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BRIDGEPORT SPEEDWAY NEWS
For Immediate Release - Thank You

Bridgeport Speedway
83 Floodgate Road
Bridgeport NJ 08014
DE Office: 302-875-4196
NJ Office: 856-467-4408
24 hr. Info: 856-467-4407
Fax: 856-467-5843
E-mail: jess@bpspeedway.com
Website: www.bpspeedway.com
Twitter: twitter.com/bridgeportspeed

HOWARD, BALLARD, CONAWAY AND DEVAULT CLAIM WINS ON DAY TWO OF BRIDGEPORT’S BRAY MEMORIAL

BRIDGEPORT, NJ (November 20, 2011) – On day two of the Charlie Bray Memorial, Duane Howard earned $3000 by winning the Big Block Modified feature. Brett Ballard took the checkered flag in the Bridgeport Modified event. The Fallen Friend Fifteen for the Proformance Cuts Outlaw Stock Cars was won by Pat Conaway. Bob DeVault scored the victory in the TSRS Sprint Car main event.

At the start of the 25-lap Big Block Modified feature, Mike Barone pedaled to the front with Craig Von Dohren, Billy Pauch, Jr., Duane Howard and Jack Swain in pursuit. Howard was on the move early as he motored into third with two laps in the books. On the third circuit, Von Dohren tried to grab the lead from Barone but nearly spun out and Howard advanced into the runner-up spot. Howard became glued onto Barone’s bumper until the yellow lights flickered on lap 6 for Sammy Piazza’s stopped car. On there start, Howard had a strong run and brushed by Barone for the lead entering turn one. As Barone fought back, he spun and Pauch, Jr. was caught up in the tangle. When action got back underway, Howard was now in front of Jimmy Horton and Dominic Buffalino. With ten laps in, Howard had half a straightaway lead over Horton. Horton was beginning to chip away at Howard’s lead when a caution period occurred for Sean Gunther on lap 13. On the single file restart, Howard maintained his advantage over Horton. For the remainder of the race, only two caution flags in the final ten laps would slow down Howard as Horton and the rest of the field could not muster a strong challenge. As the checkered flag waved, it was Howard comfortably in front for his third victory of the year at Bridgeport Speedway. Horton held on for second with Buffalino’s strong run resulting in a third place finish. Richie Pratt, Jr finished fourth with fifth going to Jack Swain. Heat race winners in the Big Block Modified division were Billy Pauch, Jr., Jesse Hill and Richie Pratt, Jr. Ron Robert was the victor in the consolation race.

Brett Ballard led every step of the way to take the 25-lap Bridgeport Modified feature. Ballard started on the pole and drove a smooth race to claim the $1000 first place check. For Ballard, it was his second win of the weekend after Saturday’s victory in the open Modified race on the quarter mile track. Second went to Jordan Watson with Dominic Buffalino claiming third. Ryan Watt and Matt Budd rounded out the top five.

After grabbing the lead from Ralph Gargiulo with two circuits to go, Pat Conaway went onto win the Fallen Friend Fifteen race for the Proformance Cuts Outlaw Stock Cars. Spider Ensinger led the opening lap before Vern McLaughlin took command. McLaughlin’s mechanical failure on lap 7 turned the lead over to Gargiulo. Starting at the alfway point, Gargiulo and Conaway waged a multi-lap battle for the top spot until Conaway took over on the thirteenth tour. Gary Klimeczak wound up in second with Billy Wroble finishing in third. Completing the top five were Jeff Dirkes and Ensinger. Brian Ludwig and McLaughlin picked up wins in the Proformance Cuts Outlaw Stock Car
qualifying events.

Bob DeVault led all twenty laps to win the TSRS Sprint Car main event. Ryan Taylor finished in second place with third taken by Scott Flammer. John Wyers came on late to finish in fourth and Kyle Reinhardt held on for fifth. Victors in the TSRS Sprint Car heat race were John Wyers and Scott Flammer.

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

BRIDGEPORT SPEEDWAY RESULTS - CHARLIE BRAY MEMORIAL - SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2011

Big Block Modifieds

Heat 1 - 1. Billy Pauch, Jr. 2. Duane Howard 3. Dominic Buffalino 4. Jack Swain 5. Vince Gagliardo
Heat 2 - 1. Jesse Hill 2. Jimmy Horton 3. Craig Von Dohren 4. Mike Barone 5. Mike Franz 6. Ryan Watt
Heat 3 - 1. Richie Pratt, Jr. 2. Donny Radd 3. Don Cogdill, III 4. Larry Solomon 5. Sean Gunther
Consolation - 1. Ron Roberts 2. Rick Laubach 3. Neal Williams 4. Jim Wyers 5. Brett Ballard 6. Rob Nixon 7. Scott Irwin 8. Sammy Piazza

BIG BLOCK MODIFIED FEATURE - 25 LAPS

1. DUANE HOWARD 2. Jimmy Horton 3. Dominic Buffalino 4. Richie Pratt, Jr. 5. Jack Swain 6. Craig Von Dohren 7. Jesse Hill 8. Rick Laubach 9. Sammy Piazza 10. Ryan Watt 11. Larry Solomon 12. Brett Ballard 13. Vince Gagliardo 14. Don Cogdill, III 15. Jim Wyers 16. Mike Franz 17. Ron Roberts 18. Neal Williams 19. Sean Gunther 20. Donny Radd 21. Mike Barone 22. Billy Pauch, Jr. 23. Rob Nixon

DNS: Scott Irwin
DNQ: Dave Shirk, Neil Huber, Rick Wegner, Jr., John Scarpati, John Stangle, Ed Firth, Nick Nicotra, Anthony Moran

BRIDGEPORT MODIFIED - 25 LAPS

1. BRETT BALLARD 2. Jordan Watson 3.Dominic Buffalino 4. Ryan Watt 5. Matt Budd 6. Ron Roberts 7. Ryan Anderson 8. Neal Williams 9. Jesse Hill 10. Travis Hill 11.Corey Anderson 12. Steve Durand 13. John Micek 14. Justin Hoffman 15. Brad Roberts 16. John Bilofsky 17. Ken Eckert, Jr. 18. Wayne Groover 19. Dan Cogdill, Jr. 20. Anthony Perrego 21. Sean Gunther 22. Jeff Duprez 23. John Stangle 24. Rich Jackson

TSRS Sprint Cars

Heat 1 - 1. John Wyers 2. Brittany Tresch 3. Stef Palmai 4. Ed Newhouser 5. Mike Esposito 6. Bill Case, Jr.
Heat 2 - 1. Scott Flammer 2. Kyle Reinhardt 3. Ryan Taylor 4. Bob DeVault 5. Rick Stief 6. Drew Richmond

TSRS SPRINT CAR FEATURE - 20 LAPS

1. BOB DEVAULT 2. Ryan Taylor 3. Scott Flammer 4. John Wyers 5. Kyle Reinhardt 6. Mike Esposito 7. Stef Palmai 8. Bill Case, Jr. 9. Ed Newhouser 10. Rick Stief 11. Scott Frach 12. Pat U’Selis 13. Drew Richmond 14. Doug Suiter 15. Harris Kohen 16. Brittany Tresch 17. Chuck Palmucci

DNS: Bill Barry, Cody Jordan, Torrey Rose

Proformance Cuts Outlaw Stock Cars

Heat 1 - 1. Brian Ludwig 2. Billy Wroble 3. Rick Broshcard 4. Jeff Dirkes
Heat 2 - 1. Vern McLaughlin 2. Pat Conaway 3. Spider Ensinger 4. Joe Meron

PROFORMANCE CUTS OUTLAW STOCK CARS - FALLEN FRIEND FIFTEEN FEATURE - 15 LAPS

1. PAT CONAWAY 2. Gary Klimeczak 3. Billy Wroble 4. Jeff Dirkes 5. Spider Ensinger 6. Rick Broschard 7. Ron Dirkes 8. Josh Denny 9. Jimmy Avery 10. Ralph Gargiulo 11. Cheri LaClaire 12. Vern McLaughlin 13. Jeremy Doerr 14. Brian Ludwig 15. Pete Ellis 16. Bob Hopely 17. Joe Meron 18. Jerry Ellinsworth

BRIDGEPORT SPEEDWAY NEWS
For Immediate Release - Thank You

Bridgeport Speedway
83 Floodgate Road
Bridgeport NJ 08014
DE Office: 302-875-4196
NJ Office: 856-467-4408
24 hr. Info: 856-467-4407
Fax: 856-467-5843
E-mail: jess@bpspeedway.com
Website: www.bpspeedway.com
Twitter: twitter.com/bridgeportspeed

COMING EVENTS:

Sun 11/20 – Charlie Bray Memorial - Day 2 - Big Block Modifieds - $3000 to win

Big Block Modifieds(25L), Bridgeport Modifieds (25L). TSRS Sprint Cars (20L), Proformance Cuts Outlaw Stocks (15L) & Vintage Stock Cars

10:00 AM All gates open
10:45 AM Pre-race pit party at the grandstand pavillion
12:15 PM Warm-Ups with qualifying starting shortly after completion of hot laps

STONE, WATT AND BALLARD COLLECT FEATURE WINS ON DAY ONE OF BRIDGEPORT’S BRAY MEMORIAL

BRIDGEPORT, NJ (November 19, 2011) – On day one of the Charlie Bray Memorial, Dan Stone took the checkered flag in the Super Late Model event. The Wingate Classic Bridgeport Modified feature was won by Ryan Watt. Brett Ballard bested the field in the open Modified race on the quarter mile.

Dan Stone led every step of the way in the 25-lap Super Late Model feature to collect the $3000 check. At the start, the polesitting Stone, who set the second fastest time in dash qualifying, out gassed Ricky Elliott for the lead. With five laps recorded, Stone had a half a straightaway advantage over Elliott with Ross Robinson in third place. On the tenth circuit, Stone’s lead was diminishing slightly when the first caution of the event came out for a slowing Matt Murphy. When action got back underway, Stone began to pedal away from Elliott and the rest of the pack. With ten laps remaining, Stone had a comfortable lead over Elliott and Jim Yoder. The final caution of the event occurred on the sixteenth tour of the track as Murphy’s car stopped on the front stretch. Stone held off Elliott on the ensuing restart and quickly began to re-build his lead. Stone continued to pace the lead and crossed the finish line in first. With Elliott taking second, Jim Yoder took third. Dylan Yoder wound up in fourth with Robinson holding on for fifth.

Ryan Watt, the 2011 Bridgeport Modified champion, added $2500 to his bank account by winning the previously postponed 25-lap Wingate Classic for the Bridgeport Modifieds. At the drop of the green, Ron Roberts grabbed the lead with Watt moving into second after starting in fourth. Following a good two lap battle for the lead, Watt scooted by Roberts for the lead on lap 8. Once in front, Watt began to pull away from Roberts with Jordan Watson and Chad James a little further back. With a long stretch of green flag racing, Watt was able to build up a large lead until the first yellow flag appeared for a slowing Ken Eckert, Jr. on lap 18. After the green flag waved again, Watt maintained his lead over Roberts with James climbing into third. On the twentieth circuit, James maneuvered into the runner-up spot. With Watt having a healthy advantage, the final caution period of the race occurred when Travis Hill stopped on the track in the second corner.

On the single file restart, Watt was able to keep his lead over James and began to pull away. As the checkered flag waved, it was Watt in front with James in second. Roberts, Watson and Keith Hoffman completed the top five.

In the 25-lap open Modified feature on the quarter mile dirt track, Brett Ballard grabbed lead from Rick Wegner, Jr. on lap 5 and went on to score the victory. Richie Pratt, Jr. completed the event in second place. Third went to John Stangle. Jack Swain and Sean Gunther rounded out the top five. Ron Roberts, Rick Wegner, Jr. and Richie Pratt, Jr. were winners in the open Modified heat races. The consolation event went to Jack Swain.

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

BRIDGEPORT SPEEDWAY RESULTS - CHARLIE BRAY MEMORIAL - SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 2011

SUPER LATE MODEL FEATURE - 25 LAPS

1. DAN STONE 2. Ricky Elliott 3. Jim Yoder 4. Dylan Yoder 5. Ross Robinson 6. Donald Lingo 7. Jerry Bard 8. Tim Murphy 9. David Pettyjohn 10. Lou Johnson 11. Al Cheney 12. Chad Hollenbeck 13. Matt Murphy 14. Jamie Eichholz

DNS: Andy Haus, Dale Lingo

Bridgeport Modifieds - Qualifying for Sunday 11/20 Feature

Heat 1 - 1. Anthony Perrego 2. Jordan Watson 3. Jesse Hill 4. Ryan Anderson 5. Justin Hoffman 6. Jeff Duprez
Heat 2 - 1. Brett Ballard 2. Neal Williams 3. Ryan Watt 4. Travis Hill 5. John Stangle 6. Dan Cogdill, Jr.
Heat 3 - 1. Ron Roberts 2. Dominic Buffalino 3. Matt Budd 4. Steve Durand 5. Sean Gunther 6. John Micek
Consolation - 1. John Bilofsky 2. Corey Anderson 3. Brad Roberts 4. Ken Eckert, Jr. 5. Wayne Groover 6. Rich Jackson

BRIDGEPORT MODIFIED - WINGATE CLASSIC FEATURE FROM JUNE 16 - 25 LAPS

1. RYAN WATT 2. Chad James 3. Ron Roberts 4. Jordan Watson 5. Keith Hoffman 6. Neal Williams 7. Ryan Anderson 8. Corey Anderson 9. Matt Budd 10. Brett Ballard 11. Steve Durand 12. Mike Cogdill 13. John Micek 14. Dan Cogdill, Jr. 15. Anthony Perrego 16. John Bilofsky 17. Ken Eckert, Jr. 18. Wayne Groover 19. Travis Hill 20. Dave Witte 21. John Stangle 22. Sean Gunther 23. Brad Roberts 24. Dave Damiano 25. Rich Jackson 26. Jason Kosch

DNS: Dan Mazy, Matt Hawkins, Jim Housworth, Brett Kressley, Eric Kormann, Larry Lippincott, Steve Davis, Kyle Borror

Open Modifieds

Heat 1 - 1. Ron Roberts 2. John Stangle 3. Kevin Vaclavicek 4. Frank Holmes 5. Corey Anderson 6. Ryan Simmons
Heat 2 - 1. Rick Wegner, Jr. 2. Brett Ballard 3. Mike Franz 4. Billy Briggs 5. Dave Dissinger 6. John Parker
Heat 3 - 1. Richie Pratt,Jr. 2. Ryan Watt 3. Donny Radd 4. Craig Whitmoyer 5. Sean Gunther 6. Bruce Gsell
Consolation - 1. Jack Swain 2. Don Cogdill, III 3. Scott Hulmes 4. Neil Huber 5. Dave Damiano

OPEN MODIFIED FEATURE - 25 LAPS

1. BRETT BALLARD 2. Richie Pratt, Jr. 3. John Stangle 4. Jack Swain 5. Sean Gunther 6. Dave Dissinger 7. Don Cogdill, III 8. Craig Whitmoyer 9. Corey Anderson 10. Kevin Vaclavicek 11. John Parker 12. Rick Wegner, Jr. 13. Bruce Gsell 14. Ron Roberts 15. Donny Radd 16. Scott Hulmes 17. Frank Holmes 18. Dave Damiano 19. Billy Briggs 20. Neil Huber 21. Ryan Watt 22. Mike Franz 23. Ryan Simmons

DNQ: Neal Williams, George Ferguson, Pete Serra

BRIDGEPORT SPEEDWAY NEWS
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - THANKS

Bridgeport Speedway
83 Floodgate Road
Bridgeport NJ 08014
DE Office: 302-875-4197
NJ Office: 856-467-4408
24 hr. Info: 856-467-4407
Fax: 856-467-5843
E-mail: jess@bpspeedway.com
Website: www.bpspeedway.com
Twitter: twitter.com/bridgeportspeed

MOTHER NATURE SETS A FINE FORECAST FOR BRIDGEPORT’S BRAY MEMORIAL ON NOVEMBER 19 AND 20

BRIDGEPORT, NJ (November 17, 2011) - Finally, Mother Nature does seem to be a fan of racing. After a season filled with unfavorable forecasts and wet conditions, the weather outlook for Bridgeport Speedway’s Charlie Bray Memorial event on November 19 and 20 is looking fine. With seasonal temperatures predicted and no rain on the horizon, the final racing weekend of the year should be pleasant for teams and fans. This annual season finale at the southern New Jersey dirt track facility honors the late Nazareth Speedway Promoter and Bridgeport Speedway Official who passed away suddenly on December 8, 2008.

The two day event gets cranked up on Saturday, November 19 with qualifying for the Super Late Models and Bridgeport Modifieds on the big 5/8th mile dirt track. A 25-lap main event for the Super Late Models with $3000 granted to the winner and the previously postponed $2500 to win 25-lap Bridgeport Modified feature from the Wingate Classic show will be staged. On the quarter mile, a complete show for open Modifieds takes place with heat races and a 25-lap main event paying $1000 to the victor. An Allied Recycling Demolition Derby finalizes Saturday’s activity at the Charlie Bray Memorial.

On Sunday, November 20, Big Block Modified heat and consolation races occur prior to a $3000 to win 25-lap feature. After Saturday’s qualifying contests, another 25-lap Bridgeport Modified feature occurs with a potential of $1200 going to the winner if more than 30 cars attempt to compete. The Fallen Friend Fifteen will feature the Proformance Cuts Outlaw Stock cars in honor of Proformance Cuts owner Marty Kulesza who passed away suddenly on October 25. Rounding out the program will be the TSRS Sprint Cars and Vintage Stock cars. All of Sunday’s action occurs on the outer oval.

On Saturday November 19, the pit area opens for competitors at 10:00 a.m. with the grandstand gates unlatching at 11:00 a.m. Warm-ups hit the track at noon with racing immediately following.

On Sunday November 20, all gates unlock at 10:00 a.m. A pre-race pit party for all stock car classes and a driver re-draw is scheduled for 10:45 a.m. at the pavilion behind the main grandstand. Warm-ups hit the track at 12:15 p.m. on Sunday with action starting shortly afterward.

A 2-day general admission pass may be purchased for $45 and a single day grandstand ticket can be secured for $25. Kids 12 and under are admitted for free to the grandstand. Plenty of giveaways are planned for this event as well. A 2-day pit admission pass is available for $60 and a single day wristband to the pits can be purchased for $40. No pit license is required for the Charlie Bray Memorial event.

The rules for this race weekend have been simplified. Any legal 13 x 92 Modified tire can be used for competition in the Big Block Modified, open Modified and Bridgeport Modified divisions on this weekend. No weight rule will be in force for Saturday’s open Modified event on the quarter mile and sail panels are permitted.

For Sunday’s Big Block Modified race, any Big Diamond/Grandview legal 358 Small Block or DIRT legal 358 Small Block must weigh a minimum of 2350 pounds to compete in the Big Block Modified division. Legal 467 Big Block Motors and any Big Small Block engines must weigh 2500.

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

BRIDGEPORT SPEEDWAY NEWS
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - THANKS

Bridgeport Speedway
83 Floodgate Road
Bridgeport NJ 08014
DE Office: 302-875-4197
NJ Office: 856-467-4408
24 hr. Info: 856-467-4407
Fax: 856-467-5843
E-mail: jess@bpspeedway.com
Website: www.bpspeedway.com
Twitter: twitter.com/bridgeportspeed

BRIDGEPORT, NJ (November 11, 2011) - With a chance at one more
checkered flag before winter arrives, many top names in dirt racing
including Ricky Elliott and Duane Howard are getting ready for the
Charlie Bray Memorial Race on November 19 and 20 at Bridgeport
Speedway. This season finale at the Gloucester County complex in New
Jersey honors the late Nazareth Speedway Promoter and Bridgeport
Speedway Official, who passed away suddenly on December, 8, 2008.

Activity for the two day event gets started on Saturday, November 19
with qualifying and a 25-lap $3000-to-win feature for the Super Late
Models. Elliott headlines the Super Late Model field that is expected
to include Kenny Pettyjohn, Donnie Lingo, Dale Lingo, Staci
Warrington, Al Cheney, Lou Johnson and a host of others. Rick Eckert,
the 2011 World of Outlaw Late Model Champion, has expressed interest
in attending this event and will confirm his status shortly. Also on
Saturday, the Bridgeport Modifieds will have heat races for Sunday’s
25-lap main event. In addition, the previously postponed $2500-to-win
25-lap Bridgeport Modified feature from the Wingate Classic will
occur. Plus, the open Modifieds will do battle on the quarter mile
track with qualifying contests and a 25-lap main event paying $1000 to
the victor. The day closes out with an Allied Recycling Demolition
Derby.

On Sunday, November 20, the Big Block Modifieds return to the big
5/8th mile dirt track with heat races being held prior to the
$3000-to-win 25-lap feature. Howard leads a star studded field of Big
Block Modified competitors which should include Ryan Watt, Rick
Laubach, Richie Pratt, Jr., Craig Von Dohren, Mike Barone, Mike Franz,
Billy Pauch, Jr., and many others. After Saturday’s qualifying, a
25-lap Bridgeport Modified feature occurs with a potential of $1200
going to the winner if more than 30 cars attempt to compete. The
Proformance Cuts Outlaw Stocks will honor the late Marty Kulesza with
the Fallen Friend Fifteen race. Kulesza, a co-owner of Proformance
Cuts, passed away suddenly on October 25. Completing the program will
be the TSRS Sprint Cars and Vintage Stocks. All of Sunday’s racing
will be conducted on the outer oval.

On Saturday November 19, competitors can begin to enter the pit area
at 10:00 a.m. with the spectator turnstiles opening at 11:00 a.m. Hot
laps get underway at noon with racing slated to start shortly
afterwards.

On Sunday November 20, all gates open at 10:00 a.m. A pre-race pit
party for all classes and driver re-draw is scheduled for 10:45 a.m.
at the pavilion behind the main grandstand. An extra treat is in store
for fans as Sunday’s meeting for drivers will be held at the
grandstand pavilion. Warm-ups hit the track at 12:15 p.m. on Sunday
with racing starting afterwards.

A 2-day general admission pass may be purchased for $45 and a single
day grandstand ticket can be secured for $25. Kids 12 and under are
admitted for free to the grandstand. Plenty of giveaways are planned
for this event as well. A 2-day pit admission pass is available for
$60 and a single day wristband to the pits can be purchased for $40.
No pit license is required for the Charlie Bray Memorial event.

The rules for this race weekend have been simplified. Any legal 13 x
92 Modified tire can be used for competition in the Big Block
Modified, open Modified and Bridgeport Modified divisions on this
weekend. No weight rule will be in force for Saturday’s open Modified
event on the quarter mile and sail panels are permitted.

For Sunday’s Big Block Modified race, any Big Diamond/Grandview legal
358 Small Block or DIRT legal 358 Small Block must weigh a minimum of
2350 pounds to compete in the Big Block Modified division. Legal 467
Big Block Motors and any Big Small Block engines must weigh 2500.

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

BRIDGEPORT SPEEDWAY NEWS
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - THANKS

Bridgeport Speedway
83 Floodgate Road
Bridgeport NJ 08014
DE Office: 302-875-4197
NJ Office: 856-467-4408
24 hr. Info: 856-467-4407
Fax: 856-467-5843
E-mail: jess@bpspeedway.com
Website: www.bpspeedway.com
Twitter: twitter.com/bridgeportspeed

SCHEDULE ALTERED FOR BRIDGEPORT’S CHARLIE BRAY MEMORIAL RACE ON
NOVEMBER 19 AND 20

BRIDGEPORT, NJ (November 3, 2011) - After hearing feedback from
several race teams, Bridgeport Speedway management has altered the
schedule for the Charlie Bray Memorial race on Saturday November 19
and 20. Instead of splitting the qualifying and feature events over
two days, the Big Block Modifieds will now have heat races and a
feature contest on Sunday, November 20th. With the Big Block
Modifieds moving to a Sunday only show on the big 5/8th mile, the
quarter mile Small Block Modified show on Saturday will be replaced by
an open Modified contest on the inner dirt oval. This annual season
finale at the Gloucester County complex in New Jersey honors the late
Nazareth Speedway Promoter and Bridgeport Speedway Official, who
passed away suddenly on December, 8, 2008.

The racing weekend gets underway on Saturday, November 19 with
qualifying for the Super Late Models and Bridgeport Modifieds on the
outer oval. A 25-lap main event for the Super Late Models with $3000
awarded to the victor and the previously postponed $2500 to win 25-lap
Bridgeport Modified feature from the Wingate Classic show will be
staged. Plus, a complete show for open Modifieds on the quarter mile
with heat races and a 25-lap main event paying $1000 takes place. An
Allied Recycling Demolition Derby closes out the first day of the
Charlie Bray Memorial

On Sunday, November 20, the entire race program takes place on the big
5/8th mile dirt track. Heat and consolation races for the Big Block
Modifieds will precede the $3000 to win 25-lap feature. After
Saturday’s qualifying contests, another 25-lap Bridgeport Modified
feature will occur with a potential of $1200 going to the winner if
more than 30 cars attempt to compete. The Proformance Cuts Outlaw
Stock cars will be in competition in the Fallen Friend Fifteen in
memory of Proformance Cuts owner Marty Kulesza who passed away
suddenly on October 25. The TSRS Sprint Cars and Vintage Stocks
complete the program.

On Saturday November 19, the pit area opens at 10:00 a.m. with
grandstand gates unlocking at 11:00 a.m. Warm-ups get underway at noon
with racing slated to start shortly after hot laps.

On Sunday November 20, the pit and grandstand gates open at 10:00 a.m.
A pre-race pit party and driver re-draw is scheduled for 10:45 a.m. at
the pavilion behind the main grandstand. An extra treat is in store
for fans as Sunday’s meeting for drivers will be held at the
grandstand pavilion. Warm-ups hit the track at 12:15 p.m. on Sunday
with racing starting afterwards.

A 2-day general admission pass may be purchased for $45 and a single
day grandstand ticket can be secured for $25. Kids 12 and under are
admitted for free to the grandstand. Plenty of giveaways are planned
for this event as well. A 2-day pit admission pass is available for
$60 and a single day wristband to the pits can be purchased for $40.
No pit license is required for the Charlie Bray Memorial event.

The rules for this race weekend have been simplified. Any legal 13 x
92 Modified tire can be used for competition in the Big Block
Modified, open Modified and Bridgeport Modified divisions on this
weekend. No weight rule will be in force for Saturday’s open Modified
event on the quarter mile and sail panels are permitted.

For Sunday’s Big Block Modified race, any Big Diamond/Grandview legal
358 Small Block or DIRT legal 358 Small Block must weigh a minimum of
2350 pounds to compete in the Big Block Modified division. Legal 467
Big Block Motors and any Big Small Block engines must weigh 2500.

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

BRIDGEPORT SPEEDWAY NEWS
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - THANKS

Bridgeport Speedway
83 Floodgate Road
Bridgeport NJ 08014
DE Office: 302-875-4197
NJ Office: 856-467-4408
24 hr. Info: 856-467-4407
Fax: 856-467-5843
E-mail: jess@bpspeedway.com
Website: www.bpspeedway.com
Twitter: twitter.com/bridgeportspeed

RYAN WATT PLANS TO BE BUSY ON NOVEMBER 19 AND 20 AT BRIDGEPORT’S
CHARLIE BRAY MEMORIAL RACE

BRIDGEPORT, NJ (October 28, 2011) - The 2011 Bridgeport Modified
champion has a full slate of racing penciled in for November 19th and
20th at Bridgeport Speedway. Ryan Watt, who clinched his first ever
track championship on October 1st, is planning to compete in the three
divisions of racing during the Charlie Bray Memorial event. On the big
5/8th mile oval, Watt will be competing in the Bridgeport Modified and
Big Block Modified classes. In addition, Watt is slated to add sail
panels onto his Small Block Modified and race in Saturday’s contest on
the racy quarter mile. This special season ending event is named in
honor of the late Nazareth Speedway Promoter and Bridgeport Speedway
Official, who passed away suddenly on December, 8, 2008.

The two-day Charlie Bray Memorial event gets revved up on Saturday,
November 19th. On the first day of competition, qualifying events for
the Super Late Models, Big Block Modifieds and Bridgeport Modifieds
will be staged on the big 5/8th mile track. Following the completion
of preliminary action, a 25-lap feature for the Super Late Models with
a cool $3000 going to the winner is sure to entertain everyone. Plus,
the previously postponed 25-lap Bridgeport Modified feature from the
Wingate Classic show will be completed with the victor going home with
$2500. Also, the Small Block Modifieds jump into action on the quarter
mile speedway with a complete show of heat races and a 25-lap main
event with $1000 going to the winner. Sail panels are allowed for this
race on the inner dirt track oval. The day’s activity is rounded out
with an Allied Recycling Demolition Derby.

On Sunday, November 20th, the $3000 to win 25-lap Big Block Modified
feature will highlight the second day’s racing. After Saturday’s
qualifying contests, another 25-lap Bridgeport Modified feature takes
place with a potential $1200 going to the victor if more than 30 cars
attempt to compete. The TSRS Sprint Cars and Proformance Cuts Outlaw
Stocks join the event with heat races and features. The Vintage Stock
Cars will round out the card. All of Sunday’s activity takes place on
the outer oval.

On Saturday November 19, the pit area opens at 10:00 a.m. with
grandstand gates unlocking at 11:00 a.m. Warm-ups get underway at noon
with racing slated to start shortly after hot laps.

On Sunday November 20, the pit and grandstand gates open at 10:00 a.m.
A pre-race pit party and driver re-draw is scheduled for 10:45 a.m. at
the pavilion behind the main grandstand. An extra treat is in store
for fans as Sunday’s meeting for drivers will be held at the
grandstand pavilion. Warm-ups hit the track at 12:15 p.m. on Sunday
with racing starting afterwards.

A 2-day general admission pass may be purchased for $45 and a single
day grandstand ticket can be secured for $25. Kids 12 and under are
admitted for free to the grandstand.

A 2-day pit admission pass is available for $60 and a single day
wristband to the pits can be purchased for $40. No pit license is
required for the Charlie Bray Memorial event.

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

BRIDGEPORT SPEEDWAY NEWS
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - THANKS

Bridgeport Speedway
83 Floodgate Road
Bridgeport NJ 08014
DE Office: 302-875-4197
NJ Office: 856-467-4408
24 hr. Info: 856-467-4407
Fax: 856-467-5843
E-mail: jess@bpspeedway.com
Website: www.bpspeedway.com
Twitter: twitter.com/bridgeportspeed

BRIDGEPORT SPEEDWAY’S CHARLIE BRAY MEMORIAL EXPANDED TO TWO DAYS AND
INCLUDES SUPER LATE MODELS AND BIG BLOCK MODIFIEDS

BRIDGEPORT, NJ (October 21, 2011) – The 2011 season at Bridgeport
Speedway will end with a blockbuster 2-day event. On the weekend of
November 19 and 20th, the Charlie Bray Memorial is slated to have
eight feature events with the Super Late Models and Big Block
Modifieds co-headlining the program. This special event is named in
honor of the late Nazareth Speedway Promoter and Bridgeport Speedway
Official, who passed away suddenly on December, 8, 2008.

The action gets underway on Saturday with heat and consolation races
for the Super Late Models, Big Block Modifieds and Bridgeport
Modifieds on the big 5/8th mile track. After qualifying is complete,
the Super Late Models will duke it out in a 25-lap affair with $3000
going to the victor. The previously postponed Bridgeport Modified
feature from the Wingate Classic show will be staged as well with the
first place finisher receiving $2500.

Also on Saturday, Small Block Modifieds will have a 25-lap main event
on the quarter mile speedway following qualifying events. $1000 will
be awarded to the winner of this contest on the inner dirt oval. Sail
panels are allowed for this race on the quarter mile. An Allied
Recycling Demolition Derby closes out the day’s action.

On Sunday, a 25-lap $3000 to win Big Block Modified feature tops the
day’s activity. A 25-lap Bridgeport Modified feature from Saturday’s
heat races could be worth $1200 to the victor if more than 30 cars
attempted to qualify. The TSRS Sprint Cars and Proformance Cuts Outlaw
Stocks jump into action on this second day of competition with heat
races and features. The Vintage Stock Cars will round out the card.
All of Sunday’s races take place on the outer oval.

On Saturday November 19, the pit area opens at 10:00 a.m. with
grandstand gates unlocking at 11:00 a.m. Warm-ups get underway at noon
with racing slated to start shortly after hot laps.

On Sunday November 20, the pit and grandstand gates open at 10:00 a.m.
A pre-race pit party and driver re-draw is scheduled for 10:45 a.m. at
the pavilion behind the main grandstand. An extra treat is in store
for fans as Sunday’s meeting for drivers will be held at the
grandstand pavilion. Warm-ups hit the track at 12:15 p.m. on Sunday
with racing starting afterwards.

A 2-day general admission pass may be purchased for $45 and a single
day grandstand ticket can be secured for $25. Kids 12 and under are
admitted for free to the grandstand.

A 2-day pit admission pass is available for $60 and a single day
wristband to the pits can be purchased for $40. No pit license is
required for the Charlie Bray Memorial event.

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

BRIDGEPORT SPEEDWAY NEWS
For Immediate Release - Thank You

Bridgeport Speedway
83 Floodgate Road
Bridgeport NJ 08014
DE Office: 302- 875-4196
NJ Office: 856-467-4408
24 hr. Info: 856-467-4407
Fax: 856-467-5843
E-mail: jess@bpspeedway.com
Website: www.bpspeedway.com
Twitter: twitter.com/bridgeportspeed

COMING EVENTS:

Sat 10/8 - Bill Thomas Memorial Nationals - $1000 to win features for
270cc and 600cc Micro-Sprints

1/4 Mile - 600cc Micro-Sprints (30L), 270cc Micro-Sprints (30L) and
4-Cylinder Stock Cars
3:00 PM Gates open, 5:00 PM Warm-Ups, 6:00 PM Qualifying

WATT WRAPS UP BRIDGEPORT MODIFIED TITLE WITH FIFTH FEATURE WIN OF THE YEAR

BRIDGEPORT, NJ (October 2, 2011) – On Championship Night 2011 at
Bridgeport Speedway, Ryan Watt wrapped up the 2011 Bridgeport Modified
title with his fifth feature win of the year. In the Proformance Cuts
Outlaw Stock Car main events, Rick Broschard took the checkered flag
in the contest on the 5/8th mile oval and the quarter mile race was
won by Jeremy Doerr. Pat Conaway was crowned the 2011 Proformance Cuts
Outlaw Stock Car champion. Chuck Palmucci racked up the win in the
TSRS Sprint Car feature. The Powder Puff race went to Fay Marion.

At the start of the 25-lap double point season finale for the
Bridgeport Modifieds, Matt Budd bolted to the front with Keith Weber,
Frank Dorry, Jr., Jesse Hill and Jordan Watson in tow. Watson motored
into third with two laps completed and became the leader on lap 3
after a restart. With five circuits recorded, Watson was pulling away
with Brett Kressley, Ryan Anderson and Ryan Watt next in line. By lap
7, Watt had worked his way into third and was closing in on Kressley
for the runner-up spot. After a good battle for second, Watt took over
the spot on the ninth tour as Watson was building up his lead.
Watson’s big advantage over his rivals evaporated when the caution
flag flew for Ken Eckert, Jr. on lap 11. On the ensuing restart, Watt
sped around Watson to take over the lead. Once in front, Watt broke
free from Watson with Chad James running in third. Watt’s advantage
over his rivals was a full straightaway lead when Keith Weber’s spin
brought out the final caution flag of the race on lap 23. Watt held
off Watson on the final restart and crossed the finish line in first
to win his fifth Bridgeport Modified feature of the season. With
Watson in second, James finished in third. Ryan Anderson came home in
fourth with Travis Hill taking fifth. With the victory, Watt won the
2011 Bridgeport Modified title over Watson. Matt Budd and Ryan Watt
were winners in the Bridgeport Modified heats.

Rick Broschard took home the checkered flag in the 15-lap Proformance
Cuts Outlaw Stock car race on the 5/8th mile oval. In the double point
finale, Jeremy Doerr grabbed the lead at the start and built up a full
straightaway lead at the halfway point. Broschard, who started the
feature in eleventh place, moved into second place with nine circuits
completed. After a lap 13 restart, Doerr and Broschard battled for
the lead. On the last lap, Broschard took the lead after he scooted
below Doerr on the exit of turn two. With Doerr taking second, Brian
Ludwig’s strong run resulted in a third place finish. Tommy Beamer and
Billy Wroble completed the top five.

In the first ever Proformance Cuts Outlaw Stock Car event on the
quarter mile track, Jeremy Doerr was the victor. Doerr set the pace
from start to finish to win the 20-lap non-point contest. Second place
went to Tommy Beamer as he held off a hard charging Billy Wroble. Pat
Hires took fourth with Bob Hopely finishing in fifth.

Ryan Watt won his second feature of the evening by claiming the 25-lap
Big Block Modified race on the quarter mile. Making his first start on
the inner dirt oval, Dave Dissinger took the lead at the start and
began to encounter lap traffic with five laps completed. In the midst
of lap traffic, Watt wiggled his way past Dissinger to take over the
front running spot on lap 6. Watt held off Richie Pratt, Jr. on
several second half restarts to win his second race of the year on the
inner oval. With Pratt, Jr. securing second, Dissinger’s good run
resulted in a third place finish. Rick Wegner and Darren McCaughey
rounded out the top five. Big Block Modified qualifying events were
won by Mike Brannigan, Richie Pratt, Jr.and Dave Dissinger.

In the caution free 20-lap TSRS Sprint Car main event, Chuck Palmucci
came from his seventh starting spot to take the checkered flag. Stef
Palmai headed the field for the first nine laps before Phil Meisner,
Jr. gained control of the lead. On lap 13, Palmucci slipped by Meisner
to gain the top spot and went on to lead the balance of the race.
Meisner claimed second place with Kyle Reinhart grabbing third.
Completing the top five finishers were Mike Esposito and Bobby Sandt.
With an eighth place finish, Chris Allen, Jr. collected the 2011 TSRS
Sprint Car championship. John Wyers, Bob DeVault and Kyle Reinhart
were victors in the TSRS Sprint Car heat races.

In the 15-lap Powder Puff race, Fay Marion bested the field of seven entrants.

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

BRIDGEPORT SPEEDWAY RESULTS - SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, 2011

Bridgeport Modifieds

Heat 1 - 1. Matt Budd 2. Travis Hill 3. Ryan Anderson 4. Keith Weber
5. Jesse Hill 6. Brett Ballard
Heat 2 - 1. Ryan Watt 2. Neal Williams 3. Frank Dorry, Jr. 4. Jordan
Watson 5. Chad James 6. Brett Kressley

BRIDGEPORT MODIFIED FEATURE - 25 LAPS

1. RYAN WATT 2. Jordan Watson 3. Chad James 4. Ryan Anderson 5. Travis
Hill 6. Brett Kressley 7. Neal Williams 8. Ron Roberts 9. Dave Witte
10. Jesse Hill 11. Matt Budd 12. Sean Gunther 13. Jeff Duprez 14. Eric
Engstrom 15. John Bilofsky 16. Keith Weber 17. Dan Cogdill, Sr. 18.
Ken Eckert, Jr. 19. Jason Kosch 20. Brett Ballard 21. Frank Dorry, Jr.

2011 BRIDGEPORT MODIFIED CHAMPION: RYAN WATT

PROFORMANCE CUTS OUTLAW STOCKS FEATURE – 5/8th MILE - 15 LAPS

1. RICK BROSCHARD 2. Jeremy Doerr 3. Brian Ludwig 4. Tommy Beamer 5.
Billy Wroble 6. Terry Griffin 7. Bob Hopely 8. Bob Dooley 9. Jeff
Dirkes 10. Andy Whittaker 11. Nick Gargiulo 12.Joe Meron 13. Anthony
DiBenedetto 14. Mike Paprella 15.Spider Ensinger 16. Josh Denny 17.
Tommy Boehlert 18. Cheri LaClaire 19. Tom Woodrow 20. Pete Ellis 21.
Gary Klimeczak 22. Russell Wurst 23. Pat Conaway 24. Ken Watson, Jr.
25. PJ Oliver 26. Phil Gould

DNS: Jim Hughes

PROFORMANCE CUTS OUTLAW STOCKS FEATURE - QUARTER MILE - 20 LAPS

1. JEREMY DOERR 2. Tommy Beamer 3. Billy Wroble 4. Pat Hires 5. Bob
Hopely 6. Brian Ludwig 7. Bob Dooley 8. Spider Ensinger 9. Pete Ellis
10. Josh Denny 11. Cheri LaClaire 12.Jeff Dirkes 13. Tom Woodrow 14.
Joe Meron 15. Terry Griffin 16. Nick Gargiulo 17. Gary Klimeczak

DNS: Jim Hughes, Pat Conaway, PJ Oliver, Phil Gould, Ken Watson,
Russell Wurst, Rick Broschard, Mike Papparella, Tommy Boehlert, Andy
Whittaker, Anthony DiBenedetto

2011 PROFORMANCE CUTS OUTLAW STOCK CAR CHAMPION: PAT CONAWAY

Big Block Modifieds – Quarter Mile

Heat 1 - 1. Mike Brannigan 2. Eric Renninger 3. Brett Ballard 4. Frank
Holmes 5. Kevin Belmont 6. Roy Wiest
Heat 2 - 1. Richie Pratt, Jr. 2. Ryan Watt 3. Ron Roberts 4. Bruce
Gsell 5. Corey Andersen 6. Bryant Brown
Heat 3 - 1. Dave Dissinger 2. Darren McCaughey 3. Rick Wegner, Jr. 4.
Jesse Hill 5. Scott Hulmes 6. Pete Serra

BIG BLOCK MODIFIED FEATURE – QUARTER MILE - 25 LAPS

1. RYAN WATT 2. Richie Pratt, Jr. 3. Dave Dissinger 4. Rick Wegner,
Jr. 5. Darren McCaughey 6. Ron Roberts 7. Bruce Gsell 8. Brett Ballard
9. Jesse Hill 10. Kevin Vaclavicek 11. Frank Holmes 12. Eric Renninger
13. Mike Brannigan 14. Scott Hulmes 15. Bryant Brown 16. Roy Wiest 17.
Ryan Simmons 18. Kevin Belmont 19. Corey Andersen 20. Pete Serra

DNS: Kyle Borror, Wes Camp

TSRS Sprint Cars

Heat 1 - 1. John Wyers 2. Bill Case, Jr. 3. Frank Lieto 4. Bobby Sandt
5. Torrey Rose 6. Bill Corsa
Heat 2 - 1. Bob DeVault 2. Brian Carber 3. Chris Allen, Jr. 4. Mike
Esposito 5. Bruce Kindberg 6. Ryan Smith
Heat 3 - 1. Kyle Reinhart 2. Chuck Palmucci 3. Phil Meisner, Jr. 4.
Stef Palmai 5. Jeff Schall 6. Stephanie Stevens

TSRS SPRINT CARS FEATURE - 20 LAPS

1. CHUCK PALMUCCI 2. Phil Meisner, Jr. 3. Kyle Reinhardt 4. Mike
Esposito 5. Bobby Sandt 6. John Wyers 7. Stef Palmai 8. Chris Allen,
Jr. 9. Brian Carber 10. Torrey Rose 11. Stephanie Stevens 12. Ryan
Smith 13. Bob DeVault 14. Jeff Schall 15. Scott Frach 16. Joe Lord
17. Bruce Kindberg 18. Ed Newhouser 19. Bill Corsa 20. Adam Carberry
21. Frank Lieto 22. Joe Puzzella 23. Bill Case, Jr.

DNS: Jamie Kostic

2011 TSRS SPRINT CAR CHAMPION – CHRIS ALLEN, JR.

POWDER PUFF FEATURE - 20 LAPS

1. FAY MARION 2. Brittany Ballard 3. Beth Pratt 4. Ginger Cogdill 5.
Barb Schuler 6. Jaclynne Oldt 7. Shannon Brady

BRIDGEPORT SPEEDWAY NEWS
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - THANKS

Bridgeport Speedway
83 Floodgate Road
Bridgeport NJ 08014
DE Office: 302-875-4197
NJ Office: 856-467-4408
24 hr. Info: 856-467-4407
Fax: 856-467-5843
E-mail: jess@bpspeedway.com
Website: www.bpspeedway.com
Twitter: twitter.com/bridgeportspeed

COMING EVENTS:

Fri 9/30 - Fast and Furious Fridays - Bill Thomas Memorial Nationals
Qualifier. Open tire rule for the Micro-Sprints. Open Modifieds on the
quarter mile and sail panels are permitted.

1/4 Mile - 600cc Micro-Sprints (20L), 270cc Micro-Sprints (20L) &
4-Cylinder Stock Cars (20L). Plus, open Modifieds on 1/4 mile (25L)
6:30 PM Warm-Ups, 7:00 PM Qualifying

Sat 10/1 – Starlit Saturdays - Championship Night 2011 – Double point
finales for the Bridgeport Modifieds and Proformance Cuts Outlaw Stocks

5/8 Mile – Bridgeport Modifieds(25L), Proformance Cuts Outlaw Stock
Cars (15L) & TSRS Sprint Cars (20L)
1/4 Mile – Big Block Modifieds with sail panels permitted (25L),
Proformance Cuts Outlaw Stock Cars (20L) & Powder Puff race
5:30 PM Warm-Ups, 6:00 PM Qualifying

BRIDGEPORT’S SUPER LATE MODEL SPECTACULAR SUFFERS ANOTHER POSTPONEMENT

BRIDGEPORT, NJ (September 25, 2011) – Bridgeport Speedway’s Super Late
Model Spectacular was postponed for the second time this year on
September 24 due to wet conditions at the track and a forecast of
additional rain. Bridgeport Speedway management is discussing various
options and they are planning to re-schedule the race for this year.

Action at Bridgeport Speedway will resume on Friday, September 30 with
a qualifying event for the Bill Thomas Memorial Micro-Sprint
Nationals. At this special race, the top three finishers in the 270cc
and 600cc Micro-Sprint main events will earn starting spots in the
Bill Thomas Memorial Nationals that take place on Saturday, October 8.
Plus, 4-Cylinder Stock Cars and open Modifieds will be on the program.
Modified cars may use sail panels on this night. On Friday, September
30, the gates open at 5:00 p.m. with racing set to start at 7:00 p.m.
Adult admission to the grandstand is $12 with no charge for children
12 and under. Admission to the pit area is $25 with a license and $30
without a license.

Championship Night 2011 for the 5/8th mile divisions occurs on
Saturday, October 1. Double point features for the Bridgeport
Modifieds and Proformance Cuts Outlaw Stock Cars will determine the
season champions. The big outer oval will see an invasion by the
popular TSRS Sprint Cars. The Big Block Modifieds have been added to
the docket and will have a 25-lap feature on the quarter mile. As was
the case on Saturday, September 17, Big Block Modified competitors can
use sail panels for this contest on the inner dirt oval. Any Modified
track tire that is 13 x 92 will be allowed for competition on this
night. The winner of this 25-lap Big Block Modified main event on
Championship Night 2011 will receive $1200 if more than thirty cars
are entered. If the field of Big Block Modifieds is less than thirty,
the victor will go home with $1000. Additional information can be
found at www.bpspeedway.com or by calling the office at 302-875-4197.
Double duty is in store for the Proformance Cuts Outlaw Stock Cars as
they will have a special 20-lap event on the inner dirt oval. A
special Powder Puff race will be held at the end of the evening on the
quarter mile track.

On Championship Night slated for Saturday, October 1, competitors can
enter the pit area at 3:00 p.m. and grandstand turnstiles open at 4:00
p.m. The first race will hit the track at 6:00 p.m. Adult admission to
the grandstand will be $20 with kids 12 and under admitted for free.
Residents of Franklin Township will be admitted to the grandstand for
$15 with proper identification. Pit admission is $30 with a pit
license and $40 without a license.

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

On Saturday, September 3, the pit area will open at 4:00 p.m. with the grandstand gates unlocking at 5:00 p.m. The first green flag flies at 7:00 p.m. Pit admission is $30 with a pit license and $40 without a license. General grandstand admission for adults is $15 with kids 12 and under admitted for free.

Quarter mile racing resumes on Friday, September 9 with a historic event. The first open Modified race is on tap along with a three-division program of Micro-Sprints (270cc and 600cc) and 4-Cylinder Stock Cars). All Big Block Modifieds, Small Block Modifieds, Sportsman and Bridgeport Modifieds are invited to attend this race. Additional information including rules can be found at www.bpspeedway.com. On Friday, September 9, all gates open at 5:00 p.m. with racing set to begin at 7:00 p.m. Adult admission to the grandstand is $12 with no charge for children 12 and under. Admission to the pit area is $25 with a license and $30 without a license.

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

BRIDGEPORT SPEEDWAY NEWS
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - THANKS

Bridgeport Speedway
83 Floodgate Road
Bridgeport NJ 08014
DE Office: 302-875-4197
NJ Office: 856-467-4408
24 hr. Info: 856-467-4407
Fax: 856-467-5843
E-mail: jess@bpspeedway.com
Website: www.bpspeedway.com
Twitter: twitter.com/bridgeportspeed

COMING EVENTS:
Thu 8/18 - Super Late Model Spectacular

5/8 Mile - Super Late Models (25L - $3000 to win), Big Block Modifieds (25L) + Bridgeport Modifieds (complete show with 25L feature paying a minimum of $1200 to win & 25L Wingate Classic feature paying $2500 to win)
7:00 PM Warm-Ups, 7:30 PM Qualifying

Fri 8/19 - Fast and Furious Fridays - Fast and Furious action on the quarter mile. Open tire rule for the Micro-Sprints and open Modified/Sportsman Practice

1/4 Mile - 600cc Micro-Sprints (20L), 270cc Micro-Sprints (20L) & 4-Cylinder Stock Cars (20L). Plus, open Modified & Sportsman practice on 1/4 Mile
6:30 PM Warm-Ups, 7:00 PM Qualifying

Sat 8/20 - No racing at Bridgeport Speedway

RAIN SHELVES SATURDAY, AUGUST 13 PROGRAM. BIG BLOCK MODIFIEDS ADDED TO SUPER LATE MODEL SPECTACULAR AT BRIDGEPORT SPEEDWAY

BRIDGEPORT, NJ (August 13, 2011) – An early afternoon brief downpour and a weather outlook of additional rain prompted Bridgeport Speedway management to shelve the race program slated for Saturday, August 13.

With the rainout, the Super Late Model Spectacular event scheduled for Thursday, August 18 will now be enhanced. The Big Block Modifieds, which were to race on Saturday’s cancelled card, have been added to this Thursday’s lineup. The victor of the 25-lap Big Block Modified main event will receive $1200 if more than thirty cars are entered. If the field of Big Block Modifieds is less than thirty, the winner’s share will receive $1000.

This Thursday’s mid-week special will showcase the powerful and popular Super Late Models. Following timed hot laps, a 25-lap main Super Late Model event will pay $3000 to win, $1000 for fifth and $200 to take the green. A star-studded lineup is expected to included Ricky Elliott, Kenny Pettyjohn, Jim Bernheisel, Brandon Bernheisel, Hal Browning, Lou Johnson, Staci Warrington, Mark Byram, Al Cheney, Dale Lingo, Andrew Mullins, Rob Schirmer, Matt Murphy and Tim Murphy

Also on Thursday, the Bridgeport Modifieds will be performing in double duty with two strong payouts available for competitors. The postponed 25-lap feature from the Wingate Classic in June will reward the victor with $2500 in cash. In addition, a complete program of qualifying will occur with another 25-lap finale that will pay $1500 to win with more than thirty entrants or $1200 to win with thirty or less competitors. Bridgeport Modified competitors may use any track stamped American Racer tires that conform to the current Bridgeport Speedway permitted compounds. Unaltered GM 602 engines, 604 engines with a Bridgeport Speedway supplied restrictor plate and 347JR Ford motors with a Bridgeport Speedway supplied restrictor plate will be allowed to compete in the Bridgeport Modified race. Additional rules for this race will be available at the track’s official website located at www.bpspeedway.com.

On Thursday, August 18, the pit gates open at 4:30 PM and fans can begin to enter the grandstand area at 5:30 PM. Qualifying events are slated to begin at 7:30 PM. General admission tickets are $25 for adults. Kids 12 and under are admitted for free. Pit admission for this event will be $35.

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

BRIDGEPORT SPEEDWAY NEWS
For Immediate Release - Thank You

Bridgeport Speedway
83 Floodgate Road
Bridgeport NJ 08014
DE Office: 302- 875-4196
NJ Office: 856-467-4408
24 hr. Info: 856-467-4407
Fax: 856-467-5843
E-mail: jess@bpspeedway.com
Website: www.bpspeedway.com
Twitter: twitter.com/bridgeportspeed

COMING EVENTS:

Fri 7/22 - Fast and Furious Fridays - Three division shootout with an open tire rule for the Micro-Sprints
1/4 Mile - 600cc Micro-Sprints (20L), 270cc Micro-Sprints (20L) + 4-Cylinder Stock Cars (20L)
6:30 PM Warm-Ups, 7:00 PM Qualifying

Sat 7/23 - Saturday Night Stars! - EMS/Fire Night with a Kids Money Scramble. All EMS/Fire Personnel & residents of Clayton, Glassboro & Swedesboro save $5.00 off grandstand admission
Bridgeport Modifieds (25L), 358 Sportsman (20L), Proformance Cuts
Outlaw Stock Cars (15L) + Allied Recycling Demolition Derby
6:30 PM Warm-Ups, 7:00 PM Qualifying

HOWARD TAKES HOME $6500 AFTER THE JAM IN JERSEY AT BRIDGEPORT SPEEDWAY

BRIDGEPORT, NJ (July 21, 2011) – At the Jam in Jersey at Bridgeport Speedway, Duane Howard swept both Big Block Modified features and took home $6500 in winnings. Richie Pratt, Jr. was victorious in the Bridgeport Modified main event.

In the 25-lap Jam in Jersey Big Block Modified feature, Ryan Watt outgunned the pack to grab the early lead and was initially pursued by Chad James, Billy Pauch Sr., Jimmy Horton and Duane Howard. By the second circuit, James was closing in on Watt with Howard climbing past Horton to gain fourth. After a good tussle for the top spot, James was scored as the new leader of the race with three tours recorded. Howard continued his drive to the front and he reached second place by lap 5. Slowly, Howard began to close in on James. With the top two in heavy lap traffic on lap 10, Howard was able to navigate the slower cars with ease and shuffled by James to ascend to the top spot. Right after Howard grabbed the lead, the first caution event occurred on lap 10 as Pauch, Sr. slowed down on the track while running in third. On the ensuing restart, Howard maintained his lead with James, Watt and Wade Hendrickson in tow. The caution flag flew again on lap 11 when Larry Solomon and G.R. Smith tangled near the starter stand. When action got back underway, James tried valiantly to regain the lead but Howard held on as Hendrickson grabbed third and Rick Laubach motored into fourth. With ten laps remaining, Howard was separating himself from his foes when the final yellow flag of the contest waved for Scott Hulmes. On the single file restart, Howard maintained his edge. As the laps clicked off, Howard began to pull away again from the field. With the checkered flag out, it was Howard comfortably in front of James. Hendrickson fought off a late race challenge by Laubach to wind up in third. With Laubach taking fourth, Richie Pratt, Jr. placed fifth. Rick Laubach, Chad James and Duane Howard each picked up a victory in the heat races for the Big Block Modifieds.

After the original start of the 25-lap George Wingate Big Block feature was marred by a multi-car incident, Duane Howard blasted out to the front at the onset of the race with Jimmy Horton settling into second. On the second circuit, a flat on Larry Solomon’s ride brought out the yellow flag. When racing began again, the top two of Howard and Horton stayed intact with Rick Laubach wheeling into third. By the seventh trip of the outer dirt oval, Howard was clearly the dominant car. At the halfway point, Howard’s advantage over Horton was a full straightaway. Over the second half of the competition, Howard kept a firm hold of the lead and guided the field across the finish line to score his second win of the evening. With the two wins, Howard claimed the $1000 bonus for being the victor in both features and collected a total of $6500 for his accomplishments. Second place went to Horton and third was taken by Laubach. Ryan Watt and Wade Hendrickson finished in fourth and fifth respectively.

Richie Pratt, Jr. hopped into teammate Brett Ballard’s back-up Bridgeport Modified and triumphed in the 25-lap Jam in Jersey Bridgeport Modified main event. Pratt, Jr. led every step of the way and was rewarded with the winner’s check worth $1000. After starting the race in fourteenth, Ryan Watt finished in second place. Neal Williams, Travis Hill and Brett Ballard completed the top five. The Bridgeport Modified qualifying events were won by Dan Cogdill, Jr. and Travis Hill.

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

BRIDGEPORT SPEEDWAY RESULTS – WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 2011 – THE JAM IN JERSEY

Big Block Modifieds

Heat 1 - 1. Rick Laubach 2. Larry Solomon 3. Tommy Scheetz, Jr. 4. Joe Watson 5. Craig Von Dohren 6. Ron Roberts
Heat 2 - 1. Chad James 2. Jimmy Horton 3. Ryan Watt 4. Billy Pauch, Sr. 5. Richie Pratt, Jr. 6. Jesse Hill
Heat 3 - 1. Duane Howard 2. Wade Hendrickson 3. Matt Harrell 4. G.R. Smith 5. Mike Franz 6. Jimmy Chester

JAM IN JERSEY - BIG BLOCK MODIFIED FEATURE - 25 LAPS

1. DUANE HOWARD 2. Chad James 3. Wade Hendrickson 4.Rick Laubach 5. Richie Pratt, Jr. 6. Ryan Watt 7. Jimmy Horton 8. Tommy Scheetz, Jr. 9. Jesse Hill 10. Ron Roberts 11. Mike Franz 12. Danny Hieber 13. Jim Wyers 14. Neal Williams 15. Jimmy Chester 16. Larry Solomon 17. Craig Von Dohren 18. Scott Hulmes 19. G.R. Smith 20. Billy Pauch, Sr. 21.
Joe Watson 22. Larry Crouse 23. Matt Harrell

DNQ: Gary Hager, Ed Firth

GEORGE WINGATE CLASSIC - BIG BLOCK MODIFIED FEATURE - 25 LAPS

1. DUANE HOWARD 2. Jimmy Horton 3. Rick Laubach 4. Ryan Watt 5. Wade Hendrickson 6. Jesse Hill 7. Chad James 8. Mike Franz 9. Neal Williams 10. Jim Wyers 11. Matt Harrell 12. Scott Hulmes 13. Jimmy Chester 14. Larry Solomon 15. Richie Pratt, Jr. 16. Danny Hieber 17. Billy Pauch, Sr. 18. Craig Von Dohren 19. Tommy Scheetz 20. Ron Roberts

DNS: G.R. Smith, Joe Watson, Larry Crouse, Mike Iles

Bridgeport Modifieds

Heat 1 - 1. Dan Cogdill, Jr. 2. Brett Ballard 3. Neal Williams 4. Tom Miller 5. John Cavallaro 6. Dave Witte
Heat 2 - 1. Travis Hill 2. Brett Ballard 3. Ron Roberts 4. Jordan Watson 5. Sean Gunther 6. Matt Hawkins

JAM IN JERSEY - BRIDGEPORT MODIFIED FEATURE - 25 LAPS

1. RICHIE PRATT, JR. 2. Ryan Watt 3. Neal Williams 4. Travis Hill 5. Brett Ballard 6. Dave Witte 7. Dan Cogdill, Jr. 8. Matt Hawkins 9. Sean Gunther 10. Don Cogdill, III 11. Jordan Watson 12. Tom Miller 13. Tom Solderich 14. Ron Roberts 15. Keith Weber 16. John Cavallaro 17. Ryan Wozunk

Also, the Bridgeport Modifieds are on the schedule with heat races and a 25-lap feature. The victor of the Bridgeport Modified feature event will take home $1,200 if the number of entries in the Bridgeport Modified class exceeds thirty. If the car count in the Bridgeport Modified class is thirty or under, the winner will receive $1,000. The $2500 to win Bridgeport Modified feature postponed on June 16 will be held on Thursday, August 18 as part of the mid-week special show to include the Super Late Models.

For the Jam in Jersey race, any track stamped American Racer tires that conform to the current Bridgeport Speedway permitted compounds are eligible to be used. Unaltered GM 602 engines, 604 engines with a Bridgeport Speedway supplied restrictor plate and 347JR Ford motors with a Bridgeport Speedway supplied restrictor plate will be allowed to compete in the Bridgeport Modified race. A racer can compete in both divisions by registering a second car for $150. Additional rules for this race will be available at the track’s official website located at www.bpspeedway.com.

On Wednesday, July 20, the pit gates will open at 4:30 PM and the grandstand gates unlock at 5:30 PM. Action is set to begin at 7:30 PM. General admission tickets are $20 for adults. Kids 12 and under are admitted for free. Pit admission for this event will be $35.

BRIDGEPORT SPEEDWAY NEWS
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - THANKS

Bridgeport Speedway
83 Floodgate Road
Bridgeport NJ 08014
DE Office: 302-875-4197
NJ Office: 856-467-4408
24 hr. Info: 856-467-4407
Fax: 856-467-5843
E-mail: jess@bpspeedway.com
Website: www.bpspeedway.com
Twitter: twitter.com/bridgeportspeed

ADMISSION IS JUST $20 FOR THE JAM IN JERSEY AT BRIDGEPORT SPEEDWAY ON TUESDAY, JULY 19

BRIDGEPORT, NJ (July 17, 2011) – As the pre-entry driver list continues to grow and the excitement builds for the Jam in Jersey race at Bridgeport Speedway on Tuesday, July 19, race fans will be able to see two 25-lap Big Block Modified features and a 25-lap Bridgeport Modified main for just $20 general admission.

Nearly thirty of the top Big Block Modified drivers in the area have pre-registered for a chance to walk away with a cool $6500. At this Tuesday’s race, two 25-lap Big Block Modified features will take place including the $3000 to win George Wingate Classic race which was rained out on June 16. The field for the George Wingate Big Block Modified contest will be enhanced as the top four non-qualified finishers in the first 25-lap Big Block Modified feature will be added to the George Wingate Classic contest. If a driver can win both Big Block Modified events on this night and is pre-entered, he will walk away from Bridgeport Speedway with $6500 which includes a $1000 double feature winner bonus. To be eligible for the extra money, Big Block Modified drivers simply need to contact the promotions department at mike@bpspeedway.com or 302-875-4196 to pre-enter the race for free by Sunday, July 17.

Also, the Bridgeport Modifieds will be on the docket with a complete show that will include qualifying races and a 25-lap feature. The winner of the Bridgeport Modified feature event will ake home $1,200 if the number of entries in the Bridgeport Modified class exceeds thirty. If the car count in the Bridgeport Modified class is thirty or under, the victor will receive $1,000. The $2500 to win Bridgeport Modified feature postponed on June 16 will be held on Thursday, August 18 as part of the mid-week special show to include the Super Late Models.

For the Jam in Jersey race, any track stamped American Racer tires that conform to the current Bridgeport Speedway permitted compounds are eligible to be used. Unaltered GM 602 engines, 604 engines with a Bridgeport Speedway supplied restrictor plate and 347JR Ford motors with a Bridgeport Speedway supplied restrictor plate will be allowed to compete in the Bridgeport Modified race. A racer can compete in both divisions by registering a second car for $150. Additional rules for this race will be available at the track’s official website located at www.bpspeedway.com.

On Tuesday, July 19, the pit gates unlock at 4:30 PM and the grandstand gates swing open at 5:30 PM. Heat races will begin at 7:30 PM. General admission tickets are $20 for adults. Kids 12 and under are admitted for free. Pit admission for this event will be $35. A rain date of Wednesday, July 20 has been secured.

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

Event Facts:

Where: Bridgeport Speedway 83 Floodgate Road Bridgeport, NJ 08014
Office phone: 302-875-4196
Day of race phone: 856-467-4408
What: The Jam in Jersey – Big Block Modifieds and Bridgeport Modifieds
Date: Tuesday, July 19
Rain Date: Wednesday, July 20
Pits open: 4:30 PM
Grandstands open: 5:30 PM
Race time: 7:30 PM
Admission: Adults $20 with children 12 and under will be FREE.
Pit Fee: $35 no license required
Additional Information: Contact -Mike Wisniewski - mike@bpspeedway.com

Current Pre-registered drivers as of July 17, 2011

1 Billy Pauch Jr.
2 Billy Pauch Sr.
3 Bryant Brown
4 Butch Tittle
5 Chad James
6 Craig Von Dohren
7 Danny Hieber
8 Duane Howard
9 Gary Hager
10 Jesse Hill
11 Jimmy Chester
12 Jimmy Horton
13 Joseph Watson
14 Larry Solomon
15 Matt Harrell
16 Mike Franz
17 Neal Williams
18 Neil Huber
19 Richie Pratt, Jr.
20 Rick Laubach
21 Rob Nixon
22 Ron Roberts
23 Rusty Smith
24 Ryan Godown
25 Ryan Watt
26 Scott Ambruster
27 Stan Frankenfield
28 Tommy Scheetz
29 Wade Hendrickson

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

NOTES: The Big Block Modifieds will be back at Bridgeport Speedway on Tuesday, July 19 for the Jam in Jersey event. Two 25-lap features including the postponed George Wingate finale plus the Bridgeport Modifieds will make up the schedule. Gates open at 5:30 p.m. with racing slated to start at 7:30 p.m. Adult grandstand admission is $20 with no charge for kids 12 and under.

BRIDGEPORT SPEEDWAY RESULTS – SATURDAY, JULY 16, 2011

Bridgeport Modifieds

Heat 1 - 1. Travis Hill 2. Steve Durand 3. Dan Cogdill, Jr. 4. Tom Miller 5. Neal Williams 6. Ron Roberts
Heat 2 - 1. Chuck Buchman 2. Dave Witte 3. Jesse Hill 4. Keith Weber 5. Dave Damiano 6. Ryan Anderson
Heat 3 - 1. Jordan Watson 2. Ryan Watt 3. Brett Kressley 4. Brett Ballard 5. Sean Gunther 6. Corey Andersen

BRIDGEPORT MODIFIED FEATURE - 25 LAPS

1. DAVE WITTE 2. Brett Kressley 3. Dan Cogdill, Jr. 4. Ron Roberts 5. Jordan Watson 6. Jesse Hill 7. Sean Gunther 8. Neal Williams 9. Tom Miller 10. Brett Ballard 11. Travis Hill 12. Steve Durand 13. Ryan Watt 14. Ryan Anderson 15. Chad James 16. Keith Weber 17. Dave Damiano 18. Chuck Buchman 19. Dan Opdyke 20. Ryan Wozunk 21. Corey Andersen
22. Wes Camp

TSRS Sprints

Heat 1 - 1. Chris Allen, Jr. 2. Sean Campbell 3. Stef Palmai 4. Kyle Reinhart 5. Phil Meisner 6. Jimmy Carpenter
Heat 2 - 1. Bruce Kindberg 2. John Wyers 3. Bobby Sandt 4. Jeff Schall 5. Chuck Palmucci 6. Mike Esposito

TSRS SPRINTS FEATURE - 20 LAPS

1. JEFF SCHALL 2. Chuck Palmucci 3. Kyle Reinhart 4. Bob DeVault 5. Jimmy Carpenter 6. Bobby Sandt 7. Chris Allen, Jr. 8. Sean Campbell 9. Brian Carber 10. Stef Palmai 11. Mike Esposito 12. Bill Case, Jr. 13. Ed Newhouser 14. Pat U’Selis 15. Bruce Kindberg 16. John Wyers 17. Phil Mesiner 18. Bill Corsa 19. Bruce Bower

PROFORMANCE CUTS OUTLAW STOCKS FEATURE - 15 LAPS

1. PAT CONAWAY 2. Jeremy Doerr 3. Terry Griffin 4. Ralph Gargiulo 5. Richie Burns, Jr. 6. Bob Hopely 7. Josh Denny 8. Anthony DiBenedetto 9. Mike Paprella 10. Steve Schemelia 11. Nick Gargiulo 12. Jeff Dirkes DNS: Carl Holcombe

BRIDGEPORT SPEEDWAY NEWS
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - THANKS

Bridgeport Speedway
83 Floodgate Road
Bridgeport NJ 08014
DE Office: 302-875-4197
NJ Office: 856-467-4408
24 hr. Info: 856-467-4407
Fax: 856-467-5843
E-mail: jess@bpspeedway.com
Website: www.bpspeedway.com
Twitter: twitter.com/bridgeportspeed

MORE DRIVERS ENTER BRIDGEPORT’S JAM IN JERSEY RACE FOR A CHANCE AT A $6500 CHECK

BRIDGEPORT, NJ (July 11, 2011) - With a chance at the $6500 check, more Big Block Modified drivers have entered the Jam in Jersey race at Bridgeport Speedway scheduled for Tuesday, July 19. Ryan Watt, Ron Roberts, Billy Pauch, Sr., Stan Frankenfield, Neal Williams, Rob Nixon, Tommy Scheetz and Jesse Hill are among the latest Big Block Modified entrants. These latest drivers join the likes of Mike Franz, Gary Hager, Matt Harrell, Duane Howard, Neil Huber, Chad James, Rick Laubach , Billy Pauch, Jr. and Richie Pratt, Jr.

At the Jam in Jersey race, two thrilling 25-lap Big Block features will take place including the postponed $3000 to win George Wingate Classic main event from June 16. The top four non-qualified finishers in the first 25-lap Big Block race will be added to the field for the George Wingate Classic contest. If a driver can win both Big Block Modified events on this night and is pre-entered, he will receive $6500 that includes a $1000 bonus for winning both Big Block Modified features. To be eligible for the extra money, Big Block Modified drivers simply need to contact the promotions department at mike@bpspeedway.com or 302-875-4196 to pre-enter the race for free by Sunday, July 17.

Also, the Bridgeport Modifieds will be on the docket with qualifying events and a 25-lap feature. The winner of the Bridgeport Modified feature event will take home $1,200 if the number of entries in the Bridgeport Modified class exceeds thirty. If the car count in the Bridgeport Modified class is thirty or under, the victor will receive $1,000. The $2500 to win Bridgeport Modified feature postponed on June 16 will be held on Thursday, August 18 as part of the mid-week special show to include the Super Late Models.

For this special event, any track stamped American Racer tires that conform to the current Bridgeport Speedway permitted compounds are eligible to be used. Unaltered GM 602 engines, 604 engines with a Bridgeport Speedway supplied restrictor plate and 347JR Ford motors with a Bridgeport Speedway supplied restrictor plate will be allowed to compete in the Bridgeport Modified race. A racer can compete in both divisions by registering a second car for $150. Additional rules for this race will be available at the track’s official website located at www.bpspeedway.com.

On Tuesday, July 19, the pit gates open at 4:30 PM and fans can begin to enter the grandstand area at 5:30 PM. Qualifying events are slated to begin at 7:30 PM. General admission tickets are $20 for adults. Kids 12 and under are admitted for free. Pit admission for this event will be $35. A rain date of Wednesday, July 20 has been scheduled for this race.

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

Event Facts:

Where: Bridgeport Speedway 83 Floodgate Road Bridgeport, NJ 08014
Office phone: 302-875-4196
Day of race phone: 856-467-4408
What: The Jam in Jersey – Big Block Modifieds and Bridgeport Modifieds
Date: Tuesday, July 19
Rain Date: Wednesday, July 20
Pits open: 4:30 PM
Grandstands open: 5:30 PM

Race time: 7:30 PM
Admission: Adults $20 with children 12 and under admitted for FREE.
Pit Fee: $35 no license required
Additional Information: Contact - Mike Wisniewski - mike@bpspeedway.com

BRIDGEPORT SPEEDWAY NEWS
For Immediate Release - Thank You

Bridgeport Speedway
83 Floodgate Road
Bridgeport NJ 08014
DE Office: 302- 875-4196
NJ Office: 856-467-4408
24 hr. Info: 856-467-4407
Fax: 856-467-5843
E-mail: jess@bpspeedway.com
Website: www.bpspeedway.com
Twitter: twitter.com/bridgeportspeed

COMING EVENTS:

Fri 7/15 - Fast and Furious Fridays - Open tire rule for 270cc and 600cc Micro-Sprints
1/4 Mile - 600cc Micro-Sprints (20L), 270cc Micro-Sprints (20L) & 4-Cylinder Stock Cars (20L)
6:30 PM Warm-Ups, 7:00 PM Qualifying

Sat 7/16 - Bike Night and Monroe Township Night - Motorcyclist and one passenger will be admitted to the grandstand for $15.00 total. Monroe Township residents (including Victory Lakes, Williamstown, Cross Keys, New Brooklyn, Broad Lane and Cecil) receive $5.00 off grandstand admission with proper verification. Bridgeport Modifieds (25L), TSRS Sprints (20L) & Proformance Cuts Outlaw Stock Cars (15L) 6:30 PM Warm-Ups, 7:00 PM Qualifying

Tue 7/19 - The Jam in Jersey - Two Big Block Modified features including postponed Wingate Classic main event Big Block Modifieds (Two 25L – a complete show and the postponed
Wingate Classic feature) & Bridgeport Modifieds (25L) 7:00 PM Warm-Ups, 7:30 PM Qualifying

GRASSO, WATT, CONAWAY AND LYONS NET WINS AT BRIDGEPORT SPEEDWAY

BRIDGEPORT, NJ (July 10, 2011) – On Camera and Autograph Night at Bridgeport Speedway, JJ Grasso took the checkered flag in the Rislone URC Sprint Car main event. Ryan Watt was the victor in the Bridgeport Modified feature race. The Proformance Cuts Outlaw Stock Car race was won by Pat Conaway while Mike Lyons grabbed top honors in the 358 Sportsman contest.

At the start of the 25-lap Rislone URC Sprint Car main event, Rory Janney took the lead with Jonathan Swanson and JJ Grasso in his tracks. Grasso took over the runner-up spot on the second circuit and became the leader of the race on lap 3. One tour later, the caution flag came out as Swanson and Dave Ely tangled in the first corner. Following the ensuing restart, Randy West and Robbie Stillwagon, the third and fourth place runners, made contact in turn four and the red lights illuminated as West flipped. After an Ed Aiken spin, action did finally resume with Grasso continuing to set the pace over Curt Michael, Janney and Josh Weller. By the halfway mark, Grasso had a very comfortable advantage over Michael, Weller, Janney and Mark Bitner. On lap 15, smoke appeared from Michael’s ride and he pulled off into the infield. As Grasso was continuing to set a torrid pace, Ely was still roaring back from his earlier spin and he motored into third on lap 18. With the top three of Grasso, Weller and Ely in the midst of lap traffic with less than five laps to go, Ely was closing in on Weller. Ely took over second on lap 23 with Weller fighting back to gain the spot on the next revolution. As the checkered flag waved, Grasso crossed the finish line first for his third Rislone URC Sprint
Car win of the year. Ely wrestled second place away from Weller on the last lap. Janney and Bitner completed the top five. The Rislone URC Sprint Car qualifying events were won by Ed Aiken, Chris Coyle and Dave Ely.

After the original start of the 25-lap Bridgeport Modified feature was scuttled by a caution flag, Jack Hartnett became the leader when action did get underway with Tom Miller, Dave Witte, Dan Cogdill, Sr. and Ron Roberts in the chase. Quickly, Hartnett began to pull away from the pack with positional battles happening throughout the rest of the field. On lap 5, the red flag was displayed as Witte, Cogdill, Sr. and Chad James were involved in a hard-hitting accident in turn four. When racing resumed, Hartnett was still on top and was followed by
Roberts, Jordan Watson, Miller and Ryan Watt. With eight laps recorded, the yellow lights lit up the speedway for Keith Weber and Steve Durand. After Kenny Golden waved the green flag again, Watt zipped his way by three cars and into second place behind Hartnett. Only two laps were completed before another caution period occurred for a spin by Weber in turn one. On the ensuing restart, Watt scurried around Hartnett to take over the top spot. A five car accident on lap 11 brought out the final yellow flag of the event. When the green lights illuminated, Watt remained in front with Hartnett and Roberts as his closest pursuers. As the laps clicked off, Watt was in firm control of the race and he went unchallenged the remaining distance to chalk up his third win of the season. Hartnett finished second after missing a few weeks of racing. Roberts celebrated his birthday with a third place finish. The top five was rounded out by Watson and Travis Hill. Watt, Jesse Hill and Dan Cogdill, Sr. were winners in the Bridgeport Modified heat races.

Pat Conaway notched his fifth Proformance Cuts Outlaw Stock Car win of the season. Conaway led all fifteen laps after starting the race from fifth place. Nick Gargiulo came back from an early race incident to finish in second. Ken Watson, Jr. was third with Andy Whittaker taking fourth. Newcomer Richie Burns, Jr. ran a strong race to finish fifth.

After taking over the lead over on the fourth tour of the speedway from Rick Wegner, Mike Lyons rolled to his third consecutive victory in the 15-lap 358 Sportsman feature. Craig Whitmoyer came home in second while Dave Dissinger wound up in third. Fourth place was taken by Wegner and veteran Roy Wiest crossed the finish line in fifth.

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

NOTES: On Camera and Autograph Night, the sponsors of the Saturday night race teams were rewarded with free admission to the speedway. Along with Burns, Jr., Joe Robinson, Cheri LaClaire, Brian Ludwig, and Carl Holcombe made their first starts of the year in the Proformance Cuts Outlaw Stock Car class.

BRIDGEPORT SPEEDWAY RESULTS – SATURDAY, JULY 9, 2011

Rislone URC Sprint Cars

Heat 1 - 1. Ed Aiken 2. Rory Janney 3. JJ Grasso 4. Curt Michael 5. Josh Weller 6. Troy Betts
Heat 2 - 1. Chris Coyle 2. Jonathan Swanson 3. Mark Bitner 4. Andy Best 5. Jeff Fithian 6. Jimmy Stizel
Heat 3 - 1. Dave Ely 2. Robbie Stillwagon 3. Randy West 4. Kramer Williamson 5. Jason Clauss 6. Ryan Maisenhalter

RISLONE URC SPRINT CARS FEATURE - 25 LAPS

1. JJ GRASSO 2. Dave Ely 3. Josh Weller 4. Rory Janney 5. Mark Bitner 6. Andy Best 7. Jason Clauss 8. Troy Betts 9. Art Leidl 10. Ryan Maisenhalter 11. Tim Hogue 12. Jimmy Stitzel 13. Dave Martin 14. Jeff Fithian 15. Curt Michael 16. Chris Coyle 17. Ed Aiken 18. Robbie Stillwagon 19. Randy West 20. Jonathan Swanson 21. Kevin Nagy DNS: Chris Weiss, Kramer Williamson

Bridgeport Modifieds

Heat 1 - 1. Ryan Watt 2. Tom Miller 3. Jack Hartnett 4. Dave Damiano 5. Ryan Wozunk 6. Matt Budd
Heat 2 - 1. Jesse Hill 2. Chad James 3. Travis Hill 4. Ron Roberts 5. Neal Williams 6. Dan Cogdill, Jr.
Heat 3 - 1. Dan Cogdill, Sr. 2. Jordan Watson 3. Brett Ballard 4. Dave Witte 5. Brett Kressley 6. Corey Andersen
Consolation - 1. Ryan Anderson 2. Steve Durand 3. Keith Weber 4. Jimmy Anderson 5. Sean Gunther 6. Dan Opdyke

BRIDGEPORT MODIFIED FEATURE - 25 LAPS

1. RYAN WATT 2. Jack Hartnett 3. Ron Roberts 4. Jordan Watson 5. Travis Hill 6. Neal Williams 7. Sean Gunther 8. Corey Andersen 9. Ryan Anderson 10. Jesse Hill 11. Tom Miller 12. Brett Ballard 13. Keith Weber 14. Dave Damiano 15. Dan Cogdill, Jr. 16. Ryan Wozunk 17. Brett Kressley 18. Jimmy Anderson 19. Matt Budd 20. Steve Durand 21. Dave
Witte 22. Chad James 23. Dan Cogdill, Sr. 24. Dan Opdyke DNQ: Joe Langshaw, Wayne Groover

PROFORMANCE CUTS OUTLAW STOCKS FEATURE - 15 LAPS

1. PAT CONAWAY 2. Nick Gargiulo 3. Ken Watson, Jr. 4. Andy Whittaker 5. Richie Burns, Jr. 6. Joe Robinson 7. Anthony DiBenedetto 8. Josh Denny 9. Cheri LaClaire 10. Jeff Dirkes 11. Joe Meron 12. Brian Ludwig 13. Terry Griffin 14. Carl Holcombe

358 SPORTSMAN FEATURE - 15 LAPS

1. MIKE LYONS 2. Craig Whitmoyer 3. Dave Dissinger 4. Rick Wegner 5. Roy Wiest 6. John Scarpati 7. Bill Lester 8. Pete Serra 9. Kevin Brady

BRIDGEPORT SPEEDWAY NEWS
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - THANKS

Bridgeport Speedway
83 Floodgate Road
Bridgeport NJ 08014
DE Office: 302-875-4197
NJ Office: 856-467-4408
24 hr. Info: 856-467-4407
Fax: 856-467-5843
E-mail: jess@bpspeedway.com
Website: www.bpspeedway.com
Twitter: twitter.com/bridgeportspeed

HENDRICKSON IS THE FIRST ENTRANT FOR THE $6500 PRIZE AT THE JAM AT JERSEY AT BRIDGEPORT SPEEDWAY

BRIDGEPORT, NJ (July 1, 2011) – Within minutes after the Jam in Jersey at Bridgeport Speedway was officially announced, the promotional team heading up the event received its first official entrant for the July, 19 race. Wade Hendrickson, a three-time Big Block Modified champion at Bridgeport Speedway, announced that he will be attending and racing for the potential $6500 payout. Other early entrants include Mike Franz, Gary Hager, Matt Harrell, Duane Howard, Neil Huber, Rick Laubach , Billy Pauch, Jr. and Richie Pratt, Jr.

At the Jam in Jersey race on Tuesday, July 19, two 25-lap Big Block features will be held including the $3000 to win George Wingate Classic race which was rained out on June 16. The field for the George Wingate Big Block Modified race will be enhanced as the top four non-qualified finishers in the first 25-lap Big Block Modified feature will be added to the George Wingate Classic contest. If a driver can win both Big Block Modified events on this night and is pre-entered, he will walk away from Bridgeport Speedway with $6500 which includes a $1000 double feature winner bonus. To be eligible for the extra money, Big Block Modified drivers simply need to contact the promotions department at mike@bpspeedway.com or 302-875-4196 to pre-enter the race for free by Sunday, July 17.

In addition, the Bridgeport Modifieds will compete in the Jam in Jersey show with a 25-lap main event on tap after qualifying events. The winner of this feature event will take home $1,200 if the number of entries in the Bridgeport Modified class exceeds thirty. If the car count in the Bridgeport Modified class is thirty or under, the top finisher will receive $1,000. The $2500 to win George Wingate Classic Bridgeport Modified feature will be contested on Thursday, August 18.

For this special event, any track stamped American Racer tires that conform to the current Bridgeport Speedway permitted compounds are eligible to be used. Unaltered GM 602 engines, 604 engines with a Bridgeport Speedway supplied restrictor plate and 347JR Ford motors with a Bridgeport Speedway supplied restrictor plate will be allowed to compete in the Bridgeport Modified race. A racer can compete in both divisions by registering a second car for $150. Additional rules for this race will be available at the track’s official website located at www.bpspeedway.com.

On Tuesday, July 19, the gates to the pit area will swing open at 4:30 PM with the grandstand gates unlocking at 5:30 PM. Heat racing will commence at 7:30 PM. General admission tickets are $20 for adults. Kids 12 and under are admitted for free. Pit admission for this event will be $35. A rain date of Wednesday, July 20 has been scheduled for this race.

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

Event Facts:
Where: Bridgeport Speedway 83 Floodgate Road Bridgeport, NJ 08014
Office phone: 302-875-4196
Day of race phone: 856-467-4408
What: The Jam in Jersey – Big Block Modifieds and Bridgeport Modifieds
Date: Tuesday, July 19
Rain Date: Wednesday, July 20
Pits open: 4:30 PM
Grandstands open: 5:30 PM
Race time: 7:30 PM
Admission: Adults $20 with children 12 and under will be FREE.
Pit Fee: $35 no license required
Additional Information: Contact -Mike Wisniewski - mike@bpspeedway.com

BRIDGEPORT SPEEDWAY NEWS
For Immediate Release - Thank You

Bridgeport Speedway
83 Floodgate Road
Bridgeport NJ 08014
DE Office: 302- 875-4196
NJ Office: 856-467-4408
24 hr. Info: 856-467-4407
Fax: 856-467-5843
E-mail: jess@bpspeedway.com
Website: www.bpspeedway.com
Twitter: twitter.com/bridgeportspeed

COMING EVENTS:

Fri 7/1 - No Racing at Bridgeport Speedway - First State Firecracker at Georgetown Speedway
Sat 7/2 - No Racing at Bridgeport Speedway

Sat 7/9 - Saturday Night Stars! – Camera and Autograph Night with URC Sprint Cars and 358 Sportsman.
Fans are invited to a meet and greet session from 4:30 PM till 5:30 PM. Mantua Township (including Barnsboro and Sewell) residents save
$5.00 grandstand admission with proper identification. Also, Bridgeport’s Battle of the Bands will begin and Proformance Cuts will
be on hand with $10 haircuts available beginning at 4:30 PM

URC Sprints (25L), Bridgeport Modifieds (25L), 358 Sportsman (20L) & Proformance Cuts Outlaw Stocks (15L)
6:30 PM Warm-Ups, 7:00 PM Qualifying

GUNTHER GETS HIS SECOND WIN OF THE YEAR AT BRIDGEPORT SPEEDWAY

BRIDGEPORT, NJ (June 26, 2011) - On 70’s Night, Sean Gunther won the Bridgeport Modified feature for the second time this year. The TSRS Sprint Car main event was taken by John Wyers. Terry Griffin was the victor in the Proformance Cuts Outlaw Stock Car race.

Tom Miller took advantage of his pole starting spot and grabbed the lead at the start of 25-lap feature for the Bridgeport Modifieds. As many positional battles were occurring throughout the field behind the leader, Corey Andersen began to close in on Miller with five laps in the books and Sean Gunther had sliced his way into third on lap 6. On lap 7, Miller pulled into the infield with an unknown mechanical issue and Andersen became the new top man. Slowly but surely, Andersen began to pull away from the field while Ryan Watt was moving into contention as he scurried into third place with nine circuits completed. A tussle for the runner-up position between Gunther and Watt was just heating up when a spin on lap 10 by Brett Ballard caused the yellow lights to illuminate. On the restart with the leader Andersen choosing the outside pole, Gunther was able to get a good jump as the green flag flew and took over the lead as Watt followed to gain second place. With only ten laps remaining, the top two were in tight quarters and began to break away from the pack. Another spin by Ballard initiated
the second caution period of the event on lap 16. When the green flag waved again, Watt seemed to have gained the lead but a tangle between Ballard and Weber occurred before the lap was scored. On the ensuing restart, Gunther was able to repel Watt’s challenge to remain on top. After back to back cautions on lap 17, the top three of Gunther, Watt and Andersen was still intact with Chad James advancing into fourth. With Watt still eyeing Gunther, the final yellow flag of the contest flew on lap 20 as a result of a tangle between Neal Williams and Keith Dolan. On the final resumption of racing, Gunther kept his edge over Watt and Andersen. As the final laps clicked off, Gunther was able to cross the finish line ahead of Watt by less than a second. James was able to scoot by Andersen with only two tours remaining to pick up a third place finish. With Anderson in fourth, Frank Dorry, Jr. took home a fifth place finish. Ballard, Miller and Dorry, Jr. were the heat race winners with Matt Budd scoring the victory in the consolation race.

John Wyers used a sweeping last lap pass to win the 20-lap TSRS Sprint Car main event. Ryan Maisenhalter, who had led from the start, began to approach lap traffic with only four circuits remaining and Wyers was able to close in on the leader. As the white flag waved, Wyers had Maisenhalter in his crosshairs and took over the lead as the top two exited turn four. Chuck Palmucci finished in third and was followed by Bob DeVault and Mike Esposito. The TSRS Sprint Car qualifying events were won by Palmucci, Wyers and Chris Allen.

In the 15-lap Proformance Cuts Outlaw Stock car race, Terry Griffin earned his first career checkered flag. Bob Dooley set the pace for the first three laps before Griffin took over and led the remaining distance. With Dooley taking second, newcomer Ralph Gargiulo wound up in third. Andy Whittaker and Russell Wurst completed the top five.

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

NOTES: After a week off, the second half of the Bridgeport Speedway season kicks off on Saturday, July 9 with Camera and Autograph Night. Pit gates will open at 3:30 PM and grandstand gates at 4:30 PM. A meet and greet session for fans will be held from 4:30 PM until 5:30 PM in the quarter mile pit area adjacent to the main grandstand turnstiles. The racing card will include URC Sprint Cars, 358 Sportsman, Bridgeport Modifieds and Proformance Cuts Outlaw Stock Cars. Residents of Mantua Township including Barnsboro and Sewell will save $5.00 off grandstand admission. Plus, this will be the first week of Bridgeport’s Battle of the Bands and Proformance Cuts will be on hand with $10 haircuts starting at 4:30 PM. Racing starts at 7:00 PM.

BRIDGEPORT SPEEDWAY RESULTS – SATURDAY, JUNE 25, 2011

Bridgeport Modifieds

Heat 1 - 1. Brett Ballard 2. Brett Kressley 3. Chad James 4. Jordan Watson 5. Dave Witte 6. Dan Cogdill, Jr.
Heat 2 - 1. Tom Miller 2. Corey Andersen 3. Neal Williams 4. Dan Cogdill, Sr. 5. Mike Cogdill 6. Keith Weber
Heat 3 - 1. Frank Dorry, Jr. 2. Ryan Watt 3. Travis Hill 4. Sean Gunther 5. Ryan Anderson 6. Ron Roberts
Consolation - 1. Matt Budd 2. Ryan Wozunk 3. Dave Damiano 4. Don Cogdill, III 5. Steve Durand 6. Keith Dolan

BRIDGEPORT MODIFIED FEATURE - 25 LAPS

1. SEAN GUNTHER 2. Ryan Watt 3. Chad James 4. Corey Andersen 5.Frank Dorry, Jr. 6. Jordan Watson 7. Ron Roberts 8. Travis Hill 9. Matt Budd 10. Dave Witte 11. Ryan Wozunk 12. Ryan Anderson 13. Don Cogdill, III 14. Dan Cogdill, Jr. 15. Neal Williams 16. Dave Damiano 17. Keith Weber 18. Keith Dolan 19. Dan Cogdill, Sr. 20. Mike Cogdill 21. Steve Durand 22. Brett Kressley 23. Brett Ballard 24. Tom Miller

DNQ: Jeff Duprez, Bradley Roberts, Joe Langshaw, Dan Opdyke

TSRS Sprint Cars

Heat 1 - 1. Chuck Palmucci 2. Stef Palmai 3. Mike Esposito 4. Phil Meisner 5. Jeff Schall 6. Joe Lord
Heat 2 - 1. John Wyers 2. Jimmy Carpenter 3. Danny Massey 4. Jeff Geiges 5. Bob DeVault 6. Bill Case, Jr.
Heat 3 - 1. Chris Allen 2. Craig Rochelle 3. Ryan Maisenhalter 4. Bruce Kindberg 5. Brian Carber 6. Jeff Davis

TSRS SPRINT CARS FEATURE - 20 LAPS

1. JOHN WYERS 2. Ryan Maisenhalter 3. Chuck Palmucci 4. Bob DeVault 5. Mike Esposito 6. Jeff Geiges 7. Stef Palmai 8. Chris Allen 9. Phil Meisner 10. Bruce Kindberg 11. Jeff Schall 12. Joe Lord 13. Craig Rochelle 14. Mike Piersig 15. Frank Lieto 16. Jimmy Carpenter 17. Pat U’Sellis 18. Stephanie Stevens 19. Brian Carber 20. Jeff Davis 21. Bill Case, Jr. 22. Danny Massey 23. Mark Sasso 24. Ed Newhauser

PROFORMANCE CUTS OUTLAW STOCKS FEATURE - 15 LAPS

1. TERRY GRIFFIN 2. Bob Dooley 3. Ralph Gargiulo 4. Andy Whittaker 5. Russell Wurst 6. Anthony DiBenedetto 7. Mike Paprella 8. Josh Denny 9. Nick Gargiulo 10. Pat Conaway

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DE Office: 302-875-4196
NJ Office: 856-467-4408
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COMING EVENTS:

Thur 6/16 - Wingate Classic - Modified Madness Big Block Modifieds (25L - $3000 to win) & Bridgeport Modifieds (25L - $2500 to win)
7:00 PM Warm-Ups, 7:30PM Qualifying

Fri 6/17 - Fast and Furious Fridays -Twin 15-lap features for the 600 Micro-Sprints
1/4 Mile - 600cc Micro-Sprints (Twin-15L), 270cc Micro-Sprints (20L), 4-Cylinder Stock Cars (20L)
6:30 PM Warm-Ups, 7:00 PM Qualifying

WATSON WHEELS INTO VICTORY LANE AT BRIDGEPORT SPEEDWAY

BRIDGEPORT, NJ (June 12, 2011) – On Law Enforcement Night, Jordan Watson wheeled into victory lane after winning the Bridgeport Modified feature. The ARDC Midget main event was won by Ryan Smith. Ryan Wozunk closed out the Rookie series with a victory. Pat Conaway notched another feature win in the Proformance Cuts Outlaw Stock car division.

At the start of the 25-lap feature for the Bridgeport Modifieds, Mike Cogdill scurried to the lead with Larry Lippincott, Corey Andersen and Chad James in the hunt. On the second revolution of the big 5/8th mile speedway, Lippincott passed Cogdill to gain the top spot. With Lippincott looking to distance himself from his rivals, Jordan Watson was slicing his way towards the front as he took over third on lap 4 and set his eyes on Cogdill for second. On lap 8, Watson had just taken over the runner-up position when the yellow flag waved for a multi-car scramble in turn four. When action got back underway, Lippincott held off Watson to maintain the lead with James climbing up to third. After back to back cautions on laps 10 and 11, Lippincott remained on top as green flag racing returned with Watson and James dueling for second over numerous laps. On lap 14, another caution period occurred as several cars tangled. Also, track officials warned Lippincott about jumping the restart through in-car communications. Before the green lights flickered on, Lippincott hit the gas pedal and the yellow lights illuminated quickly for the final time. As a penalty for the false start, Lippincott was moved back to third place by management and Watson inherited the lead. When racing resumed, Watson kept the lead and ran away from his foes in the final eleven tours to claim his first win of the year. James finished in second with Lippincott holding onto third. Ron Roberts went home with a fourth place result. Travis Hill came back from an opening lap incident to finish in fifth. The winners of the Bridgeport Modified heat races were Ryan Watt, Brett Ballard and James. Don Cogdill, III was victorious in the consolation event.

Ryan Smith grabbed his second ARDC Midget win of the year. In the 20-lap contest on the quarter mile speedway, rookie Keith McIntyre, Jr. led the opening twelve circuits of the race. After gaining second from Greg Fitzpatrick on lap 8, Smith began to apply heavy pressure on McIntyre, Jr. After several failed moves to gain the lead, Smith used the outer groove to sweep into the top spot on lap 13. Alex Bright came on strong at the end to finish in second place. PJ Gargiulo, the former Bridgeport Speedway Micro-Sprint racer, wound up in third
place. Drew Heistand and McIntyre, Jr. finished fourth and fifth respectively. The ARDC Midget heat races went to Fitzpatrick, Andrew Hannula and Drew Heistand.

In the double point finale for the Bridgeport Modified Rookies, Ryan Wozunk led from start to finish as he won his second race of the year. With a second place finish, Dan Cogdill, Jr. claimed the Rookie title for the year. Bradley Roberts finished in third place and was followed by Keith Dolan and Don Cogdill, III.

Pat Conway secured his fourth win of the year by taking the checkered flag in the 15-lap Proformance Cuts Outlaw Stock Car feature. Conaway took over the lead after Terry Griffin had set the pace for the opening five circuits. Griffin ran well to take the runner-up spot. Nick Gargiulo fought back from a spin on lap 6 to go home with a third place finish. Josh Denny and Andy Whittaker completed the top five.

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

Bridgeport Speedway Results – Saturday, June 11, 2011

Bridgeport Modifieds

Heat 1 - 1. Ryan Watt 2. Travis Hill 3. Ryan Anderson 4. Dave Witte 5. Matt Budd 6. Ryan Wozunk
Heat 2 - 1. Brett Ballard 2. Brett Kressley 3. Corey Andersen 4. Ron Roberts 5. Jordan Watson 6. Dave Damiano
Heat 3 - 1. Chad James 2. Sean Gunther 3. Mike Cogdill 4. Larry Lippincott 5.Neal Williams 6. Steve Durand
Consolation - 1. Don Cogdill, III 2. Frank Dorry, Jr. 3. Troy Gibson 4. Adam Miller 5. Keith Weber 6. Bradley Roberts

BRIDGEPORT MODIFIED FEATURE - 25 LAPS

1. JORDAN WATSON 2. Chad James 3. Larry Lippincott 4. Ron Roberts 5. Travis Hill 6. Corey Andersen 7. Brett Kressley 8. Ryan Watt 9. Neal Williams 10. Mike Cogdill 11. Dave Witte 12. Matt Budd 13. Brett Ballard 14. Dave Damiano 15. Ryan Wozunk 16. Don Cogdill, III 17. Steve Durand 18. Keith Weber 19. Bradley Roberts 20. Adam Miller 21. Sean Gunther 22. Troy Gibson 23. Frank Dorry, Jr. 24. Ryan Anderson

DNQ: Dan Opdyke, Dan Cogdill, Jr., Keith Dolan

ARDC Midgets

Heat 1 - 1. Greg Fitzpatrick 2. Ryan Watt 3. Steve Drevicki 4. Mark Gilmore 5. Shawn Jackson 6. Steven Bull
Heat 2 - 1. Andrew Hannula 2. Shane Penny 3. Nick Wean 4. Keith McIntyre, Jr. 5. Alex Bright 6. Steve Craig
Heat 3 - 1. Drew Heistand 2. Ryan Smith 3. PJ Gargiulo 4. Brett Arndt 5. Dusty Heistand 6. Brendon Bright

ARDC MIDGETS FEATURE - 25 LAPS

1. RYAN SMITH 2. Alex Bright 3. PJ Gargiulo 4. Drew Heistand 5. Keith McIntyre, Jr. 6. Parker Evans 7. Bruce Buckwalter 8. Nick Wean 9. Steve Craig 10. Steve Drevicki 11. Shawn Jackson 12. Steven Bull 13. Andrew Hannula 14. Ryan Watt 15. Dusty Heistand 16. Brendon Bright 17. Shane Penny 18. Greg Fitzpatrick 19. Brett Arndt 20. Dave Shirk 21. Mark Gilmore

ROOKIE BRIDGEPORT MODIFIED FEATURE - 8 LAPS

1. RYAN WOZUNK 2. Dan Cogdill, Jr. 3. Bradley Roberts 4. Keith Dolan 5. Don Cogdill, III

2011 ROOKIE BRIDGEPORT MODIFIED CHAMPION – DAN COGDILL, JR.

PROFORMANCE CUTS OUTLAW STOCKS FEATURE - 15 LAPS

1. PAT CONAWAY 2. Terry Griffin 3. Nick Gargiulo 4. Josh Denny 5. Andy Whittaker 6. Anthony DiBenedetto 7. Steve Schemelia 8. Mike Paprella 9. Joe Meron

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DE Office: 302- 875-4196
NJ Office: 856-467-4408
24 hr. Info: 856-467-4407
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COMING EVENTS:

Fri 6/17 - Fast and Furious Fridays – Twin 15-lap features for 600cc Micro-Sprints
1/4 Mile - 600cc Micro-Sprints (Twin-15L), 270cc Micro-Sprints (20L), 4-Cylinder Stock Cars (20L)
6:30 PM Warm-Ups, 7:00 PM Qualifying

ANDREW LOCUSON LOCKS UP FIRST 600CC MICRO-SPRINT WIN AT BRIDGEPORT SPEEDWAY

BRIDGEPORT, NJ (June 11, 2011) - On the quarter mile speedway, Andrew Locuson won his first career 600cc Micro-Sprint feature. Richie Keller was victorious in the 250cc and 270cc Micro-Sprint races. The 4-Cylinder Stock Car contest was captured by Warren Stradley.

In the 20-lap main event for the 600cc Micro-Sprints, Eric Brobst grabbed the lead at the start and was followed by Jermain Godshall, Joe Kay, Andrew Locuson and Stephen Kemery. By lap 2, Locuson motored into third with Kemery shifting up to fourth. One lap later, Jim Tippin brought out the first caution as his ride came to a stop in the middle of turns three and four. When action got back underway, Brobst kept his edge with Locuson gaining the runner-up spot and Kemery elevating himself into third. As the race approached the halfway point, Locuson was inching closer to Brobst. On lap 11, the top two were just entering lap traffic. One circuit later, Charles Colbourn spun just in front of the leaders and Brobst was involved in the
incident. With Locuson as the new man in front, he held off Kemery and Bryant Davis as the race resumed. Bob DeVault, who had steadily migrated towards the front from his tenth place starting spot, scooted into third on lap 14. The yellow lights came on again during the seventeenth tour as Ryan Stillwagon and Joe Kay tangled on the backstretch. After one failed attempt to resume racing, Locuson kept his lead on the clean restart with DeVault bolting his way by Kemery for second. Just after Locuson received the two to go sign from starter Gary Buzby, the final yellow flag of the event appeared for a turn four spin by Chris Panczner. After the final restart, Locuson maintained his control of the race for the final two laps to win his
first career 600cc Micro-Sprint race. DeVault finished in second with Kemery in third. Davis and Lee Nardelli completed the top five. Qualifying events in the 600cc Micro-Sprint division were won by Andrew Locuson, Bill Thomas and Joe Kay. The consolation race was taken by Jim Tippin.

Richie Keller visited victory lane twice as he won the 250cc and 270cc Micro-Sprint races. In the 15- lap 250cc Micro-Sprint contest, the heat race winning Keller led from start to finish. Colin Milry and John Reuter followed Keller across the finish line. In the non-stop 20-lap 270cc Micro-Sprint feature, Ernie Miles grabbed the lead at the start with Keller in second. During the second half of the race, the advantage that Miles had on Keller began to diminish. With only three laps to go, Keller was glued to the bumper of Miles. As the top two
entered the final turn on the last lap, a slip by the leader allowed Keller to scoot beneath him and gain the narrow win. Nandai Palmai, John Blanda and Erika Palmai rounded out the top five. Keller and Miles were victorious in the 270cc Micro-Sprint heat races.

Warren Stradley won the 4-Cylinder Stock Car race for the sixth time this year. In the thrilling 20-lap affair, Scott Dunn set the pace for the opening four laps with Stradley and Bob Hartman in close pursuit. On lap 5, Stradley used a daring outside move to the gain the lead and he was unchallenged the rest of the way. Scott Dunn and Hartman waged a terrific battle for second throughout the final half of the race. Hartman gained the spot on lap 15 only to lose it to Dunn on the next circuit. Eventually, Hartman finished second after retaking the
position with two laps to go. Scott Dunn, Justin Dunn and Kate Raively filled out the top five. Stradley was the heat race victor.

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

NOTES: The remaining wingless events for the 600cc Micro-Sprint division have been cancelled. Regular winged races will replace them. Management wishes to thank the 250cc Micro-Sprint teams for participating at the speedway on Friday, June 10.

BRIDGEPORT SPEEDWAY RESULTS – FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 2011

600cc Micro-Sprints

Heat 1 - 1. Andrew Locuson 2. Eric Brobst 3. Rick Stief 4. Lee Nardelli 5. Chris Panczner 6. Rob Vivona
Heat 2 - 1. Bill Thomas 2. Bryant Davis 3. Chris Locuson 4. Jermain Godshall 5. Richie Keller 6. Ryan Stillwagon
Heat 3 - 1. Joe Kay 2. Stephen Kemery 3. Bob DeVault 4. Carl Locuson 5. Sam Lamothe 6. Tyler DeVault
Consolation - 1. Jim Tippin 2. Dave Graziano 3. Shane Lewis 4. Charles Colburn 5. Steven Bracall 6. Ken Lester

600cc MICRO-SPRINT FEATURE - 20 LAPS

1. ANDREW LOCUSON 2. Bob DeVault 3. Stephen Kemery 4. Bryant Davis 5. Lee Nardelli 6. Bill Thomas 7. Rick Stief 8. Shane Lewis 9. Jermain Godshall 10. Chris Locuson 11. Rob Vivona 12. Dave Graziano 13. Jim Tippin 14. Charles Colburn 15. Chris Panczner 16. Ken Lester 17. Sam Lamothe 18. Joe Kay 19. Tyler DeVault 20. Ryan Stillwagon 21. Eric Brobst 22. Richie Keller 23. Carl Locuson 24. Steven Bracall

DNQ: Jon Williams, Ron Crossley, Mark Landwher

250cc Micro-Sprints

Heat 1 - 1. Richie Keller 2. Collin Milry 3. John Reuter

250cc MICRO-SPRINT FEATURE - 15 LAPS

1. Richie Keller 2. Collin Milry 3. John Reuter

270cc Micro-Sprints

Heat 1 - 1. Richie Keller 2. Megan Kay 3. John Blanda 4. Dana Lamothe 5. Joe Dopke 6. Jonathan John
Heat 2 - 1. Ernie Miles 2. Justin Stillwagon 3. Erika Palmai 4. Nandi Palmai 5. Robert Dungan, Jr.

270cc MICRO-SPRINT FEATURE - 20 LAPS

1. RICHIE KELLER 2. Ernie Miles 3. Nandi Palmai 4. John Blanda 5. Erika Palmai 6. Justin Stillwagon 7. Robert Dungan, Jr. 8. Joe Dopke 9. Dana Lamothe 10. Megan Kay 11. Jonathan John

DNS: Nick McKinney

4 - Cylinder Stock Cars

Heat 1 - 1. Warren Stradley 2. Scott Dunn 3. Bob Hartman 4. Justin Dunn 5. Kate Raively 6. Art Knapp

4 - CYLINDER STOCK CAR FEATURE - 20 LAPS

1. WARREN STRADLEY 2. Bob Hartman 3. Scott Dunn 4. Justin Dunn 5. Kate Raively 6. Art Knapp

BRIDGEPORT SPEEDWAY NEWS
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Bridgeport Speedway
83 Floodgate Road
Bridgeport NJ 08014
DE Office: 302- 875-4196
NJ Office: 856-467-4408
24 hr. Info: 856-467-4407
Fax: 856-467-5843
E-mail: jess@bpspeedway.com
Website: www.bpspeedway.com
Twitter: twitter.com/bridgeportspeed

COMING EVENTS:

Fri 6/3 - Fast and Furious Fridays – Unemployment Night – Free grandstand admission for unemployed workers with proper identification and verification
1/4 Mile - 600cc Micro-Sprints (20L), 270cc Micro-Sprints (20L) + 4-Cylinder Stock Cars (20L)
6:30 PM Warm-Ups, 7:00 PM Qualifying

Sat 6/4 - Saturday Night Stars! – Bike Night with Big Wheel Races Bridgeport Modifieds (25L), 358 Sportsman (20L), Proformance Cuts Outlaw Stocks (15L), + Rookie Bridgeport Modifieds
6:30 PM Warm-Ups, 7:00 PM Qualifying

GUNTHER IS TOP GUN AT BRIDGEPORT SPEEDWAY

BRIDGEPORT, NJ (May 29, 2011) – On Armed Forces Night at Bridgeport Speedway, Sean Gunther topped the field to win the Bridgeport Modified feature. In the TSRS Sprint Car main event, Brittany Tresch was the winner. Jeremy Doerr was the victor in the Proformance Cuts Outlaw Stock Car race while Dan Cogdill, Jr. snared the checkered flag in the Rookie feature.

After two failed attempts, the 25-lap Bridgeport Modified feature got underway with Tom Miller in front and being chased by Brett Kressley, Sean Gunther and Ryan Watt. With the field in very tight formation and positions changing rapidly, Gunther took over the lead on the second circuit with Miller dropping back to second and Jordan Watson scooting into third. Brett Ballard got by Watson for third on the third circuit of the spacious 5/8th mile oval. With Gunther pulling away, a terrific five car battle between Miller, Ballard, Watt, Kressley and Watson for second ensued for several laps. On lap 6, Ballard gained the runner-up spot with Watt inching into third. As Gunther’s margin over the rest of the field was approaching a full straightaway, Watson’s ride stopped in turn one with nine laps recorded. On the restart, Gunther began to rebuild his lead with Ballard and Watt dueling for second place. The Ballard and Watt battle continued until the yellow came out on lap 15 for the slowing car of Ryan Woznuk. Action resumed for only one lap as Chad James made hard contact with the outside wall. After a failed restart, Gunther began to pull away again with Ballard and Watt resuming their positional tussle. On lap 18, Watt managed to get by Ballard for second place. As the final laps clicked off, Gunther maintained his advantage over the pack to clinch his sixth career victory at Bridgeport Speedway. Watt finished in second place with Ballard taking home a third place run. Steve Durand and Kressley finished fourth and fifth respectively. The heat winners in the Bridgeport Modified division were Watson, Ron Roberts and Dave Witte. Durand took the win in the consolation event.

Brittany Tresch led from wire-to-wire to claim the 20-lap non-stop TSRS Sprint Car main event. In her first start at Bridgeport, the young racer from Middletown, NY looked like a veteran in the final laps as she worked her way through lap traffic and held off John Wyers for the win. Behind Tresch and Wyers, Bob DeVault finished in third place. Mike Esposito and Christopher Allen, Jr. filled out the top five. Jeff Geiges and Allen, Jr. were victorious in the TSRS qualifying events.

Jeremy Doerr regained the lead on lap 12 and staved off Terry Griffin to win his sixth career Proformance Cuts Outlaw Stock Car feature. In the 15-lap race, Pat Conaway came back from a late race spin to take third. Josh Denny and Jeff Dirkes completed the top five.

In the 6-lap Rookie race, Dan Cogdill, Jr. took over the lead from his cousin Don Cogdill, III on the second circuit to gain his third win of the season. Cogdill, III wound up in second and was followed by Keith Dolan, Ryan Wozunk, Bradley Roberts and Mike Hewko.

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

NOTES: Buddy Wingate outlasted Jaclynne Oldt to win the very entertaining Demolition Derby. The Rookie season will end on June, 11 with a double point feature on Rookie Graduation Night. The first mid-week show of the year will be the Wingate Classic on Thursday, June 16 at 7:30 p.m. This special race honoring the former Bridgeport Speedway promoter will be a two-division show featuring the Big Block Modifieds and Bridgeport Modifieds.

BRIDGEPORT SPEEDWAY RESULTS – SATURDAY, MAY 28, 2011

Bridgeport Modifieds

Heat 1 - 1. Jordan Watson 2. Sean Gunther 3. Travis Hill 4. Brett Kressley 5. Corey Anderson 6. Ryan Anderson
Heat 2 - 1. Ron Roberts 2. Dan Cogdill, Sr. 3. Tom Miller 4. Dan Cogdill, Jr. 5. Neal Williams 6. Larry Lippincott
Heat 3 - 1. Dave Witte 2. Ryan Watt 3. Brett Ballard 4. Jack Hartnett 5. Chad James 6. Frank Dorry, Jr.
Consolation - 1. Steve Durand 2. Don Cogdill, III 3. Keith Dolan 4. Bob Bracall 5. Troy Gibson 6. Ryan Wozunk

BRIDGEPORT MODIFIED FEATURE - 25 LAPS

1. SEAN GUNTHER 2. Ryan Watt 3. Brett Ballard 4. Steve Durand 5. Brett Kressley 6. Neal Williams 7. Ron Roberts 8. Frank Dorry, Jr. 9. Jordan Watson 10. Larry Lippincott 11. Tom Miller 12. Corey Anderson 13. Dan Cogdill, Jr. 14. Keith Dolan 15. Don Cogdill, III 16. Troy Gibson 17. Dan Cogdill, Sr. 18. Jack Hartnett 19. Ryan Anderson 20. Steve Bracall 21. Chad James 22. Dave Witte 23. Ryan Wozunk 24. Travis Hill

DNQ: Forrest Peters, Keith Weber, Bradley Roberts

TSRS Sprint Cars

Heat 1 - 1. Jeff Geiges 2. Chuck Palmucci 3. Bruce Kindberg 4. Bill Case, Jr. 5. Stef Palmai 6. Brittany Tresch
Heat 2 - 1. Christopher Allen, Jr. 2. Phil Meisner 3. John Wyers 4. Bob DeVault 5. Mike Esposito 6. Kyle Reinhart

TSRS SPRINT CARS FEATURE - 20 LAPS

1. BRITTANY TRESCH 2. John Wyers 3. Bob DeVault 4. Mike Esposito 5. Christopher Allen, Jr. 6. Stef Palmai 7. Bruce Kindberg 8. Jeff Geiges 9. Kyle Reinhart 10. Bobby Sandt 11.Bill Case, Jr. 12. Gary Berkenstock 13. Chuck Palmucci 14. Jimmy Carpenter 15. Pat U’Selis 16. Phil Meisner 17. Jeff Davis

DNS: Stephanie Stevens, Bill Corsa, Danny Massey

PROFORMANCE CUTS OUTLAW STOCKS FEATURE - 15 LAPS

1. JEREMY DOERR 2. Terry Griffin 3. Pat Conaway 4. Josh Denny 5. Jeff Dirkes 6. Anthony DiBenedetto 7. Steve Schemelia 8. Pete Ellis 9. Jerry Ellingsworth 10. Nick Gargiulo

ROOKIE BRIDGEPORT MODIFIED FEATURE - 6 LAPS

1. DAN COGDILL, JR. 2. Don Cogdill, III 3. Keith Dolan 4. Ryan Wozunk 5. Bradley Roberts 6. Mike Hewko

BRIDGEPORT SPEEDWAY NEWS
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Bridgeport Speedway
83 Floodgate Road
Bridgeport NJ 08014
DE Office: 302-875-4196
NJ Office: 856-467-4408
24 hr. Info: 856-467-4407
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Website: www.bpspeedway.com
Twitter: twitter.com/bridgeportspeed

COMING EVENTS:

Fri 5/27- Fast and Furious Fridays - Open tire and draw for position for 270cc and wingless 600cc Micro-Sprints. Plus, fifty bonus points and extra money on the line for 270cc Micro-Sprints to be determined by a positional pill draw in the final five laps.
1/4 Mile - Wingless 600cc Micro-Sprints (20L), 270cc Micro-Sprints (20L), 4-Cylinder Stock Cars (20L)
6:30 PM Warm-Ups, 7:00 PM Qualifying

Sat 5/28 - Saturday Night Stars! - Armed Forces Night with TSRS Sprints and Demolition Derby. Free grandstand admission for Active Military and $5.00 off grandstand admission for Veterans Bridgeport Modifieds (25L), TSRS Sprints (20L), Proformance Cuts Outlaw Stocks (15L), + Rookie Bridgeport Modifieds. Plus, Demolition Derby.
6:30 PM Warm-Ups, 7:00 PM Qualifying

HARTNETT SCORES A WIN AT BRIDGEPORT SPEEDWAY

BRIDGEPORT, NJ (May 22, 2011) – On Little League Night at Bridgeport Speedway, Jack Hartnett scored the win in the Bridgeport Modified feature. In the ARDC Midget event, Alex Bright was the victor. Mike Lyons took the checkered flag in the 358 Sportsman race and Pat Conaway topped the field in the Proformance Cuts Outlaw Stock Car event. The Rookie feature was claimed by Bradley Roberts.

In the 25-lap Bridgeport Modified feature, polesitter Dan Cogdill, Sr. led the opening lap and was followed by Ron Roberts, Ryan Anderson and Brett Kressley. Roberts wrestled the lead away from Cogdill, Sr. on the second circuit. One lap later, Jack Hartnett continued his march to the front as he advanced into third and began to stalk Cogdill, Sr. Both Hartnett and Kressley were able to motor by Cogdill, Sr. on lap 5 to gain second and third place respectively. Back up front, Roberts was opening up a comfortable margin over the field as the laps clicked off. Robert’s lead evaporated on lap 11 as Keith Dolan’s spin brought out the first caution of the event. When action got back underway after a failed restart attempt, Hartnett sped around Roberts to take the lead with Chad James, Roberts, Kressley and Ryan Watt in tow. Watt slapped the outside wall in turn three on lap 12 and forced the yellow flag to be displayed again. Another attempt to get racing resumed was scrubbed as a multi-car scuffle occurred and Kressley’s night came to end. On the ensuing single file restart, Hartnett held off the hard charging James to remain on top. On lap 15, Hartnett remained in front after he and James made contact a few times while they were jostling for the frontrunner position. Two tours later, Travis Hill moved into contention as he swooped into third place. Just as Hill was inching in on the top two, Jordan Watson’s ride paused near the flagger stand on lap 18. When the green flag waved again, Hartnett still held the edge over James and Hill. Four more circuits were finalized before the yellow lights lit up for a slowing Chuck Buchman. Once more, Hartnett repelled a challenge by James to keep his advantage when racing returned. James remained close and was looking to gain the lead when Dolan spun again with only one lap remaining in the race. On the final restart, Hartnett remained steady and he crossed the finish line ahead of his rivals for his first win of the season. James fought off Hill to capture second. With Hill in third, Neal Williams finished fourth with teammate Brett Ballard taking fifth. Jack Hartnett, Ryan Watt and Neal Williams were victors in the Bridgeport Modified heat races. The consolation contest was won by Tom Miller.

Alex Bright took over the lead with two laps remaining to capture the 20-lap ARDC Midget main. In the caution plagued race, Dusty Heistand grabbed the lead at the onset and set the pace for the first fifteen tours. After a restart on lap 15, Heistand spun in turn two and several other cars were collected in the accident. Following this accident, Steven Drevicki inherited the lead with Bright advancing into second. After another yellow flag incident on lap 17, Bright scurried around Drevicki to take over the top spot. Brett Arndt finished in second place with third going to PJ Gargiulo. Shane Penny and Parker Evans completed the top five finishers. The ARDC Midget qualifying races were won by Shawn Jackson, Tim Buckwalter and Bright.

In the 15-lap Profomance Cuts Outlaw Stock Car feature, Pat Conaway survived battles with Jerry Ellingsworth and Nick Gargiulo to win his fortieth feature in the division. Second place went to Gargiulo. Russell Wurst wound up in third place. Andy Whittaker returned after breaking a motor on opening day to finish in fourth with Anthony DiBenedetto taking home fifth. Ellingsworth and Jeremy Doerr were winners in the Proformance Cuts Outlaw Stock heat races.

Mike Lyons led wire-to-wire to win the 15-lap 358 Sportsman race. Teammate Marc Herman finished in the runner-up spot. Rocco Infante, who won the season’s opening race two weeks go, completed the event in third place. Craig Whitmoyer and Dave Dissinger rounded out the top five finishers.

Bradley Roberts led all six laps to claim his first Rookie race of the year. Roberts was followed by Don Cogdill, III, Keith Dolan, Dan Cogdill, Jr. and Ryan Wozunk.

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

NOTES: After winning his ARDC Midget heat race, Shawn Jackson’s car dug into turn one and flipped several times. Jackson was taken to the hospital shortly after the accident. Dan Cogdill, Jr. was the winner of this week’s one on one driver challenge and he has earned the opportunity to call out another driver this upcoming Saturday following warm-ups.

BRIDGEPORT SPEEDWAY RESULTS – SATURDAY, MAY 22, 2011

Bridgeport Modifieds

Heat 1 - 1. Jack Hartnett 2. Ron Roberts 3. Travis Hill 4. Chad James 5. Dave Witte 6. Chuck Buchman
Heat 2 - 1. Ryan Watt 2. Corey Anderson 3. Ryan Anderson 4. Mike Cogdill 5. Matt Budd 6. Sean Gunther
Heat 3 - 1. Neal Williams 2. Brett Kressley 3. Jordan Watson 4. Dan Cogdill, Sr. 5. Larry Lippincott 6. Steve Durand
Consolation - 1. Tom Miller 2. Dan Cogdill, Jr. 3. Brett Ballard 4. Frank Dorry, Jr. 5. Bradley Roberts 6. Keith Dolan

BRIDGEPORT MODIFIED FEATURE - 25 LAPS

1. JACK HARTNETT 2. Chad James 3. Travis Hill 4. Neal Williams 5. Brett Ballard 6. Ron Roberts 7. Larry Lippincott 8. Sean Gunther 9. Mike Cogdill 10. Ryan Anderson 11. Steve Durand 12. Frank Dorry, Jr. 13. Bradley Roberts 14. Corey Anderson 15. Keith Dolan 16. Dan Cogdill, Jr. 17. Chuck Buchman 18. Ryan Watt 19. Jordan Watson 20. Dave Witte 21. Brett Kressley 22. Matt Budd 23. Dan Cogdill, Sr. 24. Tom Miller

DNQ: Keith Weber, Don Cogdill, III, Dave Damiano, Troy Gibson, Wayne Groover, Ryan Wozunk, Bob Bracall

ARDC Midgets

Heat 1 - 1. Shawn Jackson 2. Ryan Watt 3. Steven Drevicki 4. Bruce Buckwalter, Jr. 5. Keith McIntyre, Jr. 6. Brett Arndt
Heat 2 - 1. Tim Buckwalter 2. Drew Heistand 3. Dusty Heistand 4. Ryan Smith 5. Dave Shirk 6. Steven Bull
Heat 3 - 1. Alex Bright 2. Nick Wean 3. Andrew Hannula 4. Shane Penny 5. Mark Gilmore 6. Carey Becker

ARDC MIDGET FEATURE - 20 LAPS

1. ALEX BRIGHT 2. Brett Arndt 3. PJ Gargiulo 4. Shane Penny 5. Parker Evans 6. Brenden Bright 7. Bruce Buckwalter, Jr. 8. Justin Grosz 9. Trevor Kobylarz 10. Steven Bull 11. Steven Drevicki 12. Steve Craig 13. Ryan Watt 14. Dusty Hiestand 15. Nick Wean 16. Keith McIntyre, Jr. 17. Drew Hiestand 18. Dave Shirk 19. Carey Becker 20. Ryan Smith 21. Tim Buckwalter 22. Mark Gilmore 23. Greg Fitzpatrick

DNS: Shawn Jackson,

Proformance Cuts Outlaw Stocks

Heat 1 - 1. Jerry Ellingsworth 2. Pat Conaway 3. Andy Whittaker 4. Russell Wurst 5. Anthony DiBenedetto 6. Jay Chaikin Heat 2 - 1. Jeremy Doerr 2. Nick Gargiulo 3. Bob Dooley 4. Jeff Dirkes 5. Josh Denny 6. Pete Ellis

PROFORMANCE CUTS OUTLAW STOCKS FEATURE - 15 LAPS

1. PAT CONAWAY 2. Nick Gargiulo 3. Russell Wurst 4. Andy Whittaker 5. Anthony DiBenedetto 6. Pete Ellis 7. Mike Paparella 8. Jeff Dirkes 9. Jerry Ellingsworth 10. Joe LaClaire 11. Josh Denny 12. Bob Dooley 13. Jay Chaikin 14. Terry Griffin

DNS: Jeremy Doerr, Ken Watson, Rick Broschard

358 SPORTSMAN FEATURE - 15 LAPS

1. MIKE LYONS 2. Marc Herman 3. Rocco Infante 4. Craig Whitmoyer 5. Dave Dissinger 6. Rick Wegner

ROOKIE BRIDGEPORT MODIFIED FEATURE - 6 LAPS

1. BRADLEY ROBERTS 2. Don Cogdill, III 3. Keith Dolan 4. Dan Cogdill, Jr. 5. Ryan Wozunk

BRIDGEPORT SPEEDWAY NEWS
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COMING EVENTS:

Fri 5/6 - Fast and Furious Fridays - Four Feature Friday 1/4 Mile - 600cc Micro-Sprints (20L), 270cc Micro-Sprints (20L), Modified Lites (15L) + 4 Cylinder Stock Cars (20L) 6:30 PM Warm-Ups, 7:00 PM Qualifying

Sat 5/7 - Saturday Night Stars! – A Salute to our Mothers – Free Flowers for Moms courtesy of Mr. Green Jean’s Nursery Bridgeport Modifieds (25L), 358 Sportsman (20L), Proformance Cuts Outlaw Stocks (15L), + Rookie Bridgeport Modifieds 6:15 PM Warm-Ups, 7:00 PM Qualifying

WATT SENDS HIS RIVALS PACKING ON SCOUT NIGHT AT BRIDGEPORT SPEEDWAY

BRIDGEPORT, NJ (May 1, 2011) – On Scout Night at Bridgeport Speedway, Ryan Watt won his second consecutive Bridgeport Modified feature of the year. In the Tri-State RaceSaver(TSRS) main event, Christopher Allen, Jr. was the victor. Nick Gargiulo chalked up the win in the Proformance Cuts Outlaw Stock Car contest with Dan Cogdill, Jr. taking the checkered flag in the Rookie race.

In the 25-lap Bridgeport Modified feature, Frank Dorry, Jr. darted out to the early lead with Ryan Watt, Chad James, and Travis Hill in pursuit. On lap 5, Watt began to reel in Dorry, Jr. but failed to gain the lead on the next circuit with a strong inside move. Watt continued to dog Dorry, Jr and finally ascended to the front on lap 9. Once on top of the field, Watt began to pull away with James gaining on Dorry, Jr. The first caution of the race occurred when an attempted pass of Dorry, Jr. by James went awry and sent both cars spinning into the infield between turns one and two. When action got back underway, Watt held off the challenge of Hill, now in second place, to keep his lead. After only two laps of green flag racing were completed, the yellow lights flickered again as Brett Ballard spun in the second corner. Watt fought off Hill and Dan Cogdill, Sr. to maintain his advantage and he quickly built up a sizablemargin over his foes. Neal Williams, the defending track champion, entered the fray as he motored by Cogdill, Sr. to take third on lap 13. Two tours later, Watt’s big lead dissipated when Ballard slowed on the track. When the green lights flickered on, Watt drew away from Hill and Williams with Jordan Watson advancing into fourth on lap 17. On lap 19, Ryan Anderson’s slowing car caused the yellow flag to re-appear. After one restart was scrubbed, Watt won another battle with Hill to retain the top spot. Williams scooted around Hill on lap 21 to gain the runner-up spot. On the following circuit, Watson swung by Hill to gain third. With only wo laps remaining and Watt firmly in control of the race, the red flag came out as Ryan Anderson’s car flipped in turn one. After one failed restart for Ron Roberts, Watt kept his lead and he pulled away from the field for the final two laps to secure his second win of the
year. Williams held off Watson in a good battle to secure second place. Hill wound up in fourth and Steve Durand took home a fifth place finish. Dave Damiano, James and Watt each won a Bridgeport Modified heat race. Jack Hartnett was victorious in the consolation contest.

Christopher Allen, Jr. led all twenty laps to win the TSRS Sprint Car main. John Wyers moved up four positions in the final five circuits to gain second. Jeff Schall was third followed by former ARDC Midget driver Stephanie Stephens and Bill Corsa. The race was marred by a hard crash by Dave Youtzy. On lap 7, the second place running Youtzy plowed into the outside wall on the exit of turn four after making contact with the inside retaining barrier. Fortunately, Youtzy was uninjured from the accident. The TSRS Sprint Car heats were taken by Stevens and Wyers.

In the 15-lap Proformance Cuts Outlaw Stock Car feature, Nick Gargiulo took over the lead from teammate Pat Conaway on lap 6 to capture his fourth career victory. Terry Griffin won the battle for second place in the final five laps over Russell Wurst and Jeff Dirkes. Anthony DiBenedetto finished in fifth.

Dan Cogdill, Jr. led every step of the way to claim the 6-lap race for the Bridgeport Modified Rookies. Keith Dolan finished second with Don Cogdill, III coming in third. Ryan Wozunk and Shawn Weber completed the top five.

NOTES: In two Bridgeport Modified races this year, Watt has now won $2000 with a motor that cost approximately $3200. A strong turnout of children including many scouts participatedin the Easter Egg Hunt, which took place this week following the rainout from the previous Saturday.

BRIDGEPORT SPEEDWAY RESULTS - SATURDAY, APRIL 30, 2011

Bridgeport Modifieds

Heat 1 - 1. Dave Damiano, 2. Travis Hill, 3. Tom Miller, 4. Jordan Watson, 5. Steve Durand, 6. Matt Budd
Heat 2 - 1. Chad James, 2. Ron Roberts, 3. Ryan Anderson, 4. Brett Ballard, 5. Corey Anderson, 6. Keith Dolan
Heat 3 - 1. Ryan Watt, 2. Dan Cogdill, Sr., 3. Dave Witte, 4. Frank Dorry, Jr., 5. Neal Williams, 6. Brett Kressley
Consolation - 1. Jack Hartnett, 2. Dan Cogdill, Jr., 3. Ryan Wozunk, 4. Sean Gunther, 5. Keith Weber, 6. Bradley Roberts

BRIDGEPORT MODIFIED FEATURE - 25 LAPS

1. RYAN WATT, 2. Neal Williams, 3. Jordan Watson, 4. Travis Hill, 5. Steve Durand, 6. Chad James, 7. Brett Kressley, 8. Corey Anderson, 9. Sean Gunther, 10. Jack Hartnett, 11. Brett Ballard, 12. Dan Cogdill, Sr., 13. Dan Cogdill, Jr., 14. Matt Budd, 15. Ryan Wozunk, 16. Tom Miller, 17. Ron Roberts, 18. Keith Weber, 19. Frank Dorry, Jr., 20. Keith Dolan, 21. Dave Witte, 22. Dave Damiano, 23. Ryan Anderson, 24. Bradley Roberts

DNQ: Troy Gibson, Doug Urbano, Dan Cogdill, III, Shawn Weber, Jimmy Anderson, Wayne Groover

TSRS Sprints

Heat 1 - 1. Stephanie Stevens, 2. Jeff Schall, 3. Christopher Allen, Jr. 4. Phil Meisner, 5. Bob DeVault, 6. Jimmy Carpenter
Heat 2 - 1. John Wyers, 2. Bill Case, Jr., 3. Scott Flammer, 4. Bill Corsa, 5. Dave Youtzy, 6. Stef Palmai

TSRS SPRINTS FEATURE - 20 LAPS

1. CHRISTOPHER ALLEN, JR. 2. John Wyers, 3. Jeff Schall, 4. Stephanie Stevens, 5. Bill Corsa, 6. Bill Case, Jr., 7. Bob DeVault, 8. Stef Palmai, 9. Phil Meisner, 10. Mike Esposito, 11. Sean Campbell, 12. Pat U’Selis, 13. Jimmy Carpenter, 14. Dave Youtzy, 15. Scott Flammer

DNS: Chuck Palmucci

PROFORMANCE CUTS OUTLAW STOCKS FEATURE - 15 LAPS

1. NICK GARGIULO, 2. Terry Griffin, 3. Russell Wurst, 4. Jeff Dirkes, 5. Anthony DiBenedetto, 6. Mike Paparella, 7. Josh Denny, 8. Pat Conaway, 9. Jeremy Doerr, 10. Jerry Ellingsworth

DNS: Bob Dooley

ROOKIE BRIDGEPORT MODIFIED FEATURE - 6 LAPS

1. DAN COGDILL, JR., 2. Keith Dolan, 3. Don Cogdill III, 4. Ryan Wozunk, 5. Shawn Weber, 6. Bradley Roberts

BRIDGEPORT SPEEDWAY NEWS
For Immediate Release - Thank You
April 30, 2011

Bridgeport Speedway
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Bridgeport NJ 08014
DE Office: 302- 875-4196
NJ Office: 856-467-4408
24 hr. Info: 856-467-4407
Fax: 856-467-5843
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Website: www.bpspeedway.com
Twitter: twitter.com/bridgeportspeed

COMING EVENTS:

Fri 5/6 - Fast and Furious Fridays - Four Feature Friday
1/4 Mile - 600cc Micro-Sprints (20L), 270cc Micro-Sprints (20L),
Modified Lites (15L) + 4 Cylinder Stock Cars (20L)
6:30 PM Warm-Ups, 7:00 PM Qualifying

HARTMAN AND STIEF SCORE WINS AT BRIDGEPORT SPEEDWAY

BRIDGEPORT, NJ (April 30, 2011) - Jay Hartman and Rick Stief scored wins in the 600cc Micro-Sprint features at Bridgeport Speedway. In the 270 Micro-Sprint event, John Blanda was the victor. Warren Stradley took home the checkered flag in the 4-Cylinder race while Richie Wilson triumphed in the Modified Lite race.

After a red flag incident scrubbed the original start, Jay Hartman bolted from his pole position to take the lead in the regularly scheduled 600cc Micro-Sprint feature with Bob DeVault and Kyle Reinhardt in the chase. Sam Locuson jumped into the fray as he advanced to third on lap 2. Locuson immediately began to pressure DeVault for second place and he eventually passed DeVault to gain second on lap 7. Also on lap 7, Hartman’s pace was slowed down as the caution flag displayed for a slowing Dean Seeman. On the ensuing restart, Hartman kept his advantage with the Locuson and DeVault battle continuing directly behind him. After another red flag on lap 8, the top three of Hartman, Locuson and DeVault remained in order. Just past the halfway point of the 20-lap affair, DeVault began to close in on Locuson for second and regained the spot with five tours remaining. DeVault was reeling in the leader when the final yellow flag came out for Andrew Locuson’s spin on lap 17. When action got back underway, Hartman would face his stiffest challenge of the race. As the top two entered turn three with DeVault on the inside, Hartman shut the door and kept his lead with only two laps remaining. When the checkered flag waved, it was Hartman in front to claim his first 600cc Micro-Sprint event at Bridgeport Speedway. DeVault wound up in second followed by Reinhardt, Sam Locuson and Bryant Davis. Qualifying events in the 600cc Micro-Sprints were won by Jay Hartman, Kyle Reinhardt, Bob DeVault and Ryan Wilson. The consolation race was taken by Stephen Kemery.

At the start of the postponed 600cc Micro-Sprint feature from Friday, April 22, polesitter Rick Stief grabbed the top spot with Sam Locuson in second and Luke Thomas in third. Quickly, Locuson and Thomas began a multi-lap tussle for second with Thomas grabbing the runner-up spot on lap 4. Two circuits later, the yellow lights illuminated for Ryan Stillwagon’s spin in turn four. Stief and Thomas retained their positions on the restart with Steve Bracall charging up into third on lap 7. Tyler DeVault, the opening day winner, wrestled third place from Bracall on lap 12 just before Ryan Wilson’s spin brought out the second caution flag of the contest. After the green lights flickered on again, the top two of Stief and Thomas remained in order with Jim Tippin climbing up to third place on lap 14. A spin by Stephen Kemery brought out the final caution of the event with five laps remaining. When green flag racing got back underway, it was still Stief on top with Tippin challenging Thomas for second. With a brand new chassis for the 2011 season, Stief was able to snare his nineteenth career win at Bridgeport Speedway. Thomas repelled the advances of Tippin to secure second place. Tyler DeVault and Andrew Locuson completed the top five.

Following his win in the 270cc Micro-Sprint heat race, John Blanda continued his success by capturing the 20-lap main. Blanda led every step of the way and survived a late race restart to rack up his eighth career Bridgeport Speedway win. Second went to Justin Stillwagon with Richie Keller, RJ Magyari and Jonathan John rounding out the top five.

After missing last week’s racing, Warren Stradley returned to victory lane by leading every step of the way in the 20-lap 4-Cylinder Stock Car feature race. Bob Hartman backed up last Friday’s win with a second place run. Filling out the top five finishers was Jay Sipple, Charles Hudson and Art Knapp. The heat race for the 4-Cylinder Stock Cars was won by Stradley.

Richie Wilson won the Modified Lite qualifying contest and the feature over Adam Weber.

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

Bridgeport Speedway Results – Friday, April 29, 2011

600cc Micro-Sprints

Heat 1 - 1. Jay Hartman, 2. Sam Locuson, 3. Luke Thomas, 4. Ryan Stillwagon, 5. Dean Seemans
Heat 2 - 1. Kyle Reinhardt, 2. Carl Locuson, 3. Jack Conover, 4. Lee Nardelli, 5. Jim Tippin
Heat 3 - 1. Bob DeVault, 2. Bryant Davis, 3. Andrew Locuson, 4. Chris Locuson, 5. Richie Keller
Heat 4 - 1. Ryan Wilson, 2. Dave Graziano, 3. Rick Stief, 4. Jeff Hartman, 5. Ken Lester
Consolation - 1. Stephen Kemery, 2. Tyler DeVault, 3. Steve Bracall, 4. Scott Harbison

600cc MICRO-SPRINT FEATURE - 20 LAPS

1. JAY HARTMAN, 2. Bob DeVault, 3. Kyle Reinhardt, 4. Sam Locuson, 5. Bryant Davis, 6. Jeff Hartman, 7. Ryan Wilson, 8. Stephen Kemery, 9. Dave Graziano, 10. Tyler DeVault, 11. Rick Stief, 12. Steve Bracall, 13. Jim Tippin,14. Lee Nardelli,15. Andrew Locuson, 16. Scott Harbison, 17. Ken Lester, 18. Carl Locuson, 19. Richie Keller, 20. Jack Conover, 21. Chris Locuson, 22. Luke Thomas, 23. Dean Seemans, 24. Ryan Stillwagon

DNQ: Bernie Korbel, Sam Lamothe, Marty Shurr, Jermain Godhshall, Eddie Wagner, Chris Panczner

600cc MICRO-SPRINT FEATURE - 20 LAPS - POSTPONED FEATURE FROM APRIL 22

1. RICK STIEF, 2. Luke Thomas, 3. Jim Tippin, 4. Tyler DeVault, 5. Andrew Locuson, 6. Steve Bracall, 7. Chris Locuson, 8. Sam Locuson, 9. Ryan Stillwagon, 10. Stephen Kemery, 11. Dave Graziano, 12. Ryan Wilson, 13. Richie Keller, 14. Bernie Korbel, 15. Sam Lamothe

DNS: Chris Panczner

270cc Micro-Sprints

Heat 1 - 1. John Blanda, 2. Jonathan John, 3. RJ Magyari, 4. Richie Keller, 5. Dave Nelson, 6. Justin Stillwagon

270cc MICRO-SPRINT FEATURE - 20 LAPS

1. JOHN BLANDA, 2. Justin Stillwagon, 3. Richie Keller, 4. RJ Magyari, 5. Jonathan John

DNS: Dave Nelson

4 - Cylinder Stock Cars

Heat 1 - 1. Warren Stradley, 2. Bob Hartman, 3. Jay Sipple, 4. Charles Hudson, 5. Art Knapp, 6. Cheri LaClaire

4 - CYLINDER STOCK CAR FEATURE - 20 LAPS

1. WARREN STRADLEY, 2. Bob Hartman , 3. Jay Sipple, 4. Charles Hudson, 5. Art Knapp, 6. Kate Raively, 7. Cheri LaClaire

Modified Lites

Heat 1 - 1. Richie Wilson, 2. Adam Weber

MODIFIED LITE FEATURE - 15 LAPS

1. RICHIE WILSON, 2. Adam Weber

BRIDGEPORT SPEEDWAY NEWS
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - THANKS

Bridgeport Speedway
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DE Office: 302-875-4197
NJ Office: 856-467-4408
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COMING EVENTS:

Fri 4/22 – Fast and Furious Fridays – Four Feature Friday
1/4 Mile – 600cc Micro-Sprints (20L), 270cc Micro-Sprints (20L),
Modified Lites (15L) + 4 Cylinder Stock Cars (20L)
6:30 PM Warm-Ups, 7:00 PM Qualifying

TYLER DEVAULT GAINS HIS FIRST BRIDGEPORT SPEEDWAY WIN

BRIDGEPORT, NJ (April 16, 2011) - At the Fast and Furious Friday night opener on the quarter mile speedway, Tyler DeVault won the 600cc Micro-Sprint feature. Justin Stillwagon was the victor in the 270cc Micro-Sprint event. In the 4-Cylinder Stock car race, Warren Stradley was the winner and the Modified Lite contest went to Adam Weber.

In the 20-lap 600cc Micro-Sprint race, Tyler DeVault took advantage of his pole start and rocketed out to the lead over Bill Thomas and Sam Locuson. Locuson took over the runner-up spot on lap 4 after Thomas bobbled in turn two of the inner dirt oval. DeVault had a comfortable lead eliminated when the red flag appeared on the seventh circuit as Eric Brobst flipped coming off of the second corner. On the restart, DeVault kept his lead with Locuson maintaining second. On lap 9, Bob DeVault motored past Thomas and into third. At the halfway point,
Tyler DeVault was about four car lengths ahead of Locuson. By lap 15, Tyler DeVault’s lead was diminishing as he was closing in on lap traffic. With only three tours remaining, the top three were under a blanket but Tyler DeVault navigated flawlessly through the congestion to win his first Bridgeport Speedway feature. Sam Locuson was second followed by late charging Lee Nardelli, Bob DeVault and Bill Thomas. Heat winners in the 600cc Micro-Sprint class were Tyler DeVault, Dean Seemans, Bill Thomas and Sam Locuson. Brobst scored the win in the consolation race.

After winning a qualifying race, Justin Stillwagon led all 20 laps to triumph in the 270cc Micro-Sprint feature. This was Stillwagon’s fourth career victory at Bridgeport Speedway. John Blanda, Richie Keller, Ernie Miles and Jonathan John completed the event in order behind Stillwagon.

In the 20-lap 4-Cylinder Stock Car main event, Warren Stradley scooted by Bob Hartman on the second tour and led the remainder of the race to secure his fortieth career win. Hartman, who won the heat race, finished in the runner-up spot. Kate Raviely wound up in third with Art Knapp taking home a fourth place run.

Adam Weber won the Modified Lite qualifying and feature race over Ashley Wilson.

BRIDGEPORT SPEEDWAY RESULTS – FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 2011

600cc Micro-Sprints

Heat 1 – 1. Tyler DeVault, 2. Bob DeVault, 3. Stephen Kemery, 4. Chris Panczner, 5. Ryan Wilson
Heat 2 – 1. Dean Seemans, 2. Rick Stief, 3. Luke Thomas, 4. Ryan Stillwagon, 5. Andrew Locuson
Heat 3 – 1. Bill Thomas, 2. Jeff Hartman, 3. Bryant Davis, 4. Carl Locuson, 5. Richie Keller
Heat 4 – 1. Sam Locuson, 2. Lee Nardelli, 3. Chris Locuson, 4. Mark Lanwher
Consolation – 1. Eric Brobst, 2. Jay Hartman , 3. Sammy Lamothe, 4. Joe Kay, 5. Jon Stewart

600cc MICRO-SPRINT FEATURE – 20 LAPS

1. TYLER DEVAULT, 2. Sam Locuson, 3. Lee Nardelli, 4. Bob DeVault, 5. Bill Thomas, 6. Luke Thomas, 7. Dean Seemans, 8. Rick Stief, 9. Jeff Hartman, 10. Chris Locuson, 11. Ryan Stillwagon, 12. Chris Panczner, 13. Jay Hartman , 14. Stephen Kemery, 15. Andrew Locuson, 16. Carl Locuson, 17. Ryan Wilson, 18. Sammy Lamothe, 19. Bryant Davis, 20. Richie Keller, 21. Joe Kay, 22. Jon Stewart, 23. Steve Bracall, 24. Eric Brobst

DNQ: Steve Bracall, Jeff Anderson, Eddie Wagner, Dave Graziano, Scott Harbison, Jim Tippin, Ken Lester, Bernie Korbel
DNS: Mark Lanwher

270cc Micro-Sprints

Heat 1 – 1. Justin Stillwagon, 2. John Blanda, 3. Jonathan John , 4. Richie Keller, 5. Ernie Miles

270cc MICRO-SPRINT FEATURE – 20 LAPS

1. JUSTIN STILLWAGON, 2. John Blanda, 3. Richie Keller, 4. Ernie Miles, 5. Jonathan John

4 – Cylinder Stock Cars

Heat 1 – 1. Bob Hartman, 2. Kate Raively, 3. Art Knapp, 4. Warren
Stradley, 5. Cheryl LaClaire

4 – CYLINDER STOCK CAR FEATURE – 20 LAPS

1. WARREN STRADLEY, 2. Bob Hartman, 3. Kate Raively, 4. Art Knapp

DNS: Cheryl LaClaire

Modified Lites

Heat 1 – 1. Adam Weber, 2. Ashley Wilson

MODIFIED LITE FEATURE – 15 LAPS

1. ADAM WEBER, 2. Ashley Wilson

BRIDGEPORT SPEEDWAY NEWS
For Immediate Release – Thank You

Bridgeport Speedway
83 Floodgate Road
Bridgeport NJ 08014
DE Office: 302- 875-4196
NJ Office: 856-467-4408
24 hr. Info: 856-467-4407
Fax: 856-467-5843
E-mail: jess@bpspeedway.com
Website: www.bpspeedway.com
Twitter: twitter.com/bridgeportspeed

COMING EVENTS:

Fri 4/15 – Fast and Furious Fridays – RTS Chassis Night
1/4 Mile – 600cc Micro-Sprints (20L), 270cc Micro-Sprints (20L), Modified Lites (15L) + 4 Cylinder Stock Cars (20L)
6:30 PM Warm-Ups, 7:00 PM Qualifying

Sat 4/16 – Saturday Night Stars! – Our salute to EMS and Fire
Personnel - $10.00 admission for all EMS and Fire Personnel with proper identification
Bridgeport Modifieds (25L), Performance Cuts Outlaw Stocks (15L), + Rookie Bridgeport Modifieds
5:15 PM Warm-Ups, 6:00 PM Qualifying

WATT IS ELECTRIFYING AT BRIDGEPORT SPEEDWAY

BRIDGEPORT, NJ (April 10, 2011) On the 40th season opening race at Bridgeport Speedway, Ryan Watt scored the win in the Bridgeport Modified feature. In the URC Sprint Car main event, Daryn Pittman was the victor. Pat Conaway bested the field in the Proformance Cuts Outlaw Stock Car race. The Rookie feature went to Ryan Wozunk.

In the 25-lap Bridgeport Modified feature, Ron Roberts took the lead at the start with Ryan Watt, Michael Cogdill and Larry Lippincott in the hunt. Watt quickly reeled in Roberts and took over the top spot on lap 2. Following two caution periods on lap 2, Watt maintained his lead with Roberts, Lippincott, Brett Ballard and Frank Dorry, Jr in pursuit. After one more lap was completed, Ballard had launched himself into the runner-up spot. On lap 8 as Watt was just beginning to stretch out his lead, Michael Cogdill spun in the middle of turn four and Lippincott collided into him. A red flag was displayed as Lippincott was experiencing some discomfort following the accident.

Shortly after the green flag was shown, a second red flag was waved when a big multi-car tangle occurred in turn two. As the result of this accident, several cars could not continue to race. When action got back underway, Watt was now being hunted down by Ballard, Travis Hill, Jordan Watson and Chad James. Watson scooted by Hill on lap 12 to take over third position. With 10 laps remaining, the top three had broken away from the pack and Watson began to close in on Ballard. With Watt firmly in control with a very comfortable lead, the final caution of the race occurred as Matt Budd spun on lap 24 in turn one.

On the single file restart with one lap to go, Watt held off his foes and won his first Bridgeport Modified feature. Watson squeezed by Ballard to win the battle for second. Hill and James rounded out the top five. Dorry, Jr., Lippincott and Brett Kressley were victors in the Bridgeport Modified qualifying events. The consolation event was captured by Corey Anderson.

Daryn Pitman registered his first career victory in the URC Sprint Car ranks. Polesitter Jonathan Swanson grabbed the lead at the start of the 25-lap main event with Ed Aiken and Pittman in his tracks. The leaders became engulfed in lap traffic by lap 8. Shortly afterward, Swanson bobbled in turn one and Aiken took over the lead with Pittman, Becca Anderson and JJ Grasso passing Swanson as well. On lap 12, Aiken’s night ended with a mechanical issue and Pittman inherited the lead. Once in front, the tenth place starting Pittman navigated the
final half of the race without an issue to collect the first prize check. Second place was taken by Anderson. Grasso, Curt Michael and Eddie Wagner completed the top five. The URC Sprint Car heat winners were Swanson, Wagner and Anderson. Josh Weller won the B-Main event.

In the Proformance Cuts Outlaw Stock Car 15-lap feature, Pat Conaway led from start to finish as he notched his 39th career victory. Teammate Nick Gargiulo completed the race in second followed by Bob Dooley, Jeff Dirkes and Joe Meron.

Ryan Wozunk, a former Micro-Sprint competitor, wired the field to win the 6-lap Rookie race.

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

BRIDGEPORT SPEEDWAY RESULTS - SATURDAY APRIL 9, 2011

Bridgeport Modifieds

Heat 1 – 1. Frank Dorry,Jr. 2. Michael Cogdill 3. Ryan Watt 4. Jack Hartnett 5. Chad James 6. Dan Cogdill, Sr.
Heat 2 – 1. Larry Lippincott 2. Matt Budd 3. Ron Roberts 4. Neal Williams 5. Ryan Anderson 6. Travis Hill
Heat 3 – 1. Brett Kressley 2. Brett Ballard 3. Steve Durand 4. Sean Gunther 5. Jordan Watson 6. Jeff Duprez
Consolation – 1. Corey Anderson 2. Tom Miller 3. Ryan Wozunk 4. Dave Witte 5. Troy Gibson 6. Keith Dolan

BRIDGEPORT MODIFIED FEATURE – 25 LAPS

1. RYAN WATT 2. Jordan Watson 3. Brett Ballard 4. Travis Hill 5. Chad James 6. Sean Gunther 7. Ryan Anderson 8. Ryan Wozunk 9. Corey Anderson 10. Ron Roberts 11. Keith Dolan 12. Troy Gibson 13. Matt Budd 14. Frank Dorry,Jr. 15. Jack Hartnett 16. Brett Kressley 17. Neal Williams 18. Dan Cogdill 19. Michael Cogdill 20. Tom Miller 21. Jeff Duprez 22. Larry Lippincott 23. Dave Witte 24. Steve Durand

DNQ: Dan Cogdill,Jr., Chuck Buchman, Don Cogdill III, Bradley Roberts, Shawn Weber

URC Sprints

Heat 1 – 1. Jonathan Swanson 2. JJ Grasso 3. Daryn Pittman 4. Mark Bitner 5. Robbie Stillwagon 6. Kramer Williamson
Heat 2 – 1. Eddie Wagner 2. Ed Aiken 3. Rory Janney 4. Randy West 5. Alain Bergeron 6. Andy Best
Heat 3 – 1. Becca Anderson 2. Jason Clauss 3. Curt Michael 4. Art Leidl 5. Tim Hogue 6. Dave Ely
Consolation – 1. Josh Weller 2. Chris Weiss 3. Kevin Darling 4. Bill Unglert 5. Troy Betts 6. Steve Whary

URC SPRINTS FEATURE - 25 LAPS

1. DARYN PITTMAN 2. Becca Anderson 3. JJ Grasso 4. Curt Michael 5. Eddie Wagner 6. Jonathan Swanson 7. Mark Bitner 8. Robbie Stillwagon 9. Rory Janney 10. Art Leidl 11. Dave Ely 12. Alain Bergeron 13. Tim Hogue 14. Kramer Williamson 15. Randy West 16. Bill Unglert 17. Kevin Darling 18. Steve Whary 19. Andy Best 20. Troy Betts 21. Chris Weiss 22. Josh Weller 23. Ed Aiken 24. Jason Clauss

DNQ: Tim Higgins

PROFORMANCE CUTS OUTLAW STOCKS FEATURE – 15 LAPS

1. PAT CONAWAY 2. Nick Gargiulo 3. Bob Dooley 4. Jeff Dirkes 5. Joe Meron 6. Steve Schemelia 7. Anthony DiBenedetto 8. Andy Whittaker 9. Terry Sammons 10. Terry Griffin

ROOKIE BRIDGEPORT MODIFIED FEATURE – 6 LAPS

1. RYAN WOZUNK 2. Dan Cogdill, Jr. 3. Don Cogdill, III 4. Keith Dolan 5. Bradley Roberts 6. Shawn Weber

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ANNUAL AWARDS BANQUET HONORS 2010 BRIDGEPORT SPEEDWAY CHAMPIONS

BRIDGEPORT, NJ (February 27, 2011) - An enthusiastic crowd gathered on Saturday, February 26 at the Dover Downs Hotel and Casino to honor Bridgeport Speedway’s 2010 track champions. Plaques and trophies were handed out to the top finishers in each division along with a multitude of drivers receiving specialty awards.

Wade Hendrickson from Lawrenceville, NJ was the top honoree of the night for the second year in a row. Hendrickson claimed his second consecutive Big Block Modified title in 2010. This is the third time that Hendrickson has won the Big Block Modified championship at the Southern New Jersey dirt oval. Richie Pratt, Jr. finished in second place with Ryan Watt winding up in third. Veterans Chic Cossaboone and Jimmy Chester completed the top five. Ron Roberts, Brian Kressley, rookie Brett Ballard, Mike Franz and Bob Sarkisian filled out the top ten in points.

In the Crate Modified class, Neal Williams from Pittsgrove, NJ was awarded his championship check as he bested Larry Lippincott in the title chase by a mere one point. Travis Hill finished in third place with fourth going to Eric Kormann and fifth to Mike Cogdill. Rounding out the top ten in points in 2010 were Brett Kressley, Frank Dorry, Jr., Ron Roberts, Matt Budd and John Cavallaro.

The 2010 Proformance Cuts Outlaw Stock Car championship was bestowed on Williamstown’s Pat Conaway who has now won a total of four titles in the division. For the second year in a row, Jeremy Doerr finished in second behind Conaway in the final tally of points. Rick Broschard, Pete Ellis and Russell Wurst completed the top five.

Jeff Hartman of Flagtown, NJ was awarded the championship trophy for winning the 600cc Micro-Sprint title. Lee Nardelli finished second while Eric Brobst was third. Rounding out the top five was Bob DeVault and Joe Lord.

In the 270cc Micro-Sprint division, Andrew Locuson from Pilesgrove, NJ claimed his first title as he narrowly bested Bill Sorrey by only three points in the season long battle. Following the top two were John Blanda, Chris Locuson and Jimmy Carpenter.

Wilmington’s Warren Stradley was awarded the title in the 4-Cylinder Stock Car class for the fifth time. Kate Raively finished in second with Terry Sammons third. Bob Hartman and Joe Meron filled out the top five finishers.

Sponsor awards were handed out to Hampton Inn, Hoffman Brothers Speed & Performance, Lias Tire, MSP Equipment Rental, Proformance Cuts, RMP Powertrain Solutions, Stewart Stainless Supply, and Sunoco for their support in 2010.

The 2011 season opener on the 5/8th dirt oval will take place on Saturday, April 9 with the URC Sprints, Crate Modifieds and Outlaw Stocks in action. Practice day for the 5/8th mile speedway will be on Saturday, March 26. Micro-Sprints, Modified Lites and 4-Cylinder Stock Cars will test and tune on the quarter mile speedway on Friday April 1 with the first points race on the inner oval set for Friday, April 8.

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

SPECIALTY AWARDS

Most Improved

Proformance Cuts Outlaw Stocks – Rick Broschard
Crate Modified – Larry Lippincott
Big Block Modified – Brian Kressley
600cc Micro-Sprint – Joe Lord
270cc Micro-Sprint – Erika Palmai
4-Cylinder Stock Car – Kate Raviely

Mechanic of the Year

Proformance Cuts Outlaw Stocks – Tony Wallace
Crate Modified – Ron Williams
Big Block Modified – Mark Marotta
600cc Micro-Sprint – Jay Hartman
270cc Micro-Sprint – The Locuson Family
4-Cylinder Stock Car – Brian Crisman

Sportsmanship Award

Proformance Cuts Outlaw Stocks – Herman Solderich
Crate Modified – Tom Miller
Big Block Modified – Fay Marion
600cc Micro-Sprint – Bryant Davis
270cc Micro-Sprint – John Blanda
4-Cylinder Stock Car – Bob Hartman

Rookie of the Year

Proformance Cuts Outlaw Stocks – Andrew Whittaker
Crate Modified – Matt Budd
Big Block Modified – Brett Ballard
270cc Micro-Sprint – Richard DiEva
4-Cylinder Stock Car – Ken Raively

George Wingate Memorial Award – Mike Wisniewski

Walt Chernokal Memorial Award – Cody Belote

Bridgeport Appreciation Awards – Mike Budd, Rob Hartog, Jim Oldt