Trail Way Speedway Points as of July 24th.

Here are the updated top 10 in points at Trail Way Speedway after this past Friday night's race.

Driver - Points - Pts. Behind

1.Dale Hammaker-537
2.Tim Wagaman-513-24
3.Brad McClelland-500-37
4.Mike Bittinger-470-67
5.Joe Trone -453-84
6.Brian Bruckner-397-140
7.Randy Davis-389-148
8.Troy Becker-383-154
9.Keith Prutzman-377-160
10.Randy Whisler-375-162

Selinsgrove Speedway announces make up date.

Selinsgrove Speedway has set August 14th as the night they will make up this past Saturday night's postponed 358 feature event.

Troy Becker receives his 2010 Most Popular Driver Award

This past Friday night at Trail Way Speedway I had the pleasure of awarding Troy Becker with the 2010 Most Popular Driver trophy. Here are some pictures of Troy & myself . A big thank you to Gus Radel for sponsoring the Most Popular Driver award again this season, and I am happy to announce that Gus has already come on board again so we will be able to crown a 2011 Central PA 358 Point Series Most Popular Driver. Congratulations Troy on picking up the award.

Thanks to Trail Way Track photographer Len Cobosco for the pictures.

You can watch the video of Troy receiving his award here - paposseracing.com/index.php?option=com_seyret&view=video&id=1133&videotitle=358+Sprint+Car+Most+Popular+Driver+Award+7-23-10

DUNCAN EARNS FIRST 358 SPRINT WIN AT TRAIL-WAY

Hanover, PA (07/23/10) - While chaos seemed to occur behind him, New Oxford's Mike Duncan kept his Mentzer's Remodeling-Hofbrauhaus No. 11D pointed forward, even as he was wondering if the 25-lap 358 sprint feature Friday night at Trail-Way Speedway would ever end.

"On the scoreboard, it read eight laps and I said, 'Man, it feels like I ran the whole race.' I'm out of shape," he said of the red flag which came that early in the event. However, Duncan, driving only his 13th race in a 358 super sprint - the only race car he's ever driven, held off the field, expanded to 25 cars by track officials to avoid a consolation race, to claim his first career victory.
And Duncan had to celebrate by himself in a sense because two of the third-generation racer's biggest fans, his father and grandfather, were on vacation.

"Actually, my dad's in the hospital with kidney stones and a urinary tract infection, and they're in North Carolina," Duncan said. However, after hearing of Duncan's victory, both will feel much better, if only because Duncan avoided some of the mayhem behind him.

Following a false start, the race's first seven laps included four caution flags. Then, on lap eight, the car of runner-up Scott Fisher rolled in the fourth corner, starting a six-car melee. Before the restart, one of the drivers involved, Kyle Moody, stopped his car on the frontstretch to ask about the track officials' order to go to the rear of the field. As he stopped, his car was struck by the No. 1S of Logan Schuchart, bending the front wing of Schuchart's car and eventually ending his night. Meanwhile, for failure to go to the rear, Moody was relegated to an 18th-place finish.

Meanwhile, Hanover's Tim Wagaman was third on the restart and his first-turn slide job on runner-up Zach Eucolano put him in second. For the rest of the way, interrupted for a final time when Joe Trone Jr. spun on the 16th lap, Wagaman put pressure on Duncan, but he stayed in front.

"I was actually lifting a little bit early going into the turns because I thought if I could lay back, I could let them lapped guys stay ahead of me," Duncan said, "But Timmy showed me his nose and I thought, 'Uh oh, I better get going.'"

Wagaman took second place ahead of track points leader Dale Hammaker, 21st-starting Steve Owings, Brad McClelland, Billy Dietrich, Eucolano, Mike Bittinger, Jessie Morrison and Troy Becker. Moody, McClelland and Duncan won heat races.

RACE RESULTS
358 Sprint Cars
Feature (25 Laps)
1. 11D-Mike Duncan Jr.; 2. 1-Tim Wagaman; 3. 66-Dale Hammaker; 4. 35-Steve Owings; 5. 6-Brad McClelland; 6. 88-Billy Dietrich; 7. 10-Zach Eucolano; 8. 12-Mike Bittinger; 9. 18J-Jessie Morrison; 10. 98B-Troy Becker; 11. 66H-Doug Hammaker; 12. 33T-Todd Spangler; 13. 99-Joe Trone Jr.; 14. 10W-Brian Bruckner; 15. 00-Shane Smith; 16. 3W-Clair Wintermyer; 17. 1S-Logan Schuchart (DNF); 18. 99M-Kyle Moody (DNF); 19. 21-Scott Fisher (DNF); 20. 28-Keith Prutzman (DNF); 21. 01-Rick Horn (DNF); 22. 98-Randy Davis (DNF); 23. 51N-Nick Palmerino (DNF); 24. 33-Billy Heltzel III (DNF); 25. 64-Randy Whisler (DNF). No Time.
Lap Leader- Mike Duncan Jr. 1-25.

Selinsgrove Feature posponed.

Last night's feature event for the 358 sprint cars has been postponed because of rain that moved into the area. No date has been set for the make up feature but it will be announced next week.

358 Sprint Cars - 32 Entries
25-Lap A-Main: Postponed; Date TBA
Heat Winners: Jason Schultz, Pat Cannon, Cody Keller, Phil Walter
Consolation Winner: Blane Heimbach

Central PA 358 Point Series updated points for July 23rd, 2010

Here are the updated Central PA 358 Point Series presented by HTMA standings after last nights race at Trail Way Speedway.

1. Pat Cannon - 725 pts. (9 win)
2. Dale Hammaker - 548 pts. (2 win)
3. Logan Schuchart - 457 pts. (1 win)
4. Tim Wagaman - 441 pts. (1 win)
5. Blane Heimbach- 404 pts. (2 win)
6. T. J. Stutts- 304 pts. (1 win)
7. Nate Snyder - 299 pts. (2 win)
8. Scott Geesey - 298 pts. (2 win)
9. Brad McClelland - 279 pts. (3 win)
10.Jeff Rohrbaugh -270 pts. (3 win)
11.Mike Bittinger- 249 pts. (2 win)
12.Kyle Moody - 247 pts.
13.Cory Haas -243 pts. (1 win)
14.Davie Franek - 224 pts. (1 win)
15.Eric Tomecek - 217 pts. (2 win)
16.Chad Trout - 199 pts. (2 win)
17.Colby Womer - 197 pts. (1 win)
18.Joe Trone Jr. - 185 pts.
19.Jason Shultz - 181 pts. (1 win)
20.Glenndon Forsythe-181 pts.
21.Keith Prutzman - 171 Pts. (1 win)
22.Phil Walter - 164 pts.
23.Billy Dietrich - 150 pts.
24.Troy Becker - 150 Pts.
25.Larry Kelleher - 132 pts.
26.Todd Rittenhouse- 124 pts. (1 win)
27.Brook Weibley - 116 pts.
28.Adrian Shaffer - 115 pts. (1 win)
29.Mike Walter - 112 pts.
30.Ted Thomas - 109 pts.
31.Kevin Nouse - 98 pts.
32.Randy Davis - 96 pts.
33.Matt Boland - 93 pts.
34.Josh Beard - 92 pts.
35.Mike Duncan Jr. - 90 Pts. (1 win)
36.Brian Bruckner- 89 pts. (1 win)
37.Randy Whisler - 88 pts.
38.Scott Fisher - 86 pts.
39.Chad Criswell - 83 pts.
40.Nicole Bower - 80 pts. (1 win)
41.Steve Storrie - 74 pts. (1 win)
42.Billy Johns - 73 pts.
43.Doug Hammaker - 71 pts.
44.Steve Owings - 71 pts.
45.Danny Massey - 63 pts.
46.Jessie Morrison - 60 pts.
47.Jason Clauss - 55 pts.
48.Steve Fannasy - 50 pts.
49.Nate Hammaker - 48 pts.
50.Amy Ott - 48 pts.
51.Rich Eichelberger- 45 pts.
52.Matt Horst - 45 pts.
53.Bob Beidleman - 45 pts.
54.Tim Berkheimer - 44 pts.
55.Adam Lawrence - 42 pts.
56.Scott Flammer - 42 pts.
57.Jessica Anderson- 42 pts.
58.John Barnett - 40 pts.
59.Jay Galloway - 38 pts.
60.Derek Frohlich - 35 pts.
61.Brian Garland - 35 pts.
62.Ryan Kissinger - 30 pts.
63.Todd Spangler - 30 pts.
64.Cody Keller - 28 pts.
65.Jordan Frontz - 26 pts.
66.Zach Euculano - 26 pts.
67.Matt Heimbach - 24 pts.
68.Derek Locke - 22 pts.
69.Mike Ressler - 18 pts.
70.Joey Borich - 18 pts.
71.Brian Nornhold - 18 pts.
72.Rick Horn - 18 pts.
73.Steven Nederostek- 16 pts.
74.Nick Palmerino - 16 pts.
75.Cliff Brian - 16 pts.
76.Mike Erdley - 16 pts.
77.Nyle Berkes - 16 pts.
78.Trevor Little - 14 pts.
79.Austin Reed - 14 pts.
80.Brain Suchy - 12 pts.
81.Danny Dietrich - 12 pts.
82.Jimmy Reppert - 12 pts.
83.Nathan Burwager - 12 pts.
84.Peter Bartley - 10 pts.
85.Chuck Paige - 10 pts.
86.Duane Mausteller - 10 pts.
87.Cale Griffin - 10 pts.

Mike Duncan Jr. wins at Trail Way Speedway.

Mike Duncan Jr. was your winner tonight at Trail Way Speedway.

Tim Wagaman was 2nd, Dale Hammaker was 3rd, Steve Owings was 4th and Brad McClelland was 5th. Rounding out the top 10 where Billy Dietrich, Zach Euculano, Mike Bittinger, Jessie Morrison, & Troy Becker.

I will have updated points posted tomorrow afternoon.