NEWS FROM Bridgeport Speedway
Bridgeport Speedway
83 Floodgate Road
Bridgeport, NJ  08014
Media Contact: Jay Dugan – JDugan@thenewbridgeportspeedway.com
Office: 856-467-4408    24 hr. Info: 856-467-4407
Fax:  856-467-5843
E-mail:    bridgeportspeedway@verizon.net
Website: www.thenewbridgeportspeedway.com

Upcoming Events

Friday, July 14 – Limited Sprints and 358 Small Blocks on the 5/8th mile speedway.  600cc Micro Sprints, 270cc Micro Sprints and 4 Cylinder Stock Cars on the 1/4 mile speedway.  General Admission is $13, Kids 12 & Under are Free. Warm Ups Start at 6:30 PM and Racing starts at 7:00 PM

Saturday, July 15 – Carquest Auto Parts presents Mid-Season Championship Double Points event.  Big Block Modified Twin 20s, 358 Small Blocks and Sunoco Sportsman.  HummersGoneWild.com presents Hummers Gone Wild Night.  Free Admission to drivers that bring their Hummer to display!  Plus, the Hummers Gone Wild $7500 Fan Challenge!  General Admission is $15, Kids 12 & Under are Free. The Speedway offers Family Packs including admission for 2 Adults and 2 Students (13-17) with 4 hotdogs and 4 sodas for $55. Warm Ups start at 6:00 PM with Racing at 6:30 PM.

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Mueller ‘The Man’ in Sprints – Kressley Tops 358’s, AGAIN!

BRIDGEPORT, NEW JERSEY (July 7, 2006) – Ringoes, NJ’s Jeff Mueller led his #3J Limited Sprint Car to victory in the 20 lap feature event, becoming the fourth different division winner in just as many races.  Brian Kressley of Orefield, PA, picked up his second consecutive victory and the $1200 payday in the 358 Small Block event.

“The track was in excellent shape tonight,”  Mueller announced in Victory Lane Ceremonies.  “I really enjoy racing with the guys in this division, but it was good to pull away and not have to.

 Mueller pulled away right from the get-go in the 20 lap, caution free event – starting second on the grid next to pole sitter Torrey Rose.  Mueller passed Rose exiting turn four to lead the first lap, and never looked back.  Mueller set the cruise and rode right on around on the cushion of the 5/8th mile, and was never challenged in the event.  Dave Brown finished in second followed by Brian Powell, Doug Smith and Tim Iulg.  Jim Wyers, who had finished in the third position, was disqualified for failure to report to the scales after the event.

 Brian Kressley drove around the outside of “The Thrill” Jesse Hill with two laps remaining to capture the victory in the 358 Small Block feature event.  Hill grabbed the lead on the fourth lap after a hard battle with #4x4 of Matt Jester.  The field was regrouped after a mid-race caution with Hill continuing to lead, Kressley powered around the outside battling for almost 4 laps door-to-door with the 19 year old, Barnsboro, NJ native.  It would be Kressley pulling almost a full straight-a-way at the checkered flag.  Hill would settle for second position with Richie Pratt Jr. coming home in third followed by Matt Jester and Dan Cogdill. 

Media, PA young hot shoe Bill Thomas picked up the victory in the 20 lap 600cc Micro Sprint event, and the $500 top prize presented by JR Michalski Heating and Air Conditioning.  Thomas, who started second in the event grabbed the lead from pole sitter Rob Vivona, as the two put on a fierce battle for the number one spot.  Lapped traffic helped Thomas get passed the early leader and go on for the victory, becoming the first repeat winner of the season.  Vivona came home in second, followed by Sam Casella, Stewart Carmichael and Nick Schlauch. 

John Copeland captured the win in the 270cc Micro Sprint event, and another $500 top prize posted by JR Michalski Heating and Air Conditioning.  Jeff Hartman led the early stages of the event, however, bad luck once again prevailed over Hartman’s #026 as he retired early with mechanical problems.  Charlie Lamanna led for two circuits before Copeland would power past for the lead, and go on for the victory.  Jay Hartman came home in second followed by Steve Gaspari, Charlie Lamanna and DJ Wykes.

Ian Wray was the winner of the 20 lap 4 Cylinder Stock Car Feature event.  Wray snuck past early leader, Terry Sammons on the 18th circuit and went to pick up the victory.  Warren Stradley rolled home in second followed by Sammons, Ken Wallace and Mike Hughes.

For more information or to participate in the event contact the speedway office at 856-467-4408 or visit the Bridgeport Speedway website at www.thenewbridgeportspeedway.com.

About the Bridgeport Speedway
The Bridgeport Speedway, located in Southern New Jersey – Just minutes from Pennsylvania and Delaware, holds 60+ races a year between the months of April and November. The speedway, an ultra-fast 5/8th mile clay oval, provides high-speed, foot-to-the-floor, side-by-side racing action. Over 100 cars compete weekly on both Friday and Saturday nights from April to November, with a selection of prestigious mid-week specials. Music, Games, Prizes, Trivia and all-out family entertainment supplement the hot and heavy on-track action.

Results

Limited Sprint Feature – 1. Jeff Mueller  2. Dave Brown  3. Brian Powell  4. Doug Smith  5. Tim Iulg  6. Mike Piersig  7. Frank Polimeda  8. Tyler Ramirez  9. Chuck Palmucci  10. Jonathan Swanson  11. Bob Rasmussen  12. Hank Trum  13. Andrew Weldon  14. Jack Curtis  15. TJ Petroni  16. Torrey Rose  17. JJ Grasso  DNS: Steve Petry  DQ: Jim Wyers

358 Small Block Feature – 1. Brian Kressley  2. Jesse Hill  3. Richie Pratt Jr.  4 Matt Jester  5. Dan Cogdill  6. Jimmy Horton IV  7. Billy Tanner  8. Jimmie McCallion  9. Frank Dorry Jr.  10. Ron Roberts  11. Rob Pierce  12. Eric Kormann

600cc  Micro Sprint Feature – 1. Bill Thomas  2. Rob Vivona  3. Stewart Carmichael  4. Sam Casella  5. Nick Schlauch  6. George Ulmer  7. Jimmy Carpenter  8. Matt Esham  9. Sean Campbell  10. Bill VanScoy  11. Keith Tucker  12. Rich Mellor  13. Michael Lester  14. Eddie Wagner  15. Rick Newcomb  16. Scott Allen  17. Gary Hunter  18.  Rick Stief  19. Ron Smith  20. Rick Panczner  21. Jack Conover  22. Douglas Rash  23. Gary Berkenstock  24. Josh Burger  25. Jessica Lindimeier  DNS: Bob DeVault, Chris Grosso

270cc Micro Sprint Feature – 1. John Copeland  2. Jay Hartmna  3. Steve Gaspari  4. Charlie Lamanna  5. DJ Wykes  6. Shaun Ratchford  7. Joe Kay  8. Spencer Kelly  9. RJ Magyari  10. Sean Gerrow  11. John Blanda  12. Glenn Hodgson  13. Dave Swanson  14. Eddie Wagner  15. Jimmy Carpenter  16. Brian Morill  17. Alex Buben  18. Jeff Hartman  19. Luke Fogg  20. Matt Harrell  21. Josh Martin  22. Mike Hughes  23. Ryan Stillwagon  24. Paul Snyder

4 Cylinder Stock Car Feature – 1. Ian Wray  2. Warren Stradley  3. Terry Sammons  4. Ken Wallace  5. Mike Hughes  6. Brian Crisman  7. Joe Meron  8. Bob Hartman  9. Bill McNeir  10. Fred Martin 11. Jim Hughes

NEWS FROM Bridgeport Speedway
Dave Adams
Bridgeport Speedway
83 Floodgate Road
Bridgeport, NJ  08014
Media Contact: Jay Dugan – jdugan@thenewbridgeportspeedway.com 
Office: 856-467-4408    24 hr. Info: 856-467-4407
Fax:  856-467-5843
E-mail:    bridgeportspeedway@verizon.net
Website:  www.thenewbridgeportspeedway.com 

Saturday, July 1 – Armed Forces Night (Free Admission with Military Identification) – Big Block Modifieds $3000-to-win/30 Laps, 358 Small Blocks, Sunoco Sportsman, Outlaw Stocks, Cooper Roofing Rookie Sportsman.  General Admission is $15, Kids 12 & Under are Free. The Speedway offers Family Packs including admission for 2 Adults and 2 Students (13-17) with 4 hotdogs and 4 sodas for $55.  Warm Ups start at 5:30 PM with Racing at 6:00 PM.

Friday, July 7 – J.R. Michalski Heating and Air Conditioning presents $500-to-win 270cc Micro Sprint Feature and $500-to-win 600cc Micro Sprint Feature event.  Plus!  358 Small Blocks and Limited Sprints on the 5/8th mile speedway and the 4 Cylinder Stock Cars on the 1/4 mile.  General Admission is $13, Kids 12 & Under are Free.  Warm Ups Start at 6:30 PM and Racing starts at 7:00 PM

 Saturday, July 8 – Union Night (Free Admission with Identification) -- Big Bang Banner Night – Big Block Modifieds, 358 Small Blocks, Sunoco Sportsman and Outlaw Stocks.  General Admission is $15, Kids 12 & Under are Free. The Speedway offers Family Packs including admission for 2 Adults and 2 Students (13-17) with 4 hotdogs and 4 sodas for $55.  Warm Ups start at 5:30 PM with Racing at 6:00 PM.

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Kressley’s Battles Back Strong; Iulg Dominates Sprints

BRIDGEPORT, NJ (June 30, 2006) – It was ultra-fast action with few cautions as the Limited Sprints and 358 Small Blocks took to the 5/8th mile clay oval this past Friday Night.  Orefield, PA’s Brian Kressley dominated the 358 Small Block event while Tim Iulg of Bridgeton, NJ performed a similar feat in the Limited Sprint Division.

Kressley kicked off the 25 lap 358 Small Block event from the pole and pulled away right from the get-go, with Dan Cogdill and Eric Kormann battling for the second position.  The man of the moment would be Richie Pratt Jr. as he fought past Kormann and Cogdill on the sixth circuit to overtake the second position, on a rail Pratt would catch up to Kressley but wouldn’t have the opportunity to challenge the leader.  It would be smooth sailing for Kressley as he took the checkered flag and the $1200 top prize.  Pratt would roll home second, followed by Eric Kormann, Ron Roberts and Jimmy Horton IV.

Bridgeton, NJ’s Tim Iulg dominated the Limited Sprint event putting on a fierce battle with Mares Stellfox for the majority of the event.  Launching from the pole position Iulg set a rapid pace right from the start, with Stellfox right on his bumper from the third starting spot.  Iulg settled in and claimed his first victory of the 2006 season, Stellfox settled for second followed by rookie sensation Chuck Palmucci, Jonathan Swanson – who set the fast lap of the night with an average speed of 110 mph, and Frank Polimeda rounding out the top five.

Churchville, PA’s young hot shoe, Nick Schlauch picked up the victory in the 600cc Micro Sprint.  Schlauch captured the lead from early race leader, Eddie Wagner, on the seventh lap of the 20 lap feature event.  Schlauch held off a strong late race charge from Sam Casella who charged from mid pack.  Casella came home in second, Matt Esham in third, Bill Thomas in fourth and Jimmy Cammock rounding out the top five.

John Copeland picked up the victory in the 270cc Micro Sprint feature event.  Copeland put on a hard battle with Jeff Hartman, before Hartman spun his #026 machine while racing with lapped traffic.  Copeland powered away from second place runner Spencer Kelly on the restart and never looked back capturing the victory.  Kelly would come home second followed by Jimmy Carpenter, Steve Gaspari and Luke Fogg.

Brian Crisman captured the 20 lap 4 Cylinder Stock Car feature event after slipping past Terry Sammons with five laps remaining in the event.  Despite a hard charge from the back of the pack from Dave Damiano, who powered from the tenth starting position, Crisman’s front wheel drive Volkswagen picked up the victory.  Ian Wray came home in second position followed by: Warren Stradley, Ken Wallace and Dave Damiano.

The Bridgeport Speedway holds almost 60 races a year between the months of April and November, and is located in Southern New Jersey just minutes from Delaware and Pennsylvania -- Exit 14 off I-295.  For more information visit the speedway website www.thenewbridgeportspeedway.com or contact the information hotline at 856.467.4407

Results

358 Small Blocks – 1. Brian Kressley  2. Richie Pratt Jr.  3. Eric Kormann  4. Ron Roberts  5. Jimmy Horton IV  6. Billy Tanner  7. Drew Ricco  8. Jesse Hill  9. Lee Nardelli  10. Dan Cogdill  DNS: Matt Jester

Limited Sprints – 1. Tim Iulg  2. Mares Stellfox  3. Chuck Palmucci  4. Jonathan Swanson  5. Frank Polimeda  6. Jim Wyers  7. Andrew Weldon  8. Brian Powell  9. Hank Trum  10. Steve Petry  11. Keith Anderson  12. Jeff Davis  13. John Baker  14. TJ Petroni  15. Dave Brown  16.  JJ Grasso  17. Mike Piersig  DNS: Jack Curtis,  Doug Smith, Jeff Mueller, Bill Jackson, Bob Rasmussen, Doug Sulter, Tyler Ramirez, Torrey Rose

600cc Micro Sprints – 1. Nick Schlauch  2. Sam Casella  3. Matt Esham  4. Bill Thomas  5. Jimmy Cammock  6. Bob DeVault  7. Eddie Wagner  8. Jimmy Carpenter  9. Mike Lester  10. Stewart Carmichael  11. Jessica Lindimeier  12. Rick Panczner  13. George Ulmer  14. Jeremy Lynch  15. Gary Berkenstock  16. Bill VanScoy  17. Rob Vivona  18. Dave Graziano  19. Robbie Stillwagon  20. Ron Smith

DNS – Rich Mellor, Scott Allen

270cc Micro Sprints – 1. John Copeland  2. Jay Hartman  3. Spencer Kelly  4. Jimmy Carpenter  5. Steve Gaspari  6. Matt Harrell  7. Luke Fogg  8. John Blanda  9. Brian Morrill  10. Ryan Wozunk  11. Steve Caslop  12. Joe Kay  13. Sean Gerrow  14. Charlie Lamanna  15. DJ Wykes  16. Charles Coburn  17. Paul Snyder  18. Shaun Ratchford  19. Josh Rohlman  20. Jarrett Sanders  21. Jeff Hartman  22. Dave Swanson  23. Alex Buben  24. Steve Coppeck

4 Cylinder Stock Cars – 1. Brian Crisman  2. Ian Wray  3. Warren Stradley  4. Ken Wallace  5. Dave Damiano  6. Joe Meron  7. Terry Sammons  8. Bob Hartman  9. Bill McNeir  10. Jodie Myers  11. Fred Martin  12. Jimmy Hughes

NEWS FROM Bridgeport Speedway
Dave Adams
Bridgeport Speedway
83 Floodgate Road
Bridgeport, NJ  08014
Media Contact: Jay Dugan – jdugan@thenewbridgeportspeedway.com 
Office: 856-467-4408    24 hr. Info: 856-467-4407
Fax:  856-467-5843
E-mail:    bridgeportspeedway@verizon.net
Website:  www.thenewbridgeportspeedway.com

Upcoming Events – 

Friday, June 23 – 358 Small Blocks, Limited Sprints, 600cc Micros, 270cc Micros and 4 Cylinder Stock Cars

Saturday, June 24 – Graduation Day for the Cooper Roofing Rookie Sportsman (Double Points).  Big Block Modifieds, 358 Small Blocks and Outlaw Stocks.

Brobst, Buckwalter and Bentley Blast to National Victories at Bridgeport Speedway

BRIDGEPORT, NJ (June 18, 2006) – Middletown, DE’s Eric Brobst put on a thrilling show, in the 30 lap 600cc Micro Sprint Feature event, battling from the 16th starting position – and Royersford, PA’s Steve Buckwalter led his Stallard Chassis #25 machine in the 30 lap 270cc Micro Sprint event as both picked up a cool $1000 top prize and Dave Bentley Sr picked up the win in the 25 lap 4 Cylinder Stock Car feature event.

Fast timer Chad Clark led the early stages of the 600cc Micro Sprint feature event battling with teammate Eric Vent for the early stages of the 30 lap feature event, with Bridgeport favorite Sam Casella close on their back bumpers.  With Vent slipping past Clark at the lap 10 mark, it would be much of a battle as Clark retired his machine just two circuits later.  The restart opened the door for Eric Brobst who, at this point, had gained 13 positions moving behind, now runner-up, Casella.  When Brobst battled past Casella on the lap 23 mark, it wouldn’t be long before he challenged Vent for the number one spot; and he overtook the lead just one lap later, holding his foot to the floor for the remaining seven circuits and capturing the win.  Vent would settle for second, followed by Casella, Jack Spence – who battled from the B-main and a 22nd place starting position, and Friday Night winner George Ulmer.

Bridgeport Speedway regular and Sinking Springs, PA native, Steve Gaspari, couldn’t have asked for a better weekend.  After setting fast time for the day and picking up an additional $100 in the Dash for Cash, Gaspari dominated the opening portion of the 30 lap 270cc event – with a comfortable lead over Jay Hartman.  However, a lap 23 restart gave the Steve Buckwalter the opportunity to capitalize as the ‘Royersford Rocket’ blasted past both Hartman and Gaspari rolling on to the $1000 top prize.  Gaspari rode home second followed by Joe Fink, Jim Tippin and young hotshoe Ryan Stillwagon.

Dave Bentley started on the pole in the 4 Cylinder Stock car feature event and dominated leading each of the 25 laps.  Bentley held off a strong mid-race charge from Friday Night feature winner, Dave Damiano.  However, Damiano just didn’t have enough to pick up his second feature event victory.  Bentley grabbed the win followed by Jim Hughes, who rolled past Damiano in the late stages, Jeff Walls rolled home in fourth and Ken Wallace rounded out the top five. 

600cc Micro Sprints (30 Laps) – 1. Eric Brobst  2. Eric Vent  3. Sam Casella  4. Jack Spence  5. Geoge Ulmer  6. Matt Esham  7. Andrew Hannula  8. Bill Thomas  9. Jack Conover  10. Jimmy Carpenter  11. Rick Stief  12. Brett Arndt  13. Rich Mellor  14. John Copeland  15. John Wilbert IV  16. Tim Iulg  17. Glenn Heverin  18. Eddie Wagner  19. Jessica Lindimier  20. Jamie Kostic  21. Robbie Stillwagon  22. Justin Jones  23. Chris Grosso  24. Stewart Carmichael  25. Nick Schlauch  26. Chad Clark

DA’s Auto Body Fast Time: Chad Clark

Rob’s Heating and Air Conditioning Dash for Cash: Eric Vent

270cc Micro Sprint (30 Laps) – 1. Steve Buckwalter  2. Steve Gaspari  3. Joe Fink  4. Jim Tippin  5. Ryan Stillwagon  6. John Blanda  7. Jessica Lindmeier  8. Spencer Kelly  9. John Copeland  10. Charlie Lamanna  11. Dave Williams  12. Luke Thomas  13. Mike McManus  14. Jay Hartman  15. Mike King  16. Matt Harrell  17. DJ Wykes  18. Shaun Ratchford  19. Eric Trautman  20. Eddie Wagner  21. Steve Coppock  22. Josh Rohlman  23. Jeff Hartman  24. Bobby Butler

Planned Poultry Renovations Fast Time: Steve Gaspari

Snookie’s Speed Parts Dash for Cash Winner: Steve Gaspari

4 Cylinder Stock Cars (25 Laps) – 1. Dave Bentley, Sr.  2. Jim Hughes  3. Dave Damiano  4. Jeff Walls  5. Ken Wallace  6. Dave Bentley, Jr.  7. Joe Meron

About the Bridgeport Speedway: The Bridgeport Speedway offers two nights (Friday and Saturday) of exciting racing action between the months of April and October.  The 5/8th- Mile Dirt Speedway sees action on Saturday Night primarily, with 800 horsepower Big Block Modifieds headlining the event, along with the 358 Small Blocks, Sunoco Sportsman and Outlaw Stocks – along with Saturday Specials featuring various traveling series’.  Friday Night the 1/4 Mile Dirt Speedway is the venue with Micro Sprints and 4 Cylinder Stock Cars – Friday Special events include 358 Small Blocks and the Limited Sprint Cars.

The Bridgeport Speedway is located in Southern New Jersey, just minutes from Pennsylvania and Delaware, at Exit 14 off I-295.  For more information contact the Speedway Office at 856-467-4408 or visit the http://www.thenewbridgeportspeedway.com

NEWS FROM Bridgeport Speedway
Dave Adams
Bridgeport Speedway
83 Floodgate Road
Bridgeport, NJ  08014
Media Contact: Jay Dugan – jdugan@thenewbridgeportspeedway.com 
Office: 856-467-4408    24 hr. Info: 856-467-4407
Fax:  856-467-5843
E-mail:    bridgeportspeedway@verizon.net
Website:  www.thenewbridgeportspeedway.com

Saturday, June 17 – Big Block Modifieds, 358 Small Blocks -- In 2 Feature events, Sunoco Sportsman, Outlaw Stocks and Cooper Roofing Rookie Sportsman.  Racing kicks off at 6:00 PM.  General Admission Seating is $15.00 and Kids 12 & Under are Free.

This Week's dinner special is Stuffed Chicken Breast and a Vegetable plus a 20oz. Soda for $7.00

Sunday, June 18 – Micro Sprint Nationals – 600cc Micro Sprints and 270cc Micro Sprints compete in 30 Lap Features with $1000 to win.  4 Cylinder Stock Cars compete in a 25 Lap -- $500 to win main event.   Micro Sprint Racing starts at 12 PM.

Day of Destruction IV – Monster Trucks, Freestyle Extreme Motocross, Tough Trucks and Demolition Derby.  Starts at 4:00

An All-Day Pass for the June 18th event is $20.00, Kids ages 5 through 12 are $10.00 and 4 and Under are Free.

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Kressley’s Misfortune Leads to Pratt’s 358 Win – Powell Dominates Sprints Friday at Bridgeport

BRIDGEPORT, NJ (June 17, 2006) When the checkered flag flew after the 30 lap 358 Small Block feature event Brian Kressley’s #19B sat in Victory Lane, however it wasn’t there long.  During post race technical inspection the Kressley Auto & Truck Repair #19 was deemed illegal and the win was handed over to second place finisher Richie Pratt Jr.

Ryan Taylor’s RT Graphics #20 led the way to the green flag with Brian Kressley charging hard from the third position.  Kressley challenged Taylor and snuck around the outside on the sixth lap.  While Kressley pulled away, a seven car battle for the runner-up spot brewed with Taylor and Eric Kormann leading the way.  The battle heated up, Taylor pulled Kormann and held on to the second position, setting the cruise control.  A scary moment on lap 27 when Taylor’s machine shot straight into the backstretch wall, all involved were uninjured.  Kressley returned to dominance with 3 to go, followed by Pratt and Jesse Hill.  Kressley would appear to take the victory, but it would be handed to Pratt after post-race technical inspection.  Hill would come home in second, followed by Drew Ricco, Jimmy Horton IV and Eric Kormann.

Brian Powell dominated the 20 lap Limited Sprint feature event.  Powell launched from the pole position with Rookie Sprint driver Chuck Palmucci.  A mid-race restart gave defending champion, Jim Wyers, the opportunity to sneak past the rookie Palmucci, overtaking the second place position.  Powell would easily roll on to capture the victory, followed by Wyers and Palmucci.  Andrew Weldon brought the Shaffer Motorsports #76 home in the fourth position followed by Jonathan Swanson.

George Ulmer captured the victory in the 600cc Micro Sprint feature event – A slew of early race cautions held off the start of the event, but it was all Ulmer once it kicked off, with Bill Thomas maintaining the second position for the majority of the event.  A lap 15 caution gave young campaigner Nick Schlauch the opportunity to overtake Thomas for the second position and a green, white checkered finish gave Schlauch one last chance to capture the win.  However, he was no challenge for Ulmer, who pulled away on the restart and grabbed the victory.  Schlauch settled for second followed by Stewart Carmichael, Robbie Stillwagon and Bill Thomas.

Mike King dominated the 270cc Micro Sprint feature event leading all of the 20 laps, Spencer Kelly caught a great view of the leader’s back bumper as he remained runner-up for the entire event.  Steve Gaspari, John Copeland and Shaun Ratchford rounded out the top five.

Dave Damiano picked up his first victory ever in the 20 lap 4 Cylinder Stock Car main event.  Damiano snuck underneath race leader Mike Hughes exiting turn four.  The two had a drag race down the front stretch with Damiano edging Hughes out by inches.  Hughes settled for second followed by Warren Stradley, Jim Hughes and Brian Crisman.

The Bridgeport Speedway holds almost almost 60 races a year between the months of April and November, and is located in Southern New Jersey just minutes from Delaware and Pennsylvania -- Exit 14 off I-295.  For more information visit the speedway website www.thenewbridgeportspeedway.com or contact the information hotline at 856.467.4407

Results

358 Small Block Feature (30 Laps) – 1. Richie Pratt Jr.  2.  Jesse Hill  3. Drew Ricco  4. Jimmy Horton IV  5. Eric Kormann  6. Ryan Taylor  7. Lee Nardelli  8. Ron Roberts  9. Frank Dorry, Jr.  10. Sean Gunther  11. Dan Cogdill  12. Matt Jester  13. Billy Tanner

DQ – Brian Kressley

Limited Sprints (20 Laps) – 1.  Brian Powell  2. Jim Wyers  3. Chuck Palmucci  4. Andrew Weldon  5. Jonathan Swanson  6. Bill Jackson  7. Dave Brown  8. Frank Polimeda  9. Mike Piersig  10. JJ Grasso  11. Hank Trum  12. Jeff Davis  13. Tyler Ramirez  14. Jeff Mueller  15. Bob Rasmussen  16. Steve Petry  17. John Baker  18. Doug Smith  19. Mares Stellfox  20. Art Valdersa

DNS – Jack Curtis, Torrey Rose, Tim Iulg, TJ Petroni

600cc Micro Sprints (20 Laps) – 1. George Ulmer  2. Nick Schlauch  3. Stewart Carmichael  4. Robbie Stillwagon  5. Bill Thomas  6. Sam Casella  7. Andrew Hannula  8. Rick Stief  9. Gary Hunter  10. Jack Conover  11. Gary Berkentsock  12. Jessica Lindmeier  13. Scott Allen  14. Rick Panczner  15. Marco Michetti  16. Bobby Bracall 17. Dave Graziano  18. Keith Tucker  19. Josh Berger  20. Rob Vivona  21. Bob DeVault  22. Jimmy Carpenter  23. Bill Vanscoy  24. Rich Mellor  25. Ron Smith  26. Eddie Wagner

270cc Micro Sprints (20 Laps) – 1. Mike King  2. Spencer Kelly  3. Steve Gaspari  4. John Copeland  5. Shaun Ratchford  6. Ryan Stillwagon  7. Jimmy Carpenter  8. John Blanda  9. Matt Harrell  10. Joe Kay  11. Alex Buben  12. Mike Manus  13. Dave Swanson  14. Mike Hughes  15. Mark Landwher  16. Don Matney  17.  Steve Caslop  18. Jessica Lindimier  19. Jeff Hartman  20. Jay Hartman

DNS – DJ Wykes, Charlie Lamanna, Jesse Hartman, Paul Snyder

4 Cylinder Stock Cars (20 Laps) – 1. Dave Damiano  2. Mike Hughes  3. Warren Stradley  4. Jim Hughes  5. Brian Crisman  6. Dave Bentley, Jr.  7. Ken Wallace  8. Bill McNeir  9. Bob Hartman  10. Sean Tierney  11. Joe Meron  12. Fred Martin  13. Ian Wray  14. Terry Sammons  15.  Jodie Myers

DNS – Roy Combs

NEWS FROM Bridgeport Speedway
Bridgeport Speedway
83 Floodgate Road
Bridgeport, NJ  08014
Media Contact: Jay Dugan – Jay@JD3Graphics.com 
Office: 856-467-4408    24 hr. Info: 856-467-4407
Fax:  856-467-5843
E-mail:    bridgeportspeedway@verizon.net
Website:  www.bridgeportspeedway.net

 Upcoming Events

Friday, June 9 – 358 Small Block 30 Lap Opening event and Limited Sprint Cars on the 5/8th mile speedway.  600cc Micro Sprints, 270cc Micro Sprints and 4 Cylinder Stock Cars on the 1/4 mile speedway.

Saturday, June 10 – Big Block Modifieds, 358 Small Blocks, Sunoco Sportsman, Outlaw Stocks and Cooper Roofing Rookie Sportsman.  Plus!  It’s Scout Night – All Scouts in uniform receive free admission! 

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 Carpenter, Hartman and Wray Capture 1/4 Mile Bridgeport Action

BRIDGEPORT, NJ (June 2, 2006) – With rain falling in all surrounding areas, Mother Nature left just enough time to complete 1/4 mile action before heavy downpours cancelled the schedule of events on the 5/8 mile speedway, this past Friday Night at the Bridgeport Speedway.

Manchester, NJ’s Jimmy Carpenter dominated the 600cc Micro Sprint feature event leading all of the 20-laps.  Carpenter started on the pole in the event, and held off a hard charging Bob DeVault on a lap 13 restart.  DeVault settled for second followed by Jack Conover, Stewart Carmichael and Sam Casella.

Jay Hartman overtook race leader Shaun Ratchford with two circuits remaining in the 20 lap 270cc Micro Sprint feature event and picked up the feature win.  John Blanda led the early stages of the event before Ratchford powered past, and into the number one spot.  However it was the hard charging Hartman that would pick up the victory, Ratchford would settle for second followed by Jeff Hartman, young racer Matt Harrell and Spencer Kelly.

Ian Wray was the victor of the 4 Cylinder Stock Car event.  Fred Martin led the early stages of the event before Wray made a bold outside pass to overtake, polesitter, Martin.  Terry Sammons came home in second followed by Mike Hughes, Fred Martin settled for the fourth position and Ken Wallace rounded out the top five.

Rain began falling immediately following the 4 Cylinder feature event and the 5/8 mile speedway event was cancelled. 

Grandstand wristband may be utilized as rainchecks for the next three Friday Night events, the same policy will be applied to the 5/8th mile pit area.

For more information about the Bridgeport Speedway contact the speedway office at 856-467-4408.

270cc Micro Sprints
Heat 1 – 1.  John Blanda  2. Spencer Kelly  3. Shaun Ratchford  4. Jay Hartman  5. Matt Harrell  6. Joe Kay

Heat 2 – 1. Mike King  2. Steve Gaspari  3. Ryan Stillwagon  4. Jeff Hartman  5. Charlie Lamanna  6. Eddie Wagner

Feature – 1. Jay Hartman  2. Shaun Ratchford  3. Jeff Hartman  4. Matt Harrell  5. Spencer Kelly  6. John Blanda  7. Steve Gaspari  8. Ryan Stillwagon  9. Charlie Lamanna  10. Steve Caslop  11. Mike Hughes  12. Joe Kay  13. Alex Buben  14. Mike King  15. Dave Swanson  DNS – DJ Wykes, Eddie Wagner, Don Matney

600cc Micro Sprints
Heat 1 – 1. Bob DeVault  2. Sam Casella  3. Dave Graziano  4. Nick Schlauch  5. Jessica Lindmeier  6. Bill Thomas

Heat 2 – 1. Jimmy Carpenter  2. Rick Stief  3. Robbie Stillwagon  4. Jack Conover  5. Stewart Carmichael  6. Gary Hunter

Feature – 1. Jimmy Carpenter  2. Bob DeVault  3. Jack Conover  4. Stewart Carmichael  5.  Sam Casella  6. Rick Stief  7. Gary Hunter  8. Nick Schlauch  9.  Dave Graziano  10. Bill Thomas  11. Rob Vivona  12. Scott Allan  13. Jessica Lindmeier  14. Robbie Stillwagon  15. Eddie Wagner  16. Marco Michetti  DNS – George Ulmer
 

4 Cylinder Stock Cars
Heat 1 – 1. Terry Sammons  2. Bob Hartman  3. Warren Stradley  4. Fred Martin  5. Ken Wallace

Heat 2 – 1. Jim Hughes  2. Mike Hughes  3. Ian Wray  4. Joe Meron  5. Dave Damiano

Feature – 1.  Ian Wray  2. Terry Sammons  3. Mike Hughes  4. Fred Martin  5. Ken Wallace  6. Bob Hartman  7. Warren Stradley  8. Joe Meron  9. Dave Damiano  10. Jimmy Hughes

NEWS FROM Bridgeport Speedway
Dave Adams
Bridgeport Speedway
83 Floodgate Road
Bridgeport, NJ  08014
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Casella and Harrell Take Bridgeport Micro Victories, Stradley Tops 4 Cylinders

BRIDGEPORT, NJ (May 21, 2006) Hot and heavy action on the 1/4 mile Bridgeport Speedway gave one youngster his first win ever, and two veterans their first of the season; in an exciting Friday Night racing event. 

Despite starting in the front row it was no easy task for Sam Casella to pick up his first victory of the 2006 racing season.  Casella launched from his second starting position straight to the front on the opening circuit of the 20-lap 600cc Micro Sprint feature event, with third place starter, Jack Conover and fourth place starter Gary Hunter right on his rear bumper. Casella set the cruise control and would go on to pick up the victory edging second place finisher Jack Conover by a wheel at the line.  Nick Schlauch came home in second position followed by Stewart Carmichael and Gary Hunter. 

Matt Harrell, the fourteen year old hotshoe out of Elmer, NJ captured the 270cc Micro Sprint feature event.  Harrell inherited the top spot when early leader Spencer Kelly was sidelined on the fifth lap of the event.  Harrell dominated the remainder of the event holding a sizeable advantage over second place runner, Steve Gaspari, when the checkered flag flew.  Shaun Ratchford came home in third followed at the line by Ryan Stillwagon and Don Matney. 

Fan favorite, Warren Stradley picked up the victory in the 4-Cylinder division.  Stradley, who started second in the 20-lap event, edged passed early leader, Ian Wray at the checkered flag.  Brian Crisman came home in third followed by Terry Sammons and Mike Hughes. 

Friday, May 26 – The 358 Small Blocks hit the track for the first time with a $1200 top prize along with the Limited Sprint Cars on the 5/8 mile speedway.  Check out the 600cc and 270cc Micro Sprints along with the 4 Cylinder Stock Cars on the 1/4 mile speedway. 

Saturday, May 27 – It’s Bike Night – Display your motorcycle behind the grandstands and the rider receives free admission

Double your pleasure, double your fun with Twin 20s for the Big Block Modifieds.  Plus 358 Small Blocks, Sunoco Sportsman, Outlaw Stocks and Cooper Roofing Rookie Sportsman.

600cc Micro Sprints
Heat 1 – 1. Bob DeVault  2. Eric Vent  3. Eddie Wagner  4. Kevin McKinney  5. Dave Graziano  6. Bill Thomas

Heat 2 – 1. Sam Casella  2. Rick Stief  3. Gary Hunter  4. Stewart Carmichael  5. Rob Vivona  6. Jimmy Carpenter

Heat 3 – 1. Jack Conover  2. George Ulmer  3. Robbie Stillwagon  4. Nick Schlauch  5. Jessica Lindmeier  6. Kevin Darling
 

Feature – 1. Sam Casella  2. Jack Conover  3. Nick Schlauch  4. Stewart Carmichael  5. Gary Hunter  6. Rick Stief  7. George Ulmer  8. Kevin McKinney  9. Eric Vent  10. Chad Clark  11. Rob Vivona  12. Gary Berkenstock  13. Jimmy Carpenter  14. Eddie Wagner  15. Bill Thomas 16. Dave Graziano  17. Rich Mellor  18. Rick Panczner  19. Jessica Lindmeier  20. Kevin Darling  21. Robbie Stilwagon  22. Bob DeVault

270cc Micro Sprints
Heat 1 – 1. Spencer Kelly  2. Shaun Ratchford  3. Matt Harrell  4. Don Matney  5. Ryan Stillwagon  6. Jarrett Sanders

Heat 2 – 1.  Joe Kay  2. John Copeland  3. Steve Gaspari  4. Michael Creamer  5. DJ Wykes  6. Charlie Lamanna

Feature – 1.  Matt Harrell  2. Steve Gaspari  3. Shaun Ratchford  4. Ryan Stillwagon  5. Don Matney  6. Joe Kay  7. DJ Wykes  8. Alex Buben  9. Michael Creamer  10. David Skinner  11. Mike Hughes  12. John Copeland  13. Charlie Lamanna  14. Jarrett Sanders  15. Spencer Kelly  16. Mike King  17. Dave Swanson  18. John Blanda

 
4 Cylinder Stock Cars
Heat 1 – 1. Ian Wray  2. Terry Sammons  3. Brian Crisman  4. Warren Stradley  5. Jimmy Hughes  6. Dave Damiano

Heat 2 – 1. Fred Martin  2. Bob Hartman  3. Joe Meron  4. Mike Hughes  5. Ken Wallace  6. Roy Combs

Feature – 1. Warren Stradley  2. Ian Wray  3. Brian Crisman  4. Terry Sammons  5. Mike Hughes  6. Jim Hughes  7. Ken Wallace  8. Dave Damiano  9. Fred Martin  10. Joe Meron  11. Roy Combs  12. Bob Hartman  13. Jody Myers

NEWS FROM Bridgeport Speedway
Dave Adams
Bridgeport Speedway
83 Floodgate Road
Bridgeport, NJ  08014
Media Contact: Jay Dugan – Jay@JD3Graphics.com 
Office: 856-467-4408    24 hr. Info: 856-467-4407
Fax:  856-467-5843
E-mail:    bridgeportspeedway@verizon.net
Website:  www.thenewbridgeportspeedway.com
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Stief Steals 600 Win, Hartman and Hartman Take 270’s and 4-Cylinders

BRIDGEPORT, NJ (May 12, 2006) – It was Lester, PA native Rick Stief who made a bold last lap, last turn move on then leader Stewart Carmichael to pick up his first victory of the 2006 racing season.

“The track was great tonight,” Stief explained in Victory Lane.  “We finally got something that I can get a handle of.” 

Handle it, is exactly what he did.  Stief launched from the eleventh starting position to show fourth by lap four.  It would only be a matter of time before Stief would set his sights on early leader Stewart Carmichael, but that would be no easy task.  Young hotshoe Robbie Stillwagon was right on Stief’s rear bumper waiting for the veteran racer to hopefully make a mistake, but Stief was flawless and so was Carmichael.  The two battled back and forth with Carmichael continuing with the advantage.  Stief had one last chance to make his move and boy did he, sliding past Carmichael exiting turn four a drag race ensued down the front stretch to take the checkered flag. Stief would pick up the win with Carmichael settling for second, Robbie Stillwagon coming home third, Jack Conover in fourth and Nick Schlauch rounding out the top five.

Jay Hartman was dominant in the 270cc Micro Sprint feature event.  Battling from mid-way through the pack, Hartman picked up five positions in the initial circuit around the 1/4 mile clay oval.  Eyeing the top prize, Hartman battled past second place runner, 14-year-old driver Matt Harrell, and sliced and diced with then leader John Copeland.  Copeland, who has been ultra-fast in each of the 270cc events run couldn’t muster enough to withhold the challenge from Jay Hartman.  Hartman would grab the win, followed by Copeland.  A pair of younger generation drivers would sit in third and fourth with Jesse Harper and Matt Harrell and Joe Kay rounding out the top five.

Bob Hartman led every lap of the 4-Cylinder Stock Car feature event, despite late race charges from Terry Sammons and two-time winner Brian Crisman.  This was Hartman’s first ever victory at the Bridgeport Speedway.  Brian Crisman came home in second followed by Terry Sammons, Ken Wallace and Warren Stradley.

Limited Sprint favorite, Tim Iulg hot lapped the Deerfield Auto Parts #8s on the 1/4 mile speedway in preparation for the ‘Great American 1/4 Mile Shootout’ on June 30, when both the 358 Small Blocks and Limited Sprints will compete on the smaller speedway.

Friday, May 19 – Check out the 600cc and 270cc Micro Sprints, as well as, the 4-Cylinder Stock Cars battle it out on the 1/4 Mile Speedway Gates open at 5:00; Warm-Ups are scheduled for 6:30 and the first green flag drops at 7:00.  General Admission tickets are $10 and kids 12 & under are Free of charge.

Saturday, May 20 – The 358 Small Blocks take center stage as we crown our ‘Mr. 358’ in a 30 lap shootout.  Plus!  Big Block Modifieds, Sunoco Sportsman, Outlaw Stocks and the Cooper Roofing Crate Rookies.  Gates open at 4:00; Warm-Ups are scheduled for 5:45 and the first green flag drops at 6:30.  General Admission tickets are $15 and kids 12 & under are Free of charge.

The Bridgeport Speedway is located in Bridgeport, NJ, at Exit 14 off I-295  just minutes from DE and PA. For more information on all the happenings at the Bridgeport Speedway visit us on the web at http://www.thenewbridgeportspeedway.com and for Micro Sprint news visit: http://www.localmicros.com

600cc Micro Sprints
Heat 1 – 1. Sam Casella  2. Gary Hunter  3. Robbie Stillwagon  4. Dave Graziano  5. Rob Vivona  6. Bill Thomas

Heat 2 – 1. Stewart Carmichael  2. Jack Conover  3. Jessica Lindmeier  4. Rick Stief  5. Nick Schlauch  6. Gary Berkenstock

Feature – 1. Rick Stief  2. Stewart Carmichael  3. Robbie Stillwagon  4. Jack Conover  5. Nick Schlauch  6. Dave Graziano  7. Bill Thomas  8. Jessica Lindmeier  9. Eddie Wagner  10. Gary Hunter  11. Rob Vivona  12. George Ulmer  13. Doug Rash  14. Jimmy Carpenter  15. Gary Berkenstock  16. Greg Cable  17. Sam Casella  18. Matt Yeager DNS – Bob DeVault

 270cc Micro Sprints
Heat 1 – 1. John Copeland  2. John Blanda  3. Steve Gaspari  4. Jesse Harper  5. Joe Kay  6.  Charlie Lamanna

Heat 2 – 1. Jay Hartman  2. Shaun Ratchford  3. Ryan Stillwagon  4. Matt Harrell  5. David Martin  6. Don Matney

Heat 3 – 1. Spencer Kelly  2. Jeff Hartman  3. Brian Morrill  4. DJ Wykes  5. Mark Landwher  6. Michael Hughes

Feature – 1. Jay Hartman  2. John Copeland  3. Jesse Harper  4. Matt Harrell  5. Jeff Hartman  6. Shaun Ratchford  7. Joe Kay  8. Mike King  9. Spencer Kelly  10. Steve Gaspari  11. Brian Morrill  12. Alex Buben  13. Bill Springer  14. Don Matney  15. DJ Wykes  16. John Blanda  17. Mark Landwher  18. Michael Hughes  19. Ryan Stillwagon  20. David Martin  21. Charlie Lamanna  DNS – Dave Swanson

4-Cylinder Stock Cars
Heat 1 – 1. Terry Sammons  2. Mike Hughes  3. Warren Stradley  4. Ken Wallace  5. Joe Meron

Heat 2 – 1. Bob Hartman  2. Brian Crisman  3. Ian Wray  4. Fred Martin  5. Lee Denese

Feature – 1. Bob Hartman  2. Brian Crisman  3. Terry Sammons  4. Ken Wallace  5. Warren Stradley  6. Ian Wray  7. Joe Meron  8. Fred Martin  9. Jody Meyers  10. Lee Denese  11. Mike Hughes

NEWS FROM Bridgeport Speedway
Dave Adams
Bridgeport Speedway
83 Floodgate Road
Bridgeport, NJ  08014
Media Contact: Jay Dugan – Jay@JD3Graphics.com 
Office: 856-467-4408    24 hr. Info: 856-467-4407
Fax:  856-467-5843
E-mail:    bridgeportspeedway@verizon.net
Website:  www.thenewbridgeportspeedway.com

Vivona Tops Wingless 600, Matney and Crisman Lead 270 and 4 Cylinder Action 

BRIDGEPORT, NJ (May 5, 2006) – Rob Vivona dominated the 600cc Micro Sprint feature event on Friday Night at the Bridgeport Speedway.  Vivona overcame all odds, running without the huge wing that usually sits atop the Micro Sprints, and held off a hard charging Jessica Lindmeier to lead the entire 20 lap feature event. 

“I could see her (Lindmeier’s) reflection off of the inside wall, I knew she was getting close,” Vivona stated in Victory Lane Ceremonies. 

Vivona launched from the pole position of the event, with Lindmeier and Dave Graziano right in toe.  Graziano moved into the runner-up position before looping his bright yellow #53 machine and bringing out the first yellow of the event.  It was all Vivona at the re-start with Lindmeier slowly closing in.  Slicing and dicing for the top spot Lindmeier gave it all she had, and at times appeared to be faster then the leader.  Vivona would pick up his first victory of the season with Lindmeier settling for second, George Ulmer coming home third, last week’s winner Bill Thomas coming home fourth and Eddie Wagner rounding out the top five. 

Some might now refer to 270cc Micro Sprint driver Don Matney as ‘Mr. May.’  Matney picked up his first Bridgeport victory last May on the 1/4 mile speedway, and grabbed win number two this past Friday Night. 

“The track was really tacky and really fast,”  Matney explained.  “It made for some fun racing.” 

It took several attempts to start the 270cc Micro Sprint Feature, and after a handful of yellow flags it finally got underway.  Matney blasted away from youngster Ryan Stillwagon on the start, but it wouldn’t be easy for Matney, the ultra-fast John Copeland shot into the second position and chased Matney for three laps until mechanical problems sidelined the #44 Machine.  Handing the runner-up spot over to Jeff Hartman, with Matney checking out on the field it was Hartman in a three car battle with Steve Gasapari and Shaun Ratchford for the runner-up spot, with the two leaving Hartman worse for wear.  Matney would go on to take the Victory followed by Steve Gasapari, Shaun Ratchford, Jeff Hartman and Dave Brown. 

The rough and tough battle of the 4 Cylinder Stock cars continued this past Friday Night as Brian Crisman and Jim Hughes once again fought tooth and nail for the victory.  Hughes who picked up the victory last week after the two traded paint, was left in the runner-up spot this week.  Hughes maintained the lead to the white flag until Crisman’s front wheel drive Jetta made a bold move on the inside of Hughes exiting turn 2.  After exchanging paint in turns 3 and 4 it was Brian Crisman picking up the victory, his second of the year.  Jim Hughes came home in second, Warren Stradley maintained a healthy third, followed by Terry Sammons and Ian Wray. 

A handful of Limited Sprint Cars were in attendance turning some practice laps on the 1/4 mile speedway for the upcoming ‘Great American 1/4 Mile Shootout on June 30 – where all of the events including the 358 Small Blocks and Sprint Cars will see action on the Bridgeport 1/4 Mile.  It should prove for some tight racing. 

Friday, May 12 – The 600cc and 270cc Micro Sprints return to action along with the 4 Cylinder Stock Cars.  Gates open at 5:00; Warm-Ups are scheduled for 6:30 and the first green flag of the 2006 season drops at 7:00.  General Admission tickets are $10 and kids 12 & under are Free of charge  

Saturday, May 13 – a Jam Packed Mother’s Day Extravaganza including the Big Block Modifieds, 358 Small Blocks, Sunoco Sportsman and Cooper Roofing Crate Rookies.  PLUS!  Who loves destruction more than Mom?  A Demolition Derby on the frontstretch and the Tough Trucks battle it out on the 1/4 Mile.  Gates open at 4:00; Warm-Ups are scheduled for 5:15 and the first green flag of the 2006 season drops at 6:30.  General Admission tickets are $15 and kids 12 & under are Free of charge.   

The Bridgeport Speedway is located in Bridgeport, NJ, at Exit 14 off I-295  just minutes from DE and PA. For more information on all the happenings at the Bridgeport Speedway visit us on the web at http://www.thenewbridgeportspeedway.com 

600cc Micro Sprints
Heat 1 – 1. Rob Vivona  2. Jessica Lindimeier  3. Eddie Wagner  4. Jimmy Carpenter  5. Chris Grosso  6. Sam Casella  7. Bob DeVault
Heat 2 – 1. Gary Hunter  2. Stewart Carmichael  3. Bill Thomas  4. Robbie Stillwagon  5. Dave Graziano  6. George Ulmer

Feature – 1. Rob Vivona  2. Jessica Lindmeier  3. George Ulmer  4. Bill Thomas  5. Eddie Wagner  6. Doug Rash  7. Dave Graziano  8. Jimmy Carpenter  9. Stewart Carmichael  10. Robbie Stillwagon  11. Sam Casella  12. Bob DeVault  13. Gary Hunter  DNS – Jack Conover, Chris Grosso

270cc Micro Sprints
Heat 1 – 1. John Copeland  2. Jeff Hartman  3. Don Matney  4. Dave Brown  5. John Blanda  6. Matt Harrell  7. Charlie Lamanna  8. Michael Hughes
Heat 2 – 1. Steve Gasapari  2. Shaun Ratchford  3. Spencer Kelly  4. Ryan Stillwagon  5. Mark Berghaier  6. DJ Wykes  7. Alex Buben  8. Brian Morrill  9. Jay Hartman

Feature – 1. Don Matney  2. Steve Gasapari  3. Shaun Ratchford  4. Jeff Hartman  5. Dave Brown  6. Ryan Stillwagon  7. DJ Wykes  8. Alex Buben  9. Michael Hughes  10. Charlie Lamanna  11. Spencer Kelly  12. Mike King  13. Jay Hartman  14. John Copeland  15. Brian Morrill  16. Matt Harrell  17. John Bland

4 Cylinder Stock Cars
Heat 1 – 1. Jim Hughes  2. Warren Stradley  3. Terry Sammons  4. Fred Martin  5. Dave Damiano  6. Jody Meyers

Heat 2 – 1. Brian Crisman  2. Ian Wray  3. Bob Hartman  4. Ken Wallace  5. Roy Combs  6. Joe Meron

Feature – 1. Brian Crisman  2. Jim Hughes  3. Warren Stradley  4. Terry Sammons  5. Ian Wray  6. Bob Hartman  7. Joe Meron  8. Ken Wallace  9. Roy Combs  10. Fred Martin  11. Dave Damiano  12. Jody Meyers