Rich Carnes and Thom Northem Share Bank of Holland 50 Accolades at Holland Motorsports Complex

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Rich Carnes from Cheektowaga, NY and “Crazy T” Thom Northem from Alden, NY headlined the show as he both drivers won their 50 lap special for the Bank of Holland Chargers. I-Evolve Technology Services, 97 Rock, Eastern Hills Mall and Whelen Engineering presented the racing program on an absolute gorgeous Saturday evening in the hills of Holland. George Skora III from Eden, NY scored his first career Holland Open-Wheeled victory as he won the Getzoni Nationwide Insurance Agency NASCAR Pro Modifieds while Brandon Glover from Cuba, NY picked up his first win of the season in the McClurg Auto Group Late Model feature. Dave Wollaber from North Tonawanda, NY was victorious in the NYPAMA TQ Midgets while 2012 Divisional Champion Jeff Szafraniec from Buffalo, NY won the 4 Cylinder NASCAR Hornets feature event. “The Eckness Monster” Jason Eck from Buffalo, NY was victorious in the M&M U Pull-It Figure 8’s.

 

Zach Myers and Eric Brown led the field of Bank of Holland Chargers to the green flag for their 50 lap Saturday Night Special and it was Myers showing the way over Eric Brown and Opening Night feature winner Rich Carnes. Carnes went to bottom of the speedway to take over second from 2009 and 2011 Hornet Champion Eric Brown. Myers’s night would come to an end on lap seven after he lost power in his TW Signs machine. Carnes would inherit the lead. Former divisional champion Jerry Kosmowski started dead last on the grid and was up to third spot in just 11 laps. Carnes got loose and spun in turn two and gave the lead to Thom Northem. Northem would pull away and lead the field to the checkered-caution on mystery lap 32 to give the Charger 50 a little twist.

 

The mystery lap was lap 32 and at the conclusion of that lap, Thom Northem had the lead with Jerry Kosmowski running in second and was followed to the line by Eric Brown, Dave Wilson Jr and Kris Hamann. After the inversion pill was pulled, “the Wild Child” Donnie Aquino and Rich Carnes led the field to the green flag for the final 18 lap segment with Carnes pulling away after driving back through the field after an early race spin. Dave Wilson went side by side with Carnes for the lead with Kosmowski, Northem and Hamann all right there fighting for the race win.

 

Northem went underneath Kosmowski for third place and took over third with nine laps remaining and cleared Kosmowski with eight laps to go. Carnes got loose once again in turn two and that left the opportunity for Dave Wilson and Northem for the lead with a handful of laps remaining. Carnes was able to hold off all the challenges to score his second win of the young 2013 season. Northem would finish in second and was followed to the line by Dave Wilson, Jerry Kosmowski and Kris Hamann.

 

“Downtown” Jeffrey Brown and Kirk Totten led the field of Getzoni Nationwide Insurance Agency Pro Modifieds to the green flag for their feature event and it was Brown leading the opening circuit. Kirk Totten was able to use the outside groove to take over the lead on lap two. Behind the leaders, 2011 NYS NASCAR Champion Amy Catalano was racing side by side for third with Neal Dietz Jr, George Skora III and Tommy “the Rocket” Catalano right there making it a three car battle for third place early on. Skora got underneath Amy Catalano to take third away on lap seven and quickly went to work on Jeff Brown for the runner up spot at the races one-third mark.

 

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Matt Serafin, Jason Eck, Clint Riegle, Tyler Haniszewski Big Winners at Crash-A-Rama at Holland Motorsports Complex

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 “The Wildest Show on Wheels” Carwarz Crash-A-Rama made its first visit of the 2013 season to the historic Holland NASCAR Motorsports Complex in front of a capacity crowd on a cloudy Saturday in the Holland hills. Matthew Serafin was declared the winner in the Enduro.  Jason Eck and his teammates won the Roller Derby. Clint Riegle outlasted Marty Hughes to pick up the win in the Limousine Demolition Derby Riegle was also victorious in the School Bus Figure 8 race. Holland Hornet competitor Kenny Hejna was victorious in the Flag Pole Race while Dustin Wierzba won the Boat-Trailer Race. Tyler Haniszewski defeated Cory Espinosa in the Front-Wheeled Drive Demolition Derby. Skylighters of NY brightened the Holland night sky with a gigantic Fireworks show to close out the program.

 

The 17th year of the program began when Chuck Rush did his death-defying stunt while riding on the hood of a stretch limo. “I have not done a stunt in a long time and I wanted to get that rush again and do it in front of the great fans of Holland NASCAR Motorsports Complex” said Rush during his pre and post stunt interview.

 

80 cars, four wide across, 20 rows deep on the highbanks was how the Enduro began with Scott Chaplin leading the way. Early race leaders included Late Model competitor Brandon Glover, and Todd Hittle. Glover’s night ended when his right front tire disintegrated all over the speedway. John Mendolera worked his way through the pack and was scored the races leader at the halfway mark of the 65 lap affair. Mendolera was leading Matthew Serafin after the races fourth stoppage on lap 41, making the decision by Crash-A-Rama officials to make the race shortened to 65 laps due to the hour time limit. Serafin passed Mendolera on lap 45 to take over the race lead. Will Windsheimer moved up from a deep starting spot passed Mendolera for second however Mendolera passed him only moments later to retake the runner up spot. Windsheimer passed Mendolera for second for the final time on the last lap and Matt Serafin would pick up the win in the Enduro event.  

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Holland Inks New Sponsor; Who Has the Fastest Firefighter?

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Management and officials of the Holland NASCAR Motorsports Complex would like to welcome new and returning sponsors for another racing season in the Holland hills. The 2013 season will be the track’s 54th season of operation and will get the green flag on Saturday May 25th.

 

 

The speedway would like to welcome Pizza Hut as a sponsorship partner. Pizza Hut has 15 locations throughout Western New York. For over 50 years, Pizza Hut has been serving their world famous pizza and more delicious products for “life’s favorite moments.” According to their website, “Pizza Hut began with two brothers borrowing $600 from their mom to start a pizzeria. What started out small has now become the biggest pizza company in the world.” Holland management welcomes Pizza Hut to the Holland family.

 

 

 

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Holland management is looking forward to the car shows at the Eastern Hills Mall in Williamsville (April 25-28) and at the McKinley Mall in Hamburg (May 3-10). Both shows will take place during regular mall hours. “The mall shows is a great opportunity for the drivers to show off their racing machines as well as marketing for their sponsors and potentially new sponsors” says Holland PR Director Steven Petty. Any car that is registered for either mall show will receive bonus points towards the overall track championships.

 

 

Speedway management is excited to announce a Faster Fire Fighter race for fire departments representing the Northtowns and the Southtowns. The Northtown White-knuckle Challenge race will be held on Saturday July 20 as part of the Night of 50’s. The Southtown Fire Departments will take to the highbanks for supremacy on Saturday June 15 as part of Bank of Holland Kids Night which features a 50 lap Charger feature. There will also be a Chamber of Commerce Challenge race for area chamber of commerce’s on Saturday June 22. Also on that evening’s program will be the Hornet 50 and a special appearance by the Super Stocks. All events will take place using speedway provided 4-Cylinder racecars.

 

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Saturday, June 22, 2013 - NASCAR Whelen Series, Super Stock Series, Hornet 50 *click here for more information *

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Saturday, June 22, 2013

 

 

NY Big 10 Super Stock Series

 

 

NASCAR Hornet 50 

 

 NASCAR Whelen All American Series: Getzoni Nationwide Insurance Pro Modifieds, McClurg Auto Group Late Models, Bank of Holland Chargers, M&M U-Pull It Figure 8's, Hornet 50 & TQ Midgets.

 

 

Times

 

Pit Gates - 3:30 pm

 

Practice - 4:00 pm

 

Grandstand Gates - 4:45 pm 

 

Qualifying - 5:00 pm

 

NASCAR Racing - 7:05 pm

 

Schedule Subject To Change

 

 

 

Admission

 

Adult - $12

 

Student (8 - 15 years old) - $7

 

7 & Under ALWAYS FREE!

 

Family Pass - $25

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Jake Vernon, Eldon King III, Rich Carnes, Dave Wollaber, Chris Powers and Jason Eck All Capture Opening Day Victories at Holland Motorsports Complex

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Bright blue skies and cool temperatures welcomed the fans to the Holland NASCAR Motorsports Complex for Opening Day 2013 presented by McKinley Mall. Hamburg, NY pilot “Earthquake” Jake Vernon would score the opening night win in the Getzoni Nationwide Insurance Agency Pro Modifieds. Freedom, NY driver Eldon King III won the McClurg Auto Group NASCAR Late Model main while Cheektowaga, NY’s Rich Carnes won in the Bank of Holland Chargers. Dave Wollaber from North Tonawanda, NY won in the New York/Pennsylvania (NYPAMA) TQ Midgets while Orchard Park, NY standout Chris Powers was awarded the Hornet victory. Buffalo, NY driver Jason Eck won in the M&M U Pull-It Figure 8’s.

 

Jake Vernon and 2011 New York State NASCAR Champion Amy Catalano led the field of Getzoni Nationwide Insurance NASCAR Pro Modifieds to the green flag for their 30 lap feature event with Vernon getting the lead on the first lap. But Catalano would clear Vernon for the lead on lap two. As George Skora tried to get around the slow car of Dean Kroll, Jeff Brown was bumped into and slammed the turn three Armco barrier to bring out the races first caution on lap five.

 

 

The early race restart saw contact between Kirk Totten and Tommy Catalano and both young competitors went to the turn three wall. Both were able to continue on racing. On the restart, Jake Vernon was able to pull away from the field with George Skora III right behind him. With ten laps completed, Dave Catalano passed his son Tommy and moved into the top five.

 

 

Neal Dietz was issued a stop in go penalty after making contact with Amy Catalano on the restart and Dietz was put a lap down with ten laps remaining. Tony Carbone dropped fluid on the speedway to bring out the caution with five laps remaining setting up a five lap shootout.

 

 

The late race restart saw Vernon and Skora lead the field back to the green flag with Vernon pulling away. Dave Catalano would pass Skora for second with three laps remaining. “Earthquake” Jake Vernon would hold off Dave Catalano to get the victory. They were followed to the line by George Skora III, Tommy Catalano and Neal Dietz Jr completing the top five. Josh Hathaway and Dave Whittaker led the field of McClurg Auto Group Late Models to the green flag and it was third place starter Mike Ticco getting the early race lead. Defending divisional champion Eldon King III quickly worked his way up from his fifth starting spot and by the end of lap three, was leading the way.

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Rich Carnes and Thom Northem Share Bank of Holland 50 Accolades at Holland Motorsports Complex


Rich Carnes from Cheektowaga, NY and “Crazy T” Thom Northem from Alden, NY headlined the show as he both drivers won their 50 lap special for the Bank of Holland Chargers. I-Evolve Technology Services, 97 Rock, Eastern Hills Mall and Whelen Engineering presented the racing program on an absolute gorgeous Saturday evening in the hills of Holland. George Skora III from Eden, NY scored his first career Holland Open-Wheeled victory as he won the Getzoni Nationwide Insurance Agency NASCAR Pro Modifieds while Brandon Glover from Cuba, NY picked up his first win of the season in the McClurg Auto Group Late Model feature. Dave Wollaber from North Tonawanda, NY was victorious in the NYPAMA TQ Midgets while 2012 Divisional Champion Jeff Szafraniec from Buffalo, NY won the 4 Cylinder NASCAR Hornets feature event. “The Eckness Monster” Jason Eck from Buffalo, NY was victorious in the M&M U Pull-It Figure 8’s.

 

Zach Myers and Eric Brown led the field of Bank of Holland Chargers to the green flag for their 50 lap Saturday Night Special and it was Myers showing the way over Eric Brown and Opening Night feature winner Rich Carnes. Carnes went to bottom of the speedway to take over second from 2009 and 2011 Hornet Champion Eric Brown. Myers’s night would come to an end on lap seven after he lost power in his TW Signs machine. Carnes would inherit the lead. Former divisional champion Jerry Kosmowski started dead last on the grid and was up to third spot in just 11 laps. Carnes got loose and spun in turn two and gave the lead to Thom Northem. Northem would pull away and lead the field to the checkered-caution on mystery lap 32 to give the Charger 50 a little twist.

 

The mystery lap was lap 32 and at the conclusion of that lap, Thom Northem had the lead with Jerry Kosmowski running in second and was followed to the line by Eric Brown, Dave Wilson Jr and Kris Hamann. After the inversion pill was pulled, “the Wild Child” Donnie Aquino and Rich Carnes led the field to the green flag for the final 18 lap segment with Carnes pulling away after driving back through the field after an early race spin. Dave Wilson went side by side with Carnes for the lead with Kosmowski, Northem and Hamann all right there fighting for the race win.

 

Northem went underneath Kosmowski for third place and took over third with nine laps remaining and cleared Kosmowski with eight laps to go. Carnes got loose once again in turn two and that left the opportunity for Dave Wilson and Northem for the lead with a handful of laps remaining. Carnes was able to hold off all the challenges to score his second win of the young 2013 season. Northem would finish in second and was followed to the line by Dave Wilson, Jerry Kosmowski and Kris Hamann.

 

“Downtown” Jeffrey Brown and Kirk Totten led the field of Getzoni Nationwide Insurance Agency Pro Modifieds to the green flag for their feature event and it was Brown leading the opening circuit. Kirk Totten was able to use the outside groove to take over the lead on lap two. Behind the leaders, 2011 NYS NASCAR Champion Amy Catalano was racing side by side for third with Neal Dietz Jr, George Skora III and Tommy “the Rocket” Catalano right there making it a three car battle for third place early on. Skora got underneath Amy Catalano to take third away on lap seven and quickly went to work on Jeff Brown for the runner up spot at the races one-third mark.

 

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Rich Carnes and Thom Northem Share Bank of Holland 50 Accolades at Holland Motorsports Complex


Rich Carnes from Cheektowaga, NY and “Crazy T” Thom Northem from Alden, NY headlined the show as he both drivers won their 50 lap special for the Bank of Holland Chargers. I-Evolve Technology Services, 97 Rock, Eastern Hills Mall and Whelen Engineering presented the racing program on an absolute gorgeous Saturday evening in the hills of Holland. George Skora III from Eden, NY scored his first career Holland Open-Wheeled victory as he won the Getzoni Nationwide Insurance Agency NASCAR Pro Modifieds while Brandon Glover from Cuba, NY picked up his first win of the season in the McClurg Auto Group Late Model feature. Dave Wollaber from North Tonawanda, NY was victorious in the NYPAMA TQ Midgets while 2012 Divisional Champion Jeff Szafraniec from Buffalo, NY won the 4 Cylinder NASCAR Hornets feature event. “The Eckness Monster” Jason Eck from Buffalo, NY was victorious in the M&M U Pull-It Figure 8’s.

 

Zach Myers and Eric Brown led the field of Bank of Holland Chargers to the green flag for their 50 lap Saturday Night Special and it was Myers showing the way over Eric Brown and Opening Night feature winner Rich Carnes. Carnes went to bottom of the speedway to take over second from 2009 and 2011 Hornet Champion Eric Brown. Myers’s night would come to an end on lap seven after he lost power in his TW Signs machine. Carnes would inherit the lead. Former divisional champion Jerry Kosmowski started dead last on the grid and was up to third spot in just 11 laps. Carnes got loose and spun in turn two and gave the lead to Thom Northem. Northem would pull away and lead the field to the checkered-caution on mystery lap 32 to give the Charger 50 a little twist.

 

The mystery lap was lap 32 and at the conclusion of that lap, Thom Northem had the lead with Jerry Kosmowski running in second and was followed to the line by Eric Brown, Dave Wilson Jr and Kris Hamann. After the inversion pill was pulled, “the Wild Child” Donnie Aquino and Rich Carnes led the field to the green flag for the final 18 lap segment with Carnes pulling away after driving back through the field after an early race spin. Dave Wilson went side by side with Carnes for the lead with Kosmowski, Northem and Hamann all right there fighting for the race win.

 

Northem went underneath Kosmowski for third place and took over third with nine laps remaining and cleared Kosmowski with eight laps to go. Carnes got loose once again in turn two and that left the opportunity for Dave Wilson and Northem for the lead with a handful of laps remaining. Carnes was able to hold off all the challenges to score his second win of the young 2013 season. Northem would finish in second and was followed to the line by Dave Wilson, Jerry Kosmowski and Kris Hamann.

 

“Downtown” Jeffrey Brown and Kirk Totten led the field of Getzoni Nationwide Insurance Agency Pro Modifieds to the green flag for their feature event and it was Brown leading the opening circuit. Kirk Totten was able to use the outside groove to take over the lead on lap two. Behind the leaders, 2011 NYS NASCAR Champion Amy Catalano was racing side by side for third with Neal Dietz Jr, George Skora III and Tommy “the Rocket” Catalano right there making it a three car battle for third place early on. Skora got underneath Amy Catalano to take third away on lap seven and quickly went to work on Jeff Brown for the runner up spot at the races one-third mark.

 

Skora cleared Brown for second on lap 11 with Amy Catalano and son Tommy racing in fourth and fifth place respectively. Dean Kroll would hit the turn four Armco Barrier to bring out the races first caution with sixteen laps remaining. On the restart it was Skora using the outside groove to take over the race lead. “Earthquake” Jake Vernon, Opening Night’s feature winner moved up from his eighth starting spot and entered fourth place at the races halfway mark as Vernon and Tommy Catalano passed Jeff Brown.

 

Vernon and Tommy Catalano went side by side for several laps and Catalano used the bottom groove to take over fourth with six laps remaining. Kirk Totten’s great race would come to an end with two laps remaining as he spun trying to reel in Skora. The restart saw Skora and Amy Catalano on the front row with Skora pulling away on the outside. Skora would go on to pick up his first career open-wheeled victory with Amy Catalano finishing in second, with Jake Vernon, Tommy Catalano and Dave Catalano completing the top five.

 

JD Roberts and Josh Hathaway were on the front row for the McClurg Auto Group Late Model feature event and it was Roberts showing the way. Brandon Glover started third on the grid and quickly took second away from Hathaway. Glover and Roberts went side by side for most of the race. Both young drivers swapped the race lead several times throughout the 20 lap feature distance.

 

Roberts and Glover continued their dual and Roberts got loose going down the back straightaway on the last lap and then again got loose on the front stretch and made contact with the wall as Glover picked up his first feature win of the season. Roberts crossed the line in second and was followed by veteran driver Mike Ticco with Eldon King III finishing fourth and Josh Hathaway completing the top five.

 

Nelson Rung and third generation driver Camden Barber led the field of TQ Midgets to the green flag for their 20 lap feature event with Barber getting the race lead. Dave Wollaber was on the move quickly as the Opening Day feature winner started 12th on the grid and was up to second in only six laps. Wollaber quickly challenged Barber for the race lead and completed the pass with just five laps remaining. Barber spun in turn four as he tried to retake the lead away from Wollaber. On the restart, Wollaber pulled away from Kyle Hutchinson and the Nye Brothers Shawn and Andy. The caution would come back out as Gordie Steffan and Kylie McElver spun in turn three. Wollaber would pull away on the restart to grab the win.

 

Donald “Butcher” Palmer and Josh Hill led the field of 4 Cylinder Hornets to the green flag for their 30 lap feature event with Palmer getting the early race advantage. Veteran racer Brian Richael moved up from his fourth starting position to lead the initial lap. Defending divisional champion Jeff Szafraniec went three wide with Richael and Louis Carbone to take over the race lead on lap five. Dice Racing teammate Ben Russo who started 16th on the gird took over third place with just seven laps completed. 

 

Szafraniec continued to pull away from the field but heavy lap traffic was able to be the “great equalizer” as Opening Night feature winner Chris Powers and Ben Russo was able to reel in the race leader. Russo used a lap car as a “pick” to take second away from Powers with just three laps remaining. Jeff Szafraniec would hold off Russo to pick up the win. Powers would finish in third and he was followed by his cousins, Tony and Louis Carbone. 

 

Robert Palmer and Shane Toms led the field of M&M U Pull-It Figure 8’s to the green flag and it was Jason Eck getting the lead when the field got onto the Figure 8 course. Eck would hold off Kyle Skoney and Shane Toms to claim his second win of the season.

 

NEWS AND NOTES: David Beyea from Old Time Baptist Church was victorious in the rescheduled Faster Pastor Race for area clergy. TQ Midget driver Chris Barber went to the pit area during his qualifying heat and lost control of his racer and flipped going into the pits. Barber was alright and was able to race in the feature. The annual Bank of Holland Gold Rush and kids rides put smiles on the young race fans as they got a ride around the track and was able to collect some change during the Gold Rush.

 

Holland returns to action next Saturday, June 22nd as the Hornets will be featured in a 50 lap feature event. Also on the card will be the inaugural visit to the highbanks for the NYS Big 10 Super Stock Series. A full NASCAR Whelen All-American Series racing program will also be in competition starring the Getzoni Nationwide Insurance Pro Modifieds, McClurg Auto Group NASCAR Late Models, Bank of Holland Chargers, M&M U-Pull It Figure 8’s, the NASCAR 4 Cylinder Hornets, and the New York Pennsylvania Midget Association (NYPAMA) TQ Midgets.

 

Pit Gates will open at 3:30pm with the grandstand gates opening at 4:45pm. Qualifying events will start at 5:00pm and feature racing will get the green flag at 7:05pm.

 

Check out the Holland Motorsports Complex on Facebook as weekly specials and news on upcoming events will be seen on the track’s social media page for the racetrack and the all new Holland Paintball Adventure Park. Don’t forget to check out all of the pictures from each week’s racing program by logging on to hollandspeedway.smugmug.com For more information log on to www.hollandspeedway.com or www.hollandpaintballadventurepark.com.

 

OFFICIAL RESULTS 6-15-13

Bank of Holland Chargers 50 Laps: RICH CARNES (Started 4th), Thom Northem (9), Dave Wilson (8), Jerry Kosmowski (11), Kris Hamann (6), Eric Brown (2), Donnie Aquino (7), Don Sitarski (10), Al Grimmer (3), Ken Maltby (5) and Zach Myers (1)

Bank of Holland Chargers at Lap 32 Break: THOM NORTHEM, Jerry Kosmowski, Eric Brown, Dave Wilson, Kris Hamann, Rich Carnes, Donnie Aquino, Ken Maltby, Don Sitarski, Al Grimmer and Zach Myers

Qualifying Winners: Thomas Northem, Dave Wilson

 

Getzoni Nationwide Insurance NASCAR Pro Modifieds: GEORGE SKORA III (Started 6th) Amy Catalano (3), Jake Vernon (8), Tommy Catalano (5), Dave Catalano (7), Jeff Brown (1), Neal Dietz Jr (4), PJ Fearns (12), Eddie Hawkins (9), Kirk Totten (2), Tony Carbone (10) and Dean Kroll (11)

Qualifying Winners: Amy Catalano

 

McClurg Auto Group Late Models: BRANDON GLOVER (Started 3rd), JD Roberts (1), Mike Ticco (4), Eldon King III (5), Josh Hathaway (2) and Jason Gwin (6)

Qualifying Winner: JD Roberts

 

NYPAMATQ Midget Series: DAVE WOLLABER (Started 12th), Andy Nye (9), Kyle Hutchinson (10), Shawn Nye (11), Jonathan Reid (13), Nelson Rung (1), Nick Groff (4), Camden Barber (2), Jamie Collard (7), Vinnie Christiano Jr (5), Charlie DiRosa (15), Jim Fleischman (8), Chad Heywood (3), AJ Hessler (6), Scott Gleed (14), Cody Mollnow (16), Eric Roberts (18), Gordie Steffan (17), Sean McNamara (19), Kylie McElver (20), Pat Smith (21) and Chris Barber (22)

Heat Winners: Nelson Rung, Dave Wollaber

 

NASCAR Hornets: JEFF SZAFRANIEC (Started 9th), Ben Russo (16), Chris Powers (10), Tony Carbone (7), Louis Carbone (8), Kenny Hejna (12), Brian Richael (4), Waylon Price (13), Robert Palmer (5), Michele Maltby (11), Butcher Palmer (1), Timmy Swatsworth (6), Grant Hill (17), Destiny Koningisor (14), Bill Lutz (3), John Blinston (15) and Josh Hill (2)

Qualifying Winners: Ben Russo, Jeff Szafraniec

 

M&M U Pull-It Figure 8’s:  JASON ECK (Started 4th), Kyle Skoney (3), Shane Toms (2), Robert Palmer (1) and Josh Hill (5)

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(Contact –– Steven Petty: steven.j.petty@gmail.com or Tim Bennett: (716)-418-RACE (7223) )