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[mudflap]

Is anyone going to update the points and results? If you are going to get rid of employees, you
should be doing the job they did.

[Dr. Speedy]

I am in agreement with you mudflap. I don't know what the whole story is on the deal, but I wish they would resolve their differences and get back to normal. We talked to him briefly but got no information about the reasons.

[Racer31]

Here are the results from last Saturday. Please bear with us a little, it takes awhile to get passwords, computers and software switched over. We will do our best to get the results out in a timely manner. Obviously the best way to ge the most up to date results is to attend one of our fantastic races. We look forward to seeing you at the track soon. Thanks and again we apologize for the delay. FIVE NEW WINNERS ON MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND May 26th, 2012 By Tyler Burnett The Memorial Day Weekend kicked off with a excellent rendition of the National Anthem by Brad Wright, the lead singer of the “Nashville Crush”, and a beautiful invocation presented by Waynesfield local Mike Spills. With Opening Ceremonies closing, they built up to an awesome night of racing. First on the docket for feature racing was the Dave’s Reliable Motor Tuff Trucks. The front row was made up by #43 Dan Crowder and the #79 Brian Beach side-by-side. The green flag dropped and the nights racing action began. Crowder jumped out into the lead with #1w Matt Twinning making a move to the outside of Beach to take over the second spot. Crowder extended his lead over the field as a couple laps knocked off. The #1x of Jerry Butler made his way from the seventh and made his way into the mix. As Butler moved through the field Crowder looked to extend his lead on Matt Twinning. With Five to go Crowder was on his way to his first ever victory. Checkered Flags waving as he came out of four, and Crowder was heading to victory lane. High emotions in victory lane with Crowder’s first victory, set the story for the night. The #25g of Gabe Twinning came from 12th to pick up the hard charger finishing in seventh. The #1w of Twinning finished second, #79 Beach finished third, #1x of Jerry Butler finished fourth and the #37 of Roy Miller finished fifth. Next up was the Main Event of the evening, the Engine Pro Sprint Invaders vs. ASCS Sprints on Dirt. The second feature in two nights of racing for the 360 Sprint Showdown which ended the next day at the Eldora Speedway. The feature line up was set, #22h Randy Hannagan started on the pole, with #35 Ron Blair to the outside of him. Hannagan set flight when the green flag dropped with #17 Jared Horstman coming from outside row two following behind him. The race went thirty green flag laps with no cautions and the race was for the win. Hannagan and Horstman trading sliders lap after lap. With close to ten to go in the race Horstman threw a slide job on Hannagan and pulled away capturing his first Engine Pro NRA Victory at WRP. #3G Shane Stewart finished second, #35 Ron Blair finished third, #22H Randy Hannagan finished fourth and #7k Kyle Sauder finished fifth. After the sprints did battle the Post Agri Service modified’s hit the track with former 2010 points champion #45p Brian Post and #15 Nick Katterhenry on the front row of the main event. The two battled it out for 20 laps with Katterhenry on the cushion and Post on the low side. 2011 champion #55 Zach Schroeder and #20W Matt Westfall came into the mix late as well making it a four car battle, but Katterhenry was too strong and stole his first victory ever in a modified. Post finished second, Schroeder third, Westfall fourth and #ZERO Brent Hole rounded out the top five. The Performance Powder Coating Mini Sprints hit the circuit next with a great battle. #7 Nick Daugherty and #3T Rick Taylor started on the front row. When the green flag dropped Daugherty fell back a bit leaving the door open for #31 Greg Nicholas to take the lead from the fourth starting spot. With seven to go Daugherty powered underneath him to take the lead back. While this was happening the #24 of Lee Underwood came from his 10th starting spot to come into the battle as well. A late race caution left the door open for Nicholas to power back around Daugherty and pick up his first win of the season. Daugherty finished second, Underwood third, #22r Kevin Roberts JR fourth and the #3t of Rick Taylor rounding out your top five. After the four classes of racing left spectators with four new winners on the season, Ethan Pope joined the JR and Sons Service Center Compacts for the first time this season and took the checkers in his first outing. He and Harvey Yoder put on a show up front until Justin Pope passed Yoder in the closing laps. Justin Pope finished second, Harvey Yoder third, Justin Derflinger fourth and Jordan Liames in fifth. The final class of the night was the Block Thunder Stock Cars. #327 Randy Crossley and #5 Bill Reimund both started on the front row looking to make it a complete sweep of the night for new winners. The #7B of Shawn Valenti had a different story. Valenti from his third starting spot got the great start and walked away from the field for his second win on the season at WRP. #16 Jeff Koz finished second, #27 Frank Paladino finished third, #327 Randy Crossley fourth and #48 Tim Cole rounding out the top five. Waynesfield Raceway Park - 5/26/2012 Post AgriService UMP Modifieds (25 Cars) [#]-Starting Position Heat 1 - Heat 1 (8 Laps - Top 5 finishers transfer to the A-feature) 1. 20k-Bill Keeler[1] 2. zero-Brent Hole[4] 3. 20w-Matt Westfall[5] 4. 36-Brandon Vaughan[8] 5. 10h-Brad Hess[2] Heat 2 - Heat 2 (8 Laps - Top 5 finishers transfer to the A-feature) 1. 44-Zach Schroeder[2] 2. 15-Nick Katterhenry[3] 3. 21t-Tom Treon[4] 4. 100-Jim Brown[1] 5. 58p-Jim Post[6] Heat 3 - Heat 3 (8 Laps - Top 5 finishers transfer to the A-feature) 1. 67-Eddie Shaner[1] 2. 45p-Brian Post[5] 3. 5x-Jerry Bowersock[6] 4. 93-Timmy George[3] 5. 112-Chris Ullery[7] B-Main - (12 Laps - Top 5 finishers transfer to the A-feature) 1. 35-Tim Cornett[2] 2. 2-Jason Kinney[5] 3. 28-Chad Rosenbeck[3] 4. 79-Shane Unger[1] 5. 52-Weasel Phlipot[10] A-Main - (20 Laps) 1. 15-Nick Katterhenry[2] 2. 45p-Brian Post[1] 3. 44-Zach Schroeder[5] 4. 20w-Matt Westfall[7] 5. zero-Brent Hole[3] 6. 93-Timmy George[12] 7. 10-Timmy George[-] 8. 100-Jim Brown[11] 9. 35-Tim Cornett[16] 10. 2-Jason Kinney[17] 11. 58p-Jim Post[14] 12. 36-Brandon Vaughan[10] 13. 21t-Tom Treon[8] 14. 20k-Bill Keeler[6] 15. 112-Chris Ullery[15] 16. 28-Chad Rosenbeck[18] 17. 52-Weasel Phlipot[20] 18. 79-Shane Unger[19] 19. 67-Eddie Shaner[4] 20. 5x-Jerry Bowersock[9] Hard Charger: 35-Tim Cornett[+7] Block Thunder Stock Cars (11 Cars) [#]-Starting Position A-Main - (15 Laps) 1. 7b-Shawn Valenti[3] 2. 16-Jeff Koz[6] 3. 27-Frank Paladino[-] 4. 327-Randy Crossley[1] 5. 48-Tim Cole[4] 6. 82-Chris Douglas[5] 7. 88-Zach Bowen[7] 8. 19-Bill Reimund[2] 9. 5-Bill Reimund[-] 10. 22x-R.K. Smith[8] Hard Charger: 16-Jeff Koz[+4] Performance Powder Coating 1000cc Mini Sprints (20 Cars) [#]-Starting Position Heat 1 - Heat 1 (8 Laps - Top 8 finishers transfer to the A-feature) 1. 31-Greg Nicholas[6] 2. 7r-Nick Daugherty[5] 3. 80-Trey Gustin[3] 4. 24L-Lee Underwood[7] 5. 65-Chris Bounds[4] 6. 50-Craig Stower[1] 7. 25e-Eric Semple[2] Heat 2 - Heat 2 (8 Laps - Top 8 finishers transfer to the A-feature) 1. 22r-Kevin Roberts Jr.[1] 2. 12-Michael Roehling[2] 3. 28h-Rod Henning[5] 4. 4k-Kevin Roberts Sr.[3] 5. 92-Tim Ashworth[6] 6. 1-Nick Roberts[7] 7. 12j-Tyler Moore[4] Heat 3 - Heat 3 (8 Laps - Top 8 finishers transfer to the A-feature) 1. 3t-Ricky Taylor[5] 2. 1r-Rick O'Shea[4] 3. 30-Adam Treadway[2] 4. 63-Dallas Hunt[6] 5. 26-Nathan Miller[3] 6. 8-Tanner McElroy[1] A-Main - (20 Laps) 1. 31-Greg Nicholas[4] 2. 7r-Nick Daugherty[1] 3. 24l-Lee Underwood[10] 4. 22r-Kevin Roberts Jr.[3] 5. 3t-Ricky Taylor[2] 6. 12-Michael Roehling[5] 7. 80-Trey Gustin[7] 8. 1-Nick Roberts[17] 9. 30-Adam Treadway[9] 10. 1r-Rick O'Shea[6] 11. 12j-Tyler Moore[20] 12. 92-Tim Ashworth[14] 13. 65-Chris Bounds[13] 14. 25e-Eric Semple[19] 15. 4k-Kevin Roberts Sr.[11] 16. 50-Craig Stower[16] 17. 63-Dallas Hunt[12] 18. 26-Nathan Miller[15] 19. 28h-Rod Henning[8] 20. 8-Tanner McElroy[18] Hard Charger: 1-Nick Roberts[+9] Dave's Reliable Motors Tough Trucks (17 Trucks) [#]-Starting Position Heat 1 - Heat 1 (8 Laps - Top 10 finishers transfer to the A-feature) 1. 71-Chris Hicks[4] 2. 1s-Mike Sawmiller[1] 3. 37-Roy Miller[5] 4. 79-Brian Beach[7] 5. co1-Jerry Sawmiller[3] 6. 55-Greg Stimmel[8] 7. 9x-Troy Mullen[6] 8. 13x-Chris Martin[9] 9. 17-Ryan Dunlap[2] Heat 2 - Heat 2 (8 Laps - Top 10 finishers transfer to the A-feature) 1. 1x-Jerry Butler[6] 2. 33-Mike Hicks[3] 3. 1w-Matt Twining[2] 4. 43-Dan Crowder[1] 5. 18B-Tim Fox[7] 6. 25g-Gabe Twining[5] 7. 710-Ben Werling[8] 8. o1h-Randy Hamp[4] A-Main - (15 Laps) 1. 43-Dan Crowder[1] 2. 1w-Matt Twining[3] 3. 79-Brian Beach[2] 4. 1x-Jerry Butler[7] 5. 37-Roy Miller[4] 6. 1s-Mike Sawmiller[6] 7. 25g-Gabe Twining[12] 8. 33-Mike Hicks[5] 9. 71-Chris Hicks[8] 10. 18b-Tim Fox[10] 11. co1-Jerry Sawmiller[9] 12. 9x-Troy Mullen[13] 13. 55-Greg Stimmel[11] 14. o1h-Randy Hamp[16] 15. 710-Ben Werling[14] 16. 13x-Chris Martin[15] Hard Charger: 25g-Gabe Twining[+5] JR and Sons Service Center Compacts (14 Cars) [#]-Starting Position Heat 1 - Heat 1 (8 Laps - Top 10 finishers transfer to the A-feature) 1. 17-Justin Durflinger[1] 2. 20-Ethan pope[4] 3. 518-Jordan Iiams[3] 4. 1j-JJ Butler[7] 5. 42-Justin Pope[6] 6. 7-Rob Farra[2] 7. 71-Dustin Mobley[5] Heat 2 - Heat 2 (8 Laps - Top 10 finishers transfer to the A-feature) 1. 82-Harvey Yoder[2] 2. 85-Nick Glasgow[5] 3. 27x-Robbie Tuttle[1] 4. 73-Chad Small[6] 5. 1-Erik Wollenson[3] 6. 1h-Jeff Zwiebel[4] 7. 31-Jeff Kimes[7] A-Main - (15 Laps) 1. 20-Ethan pope[4] 2. 42-Justin Pope[9] 3. 82-Harvey Yoder[5] 4. 17-Justin Durflinger[6] 5. 518-Jordan Iiams[2] 6. 31-Jeff Kimes[14] 7. 71-Dustin Mobley[13] 8. 85-Nick Glasgow[3] 9. 1j-JJ Butler[7] 10. 73-Chad Small[8] 11. 7-Rob Farra[11] 12. 27x-Robbie Tuttle[1] 13. 1h-Jeff Zwiebel[12] 14. 1-Erik Wollenson[10] Hard Charger: 31-Jeff Kimes[+8] NRA VS SOD (38 cars) A Main 1. 17-Jared Horstman[4] +3 2. 3g-Shane Stewart[10] +8 3. 35-Ron Blair[2] 4. 22h-Randy Hnnagan[1] 5. 7k-Kyle Sauder[11] +6 6. 16-Ryan Ruhl[5] 7. 2md-Dustin Daggett[7] 8. 49t-Gregg Dallman[18] +10 9. B20-Butch Schroeder[14] +5 10. 2m-Dallas Hewitt[15] +5 11. 3w-Brett Mann[8] 12. 18-Todd Heuerman[9] 13. 49-Shawn Dancer[20] +7 14. 11n-Ed Neumeister[17] +3 15. 27-Beau Stewart[16] +1 16. 23-Devon Dobie[19] +3 17. 5m-Max Stambaugh[13] 18. 16c-Greg Wheeler[12] 19. 7-Darren Long[6] 20. 11-Tim Allison[3]