TJ Stutts was your winner tonight at Selinsgrove Speedway over Blane Heimbach, Phil Walter, Jason Shultz, and Pat Cannon.
6th through 10th where Derek Locke, Colby Womer, Josh Beard, Matt Horst, and Brian Nornhold.
Saturday, June 9, 2012
Shane Hoff wins at Lincoln Speedway
Shane Hoff was your winner tonight at Lincoln Speedway over Keith Prutzman , Brie Hershey , Niki Young , and Tim Berkheimer.
6th through 10th where Ryan Wilson, Doug Hammaker, Todd Rittenhouse, Jr, Cris Eash;, and Tyler Ross.
6th through 10th where Ryan Wilson, Doug Hammaker, Todd Rittenhouse, Jr, Cris Eash;, and Tyler Ross.
STEVE OWINGS ENDS RUN OF BAD LUCK WITH SECOND WIN OF THE YEAR IN TRAIL-WAY 358 SPRINTS
HANOVER, PA , 6/8/12 – Early season winner Steve Owings
got the monkey off his back Friday night, claiming his second win of
the year in the 358 sprint car feature at Trail-Way Speedway Friday
night.
“We’ve been running so bad here lately that we started on the front row,” said Owings upon exiting his Valentine Motorsports/Westminster Transmission #35 in victory lane, “But it was nice to start up front. Starting position was everything.”
Owings started second when Rick Horn dropped into the infield while cars were lining up for the feature, took the lead from polesitter Jordan Givler at the start, and led every lap. Givler, who ran the race of his life, ran second the entire way, holding off defending champ and seventh-starting Jeff Rohrbaugh over the final ten laps.
“You’re always racing with somebody here, and that’s why I love it!” continued Owings, “They work hard to make the track racey for everyone, and that’s why I love racing here.”
Joe Trone, Jr. and Mike Bittinger waged a battle of their own over the second half of the race, and finished fourth and fifth.
Sixth through tenth were Austin Hogue, Kyle Moody, Keith Prutzman, Ryan Wilson, and Randy Whisler.
Heats for the 23 “358” Sprints were won by Givler, Owings, and Wilson.
“We’ve been running so bad here lately that we started on the front row,” said Owings upon exiting his Valentine Motorsports/Westminster Transmission #35 in victory lane, “But it was nice to start up front. Starting position was everything.”
Owings started second when Rick Horn dropped into the infield while cars were lining up for the feature, took the lead from polesitter Jordan Givler at the start, and led every lap. Givler, who ran the race of his life, ran second the entire way, holding off defending champ and seventh-starting Jeff Rohrbaugh over the final ten laps.
“You’re always racing with somebody here, and that’s why I love it!” continued Owings, “They work hard to make the track racey for everyone, and that’s why I love racing here.”
Joe Trone, Jr. and Mike Bittinger waged a battle of their own over the second half of the race, and finished fourth and fifth.
Sixth through tenth were Austin Hogue, Kyle Moody, Keith Prutzman, Ryan Wilson, and Randy Whisler.
Heats for the 23 “358” Sprints were won by Givler, Owings, and Wilson.
358 SPRINTS
Feature (25-Laps) - 1.
35-Steve Owings; 2. 90-Jordon Givler; 3. 45-Jeff Rohrbaugh; 4. 99-Joe
Trone, Jr.; 5. 12-Mike Bittinger; 6. 52-Austin Hogue; 7. 99M-Kyle Moody;
8. 28-Keith Prutzman; 9. 29-Ryan Wilson; 10. 64-Randy Whisler; 11.
11D-Mike Duncan, Jr.; 12. 9-Wes Irwin; 13. 89-Ashley Cappetta; 14.
20-Trevor Little; 15. 69-Shane Hoff (DNF); 16. 66B-Cory Brockman (DNF);
17. 10-Zach Euculano (DNF); 18. 55-Matthew Krause (DNF); 19. 1*-Tim
Wagaman (DNF); 20. 19Z-Isaac Sneeringer (DNF);21. 83-Alex Spalding
(DNF); DNS – 01-Rick Horn, 7C-JB Cunningham. No Time
Lap Leaders – Steve Owings (1-25)
Friday, June 8, 2012
Central PA 358 Point Series presented by HTMAS Point Standings
Here are the updated Central PA 358 Point Series presented by HTMA Point Standings after tonight's race at Trail Way Speedway,
1. Pat Cannon - 419 Pts. (3 win)
2. Austin Hogue - 365 Pts. (1 win)
3. Jeff Rohrbaugh - 324 Pts. (2win)
4. Kyle Moody - 300 Pts. (2 win)
5. Tim Wagaman - 282 Pts.
6. Mike Bittinger - 274 Pts. (1 win)
7. Mark Smith - 251 Pts. (2 win)
8. Jacob Allen - 205 Pts. (2 win)
9. Ryan Wilson - 205 Pts.
10.Eric Tomecek - 190 Pts.
11.Jason Shultz - 176 Pts. (2 win)
12.Eric Tomecek - 190 Pts.
13.Keith Prutzman - 159 Pts.
14.Cris Eash - 155 Pts.
15.Josh Beard - 145 Pts. (1 win)
16.TJ Stutts - 145 Pts.
17.Derek Locke - 138 Pts.
18.Steve Owings - 136 Pts. (2 win)
19.Brad McClelland - 132 Pts.
20.Niki Young - 126 Pts. (1 win)
21.Nathan Berwager - 122 Pts.
22.Rodney Westhafer - 110 Pts. (1 win)
23.Todd Rittenhouse - 110 Pts.
24.Dale Hammaker - 109 Pts.
25.Cody Keller - 107 Pts. (1 win)
26.Tim Burkheimer - 100 Pts.
27.Tyler Ross - 97 Pts.
28.Joe Trone Jr. 95 Pts.
29.Shane Hoff - 93 Pts. (1 win)
30.Zach Eucalano - 89 Pts.
31.Adrian Shaffer - 84 Pts.
32.Brie Hershey - 85 Pts (1 win)
33.Randy Whisler - 82 Pts.
34.Wes Irwin - 78 Pts.
35.Davie Frenek - 76 Pts.
36.Duane Mausteller - 77 Pts.
37.Larry Kelleher - 71 Pts.
38.Logan Wagner - 70 Pts.
39.Phil Walter - 69 Pts.
40.Kevin Nouse - 68 Pts.(1 win)
41.JB Cunningham - 64 Pts. (1 win)
42.Scott Fisher -62 Pts (1 win)
43.Jay Galloway - 62 Pts. (1 win)
44.Nate Hammaker - 60 Pts. (1 win)
45.Jan Luckenbaugh - 47 Pts.
46.Blane Heimbach - 36 Pts.
47.Jordan Givler - 35 Pts
48.Isac Sneeringer - 35 Pts.
49.Amy Ott- 34 Pts.
50.Matt Horst - 32 Pts.
51.Brian Allman - 32 Pts.
52.Doug Hammaker - 30 Pts.
53.Glenndon Forsythe - 25 Pts.
54.Matt Findley - 25 Pts.
55.Ted Thomas - 24 Pts.
56.Jessica Anderson - 22 Pts.
57.John Smith - 18 Pts.
58.Aaron Eichelberger - 16 Pts.
59.Matt Mountz - 16 Pts.
60.Bob Beidelman - 12 Pts.
61.Kevin Nagy - 10 Pts.
62.Mike Duncan Jr. - 10 Pts
1. Pat Cannon - 419 Pts. (3 win)
2. Austin Hogue - 365 Pts. (1 win)
3. Jeff Rohrbaugh - 324 Pts. (2win)
4. Kyle Moody - 300 Pts. (2 win)
5. Tim Wagaman - 282 Pts.
6. Mike Bittinger - 274 Pts. (1 win)
7. Mark Smith - 251 Pts. (2 win)
8. Jacob Allen - 205 Pts. (2 win)
9. Ryan Wilson - 205 Pts.
10.Eric Tomecek - 190 Pts.
11.Jason Shultz - 176 Pts. (2 win)
12.Eric Tomecek - 190 Pts.
13.Keith Prutzman - 159 Pts.
14.Cris Eash - 155 Pts.
15.Josh Beard - 145 Pts. (1 win)
16.TJ Stutts - 145 Pts.
17.Derek Locke - 138 Pts.
18.Steve Owings - 136 Pts. (2 win)
19.Brad McClelland - 132 Pts.
20.Niki Young - 126 Pts. (1 win)
21.Nathan Berwager - 122 Pts.
22.Rodney Westhafer - 110 Pts. (1 win)
23.Todd Rittenhouse - 110 Pts.
24.Dale Hammaker - 109 Pts.
25.Cody Keller - 107 Pts. (1 win)
26.Tim Burkheimer - 100 Pts.
27.Tyler Ross - 97 Pts.
28.Joe Trone Jr. 95 Pts.
29.Shane Hoff - 93 Pts. (1 win)
30.Zach Eucalano - 89 Pts.
31.Adrian Shaffer - 84 Pts.
32.Brie Hershey - 85 Pts (1 win)
33.Randy Whisler - 82 Pts.
34.Wes Irwin - 78 Pts.
35.Davie Frenek - 76 Pts.
36.Duane Mausteller - 77 Pts.
37.Larry Kelleher - 71 Pts.
38.Logan Wagner - 70 Pts.
39.Phil Walter - 69 Pts.
40.Kevin Nouse - 68 Pts.(1 win)
41.JB Cunningham - 64 Pts. (1 win)
42.Scott Fisher -62 Pts (1 win)
43.Jay Galloway - 62 Pts. (1 win)
44.Nate Hammaker - 60 Pts. (1 win)
45.Jan Luckenbaugh - 47 Pts.
46.Blane Heimbach - 36 Pts.
47.Jordan Givler - 35 Pts
48.Isac Sneeringer - 35 Pts.
49.Amy Ott- 34 Pts.
50.Matt Horst - 32 Pts.
51.Brian Allman - 32 Pts.
52.Doug Hammaker - 30 Pts.
53.Glenndon Forsythe - 25 Pts.
54.Matt Findley - 25 Pts.
55.Ted Thomas - 24 Pts.
56.Jessica Anderson - 22 Pts.
57.John Smith - 18 Pts.
58.Aaron Eichelberger - 16 Pts.
59.Matt Mountz - 16 Pts.
60.Bob Beidelman - 12 Pts.
61.Kevin Nagy - 10 Pts.
62.Mike Duncan Jr. - 10 Pts
Steve Owngs wins at Trail Way Speedway.
Steve Owings was your winner tonight at Trail Way Speedway over Jordan Givler , Jeff Rohrbaugh , Joe Trone Jr. , and Mike Bittinger.
6th through 10th where Austin Hogue , Kyle Moody , Keith Prutzman , Ryan Wilson , and Randy Whisler.
6th through 10th where Austin Hogue , Kyle Moody , Keith Prutzman , Ryan Wilson , and Randy Whisler.
Tuesday, June 5, 2012
The 2012 Central PA 358 Point Series Most Popular Driver
Congratulations to the 2012 Central PA 358 Point Series Most Popular Driver Cody Keller. Cody will receive the award in the near future at Selinsgrove Speedway. I will post the date of when we will be giving him the award so that all the fans can take part in the ceremony since the award was given to Cody because of you the fans,
Monday, June 4, 2012
Cody Keller vs Shane Hoff
The finals for the 2012 Central PA 358 Point Series Most Popular Driver Award have been posted. Make sure to cast your vote for who you think should be crowned the Most Popular Driver for 2012.
Sunday, June 3, 2012
Shultz Earns Sprint Car Victory In A Thriller At The Half Mile
SELINSGROVE, Pa. --
Saturday night’s 358 sprint car feature at Selinsgrove Speedway could
best be described as a war on wheels at the front of the pack between
third-place starter Phil Walter of McClure, sixth-place starter Eric
Tomecek of Abbottstown, and seventh-place starter Jason Shultz of
Carlisle.
At the finish, it was Shultz who emerged the victor in the thrilling 25-lap main event for the second time this season driving the Mach 1 Chassis No. 2.
Selinsgrove Speedway will present a four division show of 358 sprint cars, late models, pro stocks, and roadrunners at 7 p.m. Saturday, June 9, sponsored by Paul Stine Chevrolet. The late model feature will be a 30-lap championship event paying $2,500 to win and $250 to start.
On the start of the sprint car feature, polesitter Joel VanBuskirk and 20th-place starter Bob Beidleman collided in turn three. For the restart, third-place starter Phil Walter joined Charlie Anderson on the front row and pulled into the early lead.
Walter was chased by sixth-place starter Eric Tomecek at the onset, while fifth-place starter Duane Mausteller, seventh-place starter Jason Shultz, and eighth-place starter Derek Locke were in close pursuit.
On a lap five restart, a wheel-to-wheel duel unfolded for the lead between Walter and Tomecek. For the next three laps, Walter and Tomecek see-sawed for the lead position. Meanwhile, Shultz advanced to third and made it a close three-car battle at the front the pack.
On a lap 10 restart, Tomecek secured the lead and Shultz took over the second position. On the 12th circuit, Shultz made the winning pass using the inside lane in turn four. By lap 17, however, 10th-place starter Pat Cannon began to show a lot of speed and raced into the runner up position.
Cannon reeled in Shultz in lapped traffic but could not offer a challenge for the lead. At the checkered flag, Shultz was victorious by .44 of a second over Cannon, Tomecek, 12th-place starter Cody Keller, and Walter.
At the finish, it was Shultz who emerged the victor in the thrilling 25-lap main event for the second time this season driving the Mach 1 Chassis No. 2.
Selinsgrove Speedway will present a four division show of 358 sprint cars, late models, pro stocks, and roadrunners at 7 p.m. Saturday, June 9, sponsored by Paul Stine Chevrolet. The late model feature will be a 30-lap championship event paying $2,500 to win and $250 to start.
On the start of the sprint car feature, polesitter Joel VanBuskirk and 20th-place starter Bob Beidleman collided in turn three. For the restart, third-place starter Phil Walter joined Charlie Anderson on the front row and pulled into the early lead.
Walter was chased by sixth-place starter Eric Tomecek at the onset, while fifth-place starter Duane Mausteller, seventh-place starter Jason Shultz, and eighth-place starter Derek Locke were in close pursuit.
On a lap five restart, a wheel-to-wheel duel unfolded for the lead between Walter and Tomecek. For the next three laps, Walter and Tomecek see-sawed for the lead position. Meanwhile, Shultz advanced to third and made it a close three-car battle at the front the pack.
On a lap 10 restart, Tomecek secured the lead and Shultz took over the second position. On the 12th circuit, Shultz made the winning pass using the inside lane in turn four. By lap 17, however, 10th-place starter Pat Cannon began to show a lot of speed and raced into the runner up position.
Cannon reeled in Shultz in lapped traffic but could not offer a challenge for the lead. At the checkered flag, Shultz was victorious by .44 of a second over Cannon, Tomecek, 12th-place starter Cody Keller, and Walter.
SELINSGROVE SPEEDWAY RACE SUMMARY – 2 June 2012
358 Sprint Cars – 21 Entries
25-Lap A-Main: 1)2 Jason Shultz 2) 3 Pat Cannon 3) 1W Eric Tomecek 4) 99K Cody Keller 5) 5W Phil Walter 6) 23 TJ Stutts 7) 1 Mark Smith 8) 77 Derek Locke 9) 81 Bob Beidleman 10) 76 Larry Kelleher 11) 21 Duane Maustellar 12) 44 Rodney Westhafer 13) 71c Charlie Anderson 14) 80M Rocky Magaro 15) 38 Scott Wilson 16) 15 Jay Reichard DNF 17) 1N Brian Nornhold DNF 18) 4R Davie Franek DNF 19) 11 Joel VanBuskirk DNF 20) 5b Josh Beard DNS 21) 3Z Brock Zearfoss DNS Heat Winners: Pat Cannon, Jason Shultz, Josh Beard
358 Sprint Cars – 21 Entries
25-Lap A-Main: 1)2 Jason Shultz 2) 3 Pat Cannon 3) 1W Eric Tomecek 4) 99K Cody Keller 5) 5W Phil Walter 6) 23 TJ Stutts 7) 1 Mark Smith 8) 77 Derek Locke 9) 81 Bob Beidleman 10) 76 Larry Kelleher 11) 21 Duane Maustellar 12) 44 Rodney Westhafer 13) 71c Charlie Anderson 14) 80M Rocky Magaro 15) 38 Scott Wilson 16) 15 Jay Reichard DNF 17) 1N Brian Nornhold DNF 18) 4R Davie Franek DNF 19) 11 Joel VanBuskirk DNF 20) 5b Josh Beard DNS 21) 3Z Brock Zearfoss DNS Heat Winners: Pat Cannon, Jason Shultz, Josh Beard
Mike Bittinger becomes seventh winner in seven races in “358” sprints
Mike
Bittinger wrestled the lead from polesitter Matt Findley on a
seventh-lap restart and drove to his second career win in the 20-lap
“358” sprint car feature. Bittinger started beside Findley on the front
row, but followed the #28F the first six laps before making the
race-winning pass with a slider in turns three and four.
Third-starting
Austin Hogue drove under Findley for second exiting turn two following a
tenth-lap restart to finish second, with Todd Rittenhouse, Jr. Findley,
and Niki Young completing the top five. Sixth through tenth were Jeff
Rohrbaugh, points leader Tim Wagaman, Tyler Ross, Jay Galloway, and Dale
Hammaker.
Heats for the 28 “358” Sprinters on hand were won by Findley, Hogue, and Rohrbaugh, with Nick Palmerino winning the consolation.
KEIZER ALUMINUM WHEELS
358 SPRINTS
Feature (20-Laps) - 1. 12-Mike Bittinger ($1,000); 2. 52-Austin Hogue; 3. 23-Todd Rittenhouse, Jr.; 4. 28F-Matt Findley; 5. 65-Niki Young; 6. 45-Jeff Rohrbaugh; 7. 1*-Tim Wagaman; 8. 5-Tyler Ross; 9. 27-Jay Galloway; 10. 66-Dale Hammaker; 11. 17E-Cris Eash; 12. 97-Brie Hershey; 13. 85-Nathan Berwager; 14. 51-Nick Palmerino; 15. 38-Mark Strickler; 16. 89-Ashley Cappetta; 17. 5A-Brian Allman (DNF); 18. 47-Michael Hammer (DNF); 19. 35-Steve Owings (DNF); 20. 69-Travis Willow (DNF); 21. 21-Scott Fisher (DNF); 22. 94V-Matt Mountz (DNF); 23. 29-Ryan Wilson (DNF); 24. 11D-Mike Duncan, Jr. (DNF). No time.
Feature (20-Laps) - 1. 12-Mike Bittinger ($1,000); 2. 52-Austin Hogue; 3. 23-Todd Rittenhouse, Jr.; 4. 28F-Matt Findley; 5. 65-Niki Young; 6. 45-Jeff Rohrbaugh; 7. 1*-Tim Wagaman; 8. 5-Tyler Ross; 9. 27-Jay Galloway; 10. 66-Dale Hammaker; 11. 17E-Cris Eash; 12. 97-Brie Hershey; 13. 85-Nathan Berwager; 14. 51-Nick Palmerino; 15. 38-Mark Strickler; 16. 89-Ashley Cappetta; 17. 5A-Brian Allman (DNF); 18. 47-Michael Hammer (DNF); 19. 35-Steve Owings (DNF); 20. 69-Travis Willow (DNF); 21. 21-Scott Fisher (DNF); 22. 94V-Matt Mountz (DNF); 23. 29-Ryan Wilson (DNF); 24. 11D-Mike Duncan, Jr. (DNF). No time.
Lap Leaders – Matt Findley (1-6), Mike Bittinger (7-20)
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