer        43
9.    17    Caleb Helms            30
10.    59    Jim Siegel            28
11.    69    Tim Glatfelter            26
12.    21    Brian Montieth        25
13.    3z    Brock Zearfoss        20
14.    29    Jason Shultz            18
15.    11    T J Stutts            14
15.    87    Alan Krimes            14
17.    14    Coleman Gullick        12
18.    2w    Glenndon Forsythe        10

Coming Up...

March 16th Williams Grove
March 17th Port Royal
March 17th Lincoln

2018 Schedule

March
16th Williams Grove
17th Lincoln
17th Port Royal
23rd Williams Grove
24thLincoln
24th Port Royal
30th Williams Grove
31st Lincoln

April
6th Williams Grove
7th Port Royal
7th Lincoln
8th BAPS
13th Williams Grove ASCoC
14th Port Royal ASCoC
14th Lincoln
15th Bedford ASCoC
20th Williams Grove
21st Port Royal
21st Lincoln
22nd Selinsgrove
27th Williams Grove
28th Lincoln
28th Port Royal

May
4th Williams Grove
5th Lincoln
5th Port Royal
6th BAPS
11th Williams Grove
12th Lincoln
12th Port Royal
16th Lincoln WoO
18th Williams Grove WoO
19th Williams Grove WoO
22nd Bridgeport WoO
25th Williams Grove
26th Port Royal Weikert
27th Port Royal Weikert

June
1st Williams Grove
2nd Lincoln
2nd Port Royal
7th BAPS
8th Williams Grove
9th Lincoln
15th Williams Grove
16th Port Royal
16th Lincoln
17th BAPS
22nd Williams Grove
23rd Lincoln
23rd Port Royal
29th Williams Grove Speedweek
30th Lincoln Speedweek

July
1st Path Valley Speedweek
2nd Lincoln Speedweek
3rd Grandview Speedweek
4th Port Royal Speedweek
5th Hagerstown Speedweek
6th Williams Grove Speedweek
7th Port Royal Speedweek
8th Selinsgrove Speedweek
13th Williams Grove
14th Lincoln
14th Port Royal
20th Williams Grove WoO
21st Williams Grove WoO
24th New Egypt NJ
27th Williams Grove
28th Port Royal
28th Lincoln

August
3rd Williams Grove
4th Port Royal
4th Lincoln
11th Lincoln
17th Williams Grove
18th Port Royal
23rd Grandview ASCoC
24th Williams Grove ASCoC
25th Lincoln ASCoC
25th Port Royal
26th BAPS
31st Williams Grove

September
1st Port Royal
1st Lincoln
2nd Williams Grove
3rd Port Royal
7th Port Royal ASCoC
8th Port Royal ASCoC
14th Williams Grove
15th Selinsgrove ASCoC
20th BAPS
21st Williams Grove
22nd Lincoln
28th Williams Grove WoO
29th Williams Grove WoO

October
5th Williams Grove
6th Port Royal
13th Lincoln 1:30
13th BAPS
14th Selinsgrove
26th Port Royal WoO
27th Port Royal WoO

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Lucas Wolfe wins opening day Troy Junkins Photo

MECHANICSBURG - Lucas Wolfe of Mechanicsburg led from start to finish to pick up the prestigious Williams Grove Speedway season opener for sprint cars on Sunday afternoon.

Wolfe’s first victory in the oval opener was worth $3,600. It was the 18th overall victory of his Williams Grove Speedway career.

The initial start of the 25 lap main for the 410 sprints was red-flagged when Phoenixville’s Brian Montieth vaulted into a series of flips in the second corner after starting 10th.

Montieth escaped injury.

Wolfe then went to work from the pole position to take control in the event ahead of Ohio invader Caleb Helms.

The first 22 laps of the race went non-stop with Wolfe entering lapped traffic on the seventh tour while pulling away.

And by the time the caution flag unfurled with three laps to go, Wolfe had built up a 9.077 second lead over Helms.

The caution flag appeared for a spin in the third turn by Cory Haas, who was running in eighth spot at the time.

As Haas spun backward, defending opening day winner Danny Dietrich made contact with the spinner however he was able to stay under power.

On the restart, another red flag appeared for yet another series of flip, this time as executed by Anthony Macri in the first corner.

Again, there were no injuries.

Ninth starter Greg Hodnett made the most of the final three laps once action resumed, getting by Helms on the final circuit for second.

Hodnett had previously motored inside the top five by getting around Freddie Rahmer and Jason Shultz with five laps to go.

Wolfe took the win by 1.645 seconds over Hodnett with Helms in third followed by Rahmer and Brock Zearfoss.

Sixth through 10th went to Shultz, Danny Dietrich, TJ Stutts, Coleman Gulick and Gerard McIntyre Jr.

Twin heats went to Montieth and Zearfoss.

Feature finish: 1. Lucas Wolfe, 2. Greg Hodnett, 3. Caleb Helms, 4. Freddie Rahmer, 5. Brock Zearfoss, 6. Jason Shultz, 7. Danny Dietrich, 8. TJ Stutts, 9. Coleman Gulick, 10. Gerard McIntyre Jr., 11. Bradley Howard, 12. Troy Fraker, 13. Anthony Macri, 14. Cory Haas, 15. Rick Lafferty, 16. Kody Lehman, 17. Brandon Rahmer, 18. Brian Montieth, 19. Jared Esh

Danny Dietrich wins the 410 Sprint Car feature at Lincoln Speedway. Dave Giles Photo.

DANNY DIETRICH OUTDUALS WOLFE FOR 39TH CAREER LINCON WIN;

ABBOTTSTOWN, PA 3/10/2018 – “I think I’d rather forget about last week,” said Danny Dietrich upon exiting his Weikert’s Livestock/Sandoe’s Fruit Market No.48 in victory lane. “It feels good to be standing here today.”

“These guys (crew) put in a lot of hard work over time and so did I. To be good and get a daytime win here (feels real good)…last year it wasn’t over until it was nighttime.”

Fourth-starting Dietrich of Gettysburg followed polesitter and race-long leader Lucas Wolfe through the first half of the 25-lap feature before edging by for the lead at the start-finish line of the 14th lap. The caution waved for a spinning Chris Prior just before they got into the first and second turns, making the pass official even though the lap didn’t count as half the field didn’t cross the line before the caution actually waved. From there Dietrich was able to keep Wolfe behind him the rest of the way to claim his first win of the year and the $3,500 top prize that went with it in the 25-lap 410 sprint car feature at the Fabulous Lincoln Speedway Saturday afternoon.

“His car was really good,” said Dietrich on battle with Lucas Wolfe for the second week in-a-row. “He could really drive through the middle and drive the top pretty good and be pretty stuck.”

“I just felt the bottom was a good place to be. I got down there and stuck to it and made it my preferred line. Down there (turns one and two) you could move around. You could get on top and on bottom. I was just trying to make some moves. He’s got a fast car and he been hard to pass. I really wasn’t sure (if he could pass him).”

For the second straight week, Wolfe started on the pole, and led the first 13 laps before yielding to Dietrich, who had caught second-starting Kyle Moody for the runner-up spot on lap nine. Dietrich chased Wolfe after moving into second place, but was waiting for the right moment to make a bid for the lead. Dietrich found the opportunity exiting the fourth turn on the 14th lap and edged by at the line to complete the lap.

“I knew I just had to get back out”, said Dietrich on trying to wrestle the lead from Wolfe. “At some point in time I knew I had to abort my line and get back out and disturb his air…I’m glad he didn’t get back in front of me. I wasn’t sure I could get back by him. The track was getting pretty narrow all around and I wasn’t sure I could get back around him.”

An 18th lap caution for a spinning Caleb Helms gave Wolfe one last opportunity to retake the lead from Dietrich. But Dietrich was up to the challenge and raced to a 1.215-seconds win in front of Wolfe for his 39th career win at the Pigeon Hills oval.

“I was pretty good before that last caution came out,” revealed Dietrich afterwards. “I didn’t feel like my car was as good after that caution and I wasn’t sure with all the (previous) cautions that my tires were sealing over a little bit or whatever.”

“I had him at the line (just before the caution came out) and who knows if I would have made it through one and two in front of him…I’m just glad to beat him.”

Wolfe settled for second, with third-starting Greg Hodnett finishing third, ninth-starting Brian Monteith fourth, and Moody settling for fifth. Sixth through tenth were tenth-starting Brandon Rahmer, 12th-starting Gerard McIntyre, Jr., 16th-starting Tim Glatfelter, 15th-starting Jim Siegel, and opening day winner Chad Trout.

Heats for the 25 410 Sprints were won by Wolfe, Caleb Helms (who was collected in Freddie Rahmer’s spin on lap 12 of the feature and then spun again in turn two of lap 19), and Cory Haas whose early season woes continued with a spin from his sixth-starting spot at the drop of the green in the first two turns of the feature. Haas did come back through the field to finish 11th.

Next Saturday, March 17th, Lincoln Speedway returns with its final afternoon show, but its first 2-division show, of 2018 with the 410 Sprints being joined by the Central PA Legends. Gates will open at noon, with heats beginning at 2 PM.

RACE RESULTS

Saturday, March 10, 2018

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

LAWRENCE CHEVROLET 410 SPRINTS

410 Sprint Feature Finish (25 Laps) – 1. 48-Danny Dietrich ($3,500); 2. 24-Lucas Wolfe; 3. 27-Greg Hodnett; 4. 21-Brian Montieth; 5. 99M-Kyle Moody; 6. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 7. 07-Gerard McIntyre, Jr.; 8. 69-Tim Glatfelter; 9. 59-Jim Siegel; 10. 1X-Chad Trout; 11. 39-Cory Haas; 12. 39M-Anthony Macri; 13. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe; 14. 14-Coleman Gullick; 15. 19-Lando Myers; 16. 73B-Brett Michalski; 17. 10K-Joe Katas, III; 18. 49-Bradley Howard; 19. 17C-Caleb Helms; 20. 3-Chris Prior; 21. 51-Freddie Rahmer (DNF); 22. 21T-Scott Fisher (DNF); 23. 17-Cole Young (DNF); DNS – 87-Alan Krimes. No Time

Lap Leaders – Lucas Wolfe (1-13), Danny Dietrich (14-25)

410 Sprint Heat One Finish (10 laps) – 1. 24-Lucas Wolfe; 2. 48-Danny Dietrich; 3. 99M-Kyle Moody; 4. 27-Greg Hodnett; 5. 17-Cole Young; 6. 69-Tim Glatfelter; 7. 73B-Brett Michalski; 8. 87 (DNF); 9. 3-Chris Prior (DNF). No Time

410 Sprint Heat Two Finish (10 laps) – 1. 17C-Caleb Helms; 2. 21-Brian Montieth; 3. 07-Gerard McIntyre, Jr.; 4. 51-Freddie Rahmer; 5. 19-Landon Myers; 6. 21T-Scott Fisher; 7. 48H-Bradley Howard; 8. 10-Joe Kata, III (DNF). No Time

410 Sprint Heat Three Finish (10 laps) – 1. 39-Cory Haas; 2. 1X-Chad Trout; 3. 39M-Anthony Macri; 4. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 5. 59-Jim Siegel; 6. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe; 7. 14-Coleman Gullick (DNF); 8. 19D-Wyatt Hinkle (DNF). No Time

March 4th 2018

2018 CHAMPION RACING OIL/STIRLING LUBRICANTS CENTRAL PA SPRINT CARS Presented by HOSEHEADS

with associate sponsors; ButlerBuilt Seats, Conroy “Pneu” Control, Hoosier Tire Mid-Atlantic, Maxim Chassis, Capitol Renegade, Fast Tees and J&S Fabrication.

Chad Trout Wins 2018 Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars Season Opener

The 2018 Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars season opened up at Lincoln Speedway on Saturday afternoon at 2pm. On a sunny but cold and windy March afternoon Chad Trout won "The Icebreaker" for his first ever 410 sprint car feature victory to place him at the top of the point series going in to next weeks three race weekend. Brandon Rahmer finished 2nd with Kyle Moody 3rd.

This coming Saturday March 10th at 2pm Lincoln Speedway hosts their 2nd show of the year with Port Royal having their season opener the same day at 5pm. It is possible for a driver to compete in both shows that day. Sunday March 11th Williams Grove Speedway opens their 2018 season at 2pm to make for a possible three race weekend already in early March.

Chad Trout is the point leader over Brandon Rahmer and Kyle Moody.

The 2018 schedule is also included in this release.

2018 CHAMPION RACING OIL/STIRLING LUBRICANTS CENTRAL PA SPRINT CARS
presented by Hoseheads.com

Listing; position, car number, driver, points, series wins

1.    1x    Chad Trout            50    1
2.    88    Brandon Rahmer        35
3.    99    Kyle Moody            30
4.    07    Gerard McIntyre Jr        25
5.    27    Greg Hodnett            20
6.    51    Freddie Rahmer        18
7.    59    Jim Siegel            16
8.    87    Alan Krimes            14
9.    69    Tim Glatfelter            12
10.    2w    Glenndon Forsythe        10

Coming Up...

March 10th Lincoln 2pm
March 10th Port Royal 5pm
March 11th Williams Grove 2pm

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Chad Trout in victory lane at Lincoln Speedway Kris Keath Photo

Saturday, March 3, 2018

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

2018 SEASON OPENING ICE BREAKER 30

UPCOMING SCHEDULE:

Sat., March 10, 2018 (2 PM) 410 Sprints plus open practice session for other divisions

Sat., March 17, 2018 (2 PM) 410 Sprints and Central PA Legends

Sat., March 24, 2018 (6 PM) 410 Sprints and 358 Sprints

CHAD TROUT SCORES CAREER FIRST IN “ICEBREAKER 30” SEASON OPENER AT LINCOLN SPEEDWAY;

410 SPRINTS, OPEN PRACTICE FOR OTHER DIVISIONS NEXT SATURDAY AFTERNOON

ABBOTTSTOWN, PA 3/3/2018 – He’s won in super sportsman and 358 sprint cars, but Dover’s Chad Trout raced to his first career 410 sprint car win in Saturday’s season-opening $4,000-to-win “Icebreaker 30” at Lincoln Speedway.

By virtue of a top-10 redraw for the feature, Trout started on the outside of the front row to Lucas Wolfe who started on the pole. Wolfe led the opening lap, but, disaster struck for three of the top drivers as Wolfe suddenly slowed in turn 2, leading to a Brian Montieth spin collecting Danny Dietrich in the process. Dietrich and Wolfe were done for the day, handing the lead over to Trout.

From there Trout led the field until second-place invader Cole Duncan ran into the spinning cars of Scott Fisher and Cory Haas in turns three and four of lap five.

Brandon Rahmer caught Kyle Moody for send on the restart and chased him the rest of the way. But Rahmer’s father, Fred, may have unknowingly helped Chad to his first win.

“I saw Fred (Rahmer) walk out on the track, commented Trout about the 21st lap caution. “I slowed up as much as I could, and I saw him motion to Brandon to move up in turn one, so I rolled around the corner and looked at the track, and it was black-slick from the bottom to the top, so I’m like ‘I think I know what he means.’ So I just rolled the outside.

With that, Trout surged out in front on the race’s final restart and led the final nine laps and took the checkered 1.731 seconds in front for his inaugural 410 sprint win.

“All these people back here standing behind the car believe in me,” said Trout upon exiting his Jiffy Lube/Egg Farm No.1X in victory lane. “They believe in me more than I do. I owe it all to them. Jim (Walker) passed away last year, and I wanted to win for him. Randy Oberlander and his wife Steph bought the team and I couldn’t ask for better owners. All the people back here deserve it as much as I do.

At the checkered, Brandon Rahmer settled for second, with Moody third, Gerard McIntyre Jr. fourth, and Greg Hodnett fifth. Sixth through 10th were Freddie Rahmer (Who flipped in warm-ups and made repairs for his heat), Jim Siegle, hard charger Alan Krimes (who started 20th), Tim Glatfelter, and Glenndon Forsythe.

Montieth ended up coming back following the 2nd lap mishap to finish 11th.

“Clean air made a huge difference. These cars handle so different when you’re in traffic. Once I got out there and wasn’t behind any cars, I could run in twice as hard as what I could run it when it was behind cars. If I’d have been in traffic another ten laps, I would have been in trouble.”

Heats for the 20 410 Sprints were won by Danny Dietrich and Greg Hodnett.

“This is a tough sport. Track conditions kinda played in my favor. The wind’s horrible. You drive both ends of the track differently. I’m sure it was hard to pass in traffic. You couldn’t get through lapped cars, and they’re doing what they have to do. If someone would have been right on me, they should have been able to pass me. My crew chief Brandon is doing a great job, and I owe it all to the whole team.

Next Saturday, March 10th, Lincoln Speedway returns with another single-division 410 sprint car show. Then immediately afterwards an open practice session will be held for all regularly-scheduled divisions. Gates open at noon, with qualifying to begin at 2 PM.

RACE RESULTS

Saturday, March 3, 2018

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

2018 SEASON OPENING ICE BREAKER 30

LAWRENCE CHEVROLET 410 SPRINTS

410 Sprint Ice Breaker 30 Feature Finish (30 Laps) – 1. 1X-Chad Trout ($4,000); 2. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 3. 99-Kyle Moody; 4. 07-Gerard McIntyre, Jr.; 5. 27-Greg Hodnett; 6. 51-Freddie Rahmer; 7. 59-Jim Siegel; 8. 87-Alan Krimes (Hard Charger); 9. 69-Tim Glatfelter; 10. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe; 11. 21-Brian Montieth; 12. 39M-Anthony Macri; 13. 73B-Brett Michulski; 14. 19-Landon Myers; 15. 22-Cole Duncan; 16. 17-Cole Young; 17. 39-Cory Haas (DNF); 18. 21T-Scott Fisher (DNF); 19. 24-Lucas Wolfe (DNF); 20. 48-Danny Dietrich (DNF). No Time

Lap Leaders – Lucas Wolfe (1), Chad Trout (2-30)

410 Sprint Heat One Finish (10 laps) – 1. 48-Danny Dietrich; 2. 24-Lucas Wolfe; 3. 69-Tim Glatfelter; 4. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 5. 21-Brian Montieth; 6. 19-Landon Myers; 7. 21T-Scott Fisher; 8. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe; 9. 17-Cole Young; 10. 39-Cory Haas (DNF). No Time

410 Sprint Heat Two Finish (10 laps) – 1. 27-Greg Hodnett; 2. 07-Gerard McIntyre, Jr.; 3. 1X-Chad Trout; 4. 99M-Kyle Moody; 5. 22-Cole Duncan; 6. 51-Freddie Rahmer; 7. 59-Jim Siegel; 8. 73B-Brett Michulski; 9. 39M-Anthony Macri; DNS – 87-Alan Krimes. Time – 2:31.220

2018 Schedule (tentative)

February
24th Lincoln Weather

March
3rd Lincoln Chad Trout
10th Lincoln Danny Dietrich
10th Port Royal Weather
11th Williams Grove Lucas Wolfe
16th Williams Grove Weather
17th Lincoln Brian Montieth
17th Port Royal Weather
23rd Williams Grove Weather
24th Lincoln Weather
24th Port Royal Weather
30th Williams Grove Ryan Taylor
31st Lincoln Brian Montieth
31st Port Royal Lance Dewease

April
6th Williams Grove Cory Haas
7th Port Royal Dave Blaney
7th Lincoln Tyler Esh
8th BAPS Danny Dietrich
13th Williams Grove ASCoC Lance Dewease
14th Port Royal ASCoC Lance Dewease
14th Lincoln Freddie Rahmer
15th Bedford ASCoC Weather
20th Williams Grove Brock Zearfoss
21st Port Royal Brock Zearfoss
21st Lincoln Danny Dietrich
22nd Selinsgrove Mark Smith
27th Williams Grove Brian Montieth
28th Lincoln Weather
28th Port Royal Greg Hodnett

May
4th Williams Grove Aaron Ott
5th Lincoln Weather
5th Port Royal Danny Dietrich
6th BAPS Weather moved to 13th
11th Williams Grove Lance Dewease
12th Lincoln Weather
12th Port Royal Weather
13th BAPS Weather
16th Lincoln WoO Weather
18th Williams Grove WoO Weather
19th Williams Grove WoO Weather
22nd Bridgeport WoO Weather
25th Williams Grove Steve Buckwalter
26th Port Royal Weikert Lance Dewease
26th Lincoln Weather
27th Port Royal Weikert Lucas Wolfe

June
1st Williams Grove Danny Dietrich
2nd Lincoln Weather
2nd Port Royal Trey Starks
3rd Bedford Weather
7th BAPS Lance Dewease
8th Williams Grove Greg Hodnett
9th Lincoln Jim Siegel
15th Williams Grove Lucas Wolfe
16th Port Royal Greg Hodnett
16th Lincoln Brian Montieth
22nd Williams Grove Weather
23rd Lincoln Weather
23rd Port Royal Weather
29th Williams Grove Speedweek Trey Starks
30th Lincoln Speedweek Danny Dietrich

July
1st Path Valley Speedweek Cole Duncan
2nd Lincoln Speedweek Danny Dietrich
3rd Grandview Speedweek Kyle Larson
4th Port Royal Speedweek Lucas Wolfe
5th Hagerstown Speedweek Lance Dewease
6th Williams Grove Speedweek Lance Dewease
7th Port Royal Speedweek Danny Dietrich
8th Selinsgrove Speedweek Lucas Wolfe
13th Williams Grove Freddie Rahmer
14th Lincoln Danny Dietrich/Anthony Macri
14th Port Royal Logan Wagner
15th BAPS Greg Hodnett
19th Lincoln WoO Freddie Rahmer
20th Williams Grove WoO Lance Dewease
21st Williams Grove WoO Weather
24th New Egypt NJ Weather
27th Williams Grove Weather
28th Port Royal Lance Dewease
28th Lincoln Chase Dietz

August
3rd Williams Grove Weather
4th Port Royal Logan Wagner
4th Lincoln Brian Montieth
10th BAPS Brian Montieth
11th Lincoln Freddie Rahmer
17th Williams Grove Weather
18th Port Royal Lucas Wolfe
18th Lincoln Brian Montieth
19th Trail Way Weather
23rd Grandview ASCoC Aaron Reutzel
24th Williams Grove ASCoC Freddie Rahmer/Jim Siegel
25th Lincoln ASCoC Carson Macedo
25th Port Royal Tyler Reeser
26th BAPS ASCoC Tony Stewart
31st Williams Grove Weather

September
1st Port Royal AJ Flick
1st Lincoln Brian Montieth
2nd Williams Grove Cory Haas
3rd Port Royal Aaron Reutzel
7th Port Royal ASCoC Freddie Rahmer
8th Port Royal ASCoC Weather
14th Williams Grove Weather
15th Selinsgrove ASCoC Ryan Smith
20th BAPS Danny Dietrich
21st Williams Grove Cancelled
22nd Lincoln Cancelled
28th Williams Grove WoO Gio Scelzi
29th Williams Grove WoO Lance Dewease

October
5th Williams Grove Lance Dewease/Lucas Wolfe
6th Lincoln Dirt Classic Tim Shaffer
12th Port Royal Freddie Rahmer
13th BAPS Gerard McIntyre Jr
13th Lincoln Tim Glatfelter
14th Selinsgrove Lucas Wolfe
20th Port Royal Weather
26th Port Royal WoO Weather
27th Port Royal WoO Weather
28th Port Royal WoO Donny Schatz

January 25th 2018

2018 CHAMPION RACING OIL/STIRLING LUBRICANTS CENTRAL PA SPRINT CARS Presented by HOSEHEADS

with associate sponsors; ButlerBuilt Seats, Conroy “Pneu” Control, Hoosier Tire Mid-Atlantic, Maxim Chassis, Capitol Renegade, Fast Tees and J&S Fabrication.

Stirling Lubricants Joins Champion Racing Oil As Title Sponsors For 2018

Stirling Lubricants out of Rochester New York have come on board as co-title sponsors with Champion Racing Oil for the 2018 Central PA Sprint Cars. For over 100 years, Stirling Lubricants Inc. has manufactured exceptional quality cutting oils, stamping oils, quench oils, hydraulic and way oils. Stirling Lubricants is also a distributor of High Performance and High Quality Lubricants including a vast line of chemicals. Their familiar SL logo has been on New York modifieds for years and they are now branching out to Central PA sprint cars.

Champion Racing Oil out of Clinton MO is an industry leader in development of synthetic motor oils for motorsports and racing. They are in their 6th year as co-title sponsor of the Central PA Sprint Car Series. Both companies are huge supporters of racing and will be the names at the top of the Central PA Sprint Car Series for 2018.

Jim and Sandy Kline's, J&S Fabrication of Grantville PA have joined the series as an associate sponsor. They have been long time supporters of Central PA sprint car racing as car owners with their familiar yellow #22 and as sponsors. They are now part of the Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars for 2018.

J&J Auto Racing, Smith Titanium and Indy Race Parts have all joined as end of season product sponsors.

After eight months of racing Danny Dietrich won the 2017 championship and the $6,000 that goes along with it by just one point over 2nd place Lucas Wolfe.

1. 48/29 Danny Dietrich 1495 12
2. 24/5w Lucas Wolfe 1494 8
3. 27 Greg Hodnett 1234 7
4. 69K Lance Dewease 1085 12
5. 3z/58 Brock Zearfoss 1082 7
6. 51 Freddie Rahmer 977 6
7. 21 Brian Montieth 890 3
8. 1/55 Dale Blaney 507
9. 11 T J Stutts 500
10. 39 Cory Haas 476

The top 10 in final points all received checks from the point fund, provided by Champion Racing Oil, BR Motorsports, Hoseheads, ButlerBuilt Seats, Conroy “Pneu” Control, Hoosier Tire Mid-Atlantic, Maxim Chassis, RAACE, EMI, Winters Performance Products, Capitol Renegade, Fast Tees, CnB Chubby and Speedway Motors. Without these sponsors this payout would not be possible.

The season ended with 86 races in the books running at 11 different race tracks. Points are tallied during the season by finishing in the top 10 of a feature event. During the year there were 28 different winners with 107 drivers earning top-10 finishes to gain points in the series.
Drivers also received an assortment of product certificates from Wings Unlimited, Panchos Racing Products, Kreitz Oval Track Parts, Keizer Aluminum Wheels, Zemco Speed Equipment and ATL Fuel Cells.
Champion Danny Dietrich received a product certificate from Maxim Chassis and a champions jacket from Infinity Designs. Both Danny and car owner Gary Kauffman received championship trophies. 2nd place Lucas Wolfe received a product certificate from Triple X Chassis.
I want to thank all of the above sponsors because without them this point series payout would not be possible.

The 2018 season kicks off on Saturday February 24th at 2pm at Lincoln Speedway.

2018 Schedule Coming Soon.....

Watch for news about the 2018 Champion Racing Oil/Stirling Lubricants
   Central PA Sprint Cars Presented by Hoseheads at
www.hoseheads.com/papointseries.html

Champion Racing Oil www.championbrands.com

Stirling Lubricants www.stirlinglubricants.com

Hoseheads Sprint Car News www.hoseheads.com

Maxim Chassis racemaxims.com/

Hoosier Tire Mid-Atlantic www.hoosiermidatlantic.com/

ButlerBuilt Professional Seat systems www.butlerbuilt.net/

Conroy Pneu-Control www.conroypneucontrol.com/

Capitol Renegade www.capitolrenegade.com

Fast Tees www.fasttees.net

J&S Fabrication

    End of Season Product Sponsors: Wings Unlimited , Panchos Racing Products, Kreitz Oval Track Parts, Keizer Aluminum Wheels, Zemco Speed Equipment, Triple X Race Co, ATL Fuel Cells,
    Caskey Group, Infinity Design, J&J Auto Racing, Smith Titanium, Indy Race Parts.

CHAMPION OIL is an industry leader in development of synthetic motor oils for motorsports and racing. Champion's multi-viscosity motor oils contain high zinc and phosphorous formulas designed to deliver the correct balance of chemistry to protect high performance engines, especially those using flat tappet roller cams operating at high RPM's and requiring high-pressure valve springs.
These “purpose-built” lubricant products contain Champion’s proprietary TVS® (Thermal Viscosity Stabilizer) which extends oil film capacity for better protection at high temperatures. The Champion oils also contain special lubricity modifiers to reduce friction, and unlock the full potential of any engine by providing increased compression, horsepower
and torque.
For more information about Champion contact your nearest Champion Distributor, or call Champion at 660-890-6231. Champion Brands, LLC; 1001 Golden Drive, Clinton, MO,64735
or go to http://www.championbrands.com

Stirling Lubricants Inc. is a leading manufacturer and supplier of specialty cutting oils, stamping oils, quench oils, hydraulic & way oils as well as a distributor of high quality Lubricants! Established over 100 years ago, we have become a leading distributor for industrial, machining, agricultural, automotive, construction, trucking, logging, high performance motorsports and more lubricants! Our products adhere to specific engineering standards set by the lubricant industry. With a dedicated team and quality products, we are able to provide our clients with oils and lubricants they can trust from brands they know. Our cutting/industrial oils are made from 100% Pennsylvania crude oil, which arguably are the “Best in the World!” We are able to deliver our products within 24 to 48 hours! We have expanded our chemical product line to create innovating cleaning chemicals and compounds that remove all varieties of residues and dirt.

For more information about Stirling Lubricants go to www.stirlinglubricants.com

2018 Champion Danny Dietrich with car owner Gary Kauffman

Lance Dewease Wins The Final Race, Danny Dietrich Wins The Championship

The Champion Racing Oil/BR Motorsports Central PA Sprint Cars 2017 season ended Saturday October 28th at Susquehanna Speedway. Lance Dewease won the feature for his 12th win of the year and finished 4th in points while running a limited schedule.

Danny Dietrich won the 2017 Champion Racing Oil/BR Motorsports Central PA Sprint Cars championship and the $6,000 that goes along with it by one point over 2nd place Lucas Wolfe. It is Danny's first Champion Racing Oil/BR Motorsports Central PA Sprint Cars series title. Danny Dietrich finished out the year with 12 wins and 1495 points while Lucas Wolfe had 8 wins and 1494 points.

The top 10 in final points will all receive checks from the $24,000 point fund, provided by Champion Racing Oil, BR Motorsports, Hoseheads, ButlerBuilt Seats, Conroy “Pneu” Control, Hoosier Tire Mid-Atlantic, Maxim Chassis, RAACE, EMI, Winters Performance Products, Capitol Renegade, Fast Tees, CnB Chubby and Speedway Motors.

POINTS AFTER 10/28/17    FINAL

1. 48/29 Danny Dietrich 1495 12
2. 24/5w Lucas Wolfe 1494 8
3. 27 Greg Hodnett 1234 7
4. 69K Lance Dewease 1085 12
5. 3z/58 Brock Zearfoss 1082 7
6. 51 Freddie Rahmer 977 6
7. 21 Brian Montieth 890 3
8. 1/55 Dale Blaney 507
9. 11 T J Stutts 500
10. 39 Cory Haas 476
11. 87 Alan Krimes 455
12. 5 Dylan Cisney 396
13. 16 Matt Campbell 347 1
14. 44 Trey Starks 339 2
15. 5 David Gravel 339 4
16. 25 Aaron Ott 338
17. 16 Gerard McIntyre Jr 314 1
18. 3 James McFadden 303 1
19. 15 Donny Schatz 295 1
20. 07 Doug Esh 285 2
21. 12 Blane Heimbach 264 1
22. 55 Mike Wagner 255
23. 39 Anthony Macri 254 1
24. 0 Rick Lafferty 242 1
25. 9 Daryn Pittman 236
26. 88 Brandon Rahmer 228
26. 94 Ryan Smith 228
28. 17B Steve Buckwalter 227   1
29. 1x Chad Trout 224
30. M1 Mark Smith 199   1
31. 21 Brian Brown 188   2
32. 49 Brad Sweet 184
33. 59 Jim Siegel 180
34. 20 Ryan Taylor 176
35. 2W Glenndon Forsythe 168 2
36. 8 Billy Dietrich 153
37. 37 J J Grasso 152    2
38. 57 Kyle Larson 150 3
39. 49x Tim Shaffer 149
40. 24 Rico Abreu 145 1
41. 5 Chase Dietz 142
42. 99M Kyle Moody 139
43. 7W Logan Wagner 126 1
44. 2 Shane Stewart 111   1
45. 2M Kerry Madsen 110
45. 10H Chad Kemenah 110
47. 55K Robbie Kendall 96
48. 41 Jason Johnson 88
49. 5 Tyler Ross 86
50. 47K Kody Lehman 84
51. 93 Sheldon Haudenschild 82
52. 91/7 Kyle Reinhardt 79
53. 69 Tim Glatfelter 76
54. 19 Brent Marks 70 1
55. 1s Logan Schuchart 67
56. 8s Trenton Sheaffer 65
57. 35 Daryl Stimeling 60
58. 17 Caleb Helms 51
59. 4K Lynton Jeffery 50 1
60. 71 Joey Saldana 49
61 44 Rodney Westhafer 46
61. 33 Jared Esh 46
61. 98 Carl Bowser 46
64. 1* Tim Wagaman 45
65. 29 Jason Shultz 42
66. 3K Tim Kaeding 40
67. 35 Tyler Walker 38
67. 2 A J Flick 38
67. 10 Tyler Bear 38
70. 747 Davey Sammons 37
71. 07 Sammy Swindell 35
71. 35 Steve Owings 35
73. 71M Dave Blaney 34
73. 22 Cole Duncan 34
75. 44 Joey Hershey 32
76. 21T Scott Fisher 30
76. 74 Dwayne Gutshall 30
76. 26 Curt Stroup 30
79. 19M Landon Myers 25
79. 14 Coleman Gulick 25
79. 75 Nicole Bower 25
82. 14 Tony Stewart 20
82. 7K Dan Shetler 20
84. 89 Robbie Stillwaggon 18
84. 5 Adrian Shaffer 18
86. 91 Tony Fiore 16
86. 27G Jay Galloway 16
86. 33 Michael Walter II 16
86. 18 Ian Madsen 16
86. 10 Zach Eucalano 16
86. 5 Justin Barger 16
92. 1w Eric Tomecek 14
92. 4 Paul McMahan 14
92. 17 Josh Baughman 14
95. 75 Frankie Herr 12
95. 69 Shane Hoff 12
95. 4 Kasey Kahne 12
95. 7c Caleb Armstrong 12
95. 4 Dwight Leppo 12
95. 10 Joe Kata III 12
95. 17 Jac Haudenschild 12
102. 17B Bill Balog 10
102. 3 Kevin Nouse 10
102. 47 Eric Riggins Jr 10
102. 33 Max Stambaugh 10
102. D4 Danny Holtgraver 10
102. 7s Jason Sides 10

Watch for news about the 2017 Champion Racing Oil/BR Motorsports
   Central PA Sprint Cars Presented by Hoseheads at
www.hoseheads.com/papointseries.html

Champion Racing Oil http://www.championbrands.com

BR Motorsports http://www.brmotorsports.com

Hoseheads Sprint Car News www.hoseheads.com

Maxim Chassis http://racemaxims.com/

Hoosier Tire Mid-Atlantic http://www.hoosiermidatlantic.com/

ButlerBuilt Professional Seat systems http://www.butlerbuilt.net/

Conroy Pneu-Control http://www.conroypneucontrol.com/

Capitol Renegade http://www.capitolrenegade.com

Fast Tees http://www.fasttees.net

J&S Fabrication

    End of Season Product Sponsors: Wings Unlimited, Panchos Racing Products, Kreitz
Oval Track Parts, Keizer Aluminum Wheels, Zemco Speed Equipment, Triple X Race Co, ATL Fuel Cells,
    Caskey Group, Infinity Design, J&J Auto Racing, Smith Titanium, Indy Race Parts..

CHAMPION OIL is an industry leader in development of synthetic motor oils for motorsports and racing. Champion's multi-viscosity motor oils contain high zinc and phosphorous formulas designed to deliver the correct balance of chemistry to protect high performance engines, especially those using flat tappet roller cams operating at high RPM's and requiring high-pressure valve springs.
These “purpose-built” lubricant products contain Champion’s proprietary TVS® (Thermal Viscosity Stabilizer) which extends oil film capacity for better protection at high temperatures. The Champion oils also contain special lubricity modifiers to reduce friction, and unlock the full potential of any engine by providing increased compression, horsepower
and torque.
For more information about Champion contact your nearest Champion Distributor, or call Champion at 660-890-6231. Champion Brands, LLC; 1001 Golden Drive, Clinton, MO,64735
or go to http://www.championbrands.com 64735 or go to http://www.championbrands.com

Stirling Lubricants Inc. is a leading manufacturer and supplier of specialty cutting oils, stamping oils, quench oils, hydraulic & way oils as well as a distributor of high quality Lubricants! Established over 100 years ago, we have become a leading distributor for industrial, machining, agricultural, automotive, construction, trucking, logging, high performance motorsports and more lubricants! Our products adhere to specific engineering standards set by the lubricant industry. With a dedicated team and quality products, we are able to provide our clients with oils and lubricants they can trust from brands they know. Our cutting/industrial oils are made from 100% Pennsylvania crude oil, which arguably are the “Best in the World!” We are able to deliver our products within 24 to 48 hours! We have expanded our chemical product line to create innovating cleaning chemicals and compounds that remove all varieties of residues and dirt.

For more information about Stirling Lubricants go to www.stirlinglubricants.com

Thanks to Bryan Householder for all points tabulation

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