ROHRBAUGH PADS POINTS LEAD WITH FIRST TRAIL-WAY WIN OF THE YEAR

Hanover, PA (8/26/10) - Jeff Rohrbaugh surprised some drivers en route to his first Trail-Way “358" sprint car win of the year on Friday night. Not that he won, but how he won. Rohrbaugh, who started 12th, went to the top side to pass cars on two different occasions to score his 23rd career Trail-Way win. “That’s not like me,” said Rohrbaugh upon exiting his CTI/Flat Work Concrete/Delco Signs #45 in victory lane, “But those guys were hugging the bottom.”

The first outside move came around Brian Allman to move into third on the front stretch to complete lap 14, and the second outside pass was his race-winning move around race-long leader Scott Fisher on lap 18. “Wow. I guess luckily, Cris (Eash) and Billy (Dietrich) didn’t make the cut (handicap inversion),” added Rohrbaugh, “We haven’t been struggling, but we just haven’t been winning.” As for the points lead, Rohrbaugh said, “It’s not over ‘til it’s over. Wins pay more than the championship, so we just want wins. The title will take care of itself.”

Rohrbaugh’s final margin of victory was 1.76 seconds over 16th starting Cris Eash, with Fisher settling for third, Steve Owings coming from 18th starting spot to finish fourth, and Keith Prutzman fifth. Sixth through tenth were Allman, Dale Hammaker, 21st-starting Billy Dietrich, 22nd-starting Logan Schuchart, and 19th-starting Tim Wagaman. Heats for the 27 “358" Sprints were won by Zach Euculano, Randy Whisler, and Prutzman, with Schuchart winning the consolation.

RACE RESULTS
Friday, August 26, 2011
TRAIL-WAY SPEEDWAY
Hanover, PA

358 Sprint Cars
Feature (25 Laps) - 1. 45-Jeff Rohrbaugh; 2. 10W-Cris Eash; 3. 21-Scott Fisher; 4. 35-Steve Owings; 5. 28-Keith Prutzman; 6. 5A-Brian Allman; 7. 66-Dale Hammaker; 8. 8-Billy Dietrich; 9. 1S-Logan Schuchart; 10. 1*-Tim Wagaman; 11. 52-Austin Hogue; 12. 8R-Michael Ruttkamp; 13. 10-Zach Euculano; 14. 22T-Matt Boland; 15. 18J-Jessie Morrison; 16. 7C-Jason Cunningham, Jr.; 17. 11D-Mike Duncan, Jr.; 18. 99M-Kyle Moody; 19. 1A-Jacob Allen; 20. 45W-Colt White (DNF); 21. 64-Randy Whisler (DNF); 22. 99-Joe Trone, Jr. (DNF); 23. 16-Aaron Spahr (DNF); 24. 0-Steve Storrie (DNF). No Time

Lap Leaders - Scott Fisher (1-17), Jeff Rohrbaugh (18-25)

Heat 1 (10 Laps/7 to Qualify) - 1. 10-Zach Euculano; 2. 21-Scott Fisher; 3. 16-Aaron Spahr; 4. 52-Austin Hogue; 5. 99M-Kyle Moody; 6. 10W-Cris Eash; 7. 1*-Tim Wagaman; 8. 90-Jordan Givler; DNS - 17S-Bob Sell, Jr. Time - 2:26.90

Heat 2 (10 Laps/7 to Qualify) - 1. 64-Randy Whisler; 2. 45-Jeff Rohrbaugh; 3. 5A-Brian Allman; 4. 45W-Colt White; 5. 18J-Jessie Morrison; 6. 11D-Mike Duncan, Jr.; 7. 8R-Michael Ruttkamp; 8. 99-Joe Trone, Jr.; 9. 1S-Logan Schuchart. No Time

Heat 3 (10 Laps/7 to Qualify) - 1. 28-Keith Prutzman; 2. 7C-Jason Cunningham, Jr.; 3. 22T-Matt Boland; 4. 66-Dale Hammaker; 5. 0-Steve Storrie; 6. 35-Steve Owings; 7. 8-Billy Dietrich; 8. 1A-Jacob Allen; 9. 19Z-Isaac Sneeringer. No Time

Consolation (8 Laps/3 to qualify) - 1. 1S-Logan Schuchart; 2. 99-Joe Trone, Jr.; 3. 1A-Jacob Allen; 4. 19Z-Isaac Sneeringer; 5. 17S-Bob Sell, Jr.; DNS - 90-Jordan Givler. Time - 1:57.56

Central PA 358 Point Series standings as of 8-26-11

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

1. Logan Schuchart - 949 pts. (6 win)
2. Billy Dietrich - 828 pts.(5 win)
3. Pat Cannon - 755 pts. (9 wins)
4. Jeff Rohrbaugh - 752 pts. (2 win)
5. Cris Eash - 486 pts. (3 win)
6. Tim Wagaman - 467 pts.
7. Dale Hammaker - 463 Pts. (1 win)
8. Blane Heimbach - 445 pts. (3 win)
9. TJ Stutts - 385 pts. (2 win)
10.Chad Trout - 282 pts.
11.Nate Snyder - 268 pts. (1 win)
12.Eric Tomecek - 255 pts.
13.Steve Owings - 251 pts. ( 2 win)
14.Adrian Shaffer - 249 pts. (1 win)
15.Niki Young - 244 pts (1 win)
16.Colby Womer - 238 pts.
17.Austin Hogue - 228 Pts. (1 win)
18.Keith Prutzman - 221 Pts. (1 Win)
19.Joe Trone Jr. - 221 Pts. (1 win)
20.Larry Kelleher - 217 pts.
21.Mike Duncan Jr. - 182 pts.(1 win)
22.Ted Thomas - 180 pts.
23.Scott Fisher - 179 Pts. (2 win)
24.Billy Pauch, Jr - 166 pts.
25.Randy Whisler - 161 Pts. (1 win)
26.Glenndon Forsythe - 156 pts. (1 win)
27.Jason Shultz - 156 pts. (1 win)
28.Kyle Moody - 155 pts.
29.Nate Hammaker - 150 pts.
30.Jason Cunningham Jr. - 149 Pts.
31.Phil Walter - 145 Pts.
32.Michael Ruttcamp - 142 Pts.
33.Matt Boland - 138 Pts.
34.Davie Frenek - 130 pts. (1 win)
35.Scott Geesey - 126 pts.
36.Jay Galloway - 124 pts. (1 win)
37.Mark Smith - 123 Pts.
38.Brook Weibley - 122 pts. (1 win)
39.Jessie Morrison - 118 Pts.
40.Steve Storrie - 117 pts.
41.Mike Bittinger - 114 Pts. (1 win)
42.Tim Burkheimer - 111 Pts.
43.Derek Locke - 108 pts.
44.Kevin Nouse -104 pts. (1 win)
45.Jessica Anderson - 103 Pts.
46.Josh Beard - 100 pts.
47.Doug Hammaker - 99 pts.
48.Arron Spahr -  98 Pts. (1 win)
49.Rodney Westhaver - 97 Pts.
50.Matt Horst - 96 pts.
51.Zach Euculano - 88 Pts. (1 win)
52.Cody Keller - 86 pts.
53.Isaac Sneeringer - 80 Pts.
54.Rich Eichelberger - 73 Pts.
55.Joey Allen - 70 Pts. (1 win)
56.Jacob Allen - 64 Pts. (1 win)
57.Kevin Nagy - 60 Pts. (1 win)
58.Ryan Kissinger - 60 Pts. (1 win)
59.Nathan Burwager - 60 pts.
60.Amy Ott - 54 Pts.
61.Kyle Purks - 53 Pts.
62.Chris Arnold - 53 Pts.
63.Todd Reed - 50 Pts (1 win)
64.Jan Luckenbaugh - 50 Pts (1 win)
65.Trevor Little 50 Pts. (1 win)
66.Brian Garland - 50 Pts.
67.Duane Mausteller - 50 Pts.
68.Wes Irwin - 49 Pts.
69.Brie Hershey - 41 Pts.
70.Brian Allman - 32 Pts.
71.Brian Nornhold - 28 Pts.
72.Todd Berkheimer - 26 Pts.
73.Steve Buckwalter - 25 pts.
74.Matt Heimbach - 25 Pts.
75.Austin Reed - 25 Pts.
76.Jordan Frontz - 20 Pts.
77.Arron Eichelberger - 16 Pts.
78.Logan Wagner - 14 Pts.
79.Ricky Stonebraker - 14 Pts.
80.Bob Beidleman - 14 Pts.
81.Jason Cherry - 12 Pts.
82.Matt Heimbach - 12 Pts.
83.Randy Davis - 12 Pts.
84.Steve Fannasy - 12 Pts.
85.Billy Shofstall - 10 Pts.

Jeff Rohrbaugh wins at Trail Way Speedway

Jeff Rohrbaugh was your winner tonight at Trail Way Speedway over Cris Eash , Scott Fisher , Steve Owings , and Keith Prutzman.

6th through 10th where Brian Allman , Dale Hammaker , Bill Dietrich , Logan Schuchart , and Tim Wagaman.

EASH STORMS TO THIRD WIN OF THE YEAR IN TRAIL-WAY 358 SPRINTS

Hanover, PA (8/19/10) - Hanover's Cris Eash came from tenth starting spot to claim his third win of the year in the 25-lap "358" sprint car feature at Trail-Way Speedway Friday night. And he did it by running down race-long leader Matt Boland with a low-side move in turn three of lap 17.

The race was marred by a five-car crash that resulted in three cars flipping, one bursting into a fireball, and one driver transported to the hospital for a check-up.

Boland took the lead from his outside front row starting spot, but the race was red-flagged when several cars got together at full-speed midway down the backstretch. The cars of Wes Irwin, Billy Dietrich, and Joe Trone, Jr. all flipped, with Irwin's car bursting into flames as it rolled to a stop entering turn three. The flames were quickly extinguished, and all three flip victims were injured. Also involved were the sprinters of Jordan
Givler and Ted Thomas, Jr., who was transported to an area hospital for a check-up.

When the race resumed, Boland drove out to a huge lead, which dwindled once he entered lapped traffic on lap 10. Eash raced wheel-to-wheel with several cars in the early laps and finally broke free into second as Boland hit lapped traffic. "Last week, Matt was checked out before his spin, and I didn't think I'd catch him," said Eash upon exiting his Bruckner family West Shore Printing #10W, "It's tough to sit in your car and wait all that time (during the red). But we kept our car loose tonight and the track was great. I want to thank Shawn (Norris) and Brian (Bruckner). They don't get the credit they deserve for keeping this car fast."

Other than a mid-race caution for Jessie Morrison, who spun backwards toward the wall in turn one, the final 24 laps went non-stop. Boland settled for second, with 12th-starting Jeff Rohrbaugh padding his points lead in third, Steve Storrie finishing fourth, and Austin Hogue completing the top five. Rounding out the top ten were Logan Schuchart, who was running fourth until shredding a tire coming off the final turn, Mike

Duncan, Jr., polesitter Brian Allman, Zach Euculano, and 20th-starting Kyle
Moody.

Heats for the 24 "358" Sprints were won by Euculano, Boland, and Storrie.

358 Sprint Cars

Feature (25 Laps) - 1. 10W-Cris Eash; 2. 22T-Matt Boland; 3. 45-Jeff
Rohrbaugh; 4. 0-Steve Storrie; 5. 52-Austin Hogue; 6. 1S-Logan Schuchart; 7.
11D-Mike Duncan, Jr.; 8. 5A-Brian Allman; 9. 10-Zach Euculano; 10. 99M-Kyle
Moody; 11. 28-Keith Prutzman; 12. 64-Randy Whisler; 13. 1-Tim Wagaman; 14.
45W-Colt White; 15. 66-Dale Hammaker; 16. 1A-Jacob Allen; 17. 18J-Jessie
Morrison; 18. 7C-Jason Cunningham, Jr.; 19. 8-Billy Dietrich (DNF); 20.
99-Joe Trone, Jr. (DNF); 21. 94-Ted Thomas (DNF); 22. 90-Jordan Givier
(DNF); 23. 9-Wes Irwin (DNF); DNS - 21-Scott Fisher. No Time

Lap Leaders - Matt Boland (1-16), Cris Eash (17-25)

Heat 1 (10 Laps/6 to Qualify) - 1. 10-Zach Euculano; 2. 45-Jeff Rohrbaugh;
3. 11D-Mike Duncan; 4. 1S-Logan Schuchart; 5. 99-Joe Trone, Jr.; 6. 94-Ted
Thomas; 7. 45W-Colt White (DNF). No Time

Heat 2 (10 Laps/6 to Qualify) - 1. 22T-Matt Boland; 2. 7C-Jason Cunningham,
Jr.; 3. 10W-Cris Eash; 4. 5A-Brian Allman; 5. 28-Keith Prutzman; 6. 66-Dale
Hammaker; 7. 99M-Kyle Moody; 8. 21-Scott Fisher (DNF). Time - 2:18.41

Heat 3 (10 Laps/6 to Qualify) - 1. 0-Steve Storrie; 2. 8-Billy Dietrich; 3.
52-Austin Hogue; 4. 64-Randy Whisler; 5. 1*-Tim Wagaman; 6. 90-Jordan Givler
(DNF); 7. 9-Wes Irwin (DNF); DNS - 1A-Jacob Allen. Time - 2:27.25

KISSINGER WINS FIRST IN 358 SPRINTS IN 4-CAR SHOWDOWN

SELINSGROVE, Pa. – Ryan Kissinger of Bloomsburg came out the winner of a suspenseful four-car showdown in the final two laps of the 25-lap 358 sprint car feature Saturday night at Selinsgrove Speedway.

Kissinger, driving a Ford-powered sprint car, wired the field for his first career win but was pressured by several drivers for the lead most of the distance. Kissinger’s victory served as a fitting tribute to Ray Tilley, the speedway’s all-time career leading sprint car winner who passed away Friday. Like Kissinger, Tilley raced a Ford-powered sprint car, which carried him to 69 victories at the track in the 1960s.

Selinsgrove Speedway returns to racing action at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 27, with the rescheduled 13th Annual Late Model Open sponsored by Foss Jewelers plus 358 sprint cars, pro stocks, and roadrunners. The 30-lap Late Model Open will pay $5,000 to win and $300 to start. Track gates will open at 5 p.m.

Polesitter Ryan Kissinger drove into the lead at the start of the sprint car feature. Kissinger was chased and challenged for the lead by second-place starter Nyle Berkes for several laps while third-place starter Duane Mausteller kept the leaders in his sites. 

The race was stopped on lap five when Pat Cannon crashed hard in turn four. Cannon, the leading feature winner this season, escaped injury.

On a lap seven restart, Kissinger was able to stretch his lead as seventh-place starter Eric Tomecek stormed into the second position and began to reel in Kissinger. A high-speed chase ensued in traffic as Kissinger held off Tomecek, Mausteller, 11th-place starter Logan Schuchart and Berkes in the top five.

With five laps remaining, Tomecek moved within striking distance of Kissinger as Schuchart advanced to third. Point leader and 10th-place starter Blane Heimbach also began to show speed and entered the top five.

The final caution flag of the event unfurled on lap 23 when Larry Kelleher’s car rolled to a stop in turn two, setting up a chase to the checkered flag. When the race resumed, it was an all-out war on wheels as Kissinger ran the top of the track while Tomecek, Schuchart, and Heimbach all raced in his shadow. 

Racing off turn four, Kissinger took the checkered flag by the slimmest of margins over Tomecek. Schuchart, Heimbach, and Mausteller rounded out the top five in a close finish.

SELINSGROVE SPEEDWAY SUMMARY – 20 August 2011
358 Sprint Cars – 26 Entries
25-Lap A-Main: 1) 66 Ryan Kissinger 2) 1W Eric Tomecek 3) 1S Logan Schuchart 4) 12 Blane Heimbach 5) 21 Duane Mausteller 6) 5B Josh Beard 7) 16H Matt Horst 8) 23M TJ Stutts 9) 19 Colby Womer 10) 56 Nate Snyder 11) 77 Derek Locke 12) 1 Mark Smith 13) 25 John Smith 14) 52B Brooke Weibley 15) 71 Jessica Anderson 16) 8R Michael Ruttkamp 17) 67 Jason Cherry 18) 1M Jason Shultz 19) 76 Larry Kelleher 20) 99B Nyle Berkes 21) 5W Phil Walter 22) 99K Cody Keller 23) 3 Pat Cannon 24) 38 Scott Wilson
Heat Winners: Blane Heimbach, Eric Tomecek, Duane Mausteller
Consolation Winner: Michael Ruttkamp

Mike Bittinger comes from 17th starting spot to grab first career 358 sprint win

Mike Bittinger, who has two career Lincoln "410" sprint wins, came from 17th starting spot to claim his first-ever Lincoln "358" sprint car feature
victory. In doing so, he became the first driver in recent memory to claim wins in both major sprint divisions in the same season.

Attrition helped Bittinger to the front, with nine cars involved in a turn four melee at the start. Bittinger actually received back bumper damage in
the incident, but kept moving and restarted 11th.

Polesitter Mark Strickler and fourth-starting Steve Storrie then made contact and spun on the ensuing complete restart, moving Bittinger up two
more spots for a third attempt to start the race.

When green flag laps were finally recorded, Logan Wagner led the first eight laps with Adrian Shaffer hot on his tail. But Shaffer made contact with Wagner's back wheel and broke in turn two of lap nine. On the restart, fifth-starting Keith Prutzman grabbed the top spot from Wagner with
Bittinger up to third. Bittinger caught Austin Hogue for second on the following lap, and began his pursuit of the leader.

Bittinger made the race-winning pass on lap 15, and was driving through the final turns when the caution came out for Doug Hammaker, who spun in turn two.

On the final restart, second-place Kevin Nagy, who caught Hogue on lap 17, ran out of fuel and dove into the infield. That gave Bittinger all the room he needed to claim the $1,000 win by 1.82 seconds over Prutzman, with Hogue, Tim Wagaman, and 18th-starting Jeff Rohrbaugh completing the top five. Rohrbaugh's top five finish, combined with Billy Dietrich's 17th-pace finish after being involved in two separate crashes (including the opening lap 9-car crash) vaulted Rohrbaugh into the Lincoln 358 sprint points lead.

Sixth through tenth were 22nd-starting Niki Young (whose car was also involved in the opening lap crash), 20th-starting Billy Pauch, Jr., Wagner,
Nathan Berwager, and Storrie.

Heats for the 37 "358" sprinters were won by Dietrich, Storrie, Prutzman, and Wagner, with Glenndon Forsythe winning the consolation.


Next Saturday night, August 27th at 7:30 PM, it will be 59TH Anniversary Show/John Gleim, Jr. Excavating Night featuring Twin 20-lap features for the 410 Sprinter, along with the Thundercars and Central PA Legends. Gates will open at 5:30 PM.

To get all the latest news, results, schedule changes and rule changes, visit Lincoln Speedway's website at http://www.lincolnspeedway.com to stay up-to-date on all the action or pending weather conditions at Central Pennsylvania's "Premier" Saturday night race track - The Fabulous Lincoln Speedway.

KEIZER ALUMINUM WHEELS 358 SPRINTS
Feature (20-Laps) - 1. 12-Mike Bittinger ($1,000); 2. 28-Keith Prutzman; 3.
52-Austin Hogue; 4. 1-Tim Wagaman; 5. 45-Jeff Rohrbaugh; 6. 65-Niki Young;
7. 23B-Billy Pauch, Jr.; 8. 6R-Logan Wagner; 9. 85-Nathan Berwager; 10.
0-Steve Storrie; 11. 5T-Glenndon Forsythe; 12. 99M-Kyle Moody; 13. 38-Mark
Strickler; 14. 28F-Matt Findley; 15. 45X-Colt White; 16. 66h-Doug Hammaker;
17. 8-Billy Dietrich; 18. 76-Kevin Nagy (DNF); 19. 19Z-Isaac Sneeringer
(DNF); 20. 91-Adrian Shaffer (DNF); 21. 7C-Chad Trout (DNF); 22. 56M-DJ
Montgomery (DNF); 23. 66-Dale Hammaker (DNF); 24. 51N-Nick Palmerino (DNF).
No Time

Lap Leaders - Logan Wagner (1-8), Keith Prutzman (9-14), Mike Bittinger
(15-20)

Central PA 358 Point Series standings as of 8-21-11

Here are the updated Central PA 358 Point Series presented by HTMA standings after tonights races at Selinsgrove and Lincoln Speedway's.

1. Logan Schuchart - 937 pts. (6 win)
2. Billy Dietrich - 814 pts.(5 win)
3. Pat Cannon - 755 pts. (9 wins)
4. Jeff Rohrbaugh - 702 pts. (1 win)
5. Tim Wagaman - 457 pts.
6. Cris Eash - 451 pts. (3 win)
7. Dale Hammaker - 447 Pts. (1 win)
8. Blane Heimbach - 445 pts. (3 win)
9. TJ Stutts - 385 pts. (2 win)
10.Chad Trout - 282 pts.
11.Nate Snyder - 268 pts. (1 win)
12.Eric Tomecek - 255 pts.
13.Adrian Shaffer - 249 pts. (1 win)
14.Niki Young - 244 pts (1 win)
15.Colby Womer - 238 pts.
16.Austin Hogue - 228 Pts. (1 win)
17.Steve Owings - 226 pts. ( 2 win)
18.Joe Trone Jr. - 221 Pts. (1 win)
19.Larry Kelleher - 217 pts.
20.Keith Prutzman - 201 Pts. (1 Win)
21.Mike Duncan Jr. - 182 pts.(1 win)
22.Ted Thomas - 180 pts.
23.Billy Pauch, Jr - 166 pts.
24.Randy Whisler - 161 Pts. (1 win)
25.Glenndon Forsythe - 156 pts. (1 win)
26.Jason Shultz - 156 pts. (1 win)
27.Kyle Moody - 155 pts.
28.Nate Hammaker - 150 pts.
29.Scott Fisher - 149 Pts. (2 win)
30.Jason Cunningham Jr. - 149 Pts.
31.Michael Ruttcamp - 142 Pts.
32.Matt Boland - 138 Pts.
33.Davie Frenek - 130 pts. (1 win)
34.Scott Geesey - 126 pts.
35.Jay Galloway - 124 pts. (1 win)
36.Mark Smith - 123 Pts.
37.Brook Weibley - 122 pts. (1 win)
38.Jessie Morrison - 118 Pts.
39.Steve Storrie - 117 pts.
40.Mike Bittinger - 114 Pts. (1 win)
41.Tim Burkheimer - 111 Pts.
42.Derek Locke - 108 pts.
43.Kevin Nouse -104 pts. (1 win)
44.Jessica Anderson - 103 Pts.
45.Josh Beard - 100 pts.
46.Doug Hammaker - 99 pts.
47.Arron Spahr - 98 Pts. (1 win)
48.Rodney Westhaver - 97 Pts.
49.Matt Horst - 96 pts.
50.Zach Euculano - 88 Pts. (1 win)
51.Cody Keller - 86 pts.
52.Isaac Sneeringer - 80 Pts.
53.Rich Eichelberger - 73 Pts.
54.Joey Allen - 70 Pts. (1 win)
55.Jacob Allen - 64 Pts. (1 win)
56.Kevin Nagy - 60 Pts. (1 win)
57.Ryan Kissinger - 60 Pts. (1 win)
58.Nathan Burwager - 60 pts.
59.Amy Ott - 54 Pts.
60.Kyle Purks - 53 Pts.
61.Chris Arnold - 53 Pts.
62.Todd Reed - 50 Pts (1 win)
63.Jan Luckenbaugh - 50 Pts (1 win)
64.Trevor Little 50 Pts. (1 win)
65.Brian Garland - 50 Pts.
66.Duane Mausteller - 50 Pts.
67.Wes Irwin - 49 Pts.
68.Brie Hershey - 41 Pts.
69.Brian Nornhold - 28 Pts.
70.Todd Berkheimer - 26 Pts.
71.Steve Buckwalter - 25 pts.
72.Matt Heimbach - 25 Pts.
73.Austin Reed - 25 Pts.
74.Jordan Frontz - 20 Pts.
75.Arron Eichelberger - 16 Pts.
76.Logan Wagner - 14 Pts.
77.Ricky Stonebraker - 14 Pts.
78.Bob Beidleman - 14 Pts.
79.Brian Allman - 14 Pts.
80.Jason Cherry - 12 Pts.
81.Matt Heimbach - 12 Pts.
82.Randy Davis - 12 Pts.
83.Steve Fannasy - 12 Pts.
84.Billy Shofstall - 10 Pts.

Ryan Kissinger wins at Selinsgrove Speedway

Ryan Kissinger was your winner tonight at Selinsgrove Speedway over Eric Tomecek , Logan Schuchart , Blane Heimbach , Duane Mausteller.

6th through 10th where Josh Beard, Matt Horst , TJ Stutts , Colby Womer and Derek Locke.

Mike Bittinger wins at Lincoln Speedway

Mike Bittinger was your winner tonight at Lincoln Speedway over Keith Prutzman , Austin Hogue ,Tim Wagaman , and Jeff Rohrbaugh.

6th through 10th where Niki Young , Billy Pauch, Jr , Logan Wagner , Nathan Berwager , and Steve Storrie.