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The Numbers are Building for Punta Gorda this Weekend

The Super Late Models are back in numbers this Saturday night at the Punta Gorda Speedway. Already have 18+ registered and expect several more. Veteran guys Like Wayne Anderson, Joe Winchell, Dave Pletcher, Richie Anderson and Billy Bigley will be going against the young guns like Randy Anderson, Dustin Dunn, Josh Williams, Patrick Staropoli, Brian Blum, Casey Caudill and Tommy Styer. Throw in guys like Ferri, Weaver, Gentry, Maresca, Knotek, Hester, Brown and Maller who knows who is going home with the big trophy? This is one you don’t want to miss. Make plans to be here at the Punta Gorda Speedway this Saturday Night to see 115 laps of door to door action. Along with the Late Models we have Road Warriors, Legends, Badoleros, Pro 4 Fab 4 and the 2nd leg of the triple crown for the Champ Karts. Grandstands open at 4:00 with Late Model qualifying at 6:00. Tickets are $10.00 for Adults $8.00 for seniors and kids 17-11 $5.00 with 10 and under free. Please visit puntagordas
peedway.com for more info.

By Jane Smith|2010-07-27T22:30:31-04:00July 27th, 2010|Upcoming Events|Comments Off

Open Practice this Thursday Night at Hendry County

We will have practice this Thursday, July 29th, from 4pm till dark.

If there are any questions you can call me, Racin Jason, on my cell Phone at 239-645-5858.

By Jane Smith|2010-07-27T15:11:37-04:00July 27th, 2010|Upcoming Events|Comments Off

Ocala Ends July With Tight Points Races in Four Divisions

by BJ Cavin- Ocala Speedway Media

OCALA, FL- The historic Ocala Speedway returns to action this Friday night, July 30th, with four exciting divisions poised to do battle on the toughest 3/8ths mile in the southeast. The Colortyme Rentals Modifieds will headline the night, and race fans will also see intense action from the Tee Pee Tire Hobby Stocks, the Amsoil V8 Thunder Stocks, and the Gladiators. All four of these divisions feature heated points races at this point in the season, and with limited races left on the 2010 schedule.

Jeff Mathews still has the top of the 2010 Colortyme Modified points list in his grip, but Wayne Hammond and Kyle Bronson are both tied at just 25 points shy of Mathews. In addition to the double threat tied for second place, Mathews also must keep tabs on Kyle and Chip Owen, who are 45 and 52 points out of first place. Mathews was a winner the last time out, beating Wayne Hammond to the checkers on July 9th and thus protecting his lead, but can he continue to keep the competitors at bay for the remainder of the season? Should Mathews encounter some bad luck, the points race could become superheated in a flash.

The Tee Pee Tire Hobby Stocks had been a two man showdown at the top for weeks on end, but recently Dean Jarvis and Heath Walker have stumbled a bit while others have surged into the top spots in feature races. Jarvis remains the top points man at just 20 in front of Heath Walker, but Daniel Miller used a win on July 17th to leapfrog up to third place and tie William Edwards, putting both of those drivers only 60 points out of the top spot, and 40 short of bumping Walker out of second place. Daniel Miller has had an up and down season so far, but if he can continue to win he might be able to stir things up at the top of the heap.

Michael Stalnaker began the 2010 Amsoil V8 Thunder Stock season strong, but then had a string of misfortunes that set him back during the middle part of the season. But if last Friday night was any indication, the new current points leader may be over all of that and running downhill toward the end of the season. Stalnaker survived what turned out to be a brutal battle among some of the heavy hitters, and some of those hitters failed to see the checkers because of the hitting. This Friday night those racers will be back with dents banged out and mechanical repairs completed, and may have some grudges to settle as well. Jerrid Bennett is one of those who became a victim last weekend, and is just 16 points behind Stalnaker at the top. And if anyone will return with something to prove, Bennett is the one to watch as it was his DNF and Stalnaker’s win that bumped him out of the top spot.

Last Friday night Steven Johnson had to borrow Steven Cox’s race car in order to run with the Gladiators at Ocala, and Johnson wound up with the short end of just about everything that he encountered. Meanwhile Casey Feaster had topped Johnson in the points standings, and topped everyone else with yet another win, as Devin Walker managed to vault past Johnson into second place behind Feaster. Those developments have left the Gladiator points race even tighter than before, as Devin Walker has chipped it down to a 9 point difference between himself and Casey Feaster at the top of the heap. Meanwhile Steven Johnson and Matt Shea are all knotted up at 20 points out of first place, as Shea steadily continues to climb the points ladder and Johnson keeps slipping back. Depending on who does what this Friday night, a lot could change or everything could remain the same, and Devin Walker now finds himself poised to take over the top position should Casey Feaster falter.

Ocala Speedway will open the pit gates to the racers and crews at 2PM this Friday, with the grandstand gates open for the fans at 5PM and racing at 8PM. For more information, or to see the complete summer racing schedule, visit www.OcalaSpeedway.com

By Jane Smith|2010-07-28T13:56:44-04:00July 27th, 2010|Bubba Raceway Park, Upcoming Events|Comments Off

Volusia Speedway Takes A Break This Weekend

by VSP Media

BARBERVILLE, FL- As the summer heats up in central Florida Volusia Speedway Park is taking a well deserved time out this Saturday, July 31st, so there will be no racing at the south’s fastest half mile this weekend. The time out will allow our racers to get some rest and refurbish their machines, plus it gives our hard working staff a break as we plunge into the hottest of the summer months.

And after our week away from the track it will be back to racing as usual on Saturday, August 7th, with the 3rd Annual Wiener Nationals, featuring the best in “Wiener Dog” racing as the local favorite, Willy, takes on a host of primed and ready contenders. In addition to Dachshund Racing, fans will see the return of the Budweiser Modifieds, the Taylor Racing Products Sportsman Division, the Daytona Sportswear Street Stocks, the Amsoil Thunder Stocks, and the 4 Cylinder Challengers. Fans will find the racers re energized by the time off and ready to amp up the competition after the summer break.

To get more information on Volusia Speedway Park, or to track which divisions will be racing each Saturday night through the rest of the 2010 season, please visit www.VolusiaSpeedwayPark.net, the official home of the south’s fastest half mile.

By Jane Smith|2010-07-28T13:57:01-04:00July 26th, 2010|Upcoming Events, Volusia Speedway Park|Comments Off

KEITH LILLEY ALL THE WAY IN AUBURNDALE MODIFIEDS – DAUBACH GETS FIRST SPORTSMAN WIN

by Dave Westerman

There was rain all around Auburndale Speedway Saturday afternoon and early evening, but none of the wet stuff fell directly at the track allowing for a full night of great competition.

The Open Wheel Modifieds were back in action and in qualifying it was James Wright III the fastest, turning a lap at 14.302 seconds topping the 14.392 lap of Von Pope. Keith Lilley, Kyle Bookmiller and Travis Roland rounded out the quickest five in time trials.

The re-draw for the 40 lap feature saw Lilley on the pole with Pope outside of him. Roland and Harold Crooms made up row two while fast-timer Wright lined up fifth with Bookmiller in sixth.

Lilley wasted little time grabbing the early lead. Pope gamely tried to make the outside line work but had to settle in third spot behind Lilley and Roland. Wright zipped by Pope and took third on lap nine as Roland was putting constant pressure on Lilley. By lap 15, Wright had caught the leaders and the race was on.

The first caution flag flew on lap 25 for a two car altercation coming off turn two involving Crooms and Bookmiller and both continued. On the restart, Lilley missed a shift but was able to keep the lead along with avoiding piling up the cars behind him. The second yellow flag came out on lap 29 for a John Markovich spin.

Lilley, Roland and Wright continued to run bumper to bumper with some good, clean racing as they left the rest of the field in their wake. Lap 35 saw the final caution as Crooms took a wild slide off turn four into the infield grass.

Lilley, who has had nothing but bad luck in the Modifieds this year, got the monkey off his back with a wire-to-wire win and praised Roland’s clean driving in his victory lane interview. Roland backed up his June win with a strong second while Wright grabbed yet another third place finish. Pope came home fourth while Tommy Schnader took fifth spot. Completing the top ten were Bookmiller, Johnnie Newsome, Bobby Blake, Shain Held and Markovich. All 15 starters were running at the finish.

There’s a new “hot dog” in the Sportsman class as young Lance Daubach of Plant City simply put on a show in taking his first-ever win in the class in just his second time out in his new racer.

This one was a fantastic race from start to finish with the entire field running side-by-side the opening three laps. Heat winner Richard Elkins, Jr.

led the first two laps before a very strong Brett Jenkins took over on lap three. Daubach got by Elkins for second on lap five but was a good distance behind the leader.

Daubach began to eat away at Jenkins’ lead while Elkins and point leader Dave Dunkin started a crowd-pleasing dogfight for third. Daubach was flying and zoomed past Jenkins for the top spot on lap 20. Three laps later, the only caution of the race flew for a tangle involving Josh Todd and Mark Medeiros. Brandon Duchscherer slowed with a flat tire just before the restart to keep the yellow out but was able to return again before the green flag flew.

Daubach had no trouble scooting to the win while Jenkins finished a solid second. Elkins will have to take a hammer to beat out the body damage on his car from Dave Dunkin’s repeated attempts to snatch third spot toward the end of the race, but he held on to the position ahead of Dunkin and Jerrell Cook.

Gerald White, Jr. added to his point lead with a green to checker victory in the Legend Car feature. Tyler Smith started sixth and gamely worked his way to second, but with the race running without a caution flag, Smith had no chance of catching the fleet White. Jake Perkins took the checkered flag in third followed by Seth Adams and Justin Brown. Lynn Wiles, Mason Ketterman, Devin McLeod, Matt Larmore and Dakota Baggette rounded out the top ten. Heats went to White and Perkins.

The Street Stocks ran a rare all-green flag race and it was Bobby Mobley leading every lap for his second win of the season. Dave Colpritt kept Mobley honest in the early going and fell back a few car lengths at the checker but still finished a solid second. James Wright III picked up his second third place finish of the evening while point leaders Matt McCrary and Jeff Waterman were fourth and fifth. The rest of the top ten were Jerrell Cook, Kyle Hall, Cody McDuffie, Robert Crisp and Richie Shepherd. Mobley also won the heat race.

Fred Harrison, Jr. returned to victory circle in the Mini Stocks leading every lap as yet again another feature race went all the way without a yellow flag. Point leader Chris Spring was a distant second ahead of Jason Swilley, Mark Wells and Shawn Jenkins.

The V-8 Bombers saw Gene Harrison snare his second win of the year in wire-to-wire fashion in a race slowed twice, once for a big-time blown engine in Buddy Phillips, Jr.’s car. Harrison topped Larry Chumney II, Preston Davis, newcomer Frank Pierce and Jeff Lacey.

Teddy Lively added to his win streak in the Bandoleros as he led most of the way to make it four straight victories. Cameron White took second with young Jake Hunter taking a third in just his second week out. Heat winner Andy Metz was fourth ahead of Michael Held and new driver Dustin Turnage, Jr.

Next Saturday night, July 31st, it’s Family Fun Night featuring a Demolition Derby, 100 lap Enduro race, Figure 8’s, 4 Cyl. Figure 8’s, V-8 Bombers, Scramblers, Street Stocks, Legend Cars, Bandoleros and the Kids Club. Racing starts at 7PM. For more information call 863-551-1131 or log on to www.auburndaleracing.com.

OFFICIAL RESULTS – AUBURNDALE SPEEDWAY – 7/24/10

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OPEN WHEEL MODIFIEDS:

1-#87 Keith Lilley, Lakeland

2-#10 Travis Roland, Lake Alfred

3-#56 James Wright III, Lakeland

4-#101 Von Pope, Haines City

5-#19 Tommy Schnader, Largo

6-#03 Kyle Bookmiller, Riverview

7-#31 Johnnie Newsome, Ocala

8-#75 Bobby Blake, Zephyrhills

9-#55 Shain Held, Orlando

10-#62 John Markovich, Eaton Park

11-#29 Ricky Coffin, Lutz

12-#07 Harold Crooms, Lakeland

13-#65 Ken Lawrence, Auburndale

14-#9 Ron Armillei, Land O’ Lakes

15-#98 Matt Jarrett, Orlando

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SPORTSMAN:

1-#77 Lance Daubach, Plant City

2-#89x Brett Jenkins, Lakeland

3-#55 Richard Elkins, Jr., Auburndale

4-#71 Dave Dunkin, Lakeland

5-#47 Jerrell Cook, Eagle Lake

6-#13 Mark Medeiros, Lake Wales

7-#48 Eddie Hartin, Lakeland

8-#22 Brandon Duchscherer, Eagle Lake

DQ-#89 Josh Todd, Polk City

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LEGEND CARS:

1-#38 Gerald White, Jr., Lakeland

2-#4 Tyler Smith, Clermont

3-#59 Jake Perkins, Ocala

4-#5 Seth Adams, Mulberry

5-#8 Justin Brown, Orlando

6-#31 Lynn Wiles, Plant City

7-#71 Mason Ketterman, Palm Bay

8-#21 Devin McLeod, Zephyrhills

9-#67 Matt Larmore, Clermont

10-#7 Dakota Baggette, Lakeland

11-#99 Leroy Moore, Brooksville

12-#4R Zach Napoleon, Wesley Chapel

13-#81 Donovan Ponder, Orlando

14-#07 Dave Gleason, Orlando

15-#83 Danielle Stratton, Tavares

16-#51 Roger Englund, Palm Bay

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STREET STOCKS:

1-#29 Bobby Mobley, Eagle Lake

2-#4 Dave Colpritt, Lakeland

3-#56 James Wright III, Lakeland

4-#5 Matt McCrary, Auburndale

5-#42 Jeff Waterman, Lake Wales

6-#46 Jerrell Cook, Eagle Lake

7-#17 Kyle Hall, Winter Haven

8-#25 Cody McDuffie, Lakeland

9-#88 Robert Crisp, St. Petersburg

10-#92 Richie Shepherd, Sarasota

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V-8 BOMBERS:

1-#88 Gene Harrison, Lakeland

2-#96 Larry Chumney II, Auburndale

3-#89 Preston Davis, Polk City

4-#7 Frank Pierce, Mulberry

5-#105 Jeff Lacey, Winter Haven

6-#05 Buddy Phillips, Jr., Winter Haven

7-#29 Michael Smith, Auburndale

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MINI STOCKS:

1-#21 Fred Harrison, Jr., Polk City

2-#42 Chris Spring, Auburndale

3-#40 Jason Swilley, Auburndale

4-#551 Mark Wells, Seffner

5-#89 Shawn Jenkins, Lakeland

6-#2 Dwight Ryals, Jr., Plant City

7-#155 James Pate, Lakeland

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BANDOLEROS:

1-#96 Teddy Lively, Ruskin (Outlaw)

2-#38 Cameron White, Lakeland (Bandit)

3-#03 Jacob Hunter, Sebastian (Outlaw)

4-#48 Andy Metz, Lakeland (Outlaw)

5-#55 Michael Held, Orlando (Bandit)

6-#1Jr Dustin Turnage, Jr., Vero Beach (Bandit)

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By Jane Smith|2010-07-26T17:12:01-04:00July 26th, 2010|Auburndale Speedway, Race Results|Comments Off

Keith Lilley tops Mods at Auburndale Speedway

By Carol Andrews

We had another awesome night of racing at Auburndale Speedway. The rains held off and we were able to put on a fantastic show for the fans. The winners in each division are as follows:

Open Wheel Modified

1-#87 Keith Lilley

2-#10 Travis Roland

3-#56 James Wright III

4-#101 Von Pope

5-#19 Tommy Schnader

6-#03 Kyle Bookmiller

7-#31 Johnnie Newsome

8-#75 Bobby Blake

9-#55 Shain Held

10-#62 John Markovich

11-#29 Ricky Coffin

12-#07 Harold Crooms

13-#65 Ken Lawrence

14-#9 Ron Armillei

15-#98 Matthew Jarrett

Legends

1-#38 Gerald White Jr

2-#4 Tyler Smith

3-#59 Jake Perkins

4-#5 Seth Adams

5-#8 Justin Brown

6-#31 Lynn Wiles

7-#71 Mason Ketterman

8-#21 Devin McLeod

9-#67 Matt Larmore

10-#7 Dakotta Baggette

11-#99 Leroy Moore

12-#4R Zach Napoleon

13-#81 Donovan Ponder

14-#07 Dave Gleason

15-#83 Danielle Stratten

16-#51 Roger Englund

Bandoleros

1-#96 Teddy Lively – Outlaw

2-#38 Cameron White – Bandit

3-#03 Jacob Hunter – Outlaw

4-#48 Andy Metz – Outlaw

5-#55 Michael Held – Bandit

6-#1Jr Dustin Turnage – Bandit

Street Stocks

1-#29 Bobby Mobley

2-#4 Dave Colpritt

3-#56 James Wright III

4-#5 Matt McCrary

5-#42 Jeff Waterman

6-#46 Jerrell Cook

7-#17 Kyle Hall

8-#25 Cody McDuffie

9-#88 Robert Crisp

10-#92 Richie Shepherd

V-8 Bombers

1-#88 Gene Harrison

2-#96 Larry Chumney II

3-#89 Prston Davis

4-#7 Frank Pierce

5-#105 Jeff Lacey

6-#05 Buddy Phillips Jr

7-#29 Michael Smith

Mini Stocks

1-#21 Fred Harrison Jr

2-#42 Chris Spring

3-#40 Jason Swilley

4-#551 Mark Wells

5-#89 Shawn Jenkins

6-#2 Dwight Ryals

7-#155 James Pate

Sportsman

1-#77 Lance Daubach

2-#89x Brett Jenkins

3-#55 Richard Elkins Jr

4-#71 Dave Dunkin

5-#47 Jerrell Cook

6-#13 Mark Medeiros

7-#48 Eddie Hartin

8-#22 Brandon Duchscherer

DQ-#89 Josh Todd

Next week July 31st, 4 Cyl. Figure 8’s, V-8 Bombers, Scramblers, Street Stocks, Demo Derby, Figure 8’s. Legends, Bandoleros, Kids Club, and 100 Lap Enduro. Racing starts at 7PM. For more information call 863-551-1131 or log on to www.auburndaleracing.com

By Jane Smith|2010-07-26T15:03:34-04:00July 26th, 2010|Auburndale Speedway, Race Results|Comments Off

Super Lates Return to Punta Gorda

This Saturday July 31 the Super Lates are coming to Punta Gorda Speedway for 115 laps. Many have called for spots already so make sure you call for a slab. Rules are posted on the web site puntagordaspeedway.com under the rules tab. Goodyear tires are available at the speedway for pick up and will be available for mount starting Friday. There will be practice Friday night with gates opening at 4:00pm. Saturday Pit gate opens at 11:30 with open practice at 12:00 until 2:00, division practice starts at 3:00 until 4:30. Late Model qualifying will begin at 6:00 with racing to start at 6:30. Make plans to be at this one it should be a good one!!!

By Jane Smith|2010-07-28T13:57:14-04:00July 26th, 2010|Punta Gorda Speedway, Upcoming Events|Comments Off

Street Stocks Create A Sensation at VSP

by VSP Media

BARBERVILLE, FL- Were it not for the excellent work of the Volusia Speedway Park track crew, a Saturday afternoon downpour could have washed away five divisions of racing scheduled for Saturday Night. But thanks to their efforts, fans enjoyed a night of fast paced action from the Daytona Sportswear Street Stock Sensation, plus the Daytona Dodge Chrysler Jeep Late Models, the Budweiser Modifieds, the Taylor Racing Products Sportsman Division, plus the 4 Cylinder Challengers.

The Street Stock Sensation awards $1000 to the winner of the Daytona Sportswear Street Stock Division in a 25 lap dash for the cash, and a full field of determined racers took aim at the track and each other in order to get it. Grady Christian and Mike Tovet exchanged the early lead as they tussled over the top spot and Kevin Durden followed, but just short of the halfway point Tovet developed problems and slowed, and Durden happily stepped up and applied the heat to “Shady” Grady in his place.

Billy Medders had moved into the third spot and was giving Durden as much grief as Durden could dish out to Christian, when on lap 17 things got a bit dicey at the front of the pack as they entered turn one. A move to clear lapped traffic, coupled Durden’s determined move to get around Christian, resulted in contact, and Grady Christian ended up with the short end of the deal against the inside wall with steam pouring from the 36 machine. But “Shady” Grady was not finished as he managed to refire the car, drove to the pits, then rejoined the field at the back of the pack.

Durden wasted zero time in declaring his superiority on the restart, immediately expanding his lead until yet another multi car fracas in turn 3 all but claimed Grady Christian yet again. And try as he might, Billy Medders had nothing for Kevin Durden, as Durden collected the winner’s check, plus a $100 bill courtesy of Astor Recycling. Billy Medders claimed the second spot, while Philip Brown was a very respectable third place finisher. Cory Hupp hung tough for the fourth place spot, and Trevor Gamble returned to Volusia Speedway Park after a lengthy absence to finish fifth.

Joe Kump held the front position as the Daytona Dodge Chrysler Jeep Late Models began their feature race, but Donnie Chappell made quick work of him on lap 1 and took early control of the race by setting a blistering pace. But by the mid point of the race Ivedent Lloyd had given himself the green light and was all over Chappell as Darrell Padgett followed in the third spot, as both quickly erased any gap that Chappell had created between himself and the rest of the front runners. Also on the hunt for the front pack was Lawton Minchew, and “Chewy” began to gnaw at the rear spoiler of Joe Kump’s machine as Kump had slipped to third place.

As Ivedent Lloyd threw everything he had at Donnie Chappell in an effort to get around him, Chappell’s car began spewing fluid from the overflow as the engine over heated. Lloyd kept the heat on as Chappell pegged the throttle and prayed that the car would last to the finish, but by lap 12 the spewing had stopped, and on lap 13 so did the engine. Chappell ended up against the inside wall in turn 4 with no water left in the 25 machine to boil out after the impact. Ivedent Lloyd was in complete control from there, easily outpacing Darrell Padgett for the win as Joe Kump held off Lawton Minchew to take the third spot. Barry Sheffield followed Minchew to the checkers to round out the top five.

Jeff Mathews had been furiously chasing Jamie Carter for the Budweiser Modified points lead, and so Carter was nothing but pleased to see that Mathews was MIA for Saturday’s events at VSP. In fact, that was Carter’s signal to go for broke, as he claimed the pole, then outpaced everyone else to the checkers with ease. Behind him Larry Burkins had to work hard to get the better of Dale Murray, but Burkins was up to the task as he claimed second place and bumped Murray to third. Kent Corbin had to overcome some earlier woes to place fourth, and Josh Sanford kept it together for a fifth place night.

Saturday was a very bad night for some heavy hitters in the Taylor Racing Products Sportsman Division, and probably the most upset was Shaun Daugharty, whose new car wound up trashed in a heat race incident that also claimed David Clegg’s P4 entry, and removed all competitive edge from Steve Shead’s machine. And while Daugharty and Clegg never got to start the feature race, Danny Vogel shot himself in the foot by being tardy to staging, and joining the field after they were on the track. That mistake got Vogel relegated to the rear from what would have been a spot on the outside of the second row, and the back side of slower cars were all that Vogel saw once the green flag dropped.

Meanwhile Aaron Barsness had an excellent night to offset the woes of the others, jumping into the lead early, dominating the event to the finish, and leaving the rest for everyone else to fight over. Barsness’ only competition came from Matt McGillivray, who had an excellent night but had to settle for second place in the end. Collin Wright was also in line for a good showing, as he claimed the third spot while Dan Lane Sr.raced his way into the top five with a fourth place run at the checkers. And Chris Day held off David Showers and Danny Vogel to close out the top five.

Being the points leader at two of Florida’s top dirt tracks might lead fans to think that Casey Feaster is the dominant force in 4 Cylinder Challenger racing, but Feaster has taken quite a few lumps along the way, and Saturday was no exception. Feaster had mechanical issues and never got going from his second row starting position, as the Challenger Division saw Larry Langston rocket to the front after Denica Hetznecker failed to hold the top spot, and Tony Laporta and James Sullivan followed in later laps. Langston was over and above the rest on the night, outrunning Tony Laporta to the checkers while Sullivan finished behind them. But Sullivan’s car ran into problems in post race tech, leading to a disqualification and moving Casey Feaster up to the third place spot. Jordan Myers was fourth, while Nathan Rhoades wound up in the fifth spot.

Volusia Speedway Park’s racers and staff are taking a well deserved break on Saturday, July 31st, so there will be no racing this coming weekend at the south’s fastest half mile. Racing returns to VSP on August 7th as the long awaited 3rd Annual Wiener Nationals pits “hotdog” against “hotdog” in a high speed dogfight on the VSP front stretch. In addition to the Daschund races, fans will see action from the Budweiser Modifieds, the Taylor Racing Products Sportsman Division, the Daytona Sportswear Street Stocks, the Amsoil Thunder Stocks, and the 4 Cylinder Challengers. For more schedule information, please visit www.VolusiaSpeedwayPark.net.

Volusia Speedway Park Results for 7/24/10

Daytona Sportswear Street Stock Sensation ($1000 to win)

1- 35 Kevin Durden
2- 17M Billy Medders
3- 13 Philip Brown
4- 2H Cory Hupp
5- 64 Trevor Gamble
6- 11W Jody Wells
7- 94 Robert Sirmons
8- 36 Grady Christian
9- 51 Steve Oldaker
10- 26 David McCormack
11- 56H Bobby Holley
12- 14 Harold Powell
13- 0 Dalton Lanich
14- 28 Jeff Miller
15- 2J Jody Raleigh Stratton
16- 17G Nevin Gainey
17- A2Z Chuck McHone
18- 54 Tim Hughes
19- 61 Mike Tripp
20- 66V Greg Vandergriff
21- 98T Mike Tovet
22- 11S James Smith
23- 82 Karl Willard
24- 77M Mark Maresca
25- 34 Pat Buckley
26- 04 Bubba Christian

DNS- 21 Chris Manucy

Daytona Dodge Chrysler Jeep Late Model

1- 21 Ivedent Lloyd
2- 46P Darrell Padgett
3- J17 Joe Kump

4- 23 Lawton Minchew
5- 41 Barry Sheffield
6- 98C David Clegg
7- 7 David Miller Sr.
8- 45 Bobby Richardson

9- 25 Donnie Chappell
10- 99 Skeeter Redmon
11- 11 Matt Hartley
12- RP1 Bug Rose

Budweiser Modified

1- 15 Jamie Carter
2- 54 Larry Burkins
3- 66 Dale Murray
4- 7 Kent Corbin
5- 3 Josh Sanford
6- 98 Jerry Ferrell
7- Z06 Larry Mott
8- 54G Tiny Greene
9- 40 James Smith
10- 67 Garrett Stewart
11- 1G Gary Sexton
DNS- 12 David Moheng

Taylor Racing Products Sportsman

1- 11 Aaron Barsness
2- 95 Matt McGillivray
3- 38 Collin Wright
4- 05 Dan Lane Sr.
5- 8 Chris Day
6- 18S David Showers Jr.
7- 99 Danny Vogel Jr.
8- 80 Paul Shead
9- 22 Mike Haney

10- 83 Martin Johnson
11- 10 Steve Shead
12- 66C Kyle Chappell
13- 17K Marc Kinley
14- 57 Heinz Haas
DNS- 00 Shaun Daugharty
DNS- P4 David Clegg

4 Cylinder Challenger

1- 49 Larry Langston
2- 3T Tony Laporta
3- 20 Casey Feaster
4- XX Jordan Myers
5- 51 Nathan Rhoades
6- 004 R.J. Glaser
7- 60 James Smith Sr.
8- 16 Denica Hetznecker
9- 6E Gilbert Espy
10- 66 Leonard Underwood Jr.
11- 126 Robert Graham
12- 36 Gary Wheeler
13- 11 David Ladrie
14- 67 Pete Hanstine
DNS- 48W Davy Wolf
DNS- 18 Michael Stein
DQ- 48S James Sullivan

By Jane Smith|2010-07-25T15:54:35-04:00July 25th, 2010|Race Results, Volusia Speedway Park|Comments Off

Cater & Kuhn top 4 Cylinder Stocks at Citrus

CITRUS COUNTY SPEEDWAYOFFICIAL RESULTS JULY 24, 2010



All Photos Courtesy of rewingphotos.com

	4-Cylinder Stocks		1st Feature	Time
Car-#	Drivers Name	Home Town	Finish	Trail
69	Shaun Cater	Hernando	1	16.155
4	Brandon Elwood		2	16.904
47	Richard Kuhn	Ocala	3	16.372
26	Nathan Florian	Homosassa	4	16.500
77	Kevin Knox	Wesley Chapel	5	16.464
65	Happy Florian	Lecanto	6	16.927
21	Phil Edwards	Crystal River	7	16.280
71	Sonya Heater	Homosassa	8	16.710
29	Chris Snow	Inverness	9	16.961
007	Jeremy Bush	Homosassa	10	16.945
117	Mark Nagel	Dover	11	17.442
95	Fred Henick	Inverness	12	17.495
50	Jesse Mallory	Summerfield	13	18.125
18	Bo Denney	Dade City	14	18.170
179	Rick Henick	Inverness	15	16.982
84	Ashlee Williamson	Mulberry	16	16.548
95	Wayne Heater	Homosassa	17	18.302
31	Mike Autenrieth		18	18.695
48	Brian Scalise		19	16.427
32	Jeremy Sharrone	Floral City	20	17.497
21	Eddie Hudak		21	20.027
53	Charles Parrish		22	25.703


	4-Cylinder Stocks		2nd Feature
Car-#	Drivers Name	Home Town	Finish
47	Richard Kuhn	Ocala	1
21	Phil Edwards	Crystal River	2
69	Shaun Cater	Hernando	3
29	Chris Snow	Inverness	4
95	Wayne Heater	Homosassa	5
65	Happy Florian	Lecanto	6
84	Ashlee Williamson	Mulberry	7
77	Kevin Knox	Wesley Chapel	8
95	Fred Henick	Inverness	9
007	Jeremy Bush	Homosassa	10
50	Jesse Mallory	Summerfield	11
18	Bo Denney	Dade City	12
31	Mike Autenrieth		13
71	Sonya Heater	Homosassa	14
26	Nathan Florian	Homosassa	15
53	Charles Parrish		16
117	Mark Nagel	Dover	17
179	Rick Henick	Inverness	18
21	Eddie Hudak		19
4	Brandon Elwood		20
48	Brian Scalise		21
32	Jeremy Sharrone	Floral City	22


	Mini Stocks		Feature
Car-#	Drivers Name	Home Town	Finish
1	George Neumann	Inverness	1
98	James Ellis	Brooksvile	2
18	Jesse Henley	Homosassa	3
20	Travis Hoefler	Floral City	4
32	Steven Smith	Inverness	5
47	Richard Kuhn	Ocala	6
90	Cody Johnson		7
33	Chris Allen	Center Hill	8
24	Phil Edwards	Crystal River	9
7	Clint Foley	Dunnellon	10
51	Christopher Harvey	Belleview	11


	Street Stocks		Feature
Car-#	Drivers Name	Home Town	Finish
97	Tim Quick	Lecanto	1
71	Jason Warsing	Bronson	2
007	Mark Fallows	Crystal River	3
25	Raynold Lyon	Brooksvile	4
58	Larry Welter Jr.	Williston	5
26	Bradley Lyon	Brooksvile	6
19	Jeff Stalnaker	Ocala	7
42	Richie Smith	Hernando	8


	Sportsman		Feature
Car-#	Drivers Name	Home Town	Finish
12	David Williamson	Mulberry	1
17	Mike Bell	Brooksvile	2
55	Ernie Reed	Crystal River	3
15	Joey Catarelli	Pinellas Park	4
13	Aaron Williamson	Lakeland	5
57	Timmy Lowe	Pinellas Park	6
01	Tom Posavec	Dunnellon	7
83	Dennis Neighbor Sr.	Clearwater	8
07	Scott Garrity	Port Richey	9
198	Roger Welch		10
138	Jason Stifle	Winter Haven	11
114	John Buzinec	Belleview	12
2	David Mothershed	Brooksvile	13


	Outlaw Mod Minis		Feature
Car-#	Drivers Name	Home Town	Finish
26	Mike Endee	North Port	1
04	Tom Meyers	Pinellas Park	2
22	Ric Mills	Arcadia	3
5	Craig Scherar	East Palotka	4
6	John Gula	Spring Hill	5
7	Melanie Braden	Hernando Beach	6
15	Doug Hopper	New Port Richey	7
93	Ricky Gervasi	Holiday	8


	Daytona Antique Auto
	Racing Association
	*Midgets/Uncaged Sprints*		Feature
Car-#	Drivers Name	Home Town	Finish
98	Dave Cash	Palm Coast	1
6	Jerry Paquin	Lake Worth	2
2	Bob Jordan	Bainbridge Georgia	3
56	Josh Rynd	Lakeland	4
5	Don Farnum	Longwood	5
71	Bill Wendt	Cape Coral	6

	*Six Cyl. Flat Heads*		Feature
Car-#	Drivers Name	Home Town	Finish
46	Tom Zwally	Mallberry	1
138	Steve Parrish	Okechobee	2
33	Don Land	Plant City	3
400	Tim Brush	St. Pete	4
9	Al Jurkouski	Spring Hill	5
73	Bill McPeek	Oviedo	6
18	Ron Hess	Port Orange	7

	*V8 Stocks/Modified’s*		Feature
Car-#	Drivers Name	Home Town	Finish
2x	Toby Smith	Titusvile	1
93	Frank Lenhardt	Punta Gorda	2
93x	Pat McNear	Ft. Myers	3
99	J.T. Dunn	Scotsmoor	4
78	Cory Lane	Zepherhills	5
711	Larry Larivee	Titusvile	6
1	Ronnie Rohn	Jacksonville	7
4	Gary Lane	Lutz	8

By Jane Smith|2010-07-25T14:35:00-04:00July 25th, 2010|Citrus County Speedway, Race Results|Comments Off

David Rogers tops Bright House Challenge at NSS

NEW SMYRNA SPEEDWAY
OFFICIAL RESULTS – 7/24/10

BRIGHT HOUSE CHALLENGE
SUPER LATE MODELS 50 (RACE #4)

#11 David Rogers
#84 Wayne Anderson
#9 Rich Clouser
#4B Alan Bruns
#9z Zack Donatti
#96 Ben Kennedy
#36 Tim Russell
#27 Bobby Good
#1 Tom Root
#57 Eddie Furtak
#68 Russ Shaw
#13 Bob Greene
#55 Todd Allen
#34 Shaughn McCormick
#15 Jason Boyd
#28 TJ Duke
#127 Brandon Booth
#31 Greg Kaouk
DNS #33 Bob Kleinhans

SPORTSMAN

1. #28 John Emerson
2. #23 Mike Pletka
3. #27 Phil Luizzo
4. #211 Jack Lenzen
5. #51 Ed Kennedy

E-MODIFIEDS

1. #15 Cody Blair
2. #6 Rich Clouser
3. #5 John Compagnone
4. #54 David Hite
5. #36 Russ Moore
6. #112 Jarrett Korpi

MINI-STOCKS

1. #81 Cody Blair
2. #8 Jamie Dixson
3. #09 Todd Haught
4. #v3 Rex Christensen

STRICTLY STOCKS

1. #51 Wes Railing
2. #21 Maureen Dahm
3. #88 Jay Vinacco
4. #57 Joe Candalino

By Jane Smith|2010-07-25T14:19:44-04:00July 25th, 2010|New Smyrna Speedway, Race Results|Comments Off

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