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Hometown Star Ivedent Lloyd Jr. Ready To Challenge World of Outlaws Late Model Series Stars On March 19 At Ocala Speedway

OCALA, FL – March 16, 2010 – Ivedent Lloyd Jr. has waited a long time for the country’s best dirt Late Model drivers to visit his playground.

So, with the World of Outlaws Late Model Series set to make its first-ever stop at Lloyd’s hometown Ocala Speedway this Friday night (March 19), the veteran Sunshine State racer is ready for action.

“I’m excited all the Outlaws are coming to town,” said Lloyd, a native and life-long resident of Ocala, Fla., who lives just miles from the three-eighths-mile oval. “I think it’s gonna be a great event for the racetrack and dirt Late Model racing in the state of Florida. I want people to see a great show and then phone my shop a couple days later to talk about it.

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By Jane Smith|2010-03-17T01:27:24-04:00March 17th, 2010|Front Page News|Comments Off

It is March Madness this Saturday Night at Volusia Speedway Park

Barberville, FL (March 16, 2010) Volusia Speedway Park opened it’s 2010 season with five new winners and one double winner. Not only did Jeff Matthews win the Daytona Dodge Chrysler Jeep UMP DIRTcar Late Models feature but also the Budweiser (Quality Brands) UMP DIRTcar Open Wheel Modified feature. Not often does one driver win two features at Volusia Speedway Park but Matthews showed last Saturday he was the man who could do it.

Topping the Taylor Racing Products UMP DIRTcar Sportsman with Aaron Barsness. Winning the Street Stock race was Trevor Gamble with Scott Mooers taking the Thunder Stock win and new driver Shawn Kosier taking the 4 Cylinder Challenge win.

Fans are in for another exciting night this coming Saturday, March 20th, with the March Madness, First Day of Spring festivites. On the program this Saturday will be the Daytona Dodge Chrylser Jeef UMP DIRTcar Late Models, Taylor Racing Products UMP DIRTcar Sportsman, Budweiser (Quality Brands) UMP DIRTcar Modifieds and the Street Stocks.

Don’t forget about the new Volusia Speedway Park coupon book that includes 5 coupons valued at $12.00 each for General Admission. The new coupon book is only $50.00 and can be used for any race during the 2010 season at Volusia Speedway Park. Coupon books are available in the track office.

If you go to Ocala Speedway on March 19th, bring your ticket from the World of Outlaws Late Model race and get $3.00 off General Admission. Regular General Admission on Saturday will be $12 adults, Seniors $10.00, Students 11 – 15 is $6.00, children 10 and under are FREE.

Drive-in parking is $10.00 per car plus general admission.

Pit gate opens at 4 pm with the grandstands opening at 5:30 pm. Racing starts at 7:30 pm.

Volusia Speedway Park is located 15 miles west of Ormond Beach, FL on State Road 40. Additional information and updates will be available on the website – www.volusiaspeedwaypark.com, or call 386-985-4402.

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By Jane Smith|2010-03-17T00:03:24-04:00March 16th, 2010|Upcoming Events|Comments Off

Jimmy Alvis Sr. wins Checkered Flag Sprint feature at CCMP

By: Melanie Beckner

Punta Gorda, FL…It was a busy night of racing this past Saturday night at Charlotte County Motorsports Park. The Checkered Flag Sprint Series made there second stop this season at the Jewel of the South along with the Dwarf cars and TQ Midgets, . Also racing were the Juniors Trim Shop Road Warriors, Pro 4, Fab 4 and Mini Stocks.

The Fab 4 were the first feature of the evening with Kim Mabbitt setting the pace for the twenty five lap feature. The entire feature ran caution free but still had alot of racing action through out the race. Phillip Ellis and Paul Richards Jr had caught up to the leader Kim Mabbitt with in five laps remaining. Kim Mabbit was able to hold off Ellis and Richards to take his first win. Paul Richards Jr finished in second with Phillip Ellis coming in third place.

Ted Dufee was the polesitter for the twenty five lap, TQ Miget feature. Durfee immediately took his car to the front. The only caution to come out was on lap fifteen when Jack Duffy, who was running in the second position, spun his car around in turn four. On the restart Ted Durfee continued where he had left off and held a half track lead from the others. Ted Durfee cruised to the victory with Jack Duffy coming back to finish in second and Jay Stutz was third.

The Dwarf cars were next to take on the 3/8th mile oval with Bo Bass on the pole for the twenty five lap race. Bass grabbed the lead at the start of the race with the Hubbard family behind him battling for the second and third positions. The entire race ran caution free until lap twenty four when Larry Hubbard Sr. spun coming out of turn four, setting up a green and checkered finish.

Bo Bass took the win with Larry Hubbard Jr. in second and Larry Hubbard III finishing in third.

The most anticipated race of the evening was up next with Bryan Riddle leading the field to the start of the thirty lap feature. Bryan Riddle held the lead until lap two when Jimmy Alves Jr. made the pass for the lead on lap three. Amanda Ferguson brought out the first caution on lap fourteen when she spun out in turn four. Then four laps later Channing Conley brought out the caution after he spun on the backstretch. On the restart of lap eighteen, Mark Gimmler spun out in turn three.

Channing Conley brought out the caution again on lap twenty one after his spin on the frontstretch.

On the restart Keith Butler had a good run coming out of turn four and was side by side for the lead with Jimmy Alves Jr. for the lead. The two made contact and sent both up the track on the front stretch staking up the rest of the field behind them. Gary Gimmler had no where to go and flew over Butler’s car. All drivers were fine, but all were done for the evening.

The lead was then handed over to Scott Adema who held the lead until lap twenty four. Jimmy Alves Sr. took over the top spot from Scott Adema and never look back and claimed the victory. Scott Adema had to settle for second with Mark Gimmler taking third place.

Johnny Balzarano led the Pro 4 field to the start of there twenty five lap feature. Balzarano took the lead at the start of the race and would lead until lap two. John Pummel Jr. took over the lead from Balzarano on lap three. The first caution came out on lap five after Corey Malinowski spun Chelsea Lajoie in turn two.

Pummel Jr. held the lead on the restart and started putting a distance between himself and the rest of the field when the caution came out again on lap nine. Paul Richards Sr. spun out in turn four and collected Corey Malinowski and Jeremy Perkins. The rest of the race ran caution less with John Pummel Jr claiming his first win of the year. Dylan Bigley and Stuart Vandevender completed the top three positions.

Juniors Trim Shop Road Warriors were next up to bat for there twenty five lap feature. Derrick Horton, who was the polesitter led the first three laps before the first caution came out. Bryan Boxell had spun out coming out of turn four. On the restart Mike Crooks had a good run going into turn one to take over the lead from Derrick Horton.

On lap six Randy Kile got into the back of Blaine Baer going into turn two and sent Baer spinning. Two laps later the caution was out again when Bryan Boxell spun out in turn one. Shane Leonard was sent spinning on the backstretch after Blaine Baer made contact with Leonard on lap ten. On the restart of lap ten the battle for the lead started heating up with Mike Crooks and Logan Leonard. The two raced side by side for two laps before Logan Leonard made the pass for the position on lap twelve.

Logan Leonard never looked back and took the win while the race went of for second, third and forth. Chris Scott, Mike Crooks and Mike Loney raced each other hard for several laps and at the line it was Mike Loney who would finish for second and Chris Scott edged out Crooks for third place.

The final race of the evening was the twenty five lap feature for the Mini Stocks. David Doty sat on the pole and led the first lap before Joe Rice took over the spot. Joe Rice would lead until lap eleven when Shane Yoder took over the position and walked away with the win. Dylan Bigley was second with John Pummel Jr finishing in third place.

By Jane Smith|2010-03-15T21:43:27-04:00March 15th, 2010|Punta Gorda Speedway, Race Results|Comments Off

Russell Rolls with Second Hoosier Elite Win

By Rick Anges

Bradenton, Fl. The Hoosier Elite Series kicked off the ASA sanctioned racing action at “The High Banks” of Desoto Super Speedway with qualifying.

’09 Champion Anthony Campi held the fast time with a 14:715 run. That was until Tim Russell, the defending Icebreaker champ blistered the 3/8-mile with a lap of 14:560.

Campi followed Russell with second fast time. Third quick went to Jessie Dutilly followed by Blake Koch and Joe Boyd for the top five. The field was inverted the top 4 spots putting Blake Koch on the pole and Russell on the outside of the second row.

When the green waved it was Koch jumping into the top spot. Russell wasted no time and moved up into the second position and closed in the leader. Koch looked good as fended off Russell’s challenges for the lead.

Russell, the son of David Russell, knows his way around the Bradenton racetrack. He dominated here when he campaigned a Limited Late Model.

Koch who has competed in several different NASCAR series and ARCA slipped up as he came out of turn two allowing Russell to make the move and take over the top spot.

Russell would never look back taking his second H.E.S. win of the 2010 season. Koch came home in a solid second. Third went to Desoto veteran racer Jessie Dutilly in the former Joe Boyd ride. Boyd meanwhile would follow his old ride across the stripe in fourth with Robert “ShowTime” Yoho rounding out the top five.

Finish Start Car Driver Hometown Race

1 4 36 Tim Russell Apopka , Fl

2 1 2 Blake Koch West Palm, Fl

3 2 30 Jesse Dutilly Bradenton , Fl

4 5 5 Joe Boyd Riverview , Fl

5 8 00 Robert Yoho Pinellas Park, Fl

6 7 88X Justin Larson Safety Harbor, Fl

7 6 5X Steve Gill Sarasota , Fl

8 3 81 Anthony Campi Sarasota , Fl

9 11 29 Tracey Raven Lakeland , Fl

10 10 70X James Glover Pinellas Park, Fl

11 9 10 Steve Dorer Lakeland , Fl

Sturdy Built Trailer Parts Flyin 4’s

Finish Start Car Driver Hometown Race Points

1 7 73 Randy Johnson Bradenton , Fl

2 3 21B Rob Boos St. Petersburg, Fl

3 6 81 Brittany Barr St Petersburg, Fl

4 1 36 Todd Morey Wachula , Fl 34.00

5 4 38 Arthur Danielson Pinellas , Fl

6 2 85 Michael Gamache Tarpon Springs, Fl

7 5 11B Joshua Piller Wesley Chapel, Fl

Q Auto & Injury Pure Stocks

Finish Start Car Driver Hometown Race

1 3 30 Robert Crisp Largo , Fl

2 4 71 Darrin Ellis Myakka City, Fl

3 10 89X Joshua Todd Polk City, Fl

4 1 3 Duane Best Myakka City, Fl

5 5 1 Tyler Lau Bradenton , Fl

6 9 88 Jamie Wilson Sarasota , Fl

7 8 31 Andrew Moon Bradenton , Fl

8 6 70 Leonard Mccue St Petersberg, Fl

9 2 67 Jimmie Best Sarasota , Fl

10 7 00 Troy Meredith Largo , Fl

Jr.’s Trim Shop Bombers

Finish Start Car Driver Hometown Race

1 2 30 Richard Shepherd Sr. St. Petersburg, Fl

2 3 02 John Stewart Pinellas Park, Fl

3 4 89X Scott Dawley Bradenton , Fl

4 1 80 Richard Nelson Bradenton , Fl

5 5 44 Todd Jacobs Palmetto , Fl

Carbone Motorsports Mini-Stocks

Finish Start Car Driver Hometown Race

1 3 32 Bruce Carbone . , Fl

2 2 33X Joshua Carbone Bradenton , Fl

3 4 88 Anthony La Point Zephyrhills , Fl

4 1 30 Robert Carter Wauchula , Fl

Magic 4’s

Finish Start Car Driver Hometown Race

1 4 3 Kyle Best Myakka City, Fl

2 1 85 Amy Gamache Tarpon Springs, Fl

3 6 01 Dallas Troyer Bradenton , Fl

4 5 30 Zac Campilonga Bradenton , Fl

5 2 38 Joann Danielson Pinellas , Fl

6 3 44 Shanna Clark St. Petersburg, Fl

Street Stocks

Finish Start Car Driver Hometown Race

1 3 27X Jonathan Heidenthal Myakka City, Fl

2 1 17 William Gould Myakka City, Fl

3 6 23 Ian Robb Bradenton , Fl

4 5 89X John Beedham Ruffin , Nc

5 4 6 James Nanney Bradenton , Fl DQ

6 2 57 James Brenner Sarasota , Fl DQ

By Jane Smith|2010-03-15T19:57:52-04:00March 15th, 2010|DeSoto Speedway, Race Results|Comments Off

DUNKIN DOES IT AGAIN IN AUBURNDALE SPORTSMAN ACTION

by Dave Westerman

Another good crowd of fans braved a somewhat chilly and very breezy night to enjoy some great action Saturday at Auburndale Speedway.

Veteran driver Dave Dunkin just seems to keep improving with age as he scored his second straight win in the Sportsman class. Heat winner Mark Medieros lined up on the pole and led the first three laps of the feature before Dunkin slipped by. Medieros never lost touch with the leader though and made a race of it as Dunkin’s car got very loose off the corners in the late stages of the race.

Dunkin’s years of experience got him to the checker first with Medieros a close second followed by Austin Carr, Chuck Harrison and Kyle Alford.
The Southeastern Champ Kart Series made its first appearance of the year with 18 karts signing it to do battle. Phil Harp led the majority of the race but some late cautions bunched up the field and made for a wide-open race to the checker.

When all was said and done, Dustin Chisholm ended up in victory lane trailed by Tim Simmons, Kenner Brown III, Dennis Mace and Romay Venta. Simmons and Joey Coaxum were the heat race winners.

The Street Stock feature was a real heartbreaker for rookie driver Matt McCrary who moved up from the Scrambler class this year. McCrary won the heat race and was running away with the feature when he spun all by himself coming off turn four on lap 14. A lap later, he got tangled up with another car and spun in the same spot.

Dave Colpritt gained the advantage at that point and held off a late charge by James Wright III to claim his first win of the year as some late-race shenanigans saw three drivers DQ’d for rough driving. McCrary managed to come back up to third at the finish while Andy Harvard sped past a final lap altercation between Jeff Waterman, Ken Lawrence and Cody McDuffie to get fourth spot. Waterman wound up fifth.

Point leader Chris Spring passed early leader Donnie Guy and sped to his second win of the year in the Mini Stocks in a race that ran without a caution flag. Fred Harrison, Jr. made a late charge to get second spot with Guy third, Randy King fourth and Tony Davidson fifth.

Once again, the apparent winner of the V-8 Bomber feature was set down in tech, this time for a controversial weight infraction penalty. Chris Narramore, Jr. crossed the stripe first after leading from lap four however the win was disallowed. The only thing different in the outcome this time was that Josh Borem didn’t win… this time it was Larry Chumney who netted the victory with Borem second. Finishing third through fifth were James Wright II, newcomer T.J. McLean and Brian Harbin.

It was quite a night for Jason Rendell in the Modified Mini Stocks. Rendell had worked it out with track owner Rex Guy to have the Mod Minis run their feature last on the card so he could run the feature at Citrus County Speedway where he was leading the points and the class was slated to be the first feature of the evening.

After finishing sixth at Citrus, Rendell made the hour-and-a-half trip to Auburndale arriving just in time to join the tail end of the feaure line-up.
Heat winner Mike Sweet led the opening five laps but Rendell was flying and took the point never to be headed in another green-to-checker race. Rendell is now two-for-two at Auburndale this year. Sweet took second followed by Scotty Sharpe, Dennis Jones and Jessica Robbins.

Scrambler action saw Reggie Ware lead all the way to take the win over heat winner Ashton Hunt, Kimberly Gullett and Dave Canfield.

Next weeks Special event will be the Fast Late Model Series. Weekend events will start on Friday Morning. Gates opening at 10AM with practice starting at 2PM. All classes are invited to practice. The Soggy Bottom Bait Shop Boys will play from 8 to 11PM. Cost is $15.00 a person and all race fans are welcome to come in the pits. There will be free Sonny’s BBQ and two kegs of beer plus sodas and water. Fans can bring their armband from Friday night back on Saturday Night for the Fast Late Model Race and receive $5.00 off general grandstand admission on March 20th only.

Also running on Saturday night will be the Mini Cups, Street Stocks, V-8 Bombers, Legends, Bandeleros, Mini Stocks and Kids Club. Racing starts at 7 PM. For more information call 863-551-1131 or log on to www.auburndaleracing.com. Lindsey’s Little Racers will also be giving away a pair of Bicycles. All kids age 10 and under will be eligible.

OFFICIAL RESULTS – AUBURNDALE SPEEDWAY – 3/13/10:

SOUTHEASTERN CHAMP KART SERIES:
1-#7 Dustin Chisholm
2-#14 Tim Simmons
3-#73 Kenner Brown III
4-#1 Dennis Mace
5-#13 Romay Venta
6-#66 Joey Coaxum
7-#33 Mitch Stevens
8-#11 Jessie Foster
9-#77 Phillip Harp
10-#30 Billy Smith
11-#93 Ryan Walters
12-#89 Caylyn Brown
13-#27 Mike Medrez
14-#47 Wesley Gonzales
15-#12 Kenner Brown, Jr.
16-#48 Sam Bowman
17-#63 Ed Brillhati
18-#71 Barry Bartlett

V-8 BOMBERS:
1-#96 Larry Chumney
2-#111 Josh Borem
3-#56 James Wright II
4-#17 T. J. McLean
5-#29 Brian Harbin
6-#0 Paul Bookmiller
7-#05 Buddy Phillips, Jr.
N/S #5 Eugene Davidson
DQ#21 Chris Narramore, Jr.

SPORTSMAN:
1-#71 Dave Dunkin
2-#13 Mark Medeiros
3-#8 Austin Carr
4-#22 Fred Harrison, Jr.
5-#51 Kyle Alford
6-#92 Ted Head
7-#60 Richard Fiore

MINI STOCKS:
1-#42 Chris Spring
2-#21 Fred Harrison, Jr.
3-#33 Donnie Guy
4-#88 Randy King
5-#5 Tony Davidson
6-#3 Chris Narramore, Sr.
7-#12 Chuck Frazier
8-#55 Steve Routt, Jr.
9-#17 Mark Nagle
10-#551 Mark Wells
11-#46 Jordan Spring
12-#40 Jason Swilley

STREET STOCKS:
1-#4 Dave Colpritt
2-#56 James Wright III
3-#5 Matt McCrary
4-#16 Andy Harvard
5-#42 Jeff Waterman
6-#25 Cody McDuffie
N/S #76 Kyle Hall
DQ#22 Chuck Harrison
DQ#89 Austin Jenkins
DQ#65 Ken Lawrence

SCRAMBLERS:
1-#66 Reggie Ware
2-#9 Ashton Hunt
3-#28 Kimberly Gullett
4-#71 Dave Canfield

MODIFIED MINI STOCKS:
1-#15 Jason Rendell
2-#55 Mike Sweet
3-#89 Scott Sharpe
4-#45 Dennis Jones
5-#09 Jessica Robbins
6-#26 Jimmy Pugh

Next weeks Special event will be the Fast Late Model Series. Weekend events will start on Friday Morning. Gates opening at 10AM with practice starting at 2PM. All classes are invited to practice. The Soggy Bottom Bait Shop Boys will play from 8 to 11PM. Cost is $15.00 a person and all race fans are welcome to come in the pits. There will be free Sonny’s BBQ and two kegs of beer plus sodas and water. Bring your armband from Friday night back on Saturday Night for the Fast Late Model Race and receive $5.00 off general grandstand admission on March 20th only. Also running on Saturday night will be the Mini Cups, Street Stocks, V-8 Bombers, Legends, Bandeleros, Mini Stocks and Kids Club. Racing starts at 7 PM. For more information call 863-551-1131 or log on to www.auburndaleracing.com.

By Jane Smith|2010-03-15T19:46:42-04:00March 15th, 2010|Auburndale Speedway, Race Results|Comments Off

Dunkin tops Sportsman, Spring in Minis at Auburndale Speedway

By Carol Andrews

Saturday Night at Auburndale Speedway, we had 18 Southeast Champ Karts take the green flag for their feature race. The winners in the Karts and the other classes are as follow:
1-#7 Dustin Chisholm
2-#14 Tim Simmons
3-#73 Kenner Brown III
4-#1 Dennis Mace
5-#13 Romay Vent
6-#66 Joey Coaxum
7-#33 Mitch Stevens
8-#11 Jessie Foster
9-#77 Phillip Harp
10-#30 Billy Smith
11-#93 Ryan Walters
12-#89 Caylyn Brown
13-#27 Mike Medrez
14-#47 Wesley Gonzales
15-#12 Kenner Brown Jr
16-#48 Sam Bowman
17-#63 Ed Brillhati
18-#71 Barry Bartlett

V-8 Bombers
1-#96 Larry Chumney
2-#111 Josh Borem
3-#56 James Wright III
4-#17 T. J. McLean
5-#29 Brian Harbin
6-#0 Paul Bookmiller
7-#05 Buddy Phillips Jr
N/S #5 Eugene Davidson
DQ#21 Chris Narramore Jr

Sportsman
1-#71 Dave Dunkin
2-#13 Mark Medeiros
3-#8 Austin Carr
4-#22 Fred Harrison Jr
5-#51 Kyle Alford
6-#92 Ted Head
7-#60 Richard Fiore

Mini Stocks
1-#42 Chris Spring
2-#21 Fred Harrison Jr
3-#33 Donnie Guy
4-#88 Randy King
5-#5 Tony Davidson
6-#3 Chris Narramore Sr
7-#12 Chuck Frazier
8-#55 Steve Routt Jr
9-#17 Mark Nagle
10-#551 Mark Wells
11-#46 Jordan Spring
12-#40 Jason Swilley

Street Stocks
1-#4 Dave Colpritt
2-#56 James Wright III
3-#5 Matt McCrary
4-#16 Andy Harvard
5-#42 Jeff Waterman
6-#25 Cody McDuffie
N/S #76 Kyle Hall
DQ#22 Chuck Harrison
DQ#89 Austin Jenkins
DQ#65 Ken Lawrence

Scramblers
1-#66 Reggie Ware
2-#9 Aston Hunt
3-#28 Kimberly Gullett
4-#71 Dave Canfield

Modified Mini
1-#15 Jason Rendell
2-#55 Mike Sweet
3-#89 Scott Sharpe
4-#45 Dennis Jones
5-#09 Jessica Robbins
6-#26 Jimmy Pugh

Next weeks Special event will be the Fast Late Model Series. The weekend events will start on Friday Morning with gates opening at 10:00 A M, Practice starts at 2:00 PM. All classes will practice. Band will play from 8:00 to 11:00 PM Cost is $15.00 a person.

Bring your armband from Friday Night back on Saturday Night for the Fast Late Model Race and receive $5.00 off general grandstand admission on March 20th only. We will also be running Mini Cups, Street Stocks, V-8 Bombers, Legends, Bandeleros, Mini Stocks and Kids Club.

Auburndale Speedway will be the place to be for the best entertainment for the whole family. Racing starts at 7 PM. For more information call 863-551-1131 or log on to www.auburndaleracing.com

By Jane Smith|2010-03-14T21:51:11-04:00March 14th, 2010|Auburndale Speedway, Race Results|Comments Off

Volusia Speedway Park Opens 2010 Race Season with Plenty of Fireworks

VSP MEDIA
Barberville, FL (March 14, 2010) Volusia Speedway Park opened their 2010 season with a cool, brisk wind and plenty of racecars and fans. Although it is March, the night air is still cool so jackets, blankets, hot chocolate, and coffee were in order.

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By Jane Smith|2010-03-16T22:59:55-04:00March 14th, 2010|Front Page News, Race Results, Volusia Speedway Park|Comments Off

Ted Durfee takes FMARA Win at CCMP

The Florida Midget Auto Racing Association (FMARA) started their season on Saturday night March 13th at Charlotte County Motorsports Park in Punta Gorda with Sarasota’s Ted Durfee winning the first feature of the year. Durfee was followed to the finish line by veteran Jack Duffy also of Sarasota. Riverview’s Jay Stutz was third followed by Jamie Barnum of Spring Hill in fourth and Ray Smith of Lehigh Acres in fifth. Durfee also was the winner of the heat race.

Finish Order:

1. Ted Durfee #26, Sarasota, FL
2. Jack Duffy #1, Sarasota, FL
3. Jay Stutz #6, Riverview, FL
4. Jamie Barnum #7, Spring Hill, FL
5. Ray Smith #17, Lehigh Acres, FL
6. Chris Gimmler, Winter Park, FL
7. Mike Belusar #30, Punta Gorda, FL
8. Nick Speidel #21, Muncie, IN
Geoff Styner #5, Cape Coral, FL DNS

Next race for the FMARA will be at Charlotte County Motorsports Park in Punta Gorda on March 27.
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Turn right to go left…Racing as it was meant to be!

By Jane Smith|2010-03-14T19:05:51-04:00March 14th, 2010|Punta Gorda Speedway, Race Results|Comments Off

Robbie Cooper tops Modifieds at Citrus County Speedway

photos courtesy of rewingphotos.com

Open Wheeled Modifieds Feature
Car-# Drivers Name Finish
98 Robbie Cooper 1
25 John Grimm 2
03 Kyle Bookmiller 3
8 Michael Stalnaker 4
70 Jeremy Gerstner 5
6 Billy Bechtelheimer 6
3 Harold Cannon 7
29 Mason Love 8
4 David Foster 9
48 Vernon Hart 10
01 Curtis Neumann 11
80 Jimmy Houle 12
75 Bobby Blake 13
61 Tony Carreno 14
121 John Carter Jr. 15
44 Graham McCarvey 16
11 Mark Nelson 17
9 Ron Armille 18
19 Dennis Webb 19
119 Scott McDaniel 20
198 Wayne Morris 21
27 Andrew Alderman 22
42 Richie Smith 23
13 Joh Ditges 24

Mini Stocks Feature
Car-# Drivers Name Finish
7 Clint Foley 1
98 James Ellis 2
44 Michael Lawhorn 3
8 Robbie Yoakam 4
32 Steven Smith 5
15 Jason Rendell 6
6 Chris Hooker 7
51 Christopher Harvey 8
3 Steven Griffin 9
2 Don Faunce 10
33 Mike Allen 11

Sportsman Feature
Car-# Drivers Name Finish
34 Kevin Harrod 1
13 Aaron Williamson 2
55 Ernie Reed 3
17 Mike Bell 4
01 Tom Posavec 5
83 Dennis Neighbor 6
07 Scott Garrity 7
64 Richie Smith 8
72 JoJo Viverito 9
76 James Higginbothan 10
15 Joey Catterli 11
114 John Buzinec 12
12 David Williamson 13
32 Charles Bowers 14

Pure Stocks Feature
Car-# Drivers Name Finish
99 Cody Stickler 1
85 Larry Welter Sr. 2
411 Matthew Harris 3
5 James Peters 4
58 Larry Welter Jr. 5
14 Alex Wilder 6
4 Abe Lord 7
68 Drew Matissek 8
36 Mike Dubbs 9
81 Morris Richardson 10
7 Ardin Franklin 11
31 Austin Roberts 12
76 Michael Martin 13
15 Levi Roberts 14
88 Vic Shahid 15
0 Steve Stineduf 16
35 David Walls 17
421 Tyler Currier 18
45 Scott Werstein 19
30 Tom McKay 20
86 Justin Meyer 21
77 Dan Berkawitz 22
27 Sherry Makula 23
124 Billy Moore 24
71 Jason Warsing 25
44 Glen Colyer 26
13 Rex Mullis 27
141 Bruce Pixley 28
23 Ron Sellars 29

Four Cylinders Stock Feature
Car-# Drivers Name Finish
69 Shaun Cater 1
26 Nathan Florian 2
71 Sonya Heater 3
47 Richard Kuhn 4
21 Phil Edwards 5
32 Jeremy Sharrone 6
199 Robert Carter 7
65 Happy Florian 8
79 Wayne Heater 9
24 Tim Scalise 10
77 Kevin Knox 11
95 Fred Henick 12
48 Vincent Scalise 13
60 Seth Mullis 14
50 Jesse Mallory 15
84 Ashlee Williamson 16
13 Mike Orgen 17
7 William Stanbury 18
29 Chris Snow 19

Figure Eights Feature
Car-# Drivers Name Finish
14 Wayne Calkins 1
65 Bobby Towe 2
27 John Baranauskas 3
6 Robert Aaron 4
74 Robbie Hage 5
8 Darryl Hage 6
54 Jimmy Thompson 7
94 Charlie Meyer 8
8 Bob Hage 9
13 Neal Herne 10
83 Charles Herne 11
9 Brian Dalton 12
34 James Crawford 13
85 Thomas Peet 14
53 Eric Sharrone 15

Legends Feature
Car-# Drivers Name Finish
59 Jake Perkins 1
38 Gerald White 2
8 Justin Brown 3
22 Mason Ketterman 4
07 Dave Gleason 5
44 Gary Verdier 6
21 Devin Mcleod 7
4r Zach Napoleon 8
81 Donovan Ponder 9
83 Danielle Stratton 10
4x Brandon Love 11

By Jane Smith|2010-03-14T18:49:27-04:00March 14th, 2010|Citrus County Speedway, Race Results|Comments Off

David Rogers tops Bright House Challenge at New Smyrna Speedway

by Andy Sandall, FASCAR Media

(03/13/10 – New Smyrna Speedway) The 2010 season finally kicked off at New Smyrna Speedway on Saturday night with a full schedule of races that included the opening race of the Bright House Challenge Series for Super Late Models, and the first chance for the local drivers in the weekly divisions to begin their nine-month campaigns for glory. For some this was a chance to renew rivalries and friendships from the previous year, while for many of the Super Late Model drivers this was a chance to put the controversy of February’s World Series behind them and start afresh with new rules and procedures in place. (more…)

By Jane Smith|2010-03-16T23:00:43-04:00March 14th, 2010|Front Page News, New Smyrna Speedway, Race Results|Comments Off

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