Logan Schuchart is your winner tonight at Lincoln Speedway.

Logan Schuchart was your winner tonight at Lincoln Speedway taking the lead from Rick Horn on the 6th lap and easily winning his 1st career 358 feature at Lincoln Speedway over Glenndon Forsythe, Doug Hammaker, Dale Hammaker, and Adrian Shaffer.

6th through 10th where Rick Horn,Brook Weibley,Scott Fisher,Nathan Berwager, and Ted Thomas.

I will have the updated Central PA 358 Point Series points posted tomorrow morning.

Jason Shultz wins at Williams Grove Speedway.

In the 358-sprint car feature Jason Shultz used the extreme inside of the race track to run away from the field en route to his first victory of the season. Shultz started on the pole and led every lap. Ted Thomas finished second followed by Cory Haas, who started eleventh and Pat Cannon, who started 12th. Chad Criswell completed the top five. Heats for the 36 358s in competition were won by Criswell, Thomas, Haas and Cannon. Mike Ressler won the consolation race.

358-Sprint Feature - 20 laps - 1. Jason Shultz, 2. Ted Thomas, 3. Cory Haas, 4. Pat Cannon, 5. Chad Criswell, 6. Jay Galloway, 7. Glenndon Forsythe, 8. Danny Massey, 9. Kyle Moody, 10. Nate Hammaker, 11. Matt Boland, 12. Blane Heimbach, 13. Logan Schuchart, 14. Todd Rittenhouse, Jr., 15. Brie Hershey, 16. Dale Hammaker, 17. Tim Berkheimer, 18. Jordan Frontz, 19. Ricky Stonebraker, 20. Steve Fannasy, 21. Jimmy Reppert, 22. Chad Trout, 23. Mike Ressler, 24. Scott Geesey. DNQ: Eric Tomecek, Nathan Berwager, Rick Eichelberger, Brian Garland, Nicole Bower, Derek Frohlich, Clair Wintermyer, Bob Anderson, Stewart Smith, John Barnett, Jay Reichert, Kevin Nouse

Central PA 358 Point Series updated points for July 9th, 2010

Here are the updated points for the Central PA 358 Point Series presented by HTMA after tonight's race at Williams Grove Speedway.

1. Pat Cannon - 690 pts. (9 win)
2. Dale Hammaker - 493 pts. (2 win)
3. Tim Wagaman - 406 pts. (1 win)
4. Blane Heimbach - 372 pts. (2 win)
5. Logan Schuchart - 365 pts.
6. T. J. Stutts - 304 pts. (1 win)
7. Nate Snyder - 285 pts. (2 win)
8. Scott Geesey - 280 pts. (2 win)
9. Jeff Rohrbaugh - 270 pts. (3 win)
10.Brad McClelland- 259 pts. (3 win)
11.Cory Haas - 243 pts. (1 win)
12.Mike Bittinger - 235 pts. (2 win)
13.Kyle Moody - 227 pts.
14.Eric Tomecek - 217 pts. (2 win)
15.Colby Womer - 197 pts. (1 win)
16.Joe Trone Jr.- 185 pts.
17.Davie Franek - 174 pts.
18.Keith Prutzman - 171 Pts. (1 WIN)
19.Chad Trout - 149 pts. (1 win)
20.Phil Walter - 148 pts.
21.Troy Becker - 140 Pts.
22.Glenndon Forsythe-132 pts.
23.Larry Kelleher - 132 pts.
24.Billy Dietrich - 132 pts.
25.Jason Shultz - 131 pts. (1 win)
26.Todd Rittenhouse- 124 pts. (1 win)
27.Mike Walter - 112 pts.
28.Brook Weibley - 100 pts.
29.Ted Thomas - 99 pts.
30.Adrian Shaffer - 98 pts. (1 win)
31.Kevin Nouse - 98 pts.
32.Randy Davis - 96 pts.
33.Matt Boland - 93 pts.
34.Brian Bruckner - 89 pts. (1 win)
35.Randy Whisler - 88 pts.
36.Chad Criswell - 83 pts.
37.Nicole Bower - 80 pts. (1 win)
38.Steve Storrie - 74 pts. (1 win)
39.Billy Johns - 73 pts.
40.Scott Fisher - 72 pts.
41.Danny Massey - 63 pts.
42.Josh Beard - 62 pts.
43.Jason Clauss - 55 pts.
44.Steve Fannasy - 50 pts.
45.Nate Hammaker - 48 pts.
46.Jessie Morrison - 48 pts.
47.Steve Owings - 46 pts.
48.Rich Eichelberger -45 pts.
49.Tim Berkheimer - 44 pts.
50.Adam Lawrence - 42 pts.
51.Scott Flammer - 42 pts.
52.Doug Hammaker - 41 pts.
53.Mike Duncan Jr. - 40 Pts.
54.John Barnett - 40 pts.
55.Amy Ott - 38 pts.
56.Jay Galloway - 38 pts.
57.Bob Beidleman - 35 pts.
58.Derek Frohlich - 35 pts.
59.Brian Garland - 35 pts.
60.Ryan Kissinger - 30 pts.
61.Todd Spangler - 30 pts.
62.Cody Keller - 28 pts.
63.Matt Heimbach - 24 pts.
64.Jessica Anderson - 24 pts.
65.Derek Locke - 22 pts.
66.Mike Ressler - 18 pts.
67.Joey Borich - 18 pts.
68.Brian Nornhold - 18 pts.
69.Steven Nederostek- 16 pts.
70.Nick Palmerino - 16 pts.
71.Cliff Brian - 16 pts.
72.Mike Erdley - 16 pts.
73.Nyle Berkes - 16 pts.
74.Trevor Little - 14 pts.
75.Austin Reed - 14 pts.
76.Brain Suchy - 12 pts.
77.Danny Dietrich - 12 pts.
78.Jimmy Reppert - 12 pts.
79.Peter Bartley - 10 pts.
80.Jordan Frontz - 10 pts.
81.Matt Horst - 10 pts.
82.Zach Euculano - 10 pts.
83.Chuck Paige - 10 pts.
84.Duane Mausteller - 10 pts.
85.Cale Griffin - 10 pts.

Jason Shultz wins tonight at Williams Grove Speedway.

Jason Shultz was your winner tonight in the 20 lap 358 feature at Williams Grove Speedway.

Ted Thomas was 2nd, Cory Haas was 3rd, Pat Cannon was 4th, and Chad Criswell was 5th. 6th through 10th where Jay Galloway, Glenndon Forsythe, Danny Massey, Kyle Moody, & Nate Hammaker.

Only 2 races this weekend.

Only 2 races this weekend for the 358 division and they are on different nights.

The 358 division will be in action at Williams Grove Speedway Friday night. They will be the only track in the area running the class as Trail Way Speedway has given the teams the week off.

Saturday night Lincoln Speedway will host the teams in a normal feature. Selinsgrove Speedway will be off this week as well, so I wonder how man cars will make the trip and try to qualify and collect some more Central PA 358 Point Series point.

Good luck to all the teams racing this weekend.

Trail Way Speedway Points as of June 25th.

Here is the top 10 in points at Trail Way Speedway going into there off weekend.

Driver - Points - Pts. Behind.
1.Dale Hammaker-489
2.Tim Wagaman-459-30
3.Brad McClelland-451-38
4.Mike Bittinger-429-60
5.Joe Trone Jr.-420-69
6.Randy Davis-367-122
7.Brian Bruckner-366-123
8.Randy Whisler-358-131
9.Keith Prutzman-353-136
10.Troy Becker-346-143

Selinsgrove Speedway Points as of July 3rd.

Here are the top 10 in points going into the off weekend at Selinsgrove Speedway.

Driver - Points - Pts. Behind
1.Pat Cannon-3295
2.Blane Heimbach-3160-135
3.T. J. Stutts-2965-330
4.Nate Snyder-2680-615
5.Colby Womer-2675-620
6.Larry Kelleher-2675-620
7.Phil Walter-2500-795
8.Davie Franek-2475-820
9.Ryan Kissinger-2135-1160
10.Mike Walter-2095-1200

Lincoln Speedway Points as of July 3rd.

Here is the top 10 in points at Lincoln Speedway going into this weekends race.

Driver- Points- Pts. Behind
1.Dale Hammaker-2550
2.Eric Tomecek-2495 - 55
3.Tim Wagaman-2425 - 125
4.Glenndon Forsythe-2370-180
5.Logan Schuchart-2175-375
6.Brook Weibley-2175-375
7.Steve Owings- 2165-358
8.Chad Trout-2095-455
9.Jeff Rohrbaugh-2085-465
10.Nicole Bower-2080-470

Central PA 358 Racing Scene

Here is an interesting look into the 358 division. In it you will find the new rankings for the 358 division as well as other thoughts on the 358 division.

www.paposseracing.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=3347:central-pa-358-racing-scene&catid=63:central-pa-358-racing-scene&Itemid=78

Central PA 358 Point Series updated points for July 4th, 2010

Here are the updated Central PA 358 Point Series presented by HTMA point standings after last nights races at Selinsgrove and Lincoln Speedway.

1. Pat Cannon - 665 pts. (9 win)
2. Dale Hammaker - 493 pts. (2 win)
3. Tim Wagaman - 406 pts. (1 win)
4. Blane Heimbach - 372 pts. (2 win)
5. Logan Schuchart- 365 pts.
6. T. J. Stutts - 304 pts. (1 win)
7. Nate Snyder - 285 pts. (2 win)
8. Scott Geesey - 280 pts. (2 win)
9. Jeff Rohrbaugh - 270 pts. (3 win)
10.Brad McClelland- 259 pts. (3 win)
11.Mike Bittinger - 235 pts. (2 WIN)
12.Eric Tomecek - 217 pts. (2 win)
13.Kyle Moody - 215 pts.
14.Cory Haas - 213 pts. (1 win)
15.Colby Womer - 197 pts. (1 win)
16.Joe Trone Jr. - 185 pts.
17.Davie Franek - 174 pts.
18.Keith Prutzman - 171 Pts. (1 WIN)
19.Chad Trout - 149 pts. (1 win)
20.Phil Walter - 148 pts.
21.Troy Becker - 140 Pts.
22.Larry Kelleher - 132 pts.
23.Billy Dietrich - 132 pts.
24.Todd Rittenhouse- 124 pts. (1 win)
25.Glenndon Forsythe-116 pts.
26.Mike Walter - 112 pts.
27.Brook Weibley - 100 pts.
28.Adrian Shaffer - 98 pts. (1 win)
29.Kevin Nouse - 98 pts.
30.Randy Davis - 96 pts.
31.Matt Boland - 93 pts.
32.Brian Bruckner - 89 pts. (1 win)
33.Randy Whisler - 88 pts.
34.Jason Shultz - 81 pts.
35.Nicole Bower - 80 pts. (1 win)
36.Steve Storrie - 74 pts. (1 win)
37.Billy Johns - 73 pts.
38.Scott Fisher - 72 pts.
39.Ted Thomas - 64 pts.
40.Chad Criswell - 63 pts.
41.Josh Beard - 62 pts.
42.Jason Clauss - 55 pts.
43.Steve Fannasy - 50 pts.
44.Danny Massey - 49 pts.
45.Jessie Morrison - 48 pts.
46.Steve Owings - 46 pts.
47.Rich Eichelberger- 45 pts.
48.Tim Berkheimer - 44 pts.
49.Adam Lawrence - 42 pts.
50.Scott Flammer - 42 pts.
51.Doug Hammaker - 41 pts.
52.Mike Duncan Jr. - 40 Pts.
53.John Barnett - 40 pts.
54.Nate Hammaker - 38 pts.
55.Amy Ott - 38 pts.
56.Bob Beidleman - 35 pts.
57.Derek Frohlich - 35 pts.
58.Brian Garland - 35 pts.
59.Ryan Kissinger - 30 pts.
60.Todd Spangler - 30 pts.
61.Cody Keller - 28 pts.
62.Matt Heimbach - 24 pts.
63.Jessica Anderson - 24 pts.
64.Derek Locke - 22 pts.
65.Jay Galloway - 18 pts.
67.Joey Borich - 18 pts.
68.Brian Nornhold - 18 pts.
69.Steven Nederostek -16 pts.
70.Nick Palmerino - 16 pts.
71.Cliff Brian - 16 pts.
72.Mike Erdley - 16 pts.
73.Nyle Berkes - 16 pts.
74.Trevor Little - 14 pts.
75.Austin Reed - 14 pts.
76.Brain Suchy - 12 pts.
77.Danny Dietrich - 12 pts.
78.Jimmy Reppert - 12 pts.
79.Peter Bartley - 10 pts.
80.Jordan Frontz - 10 pts.
81.Matt Horst - 10 pts.
82.Zach Euculano - 10 pts.
83.Chuck Paige - 10 pts.
84.Duane Mausteller - 10 pts.
85.Cale Griffin - 10 pts.

Snyder Sets Off Own Fireworks With Last Lap Pass For Win

SELINSGROVE, Pa. – Nate Snyder of Halifax made a last-lap, final-turn pass by Pat Cannon of Etters to win the ninth annual Middleswarth Potato Chips Firecracker Special for 358 sprint cars at Selinsgrove Speedway Saturday night.

For Snyder, driving the Pro Lawn/Expert Settlement Services No. 56, the $2,000 victory in the 30-lap race marked his second of the season and the 16th of his career at Selinsgrove. Snyder previously won the Firecracker race as a 40-lap contest in 2005. His win Saturday night also ended the four-race winning streak held by Cannon, who was the night’s fast qualifier for the fourth time this season with a lap of 18.236.

In the sprint car feature, third-place starter Davie Franek powered into the lead on the first lap. The caution flag unfurled for the only time during the event after the completion of the first lap when Josh Beard and Alan Spriggle stopped in turn two. When the race resumed, Franek stretched his lead over polesitter Brian Nornhold and second-place starter Jason Shultz.

On lap three, the No. 3 driven by Pat Cannon rocketed into the third position. Cannon then passed Nornhold for second on the sixth lap. Nate Snyder, who started seventh, advanced to third using the high line of the speedway on the seventh circuit.

By lap eight, the leaders began to encounter slower traffic, creating a close, high-speed chase for the lead between Franek, Cannon, and Snyder. On the 15th circuit, Snyder made a thrilling outside pass by both Cannon and Franek for the lead exiting the second turn.

While Snyder set a torrid pace, Cannon kept the new leader in his sites. Racing down the backstretch, Cannon took the lead for first time with an inside pass by Snyder on the 19th circuit.

With five laps remaining, it appeared to be Cannon’s race as he began to distance himself from Snyder in traffic. On the final lap, however, Snyder quickly gained real estate and made a breathtaking pass by Cannon racing off turn four for the lead and win by just .06 of a second. Cannon settled for second with Franek, Blane Heimbach, and TJ Stutts rounding out the top five.

353 Sprint Cars – 29 Entries
30-Lap A-Main: 1) 56 Nate Snyder $2,000 2) 3 Pat Cannon 3) 4R Davie Franek 4) 12 Blane Heimbach 5) 2T TJ Stutts 6) 1N Brian Nornhold 7) 99B Nyle Berkes 8) 76 Larry Kelleher 9) 63 Mike Walter 10) 7 Jason Shultz 11) 22T Matt Boland 12) 5 Phil Walter 13) 71 Jessica Anderson 14) 23M Tom Wise 15) 19 Colby Womer 16) 66 Ryan Kissinger 17) 5B Josh Beard 18) 14 Matt Heimbach 19) 80M Dan Richcreek 20) 16H Matt Horst 21) 99K Cody Keller 22) 42 Alan Spriggle 23) 769 Steve Nederostek 24) 55 John Troxell DNF 25) 37 Scott Flammer DNF
Heat Winners: Pat Cannon, Mike Walter, Davie Franek
Consolation Winner: Tom Wise

WORLD ENERGY SYSTEMS, LINCOLN SPEEDWAY ANNOUNCE BIGGEST-PAYING 358 SPRINT CAR SHOW EVER

World Energy Systems World Championship for 358 Sprints" to pay winner $5,500 on August 7th

ABBOTTSTOWN, PA - With space-age technology intended to help homeowners reduce energy bills, increase energy efficiency, and live more comfortably, World Energy Systems thinks big.

And its latest idea is simply out of this world.

World Energy Systems and Lincoln Speedway have teamed up to announce the biggest show in 358 sprint car history.

The inaugural 30-lap "World Energy Systems World Championship for 358 Sprint Cars" to be run on Saturday, August 7, 2010, will offer a $5,500 increase over the normal Lincoln purse and pay $5,500 to the winner.

The number "55" is an important part of the World Energy Systems message, representing the percentage of energy savings homeowners can expect in electric and gas bills.

World Energy Systems is introducing radiant reflector technology developed by NASA over 40 years ago to protect astronauts in the Apollo program from temperatures that ranged from 250̊F to -460̊F. This reflective insulation has been applied to every spacecraft since then, including unmanned spacecraft with delicate instruments that need protection from extreme temperatures.

And it’s the same technology World Energy Systems uses in consumers’ homes today, reducing heat transfer from attic to living spaces, extending the life of air conditioning units, and retaining heat generated indoors during winter months. World Energy Systems also offers garage door insulation kits, water heater insulation, Earth Massage showerheads, and EvoLUX LED light bulbs.

With the previously-scheduled Lincoln 358 sprint car championship slated to pay $1,500-to-win, World Energy Systems has provided an extra $4,000 to the winner, making the winner’s share the highest ever paid in the 358 sprint car division.

"We’re very excited to become title sponsor of what we hope becomes a major annual event for the 358 sprint cars," said Scott Fernbaugh, marketing manager for World Energy Systems, which has its home office in Greencastle, PA, "We hope the night will showcase the car we sponsor (the #34 car of Austin Reed), and the many cost-cutting solutions we offer for home energy needs in an environmentally friendly manner."

The "World Energy Systems World Championship for 358 Sprints" will begin with time trials at 7:00 PM. Thundercars and 305 sprints are also on the card. Gates for the show open at 5:00 PM.

The "World Energy Systems World Championship for 358 Sprints" carries a September 11th rain date.

Nate Snyder wins tonight's Fire Craker 30 at Selinsgrove Speedway

Nate Snyder picked up his 2nd win of the season at Selinsgrove Speedway beating Pat Cannon.

1. Nate Snyder by 0.657 seconds
2. Pat Cannon
3. Davie Franek
4. Blane Heimbach (from 19th starting position)
5. TJ Stutts (from 15th starting position)
6. Brian Nornhold
7. Nyle Berkes
8. Larry Kelleher
9. Mike Walter
10. Jason Shultz
11. Matt Boland
12. Phil Walter
13. Jessica Anderson
14. Tom Wise
15. Colby Womer
16. Ryan Kissinger
17. Josh Beard
18. Matt Heimbach
19. Dan Richcreek
20. Matt Horst
21. Cody Keller
22. Alan Spriggle
23. Steven Nederostek
24. John Troxell
25. Scott Flammer

GEESEY CLAIMS “ARCH NIGHT” WIN IN LINCOLN 358 SPRINT MAIN

ABBOTTSTOWN, PA , 7/3/2010 - There was no catching Scott Geesey in the 20-lap "358" sprint car feature at Lincoln Speedway Saturday night.

Geesey started on the pole and led every lap en route to his first win of the season, becoming the seventh different winner in eight 2010 events at the Pigeon Hills oval.

Third-starting Chad Trout was scored second every lap, and pulled alongside the Credit Connection #18 several times. But with a narrow track, Trout was never able to muster up the traction to make the pass.

"I kinda knew that with Chad behind me, he wasn’t going to try anything dumb," said a happy Geesey in victory lane, "If he was leading, he would have know the same thing."

"With the track the way it was, it was just rubber down, and you gotta get to the lead first," continued Geesey, "I’m just happy to win. The other week I thought we were going to win and Stevie (Storrie) beat me out, and he did a real good job. Chad a heck of a racer and all-around great guy at the race track and away from the race track. It’s great to beat him, but it wouldn’t have bothered me to run second to him."

Trout settled for second, with Tim Wagaman, Keith Prutzman, and Logan Schuchart completing the top five. Sixth through tenth were 12^th-starting Brook Weibley, Scott Fisher, Eric Tomecek, Billy Johns, and John Barnett.

It was Geesey’s second career Lincoln 358 sprint win, to go along with one 410 win in the Pigeon Hills.

Heats for the 43 "358" Sprints were won by Barnett, Geesey, Jay Galloway, and Wagaman. Twin consolations were won by Adrian Shaffer and Steve Owings.

Feature (20-Laps) - 1. 18-Scott Geesey; 2. 7C-Chad Trout; 3. 1*-Tim Wagaman; 4. 28-Keith Prutzman; 5. 1S-Logan Schuchart; 6. B52-Brook Weibley; 7. 21-Scott Fisher; 8. 11T-Eric Tomecek; 9. 2J-Billy Johns; 10. 15B-John Barnett; 11. 35-Steve Owings; 12. 91-Adrian Shaffer; 13. 27-Jay Galloway; 14. 99M-Kyle Moody; 15. 66-Dale Hammaker; 16. 23B-Todd Rittenhouse Jr.; 17. 66H-Doug Hammaker; 18. 75-Nicole Bower; 19. 97-Brie Hershey (DNF); 20. 34-Austin Reed (DNF); 21. 67-Jason Cherry (DNF); 22. 00-Mike Bittinger (DNF); 23. 50-Tim Berkheimer (DNF); 24. 5T-Glenndon Forsythe (DNF). No Time

Lap Leaders - Scott Geesey (1-20)

.38-margin of victory
1st win of 2010
2nd career win at Lincoln Speedway