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MANAGEMENT CANCELS NOVEMBER 12th SHOW AT GEORGETOWN SPEEDWAY
GEORGETOWN, DE (October 25, 2011) - The 2011 season at Georgetown Speedway has
come to an end as management cancelled the final show of the year scheduled for
Saturday, November 12. “With the two-day Charlie Bray Memorial at Bridgeport
Speedway occurring on the following weekend and many drivers not interested in
racing two shows at the end of the year, we decided to cancel the November 12th
show at Georgetown Speedway,” stated promoter Jessica James. The final program
at the Sussex County facility was to feature the Big Block Modifieds, Bridgeport
Modifieds, Crate Late Models and Delmarva Chargers.
Georgetown Speedway is a 1/2 mile dirt oval located on the northbound side of
U.S. Route 113, just 35 miles south of Dover, Delaware, a 45-minute drive from
Ocean City, Maryland, and easily accessible from Washington DC, Baltimore, and
Philadelphia.
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BALLARD TAKES THE BRIDGEPORT MODIFIED FEATURE AT GEORGETOWN SPEEDWAY
GEORGETOWN, DE (October 10, 2011) – At Georgetown Speedway’s First State Fall
Brawl, Brett Ballard won the Bridgeport Modified feature. Sean Campbell captured
the TSRS main event. Mike Wharton was the victor in the Crate Late Model race.
The Delmarva Charger contest was taken by Matt Long. Dwayne Heck claimed the
Southern Delaware Vintage Stock Car race.
After the top two runners tangled on the final lap in turn three, Brett Ballard
was able to win the Bridgeport Modified feature. Chad James grabbed the lead at
the start of the 25-lap affair. Coming from he eighth starting spot, Jordan
Watson was quickly on the move and took over second place with three laps
completed. With five tours in the books, Watson was inching closer to
James with Ryan Anderson in third and Travis Hill riding in fourth. At the
halfway point, the top two of James and Watson were in lap traffic with Watson
glued on the bumper of the leader. After a caution period for Dan Cogdill on lap
15, James and Watson continued their battle while Brett Ballard was motoring
into third. With five circuits remaining, a side-by-side tussle between the
first and second place runners was developing. The final yellow flag of the
event waved with three laps remaining for Ricky DiEva. On the ensuing resumption
of racing, James maintained his lead with Ballard briefly taking second place
from Watson. Within moments of losing the runner-up spot, Watson worked his way
back to second and set his eyes on James. On the last lap, James and Watson went
into the final turns next to one another. A tangle ensued on the high side of
the track and the charging Ballard stayed low to avoid the incident. With the
checkered flag waving, Ballard crossed the finish line in first with Ron Roberts
taking second. Anderson’s consistent run resulted in a third place finish. Matt
Budd worked his way to fourth while Watson regained control of his car to take
fifth. Bridgeport Modified heats were won by Jordan Watson and Travis Hill.
Sean Campbell led every step of the way to rack up his first career win in the
TSRS Sprint Car main event. Campbell started on the pole and survived several
challenges from Bob DeVaultduring the race. Bobby Sandt, Jr. came on late and
finished in second. DeVault held off Bruce Kindberg to claim third. With
Kindberg in fourth, Steve Wilson wound up in fifth. Bobby Sandt, Jr. and Bruce
Kindberg scored wins in the TSRS Sprint Car qualifying events.
After taking the lead on lap 5 from Robert Walls, Jr., Mike Wharton won the
20-lap Crate Late Model feature in easy fashion. The runner-up spot went to
Derek Magee. Completing the top five were Mike Wilson, Paul Allison and Billy
Carr.
In the 15-lap Charger race, Matt Long took over the lead on lap 2 andled the
remainder of the race to grab the checkered flag. Long started the event from
the seventh starting position. Ashley Merritt’s strong run was rewarded with a
second place finish. Kyle Tubbs came from twenty-second to take third. Hunter
Wharton and Warren Stradley filled out the top five.
Dwayne Heck led every step of the way to claim the Southern Delaware Vintage
Stock Car race. Don Davidson, who wound up in fourth, was the top finishing
Sportsman.
Georgetown Speedway Results – Sunday, October 9, 2011
Bridgeport Modifieds
Heat 1 - 1. Jordan Watson 2. Chad James 3. Ryan Anderson 4. Ron Roberts 5. Brett
Ballard 6. Scott Hitchens
Heat 2 – 1. Travis Hill 2. Chris Hitchens 3. Matt Budd 4. Josh Roscoe 5. Keith
Weber 6. Ricky DiEva
BRIDGEPORT MODIFIED FEATURE - 25 Laps
1. BRETT BALLARD 2. Ron Roberts 3. Ryan Anderson 4.Matt Budd 5. Jordan Watson 6.
Chris Hitchens 7. Chad James 8. Keith Weber 9. Travis Hill 10. Josh Roscoe 11.
Chad Clark 12. Dan Cogdill 14. Ricky DiEva 15. Scott Hitchens 16. Westley Smith
17. Duane Rust 18. Bradley Roberts
TSRS Sprint Cars
Heat 1 - 1. Bobby Sandt, Jr. 2. Torrey Rose 3. Daren Bolac 4. Bruce Bowen 5.
Keith Anderson 6. Cody Jourdain
Heat 2 1. Bruce Kindberg 2. Bob DeVault 3. Sean Campbell 4. Billy Narfleet 5.
Jeff Davis 6. Drew Hartman
TSRS SPRINT CAR FEATURE - 20 Laps
1. SEAN CAMPBELL 2. Bobby Sandt, Jr. 3. Bob DeVault 4. Bruce Kindberg 5. Steve
Wilson 6. Daren Bolac 7. Bruce Bowen 8. Billy Narfleet 9. Drew Hartman 10. Cody
Jourdan 11. Jeff Davis 12. Torrey Rose 13. Keith Anderson
CRATE LATE MODELS FEATURE - 20 Laps
1. MIKE WHARTON 2. Derek Magee 3. Mike Wilson 4. Paul Allison 5. Billy Carr 6.
Robert Walls, Jr.
DNS: Clay Tatman
DELMARVA CHARGER FEATURE - 15 Laps
1. MATT LONG 2. Ashley Merritt 3. Kyle Tubbs 4. Hunter Wharton 5. Warren
Stradley 6. Cody Hudson 7. Butch Hudson 8. Mike Lewis 9. Ryan Riddle 10. Derek
Swafford 11. Robbie Dunn 12. Joe Waters 13. Jacob Spencer 14. Tyler White 15.
John Wingrove 16. Guy Mitchell 17. Woodchuck 18. Ethan Brasure 19. Jeff Carey
20. Perry Waters 21. Scott Dunn 22. Randy Merritt
DNS: Aubrey James
SOUTHERN DELAWARE VINTAGE STOCK CAR FEATURE -12 Laps
1. DWAYNE HECK 2. Oscar Fields 3. Dave Schamp 4. Carl Schirmer 5. Don Davidson
6. Todd Miller 7. Barry Adkins 8. Jim Laplant 9. CJ Schirmer 10. Richie Pratt,
Sr. 11. Robbie Roe 12. Mitch Marton 13. Mike Parsons
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MINIMUM AGE RULE TO BE ENFORCED AT GEORGETOWN SPEEDWAY’S EVENTS STARTING ON
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 9
GEORGETOWN, DE (September 29, 2011) - In the interest of safety, Georgetown
Speedway will be enforcing its minimum age rule for admission to the pit area.
Children ust be at least fourteen years of age to enter the pits. The next event
at the historic speedway in Southern Delaware is set for Sunday, October 9. An
appearance by the Tri-State RaceSaver Series (TSRS) Sprint Cars highlights the
special Columbus Day weekend program.
The Bridgeport Modifieds will be back in action as well with a strong payday
awaiting the victor and the entire field. The winner of the 25-lap Bridgeport
Modified feature event will be rewarded with $1,200 if the number of entries in
the division exceeds thirty. If the car count in the Bridgeport Modified class
is thirty or under, the first place finisher will take home $1000. 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 this Bridgeport Modified race. The take the green money
is worth $100.
Rounding out the five-division card will be the Crate Late Models, Chargers and
Southern Delaware Vintage Stock Cars.
On Sunday, October 9, competitors can begin to enter the pits at 3:00 PM with
the spectator stands opening at 4:00 PM. The first green flag is set to wave at
6:00 PM. General grandstand admission is $20 and no charge for kids 12 and
under. Admission to the pits is $35.
Georgetown Speedway is a 1/2 mile dirt oval located on the northbound side of
U.S. Route 113, just 35 miles south of Dover, Delaware, a 45-minute drive from
Ocean City, Maryland, and easily accessible from Washington DC, Baltimore, and
Philadelphia.
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TSRS SPRINT CARS TO MAKE MAIDEN VOYAGE TO GEORGETOWN SPEEDWAY ON SUNDAY, OCTOBER
9
GEORGETOWN, DE (September 22, 2011) - On Columbus Day weekend, the Tri-State
RaceSaver Series (TSRS) Sprint Cars will make their maiden voyage to Georgetown
Speedway. The appearance of the popular touring class will headline the race
card on Sunday, October 9. In only its second season of existence, this series
of winged sprint cars has provided thrilling on-track competition and a roster
of young and upcoming drivers.
In addition, the Bridgeport Modifieds will be back in action at the historical
Sussex County complex with a strong payday awaiting the winner and the entire
field. The victor of the 25-lap Bridgeport Modified feature event will
take home $1,200 if the number of entries in the division exceeds thirty. If the
car count in the Bridgeport Modified class is thirty or under, $1000 will be
bestowed to the first place finisher. 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 this
Bridgeport Modified race. The take the green money is worth $100.
The Crate Late Models, Chargers and Southern Delaware Vintage Stock Cars will
round out the agenda.
On Sunday, October 9, the pit area will open at 3:00 PM and grandstand gates
unlatch at 4:00 PM. Competition is set to get underway at 6:00 PM. General
grandstand admission is $20 and no charge for kids 12 and under. Admission to
the pits is $35. The minimum age to enter the pit area is fourteen.
Georgetown Speedway is a 1/2 mile dirt oval located on the northbound side of
U.S. Route 113, just 35 miles south of Dover, Delaware, a 45-minute drive from
Ocean City, Maryland, and easily accessible from Washington DC, Baltimore, and
Philadelphia.
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GRASSO THRILLS THE CROWD AT GEORGETOWN SPEEDWAY
GEORGETOWN, DE (September 5, 2011) - At the Chad Spicer Remembrance Race, JJ
Grasso thrilled the Georgetown Speedway crowd by winning the very exciting URC
Sprint Car main event. Jordan Watson was the victor in the Bridgeport Modified
feature. The Crate Late Model main event was won by Matt Hill. Kyle Tubbs took
top honors in the Chargers feature with Jim Pride, Jr. taking the checkered flag
in the Southern Delaware Vintage Stock Car race.
At the start of the 25-lap main event for the URC Sprint Cars, Joey Biasi bolted
out to the lead with Josh Weller, Eddie Wagner and Tim Hogue in tow. By lap 6,
Biasi was continuing to set the pace in the midst of lap traffic. With ten laps
recorded, Hogue was now in third with JJ Grasso in sixth from his seventeenth
starting spot. At the halfway point, Biasi’s lead was diminishing with Weller,
Hogue, Grasso and Wagner on the prowl. The complexion of the contest changed on
lap 17 as Biasi’s left rear tire blew up on the front straightaway to bring out
the only caution flag of the event. As the new leader, Weller held off a strong
challenge by Hogue on the restart to keep the lead. With five laps remaining,
Grasso began to track down Hogue and he gained second place on lap 21.
Immediately, Grasso was closing in on Weller for the lead. With two laps to go,
Grasso was locked in on Weller and Grasso scurried by Weller on the backstretch
to gain the lead as the crowd roared its approval. When the checkered flag
waved, it was Grasso in front with his family owned car. Weller finished second
with Hogue in third. Curt Michael wound up in fourth and rookie driver Troy
Betts collected a career best fifth place finish. The URC Sprint car heat races
were won by Joey Biasi, Dennis Garl and Josh Weller.
After winning the 25-lap Bridgeport Modified feature at Bridgeport Speedway the
previous night, Jordan Watson completed his weekend with another 25-lap victory.
Watson led every tour of the race. The race was marred by several cautions and
one red flag incident. The stoppage of the race occurred on lap 12 when Chad
James flipped into the catch fence in turn four after clipping an inside
marker tire. Travis Hill battled his way past Brett Kressley with five laps to
go to finish in second. With Kressley in third, Jesse Hill took fourth and Eric
Kormann placed fifth. Brett Ballard and Jordan Watson were victors in the
Bridgeport Modified qualifying events.
Polesitter Matt Hill wired the Crate Late Model field to triumph in the 20-lap
contest. David Pettyjohn passed Chris Hitchens on the final lap to finish in
second. Hitchens, Kelly Putz and Sparky White completed the top five. Crate Late
Model heats were won by Mike Wharton and Matt Hill.
Coming from the twenty-second starting position, Kyle Tubbs took the lead with
two circuits remaining and went on to win the 15-lap race for the Chargers. Jay
Siple, Guy Mitchell, Perry Waters and Matt Long filled out the top five.
Jim Pride, Jr. bested the field in the Southern Delaware Vintage Stock Car race.
Dwayne Heck, Mel Joseph, Jr. CJ Schirmer, and Chuck Tucker followed Pride across
the finish line.
GEORGETOWN SPEEDWAY RESULTS – SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 2011
URC Sprint Cars
Heat 1 – 1. Joey Biasi 2. Jeff Fithian 3. Andy Best 4. Randy West 5. David
Martin 6. Gary Gollub
Heat 2 – 1. Dennis Garl 2. Tim Hogue 3. Troy Betts 4. Art Liedl 5. Ed Aiken 6.
JJ Grasso
Heat 3 – 1. Josh Weller 2. Eddie Wagner 3. Curt Michael 4. Joe Zuczek 5. Mike
Kostic 6. Robbie Stillwagon
URC SPRINT CAR FEATURE – 25 Laps
1. JJ GRASSO 2. Josh Weller 3. Tim Hogue 4. Curt Michael 5. Troy Betts 6. Randy
West 7. Eddie Wagner 8. Ed Aiken 9. Andy Best 10. Art Liedl 11. Joe Zuczek 12.
Robbie Stillwagon13. David Martin 14. Chris Glanden 15. Joey Biasi 16. Jeff
Fithian 17. Steven Downs 18. Dennis Garl 19. Ryan Stillwagon 20. Gary Gollub 21.
Mike Kostic
Bridgeport Modifieds
Heat 1 – 1. Brett Ballard 2. Brett Kressley 3. Jesse Hill 4. Ron Roberts 5.
Chris Hitchens 6. Trent Willey
Heat 2 – 1. Jordan Watson 2. Travis Hill 3. Chad James 4. Scott Hitchens 5.
Keith Weber 6. Duane Rust
BRIDGEPORT MODIFIEDS FEATURE – 25 Laps
1. JORDAN WATSON 2. Travis Hill 3. Brett Kressley 4. Jesse Hill 5. Eric Kormann
6. Brett Ballard 7. Chris Hitchens 8. Ron Roberts 9. Ricky DiEva 10. Keith Dolan
11. Duane Rust 12. Ted Reynolds 13. Keith Weber 14. Chad James 15. Scott
Hitchens 16. Trent Willey 17. Jeff Marker 18. Shawn Weber
DNS: Sean Gunther
Crate Late Models
Heat 1 – 1. Mike Wharton 2. Sparky White 3. Kelly Putz 4. John Emory 5. Billy
Thompson 6. Stacey Roberts
Heat 2 – 1. Matt Hill 2. David Pettyjohn 3. Chris Hitchens 4. Cody Dawson 5. Rob
Bragg 6. Robbie Emory
CRATE LATE MODEL FEATURE – 20 Laps
1. MATT HILL 2. David Pettyjohn 3. Chris Hitchens 4. Kelly Putz 5. Sparky White
6. Cody Dawson 7. Robbie Emory 8. John Emory 9. Mike Wharton 10. Billy Thompson
11. Rob Bragg
DNS: Stacey Roberts
CHARGERS FEATURE – 15 Laps
1. KYLE TUBBS 2. Jay Sipple 3. Guy Mitchell 4. Perry Waters 5. Matt Long 6.
Hunter Wharton 7. Scott Dunn 8. John Wingrove 9. Ashley Merritt 10. Bunky White
11. Mike Lewis 12. Joe Carey 13. TJ Henry 14. Robbie Dunn 15. John Crosby 16.
Butch Hudson 17. Jeff Carey 18. Joe Waters 19. Woodchuck 20. Gene Hicks 21.
Dered Swafford 22. Keith Lewis 23. Randy Merritt 24. Tyler White 25. Ethan
Brasure 26. Cody Hudson
DNS: Shane Clogg
SOUTHERN DELAWARE VINTAGE STOCK CARS
1. JIM PRIDE, JR. 2. Dwayne Heck 3. Mel Joseph, Jr. 4. CJ Schirmer 5. Chuck
Tucker 6. Kelly Putz 7. Oscar Fields 8. Billy Towers 9. Todd Miller 10. Mike
Parsons 11. Kevin Gardener 12. Carl Schirmer, Sr. 13. Dave Schamp 14. Mitch
Morton 15. Colby Steele 16. Ronnie Ford
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A CHINESE AUCTION TO BE HELD AT ANNUAL CHAD SPICER REMEMBRANCE RACE AT
GEORGETOWN SPEEDWAY ON SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 4
GEORGETOWN, DE (August 27, 2011) – A Chinese Auction will be held at the Chad
Spicer Remembrance Race at Georgetown Speedway on Sunday, September 4. A
plethora of items have been donated and will be auctioned off during the
evening. The proceeds from this auction will go to the Aubrey Spicer Trust Fund.
This annual event at the Sussex County oval in Delaware honors the former
Georgetown police officer that was tragically killed in the line of duty on
Tuesday, September 1, 2009 during a traffic stop.
On the half-mile dirt oval, a big race card is sure to entertain everyone. The
URC Sprint Cars headline the program. This will be the third and final visit of
the popular touring series. In the two previous URC Sprint Car races this
season, JJ Grasso was the victor on May 29 and Randy West topped his rivals on
July 1.
Following qualifying events, a big payout awaits the top finisher in the
Bridgeport Modified class. The winner of the 25-lap Bridgeport Modified feature
event will receive $1,200 if the number of entries in the division exceeds
thirty. If the car count in the Bridgeport Modified class is thirty or under,
$1000 will be awarded to the victor. Unaltered GM 602 engines, 604engines with a
Bridgeport Speedway supplied restrictor plate and 347JR Ford motors with a
Bridgeport Speedway supplied restrictor plate will be allowed to compete in this
Bridgeport Modified race. The Crate Late Models, Chargers and Southern Delaware
Vintage Stock Cars will fill out the schedule.
On Sunday, September 4, the gates to the pits swing open at 4:00 PM and fans
will be admitted to the grandstand area at 5:00 PM. Action on the speedway will
begin at 7:00 PM. General grandstand admission is $20 and no charge for kids 12
and under. Admission to the pit area is $35. Also, it will be Bike Night at
Georgetown Speedway and the driver and one passenger will be admitted to the
grandstand for a total of $20.
Georgetown Speedway is a 1/2 mile dirt oval located on the northbound side of
U.S. Route 113, just 35 miles south of Dover, Delaware, a 45-minute drive from
Ocean City, Maryland, and easily accessible from Washington DC, Baltimore, and
Philadelphia.
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ANNUAL CHAD SPICER REMEMBRANCE RACE TO FEATURE URC SPRINT CARS AT GEORGETOWN
SPEEDWAY ON SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 4
GEORGETOWN, DE (August 11, 2011) – On the upcoming Labor Day weekend, the annual
Chad Spicer Remembrance Race is set to take place at Georgetown Speedway on
Sunday, September 4. This special event honors the former Georgetown police
officer that was tragically killed in the line of duty on Tuesday, September 1,
2009 during a traffic stop. The URC Sprint Cars will return to the Sussex County
dirt oval for their third and final visit of 2011. In the two previous URC
Sprint Car races this season, JJ Grasso was the winner on May 29 with Randy West
besting the field on July 1.
The Bridgeport Modifieds will be on the agenda as well with a 25-lap main event
for a hefty purse following qualifying races. The victor of the Bridgeport
Modified feature vent will walk away with $1,200 if the number of entries in the
class exceeds thirty. If the car count in the Bridgeport Modified division is
thirty or under, the winner will take home $1,000. 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 this Bridgeport Modified race. The popular Crate Late Models and
Chargers will round out the docket.
On Sunday, September 4, the pit gates unlock at 4:00 PM with the grandstand
turnstiles opening at 5:00 PM. Racing get underway at 7:00 PM. General
grandstand admission is $20 and no charge for kids 12 and under. Admission to
the pit area is $35. Also, it will be Bike Night at Georgetown Speedway and the
driver and one passenger will be admitted to the grandstand for a total of $20.
Georgetown Speedway is a 1/2 mile dirt oval located on the northbound side of
U.S. Route 113, just 35 miles south of Dover, Delaware, a 45-minute drive from
Ocean City, Maryland, and easily accessible from Washington DC, Baltimore, and
Philadelphia.
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WEST, LINGO, ROBERTS AND STRADLEY ARE VICTORS AT GEORGETOWN SPEEDWAY
GEORGETOWN, DE (July 2, 2011) - Before a large crowd at the First State
Firecracker, Randy West bested the field to win the URC Sprint Car feature at
Georgetown Speedway. Donald Lingo was the victor in the Super Late Model race.
The Bridgeport Modified contest was won by Ron Roberts with the Charger event
going to Warren Stradley.
At the start of the 25-lap URC Sprint Car feature, polesitter Randy West
rocketed out to the lead with Kramer Williamson, Robbie Stillwagon, Rory Janney
and Ed Aiken in tow. With five laps completed, West had nearly a full straight
away lead over the pack and was beginning to enter lap traffic. As West was
slicing and dicing his way through slower moving cars, Stillwaggon motored by
Williamson for the runner-up spot on lap 9. Two circuits later, Stillwagon
slipped up the track in turn three and allowed Williamson to regain second with
Janney climbing into third. A spin by Chris Weiss on lap 13 eliminated West’s
big advantage. When action got back underway, West maintained his lead over
Williamson, Janney, Josh Weller and Aiken. Two circuits later, the red flag came
out after Aiken flipped in turn two after making contact with Tim Higgins. When
the green flag waved again, West resumed his torrid pace and teadily built up
another comfortable margin over his rivals. The last yellow flag of the race
came out on lap 21 when Weller slid off of turn two and slowed while running in
fourth place. On the final restart, West remained in charge. A little further
back, Davey Sammons was making a late race surge as he migrated up to third on
lap 22 using the high groove of the half-mile
dirt oval. As the checkered flag flew, West was in front for his first URC
Sprint Car win of the year. Williamson held off the hard charging Sammons for
second place. Fourth was taken by Janney with Becca Anderson taking home a fifth
place finish. West, Williamson and Stillwagon were winners in the URC Sprint car
heat races.
Donald Lingo grabbed the lead at the beginning of the 25-lap Super Late Model
main event and was followed by Kenny Pettyjohn, Mark Pettyjohn, David Pettyjohn
and Ricky Elliott. By the second revolution, David Pettyjohn had climbed past
his brother Mark to ascend into third place. After David Pettyjohn went too high
in turn three on lap 5, Mark Pettyjohn regained third with Elliott forging ahead
into fourth. The first caution of the race occurred on lap 6 after a spin by Hal
Browning with Elliott going pitside to replace a flat tire. After back to back
caution periods on the seventh circuit, Lingo was still in control with Mark
Pettyjohn shuffling up to second place. Elliott was knifing his way back to the
front and took over third place with eleven laps scored. The final yellow flag
period happened on lap 13 when Browning stopped in turn two. Lingo continued to
hold the top spot when racing resumed with Elliott graduating to
the runner-up spot on lap 15. Three circuits later, Lingo had Elliott on his
bumper. With less than five tours to go, Lingo was holding on to the lead with
Elliott trying to use the high side. On the final lap, Lingo fended off another
stiff challenge by Elliott to gain his first Georgetown Speedway victory in the
Super Late Model division. With Elliott taking second, Mark Pettyjohn finished
third and was followed by David Pettyjohn and Herb Tunis. Mark Pettyjohn and
Elliott were victors in the Super Late Model qualifying events.
Veteran Ron Roberts took over the lead with two tours to go as he won the
entertaining 25-lap Bridgeport Modified race. Corey Andersen became the leader
at the onset of the affair with Scott Hitchens, Matt Budd, Ron Roberts and
Jordan Watson in pursuit. With a long stretch of green flag racing and only nine
laps remaining, Andersen successfully migrated through a wave of lap traffic
with Watson edging into second and Roberts advancing to third. On lap 18,
Andersen encountered some difficulty as he made contact with a slower car and
allowed Watson to narrow the gap. On lap 21, Watson took over the lead from
Anderson. On the next tour, Andersen briefly returned to the top only to see
Watson return the favor when the lap as scored. On lap 23, Roberts motored by
both Watson and Andersen to become the new leader. The yellow flag appeared on
the white flag lap as Andersen’s strong ride ended as he stopped in turn four.
On the last lap restart, Roberts was holding on to his lead with Watson, Chad
James and Hitchens in tight quarters. With Roberts crossing the finish line
first, James was able to gain second on the final lap with Hitchens edging up to
third place. Watson and Budd completed the top five. Bridgeport Modified heats
were won by Ryan Anderson and Watson.
Warren Stradley, the eleventh place starter in the 15-lap Charger race, took
over the lead on lap 4 as he claimed his first win at Georgetown Speedway. Brian
Crisman wound up in second after beginning the race in sixteenth. Tyler White,
Ashley Merritt and TJ Henry rounded out the top five finishers.
GEORGETOWN SPEEDWAY RESULTS – FRIDAY, JULY 1, 2011
URC Sprint Cars
Heat 1 – 1. Randy West 2. Becca Anderson 3. JJ Grasso 4. Bryn Gohn 5. David
Martin 6. Jeff Fithian
Heat 2 – 1. Kramer Williamson 2. Rory Janney 3. Ed Aiken 4. Davey Sammons 5.
Andy Best 6. Tim Higgins
Heat 3 – 1. Robbie Stillwagon 2. Curt Michael 3. Josh Weller 4. Art Leidl 5. Tim
Hogue 6. Chris Weiss
URC SPRINT CAR FEATURE – 25 Laps
1.RANDY WEST 2.Kramer Williamson 3. Davey Sammons 4. Rory Janney 5. Becca
Anderson 6. Robbie Stillwagon 7. Curt Michael 8. Andy Best 9. Tim Hogue 10. Art
Leidl 11. Bryn Gohn 12. Troy Betts 13. Chris Weiss 14. Tim Higgins 15. David
Martin 16. Josh Weller 17. Ed Aiken 18. Jonathan Swanson 19. Jeff Fithian 20. JJ
Grasso
DNS: Mark Bitner, Steve Whary
Super Late Models
Heat 1 – 1. Mark Pettyjohn 2. Donald Lingo 3. Kerry King 4. Herb Tunis 5. Lou
Johnson 6. Mike Parsons
Heat 2 – 1. Ricky Elliott 2. Kenny Pettyjohn 3. David Pettyjohn 4. Kelly Putz 5.
Hal Browning 6. Rob Bragg
SUPER LATE MODEL FEATURE – 25 Laps
1. DONALD LINGO 2. Ricky Elliott 3. Mark Pettyjohn 4. David Pettyjohn 5. Herb
Tunis 6. Kelly Putz 7. Kenny Pettyjohn 8. Mike Parsons 9. Hal Browning 10. Rob
Bragg 11. Lou Johnson 12. Kerry King
DNS:
Bridgeport Modifieds
Heat 1 – 1. Ryan Anderson 2. Matt Budd 3. Scott Hitchens 4. Norman Short 5.
Corey Andersen 6. Dan Cogdill, Jr.
Heat 2 – 1. Jordan Watson 2. Chad James 3. Ron Roberts 4. Jesse Hill 5. Ricky
DiEva 6. Bradley Roberts
BRIDGEPORT MODIFIEDS FEATURE – 25 Laps
1. RON ROBERTS 2. Chad James 3. Scott Hitchens 4. Jordan Watson 5. Matt Budd 6.
Jesse Hill 7. Ryan Anderson 8. Norman Short 9. Dan Cogdill, Jr. 10. Duane Rust
11. Keith Weber 12. Ricky DiEva 13. Corey Andersen 14. Jeff Marker 15. Chris
Hitchens 16. Bradley Roberts 17. Jamie Eichholz 18. Keith Dolan
DNS: Bryan Brasure, Ted Reynolds
CHARGERS FEATURE – 15 Laps
1. WARREN STRADLEY 2. Brian Crisman 3. Tyler White 4. Ashley Merritt 5. TJ Henry
6. Guy Mitchell 7. Josh Lovett 8. Jay Sipple 9. Dylan Evans 10. Mike Lewis 11.
Randy Gray 12. Cody Hitchens 13. Woodchuck 14. Jeff Carey 15. Cody Hudson 16.
Kyle Tubbs 17. Chris Martinez 18. Glenn Wooters 19. Randy Merritt 20. Bunky
White 21. Joe Waters 22. Mason Wolfe 23. Derek Swafford 24. Butch Hudson 25. Joe
Carey
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A BANNER CONTEST WILL BE HELD AT THE FIRST STATE FIRECRACKER AT GEORGETOWN
SPEEDWAY
GEORGETOWN, DE (June 27, 2011) – Along with four divisions of racing and a
fireworks display, the First State Firecracker on July 1 at Georgetown Speedway
will include a banner contest. Kids are encouraged to make banners of their
favorite driver that will be showcased during the night.
The United Racing Company (URC) Sprint Cars and Super Late Models will share the
spotlight with each division having a 25-lap feature following qualifying
events. The Bridgeport Modifieds will once again be on the Georgetown Speedway
program with a hefty purse available for competitors. The victor of the
Bridgeport Modified feature event will walk away with $1,200 if the number of
entries in the class exceeds thirty. If the car count in the Bridgeport Modified
division is thirty or under, the winner will take home $1,000. The popular
Charger class will round out the docket. A fireworks display is scheduled to
occur during intermission.
On Friday, July 1, the pit area opens at 4:30 PM with grandstand gates unlocking
at 5:30 PM. The first qualifying event is slated to start at 7:30 PM. General
grandstand admission is $20 and no charge for kids 12 and under. Admission to
the pit area is $35.
Georgetown Speedway is a 1/2 mile dirt oval located on the northbound side of
U.S. Route 113, just 35 miles south of Dover, Delaware, a 45-minute drive from
Ocean City, Maryland, and easily accessible from Washington DC, Baltimore, and
Philadelphia.
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THE FIRST STATE FIRECRACKER IS UP NEXT AT GEORGETOWN SPEEDWAY
GEORGETOWN, DE (June 16, 2011) – Four classes of racing and a spectacular
fireworks display will make the Friday, July 1 event at Georgetown Speedway a
blockbuster event. The First State Firecracker will showcase the United Racing
Company (URC) Sprint Cars and Super Late Models during this special holiday
weekend show at the famed half-mile dirt oval in southern Delaware.
In the last URC Sprint Car event at Georgetown Speedway on Sunday, May 29, JJ
Grasso, “The Jersey Jet”, was the victor and he will be looking to repeat his
winning performance. Other URC stars expected to be in competition include Curt
Michael, Becca Anderson, Ed Aiken and Kramer Williamson.
The Super Late Models will be making their first appearance of the year at
Georgetown Speedway and they will have a 25-lap feature following qualifying
events. Ricky Elliott, David Pettyjohn, Kenny Pettyjohn and Donald Lingo are
just a few of the drivers expected to be on hand.
Like the Memorial Day weekend show, this program at Georgetown Speedway will
include the Bridgeport Modifieds. 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 Chargers will complete the
race card. During intermission, a fireworks display is sure to entertain
everyone in attendance.
On Friday, July 1, the pit gates will open at 4:30 PM with grandstand turnstiles
opening at 5:30 PM. Racing is set to get underway at 7:30 PM. General grandstand
admission is $20 and no charge for kids 12 and under. Admission to the pit area
is $35.
Georgetown Speedway is a 1/2 mile dirt oval located on the northbound side of
U.S. Route 113, just 35 miles south of Dover, Delaware, a 45-minute drive from
Ocean City, Maryland, and easily accessible from Washington DC, Baltimore, and
Philadelphia.
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GRASSO IS SCORCHING HOT AT GEORGETOWN SPEEDWAY
GEORGETOWN, DE (May 30, 2011) - On Pizza King Night at Georgetown Speedway, JJ
Grasso scorched the field to win the Rislone URC Sprint Series main. Brett
Kressley was the victor in the Bridgeport Modified race. The Crate Late Model
feature was won by Ricky Elliott. Josh Lovett took home the checkered flag in
the Charger contest.
In the 25-lap main event for the Rislone URC Sprint Series, Robbie Stillwagon
took the lead at the start with JJ Grasso and Jonathan Swanson on the prowl.
Quickly, the top three began to breakaway from the pack and by lap 4, Grasso was
inching in on the leader. With the frontrunners in lap traffic on lap 7, Grasso
squeaked by Stillwagon for the lead just before the caution flag came out for
the stopped car of Steve Whary. When action got back underway, Grasso kept his
advantage and he began to fly away from the field with Stillwagon, Becca
Anderson and Aiken in tight quarters. Aiken nudged his way up into third on lap
10 and Anderson dropped out of the race on the next lap with a steering
malfunction. Back up top, Grasso nearly collided with a slower moving car just
past the halfway point. In the second half of the race, Grasso set a blistering
pace to win his second URC race of 2011. For his career, Grasso now has eighteen
URC victories. Stillwagon finished second with Aiken taking third. Davie Franek
and Randy West completed the top five. Stillwagon, Grasso and Swanson each won a
Rislone URC Sprint Series heat race with the B-main going to Joe Zuczek.
Brett Kressley led every step of the way to capture his first ever Bridgeport
Modified feature. In the 25-lap affair, Kressley took advantage of his pole
starting position and rocketed out to the front with Brett Ballard in second. On
lap 8, the front end of Kressley’s car became entangled on top of the rear of
another car. Fortunately, Kressley’s car disengaged after a short ride and he
survived a few restarts to gain the win. Dan Cogdill, Sr. wound up in second
place with Scott Hitchens getting third. Jordan Watson and Ballard finished
fourth and fifth respectively. The Bridgeport Modified heats were won by Ballard
and Kressley.
Ricky Elliott inherited the lead from David Pettyjohn on the twelfth circuit and
led the remaining distance in winning the 20-lap Crate Late Model Race. David
Pettyjohn set the pace for the opening eleven tours until a mechanical issue
forced him to the pits. Elliott survived lap traffic in the final quarter of the
race to win the caution-free event. Mike Wharton was the runner-up. Tyler Reed,
Mike Wilson and Joe Warren rounded out the top five finishers. Mike Wharton and
David Pettyjohn were victors in the Crate Late Model heat races.
Josh Lovett scurried by Kyle Tubbs with two laps remaining to win the
entertaining 15-lap race for the Chargers. Tyler White took third place with Guy
Mitchell in fourth and Butch Hudson in fifth.
GEORGETOWN SPEEDWAY RESULTS - SUNDAY MAY 29, 2011
Rislone URC Sprint Series
Heat 1 - 1. Robbie Stillwagon 2. Becca Anderson 3. Ed Aiken 4. Jimmy Stizel 5.
Dave Ely 6. Curt Michael
Heat 2 - 1. JJ Grasso 2. Davie Franek 3. Art Leidl 4. Steve Whary 5. Kramer
Williamson 6. Tim Higgins
Heat 3 - 1. Jonathan Swanson 2. Tim Iulg 3. Randy West 4. Andy Best 5. Josh
Weller 6. Scott Purcell
B-Main - 1. Joe Zuczek 2. Rory Janney 3. David Martin 4. Jeff Fithian 5. Tim
Hogue 6. Johnny Zimmerman
RISLONE URC SPRINT SERIES FEATURE – 25 Laps
1. JJ GRASSO 2. Robbie Stillwagon 3. Ed Aiken 4. Davie Franek 5. Randy West 6.
Andy Best 7. Dave Ely 8. Curt Michael 9. Josh Weller 10. Art Leidl 11. Kramer
Williamson 12. Jimmy Stizel 13. Rory Janney 14. Tim Hogue 15. Joe Zuczek 16.
Jeff Fithian 17. Jonathan Swanson 18. David Martin 19. Tim Iulg 20. Becca
Anderson 21. Tim Higgins 22. Scott Purcell 23. Steve Whary 24. Johnny Zimmerman
DNQ: Chris Weiss, Troy Betts
Bridgeport Modifieds
Heat 1 - 1. Brett Ballard 2. Dan Cogdill, Sr. 3. Sean Gunther 4. Travis Hill 5.
Pat Wall 6. Dave Witte
Heat 2 - 1. Brett Kressley 2. Jordan Watson 3. Norman Short 4. Chris Hitchens 5.
Ryan Anderson 6. Mike Cogdill
BRIDGEPORT MODIFIEDS FEATURE – 25 Laps
1. BRETT KRESSLEY 2. Dan Cogdill, Sr. 3. Scott Hitchens 4. Jordan Watson 5.
Brett Ballard 6. Ryan Anderson 7. Dan Cogdill, Jr. 8. Duane Rust 9. Scott Baker
10. Justin Jones 11. Travis Hill 12. Pat Wall 13. Dave Witte 14. Mike Cogdill
15. Joe Dill 16. Sean Gunther 17. Brandon Blades 18. Jeff Marker 19. Ricky DiEva
20. Jamie Eicholz 21. Jesse Dill 22. Norman Short
Crate Late Models
Heat 1 - 1. Mike Wharton 2. Stacy Roberts 3. Rob Bragg 4. Mike Wilson 5. Joe
Warren 6. Chris Hitchens
Heat 2 - 1. David Pettyjohn 2. Ricky Elliott 3. Matt Hill 4. Tyler Reed 5.
Donald Lingo, Jr. 6. Reese Masiello
CRATE LATE MODELS FEATURE - 20 Laps
1. RICKY ELLIOTT 2. Mike Wharton 3. Tyler Reed 4. Mike Wilson 5. Joe Warren 6.
Chris Hitchens 7. Rob Bragg 8. Gus Economides 9. Clay Tatman 10. Stacey Roberts
11. Cody Dawson 12. Donald Lingo 13. Reese Masiello 14. David Pettyjohn 15. Matt
Hill 16. David Nailor
CHARGERS FEATURE - 15 Laps
1. JOSH LOVETT 2. Kyle Tubbs 3. Tyler White 4. Guy Mitchell 5. Butch Hudson 6.
Ashley Merrit 7. Joe Waters 8. Woodchuck 9. Art Knapp 10. Jay Sipple 11. Kate
Raively 12. Derrick Swafford 13. Mason Wolfe 14. Randy Merritt 15. Geoff Carey
16. Warren Stradley 17. Little Joe Waters 18. Cheri LaClaire
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PIZZA KING NIGHT AT GEORGETOWN SPEEDWAY SHOWCASES THE URC SPRINT CARS AND A
CHICKEN WING EATING CONTEST
GEORGETOWN, DE (May 12, 2011) – During Memorial Day weekend, wings will be
flying at Georgetown Speedway on Sunday, May 29. On the racetrack, winged sprint
cars from the popular United Racing Company (URC) will return to the half-mile
dirt speedway on Pizza King Night. All of the URC stars are expected to be on
hand including JJ Grasso, Curt Michael, Becca Anderson, and Kramer Williamson.
At intermission, a chicken wing eating contest is scheduled. Pizza King, a
popular eatery with three current locations in Delaware and a new Bridgeville
venue opening in June, will be supplying the chicken wings for this event. Pizza
King has been satisfying customers for over 32 years with a wide variety of food
including pizza, chicken wings, subs, wraps, salads and seafood.
This special holiday show will include the Bridgeport Modifieds. 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 Crate Late Models will round out the three division card.
On Sunday, May 29, pit gates will unlock at 4:00 PM and the fans can enter the
grandstands at 5:00 PM. Hot laps will hit the track at 6:15 PM. General
grandstand admission tickets are $20 and no charge for kids 12 and under.
Admission to the pit area is $35.
Georgetown Speedway is a 1/2 mile dirt oval located on the northbound side of
U.S. Route 113, just 35 miles south of Dover, Delaware, a 45-minute drive
from Ocean City, Maryland, and easily accessible from Washington DC,
Baltimore, and Philadelphia.
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RAIN STOPS GEORGETOWN SPEEDWAY’S OPENER
GEORGETOWN, DE (April 3, 2011) – Rain forced the postponement of Georgetown
Speedway’s opening day race program. The 2011 Spring Fling lid-lifter was
scheduled to showcase the Super Late Models, Bridgeport Modifieds, Crate Late
Models and Southern Delaware Vintage Stock Car club. Speedway management will be
assessing and discussing a make-up
date for this event.
The next scheduled race at the famed Sussex County oval in Delaware is Sunday,
May 29 at 7:00 p.m. This special Memorial Day show will feature the URC Sprints
along with the Bridgeport Modifieds and the Crate Late Models.
Georgetown Speedway is a 1/2 mile dirt oval located on the northbound side of
U.S. Route 113, just 35 miles south of Dover, Delaware, a 45-minute drive from
Ocean City, Maryland, and easily accessible from Washington DC, Baltimore, and
Philadelphia.
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AUSTIN HUBBARD TO WHEEL BEITLER’S LATE MODEL AT GEORGETOWN SPEEDWAY’S SPRING
FLING
GEORGETOWN, DE (March 29, 2011) – Due to weather conditions in the Midwest,
Austin Hubbard has changed his race schedule and will be competing on Saturday,
April 2 at Georgetown Speedway’s Spring Fling 2011. Hubbard, the World of
Outlaws Late Model standout, will be wheeling the Super Late Model owned by Dale
Beitler. Hubbard will be chasingthe $2500 first place check along with other
expected Super Late Model participants such as Ricky Elliott, David Pettyjohn,
Kenny Pettyjohn and Donald Lingo.
The four-division opening day card will include the Bridgeport Modifieds. The
victor of the Bridgeport Modified feature event will take home $1,200 if the
number of entries in theBridgeport Modified class exceeds thirty. If the car
count in the Bridgeport Modified class is thirty or under, the winner will
receive $1,000. The Crate Late Models and the Southern Delaware Vintage Stock
Car club will be in competition as well. Several racing legends from the state
of Delaware will be signing autographs during intermission.
On Saturday, April 2, pit gates open at 2:00 PM and spectators can enter the
grandstand area at 3:00 PM. Hot laps will start at 4:00 PM. General grandstand
admission tickets are $20 with children 12 and under admitted for free.
Admission to the pit area is $35.
Georgetown Speedway is a 1/2 mile dirt oval located on the northbound side of
U.S. Route 113, just 35 miles south of Dover, Delaware, a 45-minute drive from
Ocean City, Maryland, and easily accessible from Washington DC, Baltimore, and
Philadelphia.
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LINEUP CHANGE PLANTS THE BRIDGEPORT MODIFIEDS ONTO GEORGETOWN’S SPRING FLING
GEORGETOWN, DE (March 13, 2011) – After strong interest from several race teams,
the Bridgeport Modifieds (formerly known as Crate Modifieds) have been added to
the 2011 Spring Fling on Saturday, April 2 at Georgetown Speedway. “This
will allow some of the local Delaware Crate Modifieds to compete with our
Bridgeport Modifieds and all of them will have a chance to run for a
solid purse,” explained Jay James, who will be conducting six races in 2011 at
the Southern Delaware dirt oval. The winner of the opening day event will
take home $1200 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 first place check is worth $1,000. With the addition of the
Bridgeport Modifieds, the Big Block Modifieds will not be racing on this
program as previously announced.
Joining the Bridgeport Modifieds and headlining the 2011 Spring Fling will be
the Super Late Models. Stars such as Ricky Elliott, David Pettyjohn, Kenny
Pettyjohn, and Donald Lingo are expected to compete in a 25-lap Super Late
Model feature following qualifying events. The Crate Late Models and the
Southern Delaware Vintage Stock Car club will complete the four-division
card. During intermission, several racing legends from the state of
Delaware will be signing autographs.
On Saturday, April 2, pit gates open at 2:00 PM and fans will be admitted to the
grandstand starting at 3:00 PM. Warm-ups get underway at 4:00 PM. General
grandstand admission tickets are $20 with children 12 and under admitted
for free. Admission to the pit area is $35.
Georgetown Speedway is a 1/2 mile dirt oval located on the northbound side of
U.S. Route 113, just 35 miles south of Dover, Delaware, a 45-minute drive
from Ocean City, Maryland, and easily accessible from Washington DC,
Baltimore, and Philadelphia.
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GEORGETOWN SPEEDWAY SPRINGS OPEN ON APRIL 2
GEORGETOWN, DE (March 6, 2011) - For the fourth consecutive year, Jay James,
owner of Bridgeport Speedway, has scheduled a limited number of events at
the historic Georgetown Speedway in Delaware. The 2011 Spring Fling, the
first of six races in 2011 at the Sussex County facility, is set for
Saturday, April 2.
This opening event will be the only time this year at Georgetown Speedway that
the Big Block Modifieds and Super Late Models will be on the same program.
Each of these must see divisions will be competing in 25-lap feature
events following qualifying races for each class. Big Block Modified stars
from across the Tri-State area including Richie Pratt, Jr., Wade
Hendrickson, Jimmy Horton and others are likely to be on hand. Ricky Elliott,
David Pettyjohn, Kenny Pettyjohn, and Donald Lingo are just a few of the Super
Late Model stars expected to be in competition. Also, the Crate Late Models and
the Southern Delaware Vintage Stock Car club will see action on the big
half-mile dirt oval.
On Saturday, April 2, competitors will be admitted to the pits at 2:00 PM with
the spectator gates opening at 3:00 PM. Warm-ups get underway at 4:00 PM.
General grandstand admission tickets are $20 with children 12 and under admitted
for free. Admission to the pit area is $35.
Georgetown Speedway is a 1/2 mile dirt oval located on the northbound side of
U.S. Route 113, just 35 miles south of Dover, Delaware, a 45-minute drive from
Ocean City, Maryland, and easily accessible from Washington DC, Baltimore, and
Philadelphia.
2011 Georgetown Speedway Schedule
April
Saturday 4/2 Georgetown Speedway
Big Block Modifieds, Super Late Models, Crate Late Models, Southern Delaware
Vintage Stock Car Club
May
Sunday 5/29 Georgetown Speedway
Crate Modified, Crate Late Models, URC Sprints
July
Friday 7/1 Georgetown Speedway
Crate Modifieds, URC Sprints Super Late Models (Fireworks)
September
Sunday 9/4 Georgetown Speedway
Crate Modifieds, Crate Late Models, URC Sprints
October
Sunday 10/9 Georgetown Speedway
Crate Modifieds, Crate Late Models, Tri-State Racersaver 305 Sprints, Southern
Delaware Vintage Stock Cars
November
Saturday 11/12 Georgetown Speedway - End Of Year Show
Big Block Modifieds, Crate Modifieds, Crate Late Models
Georgetown Speedway
Big Block Modifieds Feature Race
(25 Laps) Georgetown Speedway 0.500 miles
11/13/2010 05:53 PM
Race Results
|
Pos. |
Car# |
Big Block Modified |
Pos. |
Car# |
Crate Modified |
|
Pos. |
Car# |
Crate Models |
|
| 1 | 0 | Richie Pratt, Jr. | 1 |
01 |
Brett Ballard | 1 | 5S | Donald Lingo, Jr. | ||
| 2 | 7 | Rick Laubach | 2 | 98H | Travis Hill | 2 | 84 | Matt Hill | ||
| 3 | 51M | Wade Hendrickson | 3 | ONW | Neal Williams | 3 | 100 | Mike Wharton | ||
| 4 | I4W | Ryan Watt | 4 | 38 | Matt Hawkins | 4 | 77 | Chris Hitchens | ||
| 5 | 7A | Chick Cossaboone | 5 | 16S | Eric Korman | 5 | 12 | Mike Wilson | ||
| 6 | 12 | Mike Franz | 6 | 98 | Mike Cogdill | 6 | 13 | Tony Bowers | ||
| 7 | Z14 | Ron Roberts | 7 | Zl4K | Brad Roberts | 7 | 22R | Reese Masiello | ||
| 8 | 267 | Mike Barone | 8 | 13 | Corey Cohee | 8 | 9MG | Matt Glanden | ||
| 9 | 517 | Larry Solomon | 9 | 38 | John Aumick | 9 | 91 | Eddie Williams | ||
| 10 | 44 | Jimmy Chester | 10 | 26J | Dan Cogdill, Jr. | 10 | 7 DQ | Ross Robinson (double shocks) | ||
| 11 | 307 | Sean Gunther | 11 | 33X | Matt Budd | |||||
| 12 | 43H | Jimmy Morton IV | 12 | Zl4 | Keith Dolan | |||||
| 13 | 33 | Brad Trice | 13 | 311 | Doug Urbano | Qualifying Best Speed MPH | ||||
| 14 | 83 | Dale Hawkins | 14 | 77 | Tom Miller |
100 |
Mike Wharton 85.690 | |||
| 15 | 78 | Neil Huber | 15 | 27 | Ryan Anderson | 7 | Ross Robinson 83.924 | |||
| 16 | 12 | Tom Solderich | 16 | 11A | Greg Taylor | 84 | Matt Hill 83.624 | |||
| 17 | 11 | Scott Armbruster | 17 | 37 | Bryan Kuhl | 5S | Donald Lingo, Jr. 82.991 | |||
| 18 | 01 | Brett Ballard | 18 | 7 | Joe Dill | 77 | Chris Hitchens 81.967 | |||
| 19 | 00 | Doug Manmiller | 19 | 15 | Scott Hitchens | 12 | Mike Wilson 81.349 | |||
| 20 | 10 | Jason Duple | 20 | 62 | Jason Bishop | 9MG | Matt Glanden 79.635 | |||
| 21 | 9D | Jason Deliessio | 21 | 14K | Shawn Ward | 91 | Eddie Williams 78.023 | |||
| 22 | 56 | Chad James | 13 | Tony Bowers 77.620 | ||||||
| 23 | 46 | Jerry Carter II | 22R | Reese Masiello 74.156 | ||||||
| DNQ |
1 |
Duane Rust | ||||||||
| DNQ |
37 |
Ed Firth | ||||||||
| Big Block Modifieds | Crate Modifieds |
| Heat 1 1. 12 Mike Franz Heat 2 1. 267 Mike Barone Heat 3 1. 1 I4W Ryan Watt |
Heat 1
1. 15 Scott Hitchens 2. 27 Ryan Anderson 3. 98 Mike Cogdill 4. 13 Corey Cohee 5. 311 Doug Urbano 6. Zl4 Keith Dolan 7. 77 Tom Miller Heat 2
1. 98H Travis Hill 2. 7 Joe Dill 3. ONW Neal Williams 4. 16S Eric Korman 5. 37 Bryan Kuhl 6. 11A Greg Taylor 7. 14kK Shawn Ward
Heat 3
1. 38 Matt Hawkins 2. Z14K Brad Roberts 3. 01 Brett Ballard 4. 38 John Aumick 5. 62 Jason Bishop 6. 33X Matt Budd 7. 26J Dan Cogdill, Jr.
|
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2010 FINALE AT GEORGETOWN SPEEDWAY TO FEATURE TRI-TRACK BIG BLOCK MODIFIEDS
GEORGETOWN, DE (October 26, 2010) - On Saturday, November 13, the final race
program of the season will be held at Georgetown Speedway. The three division
show will showcase the Tri-Track Big Block Modifieds in a 25-lap event with
$2500 going to the victor. With two races remaining in the 2010 edition of the
Tri-Track Big Block Modified Series, Rick Laubach is the current point leader
over Ryan Watt, Billy Pauch, Sr., Richie Pratt, Jr., and Jimmy Horton.
The Crate Modifieds and Crate Late Models will be on the docket as well. Each
of these divisions will compete in separate 20-lap main events following
qualifying races.
On Saturday, November 13, the pit gates at Georgetown Speedway unlock at 1:00 PM
with the grandstand gates opening at 2:00 PM. Warm-ups will start at 3:15 PM and
the racing begins at 4:00 PM. General grandstand admission tickets for adults
are $20 with children 12 and under admitted for free. Admission to the pit area
is $35. A raindate of Sunday, November 14 has been scheduled.
Georgetown Speedway is a 1/2 mile dirt oval located on the northbound side of
U.S. Route 113, just 35 miles south of Dover, Delaware, a 45-minute drive from
Ocean City, Maryland, and easily accessible from Washington DC, Baltimore,
and Philadelphia.
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PAUCH, ELLIOTT AND WALL ARE SUPER AT GEORGETOWN SPEEDWAY
GEORGETOWN, DE (October 11, 2010) - On AC Delcos Super Sunday at Georgetown
Speedway, Billy Pauch, Sr. was victorious in the Big Block Modified
feature. In the Super Late Model contest, Ricky Elliott took the checkered flag.
Pat Wall won the Crate Modified race.
In the 25-lap Big Block Modified event, Matt Jester grabbed the early lead with
Brian Kressley, Ron Roberts and Keith Hoffman in tow. Only one circuit was
completed before the first caution flag was displayed for HJ Bunting. On the
ensuing restart, Jester maintained his lead but Billy Pauch, Sr. soared to
second place with Kressley, Roberts and Hoffman following the top two. Racing
action came to a stop on lap 3 when Matt Hawkins went off the track on the
backstretch. When the green flag waved again, Pauch Sr. blasted by Jester to
take over the lead with Hoffman climbing up to third. After another caution
period on lap 4 for Don Hallowell, the top two of Pauch, Sr. and Jester stayed
intact with Roberts getting by Hoffman for third. Pauch, Sr. was beginning to
inch away from the field when Brett Ballard spun in turn two on lap 9. Green
flag racing resumed for only one lap as Ballard and Dutton collided in turn
three. Again, Pauch, Sr. kept his lead over Jester on the restart as Hoffman
regained third from Roberts. On lap 13, Jester was beginning to close in on the
leader. Two tours later, the yellow flag made another appearance as Jordan
Watson spun in turn three. The top three of Pauch, Sr., Jester, Hoffman
maintained their positions when racing resumed. The final caution flag appeared
on lap 16 as Hallowells car stopped in turn four. On the restart, Pauch, Sr.
survived a strong challenge by Jester to keep his lead. As the laps clicked
away, Pauch, Sr. had developed a sizable advantage. With two circuits remaining,
Pauch, Sr. began to navigate through lap traffic. At the finish line, Pauch, Sr.
had a comfortable advantage as he collected $3000 for his efforts. Jester
completed the race in second place with Hoffman finishing in third. Jimmy
Chester and Kressley completed the top five. Kressley, Chester and Jester were
winners in the Big Block Modified heat races.
At the start of the 25-lap Super Late Model feature, DJ Troutman jumped out to
the front with Darryl Hills providing an early strong challenge for the lead.
Just as one lap as completed, the left rear tire blew on Hills and the
yellow lights were turned on. On the restart, Troutman kept his lead with Ricky
Elliott taking over second place andDavid Hill driving into third. On lap
3, Kenny Pettyjohn passed Hill for third. With the top three in tight quarters,
Elliott was able to capture the lead on lap 5 with Kenny Pettyjohn escalating
into second one circuit later. After back to back caution periods on lap 6, the
third place running Troutman retired from the race and Dan Stone graduated to
the position. When action got back underway, Kenny Pettyjohn and Stone remained
within striking distance of Elliott and Stone eventually took over the runner-up
spot on lap 9. Just as Elliott and Stone were breaking away from their rivals, a
mechanical issue caused Stone to drop from the race on lap 13 and Kenny
Pettyjohn recaptured second. Elliott had a very large lead when the final yellow
flag appeared on lap 20 as Kyle Lears ride came to a stop on the backstretch.
When the green flag waved and only five laps remaining, Elliott had to fight
hard to keep his lead as Kenny Pettyjohn was on the prowl. Elliott held on to
capture the $3000 payday with a two car length win over Kenny Pettyjohn.
Third place went to Mark Pettyjohn.Hills and Chris Shuey rounded out the top
five. Kenny Pettyjohn, Mark Pettyjohn and Kevin Scott, Jr. each won a Super Late
Model qualifying event.
After leading the majority of the race, Pat Wall regained the lead on lap 17 and
went on to score the win in the 20-lap Crate Modified feature. Kyle Fuller led
the opening lap and Wall took over the top pot on the next tour.
Wall had several large leads during the event only to lose them due to caution
flags. After a caution on lap 14, Wall lost the lead to Ryan Anderson. Following
a caution on lap 16, Wall worked his way back around Anderson as he earned his
first career Georgetown Speedway win. Dan Cogdill wound up in second place and
Matt Budd finished in third. Mike Cogdill and Shawn Ward filled out the
top five. Crate Modified heats were won by Budd and Ward.
Georgetown Speedway Results Sunday, October 10, 2010
Big Block Modifieds
Heat 1 Brian Kressley, Jordan Watson, Mike Franz, Scott Van Gorder, Rusty Smith,
CJ Faison
Heat 2 Jimmy Chester, Joseph Watson, Keith Hoffman, Scott Irwin, Sean Gunther,
Don Hallowell
Heat 3 Matt Jester, Billy Pauch, Sr., Dave Howard, Ron Roberts, Robert Dutton,
Butch Tittle
BIG BLOCK MODIFED FEATURE 25 Laps
BILLY PAUCH, SR., Matt Jester, Keith Hoffman, Jimmy Chester, Brian Kressley, Ron
Roberts, Chad James, CJ Faison, Rusty Smith, Butch Tittle, Mike Franz, Dave
Howard, Jordan Watson, Neil Huber, Scott Van Gorder, Matt Hawkins, Don
Hallowell, Joseph Watson, Scott Irwin, Sean Gunther, Brett Ballard, Duane Rust,
Robert Dutton, Ed Firth, HJ Bunting
DNQ: Richie Pratt, Jr. Bryant Brown
Super Late Models
Heat 1 Kenny Pettyjohn, Kerry King, Ricky Elliott, Darryl Hills, Rob Schirmer,
Kyle Lear Heat 2 Mark Pettyjohn, David Hill, Lou Johnson, Dan Stone, Wes
Bonebrake, Alan Sagi Heat 3 Kevin Scott, Jr., DJ Troutman, Herb Tunis, Donald
Lingo, Mark Byram, Chris Shuey
SUPER LATE MODEL FEATURE 25 Laps
RICKY ELLIOTT, Kenny Pettyjohn, Mark Pettyjohn, Darryl Hills, Chris Shuey,
Rob Schirmer, Lou Johnson, Kyle Lear, Derek Hill, Dan Stone, Steve Davis, Mike
Wharton, DJ Troutman, Mark Byram, Donald Lingo, Kerry King, Kevin Scott, Jr.,
Kelly Putz, Alan Sagi, David Hill, David Pettyjohn, Wes Bonebrake, Herb Tunis
Crate Modifieds
Heat 1 Matt Budd, Ryan Anderson, Travis Hill, Joe Dill, Kyle Fuller, Brad
Roberts
Heat 2 Shawn Ward, Brett Ballard, Dan Cogdill, Pat Wall, Scott Hitchens, Mike
Cogdill
CRATE MODIFIEDS FEATURE 20 Laps
PAT WALL, Dan Cogdill, Matt Budd, Mike Cogdill, Shawn Ward, Kyle Fuller, Keith
Dolan, Brad Roberts, Ryan Anderson, Jim Atkinson, Ted Reynolds. Kyle Borror, Joe
Dill, Josh Roscoe, Jeff Marker, Travis Hill, Brett Ballard, Brandon Blades
DQ: Scott Hitchens
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BIG BLOCK MODIFIEDS AND SUPER LATE MODELS SHARE SUPER SUNDAY SPOTLIGHT AT GEORGETOWN SPEEDWAY
GEORGETOWN, DE (September 30, 2010) - On Sunday, October 10, the gates at Georgetown Speedway will swing open again for a Super Sunday show featuring four divisions of racing. The Big Block Modifieds and Super Late Models will share the spotlight as part of this Columbus Day weekend show. Each of these classes will be competing in 25-lap features paying $3000-to-win with $200 to take the
green. Also, the Crate Modifieds and the Southern Delaware Vintage Cars will be on the docket as well.
On Sunday, October 10, the pit gates at Georgetown Speedway will open at 1:00 PM with the grandstand gates opening at 2:00 PM. Warm-ups will get underway at 3:00 PM and the first heat race will get the green flag at 4:00 PM. General grandstand admission tickets for adults are $20 with children 12 and under admitted for free. Admission to the pit area is $35.
Georgetown Speedway is a 1/2 mile dirt oval located on the northbound side of U.S. Route 113, just 35 miles south of Dover, Delaware, a 45-minute drive from Ocean City, Maryland, and easily accessible from Washington DC, Baltimore, and Philadelphia.
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MICHAEL, ELLIOTT, BALLARD AND WHARTON ARE VICTORS AT GEORGETOWN SPEEDWAY
GEORGETOWN, DE (September 6, 2010) - At the Chad Spicer Remembrance Race at Georgetown Speedway, the Rislone URC Sprint Car feature was won by Curt Michael. Ricky Elliott was the winner in the Super Late Model race. Brett Ballard took the checkered flag in the Crate Modified event while Mike Wharton triumphed in the Crate Late Model contest.
In the 25-lap Rislone URC Sprint Car feature, Robbie Stillwagon zipped out to the early lead with Randy West, Tim Hogue, JJ Grasso and Curt Michael in pursuit. With Stillwagon stretching out his advantage in the early stages, Michael was advancing forward as he motored up to third on lap 4. By lap 6, Stillwagon was in lap traffic and had a full straightaway lead over his rivals. Two
circuits later, Michael had migrated up to second place with Grasso now in third. On lap 9, Stillwagons big lead was evaporated as Scott Pursell stopped on the backstretch bringing out the caution. On the ensuing resumption of racing, Michael slid underneath Stillwagon entering the first turn and exited turn two with the lead. Grasso put Stillwagon back another position on lap 12 as he
gained the runner-up spot. With half of the race completed, Michael held a comfortable advantage over Grasso, Stillwagon, Josh Weller and Hogue. Just as Michael was in the midst of heavy lap traffic, the yellow lights illuminated on lap 15 for a spinning Randy West. On the final restart of the race, Michael outgunned the field but Weller jumped up two positions to gain second
place. Just after the restart, Grasso began to drop back through the field with a power steering ailment. With five laps remaining, Michael had a large lead over a closing Weller and Stillwagon. When the checkered flag waved, it was tenth place starting Michael crossing the finish line first. Weller came home in second with Stillwagon taking third. Justin Collett took fourth while
Hogue held on for fifth. Winners in the URC heat races were West, Stillwagon and Becca Anderson.
Ricky Elliott led from start to finish as he was victorious in the 25-lap Super Late Model race. Elliott outgunned pole sitter Ross Robinson to gain the lead at the drop of the green flag and survived several challenges on restarts to gain the win. Kenny Pettyjohn finished in second place with
David Pettyjohn taking third place after starting the race from the twelfth position. Teammates Mark Byram and Jordan Watson finished in fourth and fifth respectively. Elliott and Donald Lingo were victors in the Super Late Model qualifying events.
In the Crate Modified contest, Brett Ballard led all twenty laps to score his second Georgetown Speedway win of the year. Ballard held off a strong challenge from Chuck Hopkins following a mid-race restart to gain the victory. Hopkins took home a second place finish and Dan Cogdill wound up in third. Shawn Ward and Brandon Blades completed the top five. Ward, Billy Carr and Hopkins
each won a Crate Modified heat race.
Mike Wharton overtook Clay Tatman on lap 6 and went onto claim the checkered flag in the 20-lap feature for the Crate Late Models. Matt Hill followed Wharton across the finish line with Tatman taking third. Mike Williams and Mike Wilson rounded out the top five. The Crate Late Model heats were won by Bobby Watkins and Mike Wharton.
Georgetown Speedway Results Sunday, September 5, 2010
Rislone URC Sprints
Heat 1 Randy West, Tim Hogue, Josh Weller, Rory Janney, Joe Zuczek, Scott Pursell
Heat 2 Robbie Stillwagon, Art Leidl, Curt Michael, Jonathan Swanson, Kevin Nouse, Tim Iulg
Heat 3 Becca Anderson, Kevin Darling, JJ Grasso, Justin Collett, Eddie Wagner, Tim Higgins
RISLONE URC SPRINTS FEATURE 25 Laps
CURT MICHAEL, Josh Weller, Robbie Stillwagon, Justin Collett, Tim Hogue, Becca Anderson, Kevin Nouse, Rory Janney, Art Leidl, Eddie Wagner, Randy West, Jonathan Swanson, JJ Grasso, Tim Higgins, Joe Zuczek, Kevin Darling, Tim Iulg, Scott Pursell, Rob Leidl, Midge Miller
DNS: Kramer Williamson, Randy Wilbert
Super Late Models
Heat 1 Ricky Elliott, Ross Robinson, Mark Byram, Jordan Watson, Lou Johnson, Ron Kline
Heat 2 Donald Lingo, Hal Browning, Kenny Pettyjohn, Mark Pettyjohn, Bryan Driver, David Pettyjohn
SUPER LATE MODEL FEATURE - 25 Laps
RICKY ELLIOTT, Kenny Pettyjohn, David Pettyjohn, Mark Byram, Jordan Watson, Hal Browning, Mike Parson, Ross Robinson, Bryan Driver, Lou Johnson, Donald Lingo, Ron Kline, Mark Pettyjohn
Crate Modifieds
Heat 1 Shawn Ward, Brett Ballard, Dan Cogdill, Scott Hitchens, Ron Roberts, Brandon Perdue
Heat 2 Billy Carr, Josh Roscoe, Joe Dill, Scott Baker, Keith Dolan
Heat 3 Chuck Hopkins, Brandon Blades, Matt Budd, Justin Griffith, Brad Roberts, Jim Atkinson
CRATE MODIFIEDS FEATURE 20 Laps
BRETT BALLARD, Chuck Hopkins, Dan Cogdill, Shawn Ward, Brandon Blades, Matt Budd, Scott Hitchens, Justin Griffith, Billy Carr, Ron Roberts, Josh Roscoe, Brandon Perdue, Ted Reynolds, Scott Baker, Joe Dill, Keith Dolan, Nate Benson, Jim Atkinson, Brad Roberts
Crate Late Models
Heat 1 Bobby Watkins, Mike Williams, Colby Steele, Donald Lingo, Jr., Mike Wilson, Jesse Dill
Heat 2 Mike Wharton, Matt Hill, Clay Tatman, Kelly Putz, John Emory, Matt Glanden
CRATE LATE MODELS FEATURE 20 Laps
MIKE WHARTON, Matt Hill, Clay Tatman, Mike Williams, Mike Wilson, Kelly Putz, John Emory, Bobby Watkins, Matt Glanden, Donald Lingo, Jr., Jesse Dill, Colby Steele, Gus Economides
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GEORGETOWN SPEEDWAYS LABOR DAY WEEKEND SHOW TO ONCE AGAIN FEATURE URC SPRINTS
AND SUPER LATE MODELS
GEORGETOWN, DE (August 9, 2010) - Idle since Memorial Day weekend, dirt racing
at Georgetown Speedway will get cranked up again on Labor Day weekend with
another special show. On Sunday, September 5th, the Rislone URC Sprint Series
will invade the Sussex County oval for the second time in 2010. Josh Weller will
be looking to return to victory lane as he won the May 30th URC Sprint
feature. URC Sprint hot shoes such as JJ Grasso, Davey Sammons, Curt Michael and
Becca Anderson are
expected to be in action.
Also on this special holiday card, the Super Late Models will be in action as
well on the fast 1/2 mile clay oval. Mark Pettyjohn took the checkered flag in
the last event for the Super Late Models at Georgetown Speedway. A complete
program for both the Crate Late Models and the Crate Modifieds will round out
the four-division show.
On Sunday, September 5th, the pit gates at Georgetown Speedway will open at 4:00
PM with the grandstand gates opening at 5:00 PM. Warm-ups will hit the track at
6:00 PM. General grandstand admission tickets for adults are $20 with children
12 and under admitted for free. Admission to the pit area is $35.
Georgetown Speedway is a 1/2 mile dirt oval located on the northbound side of
U.S. Route 113, just 35 miles south of Dover, Delaware, a 45-minute drive from
Ocean City, Maryland, and easily accessible from Washington DC, Baltimore, and
Philadelphia.
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FOURTH OF JULY SHOW IS POSTPONED AT GEORGETOWN SPEEDWAY
GEORGETOWN, DE (June 18, 2010) - Due to scheduling issues, the Fourth of July show at Georgetown Speedway has been postponed. With the Camp Barnes race scheduled at nearby Delaware International Speedway on July 6, we felt it was best to postpone this holiday weekend show, stated Promoter Jessica James. Management is considering adding a race to the Georgetown Speedway
schedule to potentially take place in August. The Georgetown Speedway management team led by Jay James and family are big supporters of the annual Camp Barnes race. The Fourth of July show was to include the ARDC Midgets, Big Block Modifieds and Super Late Models.
Currently, the next race on the Georgetown Speedway schedule is set for Sunday, September 5, 2010 and will include the URC Sprints, Super Late Models, Crate Modifieds and Crate Late Models.
Georgetown Speedway is a 1/2 mile dirt oval located on the northbound side of U.S. Route 113, just 35 miles south of Dover, Delaware, a 45-minute drive from Ocean City, Maryland, and easily accessible from Washington DC, Baltimore, and Philadelphia.
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WELLER, PETTYJOHN, HOPKINS AND HILL ARE WINNERS AT GEORGETOWN SPEEDWAY
GEORGETOWN, DE (May 31, 2010) - Before a large crowd, Josh Weller won the Rislone URC Sprint Car feature. The Super Late Model race was won by Mark Pettyjohn. Chuck Hopkins took the checkered flag in the Crate Modified race with Matt Hill winning the Crate Late Model contest.
The original start of the 25-lap Rislone URC Sprint Car feature was marred as Art Leidl took a tumble in turn one. On the next attempt, Kevin Nouse made contact with another competitor and flipped wildly in the same turn. When the green flag waved again, Josh Weller took the lead with Kevin Darling, Davey Sammons and Curt Michael in the hunt. Only one lap of racing was
completed as Tim Hogue spun in turn two. On the restart, Weller kept the lead and began to pull away from the pack. Chris Coyle moved into contention and gained fourth on lap 10. While running in second place, Darling spun on the backstretch on lap 11 and the caution flag was displayed. When action got back underway, Weller kept his lead and once again pulled away
from his rivals. By lap 15, Weller was beginning to encounter lap traffic with Sammons still in second place. Behind the top two, Trevor Lewis was continuing his charge and motored into third place on lap 18. Weller kept firm control of his lead in the final laps and charged to his third career URC victory. Lewis passed Sammons on the final circuit to gain
second. Coyle and Michael completed the top five finishers. Winners in the URC qualifying events were Weller, Darling and Sammons. Robbie Stillwagon was the victor in the B-Main race.
In the 25-lap Super Late Model race, Donald Lingo took the lead and was being pursued by Hal Browning and Mark Byram. A spin by David Pettyjohn slowed down the action after only one tour of the track was completed. After the restart, the top three maintained their position but Mark Pettyjohn managed to migrate up to fourth place. Browning and Byram became engaged
in a multi-lap tussle for position. By lap 9, Byram had climbed up to second over Browning. On lap 15, the yellow lights were illuminated for David Pettyjohn’sslowing car. Simultaneously, a terminal mechanical issue caused the lead car of Donald Lingo to stop in turn three. With Byram now in front, he kept his lead over Browning and Mark Pettyjohn as racing
resumed. Another caution period happened on lap 17 as Mike Parsons spun in turn three. On the next restart, Mark Pettyjohn passed Browning to gain second and set his sights on Byram. On lap 20, a flat on the ride of Herb Tunis stopped the racing. When the green flag waved again, Mark Pettyjohn grabbed the lead and Byram spun on the backstretch near the exit
of turn two. Mark Pettyjohn survived two additional restarts in the final five circuits to claim the win. Byram, the heat race winner, came back from his late race spin to finish in second place. Browning, Kerry King and Parsons finished in order behind the top two.
Chuck Hopkins led every step of the way to grab the victory in the 20-lap Crate Modified feature. Sean Gunther finished in second place with Neal Williams taking third. Jason Bishop and Ron Roberts filled out the top five. Williams and Hopkins each grabbed a Crate Modified heat race victory.
In the Crate Late Model race, Matt Hill was the winner after inheriting the lead from Bobby Watkins. Watkins, the pacesetter for a majority of the race, had to retreat to the pits to repair a flat tire during a late race restart. Clay Tatman, Mike Wharton, Watkins and Gus Economides followed Hill across the finish line. Crate Late Model qualifying races were won
by Chris Hitchens and Hill.
Georgetown Speedway Results – Sunday, May 30, 2010
Rislone URC Sprints
Heat 1 – Josh Weller, Curt Michael, Bill Unglert, Kevin Nouse, Justin Collett, Jimmy Stitzel
Heat 2 – Kevin Darling, Kyle Purks, Nick Schlauch, Jr., Trevor Lewis, Kramer Williamson, Ken Meisner
Heat 3 – Davey Sammons, Tim Hogue, Randy West, Chris Coyle, Art Leidl, Andy Best
B-Main – Robbie Stillwagon, JJ Grasso, Jonathan Swanson, Rory Janney, Chris Weiss, Tim Higgins
RISLONE URC SPRINTS FEATURE – 25 Laps
JOSH WELLER, Trevor Lewis, Davey Sammons, Chris Coyle, Curt Michael, JJ Grasso, Justin Collett, Randy West, Kramer Williamson, Robbie Stillwagon, Bill Unglert, Andy Best, Nick Schlauch, Jr., Rory Janney, Jonathan Swanson, Kyle Purks, Tim Higgins, Kevin Darling, Jimmy Stitzel, Kenny Meisner, Chris Weiss, Tim Hogue, Kevin Nouse, Art Leidl
DNQ: Tim Iulg, Mike Kostic, Scott Pursell, Jack Conover, Justin Jones
Super Late Models
Heat 1 – Mark Byram, Donald Lingo, Jr., Bryan Driver, Hal Browning, Herb Tunis
SUPER LATE MODEL FEATURE - 25 Laps
MARK PETTYJOHN, Mark Byram, Hal Browning, Kerry King, Mike Parsons, Herb Tunis, Bryan Driver, Donald Lingo, David Pettyjohn, Dale Lingo
DNS: Ross Robinson, Ricky Elliott
Crate Modifieds
Heat 1 – Neal Williams, Jason Bishop, Justin Griffith, Corey Cohee, Brad Roberts, Ty Short
Heat 2 – Chuck Hopkins, Ron Roberts, Sean Gunther, Ryan Anderson, Brandon Sturgis, Josh Roscoe
CRATE MODIFIEDS FEATURE – 20 Laps
CHUCK HOPKINS, Sean Gunther, Neal Williams, Jason Bishop, Ron Roberts, Ryan Anderson, Scott Hitchens, Corey Cohee, Ty Short, Nate Benson, Keith Dolan, Brad Roberts, Josh Roscoe, Justin Griffith, Brandon Sturgis
DNS: Michael White, Greg Taylor
Crate Late Models
Heat 1 – Chris Hitchens, Bobby Watkins, Mike Wharton, Mike Williams, Kelly Putz, Gus Economides
Heat 2 – Matt Hill, Clay Tatman, Justin Breeding, Mike Wilson, Colby Steele, Tony Bowers
CRATE LATE MODELS FEATURE – 20 Laps
MATT HILL, Clay Tatman, Mike Wharton, Bobby Watkins, Gus Economides, Kelly Putz, Chris Hitchens, Mike Williams, Mike Wilson, Tony Bowers, Colby Steele, Justin Breeding, John Emory
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URC SPRINTS AND SUPER LATE MODELS HEADLINE MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND SHOW AT GEORGETOWN SPEEDWAY
GEORGETOWN, DE (May 12, 2010) - The second show of the 2010 racing season at Georgetown Speedway will have two headline classes sharing the spotlight. On Sunday, May 30, the United Racing Company Sprints will make their first appearance of 2010 at the fast half-mile speedway and will share the top billing with the Super Late Models. The Crate Modifieds and Crate
Late Models will be on the agenda as well. Also, all kids are encouraged to bring their Big Wheels as races for the young ones will take place during intermission.
Pit gates will swing open at 3:00 PM with the spectator gates opening at 4:00 PM. Warm-ups will hit the track at 5:30 PM. General grandstand admission tickets are $20 with children 12 and under admitted for free. Admission to the pit area is $35.
Georgetown Speedway is a 1/2 mile dirt oval located on the northbound side of U.S. Route 113, just 35 miles south of Dover, Delaware, a 45-minute drive from Ocean City, Maryland, and easily accessible from Washington DC, Baltimore, and Philadelphia.
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CHESTER AND ELLIOTT COLLECT FEATURE WINS AT GEORGETOWN SPEEDWAY
GEORGETOWN, DE (October 11, 2009) - On a clear and crisp night, Jimmy Chester came out on top in the Big Block Modified feature at Georgetown Speedway. In the Super Late Model event, Ricky Elliott was the victor. Eric Vent was the winner in the Mix and Match race for the Crate Modifieds and Crate Late Models. The Little Lincoln feature was won by Donald
Robinson, Jr.
In the 25-lap Big Block Modified feature, Jeff Brown led the opening circuit before Travis Hill became the new man on top of the field on lap 2. Behind the top two runners, Chad James, Matt Jester and Jimmy Chester were climbing toward the front. After moving into second on lap 3, James, using the outside groove, swept by Hill for the lead on lap 5.
Lapped traffic was being encountered by James on lap 8 when the caution flag waved for an accident involving Wade Hendrickson, Jamie Mills, and Bobby Watkins. On the ensuing restart, Hill was pushed back to fourth place as Jester and Chester continued their pursuit of James. The yellow lights lit the track on the ninth tour when Jamie Mills
and Jordan Watson had simultaneous spins in opposite corners on the track. Chester maneuvered past Jester after the green flag was shown again. At the halfway point, Chester was applying heavy pressure on James for the lead. After cautions occurred on laps 18 and 20, a second yellow flag occurred on lap 20 for a multi-car wreck. When the green
flag waved, James and Chester drove hard into turns one and turn two with Chester emerging as the new leader down the backstretch and Jester escalating up into second. Chester went on to lead the remaining laps to score the win. Jester wound up in second with James finishing in third. Hill, making his Big Block Modified debut in a Rusty Smith owned
car, took home a fourth place finish. Fifth place went to Ron Roberts. Watkins, Chester and James each captured a Big Block Modified heat win with Steve Haggan taking the checkered flag in the consolation race.
After two tries to start the 25-lap Super Late Model race were thwarted by cautions, Ricky Elliott, the polesitter, jumped out to the lead on the third attempt with David Pettyjohn and Donald Lingo in tow. Lingo took over the runner-up spot on lap 5. The top three remained in order as the laps began to click off with Elliott beginning to lap his competitors on the
seventh circuit and creating a big advantage over the pack. Elliot's sizeable lead evaporated with Mark Parson's spin on lap 16. When action got back underway, Elliott kept his lead and again began to distance himself from his foes when a few sparks began to appear from underneath his car with five laps remaining. With a mechanical issue slowing him
down, Elliot's lead over Lingo decreased to only one car length on lap 22. Elliott held off a hard charging Lingo in the final circuits to grab the win. With Lingo in second, Mark Pettyjohn finished in third after starting the feature in the twenty-first position. Fourth place went to David Pettyjohn with Kenny Pettyjohn getting a fifth
place finish. The Super Late Model qualifying races were won by David Pettyjohn, Ray Davis, Jr. and Kenny Pettyjohn. Austin Hubbard was the victor in the consolation race.
In the Mix and Match race for the Crate classes, Eric Vent, a Crate Late Model racer, led from start to finish to win the caution plagued
20-lap feature event. Behind Vent, Tom Moore, Jr. was second with Chris Hitchens taking third. Completing the top five was Brett Ballard and Joseph Tracy. Crate Modified heat winners were Dale Hawkins, Tim Tanner, Jr. and Joe Tracy with Tim Trimble collecting the victory in the consolation event. Chris Hitches, Brenty James and Joe Warren each snared a win in the
Crate Late Model heat races. Mike Williams claimed the Crate Late Model consolation contest.
Donald Robinson, Jr. won the Little Lincoln contest after the top two runners, Jamie Wagner and Bill Brittingham, tangled in the final turn on the last lap.
Georgetown Speedway Results – Sunday, October 11, 2009
Big Block Modifieds
Heat 1 – Bobby Watkins, Matt Jester, Chuck Hopkins, Rich Acolia, Rusty Smith, Mark Williams
Heat 2 – Jimmy Chester, Ron Roberts, Glenn Reed, Travis Hill, Tim Trimble, Don Hallowell
Heat 3 – Chad James, Wade Hendrickson, Joseph Watson, Jeff Brown, Jordan Watson, Scott Van Gorder
Consolation – Steve Haggan, Neil Huber, Herman Powell, Jamie Mills, Sean Gunther, Jason Daliessio
BIG BLOCK MODIFIEDS FEATURE – 25 Laps
JIMMY CHESTER, Matt Jester, Chad James, Travis Hill, Ron Roberts, Glenn Reed, Chuck Hopkins, Jordan Watson, Tim Trimble, Rusty Smith, Sean Gunther, Mark Williams, Don Hallowell, Neil Huber, Jeff Brown, Joseph Watson, Scott Van Gorder, Steve Haggan, Rich Acolia, Jason Daliessio, Jamie Mills, Herman Powell, Bobby Watkins, Wade Hendrickson
DNQ: Robert Dutton, Andy Hammond, Brad Trice, Tony Bowers, Dana Walker
Super Late Models
Heat 1 – David Pettyjohn, Dave Hertz, Donald Lingo, Bob Geiger, Rick Whaley, Mike Parsons
Heat 2 – Ray Davis, Jr., Ross Robinson, Dale Lingo, Chuck Schutz, Kelly Putz, Kerry King
Heat 3 – Kenny Pettyjohn, Ricky Elliott, Brian Bernheisel, Roy Deese, Scott Cross, Eddie Pettyjohn
Consolation – Austin Hubbard, Herb Tunis, Mark Pettyjohn, Hal Browning, Al Cheney, Staci Warrington
SUPER LATE MODEL FEATURE - 25 Laps
RICKY ELLIOTT, Donald Lingo, Mark Pettyjohn, David Pettyjohn, Kenny Pettyjohn, Roy Deese, Jr., Ray Davis, Jr., Ross Robinson, Hal Browning, Dave Hertz, Austin Hubbard, Kelly Putz, Staci Warrington, Kerry King, Al Cheney, Mike Parsons, Bob Geiger, Brian Bernheisel, Chuck Schutz, Dale Lingo, Rick Whaley, Scott Cross, Eddie Pettyjohn, Herb Tunis
DNS: Gus Economides
Crate Modifieds
Heat 1 – Dale Hawkins, Shawn Ward, Mike Cogdill
Heat 2 – Tim Tanner, Jr. Brett Ballard, Scott Baker
Heat 3 – Joe Tracy, Josh Roscoe, Tom Moore, Jr.
Consolation – Tim Trimble, Sean Gunther, John Wynn
Crate Late Models
Heat 1 – Chris Hitchens, Eric Vent, Jeff Swartz
Heat 2 – Brenty James, Matt Hill, Darin Henderson
Heat 3 – Joe Warren, Erik McKinney, Andrew Mullins
Consolation – Mike Williams, John Imler, Colby Steele
CRATE MODIFIEDS AND CRATE LATE MODELS – 20 Laps
ERIC VENT, Tom Moore, Jr., Chris Hitchens, Brett Ballard, Joseph Tracy, Tim Tanner, Jr., Eric McKinney, Shawn Ward, Mike Cogdill, Tim Trimble, Mike Williams, Matt Hill, Andrew Mullins, Joe Warren, Scott Baker, Darin Henderson, Sean Gunther, Dale Hawkins, John Wynn, Josh Roscoe, Jeff Swartz, John Imler, Colby Steele, Brenty James
DNQ: Jim Atkinson, Ted Reynolds, Westley Smith, Kyle Borror, Scott Calhoun, Jimmy Anderson, Kyle Fuller, Grant Ireland, Brandon Blades, Joe Dill, Jerry Carter, Gary Blessing, Matt Hawkins, Joe Langshaw, Jack Simmermon, Clint Chalabala, Mike Wilson, Nick Davis, Jack Mullins, Jr., Skip Syvester, Roy Hassler
LITTLE LINCOLNS – 15 Laps
DONALD ROBINSON, Jr., John Stevenson, Matt Johnson, Mark Cashdan, Steven Baker, Ryan Walsen, Brian Nailor, Jamie Wagner, Bill Brittingham, Emory West, Brian Brasure, Jeff Atkins, Mel Joseph, Jr.
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LITTLE LINCOLNS ADDED TO GEORGETOWN SPEEDWAY’S OCTOBER 11th SHOW
GEORGETOWN, DE (October 4, 2009) - Race fans will be able to see a blast from the past as the very popular Little Lincolns have been added by the Georgetown Speedway management team to the Sunday, October 11th program. The Little Lincolns Stock Cars showcase American-made full size sedans manufactured between 1949 and 1964.
Headlining the Columbus Day weekend show will be the Big Block Modifieds and Super Late Models. Each of these premier divisions will compete in 25-lap features paying $2500-to-win. Also, another “Mix and Match” race combining the Crate Late Models and the Crate Modifieds will take place. The winner of this special race will receive $1500.
On Sunday, October 11th, the gates to the pit area at Georgetown Speedway will open at 2:00 PM with the spectator gates opening at 3:00 PM. Warm-ups will hit the track at 4:00 PM. General grandstand admission tickets for adults are $20 with children 12 and under admitted for free. Admission to the pit area is $35.
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NEW OCTOBER DATE ADDED TO THE SCHEDULE AT GEORGETOWN SPEEDWAY
GEORGETOWN, DE (September 20, 2009) - As the fall racing season is ready to kick into gear, the Georgetown Speedway management team has added an additional date of racing at the fast 1/2 mile dirt oval. The Big Block Modifieds and Super Late Models will co- eadline the show slated for Sunday, October 11th. Each of these classes will be competing in a 25-lap feature following qualifying
heat races.
After a popular response from fans and teams following their September race, another “Mix and Match” race combining the Crate Late Models and the Crate Modifieds is on tap to complete the three-division card.
On Sunday, October 11th, the pit gates at Georgetown Speedway will open at 2:00 PM with the grandstand gates opening at 3:00 PM. Warm-ups will get underway at 4:00 PM. General grandstand admission tickets for adults are $20 with children 12 and under admitted for free. Admission to the pit area is $35.
Georgetown Speedway is a 1/2 mile dirt oval located on the northbound side of U.S. Route 113, just 35 miles south of Dover, Delaware, a 45-minute drive from Ocean City, Maryland, and easily accessible from Washington DC, Baltimore, and Philadelphia.
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MICHAEL, DAVID PETTYJOHN AND KORMANN RIDE TO WINS AT GEORGETOWN SPEEDWAY
GEORGETOWN, DE (September 6, 2009) - A big crowd at Georgetown Speedway for the Lester Nailor Memorial sponsored by Taylor and Messick saw Curt Michael grab the win in the Rislone URC Sprint feature. In the Super Late Model event, David Pettyjohn was the ictor. Eric Kormann took the checkered flag in the Mix and Match race for the Crate Modifieds and Crate Late Models.
The original start of the 25-lap Rislone URC Sprint Car race was plagued by a tangle between Tim Hogue and Becca Anderson. With the field reassembled, Nick Schlauch, Jr. shot out to the lead with Curt Michael, Kevin Nouse and Brett Schoenly in tow. The yellow flag came out on lap 2 as Kenny Meisner spun in turn one and Eddie Wagner stopped on the backstretch. When action got back
underway, Michael got by Schlauch, Jr. in turn three to take the lead. Out in front of the field, Michael was pulling away from the pack until a caution flag waved on lap 8 for Andy Best and Kyle Pruitt. On the ensuing restart, the red flag appeared as Brett Schoenly flipped in turn one. Following the cleanup, Michael got back on the gas and streaked away again. As Schlauch, Jr.
and Nouse were engaged in a terrific mid- ace battle for the second spot, JJ Grasso motored up to join them. The final caution of the event came out on lap 13 for a spin by Midge Miller. Michael sped away again on the restart. Grasso got by Nouse for third place on lap 17. With two laps to go, Michael began to hit lap traffic. With Michael not having a clear
racetrack, Schlauch, Jr. and Grasso reeled in Michael. When the double checkered flags waved, it was Michael over Schlauch, Jr. and Grasso in a tight finish. The Rislone URC Heat races were won by Schlauch, Jr., Jonathan Swanson, and Michael. Kenny Meisner won the B-Main.
Polesitter Kenny Pettyjohn streaked out to the early lead in the 25-lap Super Lat Model event with Donald Lingo and David Pettyjohn in pursuit. The top three runners broke away from the field early until the first caution of the event came out for debris on the track near the flagger's stand on lap 4. Green flag racing resumed but this only lasted for one circuit as Eddie Pettyjohn and
Nick Davis both spun out. On the resumption of action, David Pettyjohn got by Donald Lingo to gain the runner-up spot. With the laps clicking off, Kenny Pettyjohn began to pull away from the field. As the crossed flags appeared marking the halfway point of the race, Kenny Pettyjohn had a comfortable five second lead. On lap 14, Kenny Pettyjohn spun in turn four and handed the lead over
to David Pettyjohn. Surviving three more cautions and restarts, David Pettyjohn was able to outlast the field to collect the win. Behind him, Donald Lingo and Ray Jarvis waged a war for second place during the final ten laps with Donald Lingo taking the spot. Behind the third place finishing Jarvis, Ross Robinson was fourth and Ray Davis, Jr. was fifth. Kenny Pettyjohn and David
Pettyjohn were the heat winners in the Super Late Model class.
In the Mix and Match race for the Crate classes, Crate Modified racer Eric Kormann took back the lead on lap 7 from Jack Mullins, Jr. and won the special contest between Crate Modifieds and Crate Late Models. The next two finishers were Brad Trice and Neal Williams. Chris Hitchens and Michael White completed the top five. Crate Modified heat winners were Shawn Ward and White with John
Curtis collecting the consolation event. Ryan Walls and Mullins each snared a win in the Crate Late Model heat races. Kelly Putz claimed the Crate Late Model consolation contest.
Georgetown Speedway Results – Sunday, September 6, 2009
Rislone URC Sprints
Heat 1 – Nick Schlauch, Jr., Kevin Nouse, JJ Grasso, Becca Anderson, Eddie Wagner, Kramer Williamson
Heat 2 – Jonathan Swanson, Brett Schoenly, Tim Hogue, Jimmy Stizel, Kyle Pruitt, Chris Coyle
Heat 3 – Curt Michael, Davey Sammons, Robbie Stillwagon, Andy Best, Mark Bitner, Kevin Darling
B-Main – Kenny Meisner, Midge Miller, Bryn Gohn, Chuck Palmucci, Cameron Merriman, Justin Collett
RISLONE URC SPRINTS FEATURE – 25 Laps
CURT MICHAEL, Nick Schlauch, Jr., JJ Grasso, Kevin Nouse, Chris Coyle, Davey Sammons, Jonathan Swanson, Josh Weller, Becca Anderson, Robbie Stillwagon, Kramer Williamson, Art Leidl, Bryn Gohn, Kenny Meisner, Kyle Pruitt, Midge Miller, Kevin Darling, Brett Schoenly, Andy Best, Jimmy Stitzel, Eddie Wagner, Chuck Palmucci, Cameron Merriman, Tim Hogue
Super Late Models
Heat 1 – Kenny Pettyjohn, Richard Jarvis, Mark Pettyjohn, Kerry King, Nick Davis, Dale Lingo
Heat 2 – David Pettyjohn, Hal Browining, Donald Lingo, Eddie Pettyjohn, Ray Davis, Jr., Kelly Putz
SUPER LATE MODEL FEATURE - 25 Laps
DAVID PETTYJOHN, Donald Lingo, Richard Jarvis, Ross Robinson, Ray Davis, Jr., Mark Pettyjohn, Hal Browning, Kenny Pettyjohn, Kerry King, Mike Parsons, Nick Davis, Dave Hertz, Eddie Pettyjohn, Kelly Putz, Ricky Elliott, Dale Lingo, Bob Geiger
DNS: Rob Schirmer
Crate Modifieds
Heat 1 – Shawn Ward, Neal Williams, Tim Trimble, Jerry Carter
Heat 2 – Michael White, Eric Kormann, Brad Trice, Brett Ballard
Consolation – John Curtis, Rick Wegner, Jr., Gary Blessing, Sean Gunther
Crate Late Models
Heat 1 – Ryan Walls, Mike Williams, Darin Henderson, Eric McKinney
Heat 2 – Jack Mullins, Mike Wilson, Chris Hitchens, Colby Steele
Consolation – Kelly Putz, Matt Hill, David Nailor, G.G. Messick
CRATE MODIFIEDS AND CRATE LATE MODELS – 20 Laps
ERIC KORMANN, Brad Trice, Neal Williams, Chris Hitchens, Michael White, Tim Trimble, Mike Williams, Mike Wilson, Shawn Ward, Nick Davis, Sean Gunther, David Nailor, Gary Blessing, Matt Hill, Darin Henderson, Rick Wegner, Jr., John Curtis, G.G. Messick, Jack Mullins, Jerry Carter, Eric McKinney, Colby Steele, Kelly Putz, Brett Ballard
DNS: Ryan Walls
DNQ: Ron Roberts, Dan Mazy, Kyle Borror, Keith Dolan, Mark Williams, Joe Dill, Brandon Blades, Ted Reynolds, Bradley Roberts, Nick Davis, Roy Hassler, Jr., Travis Justice, Brenty James
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URC SPRINTS ARE SET TO RETURN TO GEORGETOWN SPEEDWAY
GEORGETOWN, DE (August 31, 2009) – Sitting idle since Memorial Day weekend, the 2009 dirt racing season at Georgetown Speedway is readyto swing back into action on Labor Day weekend. The Rislone URCSprints are set to headline the program scheduled for Sunday, September 6th. The last URC race at Georgetown Speedway occurred in 1994 and Greg Coverdale from nearby Milford was the victor.
In addition, the Super Late Models will be in competition on this special holiday program with $2500 waiting for the winner. Also for the first time at Georgetown Speedway, a “Mix and Match” race will combine the Crate Late Models and the Crate Modifieds. A cool $1600 payday awaits the winner of this special contest with a minimum of $150 to take the green.
Also, a special silent auction and the proceeds from the 50/50 will benefit the Miss Delaware Organization, Miss Delaware Outstanding Teen Organization and the Children's Miracle Network. Miss Delaware, Heather Lehman, current Miss Delaware Outstanding Teen, Danielle Marshall, and local representatives that are contestants in the Miss Delaware Scholarship Program will be in
attendance.
On Sunday, September 6th, the pit gates at Georgetown Speedway will open at 3:00 PM with the grandstand gates opening at 4:00 PM. Warm-ups will hit the track at 6:00 PM. General grandstand admission tickets for adults are $20 with children 12 and under admitted for free. Admission to the pit area is $30.
Georgetown Speedway is a 1/2 mile dirt oval located on the northbound side of U.S. Route 113, just 35 miles south of Dover, Delaware, a 45-minute drive from Ocean City, Maryland, and easily accessible from Washington DC, Baltimore, and Philadelphia.
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GEORGETOWN SPEEDWAY WILL ROAR AGAIN ON LABOR DAY WEEKEND WITH URC
SPRINTS AND SUPER LATE MODELS
GEORGETOWN, DE (August 9, 2009) - With the summer of 2009 winding down, Georgetown Speedway is being prepped to host another action packed show on Sunday, September 6th. On this special Labor Day weekend program, the Rislone URC Sprint Series will make their first appearance at the Sussex County dirt oval since 1994. The oldest traveling sprint car group was scheduled to make an
appearance in September of 2006 but remnants from Hurricane Ernesto washed out the event. In the last URC race at Georgetown Speedway in 1994, Greg Coverdale from Milford, DE was the winner.
The Super Late Models will be in competition as well on the fast 1/2 mile clay oval. Also for the first time at Georgetown Speedway, a “Mix and Match” race will combine the Crate Late Models and the Crate Modifieds. A Smashmasters Demolition Derby completes the lineup of events.
On Sunday, September 6th, the pit gates at Georgetown Speedway will open at 3:00 PM with the grandstand gates opening at 4:00 PM. Warm-ups will hit the track at 6:00 PM. General grandstand admission tickets for adults are $20 with children 12 and under admitted for free. Admission to the pit area is $30.
Georgetown Speedway is a 1/2 mile dirt oval located on the northbound side of U.S. Route 113, just 35 miles south of Dover, Delaware, a 45-minute drive from Ocean City, Maryland, and easily accessible from Washington DC, Baltimore, and Philadelphia.
Georgetown Speedway News
GEORGETOWN, DE
(January 25, 2009) -
At the final 2008 Garden State Dual Track event for Big Block Modifieds, held
Nov.22nd at Georgetown Speedway, Rick Laubach was crowned the series champion.
When the 2009 dirt racing season kicks off on Saturday, April 4th, Georgetown
Speedway will host the first Tri-Track Big Block Modified Challenge Series race
featuring a 35-Lap main event.
Along with Georgetown Speedway, this 10 race series will see events conducted at
Bridgeport and New Egypt Speedways in New Jersey. Along with the opener, the
2009 Tri-Track Series champion will be crowned at Georgetown Speedway during a
35-Lap finale on Saturday, November 14th.
In addition, Super Late Models, Crate Modifieds, and Crate Late Models will do
battle on the opening and closing 2009 race cards.
In between the series events, two holiday weekend events will take center stage.
On Sunday, May 24, the Super Late Models will do battle in a 35-lap main on a
Memorial Day weekend special with Big Block Modifieds & Crate Modifieds in
competition as well on the fast 1/2 mile dirt oval.
A demolition derby will round out the Memorial Day weekend program. On Labor Day
Weekend, URC Sprints will be in the spotlight on Sunday, September 6th with the
Super Late Models and Crate Modifieds joining the winged warriors.
Georgetown Speedway management is currently reviewing opportunities to add more
exciting events to the 2009 racing season.
Georgetown Speedway is 1/2 mile dirt oval located on the northbound side of U.S.
Route 113, just 35 miles south of Dover, Delaware, a 45-minute drive from Ocean
City, and easily accessible from Washington DC, Baltimore, and Philadelphia.
GEORGETOWN SPEEDWAY 2009 (TENTATIVE SCHEDULE)
DATE TIME EVENT
APRIL
SAT 4/4/09 5:00 PM
TRI-TRACK BIG BLOCK MODIFIED CHALLENGE SERIES OPENER(35L) + SUPER LATE MODELS,
CRATE MODIFIEDS & CRATE LATE MODELS
SUN 4/5/09 1:00 PM RAIN DATE FOR 4/4/09
MAY
SUN 5/24/09 7:00 PM
MEMORIAL WEEKEND SPECIAL - SUPER LATE MODELS(35L) + BIG BLOCK MODIFIEDS, CRATE
MODIFIEDS & DEMOLITION DERBY
SEPT.
SUN 9/6/09 7:00 PM
LABOR DAY WEEKEND SPECIAL - URC SPRINTS + SUPER LATE MODELS & CRATE MODIFIEDS
NOVEMBER
SAT 11/14/09 3:00 PM
TRI-TRACK BIG BLOCK MODIFIED CHALLENGE SERIES FINALE(35L) + SUPER LATE MODELS,
CRATE MODIFIEDS, & CRATE LATE MODELS
SUN 11/15/09 1:00 PM RAIN DATE FOR 11/14/09
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When words fail....Action speaks..When Action fails..Eyes speak....
When Eyes fail....Tears speak....And when everything else fails..
SILENCE IS GOLDEN....
PAUCH SR. AND LATHROUM GRAB GEORGETOWN SPEEDWAY FEATURES AS LAUBACH IS
CROWNED GARDEN STATE CHAMP FOR 2008
Date: 11/23/2008
GEORGETOWN SPEEDWAY NEWS
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PAUCH SR. AND LATHROUM GRAB GEORGETOWN SPEEDWAY FEATURES AS LAUBACH IS CROWNED
GARDEN STATE CHAMP FOR 2008
GEORGETOWN, DE (November 22, 2008) – Billy Pauch Sr. drove the famed #126 Big
Block Modified of Glenn Hyneman to victory in the 30-lap Garden State Dual Track
Series finale at Georgetown Speedway. Rick Laubach from Hellertown, PA claimed
the Garden State Dual Track Series championship. Jamie Lathroum took the
checkered flag in the 30-lap Super Late Model Feature. John Stangle claimed the
Crate Modified feature while Jack Mullins Jr. was the victor in the Crate Late
Model feature. The Little Lincoln main event was won by Mel Joseph Jr.
Jimmy Chester took the early lead of the 30-lap feature for the Big Block
Modifieds with Richie Pratt Jr., Billy Pauch Jr., Ryan Godown, and Billy Pauch
Sr. in early pursuit. Bryant Brown’s ride came to stop on the backstretch on lap
3 bringing out the first caution. Chester kept the lead on the restart with Chad
James able to get by Godown and Pauch Sr. for fourth place. Pratt Jr. was
able to get by Chester for the lead on lap 9. One lap later, Jim Britt stopped
near the flag stand drawing a yellow flag. When action resumed, Pauch Jr.,
Godown , Pauch Sr., and James were able to slip by Chester. James developed a
flat tire and stopped on the backstretch on lap 13. On the restart, Pauch Sr.
took third spot from Godown on lap 14. On the next lap, Pauch Sr. shot
pass his son and Pratt Jr. to take the lead. Pauch Jr. followed his father into
second place. Pratt Jr. reassumed the runner-up spot six laps later. Pauch Sr.
was able to hold off Pratt Jr. the rest of the way to collect the $3000 first
place prize. Pratt Jr. came home in second place. Godown, Pauch Jr. and Danny
Johnson completed the top five. Rick Laubach finished in sixth place and
captured the Garden State Dual Track Series championship for 2008. Laubach won
five of the eight races in the series. Pratt Jr., James, and Keith Hoffman won
the heat races and Bill Klingmeyer was the victor in the consolation
event.
The initial start of the 30-lap Super Late Model feature was aborted as Ricky
Elliot developed a flat tire after brushing the wall along the frontstretch.
When flagger Gary Buzby waved the green flag again, Scott Haus took the early
lead. The caution flag was out on lap 2 when Steve Axtell Jr. spun in turn four.
When racing resumed, Mark Pettyjohn grabbed the lead from Haus and John Callaway
motored into second place. A multi-car tangle on lap 3 slowed down the action
and Pettyjohn held off Callaway for the lead with Jamie Lathroum taking third
spot from Haus on the restart. On lap 6, Callaway took the lead from Pettyjohn
and Lathroum moved into second place. As the leader, Callaway began to encounter
lapped traffic starting on lap 10 until the caution waved on lap 14 for Ross
Robinson. Callaway chose the outside lane on the restart and kept his lead
briefly until Lathroum took the lead on lap 16. Also on lap 16, the yellow
lights flickered again for Axtell Jr. Lathroum continued to lead the race as
Pettyjohn moved back into second place on lap 18. Elliott continued his march to
the front and took second place from Pettyjohn on lap 21. With Elliott directly
behind him, Lathroum masterfully handled lapped traffic in the final three laps
to gain his first Georgetown Speedway victory. Coming back from two visits to
pit road, Elliott finished strongly in second place. Pettyjohn, Callaway and
fourteenth place starter Dan Stone filled out the top five. Super Late Model
heat races were won by Haus, Axtell Jr. and Elliott.
In the 20-lap Crate Modified race, John Stangle led wire-to-wire to take home
the $1000 check. Stangle started on the pole and fought off Jesse Hill in the
final laps for the victory. Hill, Adam Jarrell, Neal Williams, and Mike White
rounded out the top five finishers. Hill, White, Stangle, and Neal Williams won
the Crate Modified qualifying events. Sean Gunther won the consolation
race.
Polesitter Jack Mullins Jr. led all 20 laps to win the Crate Late Model feature.
Eleventh place starter Mike Williams came home in second place. Sparky White
finished in third place after starting in eighteenth place. Herb Tunis and Chris
Hitchens completed the top five.
Mel Joseph Jr. won the Little Lincoln Feature. Joseph and Jamie Wagner swapped
the lead seven times during the 15-lap main event. Wagner held on for second
place.
Georgetown Speedway Results – Saturday, November 22, 2008
Big Block Modifieds
Heat 1 – Richie Pratt Jr., Ryan Godown, Billy Pauch Sr., Danny Johnson, Chad
Clark, Rick Laubach
Heat 2 – Chad James, Jimmy Chester, Glenn Reed, Jimmy Horton, Bryant Brown, Jim
Britt
Heat 3 – Keith Hoffman, Billy Pauch Jr., Robert Dutton, Ron Roberts, Scott Van
Gorder, Larry Lippincott
Consolation – Bill Klingmeyer, Mike Mammana, Dominic Buffalino, Jimmy Horton IV,
Jason Rivers, Harry Landis
BIG BLOCK MODIFED FEATURE – GARDEN STATE DUAL TRACK SERIES FINALE - 30 Laps
BILLY PAUCH SR.., Richie Pratt Jr., Ryan Godown, Billy Pauch Jr., Danny Johnson,
Keith Hoffman, Chad James, Jimmy Chester, Rick Laubach, Jimmy Horton IV, Ron
Roberts, Jason Rivers, Robert Dutton, Dominic Buffalino, Jimmy Horton, Scott Van
Gorder, Chad Clark, Mike Mammana, Harry Landis, Glenn Reed, Jim Britt, Larry
Lippincott, Bryant Brown, Bill Klingmeyer DNQ: Rick Wegner, Brett Ballard, Scott
Irwin, Rick Holsten, Jamie Mills, Ricky Johnson, Colby Steele, Dennis Piper
Super Late Models
Heat 1 – Scott Haus, Ross Robinson, Staci Warrington, David Pettyjohn, Rob
Schirmer, Rob Ormsbee
Heat 2 – Steve Axtell Jr., Mark Pettyjohn, Austin Hubbard, John Callaway, Rick
Whaley, Kevin Scott Jr.
Heat 3 – Ricky Elliott, Kenny Pettyjohn, Jamie Lathroum, Ray Davis Jr., Chuck
Schutz, Norman Short
SUPER LATE MODEL FEATURE - 30 Laps
JAMIE LATHROUM, Ricky Elliott, Mark Pettyjohn, John Callaway, Dan Stone, David
Pettyjohn, Scott Haus, Ray Davis Jr., Chuck Schutz, Austin Hubbard, Dave Hertz,
Kevin Scott Jr., Ross Robinson, Kenny Pettyjohn, Steve Axtell Jr., Rick Whaley,
Staci Warrington, Dale Lingo, Rob Ormsbee, Rob Schirmer, Norman Short, Bryan
Driver DNS: Al Cheney
Crate Modifieds
Heat 1 – Jesse Hill, Brad Trice, Tom Moore Jr., Mike Barone, Casey Lynch
Heat 2 – Mike White, Adam Jarrell, Brett Ballard, Frank Dorry, Bobby Dmuchowski
Heat 3 – John Stangle, Josh Roscoe, Jerry Carter, Andy Hammond, Travis Hill
Heat 4 – Neal Williams, John Curtis, Tom Solderich, Westley Smith, Frank Holmes
Consolation – Sean Gunther, John Kelly, Tim Trimble, Kyle Borror
CRATE MODIFIEDS – 20 Laps
JOHN STANGLE, Jesse Hill, Adam Jarrell, Neal Williams, Mike White, Brett
Ballard, Westley Smith, Tim Trimble, Frank Holmes, Tom Solderich, Casey Lynch,
Tom Moore Jr., Frank Dorry, John Kelly, Travis Hill, Jerry Carter, Mike
Barone, Andy Hammond, John Curtis, Sean Gunther, BobbyDmuchowski, Josh Roscoe,
Brad Trice, Kyle Borror DNQ: John Micek, Rich Coons, John Aumick, Sammy
Piazza, Jason Bishop, Guy Germano, Harvey Toomgy, Corey Anderson, Ted Reynolds,
Doug Urbano, Scott Baker, Bobby Watkins, Danny Smack, Eric Engstrom
Crate Late Models
Heat 1 – Herb Tunis, Brent James, Russell Dadds, Roy Hassler, Kelly Putz,
Mike Williams
Heat 2 – Jack Mullins Jr., Travis Justice, Chris Hitchens, Jody Cahall, Mike
Wilson, Eric McKinney
CRATE LATE MODELS – 20 Laps
JACK MULLINS JR., Mike Williams, Sparky White, Herb Tunis, Chris Hitchens, Mike
Wilson, Jody Cahall, Chris McClanigan, Roy Hassler, Nick Davis, Kelly Putz,
Russell Dadds, Eric McKinney, Kevin Witcher, Jeff Patilla, Randy Giver, Brent
James, Travis Justice DNS: Mike Wharton
LITTLE LINCOLNS – 15 Laps
MEL JOSEPH JR., Jamie Wagner, Bill Brittingham, Donald Robinson Jr., Mark
Cashdan, Steven Baker, Chris Loveland, Albert Mitchell, JeffWheatley, Emory
West, Matt Johnson DNS: John Bowers
Georgetown Speedway Results – Saturday, November 22, 2008
Big Block Modifieds
Heat 1 – Richie Pratt Jr., Ryan Godown, Billy Pauch Sr., Danny Johnson, Chad
Clark, Rick Laubach
Heat 2 – Chad James, Jimmy Chester, Glenn Reed, Jimmy Horton, Bryant Brown, Jim
Britt
Heat 3 – Keith Hoffman, Billy Pauch Jr., Robert Dutton, Ron Roberts, Scott Van
Gorder, Larry Lippincott
Consolation – Bill Klingmeyer, Mike Mammana, Dominic Buffalino, Jimmy Horton IV,
Jason Rivers, Harry Landis
BIG BLOCK MODIFED FEATURE – GARDEN STATE DUAL TRACK SERIES FINALE - 30 Laps
BILLY PAUCH SR.., Richie Pratt Jr., Ryan Godown, Billy Pauch Jr., Danny Johnson,
Keith Hoffman, Chad James, Jimmy Chester, Rick Laubach, Jimmy Horton IV, Ron
Roberts, Jason Rivers, Robert Dutton, Dominic Buffalino, Jimmy Horton, Scott Van
Gorder, Chad Clark, Mike Mammana, Harry Landis, Glenn Reed, Jim Britt, Larry
Lippincott, Bryant Brown, Bill Klingmeyer
DNQ: Rick Wegner, Brett Ballard, Scott Irwin, Rick Holsten, Jamie Mills, Ricky
Johnson, Colby Steele, Dennis Piper
Super Late Models
Heat 1 – Scott Haus, Ross Robinson, Staci Warrington, David Pettyjohn, Rob
Schirmer, Rob Ormsbee
Heat 2 – Steve Axtell Jr., Mark Pettyjohn, Austin Hubbard, John Callaway, Rick
Whaley, Kevin Scott Jr.
Heat 3 – Ricky Elliott, Kenny Pettyjohn, Jamie Lathroum, Ray Davis Jr., Chuck
Schutz, Norman Short
SUPER LATE MODEL FEATURE - 30 Laps
JAMIE LATHROUM, Ricky Elliott, Mark Pettyjohn, John Callaway, Dan Stone, David
Pettyjohn, Scott Haus, Ray Davis Jr., Chuck Schutz, Austin Hubbard, Dave Hertz,
Kevin Scott Jr., Ross Robinson, Kenny Pettyjohn, Steve Axtell Jr., Rick Whaley,
Staci Warrington, Dale Lingo, Rob Ormsbee, Rob Schirmer, Norman Short, Bryan
Driver
DNS: Al Cheney
Crate Modifieds
Heat 1 – Jesse Hill, Brad Trice, Tom Moore Jr., Mike Barone, Casey Lynch
Heat 2 – Mike White, Adam Jarrell, Brett Ballard, Frank Dorry, Bobby Dmuchowski
Heat 3 – John Stangle, Josh Roscoe, Jerry Carter, Andy Hammond, Travis Hill
Heat 4 – Neal Williams, John Curtis, Tom Solderich, Westley Smith, Frank Holmes
Consolation – Sean Gunther, John Kelly, Tim Trimble, Kyle Borror
CRATE MODIFIEDS – 20 Laps
JOHN STANGLE, Jesse Hill, Adam Jarrell, Neal Williams, Mike White, Brett
Ballard, Westley Smith, Tim Trimble, Frank Holmes, Tom Solderich, Casey Lynch,
Tom Moore Jr., Frank Dorry, John Kelly, Travis Hill, Jerry Carter, Mike Barone,
Andy Hammond, John Curtis, Sean Gunther, Bobby Dmuchowski, Josh Roscoe, Brad
Trice, Kyle Borror
DNQ: John Micek, Rich Coons, John Aumick, Sammy Piazza, Jason Bishop, Guy
Germano, Harvey Toomgy, Corey Anderson, Ted Reynolds, Doug Urbano, Scott Baker,
Bobby Watkins, Danny Smack, Eric Engstrom
Crate Late Models
Heat 1 – Herb Tunis, Brent James, Russell Dadds, Roy Hassler, Kelly Putz, Mike
Williams
Heat 2 – Jack Mullins Jr., Travis Justice, Chris Hitchens, Jody Cahall, Mike
Wilson, Eric McKinney
CRATE LATE MODELS – 20 Laps
JACK MULLINS JR., Mike Williams, Sparky White, Herb Tunis, Chris Hitchens, Mike
Wilson, Jody Cahall, Chris McClanigan, Roy Hassler, Nick Davis, Kelly Putz,
Russell Dadds, Eric McKinney, Kevin Witcher, Jeff Patilla, Randy Giver, Brent
James, Travis Justice
DNS: Mike Wharton
LITTLE LINCOLNS – 15 Laps
MEL JOSEPH JR., Jamie Wagner, Bill Brittingham, Donald Robinson Jr., Mark
Cashdan, Steven Baker, Chris Loveland, Albert Mitchell, Jeff Wheatley, Emory
West, Matt Johnson
DNS: John Bowers
Nov. 14, 2008
DUE TO THE WEATHER FORECAST THIS WEEKEND, GEORGETOWN WILL HOLD THE RACE ON NOVEMBER 22 IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE 5th ANNUAL TURKEY CHASE THAT WAS SCHEDULE AT BRIDGEPORT SPEEDWAY. Warm ups at 2 PM. We regretfully apologize for any inconvenience
Georgetown Speedway -- November 15!
The James' Family and Bridgeport Speedway staff will be holding one more race at
Georgetown Speedway before we close the gates for Winter!
On November 15, 2008 there will be Big Block Modifieds, Super Late Models, GM
Sportsman (Along with Crate 2's), and Crate Late Models.
Pits open at 3: -- $30 --*Must be 14 to enter
Grandstands open at 4: -- $20 Children 12 and under FREE!
Warm-ups: -- 5pm
Heats: -- 6:30pm
Big Block Modifieds: $2500 to win $150 take Green
Tires -- Any 13X92 TRACK stamped AMERICAN RACER!
Super Late Models: $2500 to win $150 take Green
Tires -- OPEN 11x92 Hoosier or American Racer
DIS Rules
GM Sportsman: $1000 to win $75 take Green Chip: 6000
Weight: Crate 1 -- 2300 LBS / Crate 2 -- 2450 LBS
Tires: Any 13X92 TRACK Stamped AMERICAN RACER
Crate Late Model: $1000 to win $75 take Green
DIS rules!
If any one has any Questions you can reach Jessica James at (302) 875 4197 or at
JJames27@aol.com
Thank you!
GEORGETOWN SPEEDWAY NEWS
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DON’T-MISS-EVENT SLATED FOR NOVEMBER 15TH AT GEORGETOWN SPEEDWAY
GEORGETOWN, DE (September 30, 2008) - Since the James family promotion of
Georgetown Speedway began in July of 2008, the fan support for two racing events
has been stupendous and the drivers have been clamoring for more racing at the
fast 1/2 mile speedway in Southern Delaware. After reviewing the busy fall
racing schedule, the Georgetown Speedway will once again wave the green flag in
2008 on Saturday, November 15th.
Just like the August 31st event, Big Block Modifieds and Super Late Models will
co-headline the racing activity with 25-lap features paying $2500 to each winner
and $150 to start the feature. Already, many top ig Block Modified and
Super Late Model drivers have penciled this November race into their racing
calendar.
Joining the action will be the GM Sportsman/Crate Modified cars and Crate Late
Models. Each of the Crate classes will compete in 20-lap features paying $1000
to the victor and $75 to take the green flag. “Crate 2” cars can also compete
with the GM Sportsman/Crate Modified cars, but will be required to weigh 2450
lbs. Additional details and rules for this event will be available on
www.georgetownspeedway.com.
On November 15th, Pit Gates at Georgetown Speedway will open at 3:00 PM,
Grandstand Gates open at 4:00 PM, and the racing will begin at 6:30 PM with
warm-ups taking place at 5:30 PM. General admission tickets are $20 with
children 12 and under admitted for free. Admission to the pit area is $30.
Georgetown Speedway is 1/2 mile dirt oval located on the northbound side of U.S.
Route 113, just 35 miles south of Dover, Delaware, a 45-minute drive from Ocean
City, and easily accessible from Washington DC, Baltimore, and Philadelphia.
Georgetown Speedway Results (Unofficial)
August 31, 2008
* Denotes Rookie
|
Pos. |
Car# |
Super Late Models |
Pos. |
Car# |
Crate Modified |
|
Pos. |
Car# |
Big Block Modified |
|
| 1 | 45 | Ricky Elliott | 1 | 21 | Tim Trimble | 1 | 28 | Richie Pratt, Jr. | ||
| 2 | 38S | Kenny Pettyjohn | 2 | 307 | Sean Gunthler | 2 | 8 | Rich Scagliotta | ||
| 3 | 22A | Donald Lingo Jr. | 3 | 4 | Bobby Watkins | 3 | 85 | Wade Hendrickson | ||
| 4 | 11 | Austin Hubbard | 4 | 46 | Jerry Carter II | 4 | 27 | Chad James | ||
| 5 | X | Eddy Pettyjohn | 5 | 85M | Mike White | 5 | 1J | Jordon Watson* | ||
| 6 | 49 | Mark Pettyjohn | 6 | 42 | Adam Jarrell | 6 | 56 | Tim Millman | ||
| 7 | 119 | Ron Ormsbee | 7 | 711 | Eric Korman | 7 | 35 | Glenn Reed | ||
| 8 | 10 | David Pettyjohn | 8 | 57 | Brad Trice | 8 | 39 | Jo Jo Watson* | ||
| 9 | 99L | Dale Lingo IV | 9 | 98 | Westley Smith | 9 | 12 | Bryant Brown | ||
| 10 | 118 | Rob Schirmer | 10 | 00 | Josh Roscoe | 10 | 22 | Rick Wegner | ||
| 11 | 46 | Mike Wharton | 11 | 0 | Ned Williams | 11 | H2O | Chad Clark* | ||
| 12 | 20 | Staci Warrington* | 12 | 79 | John Wynn | 12 | 8M | Norman Short, Jr. | ||
| 13 | 55 | Mark Malcom | 13 | 6 | Scott Calhoun | 13 | 61M | Anthony Moran | ||
| 14 | K&B | Kerry King | 14 | 9 | Jeff Brown | 14 | 30 | Jamie Mills | ||
| 15 | 38 | Bob Geiger | 15 | 74 | Chuck Hopkins | 15 | 9D | Jason Daliessio DNS | ||
| 16 | 39 | Tim Murphy | 16 | 17 | John Curtis | |||||
| 17 | 8D | Bryan Driver | 17 | 96 | Corey Anderson | |||||
| 18 | 59 | Kelly Putz | 18 | 267 | Mike Barone | |||||
| 19 | 15 | Dave Hertz | 19 | 86 | ||||||
| 20 | 21M | Matt Murphy | 20 | 07B | Bubba Sears | |||||
| 21 | 23 | Travis Justice | 21 | 66 | Andy Hammond | |||||
| 22 | L8 | Norman Short, Jr. * | 22 | 8 | Donny Dutton, Jr. | |||||
| 23 | 12 | Kevin Scott, Jr.* | 23 | 84 | Kyle Borner | |||||
| 24 | 31 | Casey Lynch | ||||||||
|
Pos. |
Car# |
Super Late Models Heats |
Pos. |
Car# |
Crate Modified |
|
Pos. |
Car# |
Big Block Modified |
|
| Heat | # 1 | Heat | # 1 | 42 cars took 5 in 4 heats | Heat | # 1 | ||||
| 1 | 45 | R. Elliott | 1 | 65 | E. Vent | 1 | 56 | T. Millman | ||
| 2 | 38S | K Pettyjohn | 2 | 17 | J. Curtis | 2 | 30 | J. Mills | ||
| 3 | 118 | R. Schirmer | 3 | 46 | J. Carter II | 3 | 8M | N. Short, Jr. | ||
| 4 | X | Eddy Pettyjohn | 4 | 66 | A. Hammond | 4 | 39 | Jo-Jo Watson | ||
| 5 | 46 | M. Wharton | 5 | 07B | B. Sears | 5 | 35 | G. Reed | ||
| Heat | # 2 | Heat | # 2 | 6 | 12 | B. Brown | ||||
| 1 | 11 | A. Hubbard | 1 | 31 |
C. Lynch |
7 | 61M | A. Moran | ||
| 2 | 22A | D. Lingo, Jr. | 2 | 307 | S. Gunthler | 8 | 9D | J. Daliessio | ||
| 3 | 20 | S. Warrington* | 3 | 71 | C. Hopkins | Heat | # 2 | |||
| 4 | 21M | M. Murphy | 4 | 85M | M. White | 1 | 28 | R. Pratt, Jr. | ||
| 5 | 99L | D. Lingo IV | 5 | 267 | M. Barone | 2 | 8 | R. Scagliotta | ||
| Heat | # 3 | 3 | 85 | W. Hendrickson | ||||||
| 1 | 49 | M. Pettyjohn | Heat | # 3 | 4 | H2O | C. Clark* | |||
| 2 | 15 | D. Hertz | 1 | 9 | J. Brown | 5 | 1J | J. Watson | ||
| 3 | 8D | B. Driver* | 2 | 96 | C. Anderson | - | - | not sure of order below | ||
| 4 | 10 | D. Pettyjohn | 3 | 4 | B. Watkins | 6 | 22 | R. Wegner | ||
| 5 | 55 | M. Malcolm | 4 | 6 | S. Calhoun | 7 | 27 | C. James | ||
| 5 | 00 | J. Roscoe | ||||||||
| Heat | # 4 | |||||||||
| 1 | 57 | B. Trice | DNQ | Crate Modified | ||||||
| 2 | 98 | W. Smith | 50 | B. Applegate | ||||||
| 3 | 21 | T. Trimble | 10 | B. Ballantine | ||||||
| 4 | 0 | N. Williams | 342 | S. Baker | ||||||
| 5 | B4 | K. Borror | 44 | G. Ireland | ||||||
| Consi | 1X | D. Reidy | ||||||||
| 1 | 42 | A. Jarrell | 82 | L. Crouse | ||||||
| 2 | 79 | J. Wynn | 13 | R. Pratt | ||||||
| 3 | 9 | J. Brown | 311 | D. Urban | ||||||
| 4 | 711 | K. Corman | 18 | J. Marker | ||||||
| 1st Alt | 16 | T. Reynolds | 96 | |||||||
| consi may not all be right | 55 | B. Robbins | ||||||||
| 62 | J. Bishop | |||||||||
| 53H | H. Hempel | |||||||||
| 59 | ||||||||||
| 38 | M. Hawkins | |||||||||
| 91 | J. Griffith | |||||||||
| missed couple here & there | ||||||||||
GEORGETOWN SPEEDWAY NEWS
For Immediate Release – Thank You
Georgetown Speedway
Georgetown, DE
DE Office: 302- 875-4197
E-mail: jjames27@aol.com
Website: www.georgetownspeedway.com
GEORGETOWN SPEEDWAY IS READY TO ROAR AGAIN ON AUGUST 31st
GEORGETOWN, DE (August 11, 2008) - A full house witnessed the Advance Auto Parts
Super DIRTcar series race in July, and Georgetown Speedway will roar to life
again on Sunday, August 31st at 7:00 PM with another spectacular race program
and fireworks display.
The Big Block Modifieds and Super Late Models will co-headline this special
Labor Day weekend event. Each of these blockbuster divisions will compete in
25-lap features with $2500 going to the winner. Many stars from New Jersey,
Pennsylvania and Delaware are expected to makethe trip to the fast 1/2
mile facility.
Also, the GM Sportsman/Crate Modified cars will be competition with $1000 going
to the winner of the 20-lap feature. “Crate 2” cars can also compete with the GM
Sportsman/Crate Modified cars but will be required to weigh 2450 lbs. Additional
rules for this event are available on
www.georgetownspeedway.com.
On August 31, Pit Gates at Georgetown Speedway will open at 4:00 PM, Grandstand
Gates open at 5:00 PM, and the racing will being at 7:00 PM with warm-ups taking
place at 6:30 PM. General admission tickets are $20 with children 12 and under
admitted for free. Admission to the pit area is $30.
Georgetown Speedway is 1/2 mile dirt oval located on the northbound side of U.S.
Route 113, just 35 miles south of Dover, Delaware, a 45-minute drive from Ocean
City, and easily accessible from Washington DC, Baltimore, and Philadelphia.
August 11, 2008
The next event for Georgetown Speedway will be Sunday, August
31 at 7:00 PM.
The Program
Big Block Modifieds - 25L -$2500 to win
Open Motors
Any 13 x 92 Modified American Racer tire
Super Late Models - 25L -$2500 to win
Delaware Int. Rules
Crate 1's – 20L - $1000 to win
2300 lbs min. weight (Crate 2's can participate but must weigh 2450 minimum)
Any 13 x 92 Modified American Racer tire
Any shocks
Carbs – TBD
PLUS FIREWORKS!!
Times
Pits open at 4:00 PM
Grandstands open at 5:00 PM
Hot laps begin at 6:30 PM
First Race is 7:00 PM
Admission
$20 for the Grandstand
$30 for the Pits
GEORGETOWN SPEEDWAY NEWS
For Immediate Release – Thank You
Georgetown Speedway
Georgetown, DE 19947
DE Office: 302- 875-4197
E-mail: jjames27@aol.com
Website: www.georgetownspeedway.com
GEORGETOWN SPEEDWAY TO HOST THE ADVANCE AUTO PARTS SUPER DIRTCAR SERIES ON JULY
17
by Michael Wisniewski
GEORGETOWN, DE (June 13, 2008) - Since late August 2007, the Georgetown Speedway
has sat idle, with its future in racing questionable at best. Jay James, owner
of the Bridgeport Speedway and resident of nearby Laurel, DE, has taken over the
fast 1/2 mile speedway. And now with the James family at the helm, the
Georgetown Speedway will roar to life on Thursday, July 17 in a big way---by
hosting a 75 lap Advance Auto Parts Super DIRTcar series race. This will be the
second leg of the ‘Super Southern Swing’ as the first leg will take place at the
Grandview Speedway on Wednesday, July 16.
Alan and Danny Johnson, Billy Decker, Dale Planck, Brett Hearn, Steve Paine, Pat
O’Brien, Jimmy Phelps, Ryan Phelps, Matt Sheppard, Gary Tomkins, and young
hotshoe Larry Wight are all expected to travel south to Georgetown, DE for the
first ever Super DIRTcar series race at the speedway.
Big Block Modified Drivers from Delaware, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania are
beginning to make plans for this must see event and hope to take home the
checkered flag from their northern competitors.
Also, a second racing division will be added for this event and will be
announced shortly. On July 17, Pit Gates at Georgetown Speedway will open at
4:00 PM, Grandstand Gates open at 5:00 PM, and the racing will being at 7:30 PM
with time trials taking place at 7:00 PM.
Georgetown Speedway is a 1/2 mile dirt oval located on the northbound side of
U.S. Route 113, just 35 miles south of Dover, Delaware, a 45-minute drive from
Ocean City, and easily accessible from Washington DC, Baltimore, and
Philadelphia.
REDBUD69RACING.COM 2007 TOP ROOKIES IN EACH CLASS FOR
GEORGETOWN SPEEDWAY
IT WAS TO BE SPONSORED BY SCOTT'S CHEM DRY SEAFORD, DE
but the bill was not paid causing someone to get credit for something
that was not done not to mention, left with a bill that I can't pay at this time.
Very upsetting to back out of your word on something as this where you should
be proud to sponsor on an award especially getting the free press.
LATE MODEL DIVISION
| Pos. | Driver | Hometown |
Points |
|
1. |
Ross Robinson* # 61 |
Georgetown, DE |
122 |
|
2. |
Austin Hubbard* # 11A |
Seaford, DE |
20 |
|
|
|
TSS MODIFIED (Crate) MODIFIED DIVISION
| Pos. | Driver | Hometown |
Points |
| 1. | Casey Lynch* # 31 | Lincoln, DE | 414 |
| 2. | Brian Robbins* # 55 |
Felton, DE |
378 |
| 3. | Matt Hawkins* # 37 | Dover, DE | 244 |
| 4. | Taylor Craik* # 36 | 240 | |
| 5. | Jeff Marker* # 18 | Millsboro, DE | 236 |
| 6. | Randy Hill, Jr. # 12 | Seaford, DE | 150 |
| 7. | Buba Spears* # 07B | Harbrson, DE | 128 |
| 8. | Brandon Perdue* # 65 | Georgetown, DE | 104 |
| 9. | Chad Clark* # H2O | Bridgeville, DE | 98 |
| 10. | Westley Smith* # 98 | Delmar, MD | 62 |
| 11. | Scott Calhoun* # 6 | 58 | |
TSS LATE MODEL / (Crate) STREET MODIFIED DIVISION
| Pos. | Driver | Hometown |
Points |
| 1. | Ryan Walls* # 14W |
Laurel, DE |
506 |
| 2. | Jon Callaway* # 95 | Harrington, DE | 422 |
| 3. | Staci Warrington* # 20 | Milton, DE | 410 |
| 3 | Tyler Reed* # 44 | Laurel, DE | 410 |
| 5. | Mike Parsons # 35 | Lewes, DE | 252 |
| 6. | John Imler # 63 | Tracys Landing, MD | 212 |
| 7. | Nick Davis* # 92 | Millsboro, DE | 182 |
| 8. | Herb Tunis* # 5M | Georgetown, DE | 172 |
| 9. | Eric Vent* # 86 | Lincoln, DE | 162 |
| 10. | Erik McKinney* # V75 | 92 | |
| 11. | Darin Henderson* # 22 | Pasadena, MD | 34 |
| 12. | Barry Beauchamp* # 11B | Salisbury, MD | 18 |
| 13. | George L. Ralph III* | Fruitland, MD | 18 |
| 14. | Derrike Hill* # 75D | Trappe, MD | 12 |
** Each top driver that is a Redbud69racing.com candidate will receive a 8X10 plague**
From the above sponsor Scott's Chem Dry, of Seaford, DE
Super Late Models Final Points
* Rookie - Rookies will be added to the
Redbud69racing.com Rookies for 2007 at Georgetown Speedway Sponsored by Scott's Chem Dry
| Position | Driver | Car # | As of Aug 3rd | August 10th | Final Total |
| 1 | Ricky Elliott | 45 | 294 | 50 | 344 |
| 2 | Kenny Pettyjohn | 91 | 284 | 46 | 330 |
| 3 | Donald Lingo Jr. | 22A | 276 | 44 | 320 |
| 4 | David Pettyjohn | 80 | 284 | 28 | 312 |
| 5 | Rob Schirmer | 118 | 250 | 42 | 292 |
| 6 | Mark Pettyjohn | PJ1 | 234 | 34 | 268 |
| 7 | Dale Lingo IV | 99L | 226 | 30 | 256 |
| 8 | Bob Geiger | 38 | 214 | 32 | 246 |
| 9 | Jamie Lathroum | 6 | 178 | 38 | 216 |
| 10 | Ray Davis Jr. | 84 | 174 | 0 | 174 |
| 11 | Vic Thomas | 77 | 146 | 0 | 146 |
| 12 | Daryl Hills | 7 | 96 | 40 | 136 |
| 13 | Scott Cross | 7 | 130 | 0 | 130 |
| 14 | Ross Robinson* | 61 | 122 | 0 | 122 |
| 15 | Ray Kable Jr. | 90K | 108 | 0 | 108 |
| 16 | Mike Williams | M14 | 94 | 0 | 94 |
| 17 | Billy Decker | 91 | 94 | 0 | 94 |
| 18 | GR Smith | 22* | 92 | 0 | 92 |
| 19 | David Williams | 25 | 40 | 48 | 88 |
| 20 | Tim Fuller | 19 | 78 | 0 | 78 |
| 21 | Tim Murphy | 21M | 68 | 0 | 68 |
| 22 | Mark Elksnis | 81 | 64 | 0 | 64 |
| 23 | Kerry King | K&B | 52 | 0 | 52 |
| 24 | G.G. Messick | 10 | 44 | 0 | 44 |
| 25 | Rob Ormsbee | 119 | 44 | 0 | 44 |
| 26 | Matt Murphy | 21 | 42 | 0 | 42 |
| 27 | Gary Simpson | 12K | 0 | 36 | 36 |
| 28 | Mark Malcolm | 55 | 32 | 0 | 32 |
| 29 | Mike Wharton | 90 | 30 | 0 | 30 |
| 30 | Rick Hulson | 18 | 28 | 0 | 28 |
| 31 | Bobby Williamson | 41 | 28 | 0 | 28 |
| 32 | Ryan Hackett | 10 | 28 | 0 | 28 |
| 33 | Brian Whaley | 19 | 26 | 0 | 26 |
| 34 | Al Chaney | 73 | 24 | 0 | 24 |
| 35 | Trent Collins | 5 | 22 | 0 | 22 |
| 36 | Scott Haus | 76 | 20 | 0 | 20 |
| 37 | Austin Hubbard* | 11 | 20 | 0 | 20 |
| 38 | Bobby Wilkins | 85 | 16 | 0 | 16 |
| 39 | Jeremy Miller | 24 | 16 | 0 | 16 |
| 40 | Jason Covert | 43A | 12 | 0 | 12 |
Big Block Modifieds Final Points
| Position | Driver | Car # | As of Aug 3rd | August 17th | Final Total |
| 1 | Ryan Godown | 26 | 310 | 50 | 360 |
| 2 | Wade Hendrickson | 85 | 326 | 0 | 326 |
| 3 | Billy Pauch | 1W | 272 | 0 | 272 |
| 4 | Chad James | 27 | 246 | 0 | 246 |
| 5 | Duane Rust | 96 | 190 | 48 | 238 |
| 6 | Dale Hawkins | 83 | 180 | 46 | 226 |
| 7 | Jamie Mills | 30 | 224 | 0 | 224 |
| 8 | Kenny Brightbill | 19 | 222 | 0 | 222 |
| 9 | Scott VanGorder | 17 | 142 | 44 | 186 |
| 10 | Don Hollowell | 5 | 134 | 40 | 174 |
| 11 | Steve Haggan | 20 | 148 | 0 | 148 |
| 12 | Judd Mills | 1R | 134 | 0 | 134 |
| 13 | Robert Dutton | 888 | 132 | 0 | 132 |
| 14 | Andy Burkhardt | 1A | 120 | 0 | 120 |
| 15 | Mark Byram | 55 | 104 | 0 | 104 |
| 16 | Colby Steele | 101 | 58 | 42 | 100 |
| 17 | John Keller | 54X | 96 | 0 | 96 |
| 18 | Jimmy Chester | 44 | 94 | 0 | 94 |
| 19 | Richie Pratt | 901 | 92 | 0 | 92 |
| 20 | Jason Daliessio | 9D | 42 | 38 | 80 |
| 21 | Elzey Conover | 18 | 40 | 36 | 76 |
| 22 | Ricky Johnson | 69 | 72 | 0 | 72 |
| 23 | Chuck Tucker | 39 | 62 | 0 | 62 |
| 24 | Brian Kressley | 19B | 62 | 0 | 62 |
| 25 | Glenn Reed | 35 | 60 | 0 | 60 |
| 26 | Matt Shepherd | 44 | 42 | 0 | 42 |
| 27 | Brian Godown | 10 | 40 | 0 | 40 |
| 28 | Jimmy Horton IV | 43 | 36 | 0 | 36 |
| 29 | Ron Roberts | 17 | 26 | 0 | 26 |
| 30 | Norman Short Jr. | 8M | 24 | 0 | 24 |
| 31 | Jeff Brown | 9 | 22 | 0 | 22 |
| 32 | Billy Carr | 5XX | 22 | 0 | 22 |
| 33 | Sam Wescott | 51 | 18 | 0 | 18 |
| 34 | Bobby Wilkins | R10 | 16 | 0 | 16 |
TSS Crate Late Model Final Points
* Rookie - Rookies will be added to the
Redbud69racing.com Rookies for 2007 at Georgetown Speedway Sponsored by Scott's Chem Dry
| Position | Driver | Car # | As of Aug 10th | August 17th | Final Total |
| 1 | Ross Robinson | 7 | 562 | 48 | 610 |
| 2 | Mike Wilson | 12 | 520 | 42 | 562 |
| 3 | Kelly Putz | 59 | 474 | 34 | 508 |
| 4 | Ryan Walls* | 14W | 466 | 40 | 506 |
| 5 | Mike Wharton | 100 | 412 | 30 | 442 |
| 6 | Jon Callaway* | 95 | 376 | 46 | 422 |
| 7 | Dan Fiedler | 37 | 398 | 12 | 410 |
| 7 | Staci Warrington* | 20 | 378 | 32 | 410 |
| 7 | Tyler Reed* | 44 | 396 | 14 | 410 |
| 10 | Mark Williams | 26 | 342 | 20 | 362 |
| 11 | Billy Mellon | 56/9 | 332 | 16 | 348 |
| 12 | Bobby Watkins | 4 | 344 | 0 | 344 |
| 13 | Travis Justice | 23 | 258 | 28 | 286 |
| 14 | Kevin Scott Jr. | 12K | 222 | 50 | 272 |
| 15 | Mike Parsons* | 35 | 246 | 6 | 252 |
| 16 | Skip Syester | 5 | 238 | 0 | 238 |
| 17 | Eddie Corbin | 55 | 230 | 0 | 230 |
| 18 | Eddie Williams | 88 | 192 | 26 | 218 |
| 19 | John Imler* | 63 | 212 | 0 | 212 |
| 20 | Nick Davis* | 92 | 182 | 0 | 182 |
| 21 | Herb Tunis* | 5M | 172 | 0 | 172 |
| 22 | Eric Vent* | 86 | 162 | 0 | 162 |
| 23 | Joe Warren | 11 | 94 | 44 | 138 |
| 24 | Bunky White | 16 | 132 | 0 | 132 |
| 25 | Hal Browning | 55 | 70 | 36 | 106 |
| 26 | Mike Williams | M14 | 66 | 38 | 104 |
| 27 | Eric McKinney* | V75 | 84 | 8 | 92 |
| 28 | Chris McLanigan | 82M | 64 | 24 | 88 |
| 29 | Bobby Williamson | 41 | 70 | 0 | 70 |
| 30 | JT McLanigan | 13 | 40 | 10 | 50 |
| 31 | Darin Henderson* | 22 | 34 | 0 | 34 |
| 32 | Don Hallowell | 5 | 0 | 22 | 22 |
| 33 | Ray Davis Jr. | 84 | 20 | 0 | 20 |
| 34 | Barry Beauchamp* | 11B | 18 | 0 | 18 |
| 35 | George Ralph III* | 3 | 0 | 18 | 18 |
| 36 | Derrick Hill* | 75 | 12 | 0 | 12 |
| 37 | Jeff Keller | 23 | 8 | 0 | 8 |
| 38 | Alan Reed | 141 | 6 | 0 | 6 |
TSS Crate Modified Final Points
* Rookie - Rookies will be added to the
Redbud69racing.com Rookies for 2007 at Georgetown Speedway Sponsored by Scott's Chem Dry
| Position | Driver | Car # | As of Aug 10th | August 17th | Final Total |
| 1 | Jordan Watson | 30 | 582 | 14 | 596 |
| 2 | Joseph Watson | 39 | 516 | 48 | 564 |
| 3 | Tim Trimble | 21 | 518 | 38 | 556 |
| 4 | Justin Griffith | 91 | 486 | 16 | 502 |
| 5 | Andy Hammond | 14K | 422 | 50 | 472 |
| 6 | Mike White | 21M | 418 | 34 | 452 |
| 7 | Jerry Carter II | 46 | 402 | 26 | 428 |
| 8 | Casey Lynch* | 31 | 382 | 32 | 414 |
| 9 | Bryan Robbins* | 55 | 336 | 42 | 378 |
| 10 | John Curtis | 17 | 320 | 36 | 356 |
| 11 | Tom Curtis | 57 | 292 | 40 | 332 |
| 12 | John Wynn | 79 | 262 | 46 | 308 |
| 13 | Bobby Ballantine | 10 | 256 | 22 | 278 |
| 14 | Adam Jarrell | 42 | 226 | 44 | 270 |
| 15 | Jeff Brown | 9 | 240 | 18 | 258 |
| 16 | Matt Hawkins* | 83/38 | 214 | 30 | 244 |
| 17 | Taylor Craik* | 36 | 240 | 0 | 240 |
| 18 | Jeff Marker* | 18 | 216 | 20 | 236 |
| 19 | Chris Hitchens | 1A | 222 | 0 | 222 |
| 20 | Mike Hough | 61 | 172 | 0 | 172 |
| 21 | Randy Hill Jr.* | 12 | 150 | 0 | 150 |
| 22 | Brad Trice | 33 | 134 | 0 | 134 |
| 23 | Bubba Spears* | 07B | 128 | 0 | 128 |
| 24 | Dan Reidy | 1X | 128 | 0 | 128 |
| 25 | Grant Ireland | 44 | 108 | 0 | 108 |
| 26 | Brandon Perdue* | 65 | 104 | 0 | 104 |
| 27 | Chad Clark* | H20 | 98 | 0 | 98 |
| 28 | Ted Reynolds | 16 | 44 | 28 | 72 |
| 29 | Westley Smith* | 98 | 62 | 0 | 62 |
| 30 | Scott Calhoun* | 6 | 46 | 12 | 58 |
| 31 | Jay Pratt | 13 | 52 | 0 | 52 |
| 32 | Billy Carr | 29 | 44 | 0 | 44 |
| 33 | Chuck Tucker | 91T | 26 | 0 | 26 |
| 34 | Mel Joseph Jr. | 57 | 0 | 24 | 24 |
| 35 | Brandon Blades | 65 | 18 | 0 | 18 |
| 36 | Rick Jones | 6 | 16 | 0 | 16 |
| 37 | Andy Hitchens | 1A | 16 | 0 | 16 |
Georgetown Speedway Results (Unofficial)
August 17, 2007
* Rookie - Rookies will be added to the
Redbud69racing.com Rookies for 2007 at Georgetown Speedway Sponsored by Scott's Chem Dry
|
Pos. |
Car# |
Super Late Models |
Pos. |
Car# |
TSS Crate Modified |
|
Pos. |
Car# |
TSS Crate Late Model
|
|
| 1 | 26 | Ryan Godown | 1 | 14K | Andy Hammond | 1 | 12K | Kevin Scott, Jr. | ||
| 2 | 96 | Duane Rust | 2 | 39 | Joseph Watson | 2 | 7 | Ross Robinson | ||
| 3 | 83 | Dale Hawkins | 3 | 79 | John Wynn | 3 | 95 | Jon Calloway* | ||
| 4 | 17 | Scott VanGorder | 4 | 42 | Adam Jarrell | 4 | 11 | Joe Warren | ||
| 5 | 101 | Colby Steele | 5 | 55 | Brian Robbins* | 5 | 12 | Mike Wilson | ||
| 6 | 5 | Don Hallowell | 6 | 57C | Tom Curtis | 6 | 14W | Ryan Walls * | ||
| 7 | 9D | Jason Daliessio | 7 | 21 | Tim Trimble | 7 | M14 | Mike Williams | ||
| 8 | 18 | Elzey Conover | 8 | 17 | John Curtis | 8 | 55 | Hal Browning | ||
| 9 | 888 | Robert Dutton DNS | 9 | 21M | Mike White | 9 | 59 | Kelly Putz | ||
| 10 | 31 | Casey Lynch | 10 | 20 | Staci Warrington* | |||||
| 11 | 38 | Matt Hawkins* | 11 | 37 | Dan Feidler | |||||
| 12 | 16 | Ted Reynolds | 12 | 100 | Mike Wharton | |||||
| 13 | 46 | Jerry Carter II | 13 | 23 | Travis Justice | |||||
| 14 | 57 | Mel Joseph, Jr. | 14 | 88 | Eddie Williams | |||||
| 15 | 10 | Bobby Ballantine | 15 | 82M | Chris McLanigan | |||||
| 16 | 18 | Jeff Marker* | 16 | 5 | Don Hallowell | |||||
| 17 | 9 | Jeff Brown | 17 | 26 | Mark Williams | |||||
| 18 | 91 | Justin Griffith | 18 | 3 | George L. Ralph III* | |||||
| 19 | 30 | Jordan Watson | 19 | 56 | Billy Mellon* | |||||
| 20 | 6 | Scott Calhoun* | 20 | 44 | Tyler Reed* | |||||
