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Sept. 21 Lincoln Speedway Dirt Classic with the All Star Circuit of Champions - Winner Brian Montieth with the Jerry Parrish Motorsports Race Team Paul Arch

Saturday, September 21, 2019

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

BRIAN MONTIETH SCORES WIN FOR PA POSSE IN DIRT CLASSIC 6

UPCOMING SCHEDULE:

Saturday, September 28 (6:00pm) Hank Gentzler Memorial | Manufacturers Appreciation Race presented by Pancho’s Racing Products | 410 Sprints + 358 Sprints

Abbottstown, PA (September 21, 2019) – After watching the PA Posse struggle to find victory lane against the All Stars during their last few trips to Central PA, Brian Montieth scored a $20,000 win against the traveling series on Saturday night at Lincoln Speedway. Montieth’s win put his name in the record books with Stevie Smith as a two-time winner of the Dirt Classic.

The Dirt Classic offers a unique two heat format where drivers earn points for time trials and two sets of heats. The first set is lined up based on time trial results and the second set sees each heat lined up with an invert of nine.

After qualifying was completed Montieth had a one-point advantage over Aaron Reutzel to earn him the pole for the 40-lap main event.

Reutzel had the advantage at the line on the start when Justin Peck lost a wheel on the front stretch bringing out the yellow.

The field lined up for a complete restart with Reutzel once again getting an advantage over Montieth when the green flag flew.

Reutzel was riding around the bottom of the track with Montieth living up to his nickname, “The Edge”, as he rode around the top side of the 3/8-mile oval.

Montieth was lurking right behind Reutzel as he was better in turns 3 and 4. Reutzel had the advantage in turns 1 and 2 and that was enough to keep Montieth at bay.

The leaders were catching the tail end of the field on lap 10 when the red flag came out for Anthony Macri. Macri hit the wall in turn three while running third.

Reutzel led Montieth, Brian Brown, Danny Dietrich and Freddie Rahmer for the restart. Dietrich was up to fourth from his eighteenth starting spot.

Montieth had the advantage on the restart but Reutzel went to the inside of turns 3 and 4 and got back to the line first. The red flag came out again for two separate incidents. Dale Blaney and Tyler Walton got together in turn 3 with Blaney’s car parked on the wall.

Kyle Moody and Chase Dietz were both spun around in turn 4. Both Moody and Dietz were able to rejoin the field.

Dietrich was all over Brown for third and he got around him for the spot on lap 13. Rahmer followed two laps later sending Brown back to fifth.

Reutzel approached lapped traffic on lap 20 and had a .898 second advantage over Montieth at the halfway point of the race.

As the leaders worked through lapped traffic Montieth took the lead coming out of turn 4 on lap 25.

Rahmer got by Dietrich for third on lap 26 with Dietrich taking the spot back two laps later.

Dietrich was on a roll and moved into second on lap 30 but the caution came out for James McFadden. The field was reset to the previous lap erasing Dietrich’s pass for second.

Reutzel and Dietrich battled for second as Montieth pulled away. Montieth had a 2.592 second advantage with 5 laps to go.

Montieth’s lead was all but erased as he caught lapped traffic with 4 laps to go. Montieth and Reutzel were both stuck to the bottom of the track, same as the lapped cars in front of them. Montieth went high in turns 3 and 4 with three laps to go which allowed Reutzel to gain even more on the leader.

Dietrich had caught Montieth and Reutzel with two laps to go. In a last-ditch effort, Reutzel went high going into turn 3 on the last lap. With Reutzel riding the top, Dietrich went low and got by Reutzel for second in the last turn of the last lap of the 40-lap feature.

Reutzel held onto third. Rahmer crossed the line fourth and Brown finished fifth.

Aaron Reutzel, Jim Siegel, Brian Brown, Paul McMahan and Anthony Macri won the first round of heats. The second round of heats were won by Dylan Norris, Glenndon Forsythe, Brian Montieth, Chase Dietz and Trey Starks.

Lance Dewease won the B-main and Aaron Reutzel set quick time over the 49-car field with a lap of 13.492 seconds.

Lincoln Speedway is back in action on Saturday, September 28 with the Hank Gentzler Memorial Manufacturers Appreciation Race presented by Pancho Racing Products featuring the 410 and 358 Sprints. Racing starts at 6:00PM with pit gates opening at 3:30PM and grandstand gates opening at 4:00PM.

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, September 21, 2019

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

Gene Latta Ford 410 Sprint Cars:

410 Sprint Car Dirt Classic Feature Finish (40 Laps) – 1. 21-Brian Montieth ($20,000); 2. 48-Danny Dietrich; 3. 87-Aaron Reutzel; 4. 51-Freddie Rahmer; 5. 21B-Brian Brown; 6. 59-Jim Siegel; 7. 13-Paul McMahan; 8. 87K-Alan Krimes; 9. 70-Brock Zearfoss; 10. 2M-Kerry Madsen; 11. 26-Cory Eliason; 12. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 13. 69K-Lance Dewease; 14. 07-Gerard McIntyre; 15. 75-Chase Dietz; 16. 99G-Skylar Gee; 17. 73B-Brett Michalski; 18. 70X-Justin Peck; 19. W20-Greg Wilson; 20. 99-Kyle Moody; 21. 9-James McFadden; 22. 21T-Scott Fisher; 23. 5C-Dylan Cisney; 24. 72-Ryan Smith (DNF); 25. 39M-Anthony Macri (DNF); 26. 1X-Chad Trout (DNF); 27. 14T-Tyler Walton (DNF); 28. 11B-Dale Blaney (DNF)

Lap Leaders – Aaron Reutzel (1-24) & Brian Montieth (25-40)

410 Sprint Car Heat One Finish (8 laps) - 1. 87-Aaron Reutzel; 2. 51-Freddie Rahmer; 3. 26-Cory Eliason; 4. 71-Gio Scelzi; 5. 14T-Tyler Walton; 6. 11S-TJ Stutts; 7. 1*-Tim Wagaman; 8. 69-Tim Glatfelter; 9. 44-Dylan Norris; 10. 40-George Hobaugh

410 Sprint Car Heat Two Finish (8 laps) - 1. 59-Jim Siegel; 2. 87K-Alan Krimes; 3. 70-Brock Zearfoss; 4. 99-Kyle Moody; 5. 72-Ryan Smith; 6. 16-Matt Campbell; 7. 15-Adam Wilt; 8. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe; 9. 24-Lucas Wolfe; 10. 21T-Scott Fisher

410 Sprint Heat Three Finish (8 laps) - 1. 21B-Brian Brown; 2. 21-Brian Montieth; 3. 70X-Justin Peck; 4. 69K-Lance Dewease; 5. 37-JJ Grasso; 6. 19M-Landon Myers; 7. 2-AJ Flick; 8. 29-Dan Shetler; 9. W20-Greg Wilson; 10. 11-Dale Blaney (DNS)

410 Sprint Heat Four Finish (8 laps) – 1. 13-Paul McMahan; 2. 2M-Kerry Madsen; 3. 99G-Skylar Gee; 4. 75-Chase Dietz; 5. 1X-Chad Trout; 6. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 7. 10-Joe Kata; 8. 55K-Robbie Kendall; 9. 5H-Jeff Halligan; 10. 97-Brie Hershey (DNS)

410 Sprint Heat Five Finish (8 laps) – 1. 39M-Anthony Macri; 2. 48-Danny Dietrich; 3. 5-Dylan Cisney; 4. 39-Cory Haas; 5. 73B-Brett Michalski; 6. 07-Gerard McIntyre; 7. 44S-Trey Starks; 8. 9-James McFadden (DNF); 9. 91-Kyle Reinhardt (DNF)

410 Sprint Heat Six Finish (8 laps) – 1. 44-Dylan Norris; 2. 14T-Tyler Walton; 3. 1*-Tim Wagaman; 4. 51-Freddie Rahmer; 5. 87-Aaron Reutzel; 6. 26-Cory Eliason; 7. 11S-TJ Stutts; 8. 69-Tim Glatfelter; 9. 71-Gio Scelzi; 10. 40-George Hobaugh (DNS)

410 Sprint Heat Seven Finish (8 laps) – 1. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe; 2. 15-Adam Wilt; 3. 72-Ryan Smith; 4. 99-Kyle Moody; 5. 70-Brock Zearfoss; 6. 59-Jim Siegel; 7. 16-Matt Campbell; 8. 87K-Alan Krimes; 9. 24-Lucas Wolfe; 10. 21T-Scott Fisher

410 Sprint Heat Eight Finish (8 laps) – 1. 21-Brian Montieth; 2. W20-Greg Wilson; 3. 2-AJ Flick; 4. 37-JJ Grasso; 5. 21B-Brian Brown; 6. 69K-Lance Dewease (DNF); 7. 70X-Justin Peck (DNF); 8. 19M-Landon Myers (DNF); 9. 29-Dan Shetler (DNS); 10. Dale Blaney (DNS)

410 Sprint Heat Nine Finish (8 laps) – 1. 75-Chase Dietz; 2. 5H-Jeff Halligan; 3. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 4. 2M-Kerry Madsen; 5. 1X-Chad Trout; 6. 13-Paul McMahan; 7. 99G-Skylar Gee; 8. 10-Joe Kata (DNF); 9. 55K-Robbie Kendall (DNS); 10. 97-Brie Hershey (DNS)

410 Sprint Heat Ten Finish (8 laps) – 1. 44S-Trey Starks; 2. 39M-Anthony Macri; 3. 07-Gerard McIntyre; 4. 48-Danny Dietrich; 5. 73B-Brett Michalski; 6. 39-Cory Haas; 7. 9-James McFadden; 8. 5-Dylan Cisney; 9. 91-Kyle Reinhardt (DNS)

410 Sprint B-Main Finish (12 laps) – 1. 69K-Lance Dewease; 2. 5C-Dylan Cisney; 3. 07-Gerard McIntyre; 4. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 5. 71-Gio Scelzi; 6. 15-Adam Wilt; 7. 39-Cory Haas; 8. 11S-TJ Stutts; 9. 37-JJ Grasso; 10. 2-AJ Flick; 11. 1*-Tim Wagaman; 12. 44-Dylan Norris; 13. 44S-Trey Starks; 14. 73B-Brett Michalski; 15. 21T-Scott Fisher; 16. 5H-Jeff Halligan; 17. 40-George Hobaugh (DNF); 18. 11B-Dlae Blaney (DNF); 19. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe (DNF); 20. 19M-Landon Myers (DNF); 21. Dan Shetler (DNS)

410 Sprint Time Trial Results 1. 87-Aaron Reutzel 13.492; 2. 59-Jim Siegel 13.567; 3. 21B-Brian Brown 13.649; 4. 13-Paul McMahan 13.690; 5. 9-James McFadden 13.705; 6. 26-Cory Eliason 13.721; 7. 87K-Alan Krimes 13.733; 8. 21-Brian Montieth 13.746; 9. 99G-Skylar Gee 13.797; 10. 39M-Anthony Macri 13.801; 11. 51-Freddie Rahmer 13.811; 12. 70-Brock Zearfoss 13.819; 13. 70x-Justin Peck 13.827; 14. 1X-Chad Trout 13.858; 15. 5C-Dylan Cisney 13.858; 16. 71-Gio Scelzi 13.859; 17. 99-Kyle Moody 13.864; 18. 69K-Lance Dewease 13.872; 19. 2M-Kerry Madsen 13.892; 20. 07-Gerard McIntyre 13.932; 21. 14T-Tyler Walton 13.942; 22. 72-Ryan Smith 13.950; 23. 29-Dan Shetler 13.958; 24. 75-Chase Dietz 14.015; 25. 48-Danny Dietrich 14.015; 26. 11S-TJ Stutts 14.022; 27. 24-Lucas Wolfe 14.024; 28. 19M-Landon Myers 14.035; 29. 88-Brandon Rahmer 14.054; 30. 39-Cory Haas 14.082; 31. 69-Tim Glatfelter 14.085; 32. 15-Adam Wilt 14.106; 33. 2-AJ Flick 14.132; 34. 55K-Robbie Kendall 14.145; 35. 91-Kyle Reinhardt 14.145; 36. 1*-Tim Wagaman 14.183; 37. 16-Matt Campbell 14.187; 38. 37-JJ Grasso 14.222; 39. 5H-Jeff Halligan 14.266; 40. 44S-Trey Starks 14.335; 41. 44N-Dylan Norris 14.339; 42. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe 14.362; 43. W20-Greg Wilson 14.388; 44. 10K-Joe Kata 14.405; 45. 73B-Brett Michalski 14.468; 46. 40-George Hobaugh 14.507; 47. 21T-Scott Fisher 14.577; 48. 11B-Dale Blaney NT; 49. Brie Hershey NT

Sept. 20 - Williams Grove All Star Circuit of Champions Winner Aaron Reutzel in the Tommy Hinnershitz Memorial with Tommy's Daughter Paul Arch Photo SpeedShotz

FROM WILLIAMS GROVE SPEEDWAY

September 20, 2019

AARON REUTZEL WINS TOMMY HINNERSHITZ CLASSIC AT WILLIAMS GROVE SPEEDWAY

Chris Frank and Dylan Norris score 358 Sprint Car wins

MECHANICSBURG, Pa. – In August, Aaron Reutzel became the first All

Star Circuit of Champions regular to win a sanctioned event at

Williams Grove Speedway.

Reutzel backed up that win with another one Friday night as the driver

from Clute, Texas, scored the Tommy Hinnershitz Classic for the sprint

cars earning $6,000.

“We’ve been working really hard on getting good when it’s slick and

20-second lap times around this place is unreal, hard,” Reutzel said.

“The car was really good. We hit on something.”

Reutzel and Giovanni Scelzi won the twin dashes and shared the front

row to start the 30-lap main event.

Reutzel grabbed the early lead. James McFadden raced by Scelzi and

into second. Fifth starter Lance Dewease passed Brian Montieth taking

fourth. An inside move by Scelzi in turn four moved Dewease into

third.

McFadden closed on the leader as they caught the rear of the field.

The yellow flew with eight laps completed giving Reutzel clean air

again.

The top three used three different grooves on the restart with Reutzel

blasting the top, Dewease in the middle and McFadden on the bottom.

Dewease caught McFadden for second and tried a frontstretch pass. They

made contact and nearly did again racing into turn three.

Meanwhile, Reutzel pulled away to a comfortable lead staying on the

outside as he began lapping cars.

McFadden put the pressure back on, but Reutzel dropped to the inside groove.

“I saw a lapped car start running the bottom and he kind of pulled me

one lap, but I missed the top,” Reutzel explained. “I tried to run it

harder the next lap to give it one more chance. I seen him pull me and

McFadden get under me at the same time, so I knew it was time to sit

on the bottom.”

McFadden and Dewease stayed close. McFadden took a shot on the top in

three and four, but slipped over the cushion allowing Dewease to drive

by and Scelzi into third.

Reutzel, the current All Star point leader and defending champion,

controlled the final laps winning his second Grove feature in the past

month and 14th on the season with the All Stars.

“I figured there wasn’t too much going on, but then I seen Dewease

move into second,” Reutzel said. “I could hear someone back there. I

was trying to run a little harder, but at the same time, I didn’t want

to catch those lapped cars.”

Dewease, Scelzi, McFadden and Brian Montieth completed the top five.

“I wish I could have cleared (McFadden) because I think I could have

done something with Aaron,” Dewease said. “I could race the middle and

I found a good lane in three and four, but that’s all part of it.”

Kerry Madsen, Cory Eliason, Brock Zearfoss, Danny Dietrich and Brian

Brown rounded out the top 10.

Scelzi set quick time over the 37-car field with a lap of 16.718.

Zearfoss, Madsen, Reutzel and Eliason won the heat races. Freddie

Rahmer won the B-main.

Teenager Dylan Norris won the 20-lap main event for the 358 sprints

over Doug Hammaker, Matt Findley, Todd Rittenhouse and Wyatt Hinkle.

He led every lap for his first career Grove win.

Norris and Findley won the heat races.

In the 25-lap Summer Series make-up feature for the 358 Sprints from

Aug. 2, it was second starter Chris Frank getting the jump on

polesitter Brett Wanner at the start. Frank controlled the race past

the half-way point. Wanner caught the leader with seven laps to go,

but couldn’t make the pass. Frank earned $1,500. Dylan Norris, Chad

Criswell and Glenndon Forsythe completed the top five. Doug Hammaker,

Matt Findley, Troy Wagaman Jr., Gregg Foster and Wyatt Hinkle rounded

out the top 10. Hammaker was the series champion.

Tommy Hinnershitz Memorial (30 laps): 1. Aaron Reutzel. 2. Lance

Dewease. 3. Giovanni Scelzi. 4. James McFadden. 5. Brian Montieth. 6.

Kerry Madsen. 7. Cory Eliason. 8. Brock Zearfoss. 9. Danny Dietrich.

10. Brian Brown. 11. Freddie Rahmer. 12. Ryan Smith. 13. Kyle Moody.

14. Cory Haas. 15. Matt Campbell. 16. Parker Price-Miller. 17. Anthony

Macri. 18. Paul McMahan. 19. Steve Buckwalter. 20. Justin Peck. 21.

Chad Trout. 22. Dale Blaney. 23. Skylar Gee. 24. Chris Arnold. 25.

Trey Starks. 26 TJ Stutts. 27 Landon Myers.

B-main (12 laps): 1. Freddie Rahmer. 2. Anthony Macri. 3. Paul

McMahan. 4. Trey Starks. 5. Steve Buckwalter. 6. Justin Peck. 7. Lucas

Wolfe. 8. TJ Stutts. 9. Gerard McIntyre Jr. 10. Tyler Reeser. 11. Greg

Wilson. 12. Jeff Halligan. 13. Troy Fraker. 14. Barry Shearer. DNS:

Jared Esh, Robbie Kendall, George Hobaugh.

September 15th, 2019

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2. 51 Freddie Rahmer  1080 9
3. 21 Brian Montieth  898 4
4. 24 Lucas Wolfe   845 5
5. 39M Anthony Macri  801 2
6. 69k Lance Dewease  792 8
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12. 39 Cory Haas   490 2
13. 5 Dylan Cisney   474 2
14. 11 T J Stutts   455
15. 75 Chase Dietz   370 1
16. 15 Adam Wilt   345
17. 91 Kyle Reinhardt  329 1
18. 87 Aaron Reutzel  303 4
19. 70 Brock Zearfoss  302
20. 59 Jim Siegel   291
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Logan Wagner of Harrisonville wired the field for the $20,000 victory in Saturday night’s Jim Nace Memorial/37th Annual National Open for 410 sprint cars presented by Red Robin at Selinsgrove Speedway. TGP

SELINSGROVE SPEEDWAY

14 September 2019
Steve Williams

WAGNER WIRES FIELD FOR $20,000 NACE MEMORIAL NATIONAL OPEN WIN
AT SELINSGROVE SPEEDWAY ON RECORD-BREAKING NIGHT

SELINSGROVE, Pa. – Logan Wagner of Harrisonville wired the field for the $20,000 victory in Saturday night’s Jim Nace Memorial/37th Annual National Open for 410 sprint cars presented by Red Robin at Selinsgrove Speedway.

The win was Wagner’s first career at Selinsgrove behind the wheel of the Zemco Racing No. 1. He became the 19th different driver to win the speedway’s crown jewel sprint car race. For the past 10 years, the race honored the memory of former five-time sprint car champion Jim Nace of Thompsontown.

Afternoon rain and nighttime humidity produced a smooth, lightning-fast racing surface for the stellar field of drivers all evening.

Kerry Madsen of St. Mary’s, New South Wales, Australia, broke the one-lap track for 410 sprint cars in qualifying with a lap time of 15.694, eclipsing the 2011 track record of 15.810 set by Daryn Pittman of Pittsboro, Ind. In all, five drivers broke the former record. Madsen collected the $300 Fast Tees Fast Time Award.

Garrett Bard of Wells Tannery took the lead on the second lap of the 20-lap 305 sprint car feature and took the win in only his second visit to the track.

Selinsgrove Speedway will close out the 2019 season at 7 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 21, with the Morton Buildings World of Outlaws Late Model Series-sanctioned 21st Annual Late Model Open paying $10,000 to win. The limited late models will join the super lates on the racing card. Gates will open at 4 p.m.

Front row starters Logan Wagner and Freddie Rahmer led the star-studded field to the green flag with Wagner taking the lead. Brian Brown, Kerry Madsen, and TJ Stutts followed.

Trey Starks slowed on the speedway bringing out the caution on lap eight. Starks was running sixth after starting ninth.

Wagner opened a slight lead on the restart but Rahmer closed in on his tail when the pair hit lapped traffic. Rahmer dogged Wagner until the red flag was shown on lap 20 so the cars could refuel.

As the cars were re-fired, 360 sprint car champion Kyle Reinhardt’s car did not fire. Reinhardt was running ninth after starting 21st.

Rahmer looked under Wagner on the restart but it was Wagner who held the lead with the momentum coming off the second turn.

When Wagner hit the lapped cars he had trouble getting around them which put Rahmer back on his nerf bar. Once in clean air he again opened a lead, taking the checkered flag by just .755 seconds in front of Rahmer, Brown, Madsen, and Stutts.

“Tommy (Carl) called me this week and asked how I did at Selinsgrove,” Wagner said. “I didn’t have the heart to tell him I’d never raced there. This is the biggest win of my career. We timed fast, won the heat, and drew the pole so if anything happened, it was because I screwed up.”

“I did race 305’s here once and finished second to my brother Mike after we exchanged slide jobs,” Wagner added. “He called me and told me to get my butt back there and get the job done.”

410 sprint car heats were won by Brown, Wagner, and Rahmer. Lucas Wolfe won the consolation.

Jake Frye jetted to the front of the 305 sprint car lead, followed by Garrett Bard, Keith Prutzman, Jimmy White, and Ian Cumens.

By lap two, Bard, who is a relative newcomer to sprint car racing was in the lead. Bard, racing at the speedway for only the second time, finishing in fifth, took off and hid. His lead at the halfway point was two seconds. The lead was wiped out on lap 18 when Josh Spicer’s car erupted in flames and stopped in the third turn. Spicer was uninjured.

While the cars sat on the speedway, the car of Jeremi Hansen also caught on fire. Those flames were quickly extinguished and Hansen escaped harm. Second running Frye also had issues as his right rear went flat.

Bard led the final two laps winning by 1.039 seconds over Zach Newlin, Prutzman, and Devin Adams. It was Bard’s fourth win of the year.

Newlin, Nathan Gramley, and Adams won the 305 sprint car heats. Jake Waters, driving a Jim Nace No. 44 tribute car, won the consolation.

SELINSGROVE SPEEDWAY RACE SUMMARY – 14 September 2019
410 Sprint Cars – 29 Entries
40-Lap A-Main: 1) 1 Logan Wagner ($20,000) 2) 51 Freddie Rahmer 3) 21 Brian Brown 4) 2 Kerry Madsen 5) 11 TJ Stutts 6) 39 Anthony Macri 7) 21 Brian Montieth 8) 48 Danny Dietrich 9) 69K Lance Dewease 10) 17B Steve Buckwalter 11) 72 Ryan Smith 12) 33 Jared Esh 13) 99 Cody Keller 14) 12 Blane Heimbach 15) 24 Lucas Wolfe 16) 29 Jason Shultz 17) 19 Landon Myers 18) 2 AJ Flick 19) 5 Dylan Cisney 20) 91 Kyle Reinhardt 21) 35 Tyler Reeser 22) 9 Ryan Linder 23) 44 Trey Starks 24) 39 Cory Haas
Heat Winners: Brian Brown, Logan Wagner, Freddie Rahmer
B-Main Winner: Lucas Wolfe
Time Trials: 1) 2 Kerry Madsen 15.694 2) 11 TJ Stutts 15.697 3) 48 Danny Dietrich 15.761 4) 21 Brian Brown 15.781 5) 1 Logan Wagner 15.809 6) 69K Lance Dewease 15.816 7) 72 Ryan Smith 15.833 8) 44 Trey Starks 15.849 9) 51 Freddie Rahmer 15.856 10) 39 Anthony Macri 15.857 11) 21 Brian Montieth 15.864 12) 29 Jason Shultz 15.984 13) 12 Blane Heimbach 16.029 14) 19 Landon Myers 16.031 15) 33 Jared Esh 16.053 16) Steve Buckwalter 16.060 17) 39 Cory Haus 16.062 18) 99 Cody Keller 16.100 19) 24 Lucas Wolfe 16.118 20) 19W Colby Womer 21) 91 Kyle Reinhart 16.162 22) 8S Trenton Sheaffern16.167 23) 9 Ryan Linder 16.172 24) 35 Tyler Reeser 16.173 25) 2 AJ Flick 16.312 26) 5 Dylan Cisney 16.387 27) 24B Dustin Baney 16.443 28) 11P Greg Plank 17.044 29) 97 Brie Hershey 17.267
305 Sprint Cars – 30 Entries
20-Lap A-Main: 1) 95 Garrett Bard 2) 11Z Zach Newlin 3) 28 Keith Prutzman 4) 99 Devin Adams 5) 79 Ian Cumens 6) 20 Doug Dodson 7) 67 Ken Duke 8) 53 Jimmy White 9) 3D Dave Grube 10) 23 Nathan Gramely 11) 97 Kenny Heffner 12) 41Z Jared Zionkowski 13) 5 John Walp 14) R6 Reed Thompson 15) 55 Dominic Melair 16) 2 Erin Statler 17) 55 Rick Romig 18) 88 Fred Arnold 19) 46 Mike Alleman 20) 301 Chad Conner 21) 56 Jake Frye 22) 36 Jaremi Hanson 23) 71 Josh Spicer 24) 44 Jake Waters
Heat Winners: Zach Newlin, Nathan Gramley, Devin Adams
B-Main Winner: Jake Waters

Brian Montieth won the 25 lap Dirt Classic Qualifier for 410 Sprint Cars at Williams Grove Speedway on 9-13-19. Brian is now a guaranteed starter in the Dirt Classic at Lincoln Speedway on September 21, 2019. Photo by WRT SpeedWerx Photographer Troy Junkins

Montieth Ends Williams Grove Win Drought With 5K Win Friday

Dave Grube claims 305 sprints

9/13/19

Mechanicsburg – Brian Montieth fought the battle with Freddie Rahmer and won the war at Williams Grove Speedway on Friday night by taking the win in the 25-lap Dirt Classic Qualifier for 410 sprint cars.

For Montieth, the victory broke a 17-month win drought at the oval after last scoring a win in April 2018.

The win means that the Phoenixville flyer has earned a guaranteed starting spot in next Saturday's prestigious Dirt Classic at nearby Lincoln Speedway.

In the 305 sprint main on Friday night, Dave Grube picked up the win from the second starting spot.

The initial start of the 410 sprint car feature saw a yellow flag unfurl when the rear of the field bunched up in the fourth turn as it came to the green flag.

Montieth started fourth in the main event when action got underway and he was able to muscle by Ryan Smith for second on the opening lap, behind polesitter and leader Freddie Rahmer.

Montieth got a clear shot at Rahmer on a lap two restart but Smith returned the favor and reclaimed second with a turn three dive.

Smith ended up losing second on the seventh tour when a lapped car pushed him high as he entered the first turn, allowing Montieth to bolt by on the low side of the first and second turns.

By the halfway point, Montieth had run down Rahmer’s advantage and the pair was nose to tail across the line as they worked the backmarkers.

Setting a hectic pace on a quick racing surface, Rahmer did his best to dart through traffic and preserve his lead but a miscue as he worked through turns three and four with 10 laps to go allowed Montieth to buzz the top and snare control at the line.

Rahmer remained hot on Montieth’s heels however and with 19 laps complete he got back to the leader’s inside as they raced through the first corner.

Montieth then drag raced Rahmer onto the backchute before edging ahead on the cushion into the third turn and when he had to check up for a slower car just in front, Rahmer was that close to his tail tank that he had nowhere to go and ended up smashing into the outside fence, causing a yellow flag.

Smith then inherited second spot for the restart but failed to challenge.

Another restart with four laps to go after Trey Starks dropped ouf of fifth spot again found Smith failing to produce a challenge as Montieth sped to the win, worth $5,000.

Smith settled for second, 1.927 seconds behind the winner, followed by Kerry Madsen, Brian Brown and Danny Dietrich.

Sixth through 10th went to TJ Stutts, Matt Campbell, Lucas Wolfe, Steve Buckwalter and Anthony Macri.

Heats went to Campbell, Rahmer and Montieth.

Smith set fast time with a lap of 16.767 seconds.

Grube started second and claimed the 20-lap 305 sprint car main to close the night.

Dylan Proctor finished second followed by Ken Duke Jr., Zach Newlin and Devin Adams.

Heats for the 34-car field went to Garret Bard, Proctor, Drew Ritchey and Duke with the consoaltion going to Keith Prutzman.

Keep up to date on all the latest speedway news and information by visiting the oval’s official website located at www.williamsgrove.com or by following the track on Twitter and Facebook.

Feature finishes:

9/13/19

410 sprints, 25 laps: 1. Brian Montieth, 2. Ryan Smith, 3. Kerry Madsen, 4. Brian Brown, 5. Danny Dietrich, 6. TJ Stutts, 7. Matt Campbell, 8. Lucas Wolfe, 9. Steve Buckwalter, 10. Anthony Macri, 11. Cory Haas, 12. Adam Wilt, 13. Tim Wagaman, 14. Chad Trout, 15. Rick Lafferty, 16. Brett Michalski, 17. Greg Plank, 18. Troy Fraker, 19. Trey Starks, 20. Freddie Rahmer, 21. Barry Shearer, 22. Jeff Halligan, 23. Kyle Moody, 24. Chase Dietz

305 sprints, 20 laps: 1. Dave Grube, 2. Dylan Proctor, 3. Ken Duke Jr., 4. Zach Newlin, 5. Devin Adams, 6. Ryan Lynn, 7. Scott Lutz, 8. Jeff Geiges, 9. Kassidy Kreitz, 10. Scott Ellerman, 11. Jaremi Hanson, 12. Erin Statler, 13. Logan Diehl, 14. Steve Surniak, 15. Jake Frye, 16. Joh Walp, 17. Dom Melair, 18. Kenny Heffner, 19. George Riden, 20. Garret Bard, 21. Drew Ritchey, 22. Doug Dodson, 23. Keith Prutzman, 24. Ben McCall

DNQ: Landon Price, Christian Rumsey, Fred Arnold, Jared Zionkowski, Todd Lynn, Kurt Kneaper, Donnie Hendershot, Jay Krout, Eric Mathiot, Danny Leaper

September 8th, 2019

2019 CHAMPION RACING OIL/RM RACING LUBRICANTS CENTRAL PA SPRINT CARS Presented by HOSEHEADS

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Aaron Reutzel Racks Up Two More Central PA Wins, Trey Starks Wins His First

The 2019 Champion Racing Oil/RM Racing Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars ran three shows with the Ollies All Star Circuit of Champions. The first of the three shows was Thursday night at Bedford Speedway, where current All Star champion Aaron Reutzel won for the 3rd time in Central PA for 2019. Friday night at Port Royal Speedway, Trey Starks was back from his summer spent racing at Knoxville Raceway in Iowa and won the Night Before the 50, for his first point series win of the year. Saturday night Aaron Reutzel won the 52nd Annual Tuscarora 50 and the $52,000 that goes along with it, for his 4th Champion Racing Oil/RM Racing Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars win of 2019.

The Champion Racing Oil/RM Racing Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars are back this weekend with the Dirt Classic qualifier at Williams Grove Speedway on Friday September 13th and the Jim Nace Memorial at Selinsgrove Speedway on Saturday September 14th.

Danny Dietrich leads the Champion Racing Oil/RM Racing Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars points with Freddie Rahmer in 2nd and Brian Montieth in 3rd.

Without the above sponsors the point series payout would not be possible. Thank you to all of them.

2019 CHAMPION RACING OIL/RM LUBRICANTS CENTRAL PA SPRINT CARS
   Presented by Hoseheads.com
Current Points after September 7
Listing; Position, Car Number, Driver, Points Series Wins
1. 48 Danny Dietrich 1555 12
2. 51 Freddie Rahmer 1045 9
3. 21 Brian Montieth 832 3
4. 24 Lucas Wolfe   831 5
5. 69K Lance Dewease 780 8
6. 39M Anthony Macri 773 2
7. 72 Ryan Smith   725
8. 1 Logan Wagner 698 5
9. 99M Kyle Moody   531 2
10. 1x Chad Trout   499 1
11. 87 Alan Krimes   495 2
12. 39 Cory Haas   490 2
13. 5 Dylan Cisney   474 3
14. 11 T J Stutts   417
15. 75 Chase Dietz   370 1
16. 15 Adam Wilt   345
17. 91 Kyle Reinhardt 329 1
18. 87 Aaron Reutzel 303 4
19. 70 Brock Zearfoss 302
20. 59 Jim Siegel   291
21. 2 A J Flick   289 1
22. 33 Jared Esh   280 1
23. 12 Blane Heimbach 259 1
24. 17B Steve Buckwalter 248
25. 88 Brandon Rahmer 239

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September
13th Wiliams Grove
14th Selinsgrove

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Aaron Reutzel scores his 1st Tuscarora 50 win at Port Royal Speedway. Dave Giles Photo.

Reutzel Claims 52 Annual Tuscarora 50 and $52,000 Prize in Front of Sell Out Crowd

By- Justin Snyder

PORT ROYAL, Pa-There's an old saying that many runners use for running races.

"It's not a sprint, it's a marathon."

It encourages one to pace themselves. It’s about saving it until the end and having enough to finish. It can also apply to life. Sometimes it takes a while for the payoff to come.

For Aaron Reutzel it took two years. Two years ago, Reutzel rolled into the Port Royal Speedway as a relative unknown. A young upstart trying to make a name for himself, Reutzel wanted to make a statement in Central Pennsylvania against some of the best the country had to offer.

He qualified for the prestigious Tuscarora 50, but he had nothing for 2017 winner Lance Dewease. He got lapped and finished 18th. But it was a learning experience and it left the Clute, Tx., native with a goal…….win the Tuscarora 50.

Saturday night, Reutzel made that dream as a reality as he passed Dewease after a lap 25 competition yellow and never looked back to claim the $52,000 prize to close out the 167th Annual Juniata County Fair and put his name in the history books as the winner of the 52nd Annual Packer's Concessions and Ramsey's Car Wash and Garage Tuscarora 50 Sabrina by the Ollie’s Bargain Outlets All Star Circuit of Champions.

"Unbelievable! I wanted to win this race so bad since the first time we came here," said Reutzel. "We got lapped by the 69K (in 2017) and I said we were going to have to be up front and have a great racecar where we could just maintain to win. We did it!"

But it wasn't just Dewease he was holding off. He had 26 other drivers also looking to add their name's to the list of winners.

Dale Blaney and Dewease started on the front row, but before the field ever took the green Blaney pulled into the infield with motor issues. With his chief competitor for a second consecutive Ollie's Bargain Outlets All Star Circuit of Champions title sitting in the infield, Reutzel moved forward and would start the 50-lap event from the sixth position.

When the green flag dropped, Dewease jumped out to the early lead over Alan Krimes. Fourth starting James McFadden slid in to the second spot early with Reutzel moving into third by the completion of lap two.

With Dewease checking out, Reutzel showed his muscle early by sliding McFadden for second exiting turn two, however the caution came out on lap three when Kerry Madsen and Cory Eliason got together in the middle of turn's 1 and 2 and negated the pass. Eliason would rejoin the field with front-wing damage.

On the restart it was once again Dewease jumping out to the lead. Two laps later, Reutzel used a textbook slide job in turn's one and two to take second from McFadden and he set his sights on the leader.

Back to back Weikert's Livestock 410 track Point Champion Logan Wagner was also on the move early. After starting seventh, Wagner moved into the top five on lap five as well and settled in behind Krimes.

The leaders hit lap traffic on lap 10 and Reutzel was breathing fire down the back of Dewease. On lap 13 Reutzel made his first move for the lead, passing Dewease on the outside of the speedway exiting turn two.

Meanwhile, Wagner moved into the fourth spot as well on the same lap.

However, Dewease wasn't going away. Coming to the flag stand on lap 18, Dewease and Reutzel were side by side. Dewease attempted to slide in front of Reutzel in turn's one and two, only for Reutzel to cross back under exiting the turn to lead lap 19. Dewease would use momentum exiting the backstretch to then power past Reutzel to lead lap 20 coming to the stripe.

Dewease would speed away in lap traffic, pulling to nearly 2.0 seconds ahead. Reutzel was struggling in lap traffic and Wagner was in heavy pursuit as he had moved into the third spot.

As the competition caution came out at the halfway mark, providing crews 5-minutes to make adjustments and refuel, Reutzel knew it was time to go.

"That was the hardest thing I've ever done in my life. Just trying to maintain with him and not use my stuff up," said Reutzel."I was so excited and just wanted to give it 110%, but I had a game plan and wanted to make sure we were going to be there for the second half."

After making small adjustments and adding fuel, Reutzel wasted no time on the restart. He dove under Dewease in turn's one and two and took the top spot to lead lap 26. Gone was the plan to conserve tires and the car as Reutzel ripped around the high side of the speedway, opening up a nearly 2.5 second lead by lap 30.

"After that restart and I got by Lance I said screw it and I was going all in," said Reutzel. "If I burned up my stuff going all in oh well."

The caution would fly on lap 34 as McFadden slowed on the front stretch while running in the top-five.

Enter Anthony Macri. The young Dillsburg, Pa. native, who picked up his first win at the Juniata County oval just last week, started the A-Main from the 12th starting spot and on the restart, he was sitting in fifth.

As green flag action returned, Macri dove under Danny Dietrich in turn's one and two to move into the fourth spot and exiting turn four he slid past Wagner to move into third. It no longer was just the Reutzel and Dewease show.

With 10 to go, Macri was running the fastest laps on the track. Meanwhile, Reutzel was in lap traffic. After jockeying for position for two laps, Macri passed Dewease for second on lap 41 and hoped he would have enough time to track down Reutzel, who held over a 2.5 second advantage.

With five to go, Macri had cut the lead nearly in half. Reutzel was still riding the top of the speedway, while Macri was weaving in and out of traffic using every inch of the speedway.

However, it was just too little, too late as Reutzel played it safe behind lap cars and took the checkered flag by 1.129 seconds over Macri, Dewease, Dietrich and Wagner.

Dylan Cisney, Freddie Rahmer, Justin Peck and Eliason rounded out the top 10.

"I just can’t believe it. To accomplish something like this is just unreal," said an emotional Reutzel in victory lane. "Just to race with (Dewease) is unreal and to have my name on a race he's won and where so many legends have won is just unreal."

Reutzel also remarked how special it was to win the race in front of a huge field of Pennsylvia fans. Track announcers noted earlier in the night that the track was an official sell out with the most fans ever in attendance for a race at the track for the highest paying event in speedway history.

He also congratulated Macri on his run through the field as he didn’t know he was coming so fast.

"Obviously Macri was really good as I had looked up on the board earlier and he wasn't even in the top five so he really must've been coming," said Reutzel. "This is what makes this so special, to win in front of this many people and this is what makes it possilbe for us to race for 52 thousand to win. It’s unbelievable!"

For Macri, it wasn't a win but he was ecstatic standing on the front stretch as a second place finisher in the Tuscarora 50.

"This is freaking awesome!," shouted Macri. "We were gaining on him and just to pass some of the guys we did and to come from where we started is a victory in itself. I'm ready for the rest of the season."

For Dewease, he knew after the lap 25 restart that he couldn’t hold off Reutzel and that his chances of winning were likely over barring a setback for him.

"I knew where I needed to be to hold Aaron off, but once he got by us we had nothing for him," he said. "He's one of the best driver's in the country and Anthony just keeps getting better and better. These guys are really good and we just have ti get better if we want to win these things."

Logan Wagner and received $200 curtesy of Ted Reitz. Macri was also the hard charger of the night, gaining 10 positions to receive $300 courtesy of longtime car owners Dick and Leslie Leach.

Results- 1. Aaron Reutzel, 2. Anthony Macro 3.Lance Dewease 4. Danny Dietrich 5. Logan Wagner 6.Mike Wagner 7.Dylan Cisney 8.Freddie Rahmer 9.Justin ;Peck 10.Cory Eliason 11.Alan Krimes 12.Brock Zearfoss 13.Trey Starks 14.Brian Briwn 15.AJ Flick 16.Tyler Walton 17.Skylar Gee 18.Blane Heimbach 19.TJ Stutts 20. Paul ,McMahan 21. Greg Wilson 22.Tony Stewartn 23.Jared Esh 24.James McFadden 25.Ryan Smith 26.Gio Scelzi 27.Kerry Madsen 28. Dale Blaney

Night before the 50 sponsor Tedd Reitz joins Trey Starks after he won the All-Star Circuit of Champions at Port Royal Speedway. Dave Giles Photo.

TREY STARKS WINS THE NIGHT BEFORE THE TUSCARORA 50 AT PORT ROYAL SPEEDWAY

PORT ROYAL, Pa. – In the final tune-up for the Tuscarora 50, it was
Trey Starks scoring the sprint car win in the 30-lap All Star Circuit
of Champions main event Friday night at Port Royal Speedway.

The 52nd Annual Tuscarora 50, presented by Packer’s Concessions and
Ramsey’s Car Wash and Garage, pays $52,000 to win Saturday night. The
Friday night program was presented by former promoter and announcer
Ted Reitz.

For Starks, of Puyallup, Wash., his second career win against the
Ollie’s Bargin Outlet All Star Circuit of Champions was worth $5,000
in the Jeff McCall/Scott Gobrecht No. 44.

“This feels awesome,” Starks said. “The first part of the year nothing
went our way and now we’re getting some luck on our side and we have
fast racecars. It’s great to be back here. I kept moving my wing back
and getting more grip.”

A massive seven-car pile-up in turn three marred the start of the main
event for the Weikert’s Livestock / All Star sprint cars. TJ Stutts
got sideways entering the corner and collected Jared Esh. They slid
across the turn collecting Danny Dietrich and the others ran into
them. All drivers were okay. A few teams made repairs and restarted.

Aaron Reutzel grabbed the lead when the race resumed over Starks.
James McFadden took third from Tony Stewart while Freddie Rahmer and
Brian Brown swapped fourth.

Reutzel had a comfortable lead until he reached lapped traffic. He
struggled to lap cars and Starks quickly closed.

The yellow flew with nine laps completed for debris on the racing surface.

Following the restart, McFadden passed Starks for second, Brown passed
Stewart and Anthony Macri raced into fifth.

Reutzel blew a left rear tire with 12 completed and slowed bringing
out the yellow.

McFadden inherited the lead, but Starks blasted by him following the
restart. Macri got by Brown and into third.

Starks streaked away from the field.

“After I got by him, I was going to run it as hard as I could up top
and not worry about my tires,” Starks said. “If my tires blow, my
tires blow. I was going to run it as hard as I could and we ended up
making it to the end. It was a great night.”

Another yellow slowed the race with 18 laps completed. This erased his
2.144-second lead.

The yellow flew again for another third turn wreck involving Paul
McMahan and Stutts. The field was stopped to refuel at this time.

Starks got another great restart as Brown took third from Macri. Gio
Scelzi and Macri swapped the fourth spot.

Starks once again streaked away from the field as they got strung out
around a very fast cushion. Starks reached traffic with five to go and
McFadden cut into his lead.

Starks held on for the win over McFadden. Brown, Scelzi and Macri
completed the top five. Brock Zearfoss, Ryan Smith, Freddie Rahmer,
Reutzel and Cory Eliason rounded out the top 10.

Reutzel set quick time over the 58-car field with a lap of 15.957.

Scelzi, McFadden, Brown, Stewart and Macri won the heat races. Alan
Krimes won the C-main. Dewease won the B-main.

Former track champion Lucas Wolfe made his return to speedway after
sitting out almost two months with a back injury. His left rear axle
broke entering turn one during his qualifying time trial lap sending
him into the wall and flipping. He was okay. The wheel cleared the
high first turn fence and hit the side of a house.

The speedway presents the 52nd Annual Tuscarora 50 tonight. The 50-lap
main event for the sprint cars pays $52,000 to win.

Colton Flinner led Rick Eckert and Kyle Lee on the opening lap of the
30-lap main event for the River Valley Builders /Grit House Rt. 35
series for the super late models. Marvin Winters passed Lee for third.

The first yellow flew with four laps completed.

Flinner and Eckert raced hard for the lead following the restart.
Flinner turned back Eckert securing the top spot after a few laps.

The yellow flew with nine laps completed.

Flinner was up to the challenge once again holding back Eckert on the
restart. But, the yellow flew again with 12 laps completed.

Trevor Feathers raced by Winters into third on restart as Flinner
continued to lead.

The yellow flew again with 12 to go.

Both Eckert and Feathers went after the lead on the restart, but again
it was Flinner holding onto the lead.

Flinner hit the fence off turn two. Eckert took advantage driving by
in turn three taking the lead.

Eckert streaked away, but the yellow slowed the race with four laps left.

Feathers grabbed second from Flinner on the restart as Eckert drove
away winning by 1.262. Feathers, Winters, Flinner and Gene Knaub
completed the top five. Austin Berry, Kyle Lee, Hayes Mattern, Bryan
Bernheisel and Roy Deese rounded out the top 10.

Bernheisel edged out Port Royal track champion Dylan Yoder by one
point for the Grit House Series championship.

Bernheisel, Winters and Eckert won the heat races. Deese won the B-main.

Weikert’s Livestock Sprint Cars (30 laps): 1. Trey Starks. 2. James
McFadden. 3. Brian Brown. 4. Gio Scelzi. 5. Anthony Macri. 6. Brock
Zearfoss. 7. Ryan Smith. 8. Freddie Rahmer. 9. Aaron Reutzel. 10. Cory
Eliason. 11. Danny Dietrich. 12. Tony Stewart. 13. Dylan Cisney. 14.
Jared Esh. 15. Dale Blaney. 16. Blane Heimbach. 17. AJ Flick. 18.
Lynton Jeffrey. 19. Justin Peck. 20. Kerry Madsen. 21. TJ Stutts. 22.
Paul McMahan. 23. Josh Baughman. 24. Kyle Reinhardt. 25. Lance
Dewease. 26. Tyler Reeser.

B-main (12 laps): 1. Lance Dewease. 2. Josh Baughman 3. Dylan Cisney.
4. Blane Heimbach. 5. Greg Wilson. 6. Tyler Reeser. 7. Ryan Taylor. 8.
Dan Shetler. 9. Tim Shaffer. 10. Sye Lynch. 11. Paul McMahan. 12.
Gerard McIntyre Jr. 13. Chase Dietz. 14. Brett Michalski. 15. Chad
Kemenah. 16. Dave Blaney. 17. Brian Montieth. 18. Cory Haas. 19.
Landon Myers. 20. Mike Wagner. 21. Robbie Kendall.

C-main (10 laps): 1. Alan Krimes. 2. Chad Kemenah. 3. Skylar Gee. 4.
Tyler Walton. 5. Rick Lafferty. 6. Nicole Bower. 7. Kyle Smith. 8.
Dustin Baney. DNS: Logan Wagner, Jason Shultz, Rick Lafferty, Jeff
Miller, Carl Bowser, Tyler Bear, Troy Fraker, John Garvin, Justin
Whittall, Lucas Wolfe.

River Valley Builders Super Late Models (30 laps): 1. Rick Eckert. 2.
Trevor Feathers. 3. Marvin Winters. 4. Colton Flinner. 5. Gene Knaub.
6. Austin Berry. 7. Kyle Lee. 8. Hayes Mattern. 9. Bryan Bernheisel.
10. Roy Deese. 11. Dylan Yoder. 12. Jerry Bard. 13. Dan Stone. 14.
Jeff Rine. 15. Chad Myers. 16. Mike Lupfer. 17. Chad Julius. 18.
Dillan Stake. 19. Dave Stamm. 20. Tim Smith. 21. Donnie Schick. 22.
Rance Garlock. 23. Andy Haus. 24. Jason Schmidt.

Did Not Qualify: Dave Stamm, Nathan Long, Dave Brouse, Kody Lyter, Tim
Wilson, Jim Yoder.

September 2nd, 2019

2019 CHAMPION RACING OIL/RM RACING LUBRICANTS CENTRAL PA SPRINT CARS Presented by HOSEHEADS

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Four Weekend Winners

The 2019 Champion Racing Oil/RM Racing Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars had a full weekend with four nights of racing on the schedule. Friday night at Williams Grove Speedway series point leader Danny Dietrich won his 12th feature of the year in the Keith Kauffman Tribute Race. Saturday night at Lincoln Speedway Freddie Rahmer won his 9th feature of the year while Brian Montieth took the track championship. The same night at Port Royal Speedway Anthony Macri won his 2nd feature of the year with Logan Wagner winning the track championship. Sunday September 1st the show at Selinsgrove Speedway was rained out. The weekend closed out at Port Royal Speedway for the Labor Day race with Kyle Reinhardt in the Capitol Renegade #91 taking his first 410ci win of his career.

The Champion Racing Oil/RM Racing Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars are back this weekend with the return of Ollies All Stars for three shows. The first show with the All Stars and Champion Racing Oil/RM Racing Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars is Thursday September 5th at Bedford Speedway. On Friday and Saturday September 6th and 7th the show moves to Port Royal Speedway for a two day show with the final night September 7th being the Tuscarora 50.

Danny Dietrich leads the Champion Racing Oil/RM Racing Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars points with Freddie Rahmer in 2nd and Brian Montieth in 3rd.

Without the above sponsors the point series payout would not be possible. Thank you to all of them.

2019 CHAMPION RACING OIL/RM LUBRICANTS CENTRAL PA SPRINT CARS
   Presented by Hoseheads.com
Current Points after September 2
Listing; Position, Car Number, Driver, Points Series Wins
1. 48 Danny Dietrich 1510 12
2. 51 Freddie Rahmer 1017 9
3. 21 Brian Montieth 832 3
4. 24 Lucas Wolfe   821 5
5. 69K Lance Dewease 750 8
6. 39M Anthony Macri 718 2
7. 72 Ryan Smith   709
8. 1 Logan Wagner 678 5
9. 99M Kyle Moody   531 2
10. 1x Chad Trout   499 1
11. 87 Alan Krimes   495 2
12. 39 Cory Haas   490 2
13. 5 Dylan Cisney   458 3
14. 11 T J Stutts   417
15. 75 Chase Dietz   370 1
16. 15 Adam Wilt   345
17. 91 Kyle Reinhardt 329 1
18. 59 Jim Siegel   291
19. 2 A J Flick   289 1
20. 33 Jared Esh   280 1
21. 70 Brock Zearfoss 268
22. 12 Blane Heimbach 259 1
23. 17B Steve Buckwalter 248
24. 88 Brandon Rahmer 239
25. 55K Robbie Kendall 238 1

Champion Racing Oil/RM Racing Lubricants Central PA Point Series 2019 Up-Coming Schedule

September
5th Bedford All Stars
6th-7th Port Royal All Stars tuscarora 50

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Kyle Reinhardt won the 410 Sprint feature at Port Royal Speedway 9-2-2019. Brian Rhoad

Reinhardt Captures First Career 410 Sprint Car Victory in Labor Day Classic, Wagner Locks Up Points Battle

Yoder and Boozel Pick Up Late Miodel and 4-Cylinder Wins in Last Lap Passes

By- Justin Snyder

PORT ROYAL, Pa- Earlier this year, Kyle Reinhardt quit his job as an engineer and uprooted his life from New Jersey to live in Pennsylvania. To some it sounded crazy. He was making good money and he was living a pretty good life racing part-time.

But that wasn't his dream. Sure, it was comfortable and it paid the bills. But it didn’t fulfill him. Reinhardt wanted to race 410 Sprint Cars and he wanted to win in them. To do that, he needed to run more often and he needed laps. So he went all in and made the move.

That decision finally paid off and that dream became a reality as Reinhardt picked up his first career 410 Sprint Car victory at the Port Royal Speedway during the 67th running of the Foss Jewelers Labor Day Classic Monday evening as he bested AJ Flick and Logan Wagner to claim the trophy and the $4000 prize.

"This is pretty awesome! I was crying on my way to the scales," said Reinhardt. "I came here to do this and it’s crazy that I'm standing here in victory lane. This is what it’s all about."

But it wouldn’t come easy. He'd have to fight off Mother Nature, which pushed back the races starting time an hour to 2pm after rains hit the Juniata County oval Sunday night. He also would have to best a field of hungry drivers, one of them being a hard charging Danny Dietrich, who took the promoters 'Keith Kauffman Challenge' in attempt to gain $4000 extra thanks to a couple of his faithful sponsors.

When Dietrich won the feature event Friday night at the Williams Grove Speedway in an race honoring Kauffman from the front row, Kauffman made the joke in victory lane that back in his day they used to do it from 18th.

As a result, the track and his sponsors offered him the chance to make $4000 if he'd give up his fifth starting spot and try and win it from 18th. If he finished second he'd get $2500 and if he managed only a top-10, he'd get an extra $1500. Dietrich boldly accepted and set the stage for an eventful feature event.

Tyler Bear and Reinhardt led the field to the green flag with Reinhardt jumping out to the lead right away using the outside of turn's one and two. The Neptune City, N.J native set a blistering pace with AJ Flick moving into second on the opening lap. However, the caution would come out as Tyler Reeser slowed on the backstretch two laps later with a flat tire.

On the restart, it was Reinhardt again jumping out to a large lead. However all eyes were on Dietrich, who had advanced seven positions to 11th before the caution and by lap four was sitting in the seventh spot.

Two laps later, the field would once again be brought to a slow when Freddie Rahmer and Jared Esh made contact on the backstretch. Rahmer would tag onto the rear right away and Esh would join re-join the field as well after making various repairs in the pits.

Reinhardt once again jumped out to the lead using the high side of the speedway, with ninth-place starter Logan Wagner making it known he'd be a contender by moving into the fifth spot on the restart. Dietrich also was continuing his march forward, sliding into the sixth position in turn's three and four.

Four laps later Reinhardt hit lap traffic and on lap 12, Wagner passed Saturday's winner Anthony Macri and the following lap he slid under Bear for third coming out of turn four.

However, Reinhardt was checking out and held a nearly 2.0 second lead over Flick.

On lap 17, Dietrich attempted to pass Bear for the fourth position with a head of steam entering the bottom of turn three and he had to check up and got sideways, temporarily ending his march forward as he brought out the caution.

With his 2.452 second lead wiped out, Reinhardt once again hit the cushion of the speedway hard. Flick tried to pull a slidejob entering turn's one and two, but couldn't make it stick and settled back into second.

Over the final eight laps, Flick and Wagner would battle each other for the second position but neither of them would have anything for Reinhardt. The only thing that could stop him would be bad luck, and it nearly struck.

Entering the final turn on the white flag lap, Reinhardt felt power in the car go. He thought he might be out of gas, but managed to have just enough power to ride to the finish line by a distance of 1.232 seconds over Flick, Wagner, Macri and Brian Brown, who came from 20th to be the race hard charger.

Dylan Cisney, Mike Wagner, Dietrich, Bear and Rahmer rounded out the top ten. As a result of charging back to finish inside the top 10, Dietrich got the $1500 bonus. In total he passed 21 cars during the race.

However, the night was Reinhardt's, who gladly climbed on top of the wing and saluted the fans in victory lane.

"I felt the car stumble and I about threw up in the car," said Reinhardt. "I was just blasting the top of the speedway and we had an extremely fast racecar."

"I mean we have had a fast car here all year, but we finally pulled it off. I'm honestly speechless," he added.

For Flick, he thought the final restart was his chance to win the race, but ultimately he didn’t have enough to best Reinhardt.

"We were a bit top dependent and I knew he was going to have to make a mistake or something to have a chance," said Flick. "I honestly thought we had him on that restart and I was surprised when he got back around me there, That was the best chance I had."

With his third-place finish, Wagner not only obtained his 11th podium finish of the season, but he clinched his second consecutive Weikert's Livestock 410 Sprint Car championship at the speedway. He became the first person to repeat as champion since Todd Shaffer did it in 2008-09.

"This Zemco car is so much fun to drive and my guys are consistently giving me a car capable of winning," said Wagner. "It's truly a blessing to be in this position and I couldn’t do it without all my guys. Now we'll focus on winning the big one here next week."

Results- 1. Kyle Reinhardt 2. AJ Flick 3. Logan Wagner 4. Anthony Macri 5. Brian Brown 6. Dylan Cisney 7. Mike Wagner 8. Danny Dietrich 9. Tyler Bear 10. Freddie Rahmer 11. Sye Lynch 12. Justin Whittall 13. TJ Stutts 14. Jared Esh 15. Chase Dietz 16. Jason Shultz 17. Kyle Smith 18. Brett Michalski 19. Nicole Bower 20. Joe Kata DNF- Dan Shetler, Ryan Linder, Tyler Reeser, Tyler Walton

Anthony Macri won the 410 Sprint feature at Port Royal Speedway 8-31-2019. Brian Rhoad

Max Blair Wins Butch Renninger Memorial in Juniata County Fair Opener, Macri, Yoder and Mitch also score Big Wins in Front of Packed House

By- Justin Snyder

PORT ROYAL, Pa- Juniata County and Port Royal Speedway is all about tradition. With 2019 being the 165th holding of the Juniata County Fair and the 16th running of the Butch Renninger Memorial, it’s safe to say that many fans have attended more than one of the annual events. They have likely seen it all and experienced everything the fair has to offer.

However, fans witnessed two firsts Saturday night. With contenders Rick Eckert and Gregg Satterlee choosing to take the promoters challenge of going to the rear of the field in attempt to earn nearly $8500, Max Blair capitalized on a front row starting spot to lead all 33 laps and pick up his first career Port Royal Speedway victory and his 26th career with the ULMS series.

"I have a lot of people to thank, but I think I really have to thank Rick and Greg for deciding to start from the rear," laughed Blair. "This thing was good, but it certainly helped knowing they had their work cut out for them to get back up there."

In Weikert's Livestock 410 Sprint Car action, Anthony Macri shook off the bad luck bug to pick up his first career Port Royal Speedway victory as well and he earned $3600 for his efforts and continued to build confidence heading into the $52,000 to win Tuscarora 50 weekend coming up next week.

"Man this feels good and I'm super happy to finally get that monkey off our back," said Macri. "I think we found every way to lose these things here. I'm just glad we found a way to finally win one and I'm feeling good about next week."

Sprint Cars.

Anthon Macri held off a hard charging Danny Dietrich to claim his first career Weikert's Livestock 410 feature event.

"I can't really put this into words quite yet. This is just awesome." said Macri. "We've been so fast and I knew it was just a matter of time. But I was honestly tired of waiting."

Jared Esh and Macri led the field to the green flag, with Esh jumping out to the early lead For the first five laps, not much occurred. Esh led Macri and AJ Flick by a short distance with Kyle Reinhardt and Logan Wagner and Lance Dewease in tow.

Coming out of turn 2, Macri used a slide job to get under Esh. However this allowed Flick to gain momentum on the top of the speedway. Coming down the backstretch Flick passed Esh on the outside and then dove under Macri in turn's three and four. In a drag race to the line, Flick was credited with leading lap five.

Flick attempted to stretch his lead, however action behind the leader was getting hot and heavy. With close to a 1.0 second lead on lap 10, Macri and Reinhardt were swapping positions behind him and Dewease, who started eighth was on their tail tanks looking to pounce.

Four laps later, it was Danny Dietrich entering the picture. Using a head of steam exiting turn two on the outside of the speedway, Deitrich passed both Wagner and Dewease to move into the fourth position. He continued to march forward with the top six drivers all within 2.0 seconds of each other in lap traffic.

By lap 20, Macri was on the rear bumper of Flick and Dietrich was closing fast as well. Macri slid under Flick in turns one and two on lap 21, but Flick crossed back under him exiting two. Macri would use momentum to get under Flick entering turn three and would lead lap 22. However, Flick wouldn't go away. Coming out of turn two the following circuit, Flick sped under Macri down the backstretch before the red flag flew for a flipping Justin Whittall in turn three, handing the lead back to Macri.

On the restart, Macri once again jumped out to the lead, now maintaining a different line on the speedway thanks to instructions his crew provided under the red flag. On the white flag lap Dieterich was able to slip by Flick using the middle of the speedway, but by then Macri had secured a large enough to advantage to coast to his first career victory by a 1.340 second advantage

Dietrich, Flick, Dewease and Reinhaedt rounded out to top five with Esh, Wagner, Brian Briown, Dylan Cisney and Heimbach making up the top 10.

"Jim Shuttlesworth came on board after Knoxville and we switched his son's shocks and this thing has been a rocket ship ever since." said Macri. "It was nice to finally cross the checkered flag and not feel like we let one get away."

For Dietrich, he believed he had a car capable of winning and if not for the red flag he might've been sitting one spot better at the checkered flag.

"I think that red flag really helped him as his guys could kind of tell him where to go and such," said Dietrich. "I was really sailing the top and things were about to get really good out there, but I'm happy he finally got his win and we'll look to be better Monday."

Results- 1.Anthony Macri 2. Danny Dietrich 3. AJ Flick 4. Lance Dewease 5.Kyle Reinhardt 6.Jared Esh 7.Logan Wagner 8.Brian Briown 9. Dylan Cisney 10.Blane Heimbach 11. TJ Stutts 12. Tyler Reeser 13.Mike Wagner 14.Ryan Smith 15.Ryan Taylor 16.Jeff Miller 17.Jason Shultz 18.Tyler Bear 19.Tyler Walton 20.Trenton Shaeffer 21.Eric Riggins Jr. 22.Cory Thornton 23.Justin Whittall 14.Dustin Baney

Saturday, August 31, 2019

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

RAHMER WINS; MONTIETH CROWNED TRACK CHAMPION; Hammaker Continues Domination; Horan Scores Victory

UPCOMING SCHEDULE:

Saturday, September 14 (7:30pm) 358 Sprint Summer Series | 358 Sprints* + Super Late Models + Extreme Stocks | EMMR Night | ARCH Night (*Final points race for 358 Sprints) *Final points race for 358 Sprints

Saturday, September 21 (7:30pm) All-Star Circuit of Champions | 6th Annual DIRT CLASSIC | 410 Sprints

Saturday, September 28 (6:00pm) Hank Gentzler Memorial | Manufacturers Appreciation Race presented by Pancho’s Racing Products | 410 Sprints + 358 Sprints

Abbottstown, PA (August 31, 2019) – There was a three-way battle for the 410 Sprint 2019 track championship going into the final point race Saturday night. Brian Montieth had an eighty-point advantage over Chad Trout who was in third place and thirty points over Alan Krimes who was sitting in second place.

Montieth could solidify his eighth track championship with a win. But with two heavy hitters also in play there were scenarios in which all three could pull off the championship.

Two championship contenders shared the front row of the 30-lap Bob Leiby Memorial. Montieth drew the pole and Krimes was to his outside.

Trout started seventh after being knocked out of the redraw by Montieth in their heat race. The PA Speedweek format was used with the winner and fastest car from time trials in each heat race making the redraw. If the winner is the fastest car from time trials only one car from that heat race makes the redraw.

After setting quick time over the 24-car field Chase Dietz started third with Kyle Moody starting fourth.

Montieth led lap 1 with Krimes being challenged by Dietz for second.

Freddie Rahmer moved into fourth getting by Moody with Cory Haas not far behind to take fifth.

Rahmer was running third by lap five from his sixth starting spot.

Scott Fisher got turned around in turns 1 and 2 on lap 6 bringing out the caution.

Montieth led Krimes, Rahmer, Dietz and Haas to the cone for the restart.

Rahmer got around Krimes for second on the restart but the yellow came out again as Mark Bitner hit the cone. Bitner was penalized one spot sending him to the rear.

Krimes had a good run out of turn 2 and was running wheel to wheel at the line with Montieth. Monteith beat him by a nose but Krimes took the lead on the next lap.

The caution flag flew again on lap 8. Fisher came to a stop entering turn 3 along the guardrail.

Brett Michalski went to the pits to change a tire under caution and rejoined the field.

Krimes led Montieth, Rahmer, Haas and Dietz on the restart. For Krimes to solidify the championship he would need to finish seven spots ahead of Montieth.

Rahmer got under Montieth in turns 1 and 2 for second on the restart.

Haas went to work on Montieth for third but Montieth created some distance and pulled away.

The leaders were all running the high line around the track as the halfway point of the race approached. Krimes held a 1.022 second lead over Rahmer on lap 15 as they approached lapped traffic.

Trout was in a three-way battle for fifth with Dietz and Moody with Trout breaking away to stay in the top five.

You could throw a blanket over the leaders as they worked through lapped traffic.

Krimes moved to the bottom of the track with Rahmer continuing to run the high line.

After running wheel to wheel down the back stretch Rahmer got the lead at the flag stand with three laps to go by a nose. Krimes and Rahmer continued to battle for the lead with Rahmer taking the checkered flag .190 seconds ahead of Krimes. Montieth solidified his eighth track championship with a third-place finish. Haas finished fourth and Trout completed the top five.

Heat winners were Jim Siegel, Brian Montieth and Alan Krimes.

Hammaker Continues Domination

Davey Brown started on the pole with CJ Tracy on his outside for the 20-lap, $1,500 to win Bob Leiby Memorial.

Tyler Ross who had engine issues during his heat race, made the call for the feature but headed to the pits before the green flag flew.

Brown led the field when the green flag dropped with Tracy in second, Ashley Cappetta in third and Dylan Norris in fourth.

Doug Hammaker and Brett Strickler battled for fifth with Hammaker running the top of the track.

Jon Stewart brought out the caution on lap 3 after spinning around in turns 3 and 4.

Hammaker to third around Cappetta after picking off Strickler and Norris.

Leaders Brown and Tracy were running the bottom with Hammaker still riding the cushion around the track.

Brown held a .811 second lead over Tracy on lap 10 as they approached lapped traffic.

The yellow flag flew on lap 12 for Alyson Dietz who spun around in turn 2.

Brown led Tracy, Hammaker, Cappetta and Norris to the cone for the restart with eight laps to go.

Hammaker got around Tracy in turn 1 for second on the restart.

Dietz came to a stop in turn 2 on lap 18 bringing out the caution again.

The field lined up for a two lap shoot out. Hammaker got the advantage in turns 1 and 2 with Brown taking the lead back down the back stretch/ Hammaker beat Brown to the line for the lead after a solid run in turns 3 and 4.

Hammaker took the checkered flag for his fourth win at the track in 2019 and thirteenth overall. Hammaker was coming off a Summer Series win at Port Royal last week.

Brown held onto second and Tracy crossed the line third. Cappetta finished fourth and Norris completed the top five.

Heat race winners were CJ Tracy, Cody Fletcher and Dylan Norris.

Horan Scores Victory

Bill Powell started on the pole of the $350 to win, 15 lap Bob Leiby Memorial with Michael Smith sharing the front row.

Powell took the lead as the green flag dropped with a three-car race for second brewing behind him.

It didn’t take long for the first yellow flag to fly. Gordie Marshall and Tim Berkheimer brought out the caution on lap 1 after some contact going into turn 1.

Powell led Smith, Travis Horan, Andrew Hogue and Alex Updegraff on the restart.

The caution came out again on the restart for Smith who was running second. He spun out in turn 2. Updegraff passed a car before reaching the cone sending him back two positions.

Smith rejoined the field.

This time Powell led Horan, Hogue, Donnie Broderick and Paul Sylvester on the restart.

Updegraff worked his way back into the top five before the yellow flag flew again on lap 2. It was for Smith who spun out in turn 4. Smith rejoined again.

The caution came out on the restart for Sylvester and Jeff Waltz in turn 2.

Tim Berkheimer headed to the pits under caution and rejoined the field before the restart.

Broderick and Hogue battled for third with Hogue holding him off. Hogue then went to work on Horan for second as Powell pulled away from the field.

Hogue got his nose under Horan on lap 7 down the back stretch with Horan holding him off.

Horan and the other front runners were closing in on the leader, Powell.

Broderick had gotten to third on lap 9. Updegraff got around Hogue for fourth in turn 2 but Hogue took it back.

The yellow came out on lap 11 for Hogue who came to a stop in turn 2. He was running fourth at the time.

Powell led Horan, Broderick, Updegraff and Jeff Gill to the cone for the restart.

After spinning out twice earlier in the race Smith was back in the top five by lap 12.

Horan took the lead on lap 12 after getting under Powell going in turn 1 and forcing Powell off the bottom.

The field was three wide going into turn 1 for second when the caution flew for Updegraff who got spun around in turn 2.

Horan led the field for the restart with another three-car battle for second. Powell Broderick and Smith were battling for the runner-up spot.

Horan held onto the lead for his second win at the track in 2019. After early race mishaps Smith drove through the field to take second out of turn 2 on the last lap. After leading a majority of the race Powell finished third. Berkheimer crossed the line fourth and Broderick rounded out the top five.

Heat race winners were Travis Horan and Alex Updegraff.

After a week off Lincoln Speedway is back in action on Saturday, September 14 with 358 Sprints, Super Late Models and Extreme Stocks. Racing starts at 7:30PM with pit gates opening at 5:00PM and grandstand gates opening at 5:30PM.

RACE RESULTS

Saturday, August 31, 2019

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

Gene Latta Ford 410 Sprints:

410 Sprint Feature Finish (30 Laps) – 1. 51-Freddie Rahmer ($4,000); 2. 87-Alan Krimes; 3. 21-Brian Montieth; 4. 39-Cory Haas; 5. 1X-Chad Trout; 6. 59-Jim Siegel; 7. 75-Chase Dietz; 8. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 9. 99-Kyle Moody; 10. 15-Adam Wilt; 11. 69-Tim Glatfelter; 12. 16-Matt Campbell; 13. 8-Billy Dietrich; 14. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe; 15. 1*-Tim Wagaman; 16. 23-Chris Arnold; 17. 10-Joe Kata III; 18. 73B-Brett Michalski; 19.15B-Mark Bitner; 20.27G-Jay Galloway; 21. 11P-Greg Plank; 22. 21T-Scott Fisher (DNF); 23. 23Z-Todd Zinn (DNF); 24. 7-Trey Hivner (DNF)

Lap Leaders – Brian Montieth (1-7), Alan Krimes (8-26) & Freddie Rahmer (27-30)

410 Sprint Heat One Finish (10 laps) - 1. 59-Jim Siegel; 2. 51-Freddie Rahmer; 3. 75-Chase Dietz; 4. 8-Billy Dietrich; 5. 16-Matt Campbell; 6. 1*-Tim Wagaman; 7. 23-Chris Arnold; 8. 23Z-Todd Zinn (DNF)

410 Sprint Heat Two Finish (10 laps) - 1. 21-Brian Montieth; 2. 1X-Chad Trout; 3. 39-Cory Haas; 4. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe; 5. 69-Tim Glatfelter; 6. 10K-Joe Kata III; 7. 15B-Mark Bitner; 8.11P-Greg Plank

410 Sprint Heat Three Finish (10 laps) - 1. 87-Alan Krimes; 2. 15-Adam Wilt; 3. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 4. 99-Kyle Moody; 5. 73B-Brett Michalski; 6. 21T-Scott Fisher; 7. 27G-Jay Galloway (DNF); 8. 7-Trey Hivner (DNF)

410 Time Trial Results 1. 75-Chase Dietz 13.789; 2. 21-Brian Montieth 13.807; 3. 99-Kyle Moody 13.838; 4. 51-Freddie Rahmer 13.854; 5. 1X-Chad Trout 13.878; 6. 87-Alan Krimes 13.917; 7. 59-Jim Siegel 13.918; 8. 69-Tim Glatfelter 13.945; 9. 15-Adam Wilt 13.956; 10. Billy Dietrich 13.968; 11. 39-Cory Haas 14.039; 12. 88-Brandon Rahmer 14.052; 13. 16-Matt Campbell 14.060; 14. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe 14.095; 15. 73B-Brett Michalski 14.095; 16. 1*-Tim Wagaman 14.203; 17. 10K-Joe Kata III 14.610; 18. 27G_-Jay Galloway 14.658; 19. 23-Chris Arnold 14.795; 20. 15B-Mark Bitner 15.003; 21. 21T-Scott Fisher 15.069; 22. 23z-Todd Zinn 15.316; 23. 11P-Greg Plank 15.635; 24. 7-Trey Hivner NT

Danny Dietrich wins at Williams Grove Speedway Troy Junkins Photo

Dietrich Claims Williams Grove Kauffman Tribute For Sprints, Buckwalter Gets URC Main

8/30/19

Mechanicsburg – Danny Dietrich led flag to flag to pick up the Keith Kauffman Tribute race for sprint cars at Williams Grove Speedway on Friday night.

Dietrich’s fifth win of the season at the track, as the point leader, was worth $4,777.

In the URC Sprint feature, Royersford driver Steve Buckwalter drove to his first 360 sprint car win ever at the oval.

Dietrich drew the pole for the 25-lap Kauffman Tribute event and took the lead from Chad Trout on the opening lap as Trout went low in the first corner.

Dietrich zipped to his outside on the cushion and drove into a comman that he would never relinquish.

Event fast qualifier Brian Montieth started third in the race and got by Trout as well and would dog leader Dietrich for the entire non-stop distance.

Dietrich hit traffic with 15 laps to go with Montieth hot on his heels.

Montieth gained dramatically at times using the same cushion that Dietrich was riding with the lead bu the opportunity never presented itself for Montieth to take control.

Montieth’s closest chance at stealing the win came on lap 13 when Dietrich tried to go low on Dylan Cisney to put him a lap down.

But as soon as Dietrich settled back into his groove, he again was firmly in command.

Montieth would cross the line .447 seconds behind at the finish with third going to Ryan Smith.

Chad Trout finished in fourth with Freddie Rahmer finishing in the fifth spot.

Sixth through 10th went to Brian Brown who started fourth in the race, Kyle Moody, Cory Haas, TJ Stutts and Steve Buckwalter.

The win extended Dietrich’s point lead over Rahmer in a quest for his first Williams Grove track title. It was Dietrich’s 24th career victory at the track.

Heats went to Montieth and Trout. Montieth’s fast time was 17.180 seconds.

Defending URC series champion Josh Weller led the first three laps of the URC Sprints main before second starter Steve Buckwalter took over.

Buckwalter was then chased by Weller and Chad Layton before the first caution flag of the race unfurled with five laps completed.

Mark Smith motored into third on the restart and was racing with Weller for second when the final caution of the race came out with 15 laps to go.

Smith finally put Weller behind him with 12 laps to go and then closed on the leader.

But Buckwalter was able to keep Smith at bay to pick up the $2,000 win by .491 seconds.

Weller finished third followed by Kyle Reinhardt and Jason Shultz.

Sixth through 10th went to Curt Michael, Layton, Tyler Ross, Jimmy Stitzel and Derek Locke.

URC heats went to Michael, Buckwalter and Layton.

Keep up to date on all the latest speedway news and information by visiting the oval’s official website located at www.williamsgrove.com or by following the track on Twitter and Facebook.

Feature finishes:

8/30/19

410 sprints, 25 laps: 1. Danny Dietrich, 2. Brian Montieth, 3. Ryan Smith, 4. Chad Trout, 5. Freddie Rahmer, 6. Brian Brown, 7. Kyle Moody, 8. Cory Haas, 9. TJ Stutts, 10. Steve Buckwalter, 11. Dylan Cisney, 12. Eric Riggins, 13. Troy Fraker, 14. Greg Plank, 15. Anthony Macri, 16. Chase Dietz, 17. Kyle Reinhardt, 18. Todd Zinn

DNS: Mark Smith, Rodney Westhafer,

URC sprints, 25 laps: 1. Steve Buckwalter, 2. Mark Smith, 3. Josh Weller, 4. Kyle Reinhardt, 5. Jason Shultz, 6. Curt Michael, 7. Chad Layton, 8. Tyler Ross, 9. Jimmy Stitzel, 10. Derek Locke, 11. Tyler Breahm, 12. Austin Bishop, 13. Ryan Quackenbush, 14. Chris Frank, 15. Colby Womer, 16. Steve Downs, 17. Kyle Smith, 18. Jason Cherry, 19. Ryan Stillwaggon

DNS: Freddie Rahmer, Tyler Templin

August 18th, 2019

2019 CHAMPION RACING OIL/RM RACING LUBRICANTS CENTRAL PA SPRINT CARS Presented by HOSEHEADS

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All Stars Leave With Four Wins

The 2019 Champion Racing Oil/RM Racing Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars had a full weekend with six features run in four nights. The All Stars were in town and they took the money home from four of those features. Aaron Reutzel won at Grandview Speedway Thursday night for Thunder On The Hill. Aaron Reutzel won again on Friday night at Williams Grove Speedway for the first ever All Star win at the track in the first of twin 20's. Lance Dewease won his 8th feature of the year in the 2nd feature of the twin 20's. Saturday All Star rookie Skylar Gee won at Lincoln Speedway for his first ever All Star win. The same night up at Port Royal Speedway Jeff Miller won his 3rd Champion Racing Oil/RM Racing Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars feature of the year. The weekend ended on Sunday at BAPS Motor Speedway where Gerard McIntyre took the feature win for the All Stars after five drivers were disqualified at the start of the feature amidst much confusion.

The Champion Racing Oil/RM Racing Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars are back this weekend with five more shows in four nights of action for Labor Day. The weekend starts out Friday night August 30th at Williams Grove Speedway for Keith Kauffman Tribute Night. Saturday August 31st both Port Royal Speedway and Lincoln Speedway have shows. Sunday September 1st Selinsgrove Speedway has the Ray Tilley Classic and the weekend rounds down with the traditional Labor Day Juniata County Fair race at Port Royal Speedway Monday afternoon.

Danny Dietrich leads the Champion Racing Oil/RM Racing Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars points with Freddie Rahmer in 2nd and Lucas Wolfe in 3rd.

Without the above sponsors the point series payout would not be possible. Thank you to all of them.

2019 CHAMPION RACING OIL/ RM LUBRICANTS CENTRAL PA SPRINT CARS
presented by Hoseheads.com
Listing; position, car number, driver, points, series wins
After August 25, 2019
1. 48 Danny Dietrich 1411 11
2. 51 Freddie Rahmer 937 8
3. 24 Lucas Wolfe 821 5
4. 21 Brian Montieth 767 3
5. 69k Lance Dewease 725 8
6. 72 Ryan Smith 679
7. 39M Anthony Macri 643 1
8. 1 Logan Wagner 632 5
8. 39M Anthony Macri 608 1
9. 99m Kyle Moody 503 2
10. 87 Alan Krimes 460 2
11. 1x Chad Trout 454 1
12. 39 Cory Haas 451 2
13. 5 Dylan Cisney 428 3
14. 11 T J Stutts 405
15. 75 Chase Dietz 354 1
16. 15 Adam Wilt 335
17. 59 Jim Siegel 273
18. 70 Brock Zearfoss 268
19. 33 Jared Esh 262 1
20. 91 Kyle Reinhardt 259
21. 12 Blane Heimbach 249 1
22. 55K Robbie Kendall 238 1
23. 17B Steve Buckwalter 238
24. 88 Brandon Rahmer 225
25. 2 A J Flick 224 1

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31st Port Royal
September
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2nd-Port Royal

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Gerard McIntyre earns first All Star victory of 2019 during Justin Snyder ‘Salute to the Troops’ program at BAPS Motor Speedway

YORK HAVEN, Pa. (August 25, 2019) - Utilizing ‘home field advantage,’ New Oxford, Pennsylvania’s Gerard McIntrye capped an incredible weekend for the Ollie’s Bargain Outlet All Star Circuit of Champions presented by Mobil 1 and earned the ‘Salute to the Troops’ victory at BAPS Motor Speedway on Sunday evening, August 25, eventually leading all 30 circuits of the $5,000-to-win program and securing his first Series victory of the 2019 season.

The win, a second-ever during All Star competition for the pilot of the Northeast Foundation and Concrete/Water Treatment By Design/No. 07 sprint car, did not come without a challenge, forced with withstand nearly 20 laps of constant pressure from six-time Series champion and all-time Series win leader, Dale Blaney.

On an even bigger note for All Star enthusiasts, the BAPS Motor Speedway triumph bumped the weekend score to 4-1 in favor of Tony Stewart’s All Star Circuit of Champions; Grandview Speedway, the first Williams Grove Speedway ‘Jack Gunn Memorial’ feature, Lincoln Speedway, and BAPS Motor Speedway all accomplished by full-time All Stars.

“The guys did a great job tonight. I just did what I needed to do to get this thing to victory lane,” said Gerard McIntrye in BAPS Motor Speedway victory lane. “A big thanks to all of those guys for running me clean. I could hear Dale (Blaney) on the outside of me a couple of times. I tried to change my line up a few times so those guys didn’t know where I was going. It all worked out and I’m glad to be here.”

A red flag incident involving pole-sitter, Justin Peck, on the opening circuit, followed by multiple rule infractions resulting in the disqualification of Danny Dietrich, Anthony Macri, Lance Dewease, Ryan Smith and Skylar Gee, allowed McIntyre the opportunity to restart on the front row. The opportunity played into McIntyre’s favor, jumping to an early lead with Cory Eliason, Dale Blaney, Aaron Reutzel and Tony Stewart in tow.

With G-Mac in command, it was Blaney who was making the early moves. The Hartford, Ohio-native slipped into second by lap five, next setting aim on the familiar No. 07 of McIntyre. Lap after lap, Blaney attempted to drive by G-Mac, only to be denied at the exit of each corner. A trio of cautions, including a second red flag incident for Series point leader, Aaron Reutzel, on lap 19, halted the feature pace, and although Blaney restarted well, G-Mac survived and continued to lead the way.

In an attempt to execute a perfect last-ditch effort, Blaney chased McIntyre beyond the flagstand and drove into turn one as hard as he could, nearly pulling even as the pair reached the apex of the corner. A drag race down the backstretch ensued, followed by McIntrye diving into turn three and Blaney returning to the topside. Despite the bold attempt, Blaney did not have enough, losing by a margin of victory equalling .0183 seconds.

“Gerard ran a really great race,” Dale Blaney said, driver of the McGhee Motorsports No. 11 who is now back in charge of the Series' championship standings. “The guys gave me a great car. A second the last two nights in Central PA isn’t bad. I would have liked to get one of these out here though.”

Freddie Rahmer, who won the evening’s B-main, blasted ahead 16 positions to secure a third place finish at the final checkers, followed by Brock Zearfoss and Paul McMahan.

Tony Stewart’s All Stars will now turn their attention back to the Buckeye State, ready to headline four events in four days at two different facilities. Action will launch with two nights at Attica Raceway Park in Attica on Friday and Saturday, August 30 & 31, followed by back-to-back appearances at Wayne County Speedway in Orrville on Sunday and Monday, September 1 & 2.

Competition will be high, but so will the paydays, as Attica Raceway Park will award a total winner’s share equalling $15,000 over the course of the two-day visit; $5,000 on Friday, followed by the $10,000-to-win Brad Doty Classic on Saturday.

Wayne County Speedway will also award hefty top prizes over Labor Day weekend beginning with the $12,000-to-win Pete Jacobs Memorial on Sunday, followed by the Rick Susong Memorial worth $5,000 on Monday.

Additional news and notes will be posted in the near future. For the time being, fans are encouraged to visit Attica Raceway Park and Wayne County Speedway online at www.atticaracewaypark.com and www.waynecountyspeedway.com, respectively.

Contingency Awards/Results: BAPS Motor Speedway - August 25, 2019:
Event: Justin Snyder’s Salute to the Troops
Entries: 28
C&R Racing All Star Warm-Ups: Danny Dietrich - 15.924 seconds
Lincoln Electric Fast Qualifier: Lance Dewease - 15.853 seconds
Ford Performance Heat #1: Ryan Smith
All Pro Aluminum Cylinder Heads Heat #2: Gerard McIntyre
Hunt Brothers Pizza Heat #3: Anthony Macri
JE Pistons presented by Fatheadz Eyewear Dash: Justin Peck
Classic Ink USA Screenprinting B-Main Winner: Freddie Rahmer
Ollie’s Bargain Outlet A-Main Winner: Gerard McIntyre
MSD Performance Hard Charger Award: Freddie Rahmer (+16)
Cometic Gasket Most A-Main Laps Led: Gerard McIntyre (1-30)
Rayce Rudeen Foundation First Non-Transfer: Jay Galloway
(Lincoln Electric, MSD Performance, Fatheadz Eyewear, Rayce Rudeen Foundation, Cometic Gasket: Need decal to qualify for contingency award)

Qualifying

Group (A)
1. 69K-Lance Dewease, 15.853; 2. 48-Danny Dietrich, 15.943; 3. 87-Aaron Reutzel, 16.198; 4. 72-Ryan Smith, 16.268; 5. 99-Skylar Gee, 16.417; 6. W20-Greg Wilson, 16.551; 7. 40-George Hobaugh, 16.570; 8. 73B-Brett Michalski, 16.682; 9. 91F-Anthony Fiore, 17.053; 10. 67-Justin Whittall, 17.178

Group (B)
1. 26-Cory Eliason, 16.161; 2. 11-Dale Blaney, 16.280; 3. 21-Brian Montieth, 16.539; 4. O7-Gerard McIntyre, 16.555; 5. 7k-Dan Shetler, 16.786; 6. 8-Billy Dietrich, 16.859; 7. 5-Jeff Halligan, 17.146; 8. 99M-Kyle Moody, 17.217; 9. 90-Jordan Givler, 17.278

Group (C)
1. 14-Tony Stewart, 16.244; 2. 70-Brock Zearfoss, 16.246; 3. 70X-Justin Peck, 16.446; 4. 39M-Anthony Macri, 16.540; 5. 13-Paul McMahan, 16.547; 6. 91-Kyle Reinhardt, 16.562; 7. 44-Dylan Norris, 16.815; 8. 51-Freddie Rahmer, 16.946; 9. 27G-Jay Galloway, 17.568

Heat #1 - Group (A) (8 Laps) - Top 6 Transfer
1. 72-Ryan Smith [1]; 2. 48-Danny Dietrich [3]; 3. 87-Aaron Reutzel [2]; 4. 69K-Lance Dewease [4]; 5. 99-Skylar Gee [5]; 6. W20-Greg Wilson [6]; 7. 73B-Brett Michalski [8]; 8. 67-Justin Whittall [10]; 9. 91F-Anthony Fiore [9]; 10. 40-George Hobaugh [7]

Heat #2 - Group (B) (8 Laps) - Top 6 Transfer
1. O7-Gerard McIntyre [1]; 2. 11-Dale Blaney [3]; 3. 26-Cory Eliason [4]; 4. 21-Brian Montieth [2]; 5. 99M-Kyle Moody [8]; 6. 90-Jordan Givler [9]; 7. 5-Jeff Halligan [7]; 8. 7K-Dan Shetler [5]; 9. 8-Billy Dietrich [6]

Heat #3 - Group (C) (8 Laps) - Top 6 Transfer
1. 39M-Anthony Macri [1]; 2. 70X-Justin Peck [2]; 3. 70-Brock Zearfoss [3]; 4. 14-Tony Stewart [4]; 5. 13-Paul McMahan [5]; 6. 91-Kyle Reinhardt [6]; 7. 51-Freddie Rahmer [8]; 8. 44-Dylan Norris [7]; 9. 27G-Jay Galloway [9]

Dash #1 (6 Laps)
1. 70X-Justin Peck [2]; 2. 26-Cory Eliason [3]; 3. 48-Danny Dietrich [6]; 4. O7-Gerard McIntyre [1]; 5. 39M-Anthony Macri [4]; 6. 11-Dale Blaney [5]; 7. 69K-Lance Dewease [7]; 8. 72-Ryan Smith [8]

B-Main (10 Laps) - Top 6 Transfer
1. 51-Freddie Rahmer [3]; 2. 5-Jeff Halligan [4]; 3. 73B-Brett Michalski [2]; 4. 44-Dylan Norris [6]; 5. 7K-Dan Shetler [5]; 6. 40-George Hobaugh [1]; 7. 27G-Jay Galloway [10]; 8. 67-Justin Whittall [7]; 9. 8-Billy Dietrich [8]; 10. 91F-Anthony Fiore [9]

A-Main (30 Laps)
1. O7-Gerard McIntyre [4]; 2. 11-Dale Blaney [6]; 3. 51-Freddie Rahmer [19]; 4. 70-Brock Zearfoss [10]; 5. 13-Paul McMahan [14]; 6. 99M-Kyle Moody [15]; 7. 26-Cory Eliason [2]; 8. W20-Greg Wilson [16]; 9. 21-Brian Montieth [12]; 10. 91-Kyle Reinhardt [17]; 11. 14-Tony Stewart [11]; 12. 5-Jeff Halligan [20]; 13. 73B-Brett Michalski [21]; 14. 44-Dylan Norris [22]; 15. 90-Jordan Givler [18]; 16. 87-Aaron Reutzel [9]; 17. 7K-Dan Shetler [23]; 18. 40-George Hobaugh [24]; 19. 70X-Justin Peck [1]; 20. 39M-Anthony Macri [5]; 21. 69K-Lance Dewease [7]; 22. 72-Ryan Smith [8]; 23. 99-Skylar Gee [13]; 24. 48-Danny Dietrich [3] Lap Leaders: Gerard McIntyre (1-30)

Miller Edges Macri at Line for Third Victory of Season, Hammaker and Price Pick Up First Career Victories

By- Justin Snyder

PORT ROYAL, Pa- Jeff Miller added to what has already been a fairytale season as he picked up his third Weikert's Livestock 410 Sprint Car victory of the season when he bested Anthony Macri by mere inches (.010) at the start/finish line in the closest margin of victory known since the inception of electronic timing and scoring in the history of the Port Royal Speedway.

"They said earlier in the night that I had won two races in my rookie season and even then it didn’t seem real," said Miller. "To be up here again is pretty special and this season has just been amazing."

Open Wheel Madness 2 surely lived up to it’s namesake as 101 sprint cars across three divisions packed the Speedway pits to begin the night.

In the feature, Daryl Stimeling and Tyler Bear led the field to the green flag with Bear jumping out to the early lead. However, it would be short lived as Miller blasted past Bear on the outside of the track exiting turn 2 from his fourth starting spot to claim the lead and lead the opening circuit.

As Miller began to stretch his lead, it was former NASCAR champion and surprise attendee Tony Stewart making early moves. Starting from the seventh starting position, Stewart was up to fourth at the completion of the opening circuit.

Macri was also on the move. Rolling off from the eighth starting spot, Macri moved into sixth on lap six, just as Miller began to enter lap traffic on the backstretch with a nearly 3.0 second lead at his expense.

One lap later Stewart moved into third using the top of the speedway coming to the line and on lap eight he overtook Bear for second in turn's one and two on the outside.

With Miller having issues clearing the lap cars, Stewart was chipping away at the lead. Meanwhile Justin Whittall had moved into third and Macri had worked himself up to fourth, passing Bear with 11 to go.

Stewart, running a Ford powered engine, was having a hard time clearing the lap car of Nicole Bower, but on lap 18 he finally cleared her and he closed to the tail tank of Miller, who was struggling to get around Anthony Fiore's lap machine.

Stewart tried the bottom of the speedway, but couldn't quite clear Miller as Miller rocketed around the top and momentum kept him in the lead. With three laps to go, Stewart maneuvered the middle of turn's 3 and four to overtake the rookie to take the lead. However, just as he passed the flag-stand to lead the lap, Stewart banged wheels with Fiore, causing his left rear tire to go flat, handing the lead back to Miller

"I was having a terrible time getting around those lap cars and I knew those guys were coming," said Miller. "Tony kind of threaded the needle and I wasn't really sure what happened to him, but he had a quick car."

As Stewart pulled off the speedway, Miller continued to rail the cushion. Still struggling to pass the lap cars of Fiore and Stimeling, Whittall and Macri were in hot pursuit and it wouldn't be his last challenge for the lead.

On the white flag lap, Macri slid under Whittall to take the second position in turn's one and two and used a head of steam down the backstretch to slide under Miller entering turn 3. He pulled ahead of Miller and cleared him exiting turn four, but Miller crossed under him and the two cars briefly banged wheels coming to the checkered flag with Miller being deemed the winner by the closest of margins.

Macri, Whittall, Jared Esh, who was the night's hard charger coming from the 18th starting position and Logan Wagner rounded out the top five. Wagner also overcame extreme adversity as he wrecked his Zemco Headers #1 in warm-ups and was forced to pilot his father's car for the rest of the night to help protect his points lead.

Passing was rampant throughout the field with eight cars advancing at least four positions. AJ Flick, who won the B-Main, also came form 21st to finish seventh, all in nonstop action.

"We rubbed wheels and I pinched him or whatever, but he didn’t really seem real happy with me," said Miller of the dash to the checkered flag. "It was a racing deal. I'm not giving up for nothing, but I'm not going to destroy my car or his over it."

For Macri, he was happy with the second and is hoping to use the momentum and recent surge of speed for the big races upcoming on the schedule. He also struggled with an ignition switch problem that halted momentum early in the night.

"This car is nothing shirt of a rocket ship," said Macri. "If it wasn’t for me hitting the ignition switch twice during that feature I think the outcome might have been different. I'm feeling pretty good about the Tuscarora 50 right now to be honest with you."

Bear, Flick, Dan Shetler, Steve Buckwalter and TJ Stutts rounded out the top 10.

Sprint Car Results- 1.Jeff Miller 2.Anthony Macri 3.Justin Whittall 4.Jared Esh 5.Logan Wagner 6.Tyler Bear 7. AJ Flick 8.Dan Shetler 9.Steve Buckwalter 10.TJ Stutts 11.Blane Heimbach 12.Tyler Reeser 13.Dylan Cisney 14.Kyle Smith 15.Trenton Sheaffer 16.Tony Fiore 17.Daryl Stimeling 18.Nicole Bower 19.Tyler Walton 20.Rick Lafferty 21.Chris Arnold 22.Dwayne Gutshall 23.Tony Stewart 24.Dave Blaney

Saturday, August 24, 2019

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

CANADIAN SKYLAR GEE INKS HIS NAME IN THE RECORD BOOKS WITH FIRST CAREER ALL-STAR WIN; Jeremy Ott Ends Dominating Season with Victory

UPCOMING SCHEDULE:

Saturday, August 31 (7:30pm) Bob Leiby Memorial | 410 Sprints* + 358 Sprints + Extreme Stocks + FIREWORKS (*Final points race for 410 Sprints)

Saturday, September 21 (7:30pm) All-Star Circuit of Champions Dirt Classic 6 | $20,000 to win

Abbottstown, PA (August 24, 2019) – After setting quick time over the 30-car field and winning the dash, Skylar Gee started on the pole of Saturday night’s 30-lap feature. Matt Campbell, who missed last week after issues getting to the track, started second.

Officials got the field lined up after docking Brandon Rahmer a row for being late to staging are.

Gee got the advantage when the green flag dropped but Brock Zearfoss came to a stop in the bottom of turn 1 bringing out the caution.

The field lined side-by-side again for a complete restart after Zearfoss rejoined the.

Gee took the lead again on the start. The caution came out again before a lap was in the books. Danny Dietrich, Chase Dietz and Tim Glatfelter got tangled up in turn 4 with Glatfelter nearly ending up on his side.

All-Star regular, Gerard McIntyre, had a flat right front tire under caution. His team changed the flat and McIntyre was able to tag the rear.

Dietrich and Glatfelter walked back to the pits from the crash and were penalized by All-Star officials for a rule violation. Both cars were parked in the infield until the conclusion of the feature.

The field lined up once again for a complete restart and the saying “the third times a charm” rang true. The start was clean with Gee to the lead and both Dale Blaney and Jeff Halligan getting around Campbell.

As Gee was pulling away and Ryan Smith was starting to work on Campbell for fourth the caution flag flew yet again. Brian Montieth slowed as he had a flat right rear lap 2. Montieth utilized the two-minute work time and rejoined the field.

This time the field lined up for a single file restart with Gee leading Blaney, Halligan, Campbell and Smith to the cone.

Gee went high on the restart going into turn 1 with Blaney diving low.

Halligan made a move on Blaney for second and nearly bicycled after hitting the cushion but and saved it and continued on. In the meantime, both Smith and Campbell got by him shuffling him back to fifth.

The field saw the yellow again on lap 4 for McIntyre and Cory Haas who got together in turn 4.

With all of the laps run under caution early in the race the All-Stars 32-minute marker was hit, and the yellow went to an open red for teams to add fuel.

After the cars were fueled and lined up Gee led Blaney, Campbell, Smith and Halligan to the cone.

Smith worked on Campbell for third and tried a slide job in turns 3 and 4 but Campbell held the spot.

Adam Wilt went to the bottom in turn 3 to get by Cory Eliason for sixth. Eliason took the spot back on the next lap.

Gee had nearly a 2.5 second lead as he approached lap traffic on lap 10 when the caution out again in turn 2 for Montieth. Montieth was running 13th and spun out. He rejoined the field again.

Smith got under Campbell going down the back stretch for third taking the position. Campbell didn’t go away quietly and stuck around to try and get the spot back from Smith.

Wilt and Eliason continued to battle for position.

Gee had a 2.78 second lead on lap 15, halfway through the main event.

The caution came out yet again on lap16. Eliason got spun around while running 5thcoming out of turn 2. He rejoined the field.

Smith was getting a great run out of turn 2 while trying to reel in Blaney for second.

Halligan raced his way back up to fifth after falling back to seventh earlier in the race.

Gee continued to pull away but tagged the wall coming out of turn 4 lap 21 losing a second of his advantage over Blaney. Despite the mishap Gee had created enough distance between Blaney to maintain his lead as he approached lapped traffic to cross the finish line first for his first career All-Star victory.

Smith completed the podium with a third-place finish. Wilt finished fourth and Halligan crossed the line fifth.

Dale Blaney, Jeff Halligan and Ryan Smith were the heat race winners. Brandon Rahmer won the B-main.

Jeremy Ott Ends Dominating Season with Victory

Jeremy Ott has been a dominating force at Lincoln Speedway in 2019 racing with the Central PA Legends. In the series’ last race of the year at the track, Ott continued to impress.

Jeremy Hahn stared on the pole of the 20-lap feature with Travis Perry lined up to his outside. Alex Schmeidel and Ott made up the second row.

The outside line was fast with Perry taking the lead at the start and Ott sliding into second.

Ott and Perry drag raced to the flag stand to complete lap 1 with Ott getting the edge. Perry stuck around and got the lead from Ott on lap 2.

Ott got his nose under Perry coming out of turn 2 on lap 3 but couldn’t make the pass.

While Perry and Ott battled for the lead, Mason Chaney was working his way through the field from his tenth starting spot. Chaney was up to fifth by lap 4.

The yellow flag few on lap 5 for Chris McKinney when he came to a stop in the top of turn 3.

Perry led Ott, Schmeidel, Hahn and Chaney on the restart.

Chaney got by Hahn for fourth.

Perry and Ott drove wheel to wheel lap coming to the flagstand on lap 8 with Perry holding on to the lead.

Bill Diehl and Chaney got together on the front stretch bringing out the caution. Hahn was also involved but was able to keep running so he kept his spot. The cars involved were running fourth, fifth and sixth at the time.

Perry held off Ott on the restart, but Ott stayed within striking distance. Ott got his nose under Perry on lap 12 but Perry once again beat him to the flagstand.

The caution flag came out on lap 13 for Brent Marquis, DJ Elzey and Chaney in turns 3 and 4.

Lap 16 saw a three-wide battle for the lead down the front stretch between Perry, Ott and Travis McClelland. Despite the heavy pressure, Perry held on to the top spot.

Ott got his nose under Perry coming out of turn 2 on the last lap and this time it stuck with Ott beating Perry to the checkered flag. McClelland finished third. Schmeidel crossed the line fourth and Hahn completed the top five.

Jeremy Ott, Bill Diehl, Travis Perry and Travis McClelland were the heat race winners. Brent Marquis won the consi.

Also, of note, was driver Harlon Leppo who raced his last race on Saturday night. Leppo is hanging up the suit at the end of the season after a successful career in the Central PA Legends division.

This Saturday, August 31, Lincoln Speedway is back in action with the Bob Leiby Memorial featuring 410 Sprints, 358 Sprints, Extreme Stocks and fireworks. It is the final points race for the 410 Sprints. Racing starts at 7:30PM with pit gates opening at 5:00PM and grandstand gates opening at 5:30PM.

RACE RESULTS

Saturday, August 17, 2019

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

Gene Latta Ford 410 Sprints:

410 Sprint Feature Finish (30 Laps) 1. 99-Skylar Gee ($5,000); 2. 11-Dale Blaney; 3. 72-Ryan Smith; 4. 15-Adam Wilt; 5. 58-Jefg Halligan; 6. 87-Alan Krimes; 7. 16-Matt Campbell; 8. 87-Aaron Reutzel; 9. W20-Greg Wilson; 10. 51-Freddie Rahmer; 11. 70X-Justin Peck; 12. 13-Paul McMahan; 13. 59-Jim Siegel; 14. 1X-Chad Trout; 15. 07-Gerard McIntyre; 16. 21-Brian Montieth; 17. 70-Brock Zearfoss; 18. 26-Cory Eliason; 19. 73B-Brett Michalski; 20. 39-Cory Haas (DNF); 21. 88-Brandon Rahmer (DNF); 22. 75-Chase Dietz (DNF); 23. 48-Danny Dietrich (DNF); 24. 69-Tim Galtfelter (DNF); 25. 99M-Kyle Moody (DNF); 26. 8-Billy Dietrich (DNF)

Lap Leader – Skylar Gee (1-30)

410 Sprint Heat One Finish (8 laps) - 1. 72-Ryan Smith; 2. 16-Matt Campbell; 3. 1X-Chad Trout; 4. 70-Brock Zearfoss; 5. 99-Skylar Gee; 6. 75-Chase Dietz; 7. 59-Jim Siegel; 8. 48-Danny Dietrich; 9. 69-Tim Glatfelter; 10. 40-George Hobaugh

410 Sprint Heat Two Finish (8 laps) - 1. 58-Jeff Halligan; 2. 15-Adam Wilt; 3. W20-Greg Wilson; 4. 13-Paul McMahan; 5. 70X-Justin Peck; 6. 87K-Alan Krimes; 7. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 8. 99M-Kyle Moody; 9. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe; 10. 7-Trey Hiver (DNF)

410 Sprint Heat Three Finish (8 laps) - 1. 11-Daley Blaney; 2. 26-Cory Eliason; 3. 21-Brian Montieth; 4. 87-Aaron Reutzel; 5. 39-Cory Haas; 6. 51-Freddie Rahmer; 7. 1*-Tim Wagaman; 8. 8-Billy Dietrich; 9. 73B-Brett Michalski; 10. 07-Gerard McIntyre

410 Sprint Dash Finish (6 laps) – 1. 99-Skylar Gee; 2. 16-Matt Campbell; 3. 11-Dale Blaney; 4. 72-Ryan Smith; 5. 58-Jeff Halligan; 6. 26-Cory Eliason; 7. 1X-Chad Trout; 8. 15-Adam Wilt

410 Sprint Consi Finish (10 laps) – 1. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 2. 59-Jim Siegel; 3. 48-Danny Dietrich; 4. 69-Tim Glatfelter; 5. 8-Billy Dietrich; 6. 07-Gerard McIntyre; 7. 1*-Tim Wagaman; 8. 99M-Kyle Moody; 9. 73B-Brett Michalski; 10. 7-Trey Hivner; (DNF); 11. 40-George Hobaugh (DNF); 12. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe (DNF)

410 Sprint Time Trial Results 1. 99-Skylar Gee 13.258; 2. 1X-Chad Trout 13.381; 3. 72-Ryan Smith 13.395; 4. 16-Matt Campbell 13.469; 5. 88-Brandon Rahmer 13.514; 6. W20-Greg Wilson 13.517; 7. 70-Brock Zearfoss 13.522; 8. 69-Tim Glatfelter 13.528; 9. 15-Adam Wilt 13.530; 10. 21-Brian Montieth 13.543; 11. 87-Aaron Reutzel 13.561; 12. 59-Jim Siegel 13.569; 13. 26-Cory Eliason 13.571; 14. 58-Jeff Halligan 13.582; 15. 11-Dale Blaney 13,584; 16. 51-Freddie Rahmer 13.587; 17. 70X-Justin Peck 13.610; 18. 75-Chase Dietz 13.617; 19. 07-Gerard McIntyre 13.649; 20. 13-Paul McMahan 13.673; 21. 48-Danny Dietrich 13.709; 22. 39-Cory Haas 13.737; 23. 87K-Alan Krimes 13.744; 24. 8-Billy Dietrich 13.755; 25. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe 13.770; 26. 99M0-Kyle Moody 13.786; 27. 40-George Hobaugh 14.019; 28. 1*-Tim Wagaman 14.126; 29. 7-Trey Hivner 14.130; 30. 73B-Brett Michalski 14.215

Dietrich And Layton Battles For Career First Titles Continue Friday At Williams Grove

8/25/19

Mechanicsburg - Two different sprint car point battles will continue at Williams Grove Speedway on Friday night and both have something in common.

Both drivers trying to win titles in the 410 sprints and URC Sprints are looking for the first crowns of their careers.

In the 2019 Williams Grove Speedway 410 sprint car point battle for the track title, Gettysburg’s Danny Dietrich leads the standings over one-time champion Freddie Rahmer.

If he is able to hold on through the final six shows of the season at the track, the oval title will be the first ever for the Adams County pilot.

But Rahmer is close enough to keep the pressure on, some 340 points back, so that one bad feature run for Dietrich could dramatically close the gap for Rahmer.

Both Dietrich and Rahmer have four Williams Grove wins to their credit to date this season.

And in the URC Sprint season point battle, Harrisburg’s Chad Layton is trying to record his first ever series title.

Layton has two wins on the season and nine top five finishes while his pursuer Josh Weller holds a single victory and 11 top five finishes.

Weller is the defending series titlist and is looking to make it two in a row, now 71 markers out of the lead.

Gates for this Friday’s 410 sprint, URC Sprint open wheel doubleheader open at 5:30 pm with racing action slated for 7:30 pm.

The URC Sprints will race in a 25 lap main paying $2,000 to win while the 410 sprints compete in the 25-lap Keith Kauffman Tribute feature paying $4,777 to the winner.

Adult general admission for the big sprint car show is set at $18 with youth ages 13 – 20 admitted for just $10. Kids ages 12 and under are always FREE at Williams Grove Speedway.

Keep up to date on all the latest speedway news and information by visiting the oval’s official website located at www.williamsgrove.com or by following the track on Twitter and Facebook.

August 18th, 2019

2019 CHAMPION RACING OIL/RM RACING 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, J&S Fabrication and LaSalle Racing Engines.

Cory Haas Takes Two

The 2019 Champion Racing Oil/RM Racing Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars had a full weekend with three nights of racing. Cory Haas won his first feature of the year at Williams Grove Speedway Friday night. Saturday at Lincoln Speedway Danny Dietrich ran his win total in the series to eleven, while at Port Royal Speedway Logan Wagner ran his series win total to five. On Sunday August 18th Trail Way Speedway had their one Champion Racing Oil/RM Racing Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars show of 2019 and Cory Haas won his 2nd feature of the weekend.

The Champion Racing Oil/RM Racing Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars are back this weekend with four nights of action with the All Stars. The weekend starts out Thursday August 22nd at Grandview Speedway for Thunder On The Hill and the first of four All Star shows. Friday the point series and the All Stars are at Williams Grove Speedway. Saturday August 24th the point series and All Stars are at Lincoln Speedway while Port Royal Speedway also hosts a point series show the same night. Sunday August 25th BAPS Motor Speedway closes out the weekend for the All Stars and Champion Racing Oil/RM Racing Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars.

Danny Dietrich leads the Champion Racing Oil/RM Racing Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars points with Freddie Rahmer in 2nd and Lucas Wolfe in 3rd.

Without the above sponsors the point series payout would not be possible. Thank you to all of them.

2019 CHAMPION RACING OIL/ RM LUBRICANTS CENTRAL PA SPRINT CARS
presented by Hoseheads.com
Listing; position, car number, driver, points, series wins
After August 18, 2019
1. 48 Danny Dietrich 1363 11
2. 51 Freddie Rahmer 897 8
3. 24 Lucas Wolfe 821 5
4. 21 Brian Montieth 739 3
5. 69k Lance Dewease 640 7
6. 39M Anthony Macri 608 1
7. 1 Logan Wagner 586 5
8. 72 Ryan Smith 564
9. 39 Cory Haas 451 2
10. 87 Alan Krimes 442 2
11. 99 Kyle Moody 437 2
12. 5 Dylan Cisney 428 3
13. 1x Chad Trout 420 1
14. 11 T J Stutts 395
15. 75 Chase Dietz 354 1
16. 59 Jim Siegel 273
17. 15 Adam Wilt 265
18. 12 Blane Heimbach 249 1
18. 91 Kyle Reinhardt 249
20. 55K Robbie Kendall 238 1
21. 33 Jared Esh 237 1
22. 70 Brock Zearfoss 230
23. 17B Steve Buckwalter 226
24. 88 Brandon Rahmer 213
25. 2 A J Flick 208 1

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25th BAPS ASCoC

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Mason Zeigler Captures First Career World of Outlaws Late Model Feature Win, Logan Wagner Grabs Fifth Sprint Car Win

By-Justin Snyder

PORT ROYAL, Pa- Usually when it comes to the Pennsylvania Posse vs the World of Outlaws rivalry, it’s all about Sprint Cars. However, Mason Zeigler brought home some bragging rights for the Late Models last night as the Chalk Hill, Pa native passed Ricky Weiss with three laps to go to claim his first-ever Morton Buildings World of Outlaws Late Model Series feature victory Saturday night at the Port Royal Speedway.

"We wanted to keep this one in PA tonight," said Zeigler, who won $10,000 for his efforts. "We've been working towards this for a long time and we got a lot of laps at this place, so I'm really excited to standing here."

Zeigler and Weiss, the leading rookie of the year with the Outlaws Late Models, led the field to the green with Zeigler jumping out to the early lead. It looked to be smooth sailing for Zeigler, as he was ripping around the top of the Speedway, with Weiss and fourth starting Brandon Sheppard in tow.

Zeigler first entered lap traffic on lap 11 and six laps later he got bottled up behind the lap car of Austin Hubbard and allowed Weiss to slide by on the bottom of the speedway in turn's 1 and 2.

Seven laps later Zeigler had regrouped and he pounced again. Still ripping around the top of the speedway, he used momentum exiting turn 2 to pass back by Weiss for the lead again.

"I was absolutely out of control out there and I was just trying my hardest to hit my marks," said Zeigler. "We gave him an opportunity there in lap traffic and I knew we had a car capable of getting him back."

The races only caution flew two laps later when Trevor Feathers got into the turn 3 outside guardrail and came to a slow on the inside of turn 4.

On the restart, it was Weiss striking back as he dove to the bottom of Zeigler in turn 1 and 2, pulling even with him as the powered down the backstretch. Zeigler would diamond turn 3 and 4 and pull back under Weiss to hold the lead on lap 29. However, Weiss used the momentum to slide back under Zeigler and regained the lead with 10-to go.

Over the next seven laps, Zeigler was sizing up Weiss, who also was looking for his first career Outlaws Late Model victory. With 3 to go, Zeigler pulled to the back bumper of Weiss coming to the flag stand. Zeigler tried a slidejob attempt in turns 1 and 2, only for Weiss to pull back ahead on the bottom of the backstretch.

But this allowed Zeigler to hit the high line in turn's 3 and 4. With Weiss rolling through the middle, Zeigler pulled ahead exiting turn 4 for good to take the lead for what would ultimately be the winning pass.

Zeigler would go on to take the checkered flag by 1.429 seconds for his second overall River Valley Builders Super Late Model triumph of 2019 at the Juniata County oval over Weiss, Sheppard, Shane Clanton and Rick Eckert

Gregg Satterlee, Chase Junghans, Dennis Erb Jr., Jason Covert and Darrell Lanigan rounded out the top 10.

"I knew he would have to be really good to get me and I knew if I just hit my marks we’d get him back," said Zeigler. "I was too good on the top and I wasn't about to let this one get away from us."

For Weiss, he was happy to continue what has been an excellent season, but was ultimately disappointed that he didn't get his elusive first win.

"I thought if I got out front I could run the top, but I just wasn't very good up there," said Weiss. "He was able to run us back down and ultimately he was just the better car tonight."

Late Model Results- 1.Mason Zeigler 2.Ricky Weiss 3.Brandon Sheppard 4.Shane Clanton 5.Rick Eckert 6.Gregg Satterlee 7.Chase Junghans 8.Dennis Erb Jr. 9.Jason Covert 10.Darrell Lanigan 11.Brian Birkhofer 12.Dylan Yoder 13.Cade Dillard 14.Alex Ferree 15.Ross Robinson 16.Jeff Rine 17.Brent Larson 18.Bryan Bernheisel 19. Boom Briggs 20.Trevor Feathers 21.Austin Hubbard 22.Blake Spencer 23.Andy Haus 24.Mike Lupfer

Sprint Cars

Logan Wagner led all 25-laps to capture his 5th overall Weikert's Livestock410 Sprint Car victory of 2019 at the Port Royal Speedway.

"I'm soo thankful to be with a team like this and have people who support me and make all this happen." said Wagner. "The car was excellent as it has been all year and I'm just happy to be in this position."

As a result of earning the most points after dual 6-lap heats, Wagner started on the pole with Dustin Baney on the outside front row. Wagner quickly jumped out the early lead over fourth starting AJ Flick and fifth starting Ryan Taylor.

The races only caution would fly on lap 4 as Tyler Bear got sideways in turn 3 and collected TJ Stutts as well. Both cars would be able to re-join the field.

When green flag racing resumed, it was Wagner again jumping out to a sizeable lead. Taylor, using the bottom of turn's 1 and 2 to slide past Flick, set his sights on Wagner as he moved into the second spot.

Wagner would enter lap traffic on lap 10. Before that, Wagner had been trying multiple lines of the speedway, with Taylor catching him and getting to his tail tank on several laps. With a .347 lead at the halfway mark, Wagner knew it was time to make his move.

"I was moving around trying to see where the car was working," said Wagner. "Once I saw Ryan show his nose, I knew it was time to go. I went back up top and just tried to hold on."

With Flick, Dylan Cisney and Jared Esh putting on an exciting battle for the third position behind them, Wagner began to stretch his lead again over the final laps. Ultimately, he would cross the checkered flag by a margin of 1.434 second lead over Taylor, Flick, Esh and Cisney.

Danny Varin, Tyler Reeser, Dan Shetler, Kyle Smith and Stutts completed the top 10.

"I just can’t say enough about this team and my crew," said Wagner, who expanded his series points lead to 400 points. "Even when we are not at our best, I feel like we can win races. Tonight showed that and we earned this one."

For Taylor, he was looking for his first win since the beginning of the season but was happy with the improvement his team continues to show.

"We found some stuff during the Dream Race and we been working at duplicating that and just being more consistent," said Taylor. "We held our own with Logan and not too many people have been able to do that with them this year. I just got to get better in lap traffic if I want to complete the deal. But I'm happy."

Sprint Car Results- 1. Logan Wagner 2. Ryan Taylor 3.AJ Flick 4.Jared Esh 5.Dylan Cisney 6.Danny Varin 7.Tyler Reeser 8.Dan Shetler 9.Kyle Smith 10.TJ Stutts 11.Mike Wagner 12.Rick Lafferty 13.Dustin Baney 14.Jeff Miller 15.Tyler Walton 16.Nicole Bower 17. Trenton Sheaffer 18.Cory Thornton 19. Tyler Bear 20. Ryan Linder 21.Vince Snyder

Saturday, August 17, 2019

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

DANNY DIETRICH WINS VALLEY SUPPLY 30

UPCOMING SCHEDULE:

Saturday, August 24 (7:30pm) All-Star Circuit of Champions | 410 Sprints + Central PA Legends

Saturday, August 31 (7:30pm) Bob Leiby Memorial | 410 Sprints* + 358 Sprints + Extreme Stocks + FIREWORKS (*Final points race for 410 Sprints)

Abbottstown, PA (August 17, 2019) – Brian Montieth went into the night atop the point standings for the season championship. The format of the Valley Supply 30 consisted of two six-lap dashes. The first dash set the first six starting spots for the 30-lap feature. Montieth won the first dash setting him up to start on the pole of the main event.

The second dash finish lined up starting spots seven through twelve with Danny Dietrich earning the seventh starting spot with his win.

After swapping the points lead the previous two weeks, Montieth shared the front row with Alan Krimes. With Chad Trout lining up on the inside of row 2, the top three in points starting in the top three starting spots.

Krimes got the advantage coming out of turn 2 running the high side to lead the first lap.

The yellow flag flew on lap 1 for Robbie Kendall and Adam Wilt who were both facing the wrong way in turns 1 and 2. Both drivers rejoined the field as Krimes led Montieth, Brandon Rahmer, Trout and Ryan Smith to the cone for the early race restart.

Krimes held the lead on the restart with Smith getting past Trout for fourth.

The caution came out again on lap 3 for Brett Michalski who was off the pace in turns 1 and 2. Michalski rejoined the field.

Krimes held the lead again on the restart. Freddie Rahmer was on the move, running sixth by lap 4.

The leaders were all running the top line around the track except Trout who found something on the bottom.

Smith followed and moved to the bottom in turns 1 and 2 to try and catch Brandon Rahmer for third.

As Krimes caught the tail end of the field on lap 12 Montieth closed the gap between the two.

Krimes and Montieth raced wheel to wheel to the flag stand on lap 14 with Montieth taking the lead.

Smith got around Brandon Rahmer for third on lap 15.

Dietrich made the pass for fifth on lap 16 and started to work his way to the front of the field.

As Montieth and Krimes struggled to get through lapped traffic the battle behind them intensified.

Dietrich moved into second with 10 laps to go and challenged Montieth for the lead.

On lap 21 Dietrich got under Montieth going into turn 1 for the lead.

As Dietrich took the lead the Rahmer brothers battled for seventh.

Krimes ran wheel to wheel again with Montieth on lap 24 and took second.

Freddie fell back to ninth with Kyle Moody up to sixth.

Krimes gave it everything to try and get back to the front of the field but it wasn’t enough to get by Dietrich.

Dietrich beat Krimes to the checkered flag by .669 seconds. Montieth crossed the line third. Smith finished fourth and Trout completed the top five.

Heat winners were Brian Montieth, Brandon Rahmer and Alan Krimes. Billy Dietrich won the B-main. Montieth and Danny Dietrich won the dashes.

Chad Criswell Impresses in 358 Victory

Dave Brown and Chad Criswell made up row 1 for the 20-lap feature with Dwight Leppo and Chris Frank lined up in row 2 behind them.

Criswell had the advantage going into turn 1 after the green flag dropped but Brown stayed wheel to wheel with him down the back stretch. Criswell led lap 1 over Brown with a .014 second advantage.

After the drag race to the flag stand the yellow flag came out out lap 1 for Dylan Orwig who got turned around in turn 1.

Criswell held the lead on the restart with Brown, Jeff Rohrbaugh, Todd Rittenhouse Jr. and Chris Frank lined up behind him.

Lap 10 saw Criswell catch the tail end of the field. As Criswell worked on lapped cars, Rohrbaugh closed the gap on Brown. Rohrbaugh was better in the corners and Brown had an edge on the straightaways.

The top three pulled away from field with five laps to go.

Rohrbaugh made a move on lap 16 going into turn 3 to take second from Brown.

It didn’t take Rohrbaugh long to catch Criswell. Criswell held off the all-time feature winner Rohrbaugh for his second 358 win at the track. Brown held onto third. Rittenhouse Jr. finished fourth and Frank crossed the line fifth.

Todd Rittenhouse Jr., Doug Hammaker and Jeff Rohrbaugh won the heat races.

Billy Brian Jr. and Tony Jackson Score Wingless Super Sportsman Wins

Kevin Gutshall sat on the pole of the 20-lap feature with Tony Jackson lined up second.

Jackson took the lead going into turn 1 with Jackson settling into second and Ryan Wilson into third.

Billy Brian Jr. got by Wilson going into turn 1 on the second lap for third and started to chase down Gutshall for second.

Craig Perigo got up to fourth on lap 3 as Jackson pulled away from the field.

Jackson caught the tail end of the field at the halfway point of the race.

Brian was closing in on the leader as Jackson worked through lapped traffic. Brian had the lead down to .312 seconds with five laps to go.

Perigo got around Gutshall to take third on lap 14.

Brian made on last effort to get by Jackson for the lead, but Jackson held on to add his name to the Lincoln record books with his first win at the speedway. Brian finished second and Perigo crossed the line third. Gutshall held on to finish fourth and Steve Wilbur completed the top five.

The first event of the night was the wingless super sportsman make-up feature from June 1.

Billy Brian Jr. started on the pole with Joey Biasi on his outside. Biasi had been quickest in warmups and posed a threat to the veteran pole-sitter.

Brian led the field into turn 1 but Biasi got a nose under him as they drove into turn 3.

Brian beat him to the flag stand by a nose when the red flag came out for Ryan Rutz and Gary Johnston in turn 4.

The field lined up for a complete restart.

The red flag flew again on the second attempt to start the 20-lap make-up feature. This time it was for Chris Henry, Tom Savage, Eric Jennings and Chad Masonheimer in turn 4.

The third time is the charm. Brian got out to the lead again with Biasi, Ryan Wilson, Steve Wilbur and Kevin Gutshall falling in line behind him.

Wilbur got under Wilson coming out of turn 2 on the second lap for third.

Eric Walker was running sixth by lap 3 after starting thirteenth.

Brian entered lapped traffic on lap 7.

By lap 10 Carmen Perigo was up to fifth from twenty-second starting spot.

Brian’s lead over Biasi was 3.8 seconds with 5 laps to go as Perigo moved up to fourth.

Brian held on to win and in doing so, set a new track record for the sportsman series. Brian’s 20-lap time of 5:52.540 bested Bobby Weaver’s record set in 2006 in a winged super sportsman. Biasi crossed the line second and Wilbur finished third. Perigo finished an impressive fourth and Ryan Wilson completed the top five.

This Saturday, August 24, Lincoln Speedway is back in action with the All-Star Circuit of Champions and the Central PA Legends. Racing starts at 7:30PM with pit gates opening at 5:00PM and grandstand gates opening at 5:30PM.

RACE RESULTS

Saturday, August 17, 2019

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

Gene Latta Ford 410 Sprints:

410 Sprint Feature Finish (30 Laps) – 1. 48-Danny Dietrich ($3,500); 2. 87-Alan Krimes; 3. 21-Brian Montieth; 4. 72-Ryan Smith; 5. 1X-Chad Trout; 6. 99-Kyle Moody; 7. 75-Chase Dietz; 8. 51-Freddie Rahmer; 9. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 10. 69-Tim Glatfelter; 11. 39-Cory Haas; 12. 59-Jim Siegel; 13. 39M-Anthony Macri; 14. 1*-Tim Wagaman; 15. 8-Billy Dietrich; 16. 15-Adam Wilt; 17. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe; 18. 23-Chris Arnold; 19. 73B-Brett Michalski; 20. 91-Anthony Fiore; 21. 7-Trey Hivner (DNF); 22. 55K-Robbie Kendall (DNF); 23. 27G-Jay Galloway (DNF); 24. 90-Jordan Givler (DNF)

Lap Leaders – Alan Krimes (1-13), Brian Montieth (14-21), Danny Dietrich (22-30)

410 Sprint Heat One Finish (10 laps) - 1. 21-Brian Montieth; 2. 1*-Tim Wagaman; 3. 48-Danny Dietrich; 4. 69-Tim Glatfelter; 5. 59-Jim Siegel; 6. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe; 7. 8-Billy Dietrich; 8. 23-Chris Arnold; 9. 7-Trey Hivner (DNF); 10. 19-Troy Wagaman Jr.

410 Sprint Heat Two Finish (10 laps) - 1. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 2. 72-Ryan Smith; 3. 51-Freddie Rahmer; 4. 15-Adam Wilt; 5. 55K-Robbie Kendall; 6. 91-Tony Fiore; 7. 11P-Greg Plank; 8. 97-Brie Hershey (DNF); 9. 19M-Landon Myers (DNF); 10. 39-Cory Haas (DNF)

410 Sprint Heat Three Finish (10 laps) - 1. 87-Alan Krimes; 2. 1X-Chad Trout; 3. 75-Chase Dietz; 4. 99-Kyle Moody; 5. 39M-Anthony Macri; 6. 73-Brett Michalski; 7. 90-Jordan Givler; 8. 27-Jay Galloway; 9. 21T-Scott Fisher; 10. 17-Cole Young

410 Sprint Dash One Finish (6 laps) – 1. 21-Brian Montieth; 2. 87-Alan Krimes; 3. 1X-Chad Trout; 4. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 5. 72-Ryan Smith; 6. 1*-Tim Wagaman

410 Sprint Dash Two Finish (6 laps) – 1. 48-Danny Dietrich; 2. 51-Freddie Rahmer; 3. 69-Tim Glatfelter; 4. 99-Kyle Moody; 5. 75-Chase Dietz; 6. 15-Adam Wilt

410 Sprint Consi Finish (10 laps) – 1. 8- Billy Dietrich; 2. 39-Cory Haas; 3. 23-Chris Arnold; 4. 90-Jordan Givler; 5. 7-Trey Hivner; 6. 27G-Jay Galloway; 7. 21T-Scott Fisher; 8. 97-Brie Hershey; 9. 11P-Greg Plank; 10. 17-Cole Young (DNF)

Haas Claims Williams Grove Sprint Main, Sheppard Wins Outlaws Late Models

8/16/19

Mechanicsburg – Cory Haas claimed the 25-lap sprint car feature at Williams Grove Speedway on Friday night, holding off late race challenges by Ryan Smith for the $4,080 payday.

And in the World of Outlaws Late Models main event, polesitter Brandon Sheppared rocketed to the $10,000 victory.

Aboard the Trone No. 39, Haas also started on the pole of his main event and took the lead over Robbie Kendall on the first lap.

The first caution flag of the race came out on lap six, erasing a 2.199 second lead that Haas had built over Kendall and Smith.

Smith used the inside on the restart to get by Kendall for second in the third and fourth turns before another caution flag with nine down for a slowed Adrian Shaffer again bunched the field.

Freddie Rahmer, who started 12th in the field, drove from sixth to fourth on the restart, getting by Kody Lehman and Brian Montieth.

Montieth later withdrew from the event.

Haas was in control using the cushion and seemed to be home free for the win when a final yellow flag again slowed the pace, this time with three laps to go.

Smith kept the pressure on Haas when green replaced the yellow flag but Haas withstood the challenges to pick up his ninth career oval victory by .420 seconds.

It was the York drivers first speedway win of the season.

Smith crossed the line in second spot followed by Kendall, Rahmer and 13th starter Danny Dietrich.

Sixth through 10th went to Anthony Macri, Kyle Moody, Chad Trout, Kody Lehman and Rick Lafferty.

Heats went to Kendall and Haas.

Outlaws point leader Sheppard drew the pole for the 40-lap super late model main and he cruised to the victory uncontested, wiring the field for his 16th circuit win of the year.

Ricky Weiss drove into second on the second tour and would eventually lose the spot to Shane Clanton on the 25th lap.

Shappard withstood caution flag restarts on laps 20, 24 and 33 to pick up the win that was also the first of his career at Williams Grove Speedway.

Gregg Satterlee raced in fourth spot the entire race but fifth place was up for grabs late in the race as 17th starter Mason Zeigler hooked the cushion to ride into the spot.

Zeigler appeared headed for more when he suddenly slowed and fell backward with nine laps to go before finishing outside of the top 10.

Sheppard ended up taking the win by 2.254 seconds over Clanton, Weiss, Satterlee and Brian Birkhofer.

Sixth through 10th went to Chase Junghans, Jason Covert, Rick Eckert, Darrell Lanigan and Cade Dillard.

Dennis Erb Jr. dropped out while running in fifth spot with 16 laps to go.

Covert raced hard with both Satterlee and Erb at times at the front of the pack before fading.

Heats for the 30-car field went to Sheppard, Weiss and Covert with Gary Stuhler taking the B Main.

Fast time was set by Sheppard with a lap of 19.840 seconds.

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Feature finish:

8/16/19

410 sprints, 25 laps: 1. Cory Haas, 2. Ryan Smith, 3. Robbie Kendall, 4. Freddie Rahmer, 5. Danny Dietrich, 6. Anthony Macri, 7. Kyle Moody, 8. Chad Trout, 9. Kody Lehman, 10. Rick Lafferty, 11. Rodney Westhafer, 12. Troy Fraker, 13. Dylan Norris, 14. Brian Montieth, 15. TJ Stutts, 16. Adrian Shaffer, 17. Mark Smith

August 11th, 2019

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Matt Campbell Wins At Lincoln Speedway

The 2019 Champion Racing Oil/RM Racing Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars only had one show on the books for the weekend. The lone show was Saturday night at Lincoln Speedway. Matt Campbell won the feature for his first career Champion Racing Oil/RM Racing Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars win.

The Champion Racing Oil/RM Racing Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars are back this weekend with three nights of action. The weekend starts out Friday August 16th at Williams Grove Speedway. Saturday August 17th Port Royal Speedway and Lincoln Speedway both host point series shows. On Sunday August 18th Trail Way Speedway has their only Champion Racing Oil/RM Racing Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars show of the 2019 season.

Danny Dietrich leads the Champion Racing Oil/RM Racing Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars points with Freddie Rahmer in 2nd and Lucas Wolfe in 3rd.

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2019 CHAMPION RACING OIL / RM RACING LUBRICANTS CENTRAL PA SPRINTS
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After; August 10

Listing; Position, Car Number, Driver, Points, Series Wins

CHAMPION RACING OIL/DM LUBRICANTS CENTRAL PA SPRINTS
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Listing; position, car number, driver, point total, series wins
After; August 10
1. 48 Danny Dietrich 1258 10
2. 51 Freddie Rahmer 858 8
3. 24 Lucas Wolfe 821 5
4. 21 Brain Montieth 691 3
5. 69k Lance Dewease 640 7
6. 39M Anthony Macri 590 1
7. 1 Logan Wagner 536 4
8. 72 Ryan Smith 484
9. 5 Dylan Cisney 408 3
10. 87 Alan Krimes 407 2
11. 1x Chad Trout 386 1
12. 11 T J Stutts 385
13. 99 Kyle Moody 378 2
14. 39 Cory Haas 351
15 75 Chase Dietz 308 1
16. 59 Jim Siegel 273
17. 15 Adam Wilt 265
18. 12 Blane Heimbach 249 1
18. 91 Kyle Reinhardt 249
20. 70 Brock Zearfoss 230
21. 17B Steve Buckwalter 226
22. 88 Brandon Rahmer 213
23. 33 Jared Esh 212 1
24. 55K Robbie Kendall 208 1
25. 2 A J Flick 178 1
25. 55 Mike Wagner 178

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17th Lincoln
17th Port Royal
18th Trailway

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Matt Campbell wins the 410 feature at Lincoln Speedway PA Kris Keath Photos

Saturday, August 10, 2019

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

MATT CAMPBELL LANDS IN VICTORY LANE AT LINCOLN FOR FIRST TIME IN A 410 SPRINT; Ashley Cappetta Picks Up First 358 Win; Ray Cable Jr. Continues Family Legacy with Mid Atlantic Modified Win

UPCOMING SCHEDULE:

Saturday, August 17 (7:30pm) Valley Supply 30 for 410 Sprints + 358 Sprints | York County Racing Club Night

Saturday, August 24 (7:30pm) All-Star Circuit of Champions | 410 Sprints + Central PA Legends

Saturday, August 31 (7:30pm) Bob Leiby Memorial | 410 Sprints* + 358 Sprints + Extreme Stocks + FIREWORKS (*Final points race for 410 Sprints)

Abbottstown, PA (August 10, 2019) – Campbell has six career wins at the track in the 358 division and was still searching for his first 410 victory at Lincoln.

After mechanical issues last week, track officials didn’t know if the Campbell race team would make it back to the track on Saturday. Matt Campbell and his team are running a limited schedule this year, but they put their big track motor in the #16 machine to race at Lincoln on Saturday night.

To say the plan worked would be an understatement.

Campbell and Justin Whittall shared the front row of the 25-lap feature. Campbell was your race leader coming out of turn 2 on the first lap with Billy Dietrich moving into second. Chase Dietz got around Whittall to take third.

Alan Krimes, who had an impressive run in his heat race working his way through the field without a front wing, was running fifth after starting seventh.

Dietz went to work on Dietrich for the second spot.

After falling back at the start of the race Landon Myers worked his way back up front to battle Krimes for fifth and takes the position.

Campbell made easy work of a lone lapped car on lap 4 as the racing behind him heated up.

Brian Montieth entered the battle for fifth after Krimes took it back from Myers. Montieth went into the night 10 points ahead of Krimes in the overall point standings, so every position counts as they battle for the track championship with the season winding down.

Krimes pulled away from Montieth and Myers to let them battle for sixth. Krimes had his eyes set on Whittall and the fourth spot.

Campbell entered lapped traffic on lap 8.

Ryan Smith, who just got back behind the wheel of the #72 machine last week after crashing at Selinsgrove during Speedweek, was up to eighth. It was a three-way battle for the spot as both Brandon Rahmer and Cory Haas were in striking distance.

At the halfway point of the race Campbell held a 1.6 second lead over Dietrich.

Dietrich went to work reeling Campbell in and had cut his lead to half a second on lap 17 when the caution came out for Krimes who was running fifth at the time. Krimes took a ride on the hook back to the pits ending his night.

Campbell led Dietrich, Dietz, Whittall and Myers on the restart.

Dietrich went to the bottom with Campbell going to the top of the track on the restart. Campbell held onto the lead despite Dietrich getting a nose under the leader in turns 3 and 4.

Montieth passed Whittall and Myers in one move to take fourth on lap 18.

Campbell was pulling away from the field with a nearly 2 second lead with five laps to go.

Myers and Dietz battled for third behind Dietrich as he pulled away trying to catch Campbell.

Campbell held on to add his name to the Lincoln record books with his first 410 win at the track. In only his second week back at the track, Dietrich earned a second-place finish. Myers finished third and Dietz crossed the line fourth. Montieth rounded out the top five.

Heat winners were Kyle Moody, Billy Dietrich and Brian Montieth.

Ashley Cappetta Picks Up First 358 Win

Another name will be added to the Lincoln record books as Ashley Cappetta won her first 358 race at the track on Saturday night.

Cappetta started on the pole of the 20-lap feature with Brett Strickler to her outside.

There was trouble at the start of the race as Chris Frank got over the left rear of CJ Tracy going into turn 1 and flipped up the track bringing out the red. Current point leader Doug Hammaker was also involved but was able to rejoin the field.

The field lined up for a complete restart.

Cappetta led the field into turn 1 with Dylan Norris and Strickler battling for the second spot with Norris taking the position.

Cody Fletcher got by Strickler to take third. Tyler Ross went to work on Strickler for fourth and took it coming out of turn 2 on lap 3.

Ross set his sight on Fletcher for third and reeled him in to take it. Next on Ross’ check list was Norris who was running second.

Norris was racing around the bottom while Ross was running the cushion on the high side of the track. Ross made the top work and took second from Norris on lap 7.

Ross then went to work on reeling in Cappetta.

The caution came out on lap 9 for Kody Kinser as he came to a stop on the front stretch just as Cappetta was getting ready to enter lapped traffic. Kinser, Steve Kinser’s cousin, Kelly Kinser’s son, was in town from Indiana to race the New Jersey based 5z machine.

Cappetta led Ross, Norris, Fletcher and Strickler on the restart. Cappetta went to the bottom with Ross sticking with the top line around the track.

The yellow flag waved again on lap 10 as Jordan Strickler stopped with his nose into the guardrail on the back stretch.

Cappetta led the field again to the cone for a single-file restart. Norris got his nose under Ross going into turn 3 but Ross held the position.

Having success running the cushion, Ross stuck to the top line but Cappetta was making the bottom work around the track.

Not making much ground on the leader Ross tried the bottom on lap 12 to no avail and went back to running the cushion on the next lap as Cappetta pulled away.

Ross tagged the wall in turn 2 on lap 18 allowing Norris to get by for second.

Cappetta crossed the line first to win her first 358 feature at the track. Norris held onto second and Ross finished third. Matt Findley was fourth and Brett Strickler completed the top five.

Heat winners were Matt Findley, Cody Fletcher and Steve Owings.

Ray Cable Jr. Continues Family Legacy with Mid Atlantic Modified Win

Gary Warehime started on the pole with Jerry Foster to his outside. The caution came out on the start of the 20-lap feature for debris on the front stretch. Jacob Whitt stopped on the back stretch after losing a drive shaft on the front stretch. Andy Bosley went to the pits under caution after he hit the drive shaft and dropped oil around the racetrack.

Warehime and Foster lined up the field for a complete restart.

Warehime and Foster raced wheel to wheel down the back stretch with Foster leading lap 1 by a nose at the flag stand.

Haley Kaiser drove up to second and took the lead from Warehime at the flag stand on lap 4.

Kaiser started to pull away from the field as Kable worked on Foster for second. Kable got the spot coming out of turn four on lap 6.

Brad Kling, who won the feature the last time the series was at the track, was up to third from his sixth starting spot.

Kable was closing the gap between him and Kaiser and got a nose under her coming out of turn 4 on lap 9.

It only took Kable one more lap to take the lead. He beat Kaiser to the flag stand by a nose length for the top spot at the halfway point.

With Kaiser running second, Kling went to work and took the position.

The top three were pulling away from the rest of the field with five laps to go. The leaders entered lapped traffic with four laps remaining. Kling caught Kable in lapped traffic with two laps to go.

Two laps weren’t enough time for Kling to make a move. Kable held on to win and Kling crossed the line second. Kaiser finished third. Justin Cullum was fourth and Foster rounded out the top five.

Heat winners were Jason Brookover, Brad Kling and Justin Cullum.

This Saturday, August 17, Lincoln Speedway is back in action with Valley Supply 30 for the 410 Sprints, 358 Sprints and Wingless Super Sportsman. Racing starts at 7:30PM with pit gates opening at 5:00PM and grandstand gates opening at 5:30PM.

RACE RESULTS

Saturday, August 10, 2019

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

Gene Latta Ford 410 Sprints:

410 Sprint Feature Finish (25 Laps) – 1. 16-Matt Campbell ($3,500); 2. 8-Billy Dietrich; 3. 19M-Landon Myers; 4. 75-Chase Dietz; 5. 21-Brian Montieth; 6. 72-Ryan Smith; 7. 39-Cory Haas; 8. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 9. 59-Jim Siegel; 10. 67-Justin Whittall; 11. 1X-Chad Trout; 12. 99-Kyle Moody; 13. 69-Tim Glatfelter; 14. 73B-Brett Michalski; 15. 21T-Scott Fisher; 16. 90-Jordan Givler; 17. 91-Anhtony Fiore; 18. 11P-Greg Plank; 19. 27G-Jay Galloway; 20. 87-Alan Krimes (DNF); 21. 12-Barry Shearer (DNF); 22. 17-Cole Young (DNF); 23. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe (DNF)

Lap Leader – Matt Campbell (1-25)

410 Sprint Heat One Finish (10 laps) - 1. 99-Kyle Moody; 2. 16-Matt Campbell; 3. 19-Landon Myers; 4. 59-Jim Siegel; 5. 1X-Chad Trout; 6. 17-Cole Young; 7. 73B-Brett Michalski; 8. 27G-Jay Galloway

410 Sprint Heat Two Finish (10 laps) - 1. 8-Billy Dietrich; 2. 75-Chase Dietz; 3. 87-Alan Krimes; 4. 72-Ryan Smith; 5. 90-Jordan Givler; 6. 21T-Scott Fisher; 7. 91-Tony Fiore; 8. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe (DNF)

410 Sprint Heat Three Finish (10 laps) - 1. 21-Brian Montieth; 2. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 3. 67-Justin Whittall; 4. 39-Cory Haas; 5. 69-Tim Glatfelter; 6. 11P-Greg Plank; 7. 12-Barry Shearer (DNF)

August 4th, 2019

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Rahmer and Moody Repeat, Flick Wins First Of The Year

The 2019 Champion Racing Oil/RM Racing Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars were at Williams Grove Speedway Friday night where Freddie Rahmer won his 8th feature of 2019. Saturday August 3rd Kyle Moody won his 2nd Champion Racing Oil/RM Racing Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars feature of the year at Lincoln Speedway. The same night at Port Royal Speedway AJ Flick won the Dream Race and $12,000 that went along with it. It was AJ Flick's first series win of 2019. .

The Champion Racing Oil/RM Racing Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars continue this week with only one show on Saturday August 10th at Lincoln Speedway. Williams Grove Speedway and Port Royal Speedway will be off as many Central PA teams head West to Knoxville Raceway IA for the 2019 Knoxville Nnationals.

Danny Dietrich leads the Champion Racing Oil/RM Racing Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars points with Freddie Rahmer up to 2nd and Lucas Wolfe in 3rd.

Without the above sponsors the point series payout would not be possible. Thank you to all of them.

2019 CHAMPION RACING OIL / RM RACING LUBRICANTS CENTRAL PA SPRINTS
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After; August 3

Listing; Position, Car Number, Driver, Points, Series Wins

1.    48    Danny Deitrich    1258 10
2.    51    Freddie Rahmer    858   8
3.    24    Lucas Wolfe        821   5
4.    21    Brian Montieth    671   3
5.    69K    Lance Dewease    640   7
6.    39M    Anthony Macri    590   1
7.    1    Logan Wagner    536   4
8.    72    Ryan Smith        466
9.    5    Dylan Cisney        408   3
10.    87    Alan Krimes        407   2
11.    1x    Chad Trout        386   1
12.    11    T J Stutts        385
13.    99    Kyle Moody        378   2
14.    39    Cory Haas        335
15.    75    Chase Dietz        283   1
16.    15    Adam Wilt        265
17.    59    Jim Siegel        261
18.    12    Blane Heimbach    249   1
18.    91    Kyle Reinhardt    249
20.    70    Brock Zearfoss    230
21.    17B    Steve Buckwalter    226
22.    33    Jared Esh        212   1
23.    55K    Robbie Kendall    208   1
24.    88    Brandon Rahmer    199
25.    2    A J Flick        178   1
25.    55    Mike Wagner        178

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PORT ROYAL SPEEDWAY

August 3, 2019

AJ FLICK WINS $12,000 IN LIVING LEGENDS DREAM RACE FOR THE SPRINT CARS
AND DYLAN YODER TOPS LATE MODELS

PORT ROYAL, PA - AJ Flick came out on top of a spectacular battle with
Jared Esh to win the Living Legends Dream Race for the Weikert’s
Livestock Sprint Cars Saturday night at Port Royal Speedway.

Flick, of Apollo, Pa., earned the $10,000 base pay, plus $2,000 for
winning his semi-feature as well. Over $55,000 in purse money was
handed out to the Sprint cars -the largest in Pennsylvania for an
unsanctioned race.

In the 25-lap main event for the River Valley Builders Super Late
Models, it was point leader Dylan Yoder, of Middleburg, extending his
advantage with his third win of the season.

Esh had driven to the front and was in control of the 30-lap main
event when the red flag flew with 21 laps completed.

The teams were allowed to refuel and make small adjustments at this time.

Flick was in second for the restart and went after Esh. The two
drivers traded slide job after slide job at each end of the speedway.
Flick did nip Esh at the line for the lead at one point, but Esh kept
getting back around him.

Esh turned off the second turn cushion driving inside Flick securing
the lead off turn two, but another yellow flag and a right rear tire
going down was too much to overcome.

Flick got a great run off the turn two cushion and down the
backstretch blasting under Esh as they raced into turn three.

From there, it was all Flick as he drove away to the win. Esh was
trying to hold onto second. He lost the spot to Danny Dietrich and
then fended off Lance Dewease to finish third.

“We just won 12 grand, holy crap,” Flick said. “I wanted to win the
(Greg) Hodnett race more, but this makes up for some blown right rear
tires there’s no doubt about that. With the tire issues we’ve had, I
tried to pace myself. I didn’t want to lose a tire or a racecar. The
crew came out on the red and told me all the tires were fine. I knew I
could go after it.”

Flick needed some good racing luck to go along with his fast racecar.

“This is amazing,” Flick said. “We’ve been so close so many times. I
didn’t want to be a one hit wonder. For it to come on a night like
this and the way we were able to do it. It means so much. I know so
much of it is luck, but we’ve got a good enough racecar and the team
is confident enough right now that we’re able to put the pieces
together when we need to.”

Esh was coming off his first career Port Royal win two weeks ago.

“So close,” Esh said. “We tried to air it up and take the bleeders
out so it didn’t bleed any air out of it. We hoped for the best. I
thought we were going to be okay until that other caution. The heat
would have kept it up, but with that caution we ran around there for a
little bit. As we were getting towards the end there, I was getting
tighter and tighter and I could feel it rolling over and I was just
trying to hold on.”

“That was a fun race,” Esh continued. “Kudos to (AJ). He’s had the
same uphill battle we’ve had with tires. That was cool to see him get
a win, but 10 grand would have been awesome. When you can still get a
good finish, keep it in one piece, and have some fun racing, you can’t
beat that.”

Polesittter TJ Stutts got the early lead as fifth starter Esh quickly
moved into second.

Stutts began lapping cars with Esh closing quickly. They were racing
around the top and were close in turns one and two as they tried to
lap cars.

Esh ducked under Stutts entering turn three sliding into the lead.
Stutts spun out in turn four bringing out the yellow.

Flick started third, but dropped to fifth in the early laps. He was
back up to third for the restart and passed Blane Heimbach for second.
Seventh starter Danny Dietrich raced into third.

Heimbach went back after Dietrich and they swapped third place at both
ends of the track before Dietrich secured it.

Esh had a straight away lead with 12 laps completed as the leaders all
raced around a very fast cushion. Logan Wagner was up to fourth from
13th starting spot and Lance Dewease into fifth from 15th.

Esh’s lead was 1.676 seconds at the half-way point.

Wagner caught Dietrich and they threw sliders at each other in the
corners as well with Wagner taking over third.

Esh led Flick by 1.770 with Wagner, Dietrich and Dewease following
with 10 to go.

The red flag stopped the race with nine laps left. Cory Haas blew a
tire on the frontstretch and Tyler Reeser drove over some of the
debris causing him to lose control and hit the end of the wall at the
turn one track exit. All drivers were okay.

Teams were allowed to refuel and make minor adjustments at this time.

“Phil (Long) made a good call for giving the car a little bit more
drive,” Flick said. “Everything worked well.”

Esh and Flick’s wild battle for the lead ensued.

Esh controlled the restart, Flick ducked under him in turn three. They
were side-by-side off turn four down the frontstretch with Flick
leading the lap. Esh took the lead back with a turn one slider as
Wagner watched closely from third. They traded the lead again in three
and four. Esh led again as Flick tried another slider. Esh turned down
off the turn two cushion securing the lead for the moment and went low
into turn three taking Flick’s line away.

A yellow interrupted the incredible battle with six laps to go.

Flick got a great run off turn two and drove by Esh entering turn
three. Flick was gone from there as Esh tried to hold onto second.

Wagner tried a slider on Esh with Dietrich right there. Esh turned
down off the cushion again driving between Wagner and Dietrich. Wagner
lost some momentum in the chaos as Dietrich got by Esh for second.

Flick’s final margin of victory was 1.5 seconds over Dietrich with Esh
holding onto third with a right rear tire going flat. Dietrich earned
$5,600 and Esh earned $4,000.

Dewease and Wagner completed the top five. Heimbach, Landon Myers,
Steve Buckwalter, Mike Wagner and TJ Stutts rounded out the top 10.

Joey Gravino (Sprint cars) and Ken Dickson (Late Models) were honored
this year Living Legends.

Dietrich set quick time over the 32-car field with a lap of 15.750.

In the first 16-lap semi-feature, it was Flick scoring the $2,000 win.
Myers, Stutts, Dietrich and Dylan Cisney completed the top five. Haas,
Wagner, Dewease, Jeff Miller and Nicole Bower rounded out the top 10.
These drivers locked into the main event with the top three redrawing.

In the second 16-lap semi-feature, Esh passed Heimbach for the lead as
they raced under the white flag. He led the final lap for the win.
Heimbach, Justin Whittall, Buckwalter and Reeser completed the top
five. Mike Wagner, Mark Smith, Ryan Taylor, Tyler Bear and Dan Shetler
rounded out the top 10.

Smith won the B-main after ducking back into the pits before the
second semi started and then tagging the rear. Rick Lafferty was the
25th starter after receiving the fan vote.

Living Legends Dream Race Sprint Car Feature (30 laps): 1. AJ Flick.
2. Danny Dietrich. 3. Jared Esh. 4. Lance Dewease. 5. Logan Wagner. 6.
Blane Heimbach. 7. Landon Myers. 8. Steve Buckwalter. 9. Mike Wagner.
10. TJ Stutts. 11. Dylan Cisney. 12. Dan Shetler. 13. Justin Whittall.
14. Nicole Bower. 15. Rick Lafferty. 16. Trenton Sheaffer. 17. Ryan
Taylor. 18. Tyler Bear. 19. Cory Haas. 20. Jeff Halligan. 21. Jeff
Miller. 22. Tyler Reeser. 23. Mark Smith. 24. Ryan Smith. 25. Anthony
Macri.

Did Not Qualify: Kyle Smith, Kody Lehman, Ryan Linder, Daryl
Stimeling, Tyler Walton, Dave Blaney, Dustin Baney.

Saturday, August 3, 2019

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

KYLE MOODY LANDS IN VICTORY LANE AGAIN IN 2019; Doug Hammaker Earns 12th Career Victory; Wes Brown Wins Diz Dean Memorial for the Classic Cars

UPCOMING SCHEDULE:

Saturday, August 10 (7:30pm) 410 Sprints + 358 Sprints + Mid-Atlantic Modifieds

Saturday, August 17 (7:30pm) Valley Supply 30 for 410 Sprints + 358 Sprints | York County Racing Club Night

Saturday, August 24 (7:30pm) All-Star Circuit of Champions | 410 Sprints + Central PA Legends

Abbottstown, PA (August 3, 2019) – Kyle Moody is no stranger to victory lane but going into Saturday night he was still looking for his first multi-win season. Moody started on the pole of the 25-lap feature and got out to the lead with Tim Glatfelter running second.

Adam Wilt got under Glatfelter coming out of turn 2 for second and made a run for the lead but Moody held him off. Chase Dietz was up to third on lap 2 from his fifth starting position. Wilt was still challenging Moody for the lead while Brandon Rahmer went to work on Glatfelter for fourth. Rahmer took the spot after passing Glatfelter on the back stretch.

Dietz got around Wilt coming out of turn 4 on lap 3 to take second. Dietz started reeling Moody in. Chad Trout got by Glatfelter for fifth and went to work on Rahmer. Moody entered lapped traffic on lap 6.

The red flag lap came out on lap 8 for an incident in turn 4 involving Clint Ide.

Moody led the field on the restart with Dietz, Wilt, Rahmer and Trout lined up behind him.

Rahmer got to the outside of Wilt on the restart for third but Wilt took the spot back at the line. Brian Montieth battled Trout for fifth with Montieth getting the spot out of turn 2. Montieth found some speed and started to track down Rahmer.

Moody encountered lapped traffic again on lap 14 just as the caution comes out. This time it was for Jay Galloway who spun in turn 2.

Moody led the field again for the single-file restart. This time with Dietz, Wilt, Rahmer and Montieth lined up behind him.

Dietz tried the bottom on the restart and got a good run off of turn 2. Dietz dove low in turns 3 and 4 and nearly took the spot but Moody beat him back to the line.

Montieth by Rahmer for fourth on lap 16. It didn’t take Montieth long to catch Wilt and go to work on him for third.

Moody caught lapped traffic one more time with five laps to go. Montieth took third from Wilt coming out of turn 4 on lap 21.

The yellow came out on lap 21 for Billy Dietrich who came to a stop in turn 4. Dietrich was back at the track in his #8 for the first time since 2017. Dietrich was running in the top 10 when his night ended early.

Moody led Dietz, Montieth, Wilt and Rahmer on the restart with four laps to go.

Dietz was holding off Montieth for second. Wilt dove under Montieth on lap 23 in turns 3 and 4 to take third but Montieth held the spot.

Moody took the checkered flag and beat Dietz to the line by 1.547 seconds. Montieth held on to finish third. Wilt finished fourth and Rahmer completed the top five.

Heat race winners were Brandon Rahmer, Kyle Moody and Tim Glatfelter.

Troy Wagaman Jr. who has been successful in the 358 division at the track, made his 410 Sprint division debut on Saturday night. Wagaman was the fastest car during hot laps with a lap of 13.392 seconds. Wagaman finished fifth in his heat and ended this night with an eleventh-place finish in the feature.

Doug Hammaker Earns 12th Career Victory

Wyatt Hinkle started on the pole and led the field on the first lap with Alyson Dietz settling into second.

Dylan Norris and Cody Fletcher battled for fifth with Doug Hammaker joining them from his seventh starting spot.

Fletcher took third on lap 3 and reeled in Dietz to take second on the next lap coming out of turn 2.

Race leader, Hinkle, was pulling away from the field while a three-car battle for third ensued between Hammaker, Dietz and CJ Tracy.

The red flag came out on lap 5 for Dietz who crashed in turn 2 after contact with Hammaker.

The field saw another red flag on the restart for Hinkle, who was still leading, as he got high in turns 3 and 4 and flipped.

Fletcher inherited the lead with Hammaker, Tracy, Todd Rittenhouse Jr. and Matt Findley lined up behind him for the restart.

Fletcher went low and Hammaker went high going into turn 1 on the restart. Hammaker had the advantage out of turn 2 but Fletcher led going into 3 and 4. Hammaker took the lead at the flag stand.

Jordan Strickler brought out the caution flag on lap 7 when he stopped on the back stretch.

Hammaker held the lead on the restart with Rittenhouse moving up to third. Rittenhouse tracked down Fletcher and got him coming out of turn 4 to take third on lap 10.

Hammaker entered lapped traffic on lap 13.

Three cars battled for second. Rittenhouse, Fletcher and Tracy all wanted the position. Once Rittenhouse held off Fletcher and Tracy, he and Hammaker pulled away from the rest of the field.

The yellow flag flew again on lap 13 in front of the leaders. Dylan Orwig got turned around in turn 4.

Hammaker led the field to the cone for the restart and held on to win the 20-lap feature by 1.201 seconds over Rittenhouse. Fletcher crossed the line third. Tracy finished fourth and Steve Owings rounded out the top five.

Heat race winners were Dylan Norris, Doug Hammaker and Alyson Dietz.

Wes Brown Wins Diz Dean Memorial for the Classic Cars

Wes Brown started on the pole of the 20-lap Diz Dean Memorial. Brown took the lead when the green flag dropped with Jimmy Combs running wheel to wheel with the leader before falling back to second.

Chad Stine was running third with Joe Brown and Charlie Summers battling for fourth behind him.

Lap 4 saw the caution come out for Lance Grove who rejoined the field. Stine’s night ended under caution with mechanical issues.

Wes Brown held the lead on the restart with Summers moving into third.

Joe Brown and Neal Reamer battled for fourth with Reamer taking the spot-on lap 6.

Reamer then challenged Summers for third.

The yellow flag flew again on lap 7 for Grove who spun around in turn 2.

Brown held onto the lead again on the restart. Joe Brown was all over Reamer to take fourth back when the caution came out again on lap 9 for Steve Cantwell Jr. who spun out in turn 1.

Combs stuck his nose under Brown for the lead going into turn 1 on the restart but Brown held onto the top spot.

Reamer and Joe Brown continued to jockey for position with Brown taking fourth. Reamer took the spot back on lap 11 coming out of turn 2.

While running second, Combs spun around after contact with Summers in turn 2 but never stopped so he was able to keep his position. Dylan Brown got collected in the spin out and Joe Brown headed to the pits after getting collected as well.

After the melee in turn 2 Wes Brown, Combs, Jim Rost, Mike Smith, Ron Grove and Steve Cantwell Jr. lined up to restart with 4 laps to go.

Wes Brown took the checkered flag with Combs holding onto second. Rost crossed the line third. Smith finished fourth and Grove completed the top five.

Wes Brown and Roland Brown were the heat race winners.

This Saturday, August 10, Lincoln Speedway is back in action with 410 Sprints, 358 Sprints and Mid-Atlantic Modifieds. Racing starts at 7:30PM with pit gates opening at 5:00PM and grandstand gates opening at 5:30PM.

RACE RESULTS

Saturday, August 3, 2019

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

Gene Latta Ford 410 Sprints:

410 Sprint Feature Finish (25 Laps) – 1. 99-Kyle Moody ($3,500); 2. 75-Chase Dietz; 3. 21-Brian Montieth; 4. 15-Adam Wilt; 5. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 6. 1X-Chad Trout; 7. 87-Alan Krimes; 8. 59-Jimmy Siegel; 9. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe; 10. 69-Tim Glatfelter; 11. 19W-Troy Wagaman; 12. 73B-Brett Michalski; 13. 90-Jordan Givler; 14. 27G-Jay Galloway; 15. 8-Billy Dietrich (DNF); 16. 87S-George Suprick (DNF); 17. 18-Todd Rittenhouse Jr. (DNF); 18. 21T-Scott Fisher (DNF); 19. 3-Clint Ide (DNF); 20. 23-Todd Zinn (DNF); 21. 16-Matt Campbell (DNS)

Lap Leader – Kyle Moody (1-25)

410 Sprint Heat One Finish (10 laps) - 1. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 2. 15-Adam Wilt; 3. 1X-Chad Trout; 4. 90-Jordan Givler; 5. 73B-Brett Michalski; 6. 27G-Jay Galloway; 7. 16-Matt Campbell (DNF)

410 Sprint Heat Two Finish (10 laps) - 1. 99-Kyle Moody; 2. 75-Chase Dietz; 3. 21-Brian Montieth; 4. 2-Glenndon Forsythe; 5. 19-Troy Wagaman Jr.; 6. 87-George Suprick; 7. 21T-Scott Fisher (DNF)

410 Sprint Heat Three Finish (10 laps) - 1. 69-Tim Glatfelter; 2. 59-Jim Siegel; 3. 87-Alan Krimes; 4. 18-Todd Rittenhouse Jr.; 5. 8-Billy Dietrich; 6. 3-Clint Ide; 7. 23-Todd Zinn (DNF)

Hanover Auto Team 358 Sprint Cars:

Hanover Auto Team 358 Sprint Cars Feature (20 Laps) – 1. 4-Doug Hammaker ($1,100); 2. 18-Todd Rittenhouse Jr.; 3. 66A-Cody Fletcher; 4. 21-CJ Tracy; 5. 35-Steve Owings; 6. 28-Matt Findley; 7. 41B-Tyler Ross; 8. 89-Ashley Cappetta; 9. 38D-Kyle Denmyer; 10. 38-Brett Strickler; 11. 44-Dylan Norris; 12. 99-Zachary Cool; 13. 10-Zach Euculano; 14. 8-Kenny Kuhn; 15. 2-Denny Gross; 16. 5A-Zachary Allman; 17. 34-Mark VanVorst; 18. 2D-Dylan Orwig (DNF); 19. 38S-Jordan Strickler (DNF); 20. 19D-Wyatt Hinkle (DNF); 21. 50-Alyson Dietz (DNF); 22. 22T-Matt Boland (DNS)

Lap Leaders – Wyatt Hinkle (1-5) & Doug Hammaker (6-20)

Hanover Auto Team 358 Sprint Cars Heat One Finish (10 laps) - 1. 44-Dylan Norris; 2. 28-Matt Findley; 3. 35-Steve Owings; 4. 41B-Tyler Ross; 5. 38D-Kyle Denmyer; 6. 34-Mark VanVorst; 7. 99-Zachary Cool; 8. 2-Denny Gross (DNF)

Hanover Auto Team 358 Sprint Cars Heat Two Finish (10 laps) – 1. 4R-Doug Hammaker; 2. 18-Todd Rittenhouse Jr.; 3. 21C-CJ Tracy; 4. 38-Brett Strickler; 5. 8-Kenny Kuhn; 6. 22T-Matt Boland (DNF); 7. 2D-Dylan Orwig (DNF)

Hanover Auto Team 358 Sprint Cars Heat Three Finish (10 laps) – 1. 50-Alyson Dietz; 2. 66A-Cody Fletcher; 3. 19D-Wyatt Hinkle; 4. 89-Ashley Cappetta; 5. 5A-Zachary Allman; 6. 10-Zach Euculano; 7. 38S-Jordan Strickler

Rahmer Claims Billy Kimmel Memorial At Williams Grove Friday

8/2/19

Mechanicsburg – Freddie Rahmer of Salfordville won the Billy Kimmel Memorial for 410 sprint cars at Williams Grove Speedway on Friday night, taking $3,800 for his fourth oval win of the season.

Alan Krimes and Chad Trout won the heat races and shared the front row for the 25-lap main event.

Trout grabbed the lead at the drop of the green but Krimes shot by him off of turn two, taking over the top spot.

Freddie Rahmer then moved into second and Cory Haas into third.

The yellow flag flew with four laps completed for track point leader Danny Dietrich as his car was sitting the wrong direction against the third turn fence with a flat left rear tire and other damage.

Dietrich was towed to the pits and he was done for the night.

Rahmer ducked inside of Krimes in turn one on the restart but Krimes’momentum off of the cushion kept him out front and then Cory Haas challenged Rahmer for second in the third corner but to no avail.

The yellow flag again unfurled with seven laps completed.

Krimes again controlled the restart and pulled away from Rahmer, Haas and Kyle Moody as they blasted around the cushion.

In traffic, Krimes had to duck off of the cushion to miss the slower car of Barry Shearer entering turn three and Rahmer was then able to close at the halfway point.

Krimes then again had to go low to lap a car in turns three and four as did Rahmer while still keeping pace with the leader with eight laps to go.

Rahmer tried the low side in turns three and four on lap 18 and apparently liked what he found in the low groove because at the other end of the track on lap 19 he ducked low on Krimes entering turn one and slid in front of him to take the lead.

Once in front, Rahmer quickly pulled away to a comfortable advantage and was firmly in control when a two-car tangle on the frontstretch between Anthony Macri and Robbie Kendall as they raced for position inside the top 10 brought out the red flag.

Due to the severity of the accident, the race was called official with 23 laps complete and Rahmer was declared the winner over Krimes, Cory Haas, Brian Montieth and Kyle Moody.

Chad Trout, Rodney Westhafer, Jeff Halligan, Kody Lehman and TJ Stutts rounded out the top 10.

The 25-lap 358 sprint feature was postponed and will be rescheduled for a later date.

Twin 358 sprint heats went to Doug Hammaker and Dylan Norris.

Keep up to date on all the latest speedway news and information by visiting the oval’s official website located at www.williamsgrove.com or by following the track on Twitter and Facebook.

Feature finish:

8/2/19

410 sprints, 25 laps: 1. Freddie Rahmer, 2. Alan Krimes, 3. Cory Haas, 4. Brian Montieth, 5. Kyle Moody, 6. Chad Trout, 7. Rodney Westhafer, 8. Jeff Halligan, 9. Kody Lehman, 10. TJ Stutts, 11. Robbie Kendall, 12. Anthony Macri, 13. Rick Lafferty, 14. Kyle Abrahims, 15. Barry Shearer, 16. Jordan Givler, 17. Troy Fraker, 18. Danny Dietrich, 19. Adrian Shaffer, 20. Chris Arnold

July 28th, 2019

2019 CHAMPION RACING OIL/RM RACING 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, J&S Fabrication and LaSalle Racing Engines.

Donny Schatz and Tim Shaffer Leave With The Money

The 2019 Champion Racing Oil/RM Racing Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars had two nights of racing action schedule with the World of Outlaws for the Williams Grove Speedway Summer Nationals. The first night on Friday July 26th it was Tim Shaffer leading every lap for the win over David Gravel. On Saturday night July 27th Donny Schatz won the feature and the $20,000 for his 20th Williams Grove Speedway World of Outlaws win.
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The Champion Racing Oil/RM Racing Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars continue this week with Williams Grove Speedway on Friday August 2nd. On Saturday August 3rd both Lincoln and Port Royal Speedways host shows.

Danny Dietrich leads the Champion Racing Oil/RM Racing Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars points over Lucas Wolfe with Freddie Rahmer in 3rd.

Without the above sponsors the point series payout would not be possible. Thank you to all of them.

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After; July 27

Listing; Position, Car Number, Driver, Points, Series Wins

1.    48    Danny Deitrich    1223 10
2.    24    Lucas Wolfe        821   5
3.    51    Freddie Rahmer    808   7
4.    21    Brian Montieth    616   3
5.    69K    Lance Dewease    597   7
6.    39M    Anthony Macri    590   1
7.    1    Logan Wagner    516   4
8.    72    Ryan Smith        466
9.    5    Dylan Cisney        408   3
10.    11    T J Stutts        365
11.    87    Alan Krimes        356   2
12.    1x    Chad Trout        350   1
13.    99    Kyle Moody        308   1
14.    39    Cory Haas        305
15.    91    Kyle Reinhardt    249
16.    75    Chase Dietz        248   1
17.    59    Jim Siegel        247
18.    15    Adam Wilt        240
19.    12    Blane Heimbach    231   1
20.    70    Brock Zearfoss    230
21.    17B    Steve Buckwalter    212
22.    55K    Robbie Kendall    208   1
23.    33    Jared Esh        182   1
24.    88    Brandon Rahmer    179
25.    41    David Gravel        177   1

Champion Racing Oil/RM Racing Lubricants Central PA Point Series 2019 Up-Coming Schedule

August
2nd Williams Grove
3rd Lincoln
3rd Port Royal

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20/20 at the Grove: Donny Schatz earns 20th Williams Grove victory, $20K payday
Schatz leads Outlaws top-five to claim his seventh win of the season

MECHANICSBURG, PA – July 27, 2019 – Closing in on 300 wins in his World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car Series career, the feeling of celebrating in Victory Lane is never lost on Donny Schatz.

However, it was starting to feel that way at Williams Grove Speedway.

The 19-time winner at the speedway had not found victory there since May of 2015. He came close to securing his 20th win several times, including earlier in the year when he finished second to Lance Dewease and Friday night’s Summer Nationals opener where he finished third.

Both times, parked on the front stretch with the rest of the podium cars, he could see Victory Lane. See the confetti shooting into the sky. And see the trophy being delivered to someone other than him.

That changed Saturday night. In the seat of his Toco Warranty No. 15 car, Schatz was pushed past where the third-place car would sit, past the runner-up spot and into Victory Lane at Williams Grove for the 20th time, claiming the Champion Racing Oil Summer Nationals and the $20,000 payday attached to it.

“It’s been a long time since we’ve been standing out here getting the trophy and the flag,” Schatz said. “Hats off to this whole Tony Stewart Racing team. They’ve been digging.”

The reigning champion from Fargo, N.D. was fast all night, but never showed a dominate hand. He qualified fourth. Then won his Drydene Heat race and went on to finished third in the DIRTVision Fast Pass Dash to winner Sheldon Haudenschild and runner-up Brad Sweet.

Neither Sweet or Haudenschild had ever won a World of Outlaws Feature at Williams Grove Speedway. Experience was on the 10-time Series champion’s side.

When the race went green, Sweet launched to the lead ahead of Haudenschild, but before the action went any further the red flag was thrown for Shane Stewart, who flipped down the front stretch. Stewart’s crew, along with help from others, got the car repaired in time for him to reenter the race before it went back green.

Once it did, Sweet, again, charged into turn one looking to take the lead from Haudenschild, but the young Wooster, Ohio driver was ready for Sweet this time. Haudenschild stayed side-by-side with the NAPA Auto Parts No. 49 car into turn one but got crossed up at the center of the turn, allowing Sweet to charge by the NOS Energy Drink No. 17 car.

The next corner, Schatz dove underneath Haudenschild and cleared him off turn four to take second-place. A few laps later Haudenschild powered to the inside of Schatz entering turn one, but the veteran driver had the better run on the high side of the track. He kept Haudenschild at bay and began his trek toward Sweet.

The Kasey Kahne Racing driver had already pulled away to about a four-car length lead, while riding the high side. Schatz chose the same line. It began to work in his favor.

Seven laps into the 30-lap Feature, with lap cars in sight, Schatz closed to Sweet’s bumper. A lap later, running the middle of the track, Schatz was able to hammer the throttle quicker than Sweet off turn two and sped by him down the back stretch for the lead.

Sweet wasn’t ready to let a Williams Grove victory and $20,000 slip through his fingers, though. He threw a daring slide job at Schatz through turns three and four, leaving inches between their bumper when he slid in front of him exiting turn four.

He couldn’t keep the momentum going off the corner, though. Schatz powered back underneath Sweet down the front stretch, and using a lap car as a pick, drove by him for the lead into turn one. Not long after, Haudenschild worked his way around Sweet for second, as well.

“Felt like I didn’t drive a great race in lap traffic there,” Sweet said. “Just needed to do a little bit better of a job. That’s what wins or loses these races. You’ve got to move around and get by the lap cars.”

The battle was now between Schatz and Haudenschild. Schatz raced around the bottom line, while Haudenschild powered around the outside. That put him at Schatz’s bumper with 10 laps to go.

The same scenario occurred at Cedar Lake Speedway, where Schatz rode the bottom and Haudenschild rocketed around the high side of the track and passed the Series champion for the win.

This time, though, Schatz did what he failed to do at Cedar Lake. He moved his line to the high side of turns one and two, stopping any large run by Haudenschild around the top. Doing so also gave him a good enough run off the corner to extend his lead over Haudenschild.

“Trying to figure out how to pass here is big,” Haudenschild said. “I followed Donny around there for a lot of laps. He don’t make any mistakes. He’s difficult to get around.”

Haudenschild attempted a slide job into turn one to close back on Schatz, but it back fired. He slid up the track and lost grip off the corner, allowing Schatz to further pull away and cruise to the win.

“I had to move around the race track,” Schatz said. “There were laps where I felt like I could roll the bottom and the middle better, and laps where I felt like I had to hustle the top.

"Sheldon is really good when it comes to the cushion like that. It’s tricky. And he’s only getting better. The bad part is he’s way young. There’s going to come a time when he’s going to make me obsolete. But not today.”

Behind Schatz, Haudenschild finished second with Sweet third, Daryn Pittman fourth and David Gravel fifth – shutting out the PA Posse from the top-five at the Mechanicsburg, Pa. track.

With Sweet finishing third, Schatz also closed the points gap between them to eight points.

The Summer Nationals win was Schatz’s seventh Series victory of the year and 290th career win overall.

Victory Lane at Williams Grove Speedway was no longer a distant vision. He saw the confetti and saw the trophy being handed to him once again.

“It’s been a long time since standing here (in Victory Lane at Williams Grove Speedway), but I remember what it feels like now,” Schatz said.

UP NEXT:

The World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car Series on Friday, Aug. 2, and Saturday, Aug. 3, will be at Federated Auto Parts Raceway at I-55 in Pevely, Mo. for the Ironman doubleheader. Get tickets and more information.

As always, you can catch all World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car Series action on DIRTVision.com.

RESULTS:

NOS Energy Drink Feature (30 Laps) – 1. 15-Donny Schatz [3][$20,000]; 2. 17-Sheldon Haudenschild [1][$12,000]; 3. 49-Brad Sweet [2][$6,000]; 4. 83-Daryn Pittman [4][$5,250]; 5. 41-David Gravel [6][$4,500]; 6. 69K-Lance Dewease [7][$4,000]; 7. 48-Danny Dietrich [5][$3,500]; 8. 18-Ian Madsen [9][$3,000]; 9. 51-Freddie Rahmer [14][$2,750]; 10. 2-Carson Macedo [16][$2,500]; 11. 21-Brian Montieth [10][$2,300]; 12. 19-Brent Marks [23][$2,250]; 13. 39M-Anthony Macri [15][$2,000]; 14. 55K-Robbie Kendall [11][$1,600]; 15. 1S-Logan Schuchart [17][$1,500]; 16. 5-Shane Stewart [12][$1,300]; 17. 39-Cory Haas [13][$1,250]; 18. 11-T.J. Stutts [20][$1,050]; 19. 19M-Landon Myers [18][$1,050]; 20. 99M-Kyle Moody [26][$50]; 21. 5H-Jeff Halligan [19][$1,000]; 22. 47K-Kody Lehman [25][$]; 23. 53-Jesse Attard [24][$1,000]; 24. 1A-Jacob Allen [22][$1,000]; 25. 49X-Tim Shaffer [21][$1,000]; 26. 1X-Chad Trout [8][$1,000]; Lap Leaders: Brad Sweet 1-9, Donny Schatz 10-30; KSE Hard Charger Award: 19-Brent Marks[+11]

Qualifying – 1. 41-David Gravel, 17.29; 2. 83-Daryn Pittman, 17.417; 3. 69K-Lance Dewease, 17.497; 4. 15-Donny Schatz, 17.565; 5. 49X-Tim Shaffer, 17.65; 6. 17-Sheldon Haudenschild, 17.694; 7. 55K-Robbie Kendall, 17.73; 8. 48-Danny Dietrich, 17.784; 9. 18-Ian Madsen, 17.792; 10. 21-Brian Montieth, 17.829; 11. 49-Brad Sweet, 17.84; 12. 5-Shane Stewart, 17.855; 13. 1X-Chad Trout, 17.874; 14. 19M-Landon Myers, 17.898; 15. 1A-Jacob Allen, 17.902; 16. 11-T.J. Stutts, 17.972; 17. 1S-Logan Schuchart, 18.001; 18. 19-Brent Marks, 18.021; 19. 53-Jesse Attard, 18.03; 20. 87-Alan Krimes, 18.081; 21. 39-Cory Haas, 18.106; 22. 51-Freddie Rahmer, 18.136; 23. 39M-Anthony Macri, 18.141; 24. 2-Carson Macedo, 18.293; 25. 7S-Jason Sides, 18.32; 26. 47K-Kody Lehman, 18.404; 27. 5H-Jeff Halligan, 18.45; 28. 99M-Kyle Moody, 18.464; 29. 75-Nicole Bower, 18.512; 30. 27S-Adrian Shaffer, 18.525; 31. 11K-Kraig Kinser, 18.561; 32. 12W-Troy Fraker, 19.981

NEW GROOVE: Tim Shaffer wins at Williams Grove Speedway
Pennsylvania-native Shaffer holds off late race attack by David Gravel to claim second World of Outlaws win this year

Crew members from the Roth Motorsports team jumped into Tim Shaffer’s trailer and scurried to the sweat drenched driver.

With his arms out and a smile just as wide, Shaffer embraced the two crew members and thanked them for helping him get back on track.

The Aliquippa, Pa.-native had just left Victory Lane at Williams Grove Speedway for the second time in his World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car Series career – first time since 2001. The win was also his second Series victory of the year – the first was at Las Vegas in February.

“They’re hard to get,” Shaffer said about winning in general. “This place is really special. I hadn’t realized how long it had been since I won here. It goes back to a great car, great engine, great team. It’s funny, we struggled this year. We started good, struggled mid-season and it seems like we’re coming back to life.”

What the Roth Motorsports crew did to help Shaffer had nothing to do with car set up, the engine or tires. They simply helped him have fun again.

“Basically, they’ve been hanging out at my house and having fun,” Shaffer said. “Running go-karts and just having fun again. It’s neat to have friends like that. They enjoy racing and love it as much as you do and get to have fun with other things instead of being around racing all of the time, and we had a blast.

“You kind of loosen up. We came here already in a good mood, having fun, and it’s carrying on.”

That showed in Shaffer’s performance throughout the night. He finished second to Brad Sweet in his Drydene Heat race but tested Sweet for the lead in the early stage of the eight-lap race. Shaffer then went on the win the DIRTVision Fast Pass Dash from the pole and the Feature, leading all 25 laps.

However, Watertown, Conn.-native David Gravel – who was coming off a win at Lernerville Speedway and eight top-five finishes in a row, with seven of them being podium finishes – did not let Shaffer cruise to the victory.

In the early stage of the Feature, Shaffer powered around the high side of the track with a blistering pace that left about a straightaway distance between he and second-place Freddie Rahmer. His pace also put him in lap traffic by Lap five on the half-mile speedway.

Rahmer held on to second-place for the first 11 laps before 10-time Series champion Donny Schatz dove underneath the PA Posse member in turn three and powered by him off turn four. The next corner, Gravel charged around the outside of Rahmer and stole third-place.

Gravel worked on Schatz’s bumper for the next few laps until the caution came out for Daryn Pittman having a flat right front tire.

The group of 25 cars lined back up two-by-two for the restart. Shaffer crept the field around turns three and four before mashing the throttle and launching back to the lead down the front stretch. Behind him Schatz and Gravel raced side-by-side through turns one and two – Gravel low, Schatz high. The high side had been the fastest way around all night, but Gravel made the bottom work and darted to second off the corner.

The track widened as the race progressed. Shaffer stayed high, testing the limits of the cushion. Gravel, however, was perfecting the bottom line. The Jason Johnson Racing No. 41 car worked its way to within striking distance of Shaffer and waited for an opportunity to pounce.

There were no mistakes, though. Shaffer was smooth around the top and aggressive with laps cars. If there was an opening, he threw his Rudzik Excavating No. 49x into the gap without hesitation. There was no time to be cautious. Gravel was coming, and he knew it.

“I seen the board that the 41 got by [Schatz] on that yellow,” Shaffer said. “I said ‘Oh, he’s hunting me down.’ I was just trying to make good laps and I knew we’d be hard to beat.”

With Shaffer not making any mistakes, Gravel knew he had to do something drastic if he wanted another Williams Grove victory.

Coming to the white flag, Gravel rocketed his car underneath Shaffer into turn three – closing about a four-car length gap. The momentum slid his car up the track and he went side-by-side with Shaffer, about a foot a part, through turn four. Shaffer held his line – and his eyes closed, he said jokingly. That hindered Gravel’s charge and forced him to fall in line behind the orange and black No. 49x.

“I was close, I didn’t see him there for a second,” Gravel said. “I obviously just gave him a little bit of room to get back by me. If it was twenty or fifty grand (to win) I probably would have slid up here. But it was a good night. We were fast all night long. I feel like we were the only car to run on the bottom of the race track.”

Shaffer pulled away with the lead and the $8,000 win at the opening night of the Champion Racing Oil Summer Nationals doubleheader – his 27th career Series victory.

With Schatz – second in points – finishing third and Series points leader Brad Sweet finishing seventh, Gravel bested the top two in points for the second straight night and continues to inch his way into the championship battle. He is now 102 points behind Sweet and 88 points behind Schatz.

The reigning champion has also closed the gap to Sweet, now 14 points behind him.

Shaffer isn’t running for points. He’s racing to have fun. He’ll have even more fun if he can get back-to-back wins at Williams Grove Speedway and collect Saturday’s $20,000 winnings. But for now, with the support of fellow racers and friends, he’s just relishing in what he does.

“It’s just about enjoying it,” Shaffer said. “I’ve been doing this for 36 years. That’s why I don’t run a grueling schedule. I run my own grueling schedule. If I want to take a weekend off and go boating, I’m going to do it. But this is what I’ve done my whole life and I’m really enjoying it.”

UP NEXT:

The World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car Series on Saturday, July 27, will return to Williams Grove Speedway for the final night of the Champion Racing Oil Summer Nationals. Get tickets and more information.

As always, you can catch all World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car Series action on DIRTVision.com.

RESULTS:

NOS Energy Drink Feature (25 Laps) – 1. 49X-Tim Shaffer [1][$8,000]; 2. 41-David Gravel [4][$4,000]; 3. 15-Donny Schatz [3][$2,500]; 4. 51-Freddie Rahmer [2][$2,200]; 5. 48-Danny Dietrich [7][$2,100]; 6. 69K-Lance Dewease [12][$2,000]; 7. 49-Brad Sweet [6][$1,800]; 8. 21-Brian Montieth [5][$1,600]; 9. 19-Brent Marks [10][$1,500]; 10. 1S-Logan Schuchart [11][$1,300]; 11. 39-Cory Haas [13][$1,200]; 12. 17-Sheldon Haudenschild [18][$1,100]; 13. 2-Carson Macedo [14][$1,000]; 14. 39M-Anthony Macri [20][$700]; 15. 1X-Chad Trout [8][$600]; 16. 83-Daryn Pittman [9][$600]; 17. 11-T.J. Stutts [15][$600]; 18. 5-Shane Stewart [21][$600]; 19. 1A-Jacob Allen [17][$600]; 20. 18-Ian Madsen [16][$600]; 21. 11K-Kraig Kinser [22][$600]; 22. 99M-Kyle Moody [24][$600]; 23. 5H-Jeff Halligan [23][$600]; 24. 19M-Landon Myers [19][$600]; 25. 12W-Troy Fraker [25][$600]; Lap Leaders: Tim Shaffer 1-25; KSE Hard Charger Award: 69K-Lance Dewease[+6]

Qualifying – 1. 41-David Gravel, 16.784; 2. 15-Donny Schatz, 16.797; 3. 21-Brian Montieth, 16.901; 4. 49-Brad Sweet, 17.033; 5. 48-Danny Dietrich, 17.036; 6. 1X-Chad Trout, 17.042; 7. 51-Freddie Rahmer, 17.045; 8. 49X-Tim Shaffer, 17.098; 9. 83-Daryn Pittman, 17.121; 10. 2-Carson Macedo, 17.129; 11. 11-T.J. Stutts, 17.148; 12. 69K-Lance Dewease, 17.157; 13. 1A-Jacob Allen, 17.186; 14. 19-Brent Marks, 17.235; 15. 19M-Landon Myers, 17.262; 16. 18-Ian Madsen, 17.279; 17. 39-Cory Haas, 17.28; 18. 17-Sheldon Haudenschild, 17.296; 19. 1S-Logan Schuchart, 17.342; 20. 39M-Anthony Macri, 17.356; 21. 5-Shane Stewart, 17.374; 22. 11K-Kraig Kinser, 17.415; 23. 5H-Jeff Halligan, 17.454; 24. 7S-Jason Sides, 17.457; 25. 99M-Kyle Moody, 17.501; 26. 5C-Dylan Cisney, 17.572; 27. 53-Jesse Attard, 17.637; 28. 27S-Adrian Shaffer, 17.694; 29. 23-Chris Arnold, 17.768; 30. 47K-Kody Lehman, 17.884; 31. 12W-Troy Fraker, 18.956; 32. 91-Kyle Reinhardt, NT

July 21st, 2019

2019 CHAMPION RACING OIL/RM RACING LUBRICANTS CENTRAL PA SPRINT CARS Presented by HOSEHEADS

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Dietrich Gets #10, Halligan & Esh Take First Career 410 Wins

The 2019 Champion Racing Oil/RM Racing Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars were at Williams Grove Speedway on Friday July 19th with a tune-up for this weekends World of Outlaws tour visit. Danny Dietrich proved he was ready by winning the feature for his 10th of the year. The next day it was a Saturday for 1st time winners with Jared Esh getting his first career 410 win at Port Royal Speedway and Jeff Halligan getting his first career 410 win at Lincoln Speedway in the Champion Racing Oil/RM Racing Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars features.

The Champion Racing Oil/RM Racing Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars continue this week with the 2nd visit of the year by the World of Outlaws. Williams Grove Speedway hosts the Champion Racing Oil Summer Nationals this Friday and Saturday July 26th and 27th.

Danny Dietrich leads the Champion Racing Oil/RM Racing Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars points over Lucas Wolfe with Freddie Rahmer in 3rd.

Without the above sponsors the point series payout would not be possible. Thank you to all of them.

2019 CHAMPION RACING OIL / RM RACING LUBRICANTS CENTRAL PA SPRINTS
                Presented by Hoseheads.com

After; July 20

Listing; Position, Car Number, Driver, Points, Series Wins

1.    48    Danny Deitrich    1187 10
2.    24    Lucas Wolfe        821   5
3.    51    Freddie Rahmer    771   7
4.    21    Brian Montieth    602   3
5.    39M    Anthony Macri    590   1
6.    69K    Lance Dewease    579   7
7.    1    Logan Wagner    516   4
8.    72    Ryan Smith        466
9.    5    Dylan Cisney        408   3
10.    11    T J Stutts        365
11.    87    Alan Krimes        356   2
12.    1x    Chad Trout        350   1
13.    99    Kyle Moody        308   1
14.    39    Cory Haas        305
15.    91    Kyle Reinhardt    249
16.    75    Chase Dietz        248   1
17.    59    Jim Siegel        247
18.    15    Adam Wilt        240
19.    12    Blane Heimbach    231   1
20.    70    Brock Zearfoss    230
21.    17B    Steve Buckwalter    212
22.    55K    Robbie Kendall    208   1
23.    33    Jared Esh        182   1
24.    88    Brandon Rahmer    179
25.    55    Mike Wagner        166

Champion Racing Oil/RM Racing Lubricants Central PA Point Series 2019 Up-Coming Schedule

July
26th-Williams Grove World of Outlaws
27th-Williams Grove World of Outlaws

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Family Tradition- Jared Esh Picks Up First Career Sprint Car Victory at Port Royal Speedway

By- Justin Snyder

PORT ROYAL, Pa- Jared Esh has been so close to tasting victory at the Port Royal Speedway in Weikert's Livestock 410 Sprint Car action. Just last week, Esh was leading the feature by a large amount when he nearly made contact with a lap car and allowed Dylan Cisney to close the gap. Motor issues brought an end to the fairy tale a few laps later.

He's blown tires, got into accidents and at times struggled with track conditions. As a young driver driving in the shadow of his retired father, Doug Esh, it would've been easy to second guess himself and wonder if he'd ever find victory lane. But the Lancaster, Pa. native kept coming back and kept grinding.

The hard work and effort finally paid off as Esh came from the 9th starting position on a hot night to hold off a hard charging Blane Haimbach and a broken shock to pick up his first career 410 Sprint Car victory.

"I don’t even remember half the race honestly," said Esh, surrounded by a mob of friends, family and fans before receiving a congratulatory phone call from his father in victory lane. "This is just so cool and I'm just really blessed and happy to be sitting here. I knew I could do it."

Tyler Bear and Tyler Reeser made up the front row, with Bear jumping out to the early lead after taking the green flag. However, A.J Flick, who started third, quickly showed he would be a factor as he pulled behind Bear exiting turn 2 and used his momentum to slide under him entering turn 3 to take the lead and lead lap 1.

The red flag would come out one lap later as Anthony Macri continued a string of bad luck when he made contact in turn 3 with Kyle Reinhardt on the bottom of the speedway. Macri would spin up the track and get on his side and would briefly get upside down after Jeff Miller had nowhere to go and hit his car.

All drivers walked away unharmed.

With extremely hot temperature's hitting the area drivers were allowed to exit their cars during the red-flag during clean-up.

When green flag action returned to the speedway, it was Flick once again sprinting out to the lead. However, things were heating up behind him. Kyle Reinhardt moved into the second position with a slide job on Bear in turn's 1 and 2 and Dylan Cisney and Esh entered the top five as well.

One lap later, it looked like Cisney was coming to make it back-to-back victories as he passed under Bear for the third position at the line. Esh would slide under Bear for the fourth position in turn's 1 and 2 on lap four and track point leader Logan Wagner would crack the top 5 exiting turn 4 as well.

With the leaders entering lap traffic on lap 7, Esh was able to overtake Cisney for the third position with a slide job in turn's 1 and 2. Wagner would follow suit the following circuit with a slide job of his own to overtake Cisney for the fourth position.

Esh pulled up to the tail tank of Reinhardt and the two briefly jockeyed for position on lap 9, however the caution would fly for a slowing Reeser on the front stretch, wiping out a large lead for Flick and negating Esh's pass for second.

On the restart, Reinhardt showed his muscle as he tried a slide job on Flick entering turn 1. He would pull even with him as the two cars exited turn 2 and they would drag race into turn 3, with Flick using the high side to pull ahead once again. However Esh used a head of steam exiting turn four and passed Reinhardt for second before ducking under Flick at the line.

Esh tried a slide job of his own entering turn 1 and he took the lead from Flick, only for Reinhardt to overtake Flick as well and pull even with Esh exiting turn 2. Reinhardt would try a slide job in turn's 3 and 4, however Esh had enough momentum on the top of the speedway to lead for the first time on lap 13.

"We were really fast and anytime you start as far back as we did, you have to be on the wheel and making moves when you can," said Esh of his move for the lead. "These guys are all so good here and I just knew it was time to go if I wanted to win."

It looked like Esh's string of bad luck might continue as he slammed against the outside guardrail exiting turn 2 the following lap. He was able to continue, but there appeared to be something broken on the car as Esh nearly spun on by himself on the top of the speedway 3 laps later in turn 3 with a 2.985 second lead at his expense.

Realizing something was broken, Esh moved to the bottom of the speedway to try and hold on to the car and be able to control it. With five laps remaining, Reinhardt, who was using the high-side still, had closed the gap significantly and was on the tail-tank of the leader. Knowing he wouldn’t be able to hold off the pack where he was running, Esh made the decision to go all-in and move back up the speedway.

"I almost spun out back there and I really knew something was broken and that it was going to be really hard to hang onto the car up top," said Esh. "But I kept seeing Kyle get closer and closer and I knew at that point I was going to have to just go for it up top if I wanted the chance to win."

Esh continued to fend off Reinhardt and opened up a 1.145 second lead with 2-laps to go, when Kyle Smith brought out the caution as he came to a stop in turn 1, setting up one final restart.

Nursing the car coming to the green flag, Esh waited until the last minute to get in the gas and bring the field back to racing action. Reinhardt tried to execute a slide job in turn 1, only for Esh to ride the middle of the track and break up his momentum. Reinhardt would re-group down the backstretch and try another slide job attempt in turn's 3 and 4, but Esh was able to once again lead to come to the white flag.

With the pack all jockeying for position in hopes Esh's car might finally give in, Blane Heimbach, who started 10th, pulled a slide job to go from fourth to second exiting turn 2 on the last lap. However, he would have nothing for the leader and Esh would win by .992 seconds for his first- ever victory worth $3600. He also received a $300 bonus for winning from the 9th starting position.

Wagner, Flick and Reinhardt completed the top five with Cisney, TJ Stutts, Justin Whittal, Bear and Mike Wagner rounding out the top 10.

"After Speedweek I think we were all ready to kill each other after 9 straight days of racing," said Esh."We've been fast, but we just hadn’t been able to get that break."

"My guys kept working and we kept gaining and I'm just happy to finally be able to give them some recognition that all our hard work is paying off and this is a night I won’t soon forget."

For Heimbach, he was just happy to be able to be in contention after starting from the 10th starting spot.

"We were fortunate to be in a position there on that final restart to even have a shot at winning," said Heimbach. "We kept at it and the car was really good, but ultimately we just started too far back and I'm happy with a second. Congratulations to Jared and his team, they deserved it tonight."

Flick also received a $150 bonus form the 4-H Club for finishing in the fourth position.

410 Results- 1.Jared Esh 2. Blane Heimbach 3. Logan Wagner 4. AJ Flick 5. Kyle Reinhardt 6. Dylan Cisney 7. TJ Stutts 8. Justin Whittal 9. Tyler Bear 10. Mike Wagner 11. Rick Lafferty 12. Ryan Linder 13. Frankie Nervo 14. Nicole Bower 15. Kyle Smith DNF- Tyler Reeser, Dustin Baney, Anthony Macri, Jeff Miller, Cory Thornton

Saturday, July 20, 2019

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

JEFF HALLIGAN EARNS FIRST 410 WIN; Steve Owings & Mason Chaney Both Land in Victory Lane at Lincoln for the Second Time in 2019

UPCOMING SCHEDULE:

Saturday, August 3 (7:30pm) DCS School of Driving Night | 410 Sprints + 358 Sprints + Classic Cars + York Flooring Kids Big Wheel Races

Saturday, August 10 (7:30pm) 410 Sprints + 358 Sprints + Mid-Atlantic Modifieds

Saturday, August 17 (7:30pm) Valley Supply 30 for 410 Sprints + 358 Sprints | York County Racing Club Night

Abbottstown, PA (July 20, 2019) – After leading the first two laps of the feature last week in his first night out in Aaron Long’s No. 58 410 Sprint Car, Jeff Halligan took the lead on this Saturday night and never looked back.

For the second week in a row Halligan and Jessie Attard shared the front row of the 25-lap feature.

Halligan took the lead when the green flag dropped with Attard running second and Cole Young in third.

Tim Wagaman got by Young for third out of turn 2 on lap 1. The yellow flag came out on lap 2 for Scott Fisher who got into the inside guardrail in turns 3 and 4.

Chase Dietz challenged Young for fourth on the restart with Cory Haas joining the battle just as they caution came out again on lap 3 for Fisher who was off the pace in turn 3.

Halligan led Attard, Wagaman, Young and Dietz to the cone on the front stretch for the single file restart.

Alan Krimes was on the move running eighth on lap 4 from his thirteenth starting spot.

The red flag flew on lap 4 for Brian Montieth who got upside down in turn 2.

Wagaman went to the top on the restart to try for second with Young following. The top did not work for Young as Dietz and Haas got under him, sending Young back sixth.

Young got turned around on the front stretch as he crossed the line on lap 6 collecting Chad Trout. Glenndon Forsythe and Jim Siegel flipped down the front stretch after trying to avoid Young and Trout with Siegel flipping over the front stretch guardrail.

With quite a bit of clean up on the front stretch the cars were pushed to turn 2 for an open red.

Chad Trout made it back out to rejoin the field after being involved in the incident.

Halligan led Attard, Wagaman, Dietz and Haas to the green for the restart.

Wagaman went to the top again to try for second with Dietz going to the bottom of turn 3 to drag race Wagaman to the stand for position. Wagaman held onto third.

Krimes was still on the move and was up to sixth.

Halligan started pulling away from the field as Attard, Wagaman and Dietz battled for second.

Attard spun in turn 3 and collected Trout bringing out the yellow on lap 9. Both Trout and Attard rejoined the field.

Halligan showed Wagaman, Dietz, Haas and Krimes to the green for the restart.

Dietz went to the outside in turn 1 to take second from Wagaman with Haas following on the next lap to take third.

Dietz got out of sorts on lap 10 gets in turn 4 fand fell back to fourth.

Haas moved into second on lap 11.

After his bobble earlier in the race Dietz was working on Wagaman to get back up to third. The two swapped spots on lap 16 with Dietz taking the spot on the next lap.

Halligan entered lapped traffic lap on lap 16 with Haas closing in.

Haas went to the top in turns 1 and 2 on lap 18 but couldn’t make the pass.

After getting caught up in wrecks twice earlier in the race, Trout found himself running fifth with five laps to go.

After crossing the line first three times earlier this season in 358 sprint competition, Halligan beat the field to the checkered flag to win his first 410 sprint feature. Haas held onto second. Dietz crossed the line third and Krimes finished fourth. Trout pieced together an impressive run for the second week in a row to finish fifth.

Heat winners were Chase Dietz, Jessie Attard and Cole Young.

Steve Owings Back in Victory Lane for Second Career Lincoln Victory

Steve Owings found victory lane at Lincoln for the first time earlier this season on June 15. Owings lined up on the pole of the 20-lap feature Saturday night with Zachary Cool to his outside.

Owings got out to the lead on the start with Dylan Norris getting under Ashley Cappetta out of turn 2 for third.

Norris got by Cool going into turn 3 for second on lap 1.

The yellow flag came out on lap 3 for Alyson Dietz who stopped on the cushion in turn 2.

Owings led Norris, Cool, Cappetta and Wagaman back around to the green for the restart.

Wagaman got up to 4th using the high side around Cappetta.

Owings was pulling away in clean air while Doug Hammaker was making his way through the field from his eighth starting spot to fourth.

Wagaman, running third, started to close in on Norris for second. Wagaman got around Norris in turn 2 on lap 7 to take the spot.

Once by Norris, Wagaman started reeling in Owings to battle for the lead.

Hammaker under Norris going into turn 1 on lap 9 for third.

Owings caught the tail end of the field lap 12 and started to work through lapped traffic.

Hammaker got under Wagaman going into turn 3 on last lap but Wagaman held on and crossed the line second behind Owings. Hammaker finished third and Norris was fourth. Brett Strickler completed the top five.

Steve Owings and Brett Strickler were the heat race winners.

Mason Chaney with Second Lincoln Win of 2019

With the heat in the air on a July Saturday night, Mason Chaney’s win in April was a distant memory. Chaney shared the front row of the 20-lap feature with pole-sitter Scott Lee.

Chaney took the lead when the green flag dropped with Bill Diehl all over Lee for second. Diehl got under Lee coming out of turn 2 for the position.

Lee got high allowing Alex Schmeidel to get by for third.

The yellow came out on lap 3 for Mike Rebold in turn 3. Josh Schrum who started fourth headed into the pits. Tim O’Sheehan came to a stop in turn 1 as the field was lined up for the restart. O’Sheehan went to the pits ending his night.

Chaney raced to the cone with Diehl, Schmeidel, Austin Bellemare and Aaron Updegraff lined up behind him.

Jeremy Ott, the winner of the last two Legend races at the track was up to sixth from his tenth starting spot for the restart.

Chaney had solid restart with a three-way battle for third behind him between Bellemare, Updegraff and Ott.

Lap 4 saw the caution come out for Bellemare in turn 3. Ott headed to the pits under caution, ending his night and a chance for a three-peat.

Chaney drove through the middle of the track with Diehl trying to work the bottom to take the lead.

Diehl stuck his nose under Chaney in turns 1 and 2 with Chaney holding onto the top spot.

Another three-car battle for third was in progress behind the leaders. This time it was Updegraff, Schmeidel and Travis McClelland with Updegraff keeping the spot.

Diehl was keeping Chaney within striking distance for the lead when the caution came out on lap 8 for Schmeidel who got spun around in turn 4 while running fourth.

Chaney had the field lined up and ready for green, but Bellemare came to a stop in turn 2 before the restart.

Diehl got his nose under Chaney again in turns 1 and 2 but Chaney held onto the lead.

The yellow came out again on lap 9. This time for pole-sitter Scott Lee in turn 2.

Chaney and Diehl continued to battle for first with Diehl running a slightly lower line around the track.

Chaney held off Diehl to win his second feature of the year at Lincoln. Updegraff finished third. McClelland crossed the line fourth and Jeremy Hahn completed the top five.

Heat winners were Mason Chaney, Tim Hahn, Scott Lee and Bill Diehl. Travis Perry won the B-main.

This Saturday, July 27, Lincoln Speedway is dark. The following Saturday, August 3 Lincoln Speedway is back in action with DCS School of Driving Night featuring the 410 Sprints, 358 Sprints, Classic Cars and York Flooring Kids Big Wheel Races. Racing starts at 7:30PM with pit gates opening at 5:00PM and grandstand gates opening at 5:30PM.

RACE RESULTS

Saturday, July 20, 2019

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

Gene Latta Ford 410 Sprints:

410 Sprint Feature Finish (25 Laps) – 1. 58-Jeff Halligan ($3,500); 2. 39-Cory Haas; 3. 75-Chase Dietz; 4. 87-Alan Krimes; 5. 1X-Chad Trout; 6. 1*-Tim Wagaman; 7. 99-Kyle Moody; 8. 69-Tim Glatfelter; 9. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 10. 53-Jessie Attard; 11. 12-Barry Shearer; 12. 23-Todd Zinn (DNF); 13. 15-Adam Wilt (DNF); 14. 17-Cole Young (DNF); 15. 59-Jim Siegel (DNF); 16. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe (DNF); 17. 21-Brian Montieth (DNF); 18. 21T-Scott Fisher (DNF); 19. 51-Freddie Rahmer (DNS); 20. 7-Trey Hivner (DNS)

Lap Leader – Jeff Halligan (1-25)

410 Sprint Heat One Finish (10 laps) - 1. 75-Chase Dietz; 2. 58-Jeff Halligan; 3. 69-Tim Glatfelter; 4. 59-Jim Siegel; 5. 87-Alan Krimes; 6. 21T-Scott Fisher; 7. 7-Trey Hivner (DNF)

410 Sprint Heat Two Finish (10 laps) - 1. 53-Jessie Attard; 2. 39-Cory Haas; 3. 15-Adam Wilt; 4. 21-Brian Montieth; 5. 99-Kyle Moody; 6. 51-Freddie Rahmer (DNF); 7. 11P-Greg Plank (DNS)

410 Sprint Heat Three Finish (10 laps) - 1. 17-Cole Young; 2. 1X-Chad Trout; 3. 1*-Tim Wagaman; 4. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe; 5. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 6. 23-Todd Zinn; 7. 12-Barry Shearer

Hanover Auto Team 358 Sprint Cars:

Hanover Auto Team 358 Sprint Cars Feature (20 Laps) – 1. 35-Steve Owings ($1,100); 2. 19-Troy Wagaman Jr.; 3. 4R-Doug Hammaker; 4. 44-Dylan Norris; 5. 38-Brett Strickler; 6. 99-Zachary Cool; 7. 89-Ashley Cappetta; 8. 66A-Cody Fletcher; 9. 5-Travis Scott; 10. 28-Matt Findley; 11. 5A-Zach Allman; 12. 50-Alyson Dietz; 13. 17-Andrew Hake; 14. 38S-Jordan Strickler (DNF); 15. 66-Dale Hammaker (DNF); 16. Mark VanVorst (DNS)

Lap Leaders – Steve Owings (1-20)

Hanover Auto Team 358 Sprint Cars Heat One Finish (10 laps) - 1. 35-Steve Owings; 2. 4R-Doug Hammaker; 3. 44-Dylan Norris; 4. 99C-Zachary Cool; 5. 38S-Jordan Strickler; 6. 99G-Kyle Ganoe (DNF); 7. 50-Alyson Dietz (DNF); 8. 34-Mark VanVorst (DNF)

Hanover Auto Team 358 Sprint Cars Heat Two Finish (10 laps) – 1. 38D-Brett Strickler; 2. 66A-Cody Fletcher; 3. 19-Troy Wagaman Jr.; 4. 89-Ashley Cappetta; 5. 28-Matt Findley; 6. 66-Dale Hammaker; 7. 17-Andrew Hake; 8. 5A-Zach Allman (DNF); 9. 5-Travis Scott

Dietrich Earns Third Mitch Smith Win At Williams Grove, Fourth Of Season

Kevin Nouse overcomes for limited sprint victory

7/19/19

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Mechanicsburg – Danny Dietrich of Gettysburg struck for the third Mitch Smith Memorial victory of his career at Williams Grove Speedway on Friday night, walking away with $8,080.80 for what was his fourth sprint car win of the season at the track in a World of Outlaws tune up race.

Dietrich took the win ahead of a furious battle for positions in the top five that took place between Freddie Rahmer, Anthony Macri, Chad Trout, Brian Montieth and eventually, Lance Dewease.

The 20-lap 358 sprint main went to Kevin Nouse for his second oval win of the year but only after a marathaon event.

Polesitter Chad Trout tried to get the drop on Dietrich when action began in the 30-lap, 31st annual Mitch Smith Memorial but as quick as Trout took off at the drop of the green, Dietrich blasted to his outside in the first corner to drag race the speedster down the backchute.

The drag race then ended in the blink of an eye as the pair raced into the third and fourth corners with Dietrich taking the lead using the cushion.

Dietrich’s pace was slowed for spins on laps four and six and both times Trout tested the inside on Dietrich but to no avail.

As the leader hit the rear of the field on the 12th tour, Montieth and Rahmer began battling for the third spot with Rahmer eventually besting the match to also get around Trout for second with 16 laps to go.

Dietrich saw a 4.263 second lead erased with 13 laps to go when Kyle Moody backed into the outside first turn rail.

The restart saw Rahmer, Trout and Macri battle for second with Macri finally getting third from Trout with five laps to go while gaining on Rahmer.

Meanwhile, 18th starter Lance Dewease moved into fifth and was up to fourth by the time a final caution flag unfurled with just two laps left.

The return to action saw Rahmer attempt an outside move in the first turn but the bottom was just too quick with Dietrich pulling out to a .732 second lead at the finish.

Macri rode home third followed by Dewease and Trout.

Sixth through 10th went to Brian Montieth, TJ Stutts, Cory Haas, Robbie Kendell and Kyle Reinhardt.

“We’re very happy to be standing here on the frontstretch honoring such a great man,” Dietrich said of taking the prestigious checkered flag.

“Little Freddie fires in there and he’s doin’ everything he can to win, I’m doin everything I can to slow down to set the car into one so I can beat him off the second turn,” Dietrich said of the final restart when Rahmer tried to steal the win.

Heats went to Dietrich, Trout and Stutts with Trout winning the dash.

Dietrich set fast time over the field with a lap of 17.004 seconds.

The 358 sprint feature was plagued by eight yellow flag periods including one that turned red for refueling with three laps to go.

Veteran Rich Eichelberger led the first lap before Tyler Breahm scooted him off the inside line in the first turn to take control.

The restarts worked to Kevin Nouse’s advantage as the defending track champion began the race from the 10th starting spot while current point leader Doug Hammaker started out in 13th.

At the halfway point, Nouse was up to fourth behind Breahm Eichelberger and Dylan Norris.

Nouse used the outside lip in the third and fourth turns to make his big moves during the second half of the race, using it to get by all the lead cars until he was the one out front, with five laps to go.

Hammker took worked his way front and got by Breahm for second on the final restart to finish bridesmaid.

Breahm settled for third followed by Glenndon Forsythe and Norris.

Heats went to Eichelberger and Breahm.

Keep up to date on all the latest speedway news and information by visiting the oval’s official website located at www.williamsgrove.com or by following the track on Twitter and Facebook.

Feature finishes:

7/19/19

410 sprints, 25 laps: 1. Danny Dietrich, 2. Freddie Rahmer, 3. Anthony Macri, 4. Lance Dewease, 5. Chad Trout, 6. Brian Montieth, 7. TJ Stutts, 8. Cory Haas, 9. Robbie Kendell, 10. Kyle Reinhardt, 11. Chase Dietz, 12. Adrian Shaffer, 13. Rick Lafferty, 14. Kody Lehman, 15. Steve Buckwalter, 16. Jeff Halligan, 17. Kyle Abrahims, 18. Greg Plank, 19. Barry Shearer, 20. Jessie Attard, 21. Kyle Moody, 22. Dylan Cisney, 23. Troy Fraker, 24. Chris Arnold, 25. Landon Myers

358 sprints, 20 laps: 1. Kevin Nouse, 2. Doug Hammaker, 3. Tyler Breahm, 4. Glenndon Forsythe, 5. Dylan Norris, 6. Troy Wagaman, 7. Matt Findley, 8. Travis Scott, 9. Rich Eichelberger, 10. Chris Frank, 11. Cody Fletcher, 12. Troy Rhome, 13. Zachary Allman, 14. Brett Wanner, 15. Scott Fisher, 16. Gregg Foster, 17. Chad Criswell, 18. Kyle Denmyer, 19. Nathan Prezenica, 20. Russell Hammaker

July 14th, 2019

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Wolfe & Cisney Add To Wins, Moody Gets 1st Of The Year

The 2019 Champion Racing Oil/RM Racing Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars started the weekend out at Williams Grove Speedway on Friday July 12th with Lucas Wolfe getting his 5th point series win of the 2019 season. On Saturday July 13th at Port Royal Speedway Dylan Cisney took his 3rd win of the year with Kyle Moody taking his 1st point series win of 2019 at Lincoln Speedway the same night.

The Champion Racing Oil/RM Racing Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars continue this week New Egypt Speedway in New Jersey on Tuesday July 16th. The point series moves to Williams Grove Speedway on Friday July 19th, with Port Royal Speedway and Lincoln Speedway on Saturday July 20th.

Danny Dietrich leads the Champion Racing Oil/RM Racing Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars points over Lucas Wolfe with Freddie Rahmer in 3rd.

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After; July 13

Listing; Position, Car Number, Driver, Points, Series Wins

1.    48    Danny Deitrich    1137 9
2.    24    Lucas Wolfe        821   5
3.    51    Freddie Rahmer    736   7
4.    21    Brian Montieth    584   2
5.    39M    Anthony Macri    560   1
6.    69K    Lance Dewease    554   7
7.    1    Logan Wagner    486   4
8.    72    Ryan Smith        466
9.    5    Dylan Cisney        390   3
10.    11    T J Stutts        333
11.    87    Alan Krimes        331   2
12.    1x    Chad Trout        310   1
13.    99    Kyle Moody        292   1
14.    39    Cory Haas        256
15.    59    Jim Siegel        247
16.    15    Adam Wilt        240
17.    70    Brock Zearfoss    230
18.    91    Kyle Reinhardt    219
19.    75    Chase Dietz        218   1
20.    17B    Steve Buckwalter    212
21.    55K    Robbie Kendall    196   1
21.    12    Blane Heimbach    196   1
23.    88    Brandon Rahmer    167
24.    55    Mike Wagner        156
25.    26    Cory Eliason        154   1

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Dylan Cisney won the 410 Sprint feature at Port Royal Speedway 7-13-2019.

Cisney Claims Second Victory of Season in Wild Finish

By- Justin Snyder

PORT ROYAL, Pa- Cisney has a flare for the dramatic. For the second time this season, Cisney used a last ditch effort to best Anthony Macri coming to the checkered flag for his second win of the season at the Port Royal Speedway.

The win didn’t come without drama though as Cisney was leading on the white flag lap and proceeded to get into the wall in turn 2 and ride the guard rail half way down the backstretch, at one point getting on 2-wheels. He was able to regroup, but made contact with Macri exiting turn four, sending Macri spinning wildly into the front stretch inside guardrail.

"It's not really something to celebrate," said Cisney in victory lane. "It was just tight racing and it was completely my fault. All I can say is sorry and move on."

Rick Lafferty and Trenton Sheaffer led the field to the green flag, with Sheaffer getting the early jump from the outside front row to lead lap one. However, there was plenty of action happening mid-pack on the start.

Third place starter Steve Buckwalter got bottled up on the inside, allowing Cisney to advance from 8th to 4th at the exit of turn 2. Fourth place starter Jared Esh also capitalized to take the third place spot on the opening turn and he slid past Lafferty for 2nd heading into turn 3.

Sheaffer's reign at the top wouldn’t last long, as Esh slid under him in turn 1 and 2 the following lap to take the lead. Cisney would pull under Sheaffer in turn's 3 and 4 and hold the second position by a nose at the line as well.

Meanwhile 7th place starter Macri and ninth place starter Logan Wagner were dicing their way to through the field as well. Macri slid into 3rd exiting turn 2 on lap 3 and Wagner would follow suit two-laps later to take the fourth position.

Esh held a comfortable 2.4 second lead on the field before he attempted to pass the lap car of Ryan Linder on the bottom of the speedway on lap 9, allowing Cisney to cut the lead in half. Three laps later the caution flag would fly as Sheaffer would get turned around in turn 4 while running in the 8th position.

Esh would once again get the jump on the field when racing returned to green-flag action as he held off Cisney's attempt in turn 1 and 2. Macri would pull even with Cisney in turn's 3 and 4 as both drivers looked to pounce on the leader.

Coming into turn 1 Cisney dove to the bottom of the speedway and executed a perfect slide job to take the lead. Macri used his momentum exiting the backstretch of the speedway to slide under Esh as well to move into the second position.

"Jared (Esh) was pretty good there and I got around him." said Cisney. "We were really good in clean air. The car was good enough that I knew if we got there we'd have a shot to win."

Wagner would pass Esh for the 3rd position on lap 17 as Esh slowed entering turn 1 and pulled off the speedway with a mechanical issue.

Over the next 5 laps, Cisney would work up a 1.122 second lead over Macri and Wagner, who both were riding the extreme top of the speedway in hopes of catching the Port Royal native. With a very thin cushion, both Macri and Wagner banged off the wall of the speedway, but it didn't halt their momentum.

As Cisney entered turn 1 following receiving the white flag, he went to the high side of the speedway to pass the lap car of Nicole Bower. With a .743 second lead, he got into the wall and his momentum kept him slapping the outside guard rail. He continued to ride the guardrail down the backstretch, barely keeping the car from wrecking.

This allowed Macri to pass him entering turn 3. However with Cisney regaining speed and the lap car of Bower on the bottom, Macri took entry through the turn in the middle, forcing him to slide up the track exiting turn 4. This allowed Cisney to get a run back under him heading to the checkered flag and the two cars made contact, breaking something in the front of Macri's car and sending him spinning wildly.

Cisney would take the checkered flag by .653seconds as Wagner and Mike Wagner drove by Macri's smoking car resting on the inside guardrail. TJ Stutts and last week's winner Lucas Wolfe completed the top 5.

"It's hard to run the fence here and I jumped It there on the last lap behind lapped cars, " said Cisney to a crowd of boos and cheers. "You have to be real careful or it'll suck you into it. I came up on that lap car and I cracked the throttle at the wrong time and it pulled me into it. It was a bad last lap but I have to thank my guys for a good car."

Wagner, the series points leader was disappointed with the finish and thought the race should have remained with one lap left following the wreck. Speedway officials deemed the race over though.Macri walked away under his own power to the pits.

"It was one of those race tracks where you had to get up on it," said Wagner. "I thought I had another chance at them. It's a shame when Macri wrecks on the frontstretch and Cisney crosses the checkered and the race is over. If anything, we should have another lap."

AJ Flick, Buckwalter, Dan Shetler, Lafferty and Ryan Taylor completed the top 10.

Sprint Car Results- 1. Dylan Cisney, 2. Logan Wagner 3. Mike Wagner 4. TJ Stutts 5. Lucas Wolfe 6. AJ Flick 7. Steve Buckwalter 8. Dan Shetler 9. Rick Lafferty 10. Ryan Taylor 11. Jeff Miller 12. Tyler Reeser 13. Tyler Bear 14. Trenton Shaeaffer 15. Justin Whittal 16. Kyle Smith 17. Anthony Macr 18. Cory Thornton 19. Nicole Bower DNF- Jared Esh, Ryan Linder, Dustin Baney, Tyler Walton

Kyle Moody wins at Lincoln Speedway Kris Keath

Saturday, July 13, 2019

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

KYLE MOODY BACK IN VICTORY LANE

UPCOMING SCHEDULE:

Saturday, July 20 (7:30pm) Pepsi Night | 410 Sprints + 358 Sprints + Central PA Legends

Saturday, August 3 (7:30pm) DCS School of Driving Night | 410 Sprints + 358 Sprints + Classic Cars + York Flooring Kids Big Wheel Races

Saturday, August 10 (7:30pm) 410 Sprints + 358 Sprints + Mid-Atlantic Modifieds

Abbottstown, PA (July 13, 2019) – Jeff Halligan, a regular in the 358 division at Lincoln, got behind the wheel of Aaron Long’s 410 machine on Saturday night. Halligan won his heat and stared on the pole of the 25-lap feature. Australian, Jessie Attard, lined up second.

Halligan took the lead with Cole Young moving up to second and Attard falling into third. The caution came out before one lap was completed when Jay Galloway spun out in turn 1. The field lined up for a complete restart.

Halligan took the lead again and this time Attard held onto second. Another caution came before a lap was completed as Jim Siegel came to a stop on the back stretch. Siegel was able to rejoin the field.

The third time is the charm. The field lined up for their third try at starting the 25-lap feature and this time it worked.

Halligan out to the lead, Attard in second and this time Kyle Moody was on the move. Moody was up to second after passing Young and Attard on the first lap. Young got second from Attard on lap 2 but the caution came out for Jay Galloway who spun out in turns 1 and 2.

Halligan led Moody, Young, Attard and Brett Michalski to the cone on the front stretch for the single file restart.

Halligan went to the top and Moody chose the bottom going into turn 1. Moody had the lead coming out of turn 2 and kept it to lead lap 2.

Halligan tried to take the spot back and slid up the track in turns 1 and 2 but Moody held the position.

The caution came out again on lap 2 for a five-car pile-up that in turns 1 and 2 that included Brian Montieth, Brett Michalski, Freddie Rahmer, Tim Wagaman and Chad Trout.

Michalski, Montieth and Trout rejoined the field.

Moody led Halligan, Young, Attard and Tim Glatfelter to the green flag.

Young and Halligan raced down the backstretch for second with Young taking the spot.

Glenndon Forsythe challenged Glatfelter for fifth with Glatfelter holding him off.

The caution came out on lap 7 for Brian Montieth who got turned around in turn 2 while charging through the field after getting caught up in the earlier wreck.

Moody held onto the lead on the restart as Halligan and Young battled for second and Alan Krimes moved into third.

As Halligan and Young battled for second, Halligan slid up into Young in turn 2 with Young ending up on his side bringing out the red flag.

Track officials opened the red up for teams to refuel after the number of laps run under caution.

Moody led the field to the cone for the restart with Krimes, Attard, Glatfelter and Brandon Rahmer lined up behind him.

Moody went to the bottom with Krimes driving around the top with Moody holding onto the lead. Rahmer got around Attard and Glatfelter and was running third.

After getting caught up in the first wreck of the night, Trout was making his way through the field and was up to sixth when the caution came out again on lap 12. Chase Dietz stopped against the outside wall in turn 1 and Montieth came to a stop in the bottom of turn 2. Both Dietz and Montieth rejoined the field.

Moody led Krimes, Rahmer, Glatfelter and Attard to the line.

Krimes dove low into turn 3 on lap 12 to challenge for the lead but Moody held him off.

Trout and Attard battled for fifth with Trout making the pass out of turn 2 on lap 14.

Moody entered lapped traffic on lap 21. Rahmer moved into second on lap 22 and started to track Moody down. Three laps proved to not be enough time for Rahmer to catch Moody. Moody got to the checkered flag 1.629 seconds ahead of Rahmer. Krimes crossed the line third. Trout, with an impressive run through the field, finished fourth and Glatfelter was fifth.

Heat winners were Jeff Halligan, Jessie Attard and Brett Michalski.

Jeff Rohrbaugh Adds to Record Win Total with Summer Series Victory

After winning the make-up feature from June 1 earlier in the night, Troy Wagaman Jr. started on the pole of the 25-lap Summer Series event. Jeff Rohrbaugh the winningest 358 driver in Lincoln history started on the outside of the front row.

Rohrbaugh had a solid lead coming out of turn 1 and led lap 1 over Wagaman, Scott Fisher and Doug Hammaker.

Hammaker took third from Fisher on lap 2. Tyler Ross was on the move running fourth and challenging Hammaker for third. Kevin Nouse made it a three-way battle for third and took fourth from Ross.

Rohrbaugh caught the tail end of the field on lap 9 just as the caution came out for Mike Bittinger who came to a stop on the back stretch.

Rohrbaugh held onto the lead with Nouse all over Hammaker for third.

Rohrbaugh entered lapped traffic on lap 17 with Wagaman closing in as they worked through the lapped cars.

The caution came out on lap 20 for Brett Strickler who slowed on the track.

Nouse got by Hammaker on the restart to take third. CJ Tracy followed to move into fourth sending Hammaker back to fifth.

Rohrbaugh crossed the line 2.172 seconds ahead of Wagaman for his record leading 16th 358 win at the track. Nouse finished third and Tracy held onto fourth. Hammaker completed the top five.

Doug Hammaker, Kyle Denmyer, Tyler Ross and Kevin Nouse were the heat winners. Mike Bittinger won the B-main.

Troy Wagaman Continues 2019 Success with Record Setting Win

The first event on the schedule Saturday night was the 358-make-up feature from June 1. Twenty-one of the 24 cars scheduled to start made the call for the 20-lap make-up feature.

Wyatt Hinkle and Mark Van Vorst made up the front row with Jeff Rohrbaugh and Dylan Norris lined up behind them in row two. Norris got together with Van Vorst coming out of turn 4 before they crossed the line to take the green bringing out the caution. Norris and Van Vorst were both towed off the track with front-end damage.

The new front row for the restart was Wyatt Hinkle and Troy Wagaman.

Hinkle and Wagaman raced wheel to wheel down the front stretch into turn 1 with Wagaman taking the lead out of turn 2.

Wagaman was pulling away from the field with a 3.245 second lead on lap 7 as he approached lapped traffic.

Wagaman maintained a lead over 3 seconds at halfway point as he worked through lapped traffic.

Kyle Denmyer was closing in on Hinkle for second with five laps to go. Hinkle fell off the pace coming out of 4 on lap 13 and was able to pull into the infield.

Wagaman led the 20-lap feature wire to wire and set a new track record for 20 laps in a 358-sprint car. Wagaman completed the feature in 5 minutes 7.614 seconds. Denmyer crossed the line second. Rohrbaugh was third and Doug Hammaker finished fourth. Ashley Cappetta completed the top five.

Brad Kling Wins Mid Atlantic Modified Feature

Mike Walls and Ray Kable shared the front row for the 20-lap feature. Walls and Kable made contact when the green flag dropped with Walls stopping on the front stretch, bringing out the caution.

Current series point-leader, Brad Kling and Kable made up the front row for the complete restart

Kling got out to the lead with Kable in second and Cody Oliver running third.

The yellow came out on lap 3 for debris on the track. The debris was Kable’s drive shaft, ending his second place run.

The field lined up for their double file restart with Kling electing to start on the inside with Oliver to his outside.

Kling held the lead with Cullum moving into second on the restart.

Tim Fedder and Rick Hulson were battling for fourth when the caution came out on lap 10 for Rich Goodman who got turned around in turns 1 and 2.

Kling selected the inside row again for the double file restart.

Kling got out to the lead with Cullum on his bumper. Cullum tried the outside in turns 3 and 4 but Kling held him off.

Cullum tried the outside again on lap 11 in turns 3 and 4 and this time it worked as he took the lead.

The caution came out again for a five-car pile-up in turns 1 and 2.

Cullum elected to start on the inside for the restart with Kling lined up on his outside.

Kling led the field into turns 1 and 2 and started to pull away from the field. Hulson got up to third with Keith Jack Lamphere running fourth and Doug Stine in fifth.

The caution came out again with two laps to go as two cars get turned around in turns 3 and 4. The field lined up for a single file restart with under five laps to go.

Kling took the lead for what would be a two-lap shoot out. The caution came out one last time for another pile up in turn 2 on the restart.

Kling led the field again to the green flag for a two lap shoot out to the checkered flag.

Kling crossed the line first with Cullum in second. Hulson held onto third. Keith Jack Lamphere finished fourth and Mark Jones completed the top five.

Heat winners were Justin Cullum, Cody Oliver, Tim Fedder and Brad Kling.

This Saturday, July 20, Lincoln Speedway is back in action with Pepsi Night featuring 410 Sprints, 358 Sprints and Central PA Legends. Racing starts at 7:30PM with pit gates opening at 5:00PM and grandstand gates opening at 5:30PM.

Lucas Wolfe wins the 410 Sprint Car feature at Williams Grove Speedway. Dave Giles Photos

Wolfe Wins Williams Grove Feature With Big Heat Race Move, Shultz Gets URC Main

7/12/19

Mechanicsburg – Lucas Wolfe led from start to finish in the 25-lap sprint car main at Williams Grove Speedway on Friday night but he actually won the race on the opening lap of his heat race earlier in the night.

It was a run up the middle going into the first turn on the initial start of his heat that produced a three-wide move that netted Wolfe the lead in the qualifier and that set him on the pole for the feature thanks to a heads-up format.

And even Wolfe knew the move was key to his victory, his second of the season at the track.

“It was a very critical part of the night in the heat race,” he said.

In the URC sprint feature, Jason Shultz took the win away from Steve Buckwalter after dogging him for the first 17 laps of the 25-lap event.

Mechanicsburg’s Wolfe used the pole to earn the feature victory in the 410 sprint main, chased by Rick Lafferty for the first eight laps before Danny Dietrich got the spot in the midst of a battle with Freddie Rahmer.

Rahmer and Dietrich swapped the spot a few times on lap 10 before Rahmer took the spot for good as the race entered the rear of the field with 10 laps to go.

A restart with nine laps to go put Rahmer on Wolfe’s tail and Rahmer kept pace with Wolfe, biting into his lead while using the low side in turns three and four but eventually Wolfe was able to inch away to get outside of striking distance to the finish.

Traffic again entered the picture on the final lap but Wolfe took the victory by .504 seconds ahead of Rahmer.

Dietrich fought off a challenge from Brian Montieth during the closing laps to record third while Montieth and Mark Smith completed the top five finishers.

Sixth through 10th went to TJ Stutts, Anthony Macri, Kyle Moody, Cory Haas and Rick Lafferty.

Heats went to Wolfe, Lafferty and Moody.

The win was the 21st of Wolfe’s career at the track.

Buckwalter and Shultz had the front row for the start of the URC sprint main and Buckwalter got the drop when the green flag appeared.

Shultz assumed second and hounded Buckwalter all during the first eight laps before a red flag appeared for a turned over Derek Locke in the fourth corner.

Mark Smith lined up third for the restart but failed to challenge instead it was back to Shultz and Buckwalter battling for the win with Shultz sticking to the top lane while Buckwalter worked the inside.

And Shultz finally got far enough around in turns three and four with seven laps to go in order to be scored the leader.

Once in front, Shultz pulled away to a 2.095 second lead to pick up his first career 360 sprint car win at Williams Grove.

Lucas Wolfe was third followed by Josh Weller and Freddie Rahmer.

Sixth through 10th went to Kyle Reinhardt, Adam Carberry, Tyler Ross, Ed Aiken and Curt Michael.

Heats went to Shultz, Smith and Buckwalter.

Smith lost power on the final lap of the feature as the checkered flag unfurled.

Keep up to date on all the latest speedway news and information by visiting the oval’s official website located at www.williamsgrove.com or by following the track on Twitter and Facebook.

Feature finishes:

7/12/19

410 sprints, 25 laps: 1. Lucas Wolfe, 2. Freddie Rahmer, 3. Danny Dietrich, 4. Brian Montieth, 5. Mark Smith, 6. TJ Stutts., 7. Anthony Macri, 8. Kyle Moody, 9. Cory Haas, 10. Rick Lafferty, 11. Chad Trout, 12. Chris Arnold, 13. Adam Wilt, 14. Jeff Halligan, 15. Dylan Norris, 16. Jessie Attard, 17. Greg Plank, 18. Kody Lehman, 19. Dwight Leppo, 20. Troy Fraker, 21. Robbie Kendell, 22. Brandon Rahmer

URC sprints, 25 laps: 1. Jason Shultz, 2. Steve Buckwalter, 3. Lucas Wolfe, 4. Josh Weller, 5. Freddie Rahmer, 6. Kyle Reinhardt, 7. Adam Carberry, 8. Tyler Ross, 9. Ed Aikin, 10. Curt Michael, 11. Chad Layton, 12. Austin Bishop, 13. Tyler Breahm, 14. Cody Fletcher, 15. Mark Smith, 16. Jake Eldreth, 17. Matt Hoyt, 18. Ryan Quackenbush, 19. Tim Perry, 20. Han Donovan Jr., 21. Ryan Watt, 22. Dereck Locke

DNS: Todd Gracey, Troy Betts

July 7th, 2019

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PA Speedweek Ends With Lucas Wolfe As Champion

The 2019 Champion Racing Oil/RM Racing Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars had six more nights of PA Speedweek to continue starting Monday July 1st at Lincoln Speedway. Brian Montieth won the feature for his 3rd point series win of the year. The following night Tuesday July 2nd Oklahoma invader Christopher Bell took the win at Grandview Speedway Thunder On The Hill. Wednesday night July 3rd Speedweek moved to Port Royal Speedway for their first of two shows. Lance Dewease won the main event for his 7th of the year. For the 4th of July the teams all traveled South to Hagerstown Speedway in Maryland where Freddie Rahmer got his 7th win of 2019. The Friday July 5th show at Williams Grove Speedway was rained out. PA Speedweek ended at Port Royal Speedway on Saturday July 6th with Lucas Wolfe taking the win and the 2019 PA Speedweek Championship. 72 different drivers ran during 8 nights of Speedweek with 8 drivers attending every show.

The Champion Racing Oil/RM Racing Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars continue this week with Williams Grove Speedway on Friday July 12th, with Port Royal Speedway and Lincoln Speedway on Saturday July 13th.

Results from the final 6 nights of PA Speedweek are below plus the full points run down.

Danny Dietrich leads the Champion Racing Oil/RM Racing Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars points over Lucas Wolfe with Freddie Rahmer in 3rd.

Without the above sponsors the point series payout would not be possible. Thank you to all of them.

Lucas Wolfe won the Greg Hodnett 410 Sprint Speedweek feature at Port Royal Speedway 7-6-2019. Lucas is the PA Sprint Speedweek Champion. Brian Rhoad

2019 PA SPEEDWEEK POINTS FINAL

1. 24 Lucas Wolfe 978*
2. 51 Freddie Rahmer 909*
3. 48 Danny Dietrich 869*
4. 69K Lance Dewease 808
5. 39M Anthony Macri 765*
6. 11 T J Stutts 702*
7. 55K Robbie Kendall 667
8. 5 Dylan Cisney 591*
9. 75 Chase Dietz 511*
10. 9 James McFadden 505
11. 1x Chad Trout 503
12. 91 Kyle Reinhardt 488
13. 24 Rico Abreu 484
14. 26 Cory Eliason 446
15. 14 Tony Stewart 432
16. 1 Logan Wagner 411
17. 21 Brian Montieth 387
18. 39 Cory Haas 342
19. 70 Brock Zearfoss 332
20. 33 Jared Esh 315*
20. 52AU Darren Mollenoyux 315
22. 87 Aaron Reutzel 312
23. 17B Steve Buckwalter 289
24. 88 Brandon Rahmer 279
25. 72 Ryan Smith 272
26. 57 Kyle Larson 258
27. 99 Kyle Moody 235
28. 39 Christopher Bell 230
28. 12 Blane Heimbach 230
30. 15 Adam Wilt 200
31. 11 Dale Blaney 189
32. 2 A J Flick 164
33. 35 Tyler Reeser 163
34. 87 Alan Krimes 138
35. 38 Mark Smith 134
36. 53 Jessie Attard 130
37. 67 Justin Whittall 108
38. 55 Mike Wagner 106
39. 29 Jason Shultz 97
40. 1* Tim Wagaman 96
40. 57J Jeff Miller 96
42. 5 Justin Barger 94
43. 20 Ryan Taylor 87
44. 2w Glenndon Forsythe 80
45. 37 J J Grasso 75
46. 98H Dave Blaney 74
47. 59 Jim Siegel 67
48. 99 Cody Keller 65
49.. 19M Landon Myers 52
50. 33w Michael Walter II 44
51. 27s Adrain Shaffer 35
52. 69 Tim Glatfelter 32
53. 75 Nicole Bower 29
54. 12W Troy Fraker 28
55. 69 Ryan Linder 22
56. 73B Brett Michalski 20
56. 11 Carl Bowser 20
58. 24B Dustin Baney 18
59. 21T Scott Fisher 17
60. 58 Jeff Halligan 16
61. 17 Cole Young 15
62. 47K Kody Lehman 8
62. 10 Tyler Bear 8
64. 23 Chris Arnold 7
65. 11P Greg Plank 6
66. 12 Barry Shearer 4
66. 17 Kyle Smith 4
68. 14T Tyler Walton 2
68. 49H Bradley Howard 2
70. 10 Joe Kata III 1
70. 27G Jay Galloway 1
70. 97 Brie Hershey 1

* Has Attended Every Race

72 different drivers over 8 races.

2019 CHAMPION RACING OIL / RM RACING LUBRICANTS CENTRAL PA SPRINTS
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After; July 6

Listing; Position, Car Number, Driver, Points, Series Wins

1. 48 Danny Deitrich 1107 9
2. 24 Lucas Wolfe 751 4
3. 51 Freddie Rahmer 701 7
4. 21 Brian Montieth 559 2
5. 69K Lance Dewease 554 7
6. 39M Anthony Macri 544 1
7. 72 Ryan Smith 466
8. 1 Logan Wagner 451 4
9. 5 Dylan Cisney 340 2
10. 87 Alan Krimes 301 2
11. 11 T J Stutts 290
12. 1x Chad Trout 285 1
13. 39 Cory Haas 244
14. 15 Adam Wilt 240
15. 59 Jim Siegel 231
16. 70 Brock Zearfoss 230
17. 99 Kyle Moody 228
18. 91 Kyle Reinhardt 219
19. 75 Chase Dietz 218 1
20. 55K Robbie Kendall 196 1
20. 12 Blane Heimbach 196 1
20. 17B Steve Buckwalter 196
23. 26 Cory Eliason 154 1
24. 88 Brandon Rahmer 132
24. 33 Jared Esh 132

7/6/19 PORT ROYAL 30 LAPS 34 CARS

1. 24 Lucas Wolfe 2. 55K Robbie Kendall 3. 69K Lance Dewease 4. 48 Danny Dietrich 5. 9 James McFadden 6. 1 Logan Wagner 7. 91 Kyle Reinhardt 8. 24 Rico Abreu 9. 39 Cory Haas 10. 77 Freddie Rahmer 11. 22 Anthony Macri 12. 12 Blane Heimbach 13. 35 Tyler Reeser 14. 33 Jared Esh 15. 1x Chad Trout 16. 5 Dylan Cisney 17. 57J Jeff Miller 18. 11 T J Stutts 19. 75 Chase Dietz 20. 99 Kyle Moody 21. 2 A J Flick 22. 67 Justin Whittall 23. 55 Mike Wagner 24. 17B Steve Buckwalter

Lap Leaders; Flick 1-16, Wolfe 17-30

Fast Time; Wolfe 15.525

Heat Winners; Dewease, Flick, Dietrich, L. Wagner

B-Main Winner; Reeser

DNQ; 24B Dustin Baney, 53 Jessie Attard, 17 Kyle Smith, 9L Ryan Linder, 75 Nicole Bower, 10 Tyler Bear, 14T Tyler Walton, 47K Kody Lehman, 20 Ryan Taylor, 27 Ryan Smith

Hagerstown Speedway PA Speedweek 7/4 won by Freddie Rahmer Steve Koletar Photos

7/4/19 HAGERSTOWN 30 LAPS 22 CARS

1. 51 Freddie Rahmer
2. 24 Lucas Wolfe
3. 26 Cory Eliason
4. 48 Danny Dietrich
5. 39M Anthony Macri
6. 9 James McFadden
7. 24 Rico Abreu
8. 55K Robbie Kendall
9. 5 Dylan Cisney
10. 1 Logan Wagner
11. 14 Tony Stewart
12. 11 T J Stutts
13. 55 Mike Wagner
14. 1x Chad Trout
15. 33 Jared Esh
16. 2 A J Flick
17. 67 Justin Whittall
18. 70 Brock Zearfoss
19. 12W Troy Fraker
20. 75 Chase Dietz
21. 11 Carl Bowser
22. 88 Brandon Rahmer

Lap Leaders; Kendall 1-19, Wolfe 20-24, F. Rahmer 25-30

Fast Time; Abreu 15.601

Heat Winners; Wolfe, Dietrich, Kendall

2019 PA SPEEDWEEK POINTS

1. 51 Freddie Rahmer 807*
2. 24 Lucas Wolfe 797*
3. 48 Danny Dietrich 733*
4. 39M Anthony Macri 676*
5. 69K Lance Dewease 663
6. 11 T J Stutts 651*
7. 5 Dylan Cisney 540*
8. 55K Robbie Kendall 516
9. 75 Chase Dietz 469*
10. 26 Cory Eliason 446
11. 14 Tony Stewart 432*
12. 1x Chad Trout 430
13. 21 Brian Montieth 387
14. 9 James McFadden 375
15. 91 Kyle Reinhardt 372
16. 24 Rico Abreu 366
17. 70 Brock Zearfoss 332
18. 52AU Darren Mollenoyux 315
19. 87 Aaron Reutzel 312
20. 1 Logan Wagner 286
21. 88 Brandon Rahmer 279
22. 72 Ryan Smith 272
23. 17B Steve Buckwalter 259
24. 57 Kyle Larson 258
25. 33 Jared Esh 243*
26. 39 Cory Haas 238
27. 39 Christopher Bell 230
28. 99 Kyle Moody 211
29. 15 Adam Wilt 200
30. 11 Dale Blaney 189
31. 12 Blane Heimbach 169
32. 87 Alan Krimes 138
33. 38 Mark Smith 134
34. 53 Jessie Attard 127
35. 2 A J Flick 112
36. 29 Jason Shultz 97
37. 1* Tim Wagaman 96
38. 5 Justin Barger 94
39. 35 Tyler Reeser 91
40. 2w Glenndon Forsythe 80
41. 67 Justin Whittall 78
42. 55 Mike Wagner 77
43. 37 J J Grasso 75
44. 98H Dave Blaney 74
45. 20 Ryan Taylor 71
46. 59 Jim Siegel 67
47. 99 Cody Keller 65
48.. 19M Landon Myers 52
49. 57J Jeff Miller 49
50. 33w Michael Walter II 44
51. 27s Adrain Shaffer 35
52. 69 Tim Glatfelter 32
53. 12W Troy Fraker 28
54. 75 Nicole Bower 23
55. 69 Ryan Linder 21
56. 73B Brett Michalski 20
56. 11 Carl Bowser 20
58. 21T Scott Fisher 17
59. 58 Jeff Halligan 16
60. 17 Cole Young 15
61. 24B Dustin Baney 11
62. 23 Chris Arnold 7
63. 11P Greg Plank 6
64. 12 Barry Shearer 4
64. 47K Kody Lehman 4
66. 17 Kyle Smith 3
67. 49H Bradley Howard 2
68. 10 Joe Kata III 1
68. 27G Jay Galloway 1
68. 97 Brie Hershey 1
68. 14T Tyler Walton 1

* Has Attended Every Race

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After; July 4

Listing; Position, Car Number, Driver, Points, Series Wins

1. 48 Danny Deitrich 1082 9
2. 24 Lucas Wolfe 701 3
3. 51 Freddie Rahmer 691 7
4. 21 Brian Montieth 559 2
5. 39M Anthony Macri 544 1
6. 69K Lance Dewease 524 7
7. 72 Ryan Smith 466
8. 1 Logan Wagner 433 4
9. 5 Dylan Cisney 340 2
10. 87 Alan Krimes 301 2
11. 11 T J Stutts 290
12. 1x Chad Trout 285 1
13. 15 Adam Wilt 240
14. 39 Cory Haas 232
15. 59 Jim Siegel 231
16. 70 Brock Zearfoss 230
17. 99 Kyle Moody 228
18. 75 Chase Dietz 218 1
19. 91 Kyle Reinhardt 203
20. 12 Blane Heimbach 196 1
20. 17B Steve Buckwalter 196
22. 55K Robbie Kendall 161
23. 26 Cory Eliason 154 1
24. 88 Brandon Rahmer 132
24. 33 Jared Esh 132

. Lance Dewease wins the Pa. Speedweek Sprint Car race at Port Royal Speedway. Dave Giles Photos

Dewease Triumphs at Port Royal During PA Speedweek, Reinhardt Claims URC Feature

By Justin Snyder

PORT ROYAL, Pa- Up until Wednesday night, nobody had been able to double up in the win column of the 2019 PA Speedweek Series. Four nights in, there had been four different winners.

Lance Dewease made sure that changed at Port Royal Speedway when he charged from the 8th starting position to pass Logan Wagner with 2 laps to go to pick up the $7000 Weikert's Livestock 410 Sprint Car victory in front of a packed house of fans for his second win of the week.

"I was able to get rolling there late and carry some speed through the corners," said Dewease. "I was fortunate to get to Logan before we got to the checkered and it was a good night for us."

Danny Dietrich and A.J. Flick led the field to the green flag with Flick jumping out to the early lead using the outside of turn's one and two to pull past Dietrich down the backstretch. Making his first PA Speedweek appearance of the year, Flick set sail with a blistering pace, stretching his lead to over 1 second by lap 4.

Over the next four laps, Dietrich slowly was reeling in the leader, making his move on lap 9 in turn's one and two with a slide-job attempt. Flick crossed back under Dietrich exiting turn 2 to foil the attempt. Dietrich tried again in turn 4 with the same results. It looked like Dietrich had enough momentum the following circuit to pull off the pass, however Aaron Reutzel spun and kept going, bringing out the caution to put Flick back in the lead for the restart.

On the restart, Dietrich once again tried to slide Flick in turn's one and two, with Flick once again pulling ahead of the Gettysburg, Pa native exiting turn 2. However, with the field close behind, Wagner used the opportunity to pull ender Dietrich down the backstretch and to take over the second position.

One lap later Dewease cracked the top five for the first time and began to make his move forward as he passed Brock Zearfoss for fifth at the start/finish line.

Over the next two laps, Wagner was sizing up Flick when he made his move using the bottom of turn three and four to take the lead and lead lap 13.Wagner checked out and built up a nearly 2 second lead over the next 2 laps. At the same time, Dewease got past the 91 car of Kyle Reinhardt for the 4th position using the top of the speedway exiting turn 4.

As Wagner was pulling away, Dewease was stalking the tail tank of Dietrich. It looked like he was going to pass him for the third position, but before he could complete the pass the caution flew again for Reutzel, who this time had a tire go flat. While under caution, Flick's shot at victory went out the window as well as he had a right rear tire go flat, handing second to Dietrich for the restart on lap 20. Flick would rejoin the field after changing the tire.

"We were really good all night and it was just a matter of getting to the front and being patient," said Wagner. "I didn’t really know what was going on behind me, but I was feeling good there before that caution."

It wouldn't be the last caution though. Following the lap 20 restart Wagner once again jumped out to the lead with Dietrich and Dewease in tow. But the field would slow again following a caution for a slowing Jeff Miller, who caught the outside guardrail in turn 3 on lap 22 and stopped on the front stretch.

On what would be the last restart, Wagner again jumped out to a large lead. He was using the top of the speedway, while Dietrich tried different lines in both corners to make up the difference and hold off Dewease, who was rolling through the middle of the corners. Finally able to pass Dietrich, Dewease moved into the second position on lap 26 at the line and set his sights on closing the 1.169 second lead Wagner held.

With 2 laps to go, Wagner held a .547 lead over Dewease, who also was searching the speedway for the fastest line to catch Wagner. Using the bottom of the Speedway in turn's 1 and 2 and the middle in turn's 3 and 4 he'd been chipping away at it. Finally Dewease was able to pull alongside of Wagner down the backstretch and pull ahead of him exiting turn 4 to lead the white flag lap.

Wagner would try to once again to build up some momentum around the top of the speedway and he was able to make it close exiting turn 4 coming to the checkers. But ultimately Dewease would take the win by .194 seconds over Wagner, Dietrich, Freddie Rahmer and Reinhardt.

"That's how this place is. If you’re right you can move around," said Dewease of finding the perfect line to catch Wagner. "I was carrying speed off the corner and I could really get runs at him. I was just fortunate enough to get to him before we got the checkers."

Wagner was happy with a second, but ultimately he wished Dewease had gotten to him earlier to be able to make a move back by.

"It was checkers or wreckers and I was really giving it everything I had out there," said Wagner, who is the current track point leader. "Sometimes it's better to be sitting in second at that point so you can kind of see where he's running and such. If he'd gotten to me earlier, I might have had something for him there at the end . But ultimately we can’t be too upset with a second."

The win also moved Dewease into the PA Speedweek Points Lead despite missing an event as he holds a 12 point advantage over Wolfe. Rahmer (-27), Dietrich (-68) and Macri (-98) make up the top 5 heading into Hagerstown.

Zearfoss, Anthony Macri, Steve Buckwalter, Rico Abreu and Dylan Cisney rounded out the top 10.

410 Sprint Car Results- 1. Lance Dewease 2. Logan Wagner 3. Danny Dietrich 4. Freddie Rahmer 5. Kyle Reinhardt 6. Brock Zearfoss 7. Anthony Macri 8. Steve Buckwalter 9. Rico Abreu 10. Dylan Cisney 11. Tony Stewart 12. Dale Blaney 13. Lucas Wolfe 14. Blane Heimbach 15. James McFadden 16. Ryan Taylor 17. Cory Eliason 18. TJ Stutts 19. Robbie Kendall 20. Tyler Reeser 21. AJ Flick 22. Justin Whittal 23. Jeff Miller 24. Aaron Reutzel

2019 PA SPEEDWEEK POINTS

1. 69K Lance Dewease 663
2. 24 Lucas Wolfe 651*
3. 51 Freddie Rahmer 636*
4. 48 Danny Dietrich 595*
5. 39M Anthony Macri 565*
6. 11 T J Stutts 558*
7. 5 Dylan Cisney 433*
8. 75 Chase Dietz 430*
9. 55K Robbie Kendall 399
10. 21 Brian Montieth 387
11. 91 Kyle Reinhardt 372
12. 1x Chad Trout 360
13. 14 Tony Stewart 348*
14. 52AU Darren Mollenoyux 315
15. 87 Aaron Reutzel 312
16. 26 Cory Eliason 302
17. 70 Brock Zearfoss 275
18. 72 Ryan Smith 272
19. 17B Steve Buckwalter 259
20. 57 Kyle Larson 258
21. 9 James McFadden 257
22. 88 Brandon Rahmer 255
23. 39 Cory Haas 238
24. 24 Rico Abreu 235
25. 39 Christopher Bell 230
26. 99 Kyle Moody 211*
27. 15 Adam Wilt 200
28. 11 Dale Blaney 189
29. 33 Jared Esh 185*
30. 1 Logan Wagner 179
31. 12 Blane Heimbach 169
32. 87 Alan Krimes 138
33. 38 Mark Smith 134
34. 53 Jessie Attard 127
35. 29 Jason Shultz 97
36. 1* Tim Wagaman 96
37. 5 Justin Barger 94
38. 35 Tyler Reeser 91
39. 2w Glenndon Forsythe 80
40. 37 J J Grasso 75
41. 98H Dave Blaney 74
42. 20 Ryan Taylor 71
43. 59 Jim Siegel 67
44. 99 Cody Keller 65
45. 2 A J Flick 52
45.. 19M Landon Myers 52
47. 57J Jeff Miller 49
48. 33w Michael Walter II 44
49. 27s Adrain Shaffer 35
50. 69 Tim Glatfelter 32
51. 67 Justin Whittall 31
52. 75 Nicole Bower 23
53. 69 Ryan Linder 21
54. 73B Brett Michalski 20
55. 21T Scott Fisher 17
56. 58 Jeff Halligan 16
57. 17 Cole Young 15
58. 24B Dustin Baney 11
59. 23 Chris Arnold 7
60. 11P Greg Plank 6
60. 55 Mike Wagner 4
60. 12 Barry Shearer 4
60. 47K Kody Lehman 4
64. 17 Kyle Smith 3
65. 49H Bradley Howard 2
66. 12W Troy Fraker 1
66. 10 Joe Kata III 1
66. 27G Jay Galloway 1
66. 97 Brie Hershey 1
66. 14T Tyler Walton 1

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Christopher Bell picked up the $10,000 win on night #5 of the Pennsylvania Speedweek that was held at Grandview Speedway on 7-2-19. James McFadden, Lance Dewease, Lucas Wolfe & Aaron Reutzel completed the top 5. Photos by WRT Speedwerx Photographer Troy Junkins

THUNDER ON THE HILL RACING SERIES

NAPA AUTO PARTS CELEBRATES 30TH ANNIVERSARY OF THUNDER ON THE HILL RACING SERIES AT GRANDVIEW. . . . . .
CHRISTOPHER BELL POCKETS $10,000 AS GRANDVIEW DEFEATS MOTHER NATURE TUESDAY NIGHT, JULY 2

BECHTELSVILLE, PA (July 2, 2019) – Mother Nature offered a reprieve to race fans Tuesday Night at Grandview Speedway, providing just enough clear weather for Norman, Oklahoma’s Christopher Bell to claim the 410 Sprint Car main event, while Boyertown, Pennsylvania’s Jeff Strunk scored the win in the Modified portion of the double-header event. A big crowd turned out for the NAPA Auto Parts Thunder on the Hill event attracting a field of thirty 410 sprint cars and thirty-eight modifieds. The battles were plentiful all night but the biggest story was how the Grandview Speedway track crew fought back after a thunder stormed drenched the speedway surface. The outstanding work by the track crew with help from the modifieds quickly returned the speedway back into race ready conditions after a one hour and fifteen minute rain delay. As the checker flag fell on the modified feature, the rain once again began to fall, but the show in its entirety was presented.
Bell used up every inch of the racetrack on his way to a $10,000 payday as part of Pennsylvania Sprint Car Speedweek. The was Bells first ever Thunder on the Hill Racing Series victory.
“I had a hard time figuring out where the car worked best, I just kept moving around,” Bell explained in post-race victory lane ceremonies. “I almost crashed a couple of times.”
Pole-sitter Lucas Wolfe and Bell raced down to the drop of the green, but action slowed quickly for a six-car tangle that sidelined Pennsylvania Speedweek point leader, Freddie Rahmer.
Bell didn’t bat an eye on the ensuing restart racing around Wolfe and disappearing from the competition – a man on a mission, Bell encountered lapped traffic on the 8th circuit dodging slower cars with his sight set on the winner’s purse.
James McFadden, aboard the Kasey Kahne Racing No. 9 machine, slid passed Wolfe on the 12th lap and it didn’t take long for him to rope in Bell and challenge for the lead. The red flag flew just prior to the halfway when Jessie Attard got upside down in turn three.
Bell had his hands full on the restart with McFadden and Lance Dewease right on his rear bumper.
“I struggled just passed halfway, I used every inch of the race track and tried to block those guys behind me,” Bell explained.
McFadden would make one last-ditch effort for the victory, but ultimately settled for second, Lance Dewease finished in third, Lucas Wolfe in fourth, and past Thunder Cup winner Aaron Reutzel finished in fifth.
Christopher Bell’s sweep included the Quick Time with a lap of 11.617. Heat Races were won by Aaron Reutzel, Lucas Wolfe, Danny Dietrich, and Kyle Reinhardt. Mark Smith scored the win in the B-Main.
Brett Kressley and Mike Gular started on the front row of the NASCAR 358 Modified feature event, with Gular gaining control of the top spot. Gular dominated the first half of the 30-lap event clicking laps off with a strong contingent of Modified drivers behind him.
The top three competitors were door-to-door in the closing portion of the event, with Gular, Kressley, and Strunk all moving to the point in a single lap. Strunk would score the upper hand threading three-wide between Gular and Kressley.
Strunk led the final ten laps of the feature event with Kressley well within striking distance and riding the rear bumper of #126 on the final lap. Kressley rolled home in second, Mike Gular finished in third, Craig VonDohren in fourth, and Duane Howard rounding out the top five. Kressley worked his way to victory lane, but this time to congratulate the great run by Strunk. The thirty lap modified win was worth $3,000.
NASCAR Modified Heat Races were won by Don Norris, Jr., Steve Young, Brett Kressley, and Ryan Watt. Consolations were won by Craig Whitmoyer and Glenn Strunk.
Rain delayed the start of the event with 410 Sprint Car Time Trials finally rolling off at 8:45 PM, the rain fell again at the drop of the checkered flag.
The 30th Anniversary season of the NAPA Auto Parts Thunder on the Hill Racing Series continues on Tuesday, July 30 at Grandview Speedway with the USAC NOS Energy Drink Midget National Championship event dubbed Ken Brenn Midget Masters. NASCAR 358 Modifieds are also on the card.
410 Sprint Car Time Trials
1. Christopher Bell – 11.617 2. James McFadden – 11.638 3. Lance Dewease – 11.645 4. TJ Stutts – 11.661 5. Aaron Reutzel – 11.665 6. Lucas Wolfe – 11. 670 7. Cory Eliason – 11.703 8. Kyle Reinhardt – 11.727 9. Dale Blaney – 11.728 10. Kyle Larson – 11.755 11. Danny Dietrich – 11.763 12. Rico Abreu – 11.789 13. Freddie Rahmer – 11.790 14. Dylan Cisney – 11.807 15. Jessie Attard – 11.808 16. Anthony Macri – 11.815 17. Alan Krimes – 11.837 18. Tyler Reeser – 11.928 19. Ryan Taylor – 11.928 20. Kyle Moody – 11.939 21. Mark Smith – 11.954 22. Jared Esh – 11.972 23. Brett Michalski – 12.066 24. JJ Grasso – 12.103 25. Tony Stewart – 12.108 26. Chase Dietz – 12.108 27. Brandon Rahmer – 12.166 28. Darren Mollenoyux – 12.219 29. Barry Shearer – 12.278 30. Dave Blaney – NT
Heat 1 (10 Laps) – 1. Aaron Reutzel 2. Christopher Bell 3. Dale Blaney 4. Freddie Rahmer 5. JJ Grasso
Heat 2 (10 Laps) – 1. Lucas Wolfe 2. Kyle Larson 3. James McFadden 4. Dylan Cisney 5. Jared Esh
Heat 3 (10 Laps) – 1. Danny Dietrich 2. Cory Eliason 3. Lance Dewease 4. Jessie Attard 5. Brandon Rahmer
Heat 4 (10 Laps) – 1. Kyle Reinhardt 2. Rico Abreu 3. Anthony Macri 4. Kyle Moody 5. TJ Stutts
B-Main (10 Laps) – 1. Mark Smith 2. Alan Krimes 3. Tyler Reeser 4. Chase Dietz
A-Main (35 Laps) – 1. Christopher Bell 2. James McFadden 3. Lance Dewease 4. Lucas Wolfe 5. Aaron Reutzel 6. Danny Dietrich 7. Kyle Larson 8. Rico Abreu 9. Anthony Macri 10. Cory Eliason 11. JJ Grasso 12. Kyle Reinhardt 13. Alan Krimes 14. Jared Esh 15. Chase Dietz 16. Kyle Moody 17. Tyler Reeser 18. Mark Smith 19. Jessie Attard 20. TJ Stutts 21. Dale Blaney 22. Freddie Rahmer 23. Dylan Cisney 24. Brandon Rahmer

2019 PA SPEEDWEEK POINTS

1. 24 Lucas Wolfe 550*
2. 51 Freddie Rahmer 511*
3. 11 T J Stutts 509*
4. 69K Lance Dewease 494
5. 39M Anthony Macri 462*
6. 48 Danny Dietrich 455*
7. 75 Chase Dietz 428*
8. 21 Brian Montieth 387
9. 1x Chad Trout 351
10. 5 Dylan Cisney 341*
11 55K Robbie Kendall 338
12. 52AU Darren Mollenoyux 315*
13. 72 Ryan Smith 272
13. 14 Tony Stewart 272*
13. 87 Aaron Reutzel 272
16. 57 Kyle Larson 258
17. 88 Brandon Rahmer 255
18. 26 Cory Eliason 240
19. 91 Kyle Reinhardt 234
20. 39 Cory Haas 232
21. 39 Christopher Bell 230
22. 9 James McFadden 209
23. 99 Kyle Moody 200*
23. 15 Adam Wilt 200
25. 33 Jared Esh 184*
26. 24 Rico Abreu 155
27. 70 Brock Zearfoss 154
28. 17B Steve Buckwalter 147
29. 87 Alan Krimes 137
30. 38 Mark Smith 134
31. 53 Jessie Attard 127*
32. 11 Dale Blaney 113
33. 12 Blane Heimbach 107
34. 29 Jason Shultz 97
35. 1* Tim Wagaman 96
36. 5 Justin Barger 94
37. 2w Glenndon Forsythe 80
38. 37 J J Grasso 75
39. 98H Dave Blaney 74
40. 59 Jim Siegel 67
41. 99 Cody Keller 65
42.. 19M Landon Myers 52
43. 35 Tyler Reeser 46
44. 33w Michael Walter II 44
45. 27s Adrain Shaffer 35
46. 1 Logan Wagner 33
47. 69 Tim Glatfelter 32
48. 69 Ryan Linder 21
49. 73B Brett Michalski 19
50. 75 Nicole Bower 18
51. 21T Scott Fisher 17
52. 58 Jeff Halligan 16
53. 17 Cole Young 15
54. 20 Ryan Taylor 14
55. 24B Dustin Baney 10
56. 23 Chris Arnold 7
57. 11P Greg Plank 6
58. 12 Barry Shearer 4
59. 47K Kody Lehman 3
60. 49H Bradley Howard 2
61. 12W Troy Fraker 1
61. 10 Joe Kata III 1
61. 27G Jay Galloway 1
61. 97 Brie Hershey 1

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2019 CHAMPION RACING OIL / RM RACING LUBRICANTS CENTRAL PA SPRINTS
Presented by Hoseheads.com

After; July 1

Listing; Position, Car Number, Driver, Points, Series Wins

1. 48 Danny Deitrich 1027 9
2. 24 Lucas Wolfe 666 3
3. 51 Freddie Rahmer 616 6
4. 21 Brian Montieth 559 2
5. 39M Anthony Macri 508 1
6. 69K Lance Dewease 474 6
7. 72 Ryan Smith 466
8. 1 Logan Wagner 388 4
9. 5 Dylan Cisney 318 2
10. 87 Alan Krimes 301 2
11. 11 T J Stutts 290
12. 1x Chad Trout 285 1
13. 15 Adam Wilt 240
14. 39 Cory Haas 232
15. 59 Jim Siegel 231
16. 99 Kyle Moody 228
17. 75 Chase Dietz 218 1
18. 70 Brock Zearfoss 212
19. 12 Blane Heimbach 196 1
20. 91 Kyle Reinhardt 183
21. 17B Steve Buckwalter 182
22. 55K Robbie Kendall 147
23. 88 Brandon Rahmer 132
23. 33 Jared Esh 132
25. 55 Mike Wagner 126

Lincoln PA 410 Speedweek 7-1-2019 Brian Montieth Winner Steve Koletar Photo

Monday, July 1, 2019

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

MONTIETH REBOUNDS WITH SPEEDWEEK WIN ON MONDAY NIGHT

UPCOMING SCHEDULE:

Saturday, July 6 (7:30pm) 358 Sprint Summer Series + 358 Late Models + 600 Xcel Modifieds + Wingless Super Sportsman [Make-up feature from June 1 + Additional Feature Only Show]

Saturday, July 13 (7:30pm) John Gleim Jr. Excavating Night | 410 Sprints + 358 Sprints [Regular Show + July 1 Make-up Feature] + Mid-Atlantic Modifieds

Saturday, July 20 (7:30pm) Pepsi Night | 410 Sprints + 358 Sprints + Central PA Legends

Abbottstown, PA (July 1, 2019) – Aussie, Darren Mollenoyux started on the pole with Cory Eliason on the outside of row 1. Lincoln regulars, Brian Montieth and Chase Dietz shared the second row.

Mollenoyux got out to the lead on the start and slid up in turns 1 and 2 to block Cory Eliason’s run for the lead. Montieth was all over Eliason for second. Another Aussie in the field, James McFadden got around Dietz for fourth. Eliason pulled away from Montieth and started to reel Mollenoyux in for the lead. Eliason gets Mollenoyux out of turn 2 on lap 7. The leaders drag raced to the flag stand with Eliason having the advantage. Mollenoyux gets the lead back on the next lap.

Montieth closed in on the leaders and made the pass for second at the line on lap 10. Montieth and Mollenoyux were wheel to wheel at the line on lap 12. Montieth got under Mollenoyux in turns 1 and 2 for the lead.

NASCAR stars, Kyle Larson and Christopher Bell battled for fifth at the halfway point. With Larson getting the spot. Eliason got around Mollenoyux for second.

Montieth entered lapped traffic halfway through the 30-lap feature. With McFadden up to third.

As Montieth struggled to get around a lapped car, Eliason reeled him in.

The caution came out on lap 25 for Brock Zearfoss who got spun around by McFadden in turn 3. McFadden was running third and had a flat left rear tire. Zearfoss rejoined the field. McFadden’s team got the flat tire changed and he rejoined the field as well. Bell was running sixth when the caution came out but pulled into the pits, ending his night.

Montieth led the field to the cone for the restart with Eliason, Larson, Dietz and Mollenoyux lined up behind him.

Eliason tried the bottom with Montieth and Larson to the top. Montieth put some distance between himself and Eliason.

The caution flag came out again on lap 28 for Cory Haas and Glenndon Forsythe who got turned around in turn 4.

Montieth led the field to another restart with two laps to go. Larson got by Eliason for second in turns 3 and 4.

Montieth bounced back from his unfortunate finish on Saturday night to win Monday night’s race over Larson by 1.2 seconds. Eliason held onto third. Dietz crossed the line fourth and Aaron Reutzel finished fifth.

Texas native, Aaron Reutzel, set quick time over the 37-car field with a lap of 13.789 seconds.

Heat winners were James McFadden, Brian Montieth, Christopher Bell and Darren Mollenoyux. Danny Dietrich won the B-main.

This Saturday, July 6, Lincoln Speedway is back in action with 358 Sprints, 358 Late Models, 600 Xcel Modifieds and Wingless Super Sportsman. Racing starts at 7:30PM with pit gates opening at 5:00PM and grandstand gates opening at 5:30PM.

RACE RESULTS

Monday, July 1, 2019

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

Gene Latta Ford 410 Sprints:

410 Sprint Feature Finish (30 Laps) – 1. 21-Brian Montieth ($7,000); 2. 57-Kyle Larson; 3. 26-Cory Eliason; 4. 75-Chase Dietz; 5. 87R-Aaron Reutzel; 6. 55K-Robbie Kendall; 7. 69K-Lance Dewease; 8. 48-Danny Dietrich; 9. 52A-Darren Mollenoyux; 10. 11-TJ Stutts; 11. 1X-Chad Trout; 12. 51-Freddie Rahmer; 13. 87-Alan Krimes; 14. 15-Adam Wilt; 15. 11B-Dale Blaney; 16. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 17. 24R-Rico Abreu; 18. 24W-Lucas Wolfe; 19. 39M-Anthony Macri; 20. 9-Darren McFadden; 21. 39-Cory Haas; 22. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe; 23. 70-Brock Zearfoss; 24. 39B-Christopher Bell (DNF)

Lap Leaders – Darren Mollenoyux (1-12) & Brian Montieth (13-30)

410 Sprint Heat One Finish (10 laps) - 1. 9-James McFadden; 2. 57-Kyle Larson; 3. 69K-Lance Dewease; 4. 87R-Aaron Reutzel; 5. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 6. 48-Danny Dietrich; 7. 53-Jessie Attard; 8. 69-Tim Glatfelter; 9. 59-Jim Siegel

410 Sprint Heat Two Finish (10 laps) - 1. 21-Brian Montieth; 2. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe; 3. 11-TJ Stutts; 4. 11B-Dale Blaney; 5. 39-Cory Haas; 6. 70-Brock Zearfoss; 7. 91-Kyle Reinhardt; 8. 5C-Dylan Cisney; 9. 17-Cole Young (DNF)

410 Sprint Heat Three Finish (10 laps) - 1. 39B-Christopher Bell; 2. 55K-Robbie Kendall; 3. 75-Chase Dietz; 4. 1X-Chad Trout; 5. 24-Lucas Wolfe; 6. 39M-Anthony Macri; 7. 73B-Brett Michalski; 8. 33-Jared Esh; 9. 24R-Rico Abreu

410 Sprint Heat Four Finish (10 laps) - 1. 52A-Darren Mollenoyux; 2. 15-Adam Wilt; 3. 51-Freddie Rahmer; 4. 87-Alan Krimes; 5. 26-Cory Eliason; 6. 99-Kyle Moody; 7. 98H-Dave Blaney; 8. 14-Tony Stewart; 9. 27G-Jay Galloway

410 Sprint Consy Finish (12 laps) - 1. 48-Danny Dietrich; 2. 24R-Rico Abreu; 3. 70-Brock Zearfoss; 4. 39M-Anthony Macri; 5. 99-Kyle Moody; 6. 69-Tim Glatfelter; 7. 91-Kyle Reinhardt; 8. 59-Jim Siegel; 9. 14-Tony Stewart; 10. 98H-Dave Blaney; 11. 73B-Brett Michalski; 12. 5C-Dylan Cisney; 13. 27G-Jay Galloway; 14. 33-Jared Esh; 15. 53-Jessie Attard (DNF); 16. 17-Cole Young (DNS); 17. 97-Brie Hershey (DNS)

410 Sprint Time Trial Results – 1. 87R-Aaron Reutzel 13.789; 2. 11-TJ Stutts 13.834; 3. 75-Chase Dietz 13.976; 4. 26-Cory Eliason 14.014; 5. 9-James McFadden 14.015; 6. 21-Brian Montieth 14.022; 7. 55K-Robbie Kendall 14.033; 8. 52A-Darren Mollenoyux 14.046; 9. 57-Kyle Larson 14.050; 10. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe 14.073; 11. 39B-Christopher Bell 14.077; 12. 15-Adam Wilt 14.084; 13. 69K-Lance Dewease 14.088; 14. 11-Dale Blaney 14.098; 15. 1X-Chad Trout 14.101; 16. 51-Freddie Rahmer 14.102; 17. 88-Brandon Rahmer 14.102; 18. 70-Brock Zearfoss 14.223; 19. 24R-Rico Abreu 14.230; 20. 98H-Dave Blaney 14.250; 21. 53-Jessie Attard 14.279; 22. 91-Kyle Reinhardt 14.282; 23. 24-Lucas Wolfe 14.314; 24. 14-Tony Stewart 14.318; 25. 48-Danny Dietrich 14.354; 26. 17-Cole Young 14.366; 27. 39M-Anthony Macri 14.383; 28. 87-Alan Krimes 14.390; 29. 59-Jim Siegel 14.414; 30. 39-Cory Haas 14.418; 31. 33-Jared Esh 14.431; 32. 99-Kyle Moody 14.484; 33. 69-Tim Glatfelter 14.498; 34. 5C-Dylan Cisney 14.728; 35. 73B-Brett Michalski 14.753; 36. 27G-Jay Galloway 14.859; 37. 97-Brie Hershey 14.903

July 1st, 2019

2019 CHAMPION RACING OIL/RM RACING LUBRICANTS CENTRAL PA SPRINT CARS Presented by HOSEHEADS

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PA Speedweek Starts With Three different Winners

The 2019 Champion Racing Oil/RM Racing Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars started nine straight nights of PA Speedweek on Friday night June 28th. Lance Dewease had them covered at Williams Grove for his 6th series win of the year. The following night Saturday June 29th at Lincoln Speedway Chad Trout took his first win of the year after race leaders Danny Dietrich and Brian Montieth crashed and Trout inherited the lead. Sunday night at Selinsgrove Speedway Dylan Cisney inherited the lead also after leader Blane Heimbach changed his wing during a caution. It was Cisney's 2nd win of 2019.

The Champion Racing Oil/RM Racing Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars continue this week with the continuation of 2019 PA Speedweek. Tonight Monday July 1st Speedweek moves back to Lincoln Speedway. On Tuesday July 2nd the series travels to Thunder On The Hill at Grandview Speedway. Wednesday July 3rd Port Royal Speedway hosts their first Speedweek show of 2019. On Thursday July 4th Speedweek travels south of the border to Hagerstown Speedway in Maryland. On Friday July 5th Williams Grove Speedway hosts the $12,000 to win Mitch Smith Memorial. The final night of 2019 PA Speedweek is at Port Royal Speedway on Saturday July 6th.

Results from the first three nights of PA Speedweek are below.

Freddie Rahmer leads the PA Speedweek points after three shows over Lucas Wolfe and TJ Stutts.

Danny Dietrich leads the Champion Racing Oil/RM Racing Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars points over Lucas Wolfe with Freddie Rahmer in 3rd.

Without the above sponsors the point series payout would not be possible. Thank you to all of them.

Dylan Cisney wins at Selinsgrove Speedway

SELINSGROVE SPEEDWAY

30 June 2019 Steve Williams

CISNEY WINS ROUND THREE OF THE PA SPRINT CAR SPEEDWEEK SERIES SUNDAY NIGHT AT SELINSGROVE SPEEDWAY; DUKE SCORES 305 SPRINT CAR VICTORY

SELINSGROVE, Pa. -- Dylan Cisney towed up Route 35 from Port Royal to take his first career win at Selinsgrove Speedway Sunday night in round three of the nine-race Pennsylvania Sprint Car Speedweek Series.

The victory in the 30-lap Opperman/Bogar Memorial was worth $5,000 at the wheel of the Valley Supply No. 5.

Danny Dietrich of Gettysburg was the Fast Tees Fast Qualifier over the 26-car field with a lap time of 18.057.

Ken Duke of Selinsgrove powered to his first career win on the half-mile track in the 20-lap 305 sprint car main event.

Both winners of the open wheel doubleheader Sunday night got their racing starts in go karts and micro sprint cars on the speedway’s smaller one-fifth mile track.

Selinsgrove Speedway will be back in action at 7:30 p.m. this Thursday, July 4, with a special mid-week show featuring Firecracker 30-lap features for both the 360 sprint cars and super late models paying $3,000 to win. The pro stocks and roadrunners will also be on the holiday racing card. Track gates will open at 5 p.m.

There will be no racing at the track on Saturday, July 6.

Track officials made a huge announcement Sunday night that the Jim Nace Memorial 37th Annual National Open for the 410 sprint cars on Saturday, Sept. 14, will pay $20,000 to win.

A multi-car melee unfolded as the field charged off the fourth turn to take the green flag at the start of the 410 sprint car feature, collecting Danny Dietrich, Ryan Smith, Freddie Rahmer, Mike Walter and Kyle Moody with all but Dietrich able to rejoin the race.

Polesitter Blane Heimbach shot to the front when the race got restarted. He was followed by Dylan Cisney, Kyle Reinhardt, Lucas Wolfe and Tony Stewart.

Reinhardt smacked the second turn wall on lap three bringing out the caution flag.

Heimbach opened a lead while the battle on the track was for third between defending race winner Wolfe and Stewart. Heimbach had built up a three-second lead by the time he drove into lapped traffic and by the midway point Stewart had started to make a charge to the front and was dogging Cisney for second.

Stewart shot into second on lap 17 coming off the fourth turn but Cisney battled back for the position.

The red flag came out when Ryan Smith, who had returned to the field after the first lap crash, lost his top wing and crashed hard into the first turn fence. A palpable silence hung over the speedway until it was announced the popular Smith was all right and a loud cheer from the fans broke the silence.

A lengthy break was needed to clean up the fuel that was spilled. During the stop, Heimbach changed his wing and was sent to the back of the pack, handing the lead to Cisney.

Wolfe used the outside lane on the restart to get by Stewart for the runner up position while Brock Zearfoss took over third. He and Stewart performed a high-speed dance around the speedway as Cisney drove away.

“That race belonged to Heimbach and it’s too bad what happened but I’d rather be lucky than good.” Cisney said. “Back in 2002 my dad and I stood here after my first kart win so this is unbelievable. I got some new sponsors this year and it has allowed us to travel a little bit but I’m still not good on little tracks so it feels good to get back here.”

Cisney beat Stewart by 1.5 seconds followed by Wolfe, Zearfoss and Anthony Macri.

Macri, Cisney and Heimbach won the 410 sprint car heats. Jared Esh won the B-Main.

Ken Duke blasted to the lead in the 305 sprint car feature and was followed by Cale Reigle, Larry McVay, Jake Waters, and Kruz Kepner. Kepner spun on the first lap, bringing out the yellow flag. Ryan Lynn started his charge up through the field and on the sixth lap had second spot in his pocket. Taking the long way around, Lynn started to close on Duke.

Landon Wood spun and slowly rolled on his side to bring out the red on lap 10.

In the waning laps as Duke drove away Dave Grube and Cale Reigle battled for third with Devin Adams soon joining the fray.

After wining many kart and micro races at Raceway Park, Duke claimed his first Selinsgrove big track win over Adams, Reigel, Grube and Rumsey.

305 sprint car heats were won by Larry McVay, Christian Ramsey and Zach Newlin. The B-Main went to Kenny Heffner.

SELINSGROVE SPEEDWAY RACE SUMMARY – 30 June 2019 410 Sprint Cars – 26 Entries 30-Lap A-Main: 1) 5 Dylan Cisney ($5,000) 2) 14 Tony Stewart 3) 24 Lucas Wolfe 4) 70 Brock Zearfoss 5) 39 Anthony Macri 6) 75 Chase Dietz 7) 29 Jason Shultz 8) 51 Freddie Rahmer 9) 5B Justin Barger 10) 12 Blane Heimbach 11) 11 TJ Stutts 12) 99M Kyle Moody 13) 17B Steve Buckwalter 14) 99 Cody Keller 15) 33 Jared Esh 16) 38 Mark Smith 17) 33W Michael Walter 18) 98 Dave Blaney 19) 72 Ryan Smith 20) 53 Jessie Attard 21) 9 Ryan Linder 22) 52 Darren Mollenouyx 23) 91 Kyle Reinhardt 24) 48 Danny Dietrich Heat Winners: Anthony Macri, Dylan Cisney, Blane Heimbach B-Main Winner: Jared Esh Time Trials: 1) 48 Danny Dietrich 18.057 2) 24 Lucas Wolfe 18.116 3) 51 Freddie Rahmer 18.138 4) 39 Anthony Macri 18.230 5) 5 Dylan Cisney 18.346 6) 12 Blane Heimbach 18.365 7) 72 Ryan Smith 18.391 8) 17B Steve Buckwalter 18.460 9) 70 Brock Zearfoss 18.465 10) 91 Kyle Reinhardt 11) 98 Dave Blaney 18.584 12) 14 Tony Stewart 18.676 13) 33 Jared Esh 18.707 14) 11 TJ Stutts 18.748 15) 99 Cody Keller 18.749 16) 5B Justin Barger 18.762 17) 29 Jason Shultz 18.819 18) 99M Kyle Moody 18.837 19) 75 Nicole Bower 18.886 20) 75 Chase Dietz 18.945 21) 9 Ryan Linder 19.010 22) 38 Mark Smith 19.060 23) 24 Dustin Baney 24) 33W Michael Walter 19.422 25) 53 Jessie Attard 19.433 26) 52AU Darren Mollenouyx 19.731 305 Sprint Cars – 30 Entries 20-Lap A-Main: 1) 67 Ken Duke 2) 99 Devin Adams 3) 99 Cale Reigle 4) 3D Dave Grube 5) 1R Christian Rumsey 6) 92 Dylan Proctor 7) 83 Larry McVay 8) 33 Scott Lutz 9) 11 Zach Newlin 10) 10 Jake Waters 11) 51 Dave Graber 12) 5 John Walp 13) 2 Erin Statler 14) 97 Kenny Heffner 15) 88 Fred Arnold 16) 6R Reed Thompson 17) 00S Randy Sterling 18) 5 Wally Eshenhaur 19) 17K Kyle Keen 20) 26 Ryan Lynn 21) 69 Landon Price 22) 23 Nathan Gramley 23) 19 Kruz Kepner 24) 71 Josh Spicer Heat Winners: Larry McVay, Christian Rumsey, Zach Newlin B-Main Winner: Kenny Heffner

Chad Trout wins round # 2 Pa. Speedweek race at Lincoln Speedway. Dave Giles Photo.

Saturday, June 29, 2019

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

CHAD TROUT WINS ACTION PACKED $7,000 KEVIN GOBRECHT MEMORIAL

UPCOMING SCHEDULE:

Monday, July 1 (7:30pm) PA Speedweek 410 Sprints ($7,000 to win!)

Saturday, July 6 (7:30pm) 358 Sprint Summer Series + 358 Late Models + 600 Xcel Modifieds + Wingless Super Sportsman [Make-up feature from June 1 + Additional Feature Only Show]

Saturday, July 13 (7:30pm) John Gleim Jr. Excavating Night | 410 Sprints + 358 Sprints [Regular Show + July 1 Make-up Feature] + Mid-Atlantic Modifieds

Abbottstown, PA (June 29, 2019) – Chad Trout drew the pole for Saturday night’s 30-lap feature. Despite the excellent starting spot, it wasn’t easy sailing into victory lane for Trout’s second career 410 win.

Trout started on the pole with Australian, Darren Mollenoyux on the outside of row 1 at Lincoln Speedway on Saturday night for the Kevin Gobrecht Memorial. Brian Montieth lined up third with Danny Dietrich, who swept both Speedweek races at Lincoln in 2018, starting fourth.

Mollenoyux took the lead when the green flag dropped with Trout running second and Montieth running third. Friday night’s winner Lance Dewease got up to fifth from his seventh starting spot. Dietrich moved into third on lap two after getting under Montieth in turns 1 and 2.

The leaders caught lapped traffic on lap 7. Trout nearly beat Mollenoyux to the line for the lead on lap 8. Trout took the lead on lap 9 coming out of turn 4. The top five were running under a blanket with Mollenoyux challenging Trout to take the lead back. Mollenoyux got Trout back at the line on lap 14 for the lead. Trout passed him back the next lap with Dewease, Montieth, Ryan Smith and Dietrich battling for third.

Smith was coming on fast when the yellow came out on lap 16 for Landon Myers who slowed on the track.

Trout got a good jump on the restart with Montieth going to the bottom to try for second. Smith got around Dewease in turns 1 and 2 for fifth.

Montieth was coming on strong and tried a slider lap 22 in turns 1 and 2 and nearly took himself and Trout out. Montieth was all over Trout as they approached lapped traffic on lap 23.

Montieth got Trout going down the backstretch on lap 24 for the lead and Dietrich followed. The caution came out on lap 25 for Dewease who ended up facing the wrong way on the front stretch with a right front flat tire.

Montieth led Dietrich, Trout, Mollenoyux and Smith to the cone for the restart with five laps to go.

Montieth was battling engine issues and was only firing seven cylinders for much of the race and Dietrich hunted him down. Dietrich tried to take the lead in turns 3 and 4 on lap 27 and took out Montieth and himself. The red flag came out for Montieth who took a wild ride in turn 4 as a result of the contact with Dietrich.

Trout inherited the lead and held on to the spot for the final three laps to win his second career 410 race and the $7,000 check. Mollenoyux crossed the line second. Smith finished third. Freddie Rahmer finished fourth and Cory Haas finished fifth after starting sixteenth.

Heat winners were TJ Stutts, Darren Mollenoyux, Adam Wilt and Danny Dietrich. Steve Buckwalter won the B-main.

Jeremy Ott Charges to Legends Victory

Travis McClelland started on the pole of the 20-lap feature with Zach Smith sharing the front row. McClelland took the lead when the green flag dropped as Brian Racine challenged Smith for second. Racine took second as Smith got shuffled back to fourth.

With McClelland out front the battle behind him for position was heated as positions four through ten were running under a blanket. Jeremy Ott was running in the top five from his eleventh starting spot after only five laps.

The caution came out on lap 6 for Brian Racine who got spun around in turn 2 while running third.

McClelland led Mason Chaney, Alex Robinson, Harlon Leppo and Ott to the cone for the restart. Chaney was on McClelland’s bumper on the restart with McClelland holding onto the lead.

The caution came out again on lap 9 as Chaney lost a fender and made contact with the leader, McClelland, in turn 4.

Chaney led the field to the cone for the restart and spun out in turn 2 bringing out another caution.

Robinson inherited the lead with Leppo, Bill Diehl, Ott and Chris Transeau in line behind him.

Leppo challenged Robinson for the lead on the restart with Robinson holding onto the position. Leppo, Diehl and Ott made it a three-way battle for second with Ott taking the spot-on lap 11.

Ott chased down Robinson to battle for the lead with Diehl in tow. Ott ran wheel to wheel with Robinson in turns 3 and 4 on lap 16 taking the lead at the line on lap 17.

Robinson got spun around in turns 3 and 4 on the next lap bringing out the caution.

Ott led the field to the cone for the restart with three laps remaining. Diehl was on Ott’s bumper, challenging him for the lead. Diehl tried the top of turns 1 and 2 but couldn’t get a run to make the pass. Ott held onto win with Diehl crossing the line second. Leppo finished third. Aaron Updegraff was fourth and Transeau completed the top five.

Saturday night’s win was Ott’s second Legend’s win in a row at Lincoln.

Legends heat winners were Mason Chaney, Jeremy Ott, Bill Diehl and Brian Racine. Travis Perry won the B-main.

This Monday, July 1, Lincoln Speedway is back in action with a 410 only show for night #4 of PA Speedweek. Racing starts at 7:30PM with pit gates opening at 5:00PM and grandstand gates opening at 5:30PM.

RACE RESULTS

Saturday, June 29, 2019

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

Gene Latta Ford 410 Sprints:

410 Sprint Feature Finish (30 Laps) – 1. 1X-Chad Trout ($7,000); 2. 52AU-Darren Mollenoyux; 3. 72-Ryan Smith; 4. 51-Freddie Rahmer; 5. 39-Cory Haas; 6. 11-TJ Stutts; 7. 15-Adam Wilt; 8. 55K-Robbie Kendall; 9. 24-Lucas Wolfe; 10. 39M-Anthony Macri; 11. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 12. 75-Chase Dietz; 13. 59-Jim Siegel; 14. 14-Tony Stewart; 15. 99-Kyle Moody; 16. 5-Dylan Cisney; 17. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe; 18. 1*-Tim Wagaman; 19. 21-Brian Montieth (DNF); 20. 48-Danny Dietrich (DNF); 21. 69K-Lance Dewease (DNF); 22. 69-Tim Glatfelter; 23. 19M-Landon Myers; 24. 17B-Steve Buckwalter

Lap Leaders – Darren Mollenoyux (1-8 & 14), Chad Trout (9-13, 15-24 & 28-30)

410 Sprint Heat One Finish (10 laps) - 1. 11-TJ Stutts; 2. 72-Ryan Smith; 3. 69K-Lance Dewease; 4. 24-Lucas Wolfe; 5. 99-Kyle Moody; 6. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe; 7. 58-Jeff Halligan; 8. 73B-Brett Michalski; 9. 17-Cole Young (DNF)

410 Sprint Heat Two Finish (10 laps) - 1. 52AU-Darren Mollenoyux; 2. 21-Brian Montieth; 3. 51-Freddie Rahmer; 4. 55K-Robbie Kendall; 5. 14-Tony Stewart; 6. 19M-Landon Myers; 7. 69-Tim Glatfleter; 8. 33-Jared Esh; 9. 11P-Greg Plank

410 Sprint Heat Three Finish (10 laps) - 1. 15-Adam Wilt; 2. 1X-Chad Trout; 3. 1*-Tim Wagaman; 4. 39M-Anthony Macri; 5. 59-Jim Siegel; 6. 53-Jessie Attard; 7. 17B-Steve Buckwalter; 8. 48H-Bradley Howard

410 Sprint Heat Four Finish (10 laps) - 1. 48-Danny Dietrich; 2. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 3. 75-Chase Dietz; 4. 39-Cory Haas; 5. 5-Dylan Cisney; 6. 87-Alan Krimes; 7. 21T-Scot Fisher; 8. 10K-Joe Kata

410 Sprint Consy Finish (10 laps) - 1. 17B-Steve Buckwalter; 2. 69-Tim Glatfelter; 3. 19M-Landon Myers; 4. 2W-Glennond Forsythe; 5. 58-Jeff Halligan; 6. 87-Alan Krimes; 7. 73B-Brett Michalski; 8. 53-Jessie Attard; 9. 21T-Scott Fisher; 10. 10-Joe Kata; 11. 11P-Greg Plank; 12. 33-Jared Esh (DNF); 13. Bradley Howard (DNF); 14. 17-Cole Young (DNS)

Central PA Legends:

Central PA Legends Feature (20 Laps) – 1. 10-Jeremy Ott; 2. 53-Bill Diehl; 3. 15H-Harlon Leppo; 4. 77A-Aaron Updegraff; 5. 18-Chris Transeau; 6. 5C-Josh Schrum; 7. 2-Scott Smith; 8. 95-Alex Schmiedel; 9. 78-Zach Smith; 10. 0-Blaine Leppo; 11. 19-Travis Perry; 12. 18H-Jeremy Hahn; 13. 18J-Brian Racine; 14. 9X-Justin Cunningham; 15. 8CR-Mason Chaney; 16. 93-Brent Marquis; 17. 9-Rick Hartwig; 18. 14W-Stephen Wurtzer; 19. 41-Chuck Dell; 20. 91-Ben Goldsmith; 21. 30-Alex Robinson; 22. 19R-Roy Denike; 23. 34-Dan Harrison; 24. 51-Travis McClelland (DNF)

Lap Leaders – Travis McClelland (1-9), Alex Robinson (10-16), Jeremy Ott (17-20)

Central PA Legends Heat One Finish (8 laps) - 1. 8CR-Mason Chaney; 2. 77A-Aaron Updegraff; 3. 15H-Harlon Leppo; 4. 2-Scott Smith; 5. 41-Chuck Dell; 6. 19-Travis Perry; 7. 18H-Jeremy Hahn; 8. 61-Shaun Miller; 10. 00-DJ Elzey (DNS)

Central PA Legends Heat Two Finish (8 laps) – 1. 18J-Brian Racine; 2. 30-Alex Robinson; 3. 18-Chris Transeau; 4. 19R-Roy Denike; 5. 9-Rick Hartwig; 6. 94D-Patrick Debroisse; 7. 91-Ben Goldsmith; 8. 19L-Jonathan Robinson; 20-Roscoe Clough (DNF)

Central PA Legends Heat Three Finish (8 laps) – 1. 10-Jeremy Ott; 2. 78-Zach Smith; 3. 95-Alex Schmiedel; 4. 9X-Justin Cunningham; 5. 93-Brent Marquis; 6. 4-Eli Dodge; 7. 85-Mike Goldsmith; 8. 75-Chandler Pagnotta (DNF); 9. 3M-Chris McKinney (DNF)

Central PA Legends Heat Four Finish (8 laps) – 1. 53-Bill Diehl; 2. 51-Travis McClelland; 3. 14W-Stephen Wurtzer; 4. 5C-Josh Schrum; 5. 0-Blaine Leppo; 6. 34-Dan Harrison; 7. 43-Brandon Reiblich; 8. 14H-Mike Howard Jr.; 9. 17-Bradley Weber

Central PA Legends Consy Finish (4 of 8 laps completed) – 1. 19-Travis Perry; 2. 18H-Jeremy Hahn; 3. 91-Ben Goldsmith; 4. 34-Dan Harrison; 5. 17-Bradley Weber; 6. 4-Eli Dodge; 7. 94D-Patricke Debroisse; 8. 00-DJ Elzey (DNF); 9. 61-Shaun Miller (DNF); 10. 85-Mike Goldsmith (DNF); 11. 43-Brandon Reiblich (DNF); 12. 19L-Jonathan Robinson (DNF); 13. 20-Roscoe Clough (DNF); 14. 75-Chandler Pagnotta (DNS); 15. 14H-Mike Howard (DNS); 16. 3M-Chris McKinney (DNS)

69k Lance Dewease dominates the Pa. Speedweek Opener at Williams Grove Speedway. Dave Giles

Dewease Opens Speedweek With Williams Grove Win,

6/28/19

Mechanicsburg – Lance Dewease pocketed his 96th career sprint car win at Williams Grove Speedway on Friday night with a flag to flag performance in the Pennsylvania Speedweek opener, worth $5,000.

The Fayetteville driver took the victory by a 7.571 second margin over Brian Montieth in what was a nonstop event. The win was the 27th Dewease’s career in speedweek action.

In the 358 sprint car main, Doug Hammaker drove by Kevin Nouse to get his second win of the year at the track in as many weeks.

Dewease took the lead from the pole of the 25-lap 410 sprint car main with TJ Stutts giving chase.

Fifth starter Brian Montieth was up to third by lap seven and the leaders entered the rear of the field on the eighth tour with Dewease holding a half straightaway lead.

Dewease had a 2.5 second advantage at the halfway point as Montieth began to battle with Stutts for second.

The pair swapped the spot twice with 10 laps to go before Montieth finally took the spot for keeps.

Seventh starter Freddie Rahmer continued his advancement forward on lap 17 by taking third from Stutts but only after the two made contact on the frontstretch.

By lap 20 Dewease had a commanding straightaway lead that was growing with every lap and he would continue to stretch his advantage all the way to the finish.

Dewease had lapped up to the 12th spot before the checkers unfurled.

He and his crew replaced the rear end in the car between his heat race and the main event.

Montieth was second in the race followed by Rahmer, Lucas Wolfe and Stutts.

Sixth through 10th went to Danny Dietrich, Anthony Macri, Robbie Kendall, Cory Haas and Kyle Reinhardt.

Heats went to Stutts, Dietrich, Chase Dietz and Kendall with the consolation going to Adrian Shaffer.

Dewease set quick time over the 32-car field with a lap of 16.840 seconds.

Scott Fisher took the lead at the start of the 20-lap 358 sprint main while seventh starter Doug Hammaker drove into fourth.

Kevin Nouse battled with Fisher for the top spot on only the first lap before getting control with two away while finding Hammaker now up to third.

Nouse worked the top of the track while Hammaker used the bottom groove and steadily drove down Nouse’s advantage.

Hammker worked the inside lane in the first and second turns to drive into control on lap 10 and begin pulling away in traffic.

However the red flag unfurled with five laps to go for a nasty frontstretch flip by Rodney Westhafer, regrouping the field.

Nouse took a shot on the restart and again on another restart with four laps to go but both times Hammaker pulled away with control.

It was the Grantville driver’s eighth career limited sprint car win at the track.

Nouse was second followed by Chris Frank, Scott Fisher and Gregg Foster.

Heats went to Fisher and Nouse.

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Feature finishes:

6/28/19

410 sprints, 25 laps: 1. Lance Dewease, 2. Brian Montieth, 3. Freddie Rahmer, 4. Lucas Wolfe, 5. TJ Stutts, 6. Danny Dietrich, 7. Anthony Macri, 8. Robbie Kendall, 9. Cory Haas, 10. Kyle Reinhardt, 11. Chad Trout, 12. Ryan Smith, 13. Brandon Rahmer, 14. Dylan Cisney, 15. Tony Stewart, 16. Jared Esh, 17. Adrian Shaffer, 18. Darren Mollenoyux, 19. Jessie Attard, 20. Mark Smith, 21. Chase Dietz, 22. Tim Wagaman, 23. Steve Buckwalter, 24. Logan Wagner

DNQ: Kyle Moody, Brett Michalski, Kody Lehman, Troy Fraker, Greg Plank, Nicole Bower, Landon Myers, Chris Arnold

June 23rd, 2019

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Dietrich & Rahmer Add To Win Totals, Rookie Jeff Miller Takes Win #2

The 2019 Champion Racing Oil/RM Racing Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars were at Williams Grove Speedway Friday night June 21st and point leader Danny Dietrich won the feature to run his point series win total up to nine for the year. Saturday June 22nd at Lincoln Speedway Freddie Rahmer took his sixth point series win of 2019. The same night up at Port Royal Speedway rookie Jeff Miller was back in victory lane for his 2nd time this year.

The Champion Racing Oil/RM Racing Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars continue this coming weekend with the start of 2019 PA Speedweek. PA Speedweek this year consists of nine straight nights of racing at six different tracks. Williams Grove Speedway starts it off on Friday June 28th. The following day Saturday June 29th Speedweek moves to Lincoln Speedway. On Sunday June 30th Selinsgrove Speedway hosts the 3rd night of PA Speedweek. The series continues for six more nights ending at Port Royal Speedway on Saturday July 6th.

Danny Dietrich leads the points over Lucas Wolfe with Freddie Rahmer in 3rd.

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After; June 22

Listing; Position, Car Number, Driver, Points, Series Wins

1.    48    Danny Deitrich    977   9
2.    24    Lucas Wolfe        574   3
3.    51    Freddie Rahmer    547   6
4.    21    Brian Montieth    474   2
5.    39M    Anthony Macri    450   1
6.    72    Ryan Smith        435
7.    1    Logan Wagner    388   4
8.    69K    Lance Dewease    378   5
9.    87    Alan Krimes        301   2
10.    5    Dylan Cisney        268   1
11.    11    T J Stutts        242
12.    1x    Chad Trout        235
13.    59    Jim Siegel        231
14.    99    Kyle Moody        228
15.    15    Adam Wilt        224
16.    39    Cory Haas        200
17.    70    Brock Zearfoss    187
18.    12    Blane Heimbach    186
19.    17B    Steve Buckwalter    182
20.    75    Chase Dietz        175   1
21.    91    Kyle Reinhardt    173
22.    55    Mike Wagner        126
23.    88    Brandon Rahmer    132
23.    33    Jared Esh        132
25.    41    David Gravel        122   1

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5th-Williams Grove
6th-Port Royal

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Jeff Miller wins at Port Royal Speedway Brian Rhoad

No One Hit Wonder- Jeff Miller Picks Up Second Win of 2019 in Rookie Season

By- Justin Snyder

PORT ROYAL, Pa- Jeff Miller doesn’t want to be a one-hit wonder. When he won his first Weikert's Livestock 410 Sprint Car victory at Port Royal Speedway about a month ago, many were surprised.

But Miller is full of confidence and wanted more. He backed it up by winning again Saturday night during Glick Fire Equipment Juniata County Fire and Rescue Nigh tbesting track point leader Logan Wagner and last weeks winner Lucas Wolfe.

"The last couple of weeks didn’t go as planned and we changed the car around almost 180 degrees," said Miller, a rookie in the 410 ranks this season. "This is the same car we won with earlier this season and wow what a difference we saw tonight."

Another rookie, Tyler Walton, and Ohio native Jack Sodeman led the field to the green flag with Walton jumping out to an early lead using the outside of the speedway in turns one and two to grab the point.

One lap later, Miller began to make his move as he passed Sodeman in turn 3 to move into the second position. The following lap Miller slid Walton in turns one and two to take the lead and he began to check out from the field.

Meanwhile things were getting dicey throughout the field. Sixth starting Jared Esh moved by Walton for the second position in turn three on lap 4, while ninth starting Logan Wagner made a daring move the following lap to go from sixth to third in turn one on the bottom of the speedway. Lucas Wolfe would pass by Wagner on the backstretch as the field began to settle in and try and reel Miller in.

Miller, holding a huge lead, would hit lap traffic on lap 8, while Wagner would slide Wolfe for third on lap 13 using the bottom of turns one and two. Two laps later, with the lap car of Rick Lafferty causing Esh to break his momentum, Wagner rolled through the middle of turns 1 and 2 to move into the second position.

One lap later Wolfe was able to overtake Esh for the third position.

Over the next 7 laps, Wagner would work the entire speedway, using every inch of 'The Speed Palace' to make up ground on the leader. Meanwhile Miller was struggling with the laps cars of Justin Whittall and Walton. On lap 22, Wagner would make his move, driving through the middle of turn 1 in attempt of pulling a slide job, but Miller used momentum coming out of turn 2 to pull away once again.

"I knew Logan was there and you can’t afford to mess around with these guys behind you," said Miller. "Logan is one of the hottest drivers in the country right now, so I knew it was time to go if I was going to hold him off."

Wagner would regroup following the slide-job attempt and once again settle in over the final 3 laps. With a lap car in between him and Miller, Wagner once again sized him up. This time he tried the middle of the speedway through turns 3 and 4, pulling to the tail tank of Miller, however Miller pulled away off the top of the Speedway to take the checkered flag by .377 seconds.

"I kept seeing Logan show his nose and I was holding on with everything I had," said Miller. "I was either going to beat him or stuff it in the fence. Luckily we ended up here in first and I'm super excited for my whole team."

For Wagner, it was a great run from 9th. However, he didn't realize he wasn't leading the race and wished he'd driven a little harder over the final laps.

"We were really good and we got there racing pretty hard with Lucas and I guess we let Miller check out on us," said Wagner, the current Weikert's Livestock 410 Sprint Car points leader. "I thought once we got by Lucas we were leading the race and that's on me 100% as a driver not knowing."

"But shout out to that kid. It’s his second win of the year and he was driving one heck of a race. He was up on the fence banging that right rear off the fence and you got to tip your hat and move on to the next one."

Wolfe, Esh and Blane Heimbach completed the top 5 with Dylan Cisney, Tyler Reeser, TJ Stuttus, Aj Flick and Kyle Smith rounding out the top 10

RESULTS- 1. Jeff Miller 2. Logan Wagner 3. Lucas Wolfe 4. Jared Esh 5. Blane Heimbach 6. Dylan Cisney 7, Tyler Reeser 8. TJ Stutts 9. AJ Flick 10. Kyle Smith 11. Justin Whittall 12. Nicole Bower 13. Tyler Walton 14. Rick Lafferty 15. Ryan Linder 16. Greg Plank 17. Cory Thornton DNF- Steve Buckwalter, Jack Sodeman DNS Mike Wagner, Carl Bowser, Tyler Bear

Freddie Rahmer wins at Lincoln Speedway Lew Brubaker Photo

Saturday, June 22, 2019

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

FREDDIE RAHMER SCORES THIRD LINCOLN WIN AND TAKES HOME $5,000; CJ TRACY WINS FALLEN FIREFIGHTERS NIGHT FOR SECOND YEAR IN A ROW

UPCOMING SCHEDULE:

Saturday, June 29 (7:30pm) PA Speedweek 20th Annual Kevin Gobrecht Memorial ($7,000 to win!) + Central PA Legends

Monday, July 1 (7:30pm) PA Speedweek 410 Sprints ($7,000 to win!)

Saturday, July 6 (7:30pm) 358 Sprint Summer Series + 358 Late Models + 600 Xcel Modifieds + Wingless Super Sportsman [Make-up feature from June 1 + Additional Feature Only Show]

Abbottstown, PA (June 22, 2019) – Freddie Rahmer scored his third victory of the season at Lincoln on Saturday night taking home $5,000. Saturday’s race was the annual Fallen Firefighters Night in Memory of Brandon Little. Opening ceremonies included firetrucks, blessing of the helmets and a video remembering fallen firefighters on the new jumbotron.

Rahmer lined up third for the 33-lap feature behind pole-sitter Danny Dietrich and Adam Wilt.

Dietrich went to the top of the track to take the lead on the first lap while Rahmer got under Wilt down the backstretch for second.

As Dietrich caught the tail-end of the field on lap 6, Rahmer was closing in. Rahmer took the lead in turn 4 on lap 7. Dietrich tried to take the lead back coming out of turn 2 but Rahmer held the spot.

When Rahmer struggled to get by a lapped car, Dietrich would get within striking distance. Once Rahmer made the pass he would pull away as Dietrich worked on getting around the same car.

On lap 17 Rahmer was stuck trying to put two cars battling for position down a lap with Dietrich closing the gap. The caution came out on lap 18 for Chad Trout and Brian Montieth in turn 4. As the leaders came around it was a close call as they nearly avoided the stopped cars.

Rahmer led Dietrich, Cory Haas, Adam Wilt and Alan Krimes to the cone for the single file restart. Rahmer went to the bottom on the restart with Dietrich trying the top. Rahmer held onto the lead in turns 1 and 2. Dietrich made a move for the lead in turns 3 and 4 to no avail.

Despite bouncing off the wall in turn 2 on lap 20, Dietrich held on to the second spot.

Haas and Macri were battling for third when contact was made sending Haas into the wall in turn 2. The red flag came out on lap 21 as a result of the wreck.

This time it was Rahmer leading Dietrich, Macri, Krimes and Wilt for the restart.

Rahmer went to the top of the track with Dietrich diving low on the restart. Rahmer once again held onto the lead. Jim Siegel made his way up to fifth on the restart after starting twelfth.

The leaders were running against the cushion at the top of the track when the caution came out on lap 27 for Wilt and Montieth in turn 1.

Dietrich tried a slide job in turns 1 and 2 on the restart but couldn’t make it stick. Siegel got around Krimes for fourth.

Rahmer held on to the lead and beat Dietrich to the line by .738 seconds. Macri crossed the line third. Siegel finished fourth and Krimes completed the top five.

Heat winners were Cory Haas, Adam Wilt, Freddie Rahmer and Glenndon Forsythe. Tim Wagaman won the B-main.

CJ TRACY WINS FALLEN FIREFIGHTERS NIGHT FOR SECOND YEAR IN A ROW

CJ Tracy found himself back in victory lane for the second year in a row on Fallen Firefighters Night at the track. It was Tracy’s third career win at the speedway.

Tracy started on the pole of the 20-lap feature with Kyle Denmyer to his outside. Tracy took the lead when the green flag dropped. Zach Euculano and Dylan Norris were battling for third down the backstretch on lap 1 when the caution came out for Chris Frank in turn 2.

Troy Wagaman got up to fourth on the restart after starting sixth. Wagaman, running the top of the track, was up to third by the second lap.

The caution flag waved again on lap 5. This time it was for Cody Fletcher after he spun around in turn 1.

Tracy led Denmyer, Wagaman, Euculano and Jeff Halligan on the restart. Tracy kept the lead with Wagaman all over Denmyer for second right behind him.

Halligan got up to fourth on lap 9 from his eighth starting spot. The leaders in front of him were running the bottom groove around the track, except for Wagaman who was riding the cushion.

The caution flag made another appearance on lap 12 when Dylan Orwig got spun around in turns 3 and 4. Unable to avoid the stopped car, Wagaman and Halligan made contact with Orwig ending their night. Wagaman had been running third and Halligan was fourth.

Tracy went low on the restart to block Denmyer’s line. It worked as Tracy kept the lead.

Doug Hammaker was up to fourth on lap 13 and went to work on Euculano for third. Hammaker took the spot from Euculano in turn 1 on lap 15.

Tracy lead wire to wire and took the checkered flag over two seconds before Denmyer crossed the line for second. Hammaker held onto third. Euculano finished fourth and Matt Findley rounds out the top five.

This Saturday, June 29, Lincoln Speedway is back in action with the 410 & Central PA Legends for Night #2 of PA Speedweek. Racing starts at 7:30PM with pit gates opening at 5:00PM and grandstand gates opening at 5:30PM.

RACE RESULTS

Saturday, June 22, 2019

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

Gene Latta Ford 410 Sprints:

410 Sprint Feature Finish (33 Laps) – 1. 51-Freddie Rahmer ($5,000); 2. 48-Danny Dietrich; 3. 39M-Anthony Macri; 4. 59-Jim Siegel; 5. 87-Alan Krimes; 6. 69-Tim Glatfelter; 7. 19M-Landon Myers; 8. 99-Kyle Moody; 9. 29-Dan Shetler; 10. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe; 11. 52AU-Darren Mollenoyux; 12. 49H-Bradley Howard; 13. 10K-Joe Kata; 14. 90-Jordan Givler; 15. 15-Adam Wilt (DNF); 16. 21-Brian Montieth (DNF); 17. 39-Cory Haas (DNF); 18. 1X-Chad Trout (DNF); 19. 88-Brandon Rahmer (DNF); 20. 75-Chase Dietz (DNF); 21. 53-Jessie Attard (DNF); 22. 17-Cole Young (DNF); 23. 7-Trey Hivner (DNF); 24. 1*-Tim Wagaman (DNF)

Lap Leader – Danny Dietrich (1-6) & Freddie Rahmer (7-33)

410 Sprint Heat One Finish (10 laps) - 1. 39-Cory Haas; 2. 29-Dan Shetler; 3. 48-Danny Dietrich; 4. 10K-Joe Kata; 5. 99-Kyle Moody; 6. 1*-Tim Wagaman; 7. 16-Matt Campbell (DNF); 8. 21T-Scott Fisher (DNF); 9. Clint Ide (DNF)

410 Sprint Heat Two Finish (10 laps) - 1. 15-Adam Wilt; 2. 52AU-Darren Mollenoyux; 3. 59-Jim Siegel; 4. 53-Jessie Attard; 5. 75-Chase Dietz; 6. 73B-Brett Michalski; 7. 7-Trey Hivner (DNF): 8. 97-Brie Hershey (DNF)

410 Sprint Heat Three Finish (10 laps) - 1. 51-Freddie Rahmer; 2. 87-Alan Krimes; 3. 39-Anthony Macri; 4. 1-Chad Trout; 5. 21-Brian Montieth; 6. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 7. 55-Robbie Kendall; 8. 27G-Jay Galloway; 9. 87S-George Suprick

410 Sprint Heat Four Finish (10 laps) - 1. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe; 2. 69-Tim Glatfleter; 3. 19-Landon Myers; 4. 17-Cole Young; 5. 49-Bradley Howard; 6. 90-Jordan Givler; 7. 74-Dwayne Gutshall; 8. 12-Barry Shearer

410 Sprint Consy Finish (10 laps) - 1. 1*-Tim Wagaman; 2. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 3. 90-Jordan Givler; 4. 7-Trey Hivner; 5. 12-Barry Shearer; 6. 3-Clint Ide; 7. 87S-George Suprick (DNF); 8. 73B-Brett Michalski (DNF); 9. 16-Matt Campbell (DNF). 10. 55K-Robbie Kendall (DNF); 11. 74-Dwayne Gutshall (DNF); 12. 27G-Jay Galloway (DNF); 13. 21T-Scott Fisher (DNS); 14. 97-Brie Hershey (DNS)

Hanover Auto Team 358 Sprint Cars:

Hanover Auto Team 358 Sprint Car Feature (20 Laps) – 1. 21-CJ Tracy ($1,350); 2. 38D-Kyle Denmyer; 3. 4R-Doug Hammaker; 4. 10-Zach Euculano; 5. 28-Matt Findley; 6. 44-Dylan Norris; 7. 89-Ashley Cappetta; 8. 99-Zachary Cool; 9. 38-Brett Strickler; 10. 00-Chris Frank; 11. 35-Steve Owings; 12. 34-Mark VanVorst; 13. 66A-Cody Fletcher; 14. 50-Alyson Dietz; 15. 5A-Zach Allman; 16. 2D-Dylan Orwig; 17. Troy Wagaman (DNF); 18. 45-Jeff Halligan (DNF); 19. 51N-Nick Palmerino (DNF); 20. 8-Kenny Kuhn (DNF); 21. 19D-Wyatt Hinkle (DNF)

Lap Leaders – CJ Tracy (1-20)

358 Sprint Car Heat One Finish (10 laps) - 1. 38D-Kyle Denmyer; 2. 10-Zach Euculano; 3. 28-Matt Findley; 4. 99-Zachary Cool; 5. 34-Mark VanVorst (DNF); 6. 8-Kenny Kuhn (DNF); 7. 35-Steve Owings (DNS)

358 Sprint Car Heat Two Finish (10 laps) – 1. 19-Troy Wagaman Jr.; 2. 45-Jeff Halligan; 3. 44-Dylan Norris; 4. 89-Ashley Cappetta; 5. 38-Brett Strickler; 6. 2D-Dylan Orwig; 7. 19D-Wyatt Hinkle (DNF)

358 Sprint Car Heat Three Finish (10 laps) – 1. 66A-Cody Fletcher; 2. 4R-Doug Hammaker; 3. 21-CJ Tracy; 4. 00-Chris Frank; 5. 50-Alyson Dietz; 6. 5A-Zachary Allman; 7. 51N-Nick Palmerino (DNS)

Danny Dietrich is joined in Victory Lane by York County Racing Club's President Todd Bender after winning round #2 of the Yellow Breeches 500 at Williams Grove Speedway on 6-21-19. photo by WRT Speedwerx Photographer Troy Junkins

Danny Dietrich Darts To Third Williams Grove Win Of Season

Hammaker nets 358 sprint main

6/21/19

Mechanicsburg – Danny Dietrich darted to his third sprint car win of the season Friday night at Williams Grove Speedway, pocketing $3,680 for the victory that was the 22nd of this career at the track.

To get the win, Dietrich made a big move on the opening lap and then ran down Anthony Macri for control.

In the 358 sprint main, Grantville’s Doug Hammaker wired the field for the checkers, the seventh of his career at the oval.

Gettysburg’s Dietrich started sixth in the 25-lap 410 sprint car main and made a slick move on the opening lap to motor up to fourth in the first and second turns.

Macri was fleet at the front during the early going as Dietrich worked his way forward, getting by Brandon Rahmer low in turns three and four on the second lap before using the outside of the same turns to net second from Brett Michalski a lap later.

But by that time, Macri had a sizeable lead however it was an advantage that Dietrich was able to work with as the leaders hit traffic on the ninth tour.

Traffic was hectic and tight on lap 11 when Macri made a nice move to slide between a pair of backmarkers as he raced through the first corner.

Macri seemed to be up to the challenge as he worked both sides of the track but by lap 17 he committed to the bottom groove in the first and second corners and that allowed Dietrich to rip the top and gain massive ground for the lead.

That momentum gained by Dietrich allowed him to catch Macri and with just over five laps to go he drove under the leader in the third corner to come up with command by just .098 seconds at the line.

Macri then fell behind as Dietrich pulled away to the finish to pick up the win by 1.655 seconds.

With a blown head gasket in victory lane, Dietrich talked about his race.

“I got a pretty good start," he said.

“You could really haul some mail around the top but you had to run it really hard.”

Landon Myers crossed the line with a career best third at the track.

Steve Buckwalter rode home fourth followed by Brandon Rahmer.

Sixth through 10th went to Brian Montieth, Robbie Kendall, Adrian Shaffer, TJ Stutts and Dylan Cisney.

Heats went to Michalski, Rahmer and Cory Haas with the consolation race going to Ryan Smith.

Doug Hammaker started on the pole for the limited sprint main and never looked back on his way to his first win of the season at the track.

Troy Wagaman trailed him for the duration and on the final lap when Hammaker got bottled up in traffic, Wagaman was able to get close but to no avail.

After starting eighth Kevin Nouse drove up to third for the finish followed by Dylan Norris and Steve Buckwalter.

Heats went to Hammaker, Buckwalter and Nouse.

Keep up to date on all the latest speedway news and information by visiting the oval’s official website located at www.williamsgrove.com or by following the track on Twitter and Facebook.

Feature finishes:

6/21/19

410 sprints, 25 laps: 1. Danny Dietrich, 2. Anthony Macri, 3. Landon Myers, 4. Steve Buckwalter, 5. Brandon RAhmer, 6. Brian Montieth, 7. Robbie Kendall, 8. Adrian Shaffer, 9. TJ Stutts, 10. Dylan Cisney, 11. Brett Michalski, 12. Cory Haas, 13. Kyle Moody, 14. Lucas Wolfe, 15. Freddie Rahmer, 16. Chad Trout, 17. Jordan Givler, 18. Kyle Reinhardt, 19. Justin Whittall, 20. Darren Mollenoyux, 21. Kody Lehman, 22. Bradley Howard, 23. Ryan Smith, 24. Mark Smith

DNQ: Rodney Westhafer, Chris Arnold, Todd Zinn, Chase Dietz, Troy Fraker, Greg Plank

358 sprints, 25 laps: 1. Doug Hammaker, 2. Troy Wagaman Jr., 3. Kevin Nouse, 4. Dylan Norris, 5. Steve Buckwalter, 6. Jeff Halligan, 7. Kyle Denmyer, 8. Chris Frank, 9. Rodney Westhafer, 10. Scott Fisher, 11. Matt Findley, 12. Glenndon Forsythe, 13. Troy Rhome, 14. Tylwe Breahm, 15. Gregg Foster, 16. Mark Van Vorst, 17. Jay Krout, 18. Rich Eichelberger, 19. Dwight Leppo, 20. Dan Richcreek

DNS: Dave Brown Jr.

June 16th, 2019

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After; June 15

Listing; Position, Car Number, Driver, Points, Series Wins

1.    48    Danny Deitrich    892   8
2.    24    Lucas Wolfe        544   3
3.    51    Freddie Rahmer    497   5
4.    21    Brian Montieth    456   2
5.    72    Ryan Smith        435
6.    39M    Anthony Macri    385   1
7.    69K    Lance Dewease    378   5
8.    1    Logan Wagner    353   4
9.    87    Alan Krimes        281   2
10.    5    Dylan Cisney        240   1
11.    1x    Chad Trout        235
12.    15    Adam Wilt        224
13.    11    T J Stutts        216
14.    99    Kyle Moody        214
15.    59    Jim Siegel        206
16.    39    Cory Haas        200
17.    70    Brock Zearfoss    187
18.    75    Chase Dietz        175   1
19.    91    Kyle Reinhardt    173
20.    12    Blane Heimbach    166   1
21.    17B    Steve Buckwalter    157
22.    55    Mike Wagner        126
23.    41    David Gravel        122   1
24.    20    Ryan Taylor        116   1
25.    88    Brandon Rahmer    112

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Lucas Wolfe and crew celebrate winning the 410 Sprint race at Port Royal Speedway (Julia Johnson Photos)

Lucas Wolfe Claims 410 Feature

By Justin Snyder

Port Royal, Pa- Bryan Clauson was a legend that transcended all of motorsports. A successful sprint car driver, a multiple time Indianapolis 500 starter and more, Clauson was a hero to fans and drivers alike.

For Tyler Courtney, that admiration was more of a big brother. As a young up and coming driver, Courtney walked into the Clauson racing shop looking for an opportunity and advice. What he got was a mentor, a friend and an inspiration.

Not just on the track, but off the track as well. Whether it was advice about different tracks, driving styles or day to day things, Clauson was always there guiding the young driver along the way.

"He taught me so much and I always have considered him more of a brother then anything," said Courtney. "Mostly he taught me to stay humble and I can honestly say I wouldn’t be the man I am today without his guidance and help."

That's what made losing him so hard when Clauson passed away following an accident in 2016.

"I miss Bryan all the time. It’s hard losing someone so close to you," said Courtney, who got his nickname Sunshine from Clauson as well. "I been trying to make him proud everyday since then."

Clauson would have been proud of the performance Courtney put on Saturday nightas he bested Chris Windom and CJ Leary in dominating fashion to pick up the USAC Eastern Storm feature event presented by www.sprintcarunlimited.com at Port Royal Speedway by 3.150 seconds.

"Today would've been Bryan's 30th birthday, so this one is for him." said Courtney from victory lane. "He did a lot for my career and did a lot for everybody on this team. Even with him not being here, he's helped us more than he knows. We lost a great guy."

Courtney started the feature event on the outside front row next to Windom and jumped out to the early lead using the outside of the speedway in turn's 1 and 2. Nobody else had a chance once Courtney got out front.

By lap 10, Courtney led the field by 1.6 seconds with Windom and Chase Stockon attempting to close the gap. However on lap 11, Courtney's lead was wiped out when Robert Ballou broke in turn 3 with rear end damage.

Meanwhile, 17th starting Brady Bacon had cracked the top 10.

On the restart, it was Courtney quickly jumping out to a large lead again. 5 laps later Kevin Thomas Jr. passed Stockon for 3rd, with Leary, who set quick time earlier in the night, following suit for fourth.

As Thomas Jr. and Leary attempted to track down Windom for second, Courtney was full steam ahead, stretching his lead to nearly 3 seconds by lap 22.

Thomas's night would come to an end 3 laps later as he blew a right-rear tire while battling with Leary in turn 3 and ended up in the fence.

With four lap cars positioned between him and Windom, Courtney just had to hit his marks and make laps. Following a return top green flag action, Courtney again jumped out to a huge lead of nearly 2 seconds within one lap.

Nobody would ever get close, as Courtney cruised to victory and the $6,000 payday

"We've been banging our heads against the wall trying to figure out what we were doing," said Courtney. "We just came to the conclusion that we weren't having fun so we got back to the basics and having fun."

"To get another Eastern Storm win is pretty cool, but to get our momentum going the right way on the Sprint Car side is even more important to us."

Windom, who was looking for his third straight Eastern Storm victory at 'The Speed Palace', had to tip his cap to Courtney and his team.

"Tyler was just better than us and that's really all there is to it," said Windom. "I tried to just save my tires and hopefully we’d be there at the end and something would fall our direction. We'll take a second and move on to the next race."

Stockon and Justin Grant finished out the top 5 with Carson Short, Bacon, Jason McDougal, Jarett Andretti and Joey Biasi finishing out the top 10.

410 Winged Sprint Car Feature

Lucas Wolfe came from the 9th starting spot to claim his first Weikert's Livestock 410 Sprint Car feature event victory of the season at the Port Royal Speedway.

Greg Plank and Justin Whittall led the 22 car field to the green flag with Plank jumping out to the early lead. Plank would lead lap 1 before Whittall used the bottom of the speedway in turns 1 and 2 to take the lead with 3rd starting Jared Esh moving into second in turns 3 and 4.

AJ Flick moved into fourth on the following lap with Anthon Macri in tow. One lap later Wolfe would crack the top 5.

Esh worked the tail of Whittal, however he wasn;t able to make the pass. Whittall began to stretch his lead slightly until the caution came out on lap 8 for Daryl Stimeling as he spun around in turn 1.

As the field went back to green, Whittall again jumped out to a lead with Flick sliding Esh for second and Wolfe passing Macri for fourth on lap 8.

Three laps later, Michael Bauer blew a right rear tire exiting turn four to once again bunch up the field. Meanwhile, Logan Wagner, winner of three straight features at 'The Speed Palace', had cracked the top 10 from his 19th starting spot.

On the restart Whittall again sped off, this time with Flick in heavy pursuit. Wolfe used the high line in turns 1 and 2 to get by Macri for third. Over the next 2 laps, Flick and Whittall would swap the lead multiple times with Flick leading lap 12 before Whittall took it back one lap later.

As Whittall was focused on Flick, Wolfe was sizing up the leaders to make his move. With Whittall guarding from a slide job attempt, Wolfe hit the high side to gain momentum out of turn 2 and flew under Flick for second entering turn 3 on lap 15.

On the following circuit, Wolfe this time used the bottom in turns 1 and 2 to get under Whittall and continued into turn 3 and 4 to take the lead for good

"AJ and Justin were racing pretty hard and I didn't want to let them get strung out, so I made the move while they were racing and we were able to sneak by there," said Wolfe. "It's difficult to pass a good car in an open track, so while they were racing I thought it was my best opportunity."

Wolfe began to stretch his lead over the next 6 lap and he hit the tail end of the field with 3 to go. With Logan Wagner moving into 5th and coming fast and Whittall hungry for his first win, Wolfe was hoping for a caution free finish.

Coming around for the checkered flag, Esh blew a tire in turn 2 brungnout out the caution lights with 1 to go. However, after checking things out, Speedway officials deemed Wolfe took the checkered flag prior to the wreck, giving him a $4300 payday over Whittall, Blane Heimbach, Flick and Wagner.

"I obviously didn’t want a restart. It was awful close coming to the finish," said Wolfe about the incident. "I saw them waving the yellow, but then they came back and said the checker was out so it was good to be me."

"You just never know what the right place is to be on the track in terms of restarts, so I was happy it was over and we can be sitting in victory lane."

For Whittall, a rookie in the 410 Sprint Car ranks, he was happy to have the experience battling for the victory and gaining momentum for his young team.

"After the last couple of weeks it’s just really a good feeling to be competitive and be racing for wins," said Whittall. "Hopefully we can learn from this and keep it going and hopefully next time we'll be sitting up there where Lucas is tonight."

TJ Stutts, Macri, Ryan Taylor, Mike Wagner and Dylan Cisney completed the top 10.

USAC Results- 1. Tyler Courtney, 2. Chris Windom, 3. CJ Leary, 4. Chase Strockon 5. Justin Grant 6. Carson Short 7. Brady Bacon 8. Jason McDougal 9. Jarrett Andretti 10. Joey Biasi 11. Isaac Chappel 12. Timmy Buckwalter 13. Dustin Christie 14. Carmen Perigo 15. Brian VanMeveren 16. Dave Darland 17. John Stehman 18. Kevin Thomas Jr. 19. Chad Boespflug 20. Steven Drevicki 21. Robert Ballou 22. Jared Esh

Weikert's 410 Sprint Results- 1. Lucas Wolfe 2. Justin Whittal 3. Blane Heimbach 4. AJ Flick 5. Logan Wagner 6. TJ Stutts 7. Anthony Macri 8. Ryan Taylor 9. Mike Wagner 10. Dylan Cisney 11. Tyler Bear 12. Kyle Smith 13. Tyler Reeser 14. Jeff Miller 15. Jared Esh 16. Tyler Walton 17. Nicole Bower 18. Steve Buckwalter DNF- Greg Plank, Michael Bauer, Ryan Smith, Daryl Stimeling

Lincoln Speedway PA won by 48 Danny Dietrich Kris Keath Photos

Saturday, June 15, 2019

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

DANNY DIETRICH CONTINUES SUCCESSFUL 2019 CAMPAIGN WITH WIN AT LINCOLN; TROY WAGAMAN WINS 3rd RACE OF THE YEAR IN MAKE UP FEATURE; STEVE OWINGS EARNS FIRST CAREER LINCOLN WIN; MARK RICKRODE & JOHN MARKS EACH WITH PENNMAR CLASS VICTORIES

Abbottstown, PA (June 15, 2019) – Danny Dietrich has seen success in Central PA and pretty much wherever he travels in 2019 leading Central PA drivers with eight wins on the season going into Saturday night. The results were no different when Dietrich stopped by the Pigeon Hills to race on Saturday.

Pole-sitter, Joe Kata, lead the field to the green with Kyle Moody on the outside of row 1. Just as Kata slid up the track to hold off Moody out of turn 2, Trey Hivner landed upside down in turns 1 and 2 bringing out the red.

The field was lined up for a complete restart. This time Moody got out to the lead with Kata falling into second. The yellow came out on lap 1 for Jay Galloway after he spun out in turns 2. Galloway rejoined the field.

This time Moody led the field for a single file restart with Kata, Cole Young, Glenndon Forsythe and Bradley Howard lined up behind him.

Moody held onto the lead running the top of the track as Brian Montieth and Cory Haas battled for fifth with Montieth taking the spot.

It only took Moody five laps to catch the tail-end of the field. Just as Moody started to work his way through lapped traffic the caution came out on lap 6 for Cory Haas when he got spun around in turn 2.

Moody held the lead on the restart. A few laps after the restart Dietrich was working on Montieth for his fifth spot. It was a great battle with Dietrich taking over the spot-on lap 10. Moody started to work on his way through lapped traffic again on lap 10 while Young was working on Kata for second. Young took the spot on 12. Dietrich got around Forsythe for fourth on the same lap.

As Moody drove through lapped traffic Young closed in on the leader. Dietrich made his way to third on lap 18 to make it a three-way battle for the lead. With Young on the bottom of turns 3 and 4 Dietrich went high to take second on lap 19.

Dietrich went to work on Moody for the lead. Dietrich got under the leader going down the back stretch on lap 20 to take the top spot.

The red flag came out on lap 23 with Chad Trout on his side at the end of the front stretch.

Dietrich led Moody, Young, Montieth and Freddie Rahmer to the cone for a two-lap shoot-out. Dietrich went to the top of turns 1 and 2 with Moody sliding up the track to try and take the lead. Dietrich held onto the lead and beat Moody to the checkered flag by 1.540 seconds. Montieth crossed the line third. Rahmer finished fourth from his 13th starting spot and Young held on to finish fifth.

Heat winners were Joe Kata, Kyle Moody and Cole Young.

TROY WAGAMAN WINS 3rd RACE OF THE YEAR IN MAKE UP FEATURE FROM MAY 25

After a hot start to the season with wins in March and April, Wagaman was due for another win. With a 10th starting spot in the make-up feature from May 25, Wagaman would have to work through the field for his third win of the season.

CJ Tracy started on the pole of the 20-lap feature with Zach Euculano on his outside. Tracy took the lead as the green flag dropped. Steve Owings stopped on the front stretch before completing one lap setting up the field for a complete restart.

The yellow came out again before a lap was in the books for Kyle Denmyer and Dylan Orwig. Both drivers stopped in turn 4.

Third time’s the charm. Tracy took the lead on the field’s third attempt at a start with Euculano falling into second and Travis Scott running third.

The field saw the caution again on lap 1 when Tyler Ross and Wyatt Hinkle got together in turn 4. Ross came to a stop bringing out the caution flag.

Tracy held onto the lead again, this time on a single file restart. Wagaman quickly made his way up through the field and was running fourth on lap 6 as Tracy started to work through lapped traffic.

Lap 9 saw the fourth caution of the race. This time it was for the race leader, Tracy, who spun out in turn 2.

Euculano inherited the lead with Scott, Wagaman and Doug Hammaker lined up behind him for the restart.

Wagaman got under Scott driving down the backstretch on lap 13 to take the second spot. The red flag came out on lap 14 for Tyler Ross. Ross got upside down in turn 4.

The yellow came out again on the restart as Wagaman was making a run on Euculano for the lead. Dave Carlberg stopped on the backstretch.

With six laps to go the field lined up for another restart. The caution came out before another lap was completed. Scott got into the wall in turn 1 and nearly flipped while running third.

With both Wagaman and Hammaker challenging Euculano for the lead the seventh and final caution of the race came on lap 17 when Brett Strickler got spun around in turn 2. Strickler rejoined the field.

Wagaman tried the outside on the restart and couldn’t make the pass in turns 1 and 2. Wagaman went to the outside again in turns 3 and 4 and beat Euculano to the flag stand by a nose to take the lead. Both Hammaker and Dylan Norris followed getting around Euculano for second and third.

Wagaman held onto the lead and beat Hammaker to the line by .958 seconds for his third win of the season. Norris held onto third with Euculano finishing fourth. Cody Fletcher completed the top five.

STEVE OWINGS EARNS FIRST CAREER LINCOLN WIN

Steve Owings didn’t complete a lap in the make-up feature held earlier in the night. With pole starting spot for the regularly scheduled feature Owings had the opportunity to turn his night around.

Owings shared the front row with Dave Carlberg who also had a rough showing in the first feature. Owings got out to the lead when the green flag dropped with Wyatt Hinkle making his was up to second. Jeff Rohrbaugh worked his way up to third with Dylan Norris running fourth.

The yellow flag came out on lap 5 for Carlberg who was stopped in turn 4.

Owings led the field to the cone for the single file restart with Hinkle, Rohrbaugh, Norris and Hammaker lined up behind him.

Hinkle, Rohrbaugh and Hammaker were in a three-way battle for second when the caution came out on lap 10 for Dylan Orwig when he spun out in turn 4. Hinkle had held onto the second spot but pulled into the pits during the caution. Rohrbaugh inherited the runner up spot for the restart.

Owings had a solid restart and created some distance between Rohrbaugh. Kevin Nouse got under Jeff Halligan for fourth, but Halligan stayed close trying to get his spot back.

The caution came out on lap 15 when Hammaker and Rohrbaugh made contact on the front stretch with Rohrbaugh coming to a stop.

A three-way battle for the lead ensued on the restart between Owings, Hammaker and Nouse.

The caution came out again on lap 18 for Orwig in turn 4.

Owings led the field to the cone for a two-lap shoot-out with Hammaker, Nouse, Halligan and Norris lined up behind him.

Hammaker made one last effort for the lead but Owings held him off and beat him to the checkered by .468 seconds. Nouse held onto third. Halligan crossed the line fourth and Norris finished fifth.

Heat winners were Kevin Nouse, Steve Owings and Jeff Rohrbaugh.

RACE RESULTS

Saturday, June 15, 2019

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

Gene Latta Ford 410 Sprints:

410 Sprint Feature Finish (25 Laps) – 1. 48-Danny Dietrich ($3,500); 2. 99-Kyle Moody; 3. 21-Brian Montieth; 4. 51-Freddie Rahmer; 5. 17-Cole Young; 6. 59-Jim Siegel; 7. 10K-Joe Kata; 8. 49H-Bradley Howard; 9. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 10. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe; 11. 69-Tim Glatfelter; 12. 19M-Landon Myers; 13. 87-Alan Krimes; 14. 53-Jessie Attard; 15. 73B-Brett Michalski; 16. 75-Chase Dietz; 17. 1X-Chad Trout (DNF); 18. 12-Barry Shearer; 19. 1*-Tim Wagaman (DNF); 20. 18-Todd Rittenhouse Jr. (DNF); 21. 21T-Scott Fisher (DNF); 22. 27-Jay Galloway (DNF); 23. 39-Cory Haas (DNF); 24. 7-Trey Hivner (DNF)

Lap Leader – Kyle Moody (1-20) & Danny Dietrich (21-25)

410 Sprint Heat One Finish (10 laps) - 1. 10K-Joe Kata; 2. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe; 3. 48-Danny Dietrich; 4. 7-Trey Hivner; 5. 51-Freddie Rahmer; 6. 59-Jim Siegel; 7. 53-Jessie Attard; 8. 12-Barry Shearer; 9. 2C-Cory Thornton

410 Sprint Heat Two Finish (10 laps) - 1. 99-Kyle Moody; 2. 73B-Brett Michalski; 3. 49H-Bradley Howard; 4. 39-Cory Haas; 5. 19M-Landon Myers; 6. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 7. 87-Alan Krimes; 8. 1X-Chad Trout; 9. 10E-Zach Euculano (DNF)

410 Sprint Heat Three Finish (10 laps) - 1. 17-Cole Young; 2. 69-Tim Glatfelter; 3. 21-Brian Montieth; 4. 75-Chase Dietz; 5. 18-Todd Rittenhouse Jr.; 6. 1*-Tim Wagaman Jr.; 7. 21T-Scott Fisher; 8 27G-Jay Galloway; 9. 6M-Hank Donovan Jr.

410 Consi Finish (10 laps) - 1. 87-Alan Krimes; 2. 1X-Chad Trout; 3. 53-Jessie Attard; 4. 21T-Scott Fisher; 5. 12-Barry Shearer; 6. 27G-Jay Galloway; 7. 6M-Hank Donovan Jr.; 8. 2C-Cory Thornton; 9. 10E-Zach Euculano (DNS)

Freddie Rahmer and crew celebrate winning the Sprint feature at Williams Grove on June 14 (Julia Johnson Photos)

Rahmer Gets Back-To-Back Williams Grove Sprint Wins,

6/14/19

Mechanicsburg – Freddie Rahmer of Salfordville made it back to back wins in 410 sprint competition at Williams Grove Speedway on Friday night, taking $4,080 for his third oval win of the season.

Rahmer had to recover from a wheelie on a lap 10 restart that cost him two spots in order to get the 25-lap victory.

Oklahoma’s Brady Bacon took the 100-lap USAC Silver Crown main after what was a late-race bout of drama that saw one leader taken out of the event by his challenger from behind.

Enola’s Kody Lehman started on the pole of the 410 sprint car main and held sway over Rodney Westhafer when action began.

Fourth starter Anthony Macri moved into second on the fifth lap and began making his bid(s) for the win.

Macri was quickly followed by Rahmer on his way to the front.

Lehman was doing his best to keep control of the race with 10 laps completed despite Macri’s repeated attempts at snaring the lead when the first caution flag of the race unfurled.

Macri was continually working the outside on Lehman to get the lead and in fact, just moments before the yellow, he had taken the point in the race only to see the move negated by the yellow.

Rahmer seemed poised to pounce on the restart but instead lifted the front end high up off of the ground as the car crossed the stripe and instead of moving forward, he fell backward two spots as he tried to muscle the car back under his control while slipping from side to side.

Meanwhile, Macri was again working Lehman for control as Lucas Wolfe worked from the third spot after getting by Rahmer during his wheel-stand.

A second caution flag appeared with five laps to go and again Macri saw a move for the lead called back after this time having gotten around Lehman in the first and second turns while Wolfe slipped by on the bottom.

Macri then slowed to a stop on the track while under caution.

Rahmer drove through the middle of the track on the restart in the first and second turns to motor by Wolfe and then quickly used the same lane in turns three and four to move from third to the lead in one lap before driving off for the victory.

Lehman then fought to hold on to second, which he lost to Wolfe with three laps to go.

Lehman would finish a career-best third followed by Brian Montieth and Danny Dietrich.

Heats went to Lehman, Westhafer and Kyle Moody with Ryan Smith taking the consolation race.

Rahmer talked about his wheelie, “I wheelied like terrible. That was ugly,” he said.

“I didn’t have any drive in it ‘til about five laps after that.”

The 100-lap USAC Silver Crown main saw seven caution flags slow the race pace with Illinois driver Chris Windom taking the early lead from the outside of the front row.

Windom was chased by polesitter Justin Grant of California for the first 37 laps before Pennsylvania USAC’er Steve Buckwalter of Royersford motored into second after running a slow and steady pace to the front from the eighth starting spot.

Buckwalter followed Windom until a lap 47 restart when he was able to bolt underneath for control.

Buckwalter was able to pull away from Windom during the ensuing laps as USAC point leader Kody Swanson came to second on lap 82 with the leader over two seconds ahead.

After a restart with 11 laps to go, Swanson made a bid for the win only to come up short while also jumbling the field in the second turn that saw Brady Bacon zip through the cluster for the second spot while Windom got by Swanson for third.

Windom then jumped past Bacon to reassume second and apply pressure to the leader but Buckwalter had the race in hand with four laps to go.

However Windom proved rather ungraceful in his bid to steal the win with under a lap to go as he attempted to drive through the leader in the first turn.

The result saw Buckwalter spin out, forcing a green-white-checker run to the finish in which Windom ended up popping a tire just after taking the white flag.

This allowed Bacon to blast by and take his first-ever career USAC Silver Crown victory, worth $8,000.

It would have also been Buckwalter’s first career USAC Silver Crown win.

Kody Swanson ended up second, .612 seconds behind while third went to Justin Grant.

Mike Haggenbottom was fourth followed by Eric Gordon.

Grant set fast time over the field with a lap of 21.799 seconds.

Keep up to date on all the latest speedway news and information by visiting the oval’s official website located at www.williamsgrove.com or by following the track on Twitter and Facebook.

Feature finishes:

6/14/19

410 sprints, 25 laps: 1. Freddie Rahmer, 2. Lucsa Wolfe, 3. Kody Lehman, 4. Brian Montieth, 5. Danny Dietrich, 6. Kyle Moody, 7. Dylan Cisney, 8. Kyle Reinhardt, 9. Cory Haas, 10. Steve Buckwalter, 11. Ryan Smith, 12. Chad Trout, 13. Glenndon Forsythe, 14. Bradley Howard, 15. Chris Arnold, 16. Dylan Norris, 17. Adrian Shaffer, 18. Jessie Attart, 19. Jordan Givler, 20. Troy Fraker, 21. Greg Plank, 22. Anthony Macri, 23. Rodney Westhafer, 24. TJ Stutts

DNQ: Dwight Leppo, Todd Zinn, Brandon Rahmer

USAC Silver Crown, 100 laps: 1. Brady Bacon, 2. Kody Swanson, 3. Justin Grant, 4. Mike Haggenbottom, 5. Eric Gordon, 6. Austin Nemire, 7. David Byrne, 8. Steve Buckwalter, 9. Chris Windom, 10. Matt Goodnight, 11. Chad Kemenah, 12. Johnny Heydenreich, 13. Shane Cottle, 14. Dallas Hewitt, 15. Kyle Robbins, 16. Dave Berkheimer, 17. Tyler Courtney, 18. Johnny Petrozelle, 19. CJ Leary

June 9th, 2019

2019 CHAMPION RACING OIL/RM RACING 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, J&S Fabrication and LaSalle Racing Engines.

Five Features In 3 Days

The 2019 Champion Racing Oil/RM Racing Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars started the weekend out with the Greg Hodnett Foundation race at BAPS Motor Speedway. California's Cory Eliason in the Rudeen Racing #26 won his first Champion Racing Oil/RM Racing Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars feature for 2019. Friday at Williams Grove Speedway Freddie Rahmer took his 2nd win there in a row and his 4th point series win of the year. Saturday June 8th there were three features to be run with twin 20's at Port Royal and one feature at Lincoln Speedway. Brett Michalski won his first career Champion Racing Oil/RM Racing Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars 410 feature of his career at Lincoln Speedway. Up at Port Royal Speedway Logan Wagner swept both twin 20 features driving the Zemco Racing #1.

The series continues this coming weekend with Williams Grove Speedway on Friday June 14th along with the USAC Silver Crown series. The following day Saturday June 15th Port Royal and Lincoln Speedways both have shows.

Danny Dietrich leads the points over Lucas Wolfe with Ryan Smith in 3rd.

Without the above sponsors the point series payout would not be possible. Thank you to all of them.

2019 CHAMPION RACING OIL / RM RACING LUBRICANTS CENTRAL PA SPRINTS
                Presented by Hoseheads.com

After; June 8

Listing; Position, Car Number, Driver, Points, Series Wins

1.    48    Danny Deitrich    822   7
2.    24    Lucas Wolfe        459   2
3.    72    Ryan Smith        435
4.    51    Freddie Rahmer    422   4
5.    21    Brian Montieth    401   2
6.    69K    Lance Dewease    378   5
7.    39M    Anthony Macri    371   1
8.    1    Logan Wagner    333   4
9.    87    Alan Krimes        281   2
10.    1x    Chad Trout        235
11.    5    Dylan Cisney        224   1
12.    15    Adam Wilt        224
13.    11    T J Stutts        200
14.    39    Cory Haas        188
14.    59    Jim Siegel        188
16.    70    Brock Zearfoss    187
17.    75    Chase Dietz        175   1
18.    99    Kyle Moody        161
19.    91    Kyle Reinhardt    159
20.    17B    Steve Buckwalter    147
21.    12    Blane Heimbach    136   1
22.    41    David Gravel        122   1
23.    55    Mike Wagner        116
24.    20    Ryan Taylor        104   1
25.    69    Tim Glatfelter        103

Champion Racing Oil/RM Racing Lubricants Central PA Point Series 2019 Up-Coming Schedule

June
14th-Williams Grove
15th-Lincoln
15th-Port Royal

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Logan Wagner won both 20 lap 410 Sprint features at Port Royal Speedway 6-8-2019. Brian Rhoad

LOGAN WAGNER EARNS $7,000 FOR SWEEP OF TWIN 20 SPRINT CAR FEATURES

PORT ROYAL, PA – Logan Wagner is in complete control of the Weikert’s Livestock sprint cars at Port Royal Speedway.

The defending track champion and current point leader made a huge statement Saturday night by winning both 20-lap sprint car features.

He dominated the first feature earning $3,000 for his third win of the season in the John and Pee Wee Zemaitis Zemco sprinter. In the second feature, he passed Lance Dewease for the win.

Wagner, of Harrisonville, earned another $3,000 for that win, plus a $1,000 bonus for the sweep. Murray Motors Chevrolet of Selinsgrove and Folkens Bros. Trucking of Iowa each put up $500 toward the bonus.

“I can’t believe it,” Wagner said. “To win one of them two years ago would have been unheard of for me. These guys have been doing this for a long time and they know what they’re doing. I’m just the loose nut behind the wheel.”

In the first feature, Wagner started second and grabbed the race lead. Kyle Reinhardt and Ryan Smith swapped second with Reinhardt securing the spot.

Wagner reached lapped traffic with six laps completed, but it didn’t slow him down. Behind the top three, it was a battle between Danny Dietrich and Lance Dewease.

The first yellow of the race flew with 11 laps completed when Trenton Sheaffer stopped on the front stretch. This got Wagner out of the heavy lapped traffic, but also erased his comfortable 2.469-second lead.

Wagner streaked away from the field on the restart as the top cars all blasted around the cushion. He built another big lead and was headed for the white flag when Justin Whittall stopped bringing out the yellow again.

He raced right thru the center of the corners on the restart. Reinhardt stayed closer this time, but Wagner took the bottom line away from him on the final lap. Wagner’s third Port Royal win of the season came by 1.297 over Reinhardt. Smith, Dewease and 15th starter Dylan Cisney completed the top five.

“We capitalized on starting position,” Wagner said. “We have a really fast hot rod. I can’t thank the Zemco Team enough. I did a lot of saving on the right rear for the second feature. I’m not sure what the other guys’ tires look like, but we should be okay. I’m sure if we have car similar to that we should be alright.”

Danny Dietrich, Mike Wagner, Antony Macri, Blane Heimbach and TJ Stutts rounded out the top 10.

Wagner drew the lowest number possible for the second feature inversion. He picked a four putting Dewease and Smith on the front row.

Dewease grabbed the lead over Smith and Wagner to start the second 20-lappper. Meanwhile, Reinhardt, Dietrich and Cisney battled for the fourth spot.

Smith stayed close to Dewease with Wagner third. The battle continued behind them with Dietrich securing the spot.

Dewease worked the middle while Smith and Wagner worked the top. Smith was right on Dewease as they completed lap nine. Dewease was having trouble lapping cars. Smith drove next to Dewease as they raced down the backstretch, but Wagner went way up top entering turn three making the race for the lead three-wide in the corners.

Wagner drove by Smith and then Dewease in turns one and two taking the lead with 11 laps completed. Dietrich was lurking right behind them.

“Ryan had no idea I was there,” Wagner said. “I knew where Lance was running and he wasn’t going to leave it. When Ryan seen Lance, he started to pick it up and spin his wheels. I got a good run off of two and when the gap opened up, I had to pull the trigger then. I skated up. I was probably close to him, but I had to do what I had to do. Two laps later, I got a good run in the middle and got by Lance, too.”

He gave plenty of credit to crew chief Tommy Carl and crew.

“Hats off to the crew,” he said. “For a car to operate like and get by Lance Dewease on his race track, slick, 20-second laps, that speaks volumes on what my guys are doing. We had a good right rear tire going into it and I felt like we could go anywhere. I tried a couple different grooves before I caught them to see what my car was doing.”

Wagner pulled ahead off turn two while Dewease and Dietrich got by Smith. Dietrich took second from Dewease with three to go.

But it was all Wagner winning by 1.569 over Dietrich, Dewease, Cisney and Smith. Macri, Reinhardt, Mike Wagner, Heimbach and Stutts rounded out the top 10.

He got up on the wing with broom in hand following the second win.

“It took me too long to get going,” Dietrich said. “I needed 25 laps.”

“We’re pretty happy with the first feature,” Reinhardt said. “Honestly, we were pretty bad all day until the first feature. We hung on and made it into the redraw. Logan got us at the start. We had a good run. We caught up to him a little bit before that yellow and then he had clear track and that was it. The second feature, we tried a lot of different stuff and it didn’t work. It wasn’t a total loss. We’re still rolling okay.”

Wagner set fast time over the 32-car field with a lap of 16.346. Steve Buckwalter, Dietrich, AJ Flick and Mike Wagner won the heat races. Jared Esh won the B-main.

In the 20-lap main event for the Penns Valley Meat Market 305 sprints, Jonathan Jones grabbed the early race lead, but Devin Adams, of Jonestown, passed him on the frontstretch taking over the top spot with a few laps completed.

Jones stayed with him and worked the inside line as Adams stayed on the cushion. They reached lapped traffic with 11 laps to go.

This bunched up the top five as ninth starter Zach Newlin moved into the top five. The leaders were in heavy lapped traffic as Jones continued to challenge Adams for the lead.

He was under him again on the final lap in turns one and two. Jones final bid for the win ended in a fourth turn 360 spin. Jones had finished second in the first three races of the season. Adams, a recent high school graduate, beat Christian Rumsey to the line by .912 in the non-stop feature. Newlin, Dave Grube and Jones completed the top five. Ken Duke Jr., Cale Reigle, Kassidy Kreitz, Drew Ritchey and Doug Dodson rounded out the top 10.

Scott Ellerman, Rumsey, Jones and Newlin won the heat races. Kyle Ganoe won the consolation.

Pete Leister won the 15-lap feature for the Juniata Junction xtreme stocks. Brad Mitch, Dustin Hoffman, Andrew Shoop and Dustin Snook completed the top five.

Sprint Car Feature 1 (20 laps): 1. Logan Wagner. 2. Kyle Reinhardt. 3. Ryan Smith. 4. Lance Dewease. 5. Dylan Cisney. 6. Danny Dietrich. 7. Mike Wagner. 8. Anthony Macri. 9. Blane Heimbach. 10. TJ Stutts. 11. Ryan Taylor. 12. AJ Flick. 13. Cory Haas. 14. Lucas Wolfe. 15. Jason Shultz. 16. Tyler Reeser. 17.Steve Buckwalter. 18. Jared Esh. 19. Landon Myers. 20. Jeff Miller. 21. Tyler Bear. 22. Nicole Bower. 23. Justin Whittall. 24. Trenton Sheaffer.

Sprint Car Feature 2 (20 laps): 1. Wagner. 2. Dietrich. 3. Dewease. 4. Cisney. 5. Smith. 6. Macri. 7. Reinhardt. 8. M. Wagner. 9. Heimbach. 10. Stutts. 11. Haas. 12. Wolfe. 13. Shultz. 14 .Taylor. 15. Esh. 16. Reeser. 17. Flick. 18. Miller. 19. Bear. 20. Mike Walter II 21. Bower. 22. Whittall. 23. Myers. 24 Buckwalter.

Did Not Qualify: Michael Walter, Kyle Smith, Dustin Baney, Daryl Stimeling, Cory Thornton, Troy Fraker, Tyler Walton.

305 Sprint Car Feature (20 laps): 1. Devin Adams. 2. Christian Rumsey. 3. Zach Newlin. 4. Dave Grube. 5. Jonathan Jones. 6. Ken Duke Jr. 7. Cale Reigle. 8. Kassidy Kreitz. 9. Drew Ritchey. 10. Doug Dodson. 11. Scott Ellerman. 12. Robert Garvey. 13. Kyle Ganoe. 14. Fred Arnold. 15. Nick Sweigart. 16. Larry McVay. 17. Mike Alleman. 18. Landon Price. 19. Michael Wenrick. 20. Kirsten Hess. 21. Jake Waters. 22. Cruz Kepner. 23. Erin Statler. 24. Domenic Melair. 25. Dave Graber. 26. Kurt Knepper.

Did Not Qualify: Samantha Lieberman, Kenny Heffner, Steve Surniak, Tom Carberry, Jay Krout, Jimmy White, Dave Wickham, Rick Romig, Eric Mathiot, Chad Connor, Austin Burke, Wally Eshenaur,

Xtreme Stock Feature (15 laps) 1. Pete Leister. 2. Brad Mitch. 3. Dustin Hoffman. 4. Andrew Shoop. 5. Dustin Snook. 6. Chuck Bryner. 7. Craig Imes. 8. Walt Peters. 9. Chase Kepner. 10. Bill Cooper. 11. Kevin Imes. DNS: Zachary Knepp.

Brett Michalski wins at Lincoln Speedway David Giles

Saturday, June 8, 2019

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

BRETT MICHALSKI WINS FIRST CAREER 410 WIN

Abbottstown, PA (June 8, 2019) – They say the first win is always the hardest. Coming off his rookie of the year campaign, Brett Michalski won his first feature in the 410 division on Saturday night at Lincoln Speedway. After Michalski found success in the 360 division, he made the jump to 410 sprints full time in 2018.

Michalski started on the pole of the 25-lap feature with Kyle Moody on the outside of the front row. Moody was back at Lincoln after missing two weeks of racing.

Michalski got a good start at the line with Tim Wagaman getting by both Cole Young and Trey Hivner for third. Wagaman tried to get under Moody for second but couldn’t make it stick. Freddie Rahmer also had a solid start getting around three cars to advance to fourth on the first lap.

As Michalski and Moody both ran the top line around the track Moody started to reel Michalski in. The leaders hit lapped traffic on lap 6. Moody was forced to the bottom to get by lapped traffic which allowed Michalski to pull away.

The yellow flag came out on lap 15 for Trey Hivner who came to a stop in the top of turn 4.

Michalski led Moody, Wagaman, Rahmer and Jim Siegel to the cone for the single file restart.

Rahmer got under Wagaman for third as Michalski held onto the lead. As Michalski and Moody ran the top again, Rahmer was trying the bottom in turns 1 and 2. Rahmer reeled Moody in and slid up in front of him in turns 3 and 4 on lap 21 for second.

After taking second, Rahmer went to work on Michalski for the lead. The leaders were catching the tail end of the field as the white flag flew. Rahmer had one more shot for the win and took the chance with a slide job in 3 and 4 on the last lap but Michalski came back and beat him to the checkered flag by .263 seconds.

Moody held onto third. Siegel finished fourth and Wagaman completed the top five.

Heat winners were Brett Michalski, Kyle Moody and Trey Hivner.

This Saturday, June 15, Lincoln Speedway is back in action with the 410 Sprints, 358 Sprints (Regular Show + May 25 make-up feature) & PennMar Modifieds. Racing starts at 7:30PM with pit gates opening at 5:00PM and grandstand gates opening at 5:30PM.

RACE RESULTS

Saturday, June 8, 2019

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

Gene Latta Ford 410 Sprints:

410 Sprint Feature Finish (25 Laps) – 1. 73B-Brett Michalski ($3,500); 2. 51-Freddie Rahmer; 3. 99-Kyle Moody; 4. 59-Jim Siegel; 5. 1*-Tim Wagaman; 6. 69-Tim Glatfelter; 7. 87-Alan Krimes; 8. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe; 9. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 10. 1X-Chad Trout; 11. 75-Chase Dietz; 12. 15-Adam Wilt; 13. 21T-Scott Fisher; 14. 21-Brian Montieth; 15. 17-Cole Young; 16. 53-Jessie Attard; 17. 11P-Greg Plank; 18. 12-Barry Shearer; 19. 7-Trey Hivner (DNF); 20. 27G-Jay Galloway (DNF); 21. 18-Todd Rittenhouse Jr. (DNF)

Lap Leader – Brett Michalski (1-25)

410 Sprint Heat One Finish (10 laps) - 1. 73B-Brett Michalski; 2. 17-Cole Young; 3. 75-Chase Dietz; 4. 15-Adam Wilt; 5. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe; 6. 53-Jessie Attard; 7. 21T-Scott Fisher

410 Sprint Heat Two Finish (10 laps) - 1. 99-Kyle Moody; 2. 51-Freddie Rahmer; 3. 1*-Tim Wagaman; 4. 1X-Chad Trout; 5. 21-Brain Montieth; 6. 27G-Jay Galloway; 7. 11P-Greg Plank

410 Sprint Heat Three Finish (10 laps) - 1. 7-Trey Hivner; 2. 69-Tim Glatfelter; 3. 59-Jim Siegel; 4. 87-Alan Krimes; 5. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 6. 18-Todd Rittenhouse Jr.; 7. 12-Barry Shearer

Freddie Rahmer picked up the win in the 25 lap Sprint Car Feature event at Williams Grove Speedway on 6-7-19. Photo by WRT Speedwerx Photographer Troy Junkins

Rahmer & Eckert Win Second Of Season At Williams Grove Friday

6/7/19

Mechanicsburg – Freddie Rahmer scored his second win of the season Friday night at Williams Grove Speedway, earning $4,080 for the sprint car win that was the eighth of his career at the speedway.

In the Tri-Track Late Model Challenge Series for super lates, York’s Rick Eckert scored his second oval win of the season as well, making a clean sweep of his events by setting fast time, winning his heat and then the main event.

Chad Trout started second in the 25-lap 410 sprint car main and took the lead over polesitter Rodney Westhafer when action began as Rahmer came to second from fourth on the opening lap.

Rahmer raced in Trout’s shadow for the first six laps before finally getting the lead.

Prior to taking control, he raced to Trout’s outside repeatedly in the third and first turns only to be forced to fall back in line just behind the leader.

But he was finally able to get far enough around Trout to complete the pass in the first and second turns on the seventh tour.

“I just moved up a half lane and had a little better exit,” Rahmer said of how he got the lead.

“That’s what I thought I had to do to win.”

“Once you get by yourself you can really focus on hitting your marks and managing your wheel spin,” he said of getting out front and setting the pace.

Rahmer hit the rear of the field with nine away but then saw his pace slowed, and his 1.7 second lead erased on the 12th lap when the only caution flag of the race unfurled for a stopped Troy Fraker.

Rahmer jetted away on the restart as Danny Dietrich raced with Trout for second.

With five laps to go Rahmer had a 3.8 second lead that dropped off a bit, to 3.578 seconds at the finish.

Dietrich finally got by Trout on the 24th circuit.

Trout finished third followed by Kyle Reinhardt and Westhafer.

Sixth through 10th went to Lucas Wolfe, Cory Haas, TJ Stutts, Brian Montieth and Steve Buckwalter.

Heats went to Westhafer and Trout.

Eckert started on the pole and led every lap of the 30-lap special for super late models to earn $3,000 for the win that was the eighth of his career at Williams Grove.

His pace was slowed by four caution periods but each time with Dan Stone and Coleby Frye lining up just behind, Eckert was up to the challenge and pulled away from the field.

Stone and Frye exchanged second spot more than once before Stone finally kept the spot to the finish.

Eckert’s margin of victory was 5.396 seconds.

Frye was third followed by Jerry Bard and Jim Bernheisel.

Sixth through 10th went to Matt Cosner, Tyler Horst, Andy Haus, Jason Covert and Darryl Hills.

Twin heats went to Eckert and Lathroum.

Haus earned the hard charger award after starting 16th in the field.

Eckert’s fast time was 19.595 seconds.

Keep up to date on all the latest speedway news and information by visiting the oval’s official website located at www.williamsgrove.com or by following the track on Twitter and Facebook.

Feature finishes:

6/7/19

410 sprints, 25 laps: 1. Freddie Rahmer, 2. Danny Dietrich, 3. Chad Trout, 4. Kyle Reinhardt, 5. Rodney Westhafer, 6. Lucas Wolfe, 7. Cory Haas, 8. TJ Stutts, 9. Brian Montieth, 10. Steve Buckwalter, 11. Kody Lehman, 12. Tyler Bear, 13. Greg Plank, 14. Troy Fraker, 15. Chris Arnold, 16. Dwight Leppo,

DNS: Anthony Macri, Robbie Kendall

Cory Eliason won at BAPS Motor Speedway Thursday David Giles

BAPS Motor Speedway 6/6

Greg Hodnett Foundation Race...1 #26 Cory Eliason 2 #21 Brian Montieth 3 #24 Lucas Wolfe 4 #07 Gerard McIntyre 5 #72 Ryan Smith 6 #91R Kyle Reinhardt 7 #48 Danny Dietrich 8 #37 JJ Grasso 9 #39M Anthony Macri 10 #49H Bradley Howard 11 #73B Brett Michalski 12 #90 Jordan Givler 13 #44 Dylan Norris 14 #2W Glenndon Forsythe 15 #33W Mike Walter 16 #11 Jim Shuster 17 #11P Greg Plank 18 #91 Tony Fiore 19 #17B Steve Buckwalter 20 #49 Mallie Shuster 21 #39 Cory Haas 22 #15 Adam Wilt 23 #42 Sye Lynch 6/6

June 2nd, 2019

2019 CHAMPION RACING OIL/RM RACING 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, J&S Fabrication and LaSalle Racing Engines.

Dietrich Makes it 7, Macri Gets His 1st

The 2019 Champion Racing Oil/RM Racing Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars only had two shows on the books for the weekend. The first was at Williams Grove Speedway on Friday night May31st where Danny Dietrich won his 7th series race of the year, passing Dylan Cisney on the last corner for the win. Saturday night down at Lincoln Speedway it was Anthony Macri just beating the rain for his first point series win of the 2019 season.

The series continues this coming weekend with the Greg Hodnett Foundation race at BAPS Motor Speedway on Thursday June 6th. Williams Grove Speedway runs on Friday June 7th. The following day Saturday June 8th Port Royal and Lincoln Speedways both have shows.

Danny Dietrich leads the points over Lucas Wolfe with Ryan Smith in 3rd.

Without the above sponsors the point series payout would not be possible. Thank you to all of them.

2019 CHAMPION RACING OIL / RM RACING LUBRICANTS CENTRAL PA SPRINTS
                Presented by Hoseheads.com

After; June 1

Listing; Position, Car Number, Driver, Points, Series Wins

1.    48    Danny Deitrich    718   7
2.    24    Lucas Wolfe        411   2
3.    72    Ryan Smith        365
4.    21    Brian Montieth    354   2
5.    51    Freddie Rahmer    337   3
6.    39M    Anthony Macri    327   1
7.    69K    Lance Dewease    323   5
8.    87    Alan Krimes        265   2
9.    1    Logan Wagner    233   2
10.    15    Adam Wilt        224
11.    1x    Chad Trout        195
12.    70    Brock Zearfoss    187
13.    5    Dylan Cisney        179   1
14.    75    Chase Dietz        175   1
15.    39    Cory Haas        172
16.    11    T J Stutts        166
17.    59    Jim Siegel        163
18.    17B    Steve Buckwalter    137
19.    99M    Kyle Moody        131
20.    41    David Gravel        122   1
21.    12    Blane Heimbach    112   1
22.    20    Ryan Taylor        104   1
23.    33    Jared Esh        89
24.    88    Brandon Rahmer    88
25.    55    Mike Wagner        86

Champion Racing Oil/RM Racing Lubricants Central PA Point Series 2019 Up-Coming Schedule

June
6th BAPS
7th Williams Grove
8th Lincoln
8th Port Royal

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 2019 Champion Racing Oil/RM Racing Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars Presented by Hoseheads at

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Anthony Macri wins at Lincoln Speedway Kris Keath

Saturday, June 1, 2019
LINCOLN SPEEDWAY
Abbottstown, PA

Anthony Macri Lands in Victory Lane for First Feature Win of 2019; Cody Fletcher Earns His First Lincoln 358 Win; Rain Postpones Wingless Super Sportsman & 358 Sprint Features
UPCOMING SCHEDULE:
Saturday, June 8, 2019 (7:30PM) 410 Sprints + 360/358 Sprint Car Challenge + York Flooring Kids Big Wheel Races
Saturday, June 15 (7:30pm) 410 Sprints + 358 Sprints [Regular Show + Make-up Feature from May 25] + PennMar Modifieds
Saturday, June 22 (7:30pm) Fallen Firefighters Night in Memory of Brandon Little + Kids Night | 410 Sprints ($5,000 to win!) + 358 Sprints

Abbottstown, PA (June 1, 2019) – Anthony Macri has looked fast since the beginning of the 2019 season but had yet to turn his speed into a win. That all changed on Saturday night when Macri landed in victory lane at Lincoln Speedway.
T.J. Stutts started on the pole with Cole Young on the outside of row 1. Stutts took the lead when the green flag dropped. Landon Myers got under Young in 3 and 4 for second to beat him to the flag stand.
The red flag came out on lap 1 after Young made contact with Myers bumper in turn 3. After contact was made Young collected Tim Glatfelter who landed upside down. Freddie Rahmer was also caught up in the wreck.
Stutts led the field to the cone for a single file restart with Myers, Chase Dietz, Anthony Macri and Adam Wilt in line behind him.
With Stutts going to the top of the track on the restart, Myers tried the bottom but to no avail and Stutts maintained the lead.
Macri got around the outside of Myers to take second on lap 3. Dietz followed suit on lap 7 and took over the third spot from Myers.
Working through lapped traffic, Stutts got hung up behind a lapped car allowing Macri to close in. Macri got under Stutts in turns 3 and 4 and the two went wheel to wheel at the flag stand with Macri taking the lead by inches on lap 9.
Stutts got him right back in turns 1 and 2 to regain the lead. Macri stuck around running the bottom line while Stutts worked his way around the top of the track.
Once again Macri got under Stutts in turns 3 and 4, this time on lap 14, to take the lead. This time it was for good.
Dietz started to reel Stutts in for second running the top line after Stutts moved down to run the bottom of the track. Dietz took the spot on lap 21 coming out of turn 2.
Now it was Wilt’s turn to work on Stutts for position. Wilt took third on lap 23 after getting under Stutts in turns 1 and 2.
Dietz tried to chase Macri down for the lead, but there weren’t enough laps left to get around him.
Macri beat Dietz to the checkered flag by .377 seconds. Wilt crossed the line third. Alan Krimes finished fourth and T.J. Stutts held on to finish fifth.
Heat winners were Robbie Kendall, T.J. Stutts and Cole Young.
Cody Fletcher Earns His First Lincoln 358 Win
The first race on Saturday night’s program was the 358 Sprint make-up feature from May 4.
Four drivers scheduled to start the feature did not make the call. They were Tyler Walton (who has since moved to the 410 division) Steve Owings, Austin Treuchet and Jon Stewart.
Jeff Halligan had motor issues during warmups and ran Dylan Orwig’s 2D car for the make-up feature. Zach Allman also had issues during warmups and was going to run Steve Kisamore’s 77K machine.
Cody Fletcher lined up in the pole position with Mark VanVorst sharing the front row.
VanVorst lead the field through turns 1 and 2 at the start but Fletcher took the lead in turns 3 and 4 to officially lead lap 1.
Troy Wagaman got by VanVorst for second on lap 3 and Doug Hammaker wasn’t far behind, taking third from VanVorst on lap 4.
Wagaman started to work on reeling in Fletcher but couldn’t get close enough to make a move for the lead.
The yellow flag came out on lap 12 when Jeff Rohrbaugh came to a stop on the front stretch.
Fletcher led Wagaman, Hammaker, Dylan Norris and Matt Findley to the cone for the single file restart.
Fletcher had a great start and pulled away from the rest of the field at the cone. Wagaman was able to reel Fletcher in and the top two started to pull away from the field.
Wagaman made one last effort and nearly caught Fletcher coming to the checkered flag, but Fletcher held him off by .114 seconds to earn his first career win at Lincoln in the 358 division. Hammaker finished third. Norris crossed the line fourth and Findley completed the top five.
The regularly scheduled 358-sprint car feature was postponed and will be made up on Saturday, June 15.
This Saturday, June 8, Lincoln Speedway is back in action with the 410 Sprints, 358 /360 Sprint Car Challenge & Kids Big Wheel Races. Racing starts at 7:30PM with pit gates opening at 5:00PM and grandstand gates opening at 5:30PM.
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 1, 2019
LINCOLN SPEEDWAY
Abbottstown, PA
Gene Latta Ford 410 Sprints:
410 Sprint Feature Finish (25 Laps) – 1. 39M-Anthony Macri ($3,500); 2. 75-Chase Dietz; 3. 15-Adam Wilt; 4. 87-Alan Krimes; 5. 11-T.J. Stutts; 6. 39-Cory Haas; 7. 21-Brian Montieth; 8. 1X-Chad Trout; 9. 59-Jim Siegel; 10. 55K-Robbie Kendall; 11. 19M-Landon Myers; 12. 07-Gerard McIntyre; 13. 21T-Scott Fisher; 14. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe; 15. 33-Jared Esh; 16. 1*-Tim Wagaman; 17. 11P-Greg Plank; 18. 12-Barry Shearer; 19. 49H-Bradley Howard; 20. 7-Trey Hivner (DNF); 21. 17-Cole Young (DNF); 22. 69-Tim Glatfelter (DNF); 23. 51-Freddie Rahmer (DNF); 24. 88-Brandon Rahmer (DNS)
Lap Leaders – T.J. Stutts (1-8 & 10-13), Anthony Macri (9 & 14-25)
410 Sprint Heat One Finish (10 laps) - 1. 55K-Robbie Kendall; 2. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 3. 19M-Landon Myers; 4. 69-Tim Glatfelter; 5. 87-Alan Krimes; 6. 59-Jim Siegel; 7. 1X-Chad Trout; 8. 21T-Scott Fisher; 9. 12-Barry Shearer
410 Sprint Heat Two Finish (10 laps) - 1. 11-T.J. Stutts; 2. 39M-Anthony Macri; 3. 51-Freddie Rahmer; 4. 49H-Bradley Howard; 5. 39-Cory Haas; 6. 7-Trey Hivner; 7. 33-Jared Esh; 8. 14T-Tyler Walton (DNF); 9. 74-Dwayne Gutshall (DNS)
410 Sprint Heat Three Finish (10 laps) - 1. 17-Cole Young; 2. 75-Chase Dietz; 3. 15-Adam Wilt; 4. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe; 5. 07-Gerard McIntyre; 6. 21-Brian Montieth; 7. 1*-Tim Wagaman; 8. 11P-Greg Plank; 9. 73B-Brett Michalski (DNS)

Danny Dietrich raced to the win over Dylan Cisney in the 410 Sprint Car Feature at Williams Grove Speedway on 5-31-19 Photos by WRT Speedwerx Photographer Troy Junkins

Dietrich Robs Cisney Of First Williams Grove Win In Final Turn, Nouse Gets 358s

5/31/19

Mechanicsburg – Dylan Cisney came within yards of winning the first Williams Grove Speedway 410 sprint car feature of his career on Friday night but finishing just yards ahead of him, or .066 seconds, was Danny Dietrich.

Dietrich pulled off a last turn, last lap swoop for the lead that robbed Cisney of the glory until another day although Cisney appeared ready for the limelight for the first 24 and three-quarter laps.

Elsewhere, Kevin Nouse scored the 358 sprint car main to notch his first oval win of the year and become the third division winner in as many races this season.

Cisney started on the pole for the 25-lap 410 sprint main and raced to stay ahead of second starter Brian Montieth from the very beginning and it was no easy task for Cisney to stay at the helm.

Already on the second lap Montieth got around Cisney only to see Cisney beat him back to the stripe.

And this scene played out repeatedly throughout the event, mostly in the second turn when Montieth would get under Cisney and take control, leaving Cisney to fight back, which he always seemed to be able to do.

On two occasions, Cisney even dropped off of the cushion and raced back to Montieth’s inside as the pair shot down the backchute in order to reclaim control but in most instances, Cisney was able to catapult back around the outside of his challenger.

The first caution flag of the event unfurled with nine laps to go when Anthony Macri stopped on the track and then red flag appeared on the restart when Rodney Westhafer spun in the first corner while Gerard McIntyre Jr. vaulted over the fence.

Cisney thwarted Montieth when action resumed and Dietrich made a huge move from sixth to third but again the red flag came out two laps later, this time for a crashed Chase Dietz on the frontchute.

This put Dietrich in play but the show was between Cisney and Montieth when action again restarted with Cisney again getting the better of the deal, racing with precision to stay ahead of his challenger despite moves by Montieth that saw him nose into the lead briefly.

But the complexion of the race changed with five laps to go when a final caution flag bunched the field.

Dietrich stuck to Montieth when green reappeared and pulled a third turn dive to steal second with three laps to go.

Dietrich’s dives into three would prove lethal for Cisney in the final turns as the Gettysburg driver was able to get just close enough to complete a pass on the cushion –running leader.

Cisney then turned the car to the inside of Dietrich as the pair raced to the checkers, drawing back up to Dietrich’s cockpit by the finish.

Dietrich picked up an extra $250 from WC Eshenaur and Sons Fuels for the last lap pass to go along with the posted $3,680 winner’s share.

It was his second win of the season at Williams Grove.

Cisney settled for second followed by Montieth, Steve Buckwalter and Adrian Shaffer.

Sixth through 10th went to Kyle Reinhardt, TJ Stutts, Jared Esh, Chad Trout and Kody Lehman.

Heats went to Cisney, Montieth and Shaffer.

Nouse took the lead from Tyler Brehm on a lap three restart to speed to the 21st limited sprint win of his career at Williams Grove in the 20-lap 358 sprint feature race.

Doug Hammaker raced into second from the fourth starting spot on the fourth lap.

Hammaker was able to run down Nouse during the final few laps but Nouse stayed safely ahead to the finish.

Hammaker was second followed by Troy Wagaman Jr., Brett Wanner and Jeff Halligan.

Heats went to Brehm and Nouse.

Keep up to date on all the latest speedway news and information by visiting the oval’s official website located at www.williamsgrove.com or by following the track on Twitter and Facebook.

Feature finishes

5/31/19

410 sprints, 25 laps: 1. Danny Dietrich, 2. Dylan Cisney, 3. Brian Montieth, 4. Steve Buckwalter, 5. Adrian Shaffer, 6. Kyle Reinhardt, 7. TJ Stutts, 8. Jared Esh, 9. Chad Trout, 10. Kody Lehman, 11. Rick Lafferty, 12. Tyler Bear, 13. Nicole Bower, 14. Troy Fraker, 15. Greg Plank, 16. Chase Dietz, 17. Rodney Westhafer, 18. Gerard McIntyre Jr., 19. Anthony Macri, 20. Robbie Kendall, 21. Freddier Rahmer, 22. Hank Donovan Jr., 23. Cory Haas, 24. Dwight Leppo

May 27th, 2019

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The series continues this coming weekend at Williams Grove Speedway Friday May 31st. On Saturday June 1st the point series has a show at Lincoln Speedway.

Danny Dietrich leads the points over Lucas Wolfe with Ryan Smith up to 3rd.

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After; May 26

Listing; Position, Car Number, Driver, Points, Series Wins

1.    48    Danny Deitrich    668   6
2.    24    Lucas Wolfe        411   2
3.    72    Ryan Smith        365
4.    51    Freddie Rahmer    337   3
5.    69K    Lance Dewease    323   5
6.    21    Brian Montieth    308   2
7.    39M    Anthony Macri    277
8.    87    Alan Krimes        240   2
9.    1    Logan Wagner    233   2
10.    15    Adam Wilt        194
11.    70    Brock Zearfoss    187
12.    1x    Chad Trout        169
13.    39    Cory Haas        154
14.    59    Jim Siegel        151
15.    5    Dylan Cisney        144   1
16.    75    Chase Dietz        140   1
17.    99M    Kyle Moody        131
18.    11    T J Stutts        130
19.    41    David Gravel        122   1
20.    12    Blane Heimbach    112   1
20.    17B    Steve Buckwalter    112
22.    20    Ryan Taylor        104   1
23.    88    Brandon Rahmer    88
24.    55    Mike Wagner        86
25.    69    Tim Glatfelter        85

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Logan Wagner won the 410 Sprint Weikert Memorial at Port Royal Speedway 5-26-2019. Brian Rhoad

Logan Wagner Captures Sprint Car Weikert Memorial

BY- Justin Snyder

PORT ROYAL, Pa- Logan Wagner felt like he let one get away from him. After leading 23 laps on night one of the Bob Weikert Memorial Saturday night, Wagner got passed by Danny Dietrich following a late restart and finished second.

He could've wallowed and blamed the broken left rear shock that made his car hard to handle and he could've made excuses about cautions and bad luck. However like the old saying says, 'When you get kicked off the bull, you get back on'

Wagner passed his father Mike Wagner on lap 14 and held off a hard charging Dietrich to claim the 10 thousand dollar payday and gain a little redemption in front off a packed grandstand during a late night that saw rain attempt to play foil.

"Everything worked on in our favor tonight," said Wagner, a Harrisonville native and current speedway point leader. "We positioned ourselves well and we run well and my whole crew gave me a car that was made to win."

Freddie Rahmer was fast time and high point man following the heat races and he drew a 10 invert, putting AJ Flick and Mike Wagner on the front row for the feature event.

Flick jumped out to the early lead, with the Logan Wagner making a quick move from his 5th starting position to third on the opening lap.

As Flick was setting a blistering pace on an extremely fast race track, the elder Wagner and his son settled in behind him. However, Lucas Wolfe was making early moves as he moved into the top 5 of lap 5.

One lap later, Flick approached the tail end of the field of turn 3 and a lap later Wolfe moved past Ryan Taylor for 4th as he attempted to make it 3-straight Weikert Memorial victories.

However, the rally would be short lived as a lap later, Wolfe came to a stop in turn 3 with a flat tire and brought the field to the caution flag. Wolfe would rejoin the field following repairs.

On the restart, Mike Wagner made his move. He pulled under Flick in turn 1 and made the pass stick coming out of turn 2. Logan Wagner would follow as well on lap 10, however Greg Plank came to a stop in turn 1 to bring out the second caution of the night and negating Logan's pass.

Following the restart, Logan Wagner once again made the pass of Flick for second and set his sights on his father. Ryan Taylor and Kyle Reinhardt followed suit. On lap 14 Flick's night would also come to an end following a shredded right rear tire that sent him into the backstretch guard rail.

Following a red flag for fuel, rain drops began to fall from the sky for the second time on the night. However, speedway officials deemed the track ok and cars once again pushed off for the restart.

One lap later, Logan made his move on his father, sliding through the bottom in turn's 3 and 4 to claim the lead for good and lead lap 15.

"I knew we had the car to beat and under that red I told my guys I was just being patient and was waiting to make my move," said Wagner. "The car was so good that I just had to get up there and I knew once we got out front it be smooth sailing if I hit my marks and did my job."

Once out front, Wagner took off, building over a 3 second lead by lap 20. As Wagner was cruising around the top of the speedway, Dietrich was looking to make it a repeat of night 1.

After starting 9th in the field, Dietrich cracked the top 5 on lap 17 and passed Taylor for 4th on lap 18. Wagner hit lap traffic on lap 22, and one lap later Dietrich passed Reinhardt for 3rd. The following lap Dietrich passed the elder Wagner for second in turns 3 and 4 and he set his sights on Logan.

Dietrich attempted to catch the Zemco sprinter, but with Wagner sailing around the top of the speedway and taking it easy, he had nothing for them. Wagner would take the checkered flag by 1.208 seconds over Dietrich, who would claim the Steer Head trophy following a tie breaker with Wagner for being the best after 2-nights.

Lance Dewease, Reinhardt and Mike Wagner rounded out the top 5.

Not only did the win make up for a tough night 1 loss, but it was redemption following last year's Weikert Memorial that saw Wagner blow a tire while leading with 6-laps to go.

"I think that video recap of last years race has about 22 thousand views and after losing that one I think 20 thousand of them were me." said Wagner. "This is pretty easily the biggest win of my career and I couldn’t be happier than to be standing here in victory lane on Bob Weikert night in front of all these fans."

While second wasn't what he was looking for, Dietrich was just happy to be on the podium and be going home with the coveted bull trophy

" We got the bull and that's all we really wanted," said Dietrich. "We got a win last night and we been coming up here all year to bring trophy home and I can’t be any happier."

"Logan has been extremely fast here all year and he's tough to beat. So hats off to those guys and I'm happy for my guys to have a pretty successful weekend."

Jared Esh, Dylan Cisney, Taylor, Wolfe and Ryan Smith rounded out the top 10.

Feature Finish, 30 Laps: 1. Logan Wagner; 2. Danny Dietrich; 3. Lance Dewease; 4. Kyle Reinhardt; 5. Mike Wagner; 6. Jared Esh; 7. Dylan Cisney; 8. Ryan Taylor; 9. Lucas Wolfe; 10. Ryan Smith; 11. T.J. Stutts; 12. Freddie Rahmer; 13. Tyler Reeser; 14. Justin Whittall; 15. Blane Heimbach; 16. A.J. Flick; 17. Jeff Miller; 18. Kody Lehman; 19. Kyle Smith; 20. Greg Plank; 21. Tyler Bear; 22. Nicole Bower; 23. Joey Hershey; 24. Anthony Macri; 25. Dustin Baney; 26. Steve Buckwalter. DNS: Rick Lafferty.

Danny Dietrich wins night one of the Bob Weikert Memorial Weekend at Port Royal Speedway. Dave Giles Photo.

Danny Dietrich Parks the Weikert #29 in Victory Lane During Night 1 of the the Bob Weikert Memorial

By: Justin Snyder

PORT ROYAL, Pa- On a weekend where honoring legendary car owner Bob Weikert was the main attraction at Port Royal Speedway, it was only fitting that a famed Red, White and Blue Weikert's Livestock #29 would be sitting in victory lane to close out the night.

"I think old Bob is probably up there smiling tonight," said Todd Weikert, son of the National Sprint Car Hall of Famer owner. "He lived for seeing that #29 in victory lane."

Danny Dietrich, driving a tribute Weikert paint scheme #29 different from his normal #48, fought off Logan Wagner in a fierce battle to claim 10 thousand dollars, plus $1,500 in bonus money in night one of the Memorial Day weekend tradition and the Steer Head trophy that comes with it.

"That trophy right there is what it’s all about, " beamed Dietrich, of Gettysburg. "We been wanting to get one of those things for years and we finally pulled it off."

But it wasn't easy. Not only did he have to get by and hold off Wagner, but incoming rain showers were threatening to halt racing action.

Wagner and Dietrich led the field to the green flag after fast qualifier and high point man of the night Ryan Smith drew a 3 invert prior to the feature event.

Wagner, the Weikert's Livestock 410 Series defending point champion and current speedway points leader jumped out to the early lead with Dietrich in tow. Lucas Wolfe moved into 4th from his fifth starting position coming out of turn 2 on the opening circuit and briefly slid into third before settling into 4th at the flag stand.

Within three laps, Wagner had built up a 1 second lead and was cruising around the top of the speedway. He would nearly double that distance over Dietrich before entering lap traffic on lap 7. This allowed Dietrich to cut the distance in half.

However, Wagner was slicing his way through lap traffic with ease and he continued to halt any momentum Dietrich could make by putting the lap cars between himself and Dietrich on the top of the speedway.

It appeared that it was smooth sailing for Wagner, but Tyler Bear came to a stop on the front stretch on lap 20, wiping out a 1.213 second advantage and bunching the front runners together to take their shots at claiming victory.

And you wouldn’t know it from how fast he looked, but Wagner was having issues as well. A broken rear shock sustained early in the feature on his famed Zemco Sprint Car was giving him fits, making the car hard to hold onto at times.

On the restart, Dietrich slid through the middle of turns 1 and 2 to grab the early lead. But Wagner, with a head of steam, pulled alongside Dietrich entering turn 3 and attempted to slide back under him coming out of turn 4. The pair drag raced to the line with Wagner holding a narrow advantage at the flag on lap 21.

Once again, the pair exchanged the lead in turn 3 and 4 the following lap, with Dietrich pulling a slide job on Wagner. However, Wagner crossed back under Dietrich to once again claim the lead by the slightest of margins at the flag stand with 8 laps to go.

It looked as if fans were going to be treated to a 4-car battle as Ryan Smith and Lance Dewease had closed in on the pair with the 2 cars swapping the lead, however racing was once again stalled on lap 23 when Tyler Reeser blew a right rear tire on the front stretch and Dan Shetler also came to a stop.

Still feeling the conditions of the broken shock, Wagner attempted to move down the track as green flag action returned. He would once again jump out to the lead, but Dietrich capitalized a lap later and made the winning pass in turns 3 and 4, using the bottom to take momentum from Wagner and hold the lead.

That was all he needed. Over the remaining 6 laps, Dietrich would build up a 1.4 second lead at one point and would cross the finish line with a 1.382 second advantage over Wagner to claim the coveted trophy.

"We been running this place a little more this year and it was all to be able to win that Bull," said Dietrich in victory lane. "This is a dream come true and man is this just great!"

A dejected Wagner settled for second and set his sights on night 2 of the event.

"I broke a left rear shock, so I was cruising around there with three shocks and what was left there hanging on the frame," said Wagner. "We did all we could to hold him off for 20 laps and I hated to see those cautions."

"We'll get 4 shocks on it for tomorrow and we'll give it another go and see if we can’t be sitting one spot higher tomorrow night."

Smith, Dewease and Wolfe completed the top 5 with Anthony Macri, Ryan Taylor, Tj Stutts, Jared Esh and Mike Wagner filling out the top 10.

Rain started to fall following the completion of the 410 Sprint Car feature event, forcing speedway officials to move the 5 thousand to win River Valley Builders Super Late Model featre event to the beginning of Sunday's finale.

Sprint Car Results- 1. Danny Dietrich 2. Logan Wagner 3. Ryan Smith 4. Lance Dewease 5. Lucas Wolfe 6. Anthony Macri 7. Ryan Taylor 8. TJ Stutts 9. Jared Esh 10. Mike Wagner 11. Blane Heimbach 12, AJ Flick 13. Dylan Cisney 14. Rick Lafferty 15. Tony Fiore 16. Joey Hershey 17. Trenton Sheaffer 18. Adrian Shaffer 19. Kody Lehman 20. Tyler Reeser 21. Dan Shetler 22. Freddie Rahmer 23. Steve Buckwalter 24. Tyler Bear

Saturday, May 25, 2019

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

Brian Montieth Works Through Field for Feature Win; Jeremy Ott Wins Rain Shortened Legends Feature

UPCOMING SCHEDULE:

Saturday, June 1, 2019 (7:30PM) 410 Sprints + 358 Sprints [Regular Show + Make-up Feature from May 4] + Wingless Super Sportsman

Saturday, June 8, 2019 (7:30PM) 410 Sprints + 360/358 Sprint Car Challenge + York Flooring Kids Big Wheel Races

Saturday, June 15 (7:30pm) 410 Sprints + 358 Sprints [Regular Show + Make-up Feature from May 25] + PennMar Modifieds

Abbottstown, PA (May 25, 2019) – Brian Montieth’s 63rd win at Lincoln wasn’t an easy one. Montieth lined up eighth as Trey Hivner and Cole Young led the field to the green flag.

Hivner took the lead as the green flag dropped with Young settling into second. Chase Dietz got around Tim Glatfelter on the first lap for fourth.

Ft. Myers, Florida native, RC Roper, pulled in on lap 3. Lap 3 also saw Adam Wilt move into fifth moving Glatfelter back to sixth.

By lap 4 Montieth had made his way up to sixth from his eighth starting spot.

Hivner hit lapped traffic on lap 5 with Young closing in. Once Hivner put the first car a lap down he created some space between Young. It didn’t take Young long to close the gap but his run to take over first was put on hold when the caution came out on lap 8 for Barry Shearer when he got spun around in turn 2. Shearer rejoined the field.

Hivner led the field to the cone for the restart with Young, Glenndon Forsythe, Dietz and Montieth in line behind him.

Hivner got a good start and left Young to battle Forsythe for second. Forsythe tried the outside and nearly made it work with Young beating him back to the flag stand by inches. The next time around Young held onto second by a car length having created some space between Forsythe.

Montieth got around Forsythe for third on lap 11 and started to go to work on Young for second with Hivner 2.5 seconds out in front of the battle.

The battle for second caught up with Hivner with 10 laps to go as he tried to get around a lapped car. The top three were running within a second of each other.

Young tried a slide job for the lead on lap 19 in turns 3 and 4. Montieth managed to get under both Young and Hivner with one move in turn 4 during their battle for first to take the lead. The slide job worked as Young got around Hivner, holding on to second with Hivner falling back to third.

Montieth beat Young to the checkered flag by 1.337 seconds for his 63rd victory in the pigeon hills. Hivner held onto third. Glenndon Forsythe crossed the line fourth and Adam Wilt finished fifth.

Heat winners were Trey Hivner and Glenndon Forsythe.

Jeremy Ott Wins Rain Shortened Legends Feature

Jeremy Ott and Bill Diehl shared the front row of Saturday night’s feature. Ott got out to the lead with Diehl trying to make the outside work to take the lead. Before the first lap was complete the caution came out. Austin Bellemare, Cory Phillips, Rick Hartwig, Chandler Pagnotta and Tony Mrakovich got caught up in turns 3 and 4. Jorjie Sweger came to a stop on the front stretch.

The field lined up for a complete restart. This time Diehl made the outside work and got the lead on the start. Ott was close and all over Diehl for first.

Travis McClelland was up to fourth from his ninth starting spot on lap two. On the next lap McClelland got by Bill Diehl for third going into turn 1.

Diehl started to pull away from the field. Travis Perry was working on Blaine Leppo for fourth. Perry got his nose under Leppo on lap 5 but Leppo beat him back to the flag stand. Perry made the move for fourth on the next lap.

McClelland was on Ott’s bumper as he tried to take second. The pair caught Diehl on lap 10 with the top three running bumper to bumper.

The leaders caught lapped traffic on lap 12 but moved around the first car maintaining their single file line.

The caution flag came out on lap 14 for Cory Phillips who came to a stop in turn 4.

Diehl led the field to the cone for the single file restart. Ott stuck his nose under Diehl for first coming out of turn 4 but Diehl held the spot.

The next lap Ott stuck his nose under Diehl coming out of turn 4, but this time it worked, and he beat Diehl back to the flag stand to take the lead.

The caution came out again on lap 17 for Patrick Debroisse, Zach Settle and Rick Hartwig. Hartwig was able to drive away. The caution turned to red flag conditions when Debroisse’s car went up in flames. Debroisse walked away from the fire.

Before the field could get lined up to complete the final three laps rain started to fall. The track crew ran in the track and just as it was coming in rain came again. The feature finish was made official.

Legends heat winners were Bill Diehl, Travis McClelland, Mason Chaney and Chris Transeau. The Legends consy races were won by Chandler Pagnotta and Zach Smith.

The 358-sprint car feature will be made up on Saturday, June 15.

This Saturday, June 1, Lincoln Speedway is back in action with the 410 Sprints, 358 Sprints [Regular Show + Make-up Feature from May 4] & Wingless Super Sportsman. Racing starts at 7:30PM with pit gates opening at 5:00PM and grandstand gates opening at 5:30PM.

RACE RESULTS

Saturday, May 25, 2019

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

Gene Latta Ford 410 Sprints:

410 Sprint Feature Finish (25 Laps) – 1. 21-Brian Montieth ($3,500); 2. 17-Cole Young; 3. 7-Trey Hivner; 4. 2W-Glennond Forsythe; 5. 15-Adam Wilt; 6. 75-Chase Dietz; 7. 59-Jim Siegel; 8. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 9. 87-Alan Krimes; 10. 1X-Chad Trout; 11. 69-Tim Glatfelter; 12. 48H-Bradley Howard; 13. 73B-Brett Michalski; 14. 14T-Tyler Walton; 15. 74-Dwayne Gutshall; 16. 11P-Greg Plank; 17. 21T-Scott Fisher (DNF); 18. 12-Barry Shearer (DNF); 19. V7-RC Roper (DNF); 20. 97-Brie Hershey (DNS)

Lap Leaders – Trey Hivner (1-19) & Brian Montieth (20-25)

410 Sprint Heat One Finish (10 laps) - 1. 7-Trey Hivner; 2. 69-Tim Glatfelter; 3. 21-Brian Montieth; 4. 17-Cole Young; 5. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 6. 73B-Brett Michalski; 7. 11P-Greg Plank; 8. 74-Dwayne Gutshall; 9. 14T-Tyler Walton (DNF); 10. 1X-Chad Trout (DNF)

410 Sprint Heat Two Finish (10 laps) - 1. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe; 2. 75-Chase Dietz; 3. 15-Adam Wilt; 4. 59-Jim Siegel; 5. 87-Alan Krimes; 6. 48H-Bradley Howard; 7. 21T-Scott Fisher; 8. 12-Barry Shearer; 9. V7-RC Roper; 10. 97-Brie Hershey (DNF)

Freddie Rahmer claimed the $4771 paycheck after winning the Tribute to Lynn Paxton 25 lap Sprint Car Feature event at Williams Grove Speedway on 5-24-19. Photo by WRT Speedwerx Photographer Troy Junkins

Rahmer Wires Sprints For Williams Grove Paxton Tribute, Halligan Takes 358s

5/24/19

Mechanicsburg – Freddie Rahmer wired the field for the win in Friday night’s Lynn Paxton Tribute race for 410 sprints at Williams Grove Speedway.

Rahmer collected $4,771 for the victory, the seventh of his young career at the oval.

In the 358 sprint feature, Jeff Halligan took the lead from Rodney Westhafer late to pick up his second career speedway win.

Rahmer drove to his win from the pole of the main that honored former three-time track champion Paxton of Dillsburg.

He began the main with Danny Dietrich to his outside and got the drop on the field at the initial green.

Dietrich tried to keep Rahmer close but as the race wore on Rahmer just continually stretched his advantage over the field.

He entered the rear of the field on the seventh tour as the field strung out all around the track.

With five laps to go, Rahmer had a straightaway lead over a struggling Dietrich in traffic.

The advantage in the end was 4.846 seconds for the Salfordville speedster.

“It was kinda’ a crapshoot where we’d run,” Rahmer noted about his choices of lines around the speedway as the race began.

Rahmer praised the track for the lucrative payoff while questioning a 19-car field for the event.

“Williams Grove does a lot for us. $4,700 for 25 laps – I don’t know if guys are afraid to come here or what,” he said.

Dietrich rode home second followed by Lucas Wolfe, Ryan Smith and TJ Stutts.

Sixth through 10th went to Brian Montieth, Anthony Macri, Cory Haas, Kyle Reinhardt and Chad Trout.

Heats went to Dietrich and Rahmer while Wolfe recorded fast time over the field with a lap of 17.271 seconds while collecting $300 from Fast Tees Screenprinting for his efforts under the clock.

Rodney Westhafer led from the pole at the start of the 20-lap358 sprint main while Cody Fletcher gave chase early.

Jeff Halligan started sixth in the field and worked into second with four away.

But by that time Westhafer had built a comfortable lead but a lone yellow flag in the event with six laps down gave him a clear shot at the leader.

Once able to start with the leader, Halligan stayed close to Westhafer and dogged him until lap 13 when he took the lead coming out of turn four.

Halligan then handled the field the rest of the distance while seventh starter Doug Hammaker worked his way to the front, getting by Westhafer for second with two laps to go but failing to catch the leader.

Westhafer held on for third followed by Fletcher and Scott Fisher.

Sixth through 10th went to Kevin Nouse, Matt Findley, Kyle Denmyer, Brett Wanner and Dylan Norris.

Heats went to Wanner, Fisher and Norris with Denmyer taking the consolation race.

Keep up to date on all the latest speedway news and information by visiting the oval’s official website located at www.williamsgrove.com or by following the track on Twitter and Facebook.

Feature finishes

5/24/19

410 sprints, 25 laps: 1. Freddie Rahmer, 2. Danny Dietrich, 3. Lucas Wolfe, 4. Ryan Smith, 5. TJ Stutts, 6. Brian Montieth, 7. Anthony Macri, 8. Cory Haas, 9. Kyle Reinhardt, 10. Chad Trout, 11. Dylan Cisney, 12. Rodney Westhafer, 13. Adrian Shaffer, 14. Rick Lafferty, 15. Justin Whittall, 16. Troy Fraker, 17. Greg Plank, 18. Steve Buckwalter, 19. Kody Lehman

May 19th, 2019

2019 CHAMPION RACING OIL/RM RACING 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, J&S Fabrication and LaSalle Racing Engines.

The Morgan Cup Stays In Pennsylvania

The 2019 Champion Racing Oil/RM Racing Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars had three shows scheduled for the week with the World of Outlaw sprint car series. The three race series started out Wednesday May 15th at Lincoln Speedway with Lance Dewease taking the win over the traveling World of Outlaw regulars. Up next was a two day show at Williams Grove Speedway for bragging rights of ownership of the Morgan Cup. Friday night David Gravel took the win for the World of Outlaws over Champion Racing Oil/RM Racing Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars point leader Danny Dietrich. Saturday night Lance Dewease won his 2nd feature of the week over 10 time World of Outlaw champion Donny Schatz. Lance also kept the Morgan Cup in Central PA by taking the victory.

The series continues this coming weekend with another show joining the World of Outlaws on Tuesday May 21st at Bridgeport Speedway NJ. The Champion Racing Oil/RM Racing Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars continue at Williams Grove Speedway Friday May 24th. On Saturday May 25th the point series has a show at Lincoln Speedway and Port Royal Speedway for night one of the Weikert Memorial. The weekend closes out at Port Royal Speedway on Sunday May 26th for the final night of the Weikert Memorial.

Danny Dietrich leads the points over Lucas Wolfe with Freddie Rahmer up to 3rd and Ryan Smith one point behind in 4th.

Without the above sponsors the point series payout would not be possible. Thank you to all of them.

    2019 CHAMPION RACING OIL / RM RACING LUBRICANTS CENTRAL PA SPRINTS
                Presented by Hoseheads.com

After; May 18

Listing; Position, Car Number, Driver, Points, Series Wins

1.    48    Danny Deitrich    498   4
2.    24    Lucas Wolfe        349   2
3.    51    Freddie Rahmer    287   2
4.    72    Ryan Smith        286
5.    69K    Lance Dewease    268   5
6.    39M    Anthony Macri    243
7.    21    Brian Montieth    240   1
8.    87    Alan Krimes        228   2
9.    70    Brock Zearfoss    187
10.    15    Adam Wilt        174
11.    1x    Chad Trout        149
12.    1    Logan Wagner    148   1
13.    39    Cory Haas        140
14.    59    Jim Siegel        135
15.    99M    Kyle Moody        131
16.    5    Dylan Cisney        128   1
17.    75    Chase Dietz        122   1
18.    12    Blane Heimbach    112   1
18.    17B    Steve Buckwalter    112
20.    11    T J Stutts        96
21.    41    David Gravel        92   1
22.    69    Tim Glatfelter        85
23.    55K    Robbie Kendall    75   1
24.    11    Dale Blaney        75
25.    20    Ryan Taylor        74   1
25.    88    Brandon Rahmer    74

Champion Racing Oil/RM Racing Lubricants Central PA Point Series 2019 Up-Coming Schedule

May
21st-Bridgeport NJ WoO
24th Williams Grove
25th Lincoln
25th Port Royal
26th Port Royal

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Lance Dewease and the Kreitz Racing Crew win night 2 of the World of Outlaws at Williams Grove Speedway PA and the Morgan Cup Paul Arch Photo

Dewease Wins Grove 95th Over Outlaws In Impressive Style, Nets 17K For Victory

5/18/19

Mechanicsburg – Pennsylvania driver Lance Dewease drove by World of Outlaws champion Donny Schatz not once, but twice, on Saturday night to score the $17,000 Morgan Cup title for the 95th victory of his career at Williams Grove Speedway.

First, Dewease drove by Schatz in the six-lap dash to earn the pole for the main event by driving away and then in the 30-lap feature, after Schatz got the early lead, the Fayetteville flyer repeated the feat to get the win.

Schatz was leading over Dewease and Danny Dietrich on the second tour when the only caution flag of the race unfurled for a slowing Logan Schuchart.

Schatz chose the outside lane for the double file restart and again pulled out in front of Dewease when action resumed.

But Dewease was able to prevent Schatz from getting too far out in front, keeping him in sight so that when the leader ran up on the rear of the field beginning on lap 10, he was able to quickly close the distance.

From laps 10 through 14 Schatz had the rear of the field just in front of him, in essence bunching up the leaders with Dietrich still in third after having lost the spot to Daryn Pittman only to reclaim it.

Schatz officially began lapping cars on the 15th tour and that’s when Dewease rode his lowside money lane into control as the pair raced out of the fourth corner.

With 10 laps to go, Dewease had a 2.416 second lead as he worked through traffic flawlessly.

Schatz did seem to gain momentum during the final five circuits as he took one second off of Dewease’s advantage before the finish, to cross the line 1.251 seconds behind.

“It normally takes five or six laps for it to get going really good,” Dewease said of his car.

“I thought we’d be alright if I could get in front of him (Schatz).

Dewease’s 84-year old mechanic Dave Brown Sr. remarked on the car’s performance and its performer.

“The car was working pretty good tonight. It’s not quite there but it’s pretty good,” he said.

“He’s amazing,” Brown said of driver Dewease.

“He doesn’t spin the wheels and he’s so smooth. I couldn’t ask for anybody any better, I can tell you that.”

Dietrich ended up third followed by Pittman and Freddie Rahmer.

Sixth through 10th went to Kraig Kinser, 24th starter Giovanni Scelzi, Brent Marks, David Gravel and Jacob Allan.

Heats went to Dewease, Dietrich, Rahmer and Schatz with Scelzi winning the C Main and Carson Macedo taking the B Main.

Dewease won the dash to earn the pole for the feature.

Kraig Kinser set fast time over the 38 car field with a lap of 19.334 seconds.

Keep up to date on all the latest speedway news and information by visiting the oval’s official website located at www.williamsgrove.com or by following the track on Twitter and Facebook.

Feature finishes

5/18/19

410 sprints, 30 laps: 1. Lance Dewease, 2. Donny Schatz, 3. Danny Dietrich, 4. Daryn Pittman, 5. Freddie Rahmer, 6. Kraig Kinser, 7. Giovanni Scelzi, 8. Brent Marks, 9. David Gravel, 10. Jacob Allen, 11. Shane Stewart, 12. Kerry Madsen, 13. Lucas Wolfe, 14. Brad Sweet, 15. Ryan Smith, 16. Cory Haas, 17. Ian Madsen, 18. Anthony Macri, 19. Brian Montieth, 20. Logan Schuchart, 21. Dylan Cisney, 22. Chad Trout, 23. Carson Macedo, 24. Cory Eliason, 25. Steve Buckwalter, 26. Brock Zearfoss

DNQ: Brett Michalski, Sheldon Haudenschild, Troy Fraker, Kody Lehman, Landon Myers, Dave Blaney, Adrian Shaffer, Parker Price Miller, TJ Stutts, Gerard McIntyre Jr., Landon Myers, Tim Shaffer,

David Gravel and the JJR crew win night 1 of the Morgan Cup World of Outlaws at Williams Grove Speedway PA Hosehead Photo

Gravel Overtakes Pittman For Williams Grove World Of Outlaws Win Friday

5/17/19

Mechanicsburg – David Gravel powered under Daryn Pittman in the first and second turns to score the World of Outlaws sprint car win at Williams Grove Speedway on Friday night.

The win was worth $8,000 for Gravel aboard the Jason Johnson Racing No. 41 machine. It was the fifth victory of the Connecticut driver’s career at the oval.

Gravel started the 25-lap feature on the pole but it was Oklahoma’s Pittman aboard the Roth Motorsports entry who took the lead when the race began with Gravel and Danny Dietrich giving chase.

Gravel and Dietrich kept pace with the leader during the first 10 laps of the race so when Pittman entered the rear of the field on the 12th circuit, they were in the hunt for the lead.

Dietrich had actually gotten around Gravel for second by the time the race got to traffic but Gravel was back in second and ready to challenge for the win as Pittman began working the backmarkers.

Gravel drove low across the first corner at the halfway point to snare control but before he could get settled into command the only caution flag of the race unfurled with eight laps to go for a stopped Jason Sides.

Prior to the yellow flag, 10th starter Lance Dewease was making haste through the field and was up to fifth but with the field sorted out and single file for the return to green, he fell back one spot before the finish.

Dietrich worked his way by Pittman with six laps to go by zipping the top lane but he failed to mount a challenge for the victory.

Instead, Gravel motored to a 1.518 second lead with Dietrich, Pittman, Shane Stewart and Tim Shaffer in tow.

Sixth through 10th went to Dewease, Giovanni Scelzi, Donny Schatz, Brad Sweet and Chad Trout.

“I think i need to move to PA ‘cuz this state treats me well,” winner Gravel said after taking the checkers.

“I was able to find the bottom in one and two and could run anywhere in three and four."

Dewease set overall quick time on the 40-car field with a lap of 16.761 seconds, an average speed of 109.970 mph.

Heats went to Gravel, Scelzi, Shaffer and Dietrich.

Lucas Wolfe won the C Main with Cory Haas taking the B Main.

Gavel earned the pole for the main by winning the dash race.

The World of Outlaws series returns to Williams Grove on Saturday night, May 18 for a $17,000 to win, 30-lap main event run as The Morgan Cup.

Keep up to date on all the latest speedway news and information by visiting the oval’s official website located at www.williamsgrove.com or by following the track on Twitter and Facebook.

Feature finishes

5/17/19

410 sprints, 25 laps: 1. David Gravel, 2. Danny Dietrich, 3. Daryn Pittman, 4. Shane Stewart, 5. Tim Shaffer, 6. Lance Dewease, 7. Giovanni Scelzi, 8. Donny Schatz, 9. Brad Sweet, 10. Chad Trout, 11. Ian Madsen, 12. Logan Schuchart, 13. Ryan Smith, 14. Freddie Rahmer, 15. Jacob Allen, 16. Brent Marks, 17. Kerry Madsen, 18. Anthony Macri, 19. Brian Montieth, 20. Carson Macedo, 21. Dylan Cisney, 22. Cory Haas, 23. Parker Price Miller, 24. Lucas Wolfe, 25. Gerard McIntyre Jr., 26. TJ Stutts, 27. Jason Sides

DNQ: Kyle Moody, Brett Michals, Sheldon Haudenschild, Kraig Kinser, Robbie Kendall, Steve Buckwalter, Troy Fraker, Kody Lehman, Landon Myers, Dave Blaney, Adrian Shaffer, Brock Zearfoss, Cory Eliason,

Lincoln Speedway Winner Lance Dewease World of Outlaws Gettysburg Clash May 15, 2019 Paul Arch Photos

Saturday, May 15, 2019

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

Lance Dewease Wins One for Team Posse with Gettysburg Clash Win

UPCOMING SCHEDULE:

Saturday, May 25, 2018 (7:30PM) 410 Sprints + 358 Sprints + Central PA Legends (ARCH Night)

Saturday, June 1, 2019 (7:30PM) 410 Sprints + 358 Sprints [Regular Show + Make-up Feature from May 4] + Wingless Super Sportsman

Saturday, June 8, 2019 (7:30PM) 410 Sprints + 360/358 Sprint Car Challenge + York Flooring Kids Big Wheel Races

Abbottstown, PA (May 15, 2019) – With the sun shining on a Wednesday evening, 43 cars signed into the pits for the $10,000 to win Gettysburg Clash. Wednesday marked the World of Outlaws’ first visit to Central PA in 2019 and leading up to the race the Posse vs. the Outlaws narrative was alive and well.

As Lance Dewease climbed out of his car in victory lane after the 35-lap feature, chants of “Posse” could be heard loud and clear. Despite starting on the pole of the dash, Lance finished second to David Gravel. The two shared the front row of the main event with Gravel getting the lead when the green flag dropped.

Daryn Pittman nearly got by Dewease for second but Dewease held the spot. Brad Sweet went to work Tim Shaffer for the fourth spot and tried the low side in 3 and 4 but couldn’t take the position.

Dewease started to reel Gravel in with some good runs coming off of turn 2, but every time Dewease would get close, Gravel managed create more distance between the two.

Gravel and Dewease hit lapped traffic on lap 7. As the leaders worked their way around lapped cars, Gravel was able to keep Dewease at bay. On lap 12 it looked like Dewease was closing in on Gravel, but again Gravel pulled away.

Dewease had Gravel’s lead down to under a second on lap 16. Both Dewease and Gravel went to the bottom in turns 1 and 2 on lap 18 with Dewease coming out with the lead. Dewease created distance between Gravel right away, but Gravel caught up to him in lapped traffic.

Just like when Gravel would pull away when Dewease got close, Dewease did the same to Gravel after he caught him battling lapped cars. Dewease had his lead up to over a second with 10 laps to go.

The first caution came out on lap 28 for Pittman when he got turned around in turn 3. Pittman was running third when he brought out the caution and was able to rejoin the field.

With under 10 laps remaining, Dewease led the field to the cone for a single file restart. Gravel was right on Dewease’s bumper on the restart but Dewease held him off. Ryan Smith got around Lucas Wolfe for fourth.

Lap 29 saw the second caution of the race as Brian Montieth, Shaffer and Brandon Rahmer got caught up in turns 3 and 4. Montieth rejoined the field.

This time Dewease got a good jump on the restart. Smith also had a solid restart and got around Gravel for second riding the top of turns 3 and 4.

With clean air Dewease was glued to the bottom of the track in the turns and was separating himself from the rest of the field as Smith was rim ridding the corners to try and catch him.

Dewease had over a second lead with two laps to go and beat Smith to the checkered flag by 1.677 seconds. Gravel held onto third. Brad Sweet crossed the line fourth and Shane Stewart completed the top five.

Donny Schatz was the hard charger. After using a provisional to start 25th, Schatz finished the night 11th.

Schatz, the current point leader of the World of Outlaws and Alan Krimes, the current point leader at Lincoln, each had to use a provisional to compete in the A-main. It is also worth noting that last year’s Gettysburg Clash winner, Freddie Rahmer, failed to qualify for the main event. Rahmer won the C-main and finished 11th in the B-main.

Heat winners were Brad Sweet, Lance Dewease, David Gravel and Tim Shaffer.

This Saturday, May 18, Lincoln Speedway will be dark. The following Saturday, May 25, Lincoln Speedway is back in action with the 410 Sprints, 358 Sprints and Central PA Legends. Racing starts at 7:30PM with pit gates opening at 5:00PM and grandstand gates opening at 5:30PM.

RACE RESULTS

Saturday, May 15, 2019

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

Gene Latta Ford 410 Sprints:

410 Sprint World of Outlaws Gettysburg Clash (35 Laps) – 1. 69K-Lance Dewease ($10,000); 2. 72-Ryan Smith; 3. 41-David Gravel; 4. 49-Brad Sweet; 5. 5-Shane Stewart; 6. 24-Lucas Wolfe; 7. 18-Ian Madsen; 8. 1A-Jacob Allen; 9. 1S-Logan Schuchart; 10. 11K-Kraig Kinser; 11. 15-Donny Schatz; 12. 19M-Landon Myers; 13. 87-Alan Krimes; 14. 39M-Anhtony Macri; 15. 75-Chase Dietz; 16. 19-Brent Marks; 17. 39-Cory Haas; 18. 1X-Chad Trout; 19. 2-Carson Macedo; 20. 99-Kyle Moody; 21. 21-Brian Montieth; 22. 83-Daryn Pittman; 23. 11-T.J. Stutts; 24. 59-Jim Siegel; 25. 71-Giovanni Scelzi; 26. 49X-Tim Shaffer; 27. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 28. 48-Danny Dietrich

Lap Leaders – David Gravel (1-18) & Brian Montieth (19-35)

410 Sprint Heat One Finish (8 laps) - 1. 49-Brad Sweet; 2. 18-Ian Madsen; 3. 21-Brian Montieth; 4. 11K-Kraig Kinser; 5. 48-Danny Dietrich; 6. 39-Cory Haas; 7. 71-Giovanni Scelzi; 8. 15X-Adam Wilt; 9. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe; 10. 55K-Robbie Kendall; 11. 98H-Dave Blaney

410 Sprint Heat Two Finish (8 laps) - 1. 69K-Lance Dewease; 2. 24-Lucas Wolfe; 3. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 4. 1S-Logan Schuchart; 5. 19M-Landon Myers; 6. 11-T.J. Stutts; 7. 15-Donny Schatz; 8. 70-Brock Zearfoss; 9. 59-Jim Siegel; 10. 91-Tony Fiore; 11. 17-Sheldon Haudenschild (DNF)

410 Sprint Heat Three Finish (8 laps) - 1. 41-David Gravel; 2. 83-Daryn Pittman; 3. 1X-Chad Trout; 4. 5-Shane Stewart; 5. 39M-Anthony Macri; 6. 87-Alan Krimes; 7. 99-Kyle Moody; 8. 2-Carson Macedo; 9. 90-Jordan Givler; 10. 51-Freddie Rahmer; 11. 27G-Jay Galloway

410 Sprint Heat Four Finish (8 laps) - 1. 49X-Tim Shaffer; 2. 1A-Jacob Allen; 3. 72-Ryan Smith; 4. 75-Chase Dietz; 5. 19-Brent Marks; 6. 69-Tim Glatfelter; 7. 17B-Steve Buckwalter; 8. 7S-Jason Sides; 9. 41S-Dominic Scelzi; 10. 73B-Brett Michalski

410 C-Main (10 laps) 1. 51-Freddie Rahmer; 2. 59-Jim Siegel; 3. 15X-Adam Wilt; 4. 41S-Dominic Scelzi; 5. 70-Brock Zearfoss; 6. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe; 7. 98H-Dave Blaney; 8. 90-Jordan Givler; 9. 73B-Brett Michalski; 10. 91-Tony Fiore; 11. 27G-Jay Galloway

410 B-Main (12 laps) 1. 11-T.J. Stutts; 2. 39-Cory Haas; 3. 71-Giovanni Scelzi; 4. 99-Kyle Moody; 5. 15-Donny Schatz; 6. 17-Sheldon Haudenschild; 7. 2-Carson Macedo; 8. 87-Alan Krimes; 9. 55K-Robbie Kendall; 10. 69-Tim Glatfelter; 11. 51-Freddie Rahmer; 12. 17B-Steve Buckwaler; 13. 7S-Jason Sides; 14. 59-Jim Siegel (DNF)

Dash (6 laps) 1. 41-David Gravel; 2. 69K-Lance Dewease; 3. 49X-Tim Shaffer; 4. 83-Daryn Pittman; 5. 49-Brad Sweet; 6. 24-Lucas Wolfe; 7. 18-Ian Madsen; 8. 1A-Jacob Allen

410 Sprint Time Trial Results

Flight A 1. 49-Brad Sweet 13.116*; 2. 69K-Lance Dewease 13.129; 3. 18-Ian Madsen 13.347; 4. 24-Lucas Wolfe 13.413; 5. 21-Brian Montieth 13.431; 6. 88-Brandon Rahmer 13.441; 7. 11K-Kraig Kinser 13.455; 8. 19M-Landon Myers 13.473; 9. 48-Danny Dietrich 13.493; 10. 11-T.J. Stutts 13.494; 11. 39-Cory Haas 13.515; 12. 17-Sheldon Haudenschild 13.540; 13. 71-Giovanni Scelzi 13.545; 14. 15-Donny Schatz 13.572; 15. 55K-Robbie Kendall 13.577; 16. 59-Jim Siegel 13.649; 17. 15X-Adam Wilt 13.672; 18. 1S-Logan Schuchart 13.683; 19. 98H-Dave Blaney 13.688; 20. 70-Brock Zearfoss 13.691; 21. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe 13.971; 22. 91-Tony Fiore 18.514

Flight B 1. 41-David Gravel 13.349; 2. 49X-Tim Shaffer 13.490; 3. 83-Daryn Pittman 13.556; 4. 1A-Jacob Allen 13.607; 5. 1X-Chad Trout 13.628; 6. 72-Ryan Smith 13.629; 7. 99-Kyle Moody 13.644; 8. 75-Chase Dietz 13.651; 9. 87-Alan Krimes 13.662; 10. 19-Brent Marks 13.688; 11. 39M-Anthony Macri 13.694; 12. 69-Tim Glatfelter 13.699; 13. 2-Carson Macedo 13.808; 14. 7S-Jason Sides 13.810; 15. 5-Shane Stewart 13.837; 16. 17B-Steve Buckwalter 13.949; 17. 51-Freddie Rahmer 13.971; 18. 41S-Dominic Scelzi 13.995; 19. 90-Jordan Givler 14.290; 20. 73B-Brett Michalski 14.398; 21. 27G-Jay Galloway 14.427

*Overall fast time

May 12th, 2019

2019 CHAMPION RACING OIL/RM RACING 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, J&S Fabrication and LaSalle Racing Engines.

Four More Winners Beat The Rain

The 2019 Champion Racing Oil/RM Racing Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars finally got the full weekend of racing in but not without the threat of rain again. It seemed like opening day again at Williams Grove Speedway after not having a race since March. It was the tune-up for this weekends visit by the World of Outlaws and Lance Dewease won the feature letting everyone know that he is ready. Saturday there were two features to be run at Lincoln Speedway with Brian Montieth getting his first win of the year in the Outlaw Tune-Up, and Robbie Kendall also getting his first win of the year in the rain delayed feature. At Port Royal Speedway it was Jeff Miller winning his career first Champion Racing Oil/RM Racing Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars feature after moving from 305 sprints.

The series continues this coming weekend with the World of Outlaws first visit of 2019. The weekend World of Outlaws visit starts off on Wednesday night May 15th at Lincoln Speedway. The action moves to Williams Grove Speedway for the Morgan Cup on Friday and Saturday May 17th and 18th.

Danny Dietrich leads the points over Lucas Wolfe with Freddie Rahmer up to 3rd.

Without the above sponsors the point series payout would not be possible. Thank you to all of them.

    2019 CHAMPION RACING OIL / RM RACING LUBRICANTS CENTRAL PA SPRINTS
                Presented by Hoseheads.com

After; May 11

Listing; Position, Car Number, Driver, Points, Series Wins

1.    48    Danny Deitrich    433   4
2.    24    Lucas Wolfe        331   2
3.    51    Freddie Rahmer    267   2
4.    72    Ryan Smith        251
5.    39M    Anthony Macri    243
6.    21    Brian Montieth    240   1
7.    87    Alan Krimes        228   2
8.    70    Brock Zearfoss    187
9.    15    Adam Wilt        174
10.    69K    Lance Dewease    150   3
11.    1    Logan Wagner    148   1
12.    39    Cory Haas        140
13.    1x    Chad Trout        139
14.    59    Jim Siegel        135
15.    99M    Kyle Moody        131
16.    5    Dylan Cisney        128   1
17.    75    Chase Dietz        122   1
18.    12    Blane Heimbach    112   1
18.    17B    Steve Buckwalter    112
20.    11    T J Stutts        96
21.    69    Tim Glatfelter        85
22.    55K    Robbie Kendall    75   1
22.    11    Dale Blaney        75
24.    20    Ryan Taylor        74   1
24.    88    Brandon Rahmer    74

Champion Racing Oil/RM Racing Lubricants Central PA Point Series 2019 Up-Coming Schedule

May
15th-Lincoln WoO
17th-Williams Grove WoO
18th-Williams Grove WoO
21st-Bridgeport NJ 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.

Watch for news about the 2019 Champion Racing Oil/RM Racing Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars Presented by Hoseheads at

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RM Racing Lubricants

J&S Fabrication

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King Racing Products, Rider Racing Engines, HotShoeRacewear, AL Driveline

Jeff Miller won the 410 Sprint feature at Port Royal Speedway 5-11-2019. This was Jeff's first 410 win. Brian Rhoad

Jeff Miller Picks Up First Ever Weikerts Livestock 410 Feature on Rainy Night

By Justin Snyder

PORT ROYAL, Pa- They say the first one is the sweetest! Jeff Miller held off a hard charging Lucas Wolfe and Mother Nature to pick up his first career Weikert's Livestock 410 Sprint Car victory in his rookie season Saturday night at 'The Speed Palace'.

"I started racing go-carts when I was five and this is what I always wanted to do. I can’t believe it happened this early," said an excited Miller in victory lane.

With rains in the forecast, Speedway officials moved up the start time an hour early for Bobby Rahal Toyota of Lewistown Ladies Night. And throughout the night rain would spit from the sky, threatening to cancel the final track time for the cars prior to the Weikert Memorial in two-weeks.

However after persistent effort and the track and teams moving the program along, Justin Whittal and Miller would lead the 410's to the green for an all Rookie front row. Whittal jumped out to the early lead over Jared Esh, but racing action was halted when Dustin Baney got upside down in turns 1 and 2 before ever completing a lap.

When racing activity returned, Whittal once again jumped out to the lead, this time with Miller in tow and Esh in third.

As Whittal was stretching his lead, Dylan Cisney was an early mover, sliding into 4th on lap 5. One lap later, Miller would take the lead, powering under Whittal down the front stretch and taking the point at the flagstand.

"After warmups, I really didn’t have a clue what to do with the car," said Miller. "I started adjusting the wing and I think it really helped me out there."

Miller started to check out. Meanwhile on lap 9, Esh moved alongside of Whittal going down the backstretch and took the second position.

Wolfe, who started seventh in the feature, began to make his move towards the front on lap 10, cracking the top 5 and moving past Cisney for 4th a lap later.

Meanwhile, Miller hit lap traffic on lap 12. As he rode the top of the speedway, Mother Nature also began to show her muscle, as persistent drops fell from the sky.

Wolfe slid Whittal in turns 1 and 2 on lap 14 and 4 laps later used the top of the speedway coming out of turn 2 to power under Esh entering turn 3 to move into the second position.

On lap 21, Miller would struggle with passing the lap cars of Trenton Sheaffer and Adrian Shaffer, allowing Wolfe to close within a car length of him.

Both leaders cleared the lap cars and over the final 3 laps, Miller would stick to the top of the speedway while Wolfe ran a line lower in turns 1 and 2 and attempted multiple runs through the center of speedway in turns 3 and 4.

However, with a slick racing surface due to rains, Wolfe couldn't make it stick. He'd try one final time in turns 3 and 4 of the final circuit, pulling alongside Miller, however Miller powered off the top of the speedway to win his first career 410 Sprint Car victory by a margin of .292 seconds.

"We decided to do this deal this season and this is really a family thing, but we are learning every week," said Miller, who previously ran in the 305 Sprint Car ranks. "This is really a dream come true and I'm really just speechless."

Blane Heimbach finished third followed by Esh and Cisney in the top 5. Tj Stutts, track point leader Logan Wagner, Mike Wagner, Whittal and Ryan Taylor closed out the top 10.

410 Sprint Car Feature Finish, 25 Laps: 1. Jeff Miller; 2. Lucas Wolfe; 3. Blane Heimbach; 4. Jared Esh; 5. Dylan Cisney; 6. T.J. Stutts; 7. Logan Wagner; 8. Mike Wagner; 9. Justin Whittall; 10. Ryan Taylor; 11. A.J. Flick; 12. Tyler Reeser; 13. Adrian Shaffer; 14. Joey Hershey; 15. Cory Thornton; 16. Trenton Sheaffer; 17. Tyler Bear; 18. Dustin Baney.

Robbie Kendall & Brian Montieth win at Lincoln Speedway Kris Keath

Saturday, May 11, 2019

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

Montieth Proves He’s Ready for the Outlaws; Robbie Kendall Goes Wire to Wire for Make-Up Feature Victory; Tyler Ross Wins First Race of 2019; Steve Buckwalter Impressive in Midget Feature Win

UPCOMING SCHEDULE:

Wednesday, May 15, 2019 (7:30PM) World of Outlaws Gettysburg Clash

Saturday, May 25, 2018 (7:30PM) 410 Sprints + 358 Sprints + Central PA Legends (ARCH Night)

Saturday, June 1, 2019 (7:30PM) 410 Sprints + 358 Sprints [Regular Show + Make-up Feature from May 4] + Wingless Super Sportsman

Abbottstown, PA (May 11, 2019) – For the second week in a row Lincoln Speedway officials made the decision to push the start time up two hours to try and beat Mother Nature. Luckily with four features to run, the move worked this Saturday with the rain beginning to fall as Robbie Kendall pulled his car into victory lane after the fourth feature.

Going through the Lincoln Record Books, one would need to go back to 2014 to find a year it took Brian Montieth longer to find victory lane. In 2014 Montieth waited until May 31st to earn his first win of the season. Montieth earned his first victory of 2019 on Saturday night during the $4,000 to win World of Outlaws tune-up.

Montieth started on the pole of the 25-lap feature, with Alan Krimes to his outside. Krimes used the top of the track to take the lead as the green flag dropped. Third starting Danny Dietrich started to go to work on Montieth for second. The leaders hit lapped traffic on lap 4.

Typically, more comfortable running the top of the track, Montieth tried the bottom to get by Krimes on lap 5. It looked like it worked until Montieth got held up by a slowing car allowing Krimes to keep the lead.

Montieth dove to the bottom of turn 3 on lap 7 to try and get the lead and it was a drag race to the flag stand, but Krimes held him off again. Any momentum Montieth could carry from the front stretch going into turn 1 went away coming out of turn 2 until lap 10. Montieth got under Krimes in 1 and 2 on lap 10 and made it stick. Dietrich followed to take second.

Dietrich was getting a great run off of turn 2 to keep pace with Montieth. Montieth narrowly split two lapped cars battling for position on lap 13 to put them between him and Dietrich. As Dietrich worked on the lapped cars Montieth was able to pull away.

Once Dietrich made his way past the lapped cars, he had Montieth’s lead down to under a second by lap 18. Two laps later Montieth’s lead was back up over a second as Dietrich got tied up in lapped traffic again.

Freddie Rahmer had gotten by Krimes for third on lap 14 but Krimes didn’t let him out of his sight. Krimes got Rahmer back on lap 23 as Rahmer got caught behind a lapped car.

Montieth beat Dietrich to the checkered flag by .635 seconds to win the non-stop feature. Not only was the feature non-stop, it was record setting. Total running time was 6:19.113, the fastest 25 laps on record at Lincoln Speedway. Krimes held onto third. Rahmer crossed the line fourth and Anthony Macri completed the top five.

Heat winners were Cole Young, Freddie Rahmer and Jim Siegel. Danny Dietrich set quick time over the 28-car field with a lap of 13.112 seconds.

Robbie Kendall Goes Wire to Wire for Make-Up Feature Victory

Robbie Kendall started on the pole of Saturday night’s make-up feature from last week’s rain-shortened event. Bradley Howard started on the outside of row one.

Kendall was out to the lead when the green flag dropped and had nearly a four-second advantage over Howard by lap 4.

Scott Fisher and Trey Hivner battled for third early in the race with Hivner taking the spot-on lap 4. Kendall hit lapped traffic on lap 5 but it didn’t slow him down.

Anthony Macri had worked his way up to third from his eighth starting spot by lap 8.

Kendall’s lead was over 5 seconds by lap 11. Freddie Rahmer was running fourth after starting ninth by lap 12 and started to work on Macri for third. Rahmer tried a slide job to take the spot from Macri on lap 13 but couldn’t make it stick.

The caution flag came out on lap 13 for Hivner when he got spun around in turns 3 and 4. Hivner was running fifth when he brought out the caution. The caution wiped away Kendall’s 4.9 second lead over Howard.

Macri was all over Howard for second on the restart and took the spot after getting under Howard in turns 3 and 4. Rahmer followed on the next lap and took third from Howard.

Dietrich moved up to fourth on lap 15 and started to work on Rahmer for third. As the top four, Kendall, Macri, Rahmer & Dietrich, ran the top line around the track they started to pull away from the rest of the field.

Rahmer tried to the bottom of the track on lap 19 but couldn’t make a move to get around Macri. The leaders hit lapped traffic with five laps to go. Dietrich got around Rahmer for third on lap 21. Rahmer made a run for the third spot on lap 23 but couldn’t beat Dietrich bag to the flag stand.

The caution flag came out with one lap to go when Macri got turned around in turns 1 and 2 after making a move for the lead.

Kendall led the field to the cone for a one lap shoot out. Rahmer got under Dietrich in turns 1 and 2 on the restart to take second with Kendall holding onto the lead.

Kendall won his second career Lincoln Speedway feature by .319 seconds over Freddie Rahmer. Dietrich crossed the line third. Howard finished fourth and Cory Haas rounded out the top five.

Tyler Ross Wins First Race of 2019

Tyler Ross didn’t have an easy path to victory on Saturday night starting eighth in the 20-lap main event. Zach Allman started on the pole with Travis Scott on the outside of the front row.

Scott was out to the with Allman and Cody Fletcher drag racing for second, with Allman holding on to the spot.

Ross had worked his way around Matt Findley for fourth on lap 5. Doug Hammaker followed to take fifth from Findley.

The caution came out on lap 8 for Alyson Dietz when she got sideways in turn 2. Dietz rejoined the field.

Scott led the field to the cone for the single file restart with Allman in second, Fletcher running third and Ross in fourth. Ross went to the top on the restart and was up to second after getting around Fletcher in turns 1 and 2 and Allman in turns 3 and 4.

Ross then tracked down Scott to battle for the lead. Scott held onto the lead by a nose on lap 10 but Ross took the lead coming out of turn 2 on lap 11.

Dylan Orwig brought out the caution on lap 11 when he got turned around in turn 3. This time Ross lead the field to the cone. Ross held onto the lead and started to pull away from the field as Hammaker went to work on Ross for second. Scott was running the top of the track while Hammaker was working the bottom.

With Ross pulling away and Scott and Hammaker battling for second, Jeff Halligan worked his way through the field. Halligan was running sixth after the restart on lap 12 and moved up to fifth on lap 13. With two laps to go Halligan was up to fourth.

Hammaker finally got around Scott with a slide job in 3 and 4 to beat him to the white flag for second.

Ross crossed the line 4.170 seconds ahead of Hammaker. Scott held onto third. Halligan crossed the line fourth and Fletcher finished fifth.

Heat winners were Cody Fletcher and Doug Hammaker.

Steve Buckwalter Impressive in Midget Feature Win

With 18 midgets signed into the pits at the start of the night the decision was made to run a feature only program. The field was timed during warm-ups with the top six inverted for the feature line-up.

The invert put Eric Heydenreich on the pole of the 20-lap feature with Shawn Jackson on the outside of row 1. By the time cars were rolling onto the track for the main event, 21 midgets made the call.

Jackson was out to the lead from the outside of row 1 when the green flag dropped. Buckwalter was up to second from his fourth starting spot in one lap with Kameron Morral holding onto third. Ryan Smith got around Morral on the backstretch for third on lap 2.

Steve Drevicki got around Eric Heydenreich on lap 4 for sixth. Alex Bright, a late addition to the line-up, started at the rear of the field and had worked his way up to 10th by lap 6.

Buckwalter tried a slide job on Jackson for the lead in turns 1 and 2 on lap 7 and it worked. The caution came out on lap 8 for Rich Heydenreich as he slowed on the track.

Buckwalter led the field to the cone for the restart with Jackson, Smith, Tommy Kunsman and Morral nose-to-tail behind him.

Jackson tried the bottom on the restart, but he ended up getting chased down by Smith down the backstretch with Smith taking the second spot.

Bright continued to work his way through the field and was up to seventh on lap 11 and made it to sixth on lap 13.

Buckwalter and Smith pulled away from the field as they hit lapped traffic on lap 14. Smith closed the gap and worked on Buckwalter for the lead. Kunsman battled Jackson for third but couldn’t find a way around him for the position.

Buckwalter held onto the lead by a car length for the win. Smith crossed the line second. Jackson finished third. Kunsman was fourth and Drevicki rounded out the top five.

This Wednesday, May 15, Lincoln Speedway is back in action with the World of Outlaws Gettysburg Clash for the 410 Sprints. Racing starts at 7:30PM with pit gates opening at 2:00PM and grandstand gates opening at 4:00PM.

RACE RESULTS

Saturday, May 11, 2019

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

Gene Latta Ford 410 Sprints:

410 Sprint World of Outlaws Tune-up Feature (25 Laps) – 1. 21-Brian Montieth ($4,000); 2. 48-Danny Dietrich; 3. 87-Alan Krimes; 4. 51-Freddie Rahmer; 5. 39M-Anthony Macri; 6. 59-Jim Siegel; 7. 39-Cory Haas; 8. 15-Adam Wilt; 9. 72-Ryan Smith; 10. 75-Chase Dietz; 11. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 12. 1X-Chad Trout; 13. 17-Cole Young; 14. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe; 15. 69-Tim Glatfelter; 16. 49H-Bradley Howard; 17. 19M-Landon Myers; 18. 90-Jordan Givler; 19. 73B-Brett Michalski; 20. 10K-Joe Kata; 21. 11P-Greg Plank; 22. 21T-Scott Fisher (DNF); 23. 55K-Robbie Kendall 24. 97-Brie Hershey (DNF); (DNF); 25. 3-Todd Gracey (DNF); 26. 7-Trey Hivner (DNF)

Lap Leaders – Alan Krimes (1-10) & Brian Montieth (11-25)

410 Sprint May 4 Make-up Feature (25 Laps) 1. 55K-Robbie Kendall ($3,500); 2. 51-Freddie Rahmer; 3. 48-Danny Dietrich; 4. 49H-Bradley Howard; 5. 39-Cory Haas; 6. 1X-Chad Trout; 7. 21T-Scott Fisher; 8. 87-Alan Krimes; 9. 90-Jordan Givler; 10. 59-Jim Siegel; 11. 21-Brian Montieth; 12. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe; 13. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 14. 75-Chase Dietz; 15. 69-Tim Glatfelter; 16. 73B-Brett Michalski; 17. 17-Cole Young; 18. 39M-Anthony Macri (DNF); 19. 97-Brie Hershey; 20. 11P-Greg Plank; 21. 19M-Landon Myers; 22. 7-Trey Hivner (DNF); 23. 91-Tony Fiore (DNF); 24. 99-Kyle Moody (DNS); 25. 24-Lucas Wolfe (DNS)

Lap Leader – Robbie Kendall (1-25)

410 Sprint Heat One Finish (8 laps) - 1. 17-Cole Young; 2. 48-Danny Dietrich; 3. 15-Adam Wilt; 4. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe; 5. 39-Cory Haas; 6. 69-Tim Glatfelter; 7. 49H-Bradley Howard; 8. 21T-Scott Fisher; 9. 11P-Greg Plank

410 Sprint Heat Two Finish (8 laps) - 1. 51-Freddie Rahmer; 2. 87-Alan Krimes; 3. 39M-Anthony Macri; 4. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 5. 55K-Robbie Kendall; 6. 19M-Landon Myers; 7. 73B-Brett Michalski; 8. 10K-Joe Kata; 9. 97-Brie Hershey

410 Sprint Heat Three Finish (8 laps) - 1. 59-Jim Siegel; 2. 21-Brian Montieth; 3. 72-Ryan Smith; 4. 1X-Chad Trout; 5. 75-Chase Dietz; 6. 7-Trey Hivner; 7. 90-Jordan Givler; 8. 3-Todd Gracey (DNF); 9. 99-Kyle Moody (DNS)

410 Sprint Time Trial Results 1. 48-Danny Dietrich 13.112; 2. 51-Freddie Rahmer 13.116; 3. 59-Jim Siegel 13.133; 4. 17-Cole Young 13.157; 5. 87-Alan Krimes 13.178; 6. 91-Tony Fiore 13.178; 7. 72-Ryan Smith 13.215; 8. 15-Adam Wilt 13.225; 9. 39M-Anthony Macri 13.248; 10. 21-Brian Montieth 13.252; 11. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe 13.259; 12. 88-Brandon Rahmer 13.267; 13. 1X-Chad Trout 13.276; 14. 69-Tim Glatfelter 13.282; 15. 55K-Robbie Kendall 13.294; 16. 75-Chase Dietz 13.382; 17. Cory Haas 13.406; 18. 19M-Landon Myers 13.433; 19. 90-Jordan Givler 13.536; 20. 48H-Bradley Howard 13.540; 21. 73B-Brett Michalski 13.636; 22. 7-Trey Hiver 13.692; 23. 21T-Scott Fisher 13.920; 24. 97-Brie Hershey 13.961; 25. 3-Todd Gracey 14.062; 26. 11P-Greg Plank 14.070; 27. 10K-Joe Kata 14.211; 28. 99-Kyle Moody (No Time)

Lance Dewease wins at Williams Grove Speedway Steve Koletar

Dewease Wins 94th In Williams Grove Outlaws Tune Up, Forsythe Wins 358 Sprint Opener

5/10/19

Mechanicsburg – Lance Dewease assailed the field on Friday night at Williams Grove Speedway to record the World of Outlaws Tune Up event for sprint cars, worth $4,180 to win. It was the first race at the track since late March thanks to continuous rainouts.

The 358 sprints made their season debut at the track on Friday night and Glenndon Forsythe picked up the victory worth $1,500.

A rain delay of more than an hour hampered the event but it also made for scorching speeds as the night wore on.

Dewease started fourth in the 25-lap sprint car field but fell back a spot on the first lap thanks to Robbie Kendall.

Meanwhile polesitter Chad Trout streaked away with the lead over Anthony Macri and Freddie Rahmer.

However Rahmer was racing wounded thanks to a missing inside front wing panel stemming from an opening lap mishap on the initial start that also would end up claiming Danny Dietrich.

The only caution flag of the race unfurled for Dietrich on the third lap thanks to a collapsed front end, likely due to the initial start mishap.

Rahmer began slipping as the laps strung together and Dewease was able to get around him for fourth on the seventh tour before taking third with nine away.

But the pace was quick on the soft, moistened clay and it took all that Dewease had to run down the front duo of Macri and Trout.

But steadily, he honed in on Macri for the second spot and using surges of speed at the end of the backstretch to blast across turns three and four, he overtook Macri with seven to go before going to work on Macri.

Upon taking second spot, Dewease trailed the leader by 1.5 seconds and it would take him another five laps to catch Trout and get command before then pulling out to a 1.2 second victory.

Track conditions forced Dewease to use all the muscle in his car and in the cockpit to get the victory as he stated in victory lane, seemingly worn thin from the grueling speed just endured.

The win was the 94th of his illustrious career at the Williams Grove oval.

Trout rode home second followed by Macri, Kendall and Rahmer.

Sixth through 10th went to Lucas Wolfe, Brian Montieth, Cory Haas, Rick Lafferty and TJ Stutts.

Heats went to Dewease and Dietrich with the dash going to Trout.

Dewease set fast time with a lap of 16.634 seconds.

Forsythe wired the field for the 20-lap win in the 358 sprint feature checkers.

He raced ahead of Matt Findley the entire way but while holding a healthy lead most of the race, his advantage slipped away during the final five laps as his mount struggled to get off of the corners with speed.

Troy Wagaman Jr. rode home third followed by Doug Hammaker and Kevin Nouse.

Sixth through 10th went to Rodney Westhafer, Jeff Halligan, Rich Eichelberger, Kyle Denmyer and Todd Rittenhouse Jr.

Heats went to Denmyer and Westhafer.

Keep up to date on all the latest speedway news and information by visiting the oval’s official website located at www.williamsgrove.com or by following the track on Twitter and Facebook.

Feature finishes

5/10/19

410 sprints, 25 laps: 1. Lance Dewease, 2. Chad Trout, 3. Anthony Macri, 4. Robbie Kendall, 5. Freddie Rahmer, 6. Lucas Wolfe, 7. Brian Montieth, 8. Cory Haas, 9. Rick Lafferty, 10. TJ Stutts, 11. Kyle Moody, 12. Steve Buckwalter, 13. Adrian Shaffer, 14. Dylan Cisney, 15. Troy Fraker, 16. Ryan Smith, 17. Danny Dietrich, 18. Mark Smith

DNS: Kody Lehman

2019 CHAMPION RACING OIL/RM RACING 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, J&S Fabrication and LaSalle Racing Engines.

Dietz, Wagner and More Rain

The 2019 Champion Racing Oil/RM Racing Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars were rained out for the 4th Friday night in a row at Williams Grove Speedway. That is the entire month lost at Williams Grove Speedway. That might be a record. On Saturday April 27th the rain stopped for one day. Logan Wagner in the Zemco #1 won his first series feature of the year at Port Royal Speedway. At Lincoln Speedway the winner was Chase Dietz for his first win of the year too. The rain came back on Sunday and cancelled the Selinsgrove Speedway show.

The series continues this coming weekend with Williams Grove on Friday May 3rd. Lincoln and Port Royal Speedway both run Saturday May 4th. BAPS Motor Speedway will host their 2nd Champion Racing Oil/RM Racing Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars point race of the year on Sunday May 5th.

Danny Dietrich leads the points over Lucas Wolfe and Ryan Smith.

Without the above sponsors the point series payout would not be possible. Thank you to all of them.

    2019 CHAMPION RACING OIL / RM RACING LUBRICANTS CENTRAL PA SPRINTS
                Presented by Hoseheads.com

After; April 27

Listing; Position, Car Number, Driver, Points, Series Wins

1.    48    Danny Deitrich    368   4
2.    24    Lucas Wolfe        278   2
3.    72    Ryan Smith        239
4.    39M    Anthony Macri    193
5.    51    Freddie Rahmer    187   2
5.    70    Brock Zearfoss    187
7.    87    Alan Krimes        184   2
8.    21    Brian Montieth    174
9.    15    Adam Wilt        160
10.    1    Logan Wagner    132   1
11.    99M    Kyle Moody        131
12.    75    Chase Dietz        112   1
12.    17B    Steve Buckwalter    112
14.    5    Dylan Cisney        108   1
15.    59    Jim siegel        107
16.    69K    Lance Dewease    100   2
17.    39    Cory Haas        90
18.    1x    Chad Trout        86
19.    69    Tim Glatfelter        85
20.    12    Blane Heimbach    82    1
21.    11    Dale Blaney        75
22.    88    Brandon Rahmer    74
23.    11    T J Stutts        68
24    20    Ryan Taylor        64   1
25.    29    Dan Shetler        49
25.    40    George Hobaugh Jr    49

Champion Racing Oil/RM Racing Lubricants Central PA Point Series 2019 Up-Coming Schedule

May
3rd-Williams Grove
4th-Lincoln
4th-Port Royal
5th-BAPS

Car Owners John and Pee Wee Zemaitis join 410 Sprint Car Feature winner Logan Wagner in victory lane at Port Royal Speedway.Dave Giles Photo.

Logan Wagner Picks Up First Win of 2019 and Extends Points Lead

By Justin Snyder

PORT ROYAL, PA- Logan Wagner has been fast all season. Week in and week out, the defending Port Royal Speedway track champion has barged through the field from mid-pack. If he hasn’t been the hard charger, he's been extremely close.

And fans have grown accustomed to his driving style of running the extreme high-line of the speedway in the turns. It's exciting, but it’s not always the fastest way around the track.

Showing personal growth and determination, Wagner used the bottom of the track to fend off Lucas Wolfe and his father Mike Wagner to pick up his first Weikert's Livestock 410 Sprint Car victory of 2019 and his fourth Port Royal victory of his career.

"Man this Zemco team is something else. When we're fast, man are we ever fast. And it’s sometimes hard to really know how fast you are when you’re out front," said Wagner, who won $4000 for his efforts. "I knew if we could just protect the bottom we'd be pretty good once we got the lead and I'm extremely happy to be in victory lane."

It was a Wagner family reunion on the front row as both Logan and Mike lead the field to the green thanks to earning the most points via a dual heat format that rewarded drivers for finishing order and with passing points.

And as the green flag dropped, it was the elder Wagner jumping out to the early lead after making his car stick on the bottom in turns 1 and 2 and pulling ahead down the backstretch to lead lap 1 over his son. Meanwhile, Lucas Wolfe was able to pull to the inside of Blane Heimbach to take the third positon just after crossing the start finish line.

Two laps later, Logan made his first move for the lead as he slid under his father in turns 3 and 4, only for Mike to cross back under the slide-job attempt and continue to lead the field. On lap 5, Logan would make what ultimately turned out to be the winning move as he regrouped and slid under Mike for the lead on lap 5 in turns 1 and 2, this time making it stick and cutting off the momentum of his father down the backstretch.

"It's always something special when you get to race against your family and leading the field to the green was a unique experience I'll cherish," said Wagner. "But we're both out there to win races and he was giving me everything he had."

"My dad probably races me harder then anyone else out there, so I knew it wasn't going to be easy. We exchanged slide jobs there a couple times and I just had to be patient and I knew eventually we'd get it."

Two laps later, Wolfe would use the top of turns and 3 and 4 to pick up momentum and power under Mike Wagner for second heading into turn 1 just after the flag stand. This put Wolfe within striking distance of the leader.

As Wagner approached lap traffic on lap 9, Wolfe was less then .5 seconds behind him. However, as Wagner began picking off lap cars on the high side of the speedway, Wolfe was left to bide his time and hope for a mistake as Wagner began to stretch his lead.

Though the large lead was short lived. Six laps later, Justin Whittal spun out in turn 2, bringing the leaders back together during the only caution of the 25 lap feature.

With his lead gone and a pair of savvy veterans on his tail tank, Wagner knew it was time to make a change and do something different to protect his position.

Coming back to the green flag, Wagner sped into turn 1, this time using the bottom of the speedway. The move worked as over the next few laps Wagner stretched his lead to nearly 2.0 seconds

"That caution happened and up to that point we'd been running the high side most of the race and I knew if I was going to hold off Lucas and my dad, I was going to have to adjust," said Wagner of the lap 15 restart. "Those guys have way too much experience and way too much knowledge to just give them the bottom of the speedway on a restart."

"So I drove it in there low and let the car do it’s job and just tried to be smooth and I figured that be enough."

As Wagner checked out, the race was heating up behind him. While Wolfe and the elder Wagner remained steady in their positions, Ryan Smith, Heimbach and last week's winner Danny Dietrich were exchanging lines, with Dietrich ultimately splitting the two down the front stretch on lap 17 to claim the fourth spot.

But nobody had anything for Wagner. He'd hit lap traffic again on lap 21, however Wolfe would never mount a serious attempt. Coming to the checkered flag, Wagner would win by a margin of .759 over Wolfe, Mike Wagner, Dietrich and Smith.

He also extended his point lead at the track as he looks to win back-to-bavk championships.

Heimbach, Dylan Cisney, Ryan Taylor, Steve Buckwalter and Jared Esh would round out the top 10.

In victory lane Wagner would climb to the top of his wing and celebrate with a beer in honor of a family friend that passed away last week.

"It's hard to talk about it, but that whole deal on the wing was for him," said an emotional Wagner in reference to his friend Glenn Winnick. "Glenn lived his days harder then anyone I know and lost his life last week."

"I really wanted to win it for him last week, but he was riding along with me here tonight and it’s just a really special win."

For Wolfe, it was a good run, but he needed to be able to get to the front quicker and was happy with the second place finish.

"I just didn’t get to the front quick enough. Mike and Logan were racing and if I could've gotten closer, maybe I’d had the chance to sneak by," said Wolfe. "It was going to be incredibly difficult to overtake a good car in open track when he got the restart. Ultimately we had a reasonable result and congratulations to them."

Feature Finish, 25 Laps: 1. Logan Wagner; 2. Lucas Wolfe; 3. Mike Wagner; 4. Danny Dietrich; 5. Ryan Smith; 6. Blane Heimbach; 7. Dylan Cisney; 8. Ryan Taylor; 9. Steve Buckwalter; 10. Jared Esh; 11. Sye Lynch; 12. T.J. Stutts; 13. Cory Haas; 14. Tyler Reeser; 15. Jack Sodeman Jr.; 16. A.J. Flick; 17. George Hobaugh; 18. Jeff Miller; 19. Kody Lehman; 20. Justin Whittall; 21. Ryan Linder; 22. Dustin Baney; 23. John Garvin; 24. Carl Bowser.

DNQ: Nicole Bower; Tyler Bear; T.J. DeHaven; Cory Thornton; Gary Kreiss.

Chase Dietz wins at Lincoln Speedway

Saturday, April 27, 2019

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

Chase Dietz Scores First Win for New Car Owner, Rick Lefever; Doug Hammaker Makes it Two Wins in 2019; Wesley Bonebrake Goes Wire to Wire for 358 Late Model Victory

UPCOMING SCHEDULE:

Saturday, May 4, 2019 (7:30PM) 410 Sprints + 358 Sprints + Extreme Stocks (York Flooring Kids Big Wheel Races and York County Racing Club Night)

Saturday, May 11, 2019 (7:30PM) 410 Sprints + 358 Sprints + Midgets

Wednesday, May 15, 2019 (7:30PM) World of Outlaws Gettysburg Clash

Abbottstown, PA (April 27, 2019) – Chase Dietz earned his fourth career 410 sprint car victory at Lincoln, his first for new car owner, Rick Lefever, on Saturday night.

Pole-sitter, Bradley Howard shared the front row with Trey Hivner with Dietz and Glenndon Forsythe making up row two.

Howard got out to the early lead with Dietz up to second on lap 1.

Freddie Rahmer started to work his way to the front of the field from his ninth starting spot. Rahmer was up to seventh by lap 2 and was running fifth on lap 3 when he went to work on Glenndon Forsythe for fourth. Rahmer got by Forsythe going down the backstretch on lap 5.

Forsythe then found himself caught between the Rahmer brothers with Freddie in fourth and Brandon right behind him running sixth.

While Forsythe was battling the Rahmers, Dietz was tracking down Howard for the lead. Dietz tried to get under Howard on lap 7 in turns 1 and 2 but couldn’t make the pass for the lead until turns 3 and 4.

Freddie passed Hivner for third and Howard for second on lap 10. As Dietz worked his way through lapped traffic Rahmer was chasing him down.

The caution flag came out on lap 14 for debris on the backstretch.

Dietz led Freddie, Howard, Brandon and Adam Wilt to the cone for the single file restart.

Freddie went to the bottom of the track on the start to try and take the lead. He tried again with a slide job on Dietz in turns 3 and 4 but Dietz held onto the lead, beating Freddie to the line by inches. While Freddie was battling for the lead, Brandon got around Howard for third.

The caution came out again on lap 17 for George Suprick who got turned around in turn 3.

Dietz once again led the field to the cone with Freddie in second. Rahmer got up on Dietz’s right rear going into turn 1 on the restart. Although he was able to save the car from flipping, he still ended up turned around, bringing out the caution.

This time Dietz had Brandon Rahmer behind him for the restart followed by Howard, Wilt and Anthony Macri.

Dietz and Rahmer both chose the bottom going into turn 1 on the restart. Wilt pulled a slide job on Rahmer in turns 3 and 4 for second. Brian Montieth was up to fourth on lap 18 from his fourteenth starting spot.

Montieth tried a slide job on Brandon for third on lap 21 but couldn’t make it stick. Dietz caught the tail end of the field with 1 lap to go but had created enough distance that lapped traffic wasn’t a factor.

Dietz beat Wilt to the checkered flag by 1.207 seconds. Brandon Rahmer held onto third. Montieth crossed the line fourth and Macri completed the top five.

410 Sprint Car heat winners were Bradley Howard, Trey Hivner and Chase Dietz.

Current 410 series point leader Kyle Moody came to a stop during his heat race forcing him to run the consy. Moody flipped in turn 2 during the consy, ending his night.

Cole Young was back at Lincoln two weeks after taking a spill down the front stretch. After issues with the car during his heat, Cole’s father, Niki Young got behind the wheel for the consy to try and help figure out what was wrong with the car. Niki started 21st in the feature and finished sixteenth.

Doug Hammaker Makes it Two Wins in 2019

Doug Hammaker won his second feature of 2019 and his seventh at the Speedway on Saturday night.

Zachary Allman started on the pole of the 20-lap feature with Kenny Kuhn to his outside. Mark Van Vorst and Brett Strickler made up row two.

Kuhn took the lead at the start with Allman and Strickler falling in line behind him. Hammaker was on the move early and was up to fourth on lap 1 from his eighth starting spot.

Hammaker made quick work of Strickler and Allman and was up to second on lap 2. Jeff Halligan was right behind him and was up to third from his tenth starting spot.

As Kuhn approached lapped traffic, he had a nearly 2 second lead. Hammaker reeled Kuhn in as he was trying to get around the first lapped car. It didn’t take long for Halligan to join in and make it a three-way battle for the lead.

Hammaker tried the top of turns 3 and 4 and took the lead coming out of turn 4 with two laps to go. Halligan got around Kuhn for second on the following lap.

Hammaker beat Halligan to the checkered flag by nearly a second. Kuhn held onto third. Troy Wagaman finished fourth and Brett Strickler rounded out the top five.

358 Sprint heats were won by Mark Van Vorst and Brett Strickler.

Wesley Bonebrake Goes Wire to Wire for 358 Late Model Victory

Wesley Bonebrake shared the front row with pole-sitter Joe Westerman. Bonebrake and Westerman raced side-by-side for the first lap with Bonebrake beating Westerman to the line by a nose.

Craig Wagaman was up to third on lap 3 and started to go to work on Westerman for second. Wagaman got him at the flag stand on the next lap to take second, but Westerman didn’t go away quietly. Contact was made coming out of turn 4 on the next lap as Westerman tried to bump Wagaman out of the way. Wagaman didn’t let that phase him and he held onto the position.

Troy Miller then went to work on Westerman for third. Westerman was able to create some distance between Miller.

Bonebrake started to work through lapped traffic on lap 8 and didn’t let it slow him down.

The caution flag came out on lap 15 for Bernie Beard after he got turned around coming out of turn 4.

Bonebrake led the field to the cone for the restart. Wagaman tried the outside but got too high and couldn’t make the pass for the lead. Shaun Miller got around Troy for fourth.

Wagaman was getting his nose next to Bonebrake going into turn 1 but couldn’t get the car to stick through the turns to make the pass.

Bonebrake beat Wagaman to the checkered flag by 2.173 seconds. Westerman held onto third. Shaun Miller crossed the line fourth with Troy Miller rounding out the top five.

358 late model heat winners were Tommy Slanker, Troy Miller and Bernie Beard.

The 358 late models were also in action at BAPS Motor Speedway on Saturday night. With BAPS earlier start time, twelve teams pulled-off double duty Saturday, running both at BAPS and Lincoln.

Next Saturday, May 4, Lincoln Speedway is back in action with 410 Sprints, 358 Sprints and Extreme Stocks. It is also York Flooring Kids Big Wheel Races and York County Racing Club Night. Racing starts at 7:30PM with pit gates opening at 5:00PM and grandstand gates opening at 5:30PM.

RACE RESULTS

Saturday, April 27, 2019

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

Gene Latta Ford 410 Sprints:

410 Sprint Feature (25 Laps) – 1. 75-Chase Dietz ($3,500); 2. 15-Adam Wilt; 3. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 4. 21-Brian Montieth; 5. 39M-Anthony Macri; 6. 87-Alan Krimes; 7. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe; 8. 49H-Bradley Howard; 9. 59-Jimmy Siegel; 10. 7-Trey Hivner; 11. 07-Gerard McIntyre Jr.; 12. 1X-Chad Trout; 13. 69-Tim Glatfelter; 14. 35-Tyler Esh; 15. 7K-Dan Shetler; 16. 17-Niki Young; 17. 21T-Scott Fisher; 18. 90-Jordan Givler; 19. 97-Brie Hershey; 20. 11P-Greg Plank; 21. 87S-George Suprick III; 22. 51-Freddie Rahmer (DNF); 23. 19M-Landon Myers (DNF); 24. 55K-Robbie Kendall (DNF)

Lap Leaders – Bradley Howard (1-7) & Chase Dietz (8-25)

410 Sprint Heat One Finish (10 laps) - 1. 49H-Bradley Howard; 2. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe; 3. 1X-Chad Trout; 4. 35-Tyler Esh; 5. 55K-Robbie Kendall; 6. 7K-Dan Shetler; 7. 17-Cole Young (DNF); 8. 99-Kyle Moody (DNF); 9. 3-Clint Ide (DNS)

410 Sprint Heat Two Finish (10 laps) - 1. 7-Trey Hivner; 2. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 3. 15-Adam Wilt; 4. 69-Tim Glatfelter; 5. 21-Brian Montieth; 6. 87s-George Suprick III; 7. 19M-Landon Myers (DNF); 8. 11P-Greg Plank (DNF); 9. 15S-Shai Morris (DNS)

410 Sprint Heat Three Finish (10 laps) - 1. 75-Chase Dietz; 2. 51-Freddie Rahmer; 3. 87-Alan Krimes; 4. 59-Jim Siegel; 5. 39M-Anthony Macri; 6. 90-Jordan Givler; 7. 21T-Scott Fisher; 8. 09-Gerard McIntyre Jr.; 9. 97-Brie Hershey

410 Sprint Time Consy Finish (10 laps) 1. 19M-Landon Myers; 2. 07-Gerard McIntyre Jr.; 3. 17-Niki Young; 4. 21T-Scott Fisher; 5. 97-Brie Hershey; 6. 99-Kyle Moody (DNF); 7. 3-Clint Ide (DNS); 8. 15S-Shai Morris (DNS)

April 21, 2019

2019 CHAMPION RACING OIL/RM RACING 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, J&S Fabrication and LaSalle Racing Engines.

The 2019 Champion Racing Oil/RM Racing Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars were rained out for the 3rd Friday night in a row at Williams Grove Speedway. On Saturday April 20th the weather cleared enough to get some racing in. Series point leader Danny Dietrich won at Port Royal Speedway for his 4th series win of 2019. Lance Dewease ventured down to Lincoln Speedway for the Weldon Sterner Memorial on Saturday and came away with his 2nd win of the year and the $6,900 check that came with it.

The series continues this coming weekend with Williams Grove attempting again on Friday April 26th. Lincoln and Port Royal Speedway both run Saturday April 27th. Selinsgrove Speedway will host their first Champion Racing Oil/RM Racing Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars point race on Sunday April 28th.

Danny Dietrich leads the points over Lucas Wolfe and Ryan Smith.

Without the above sponsors the point series payout would not be possible. Thank you to all of them.

    2019 CHAMPION RACING OIL / RM RACING LUBRICANTS CENTRAL PA SPRINTS
                Presented by Hoseheads.com

After; April 20

Listing; Position, Car Number, Driver, Points, Series Wins

1.    48    Danny Deitrich    343   4
2.    24    Lucas Wolfe        243   2
3.    72    Ryan Smith        219
4.    51    Freddie Rahmer    187   2
4.    70    Brock Zearfoss    187
6.    39M    Anthony Macri    173
7.    87    Alan Krimes        166   2
8.    21    Brian Montieth    149
9.    99    Kyle Moody        131
10.    15    Adam Wilt        125
11.    69K    Lance Dewease    100   2
11.    17B    Steve Buckwalter    100
13.    59    Jim Siegel        95
14.    5    Dylan Cisney        92    1
15.    39    Cory Haas        90
16.    1x    Chad Trout        86
17.    69    Tim Glatfelter        85
18.    1    Logan Wagner    82
19.    11    Dale Blaney        75
20.    11    T J Stutts        68
21.    12    Blane Heimbach    64   1
22..    75    Chase Dietz        62
23    20    Ryan Taylor        50   1
24.    29    Dan Shetler        49
24.    40    George Hobaugh Jr    49

Champion Racing Oil/RM Racing Lubricants Central PA Point Series 2019 Up-Coming Schedule

April
26th-Williams Grove
27th-Lincoln
27th-Port Royal
28th-Selinsgrove
May
3rd-Williams Grove
4th-Lincoln
4th-Port Royal
5th-BAPS

Danny Dietrich won the 410 Sprint feature at Port Royal Speedway 4-20-2019. Brian Rhoad

Dietrich holds off Zearfoss on Late Restart to Claim First Port Royal Victory of the Season

Flinner, Hart and Mitch Pick up Late Model and Extreme Stock Victories

By Justin Snyder

PORT RYOAL, Pa- What a difference a one week makes? One week after Lance Dewease used a late restart to pass Danny Dietrich for the win during the Ollie's Bargain Outlets All Star Circuit of Champions visit to Port Royal Speedway, Dietrich held off multiple late restarts and fought off a nearly 2-hour rain delay earlier in the night to bring home his first Weikert's Livestock 410 Sprint Car Series victory of the season at 'The Speed Palace'.

"Man, I really wanted this one tonight. I wasn't going to let it get away this time on restarts," said Dieterich, from Gettysburg. "I had to hold them off twice. 3 to go I had to hold off (George) Hobaugh and 1 to go I knew Brock (Zearfoss) was going to throw me a slider there. Just really happy to be standing in victory lane tonight."

Hobaugh and Cory Haas led the field to the green, with Hobaugh jumping out to the early lead. Meanwhile, Dietrich was already in fourth place at the completion of the first lap using the high line from his 8th starting spot.

Zearfoss also began his trek to the front, moving into the 9th spot early and into the 8th spot by lap 4.

By lap 5, Hobaugh hit lap traffic and began to maneuver through the back end of the field with a lengthy lead over Haas and fourth starting Jared Esh. One lap later, Esh pulled into the infield with an issue handing 3rd place to Dietrich.

As Haas, Dietrich and rookie of the year contender Tyler Reeser attempted to track down Hobaugh, Zearfoss was continuing to move forward. He moved into 6th on lap 8 and then 5th on lap 9, using multiple lanes of the track to pass.

On lap 14, Dietrich and Reeser both pulled under Haas on the backstretch moving into 2nd and 3rd and they raced nose to tail towards Hobaugh. Two laps later, Zearfoss slid under Haas to move into 4th place as well.

On lap 17, Dietrich and Reeser had closed to within a car length of Hobaugh. Hobaugh slid the lap car of Jeff Miller in turn 1 and 2 and nearly made contact, allowing Dietrich and Reeser to pull right to the tail tank of Hobaugh coming down the backstretch.

Dietrich attempted a pull a slide job on the next circuit, only for Hobaugh to power off the top and regain the lead. However, the second time was the charm as Dietrich once again slid Hobaugh on lap 19 in turns 1 and 2, this time making it stick.

"Hats off to Hobaugh and his team for running such a good race and leading a bunch of laps," said Dietrich. "However I know this place a little better than him and I knew if I got there, I could use that to my advantage."

Two laps later, Reeser's night ended when he made contact with the outside wall in turn 2 and slowed to a stop with mechanical issues in turn 3, bringing out the first caution of the night.

Dietrich sped off once green flag racing returned with Zearfoss sliding under Hobaugh for 2nd with only 3 to go. However, it looked to be too little, too late for the Jonestown native to make a run at Dietrich.

But Mike Wagner blew a tire on the white flag lap and came to a stop on the front stretch just before the flag stand setting up a one-lap shootout for the victory.

When the green flag dropped, Zearfoss slid under Dietrich and attempted to make it stick coming out of turn 2, however Dietrich powered back under him going down the backstretch and ran through the middle of turns 3 and 4 to claim his 6th career Port Royal Speedway victoryand the $3600 payday by a margin of .364 seconds over Zearfoss, Steve Buckwalter, Hobaugh and Haas.

"Brock and his guys have been so fast all season and I knew he was going to try and slide me there," said Dietrich. "I just had to make it stick and hold my line and if we could do that I knew we'd get back by him."

Zearfoss knew he only had once chance and he'd have to be perfect to claim the victory, but ultimately was pleased with a podium finish.

"Man that car was fast tonight and my guys gave me a great car," said Zearfoss, who will be a regular with the All Star Tour in 2019. "I gave it everything I had, but ultimately we just needed a few more laps. We'll take a second and some momentum and apply it to the rest of our season."

Sixth place was AJ Flick, followed by new points leader Logan Wagner, Blane Heimbach, Dylan Cisney and Tj Stutts rounded out the top 10.

Weikert's 410 Results- 1. Danny Dietrich 2. Brock Zearfoss 3. Steve Buckwalter 4. George Hobaugh 5. Cory Haas 6. AJ Flick 7. Logan Wagner 8. Blane Heimbach 9. Dylan Cisney 10. TJ Stutts 11. Cole Duncan 12. Gerrard McIntyre 13. Ryan Taylor 14. Nicole Bower 15. Jeff Miller 16. Adrian Shaffer 17. Sye Lynch 18. Trenton Sheaffer 19. Gary Kreiss 20. Mike Wagner 21. Dallas Schott 22. Tyler Reeser 23. Jack Sodeman 24. Jared Esh

Lance Dewease wins at Lincoln Speedway Steve Koletar

Saturday, April 20, 2019

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

THE 69K WINS $6,900 WITH WELDON STERNER MEMORIAL VICTORY; Halligan Earns Second Win of 2019; Chaney’s Patience Earns Him First Win of 2019

UPCOMING SCHEDULE:

Saturday, April 27, 2018 (7:30PM) McSherrystown Moose Lodge #720 Night; 410 Sprints + 358 Sprints + 358 Late Models

Saturday, May 4, 2019 (7:30PM) 410 Sprints + 358 Sprints + Extreme Stocks (York Flooring Kids Big Wheel Races and York County Racing Club Night)

Saturday, April 27, 2019 (7:30PM) 410 Sprints + 358 Sprints + Extreme Stocks (York Flooring Kids Big Wheel Races & York County Racing Club Night)

Abbottstown, PA (April 20, 2019) – Fayetteville driver, Lance Dewease started the night with the second quickest time in time trials. Following the PA Speedweek format, Dewease started fourth in his heat. Heat winners and the quickest car in each heat from time trials each earned a spot in the redraw. Dewease drew the fourth starting spot, lining him up behind Adam Wilt, Dan Shetler and Chase Dietz for the start of the 33-lap feature.

Wilt got out to the lead over Shetler with Dewease moving up to third with a run on the bottom of turns 3 and 4 to get around Dietz.

Jim Siegel was up to fourth from his seventh starting spot by lap 3 with a good run coming out of turn 2.

Dewease went to the bottom of turns 3 and 4 on lap 4 to get under Shetler for second. Then it was time for Dewease to start chasing down Wilt. Dewease cut Wilt’s lead down by a half second on lap 5. With Wilt working his way through lapped traffic Dewease went for the lead in turns 3 and 4 on lap 7, taking the top spot and never looking back.

With Dewease pulling away from the field, Siegel got under Shetler for third on lap 8.

Dewease’s 1.787 second lead was erased when the caution came out on lap 10 for Anthony Macri and Brian Montieth. Macri and Montieth got together in turn 4. Last year’s Weldon Sterner Memorial winner, Montieth, rejoined the field. Macri’s team initially thought repairs could be made to the 39M, but his night ended in the pits.

The field lined up for a single-file restart with Dewease at the helm followed by Wilt, Siegel, Shetler and Ryan Smith. Smith moved up to fourth on the restart after getting around Shetler.

After falling back to tenth from his eighth starting spot, Freddie Rahmer was working his way through the field after the restart and was up to sixth on lap 14 just as Dewease started to work his way through lapped traffic.

Lapped traffic did not slow Dewease down as he had a 4 second lead over Wilt with 10 laps to go.

Siegel was working the bottom of the track to try and take second from Wilt while Smith was running the top of the track to try and pass Siegel for third. Siegel took second on lap 27 with a solid run coming off the bottom of turn 2.

Rahmer had moved into fifth on lap 21 and after moving into fourth on lap 29 he went to work on Wilt for third. Rahmer and Wilt drag raced to the flag stand for the position with two laps to go with Wilt holding off the charging Rahmer.

Dewease crossed the line a whopping 4.392 seconds ahead of Siegel to take home the $6,900 check and his second Weldon Sterner Memorial victory. Wilt held on to third with Rahmer finishing fourth. Ryan Smith completed the top five.

410 Sprint Car heat winners were Brian Montieth, Ryan Smith and Chase Dietz.

Jeff Halligan Earns Second Win of 2019

Jeff Halligan started in the middle of the field, 13th to be exact, and ended the night in victory lane.

Zachary Allman started on the pole with Kenny Kuhn in second. Allman was out to the lead when the green flag dropped with Kuhn, Travis Scott and Kyle Denmyer in tow.

The caution came out on lap 2 for Kyle Rohrbaugh who got turned around on the front stretch. Rohrbaugh rejoined the field.

Allman lead the field to the cone for the single file restart. Denmyer went to the bottom of turns 1 and 2 to try and take third from Scott. Scott held him off with Denmyer making another move for the position in turns 3 and 4. The battle for third coming out of turn 4 caused a nine-car pile up and brought out the red flag despite no cars flipping or landing on their side.

Six of the nine cars were able to rejoin the field. They were Dylan Norris, Troy Wagaman, David Holbrook, Dylan Orwig, Steve Kisamore and Tyler Walton. Denmyer, Scott and Cody Fletcher ended their nights in the pits.

With nine cars out of the way Halligan was up to fourth for the restart. Halligan was up to third coming out of turn 2 on the restart and was in second coming out of turn 4 giving him the chance to reel in the race leader, Allman.

While Halligan was working on Allman, Doug Hammaker worked his way into fifth on lap 7 from his eleventh starting spot.

The caution came out on lap 11 for Mark Van Vorst who got turned around in turn 1.

Allman lead the field to the cone for the single file restart with Halligan on his bumper. Halligan stayed with Allman going into turn 1 on the restart and couldn’t make the move for the lead. It didn’t take long though for Halligan to get around Allman, he made the move for the lead on the following lap. Halligan went to the top of turns 3 and 4 and drag raced Allman to the flag stand for the lead.

Once he was in front of the field Halligan started to pull away. Matt Findley worked his way up to third on lap 15 from his tenth starting spot.

Halligan hit lapped traffic with two laps to go and struggled to get by a lapped car due to a lack of brakes. Lucky for Halligan he had built up enough of a lead to hold off Allman and still beat him to the checkered flag by over a second. Findley held onto third. Hammaker worked his way up to fourth and Kenny Kuhn completed the top five.

358 Sprint heats were won by Zachary Allman, Kenny Kuhn and Zach Euculano.

Mason Chaney’s Patience Earns Him First Win of 2019

Mason Chaney started third behind pole-sitter Roscoe Clough and Bill Diehl.

Clough and Diehl drag raced for the lead at the start of the race with Diehl, a two-time feature winner in 2019, leading lap 1. Chaney made easy work of Clough for second and was all over Diehl for the lead.

The caution came out on lap 4 for Rick Hartwig in turn 3. Hartwig rejoined the field.

Chaney tried to get around Diehl on the outside of turns 1 and 2 on the restart but Diehl held onto the lead. Chaney was literally on Diehl’s bumper as they ran the same line around the track.

While Chaney was on Diehl’s bumper, Travis Perry had made his way to third on lap 7 and Jeremy Ott was running fourth on lap 8.

Chaney was still running with Diehl when the caution came out on lap 12 for fluid on the track. The red flag came out for the track crew to lay down quick-dry as the car had made at least two laps while dropping fluid.

Chaney made his move on the restart and took the lead from Diehl going down the backstretch.

Ott was up to third on the restart and got by Diehl for second on lap 14.

After falling back to fourth on the restart, Perry was back up to third with 5 laps to go.

Ott made one last effort to get by Chaney for the lead in turns 3 and 4 as they raced to the checkered flag, but Chaney beat him to the line by .225 seconds for the win. Perry held onto third. Travis McClelland finished fourth and Alex Schmiedel crossed the line fifth.

Central PA Legends heat winners were Jeremy Ott, Bill Diehl, Travis McClelland and Chris Transeau. The two Legends Consy races were won by Tim O’Sheehan and Austin Bellamere.

Next Saturday, April 27, Lincoln Speedway is back in action with McSherrystown Moose Lodge #720 Night featuring 410 Sprints, 358 Sprints and 358 Late Models. Racing starts at 7:30PM with pit gates opening at 5:00PM and grandstand gates opening at 5:30PM.

RACE RESULTS

Saturday, April 20, 2019

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

Gene Latta Ford 410 Sprints:

410 Sprint Feature (33 Laps) – 1. 69K-Lance Dewease ($6,900); 2. 59-Jimmy Siegel; 3. 15-Adam Wilt; 4. 51-Freddie Rahmer; 5. 72-Ryan Smith; 6. 87-Alan Krimes; 7. 24-Lucas Wolfe; 8. 29-Dan Shetler; 9. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 10. 1X-Chad Trout; 11. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe; 12. 69-Tim Glatfelter; 13. 99-Kyle Moody; 14. 19M-Landon Myers; 15. 75-Chase Dietz; 16. 21T-Scott Fisher; 17. 21-Brian Montieth; 18. 73B-Brett Michalski; 19. 27G-Jay Galloway; 20. 48H-Bradley Howard (DNF); 21. 97-Brie Hershey (DNF); 22. 35-Steve Owings (DNF); 23. 39M-Anthony Macri (DNF)

Lap Leaders – Adam Wilt (1-7) & Lance Dewease (8-33)

410 Sprint Heat One Finish (10 laps) - 1. 21-Brian Montieth; 2. 59-Jimmy Siegel; 3. 99-Kyle Moody; 4. 29-Dan Shetler; 5. 19M-Landon Myers; 6. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe; 7. 49H-Bradley Howard; 8. 21T-Scott Fisher

410 Sprint Heat Two Finish (10 laps) - 1. 72-Ryan Smith; 2. 51-Freddie Rahmer; 3. 69K-Lance Dewease; 4. 87-Alan Krimes; 5. 35-Steve Owings; 6. 73B-Brett Michalski; 7. 1X-Chad Trout; 8. 97-Brie Hershey (DNF)

410 Sprint Heat Three Finish (10 laps) - 1. 75-Chase Dietz; 2. 24-Lucas Wolfe; 3. 69-Tim Glatfelter; 4. 39M-Anthony Macri; 5. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 6. 15-Adam Wilt; 7. 27G-Jay Galloway

410 Sprint Time Trial Results 1. 29-Dan Shetler 13.377; 2. 69K-Lance Dewease 13.385; 3. 15-Adam Wilt 13.389; 4. 21-Brian Montieth 13.399; 5. 72-Ryan Smith 13.415; 6. 75-Chase Dietz 13.456; 7. 59-Jimmy Siegel 13.484; 8. 51-Freddie Rahmer 13.512; 9. 24-Lucas Wolfe 13.525; 10. 99-Kyle Moody 13.533; 11. 87-Alan Krimes 13.542; 12. 69-Tim Glatfelter 13.571; 13. 19M-Landon Myers 13.612; 14. 1X-Chad Trout 13.679; 15. 39M-Anthony Macri 13.860; 16. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe 13.905; 17. 73B-Brett Michalski 13.919; 18. 88-Brandon Rahmer 13.946; 19. 49H-Bradley Howard 13.958; 20. 35-Steve Owings 13.965; 21. 27G-Jay Galloway 14.345; 22. 21T-Scott Fisher 14.351; 23. 97-Brie Hershey 14.676

Krimes, Dewease and Weather

The 2019 Champion Racing Oil/RM Racing Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars were rained out once again Friday night at Williams Grove Speedway. On Saturday the sun was out and the All Stars were in town at Port Royal Speedway. Lance Dewease passed race leader Danny Dietrich on a late race restart and went on for his 6th Port Royal All Star win in the last seven shows. The same night at Lincoln Speedway Alan Krimes was back in victory lane for his 2nd time in 2019. The Sunday All Star show at Bedford Speedway was rained out.

The series continues this coming weekend with Williams Grove trying once again on Friday April 19th. Lincoln and Port Royal Speedway both run Saturday April 20th.

Danny Dietrich leads the points over Lucas Wolfe and Ryan Smith.

Without the above sponsors the point series payout would not be possible. Thank you to all of them.

    2019 CHAMPION RACING OIL / RM RACING LUBRICANTS CENTRAL PA SPRINTS
                Presented by Hoseheads.com

After; April 13

Listing; Position, Car Number, Driver, Points, Series Wins

1.    48    Danny Deitrich        293    3
2.    24    Lucas Wolfe            227    2
3.    72    Ryan Smith            199
4.    39M    Anthony Macri        173
5.    51    Freddie Rahmer        162    2
6.    70    Brock Zearfoss        152
7.    21    Brian Montieth        149
8.    87    Alan Krimes            148    2
9.    99    Kyle Moody            131
10.    15    Adam Wilt            95
11.    69    Tim Glatfelter            85
12.    5    Dylan Cisney            80    1
13.    1x    Chad Trout            76
14.    11    Dale Blaney            75
15.    39    Cory Haas            70
15.    17B    Steve Buckwalter        70
17.    1    Logan Wagner        66
18.    75    Chase Dietz            62
19.    59    Jim Siegel            60
20.    11    T J Stutts            58
21.    12    Blane Heimbach        50    1
21.    20    Ryan Taylor            50    1
21.    69K    Lance Dewease        50    1
24.    7K    Dan Shetler            35
25.    26    Cory Eliason            34

Champion Racing Oil/RM Racing Lubricants Central PA Point Series 2019 Up-Coming Schedule

April
19th-Williams Grove
20th-Lincoln
20th-Port Royal
26th-Williams Grove
27th-Lincoln
27th-Port Royal
28th-Selinsgrove

Dewease Triumphs Again at Port Royal Against All Star Circuit of Champions, Yoder Wins Mason Dixon Late Models Feature Following Devin Hart DQ

By Justin Snyder

PORT ROYAL, Pa- Even the most dominant competitors in all of sports sometimes need a little luck. Whether it's a missed call on the football field, a ball that just isn’t dropping on the basketball court or injury/misfortune for others, it all plays into the final outcome.

However, it's how the veterans of the sports world react and how they capitalize on these breaks that makes the difference.

Following a lucky late-race caution with 2 laps to go, Lance Dewease found his groove and made the race-winning pass coming to the white flag over a dominant Danny Dietrich to claim the $6,000 Keith Kauffman Classic at Port Royal Speedway sanctioned by the Ollie's Bargain Outlet Circuit of Champions Presented by Mobil 1 April 13.

The win was Dewease's 111th career victory at the Port Royal Speedway and his 38th Career All Star triumph. Specifically Dewease has won 6 of the last 7 visits by the series to the speedway.

"I was happy when that caution came out because It meant we had a shot," said Dewease. "I had a line and I could run the middle for a couple laps, but the longer we ran, I couldn’t do it.

"I could run it up 1 and 2 and make gains, but after about 5-6 laps I couldn't keep up, so I just got in line and followed him. I was just saving tires and seeing what would happen in the end and we got a restart and here we are."

Dietrich and Anthony Macri would lead the field to the green and Dietrich would race out to the early lead. Meanwhile, Dewease, from his 6th starting position, was already into 4th on the backstretch of lap 2.

Logan Wagner, who started 13th, was also on the early move sliding into 9th by lap 6. By this time, Dietrich was closing in on lap traffic and Macri was on his bumper.

The two cars swapped the lead in turn 4, with Dietrich prevailing at the line on lap 8. Macri tried to pull ahead of Dietrich heading into turn 3 and the two cars made contact, sending Macri into the inside guardrail and rolling over lightly to bring out the red flag. Macri would walk away unharmed.

"I feel bad for Anthony, but with the mufflers on these things you can’t really hear anything out there and I definitely couldn't see him," said Dietrich, of the incident. "I'm lucky I didn't go for a ride myself honestly. My dad taught me at a young age, left fronts and rights rear don't go well together and in that position you're at the mercy of the guy in front of you and his right rear. I feel bad, but it's just kind of a learning moment and racing deal for him."

Dietrich once again led the field back to the green flag, however it was Dewease moving again. After he gained 3rd as a result of the accident, he slid under Dale Blaney for second in turn four and began to set his sights on Dietrich on lap 9.

Dietrich once again approached lap traffic at the halfway point and by lap 21, Dewease was nose to tail with Dietrich. For the next several laps, Dietrich hugged the bottom of the speedway while Dewease attempted to maneuver the middle of the track, unable to ever pull past the leader.

It looked like Dietrich was going to go non-stop, but Brock Zearfoss came to a stop on the front stretch with 2 laps to go with a flat right rear tire, setting up for a 2 lap dash to the checkers.

Dietrich led the field to the green flag for the final time and Dewease pounced, pulling along side the leader and turns 1 and 2. Coming down the backstretch, Dewease and Dietrich were side by side, as Dewease made the winning move to roar of the crowd coming to the white flag.

Dewease would pull away slightly and complete the final circuit to take his first checkered flag of 2019.

"Me and Danny were wheel to wheel. I got to him and I knew if I I could get ahead of him in the middle of the corner he wouldn't be able to get off the corner if I got that close," said Dewease. "It worked out. This is only our 2nd race together this year and I'm extremely happy to get a win."

For Dietrich, he felt his car was much better in traffic and that if they didn't get that late caution, he had the race won.

"That last caution really killed us and I didn’t want to see that. We had a really great car out in traffic and I knew once that happened we were kind of a sitting duck," said Dietrich, of Gettysburg, Pa. "I knew he was going to go pretty much wherever we didn't and I just got to give my hats off to them. They were better in open air and anytime you lose to that team you can’t be too upset because they are one of the best in the country for a reason."

Wagner finished third, followed by Aaron Reutzel, Blaney, Lucas Wolfe, Ryan Smith, Dylan Cisney, Freddie Rahmer and Steve Buckwalter rounding out the top 10.

Spencer Bayston, who took a provisional to start the race and started 27th, was the hard charger after gaining 16 positions to finish 12th.

Feature Finish, 30 Laps: 1. Lance Dewease; 2. Danny Dietrich; 3. Logan Wagner; 4. Aaron Reutzel; 5. Dale Blaney; 6. Lucas Wolfe; 7. Ryan Smith; 8. Dylan Cisney; 9. Freddie Rahmer; 10. Steve Buckwalter; 11. Mike Wagner; 12. Spencer Bayston; 13. Paul McMahan; 14. Tim Shaffer; 15. Blane Heimbach; 16. Dave Blaney; 17. T.J. Stutts; 18. Jared Esh; 19. Tyler Reeser; 20. Cory Eliason; 21. A.J. Flick; 22. Ryan Taylor; 23. Cale Conley; 24. George Hobaugh; 25. Brock Zearfoss; 26. Cory Haas; 27. Anthony Fiore; 28. Anthony Macri.

Saturday, April 13, 2019

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

ALAN KRIMES IS BACK WITH HIS SECOND WIN OF 2019; Doug Hammaker finds Victory Lane for First Time in 2019; Steve Drevicki goes wire to wire in USAC East Coast Season Opener

UPCOMING SCHEDULE:

Saturday, April 20, 2019 (7PM) 16th Annual Weldon Sterner Memorial: Spring Championship for 410 Sprints ($6,900 to win + time trials) + 358 Sprints + Central PA Legends

Saturday, April 27, 2018 (7:30PM) McSherrystown Moose Lodge #720 Night; 410 Sprints + 358 Sprints + 358 Late Models

Saturday, May 4, 2019 (7:30PM) 410 Sprints + 358 Sprints + Extreme Stocks (York Flooring Kids Big Wheel Races and York County Racing Club Night)

Abbottstown, PA (April 13, 2019) – Alan Krimes ended a two-year drought from victory lane earlier this year. On Saturday Krimes was back in victory lane, this time after a much shorter hiatus, to earn his 20th career win at Lincoln Speedway.

For the second week in a row Cole Young started on the front row of the feature, but this week it was the pole. Brett Michalski shared the front row with Young.

Young went to the top of the track at the start which let Michalski get his nose under Young going into turns 1 and 2. Michalski was about to lead lap 1 when the caution came out for Chad Trout who got turned around in turns 3 and 4. The caution set the field up for a complete restart.

Michalski got his nose under Young again on the restart but this time Young got a good run coming out of turn 2 to give him the edge over Michalski going down the back stretch to lead lap 1.

Chase Dietz, Brent Shearer and Krimes were waging a three-way battle for third place. Dietz emerged the victor and started to work on Michalski for second. It didn’t take long for Krimes to join in and once he did, he made quick work of Dietz and Michalski in two laps to take second.

While Krimes was working his way through the front of the field Adam Wilt was doing the same and had just moved into fourth when the red flag came out on lap 11. The race leader, Young, hit the front stretch wall and flipped ending his night.

Krimes inherited the lead and led Dietz, Wilt, Michalski and Brian Montieth to the cone for the single file restart.

Monteith, true to his nick name “The Edge” went to the top of the track in turns 1 and 2 on the restart and got around Michalski for fourth.

Wilt got under Dietz in 1 and 2 for second and they stayed side by side with Wilt edging Dietz at the flag stand by half a car length for the position on lap 14.

With Krimes approaching lapped traffic, Wilt was able to close the gap between him and the leader. Once the leaders were in lapped traffic Wilt was able to keep pace with Krimes. Wilt gave it one last shot trying the bottom in turns 1 and 2 but he couldn’t catch Krimes.

Krimes beat Wilt to the checkered flag by .772 seconds. Montieth held onto third. Dietz finished fourth and Michalski completed the top five.

410 Sprint Car heat winners were Cole Young, Dan Shetler and Brent Shearer.

RACE RESULTS

Saturday, April 13, 2019

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY

Abbottstown, PA

Gene Latta Ford 410 Sprints:

410 Sprint Feature (25 Laps) – 1. 87-Alan Krimes; 2. 15-Adam Wilt; 3. 21-Brian Montieth; 4. 75-Chase Dietz/ 5. 73B-Brett Michalski; 6. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 7. 99-Kyle Moody; 8. 59-Jim Siegel; 9. 1X-Chad Trout; 10. 29-Dan Shetler; 11. 69-Tim Glatfelter; 12. 2W-Glennond Forsythe; 13. 19M-Landon Myers; 14. 90-Jordan Givler; 15. 48H-Bradley Howard; 16. 21T-Scott Fisher; 17. 27G-Jay Galloway (DNF); 18. 12-Brent Shearer (DNF); 19. 17-Cole Young (DNF): 20. 15s-Shai Morris (DNF); 21. 97-Brie Hershey (DNS); 22. 10K-Joe Kata (DNS); 23. 9-Ryan Linder (DNS)

Lap Leaders – Cole Young (1-11) & Alan Krimes (12-25)

410 Sprint Heat One Finish (10 laps) - 1. 17-Cole Young; 2. 75-Chase Dietz; 3. 99-Kyle Moody; 4. 1X-Chad Trout; 5. 21-Brian Montieth; 6. 2W-Glenndon Forsythe; 7. 49H-Bradley Howard (DNF); 8. 9-Ryan Linder (DNF)

410 Sprint Heat Two Finish (10 laps) - 1. 29-Dan Shetler; 2. 73B-Brett Michalski; 3. 15-Adam Wilt; 4. 90-Jordan Givler; 5. 27G-Jay Galloway; 6. 97-Brie Hershey; 7. 10K-Joe Kata (DNF); 8. 19M-Landon Myers (DNS)

410 Sprint Heat Three Finish (10 laps) - 1. 12-Brent Shearer; 2. 87-Alan Krimes; 3. 59-Jim Siegel; 4. 88-Brandon Rahmer; 5. 69-Tim Glatfelter; 6. 21T-Scott Fisher; 7. 15s-Shai Morris

Contingency Awards

Champion Racing Oil/RM Racing Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars

410 Sprints

1. A $1,000 cash award and the $500 product award will be given out at the end of the season.

2. The eligible team that is highest in the series points standing will be awarded the $1000

3. The team with the highest point count does not have to win their division in order to be eligible for the award.

4. The $500 product award will be given to an eligible team that was lower in the points standing.

5. The team winning the $500 product award will be chosen in a draw. A certificate will be given to the winning team to use in the 2020 racing season.

6. In case of a tie in the points standing the $1000 prize will be split between the teams.

7. Teams will also receive up to 5 Champion Oil t-shirts after placing their initial order

To be Eligible:

1. Teams must purchase a minimum 5 cases (12 qt cases), a case or pail of gear oil and a case of brake fluid over the race season.

2. Initial order must be a minimum of $250

3. Register on line at http://www.championbrands.com/centralpa.html

4. Teams must purchase Champion Oil products directly from RM Racing Lubricants or

Bicknell Racing Products to be eligible. Proof of purchase will be required.

5. Teams must display a RM Racing Lubricants Decal on an outside panel on both sides of their car for the full race season.

6. Teams sponsored by RM Racing Lubricants are not eligible.

RM Racing Lubricants is currently looking for a 410 Sprint team to handle product at the race track on a weekly basis. If you are interested please call Rich at 905-658-7509

2019 CHAMPION RACING OIL/RM RACING 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, J&S Fabrication and LaSalle Racing Engines.

Heimbach, Rahmer & Dietrich In Victory Lane

The 2019 Champion Racing Oil/RM Racing Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars were rained out Friday night at Williams Grove Speedway. On Saturday the weather cleared and Blane Heimbach took his first point series win of the year at Port Royal Speedway. Freddie Rahmer was back in in victory lane at Lincoln Speedway for the 2nd week in a row. On Sunday April 7th it was series point leader Danny Dietrich winning the first Champion Racing Oil/RM Racing Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars point series race of 2019 at BAPS Motor Speedway and his 3rd win of the year..

The series continues this coming weekend with the Ollies All Stars first trip to Central PA for 2019. It will be another three day race weekend with the All Stars and the Champion Racing Oil/RM Racing Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars venturing to Williams Grove Speedway on Friday night April 12th, Port Royal Speedway Saturday April 13th and Bedford Speedway on Sunday April14th. Lincoln Speedway will also have a Champion Racing Oil/RM Racing Lubricants Central PA Sprint Cars point series show on Saturday April 13th.

Danny Dietrich leads the points over L