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Posted 05 July 2012 - 09:15 PM

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July 5, 2012
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Hesston Revamps 2012 Schedule, “Revolution” Rescheduled for July 21 with “Ron Strait Championship”

(Hesston, PA) The 2012 schedule at the Hesston Speedway will be modified to 3 remaining race dates for the season. Due to health issues with promoter DR Eriksen, the

Promoter DR Eriksen was diagnosed with early-stage cancer in November 2011. Successful surgery was performed in January and the racing season for 2012 was delayed so promoter DR Eriksen could undergo radiation treatment. DR is currently undergoing the chemotherapy phase of treatment. While the prognosis is good, the current schedule of speedway events coupled with other business demands has caused delays in scheduling of medical appointments. All involved realize that these treatments must take priority over the next several months in order to have proper health in order to return to a full slate in 2013.

Unused tickets or armbands from May 27 or July 3 will be honored for face value at any remaining 2012 event. If using as a raincheck at one of the 2012 events, the ticket/armband may simply be exchanged for a new one at that race. Those with concerns can contact the track as hesstonspeedway@hotmail.com.

“Revolution” that was rained out on July 3 will now be run on Saturday, July 21 as part of the “Ron Strait Championship.” This race will honor long-time friend Ron Strait who lost his life in a tragic accident this Spring. “Revolution/Ron Strait Championship” will pay out over $35,000 including a $2,000 total payoff increase from the 1st Speedmonster event.

The Speedmonster/3 State Flyers Super Late Models will race for $5,100 to win, $400 to start and $200 for non-qualifiers. This event will be a new draw for position, so all new entries are welcome to attend. On the original date of July 3, 63 late model cars were signed into the pits including 41 S³/3SF Super Late Models.

The original rain date of July 7 could not be used as several key officials were not available on that date due to work commitments and could not be replaced in the short time period. This prime date of July 21 was chosen as nearby Port Royal Speedway, Thunder Valley Raceway and Hagerstown Speedway are not having car racing that night. This date will allow the high majority of race teams in attendance on July 3 to return.

“Eriksen Mega-Blitz Mach 3” will take place on Sunday, September 2. This race will honor track founders Sonny & Peggy Eriksen and will pay $5,100 to win for Speedmonster/ULMS/3 State Flyers Super Late Models with championship payoffs for Semi-Late Model Sportsman, A-Cadets, Hobby-Modifieds and Roadrunners.

The “Moonsault Scramble” on Friday, October 12 will be the 1st race of “The Ultimate” weekend. The “Moonsault Scramble” will pay $2,555 to win for Speedmonster Super Late Models, making “The Ultimate” weekend a total of $12,555 to win and keeping the event on the road to return to its previous gloryy at Challenger. “The Ultimate” on Saturday, October 13 will still pay $10,000 to win for the Speedmonster/ULMS Super Late Models. The “Challenger Super Championships” on October 11-12 will pay high championship payoffs for the Semi-Late Model Sportsman, A-Cadets, Hobby-Modifieds and Roadrunners.

The Speedmonster point fund will remain at $5,000 despite the elimination of 1 event if the remaining 4 dates are completed. The Speedmonster champion will receive $2,000 in addition to the $3,000 to win Nininger’s Tire & Auto Center 3 State Flyers championship payoff.

The regular events scheduled for July 14, August 4 and August 18 have been eliminated from the schedule. Hesston-legal Semi-LM Sportsman should be eligible to compete at Hummingbird, Marion Center, Hagerstown and Winchester Speedways, with limited-motor cars being eligible to compete at those tracks as well as Bedford, Cumberland, Susquehanna and Williams Grove. A-Cadet cars should be eligible to compete at Dog Hollow, Path Valley, Hummingbird and Marion Center with standard and spec motors cars being eligible to compete at Cumberland. Hobby-Modified standard cars should be legal to compete at Dog Hollow, Bedford, Thunder Valley, Cumberland and Marion Center. Hobby-Modified top category cars should be eligible to compete at Dog Hollow and Marion Center. Roadrunners should be eligible to compete at Dog Hollow, Bedford, Thunder Valley, Cumberland, Marion Center, Hummingbird, Roaring Knob and Path Valley. Please verify individual track rules before attending those tracks. No major changes are planned in Hesston rules for 2013.

Hesston Speedway is ready to rock the mountains of central PA on July 21 with its 2nd major Super Late Model event of the season. “Revolution/Ron Strait Championship” will feature the Speedmonster/3 State Flyers Super Late Models with a total payoff in all divisions of over $35,000.

Hesston has become a powerhouse* of late model racing in the region (*t-440). In 2012, “Motor Mountain” has averaged 41 Super Late Models and 68 total late model-type cars at its mega-events. With its unique, multi-level rules sets, Hesston has also become the premier showdown track in the area. Virtually every car in the region in the divisions that Hesston runs is legal and will be competitive with weight breaks and spoiler variances for different equipment types. This makes Hesston a true place for race teams to face off to determine who earns the bragging rights of being the best in their division.

The Speedmonster/3 State Flyers will pay $5,100 to win and $400 to start for the 55 lap championship race. Super Late Model non-qualifier pay has been increased to an unprecedented amount of $200 for “Revolution/Ron Strait Championship.” This increase in tow money makes Hesston the highest paying track for those positions in the region.

Semi-Late Model Sportsman (limited/crate/steel block late models) will see increased pay of $1,100 to win and $150 to start at this race. Non-qualifers will receive $100, which was already doubled from last year’s tow money for the 1st Speedmonster event. Additionally, the highest finishing crate late model with a top 5 finish will receive a $400 bonus, if that bounty is not claimed on June 23.

A-Cadets (street/pro-stock) will now race for an increased payoff of $700 to win and $90 to start on July 3. Non-qualifiers will receive $60, which had also already been increased for the 1st Speedmonster event. Roadrunners will now compete for $222 to win. Once again, their start money has been increased to $45 because of the previous car count. The Hobby-Modifieds will compete for an increased payoff of $500 to win and $50 to start, sponsored by Bedford County Tree & Lawn Solutions of Everett, PA.

Nick Dickson of Lewistown, PA stunned the record crowd at the 1st Speedmonster Super Late Model event this season by winning from the 24th restating position, in a race where the top 9 advanced 58 positions. Dickson and Gregg Satterlee of Rochester Mills, PA currently are tied for the lead in the Speedmonster Super Series championship, which pays $2,000 to the champion from a $5,000 point bonue fund. Satterlee is also leading 3 State Flyer points after claiming a win at Natural Bridge Speedway last weekend. Jeff Rine and Jeremy Miller both have Super Late Model wins at Hesston in 2011 and sit 3rd and 4th in Speedmonster points with Mike Lupfer rounding out the top 5.

Rick Singleton of Huntingdon, PA was the Semi-Late Model Sportsman championship feature winner and currently leads track points. Khi Swanger of Huntingdon, PA won the A-Cadet championship feature. Rick Potter of Everett, PA came home the winner in the Hobby—Modifieds. Adam Pletcher of Johnstown, PA started 20th on the grid and roared forward to win in the Roadrunners.

All 5 divisions will be competing in “Revolution/Ron Strait Championship”, with feature-only, extended-lap formats for the Hobby-Modifieds and Roadrunners. The Super Late Model feature will be 2nd in rotation, with only necessary races in between sets of Super Late Model races to give those teams enough time to work on their cars. The remaining 3 features will be run after the Super Late Models.

All classes will have warm-ups. Hobby-Modifieds and Roadrunners features have been extended 5 laps to offset the elimination of the heat races. A-Cadets will run without a time limit at this event since their last 2 championship races saw the time limit expire. The A-Cadets will be 1 of the features after the Super Late Models

2:00 Pit Gates
4:00 Grandstand Gates
5:15 Drivers Meeting for All Classes
5:45 Pill Draw Closes
5:45 Warm-Ups for All Classes
6:15 Complete Track Prep and Driver Collection for the Strait Family
Appx 7:00 Super Late Model heat races – TBA laps
Semi-Late Model Sportsman heat races – 10 laps
Super Late Model consolations – TBA laps
Semi-Late Model Sportsman consolation – 8 laps
Track Prep
Hobby-Modified Championship – 21 laps (35 minute limit)
Super Late Model Championship – 55 laps
Semi-Late Model Sportsman Championship – 30 laps
Roadrunner Championship – 17 laps
A-Cadet Championship – 25 laps

Adult admission for “Revolution/Ron Strait Championship” to the grandstands is only $19.05 + $.95 tax = $20. Junior 10-16 grandstand admission is $14.29 + $.71 tax = $15.00. Children 9 and under are FREE in the grandstands. Pit admission is $34.29 + $1.71 tax = $36.00. Super Late Models will have a $15 entry fee with no entry fee for other divisions.

The “Dirt Doctor” DR Eriksen would like to once again thank the race teams and race fans for making the 1st Speedmonster event such a huge success. With the continued support of the racing events at Hesston Speedway, bigger and better events can be built in the future as being demonstrated at “Revolution/Ron Strait Championship!”

Speedmonster 2012 Point Bonus: (Point bonus is based on completion of all 5 scheduled races at the 4 events. Driver must have perfect attendance at all completed races to receive point bonus.)
1st $2,000 2nd $1,000 3rd $500 4th $500 5th $500 6th $500

Payoffs for “Revolution/Ron Strait Championship” at Hesston Speedway, Saturday, July 21:

S³/3SF Super Late Model - 1st $5,100 2nd $2,000 3rd $1,400 4th $1,200 5th $1,100 6th $1,000 7th $800 8th $700 9th $600 10th $550 11th $525 12th $500 13th $475 14th $450 15th $425 16th $400 17th $400 18th $400 19th $400 20th $400 21st $400 22nd $400 23rd $400 24th $400 $200 for all cars that do not qualify that make 1 lap on the track. $15 entry fee.

Semi-Late Model Sportsman - 1st $1,100 2nd 575 3rd $400 4th $300 5th $250 6th $225 7th $200 8th $190 9th $180 10th $170 11th $160 12th $155 13th $150 14th $150 15th $150 16th $150 17th $150 18th $150 19th $150 20th $150 21st $150 22nd $150 23rd $150 24th $150 $100 for all cars that do not qualify that make 1 lap on the track. No car entry fee! $400 bonus to the top finishing crate late model in the top 5 positions if not claimed on June 23.

A-Cadet - 1st $700 2nd $350 3rd $225 4th $175 5th $140 6th $125 7th $115 8th $105 9th $100 10th $98 11th $95 12th $92 13th $90 14th $90 15th $90 16th $90 17th $90 18th $90 19th $90 20th $90 21st $90 22nd $90 23rd $90 24th $90 $60 for all cars that do not qualify that make 1 lap on the track. No car entry fee!

Hobby-Modified - 1st $500 2nd $200 3rd $125 4th $100 5th $85 6th $75 7th $70 8th $65 9th $60 10th $55 11th $50 12th $50 13th $50 14th $50 15th $50 16th $50 17th $50 18th $50 19th $50 20th $50 21st $50 22nd $50 23rd $50 24th $50 $40 for all cars that do not qualify that make 1 lap on the track. No car entry fee!

Roadrunner - 1st $222 2nd $100 3rd $75 4th $65 5th $55 6th $50 7th $48 8th $48 9th $48 10th $48 11th $45 12th $45 13th $45 14th $45 15th $45 16th $45 17th $45 18th $45 19th $45 20th $45 21st $45 22nd $45 23rd $45 24th $45 $36 for all cars that do not qualify that make 1 lap on the track. No car entry fee!

Speedmonster Super Late Model Points as of “Superthunder Road”
17 Nick Dickson Lewistown, PA 170
22 Gregg Satterlee Rochester Mills, PA 170
92/2j Jeff Rine Danville, PA 169
1m Jeremy Miller Littlestown, PA 166
06 Mike Lupfer Shermansdale, PA 165
15p Matt Parks Three Springs, PA 164
26 Jerry Bard Shippensburg, PA 164
8L Scott LeBarron Dillsburg, PA 163
43a Jason Covert York Haven, PA 162
27/24x Jim Yoder Selinsgrove, PA 161
12 Devin Friese Chambersburg, PA 160
24 Dylan Yoder Selinsgrove, PA 159
79 Mike Altobelli Jr Saxon, PA 157
14 Jack Pencil Bedford, PA 156
3 Tim Wilson McClure, PA 155
57 Jeff Miller Huntingdon, PA 154
34d Bob Dunn East Waterford, PA 153
5w Waylon Wagner Lewistown, PA 152
66 Justin Kann Hesston, PA 150
10 Alex Ferree Saxonburg, PA 148


3 State Flyers Points as of Natural Bridge Speedway
22 Gregg Satterlee 590
1M Jeremy Miller 531
12 Devin Friese 481
43a Jason Covert 470
8L Scott LeBarron 450
66 Justin Kann 428
15p Matt Parks 369
24 Dylan Yoder 348
2j/92 Jeff Rine 345
87 Walker Arthur 322
26 Jerry Bard 315
39 Greg Fetters 305
79 Mike Altobelli Jr 304
27 Jim Yoder 295
Wild1 Chris Harr 282
14 Jack Pencil 277
0 Ron Delano Jr 270
17 Nick Dickson 200
76 Andy Haus 199
6 Jamie Lathroum 195


Hesston Speedway is home of The “Dirt Driving Experience” on May 28, July 4 and September 3. This unique opportunity allows race fans to become race drivers as they receive training and laps in a real Super Late Model car. Full information on this program may be found at http://www.dirtdriving.com.

Hesston Speedway is proudly supported by its sponsors. American Racer is based out of Indiana, PA. Lias Tire, located at 488 North 5th Street in Indiana, PA, is the regional distributor for American Racer. More information on American Racer and Lias Tire may be found at http://www.americanraceronline.com, http://www.liastireonline.com or by calling 800-638-7028.

Hoosier Tire Mid-Atlantic is headquartered at 2931 Industrial Park Drive in Finksburg, MD with satellite distribution centers at 1076 South Main Street in Roaring Springs, PA and at Precise Racing Products located at located at 110 S Pike Road #207 in Sarver, PA. Information on Hoosier Tire Mid-Atlantic may be found at http://www.hoosiermidatlantic.com. Precise Racing Products website is http://www.preciseracing.com. HTMA and Precise Racing can be reached at 800-651-5164.

G & R Excavation & Demolition is located at 900 Pennsylvania Avenue in Tyrone, PA and may be contacted at 814-684-4424 or toll free 866-766-4424. 2012 Division sponsors include Walters Auto Wrecking for the Late Model Sportsman at 403 Walters Lane in Hollidaysburg, PA, 814-696-0310 or http://www.waltersautowrecking.com. Dan’s Auto Body is the sponsor of the Cadets in Saxton, PA with full information at http://www.dansautobodysaxton.com or 814-635-0452. Bubba’s Pizza & Sub Station is the sponsor for the Hobby-Modifieds at 705 Spring Street in Saxton, PA or 814-635-4002. Frankland Racing Supply and American Die Cast is located in Saxonburg PA with information at http://www.franklandracing.com or 1-888-8-REAR END and http://american-diecast.com or 1-800-LUV-DIRT.

Woody’s Barbq is located in Huntingdon, PA with website at http://www.thatsmybarbq.com. Goshorn Racing Supply is the official parts supplier of “Motor Mountain” and can be contacted at 717-446-3354 or 814-599-5436. TC Race Cars is located in Frostburg, MD. More information may be found at http://www.tcracecars.com. BBI Racing Products and Custom Graphics is located in Altoona, PA with information at http://bbiracing.com. Impact Media is the official videographer of Hesston Speedway. Their videos can be purchased at http://www.flagtoflagvideo.com. Eriksen Well Drilling is located in Hesston PA with full information at http://www.eriksenwelldrilling.com.

Miller Auto Parts has 27 locations in PA, MD and WV and can be found at http://www.millerautoparts.com. Richard Gill’s Custom Lettering may be contacted at 814-942-5325. Park’s Garbage Service serves Adams, Bedford, Blair, Cumberland, Franklin, Huntingdon, Juniata, Mifflin, Snyder counties and can be found at http://www.parksgarbageservice.com. Curtis A. Heath Funeral Home is located in Broad Top City, PA at http://www.caheathfh.com. Hilltop Tank & Supply is located in James Creek PA and can be contacted at 814-658-3915. Brennemen’s Market is located in Huntingdon and Mt. Union PA and can be found at http://www.brennemensmeatmarket.com. Pyles Doors can be contacted at 800-515-DOOR. Martin Oil Company is the owner of Martin General Stores and can be found at http://www.martinoil.com. Moose Designs information can be found at https://www.facebook.com/MooseDesigns.

“Motor Mountain” is located in the scenic Raystown Lake and mountain country of central PA and provides a wonderful opportunity for race fans and race teams to make a complete weekend getaway when attending the racing events at Hesston. Promoter DR Eriksen has transformed Hesston into a showplace in just two short seasons, with additional improvements on the drawing board. Major expansions have given the track more seating, parking and pit space to accommodate these major events. All fans are provided an excellent view of the action, with grandstand seating and drive-in viewing built high above the racing surface. Hesston welcomes campers and now offers in track-camping on the back straight viewing ramp. Full information about the Hesston Speedway may be found at http://www.hesstonspeedway.com or by calling 814-658-3639.

Facebook fans are invited to “LIKE” the Hesston page at http://www.facebook....hesstonspeedway and to enter for exciting ticket giveaways during the season.

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#2 DoinItInTheDirt

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Posted 05 July 2012 - 10:20 PM

Sounds like and good plan. To ALL the people who make Hesston Speedway what it is....keep up the good work! See you on all the dates you just posted. And give our regards to the DR!


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Posted 05 July 2012 - 10:48 PM

you have a list of who all was there july 3rd?


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Posted 05 July 2012 - 11:26 PM

I thought that I brought the pill draw sheet with me, but cannot find it. This list is from the trasnponder sign in list and memory. The ones with the *, I think were there, but not 100% sure. 06 Mike Lupfer 1M Jeremy Miller 17 Nick Dickson 22 Gregg Satterlee 23 Gary Stuhler 26 Jerry Bard 27 Jim Yoder 43a Jason Covert 70j DJ Meyers 76 Andy Haus 21 Scott Haus 92 Jeff Rine 43 Tom Decker Jr 43d Tom Decker III m1 Mike Mort 118 Quintin Wyandt 113 Casey Fleegle 17j Wayne Johnson 6m Harry Miller 34d Bob Dunn 24 Dylan Yoder 31b Brian Booze 2 Steve Campbell 117 Kyle Merkel 118 Sean Merkel 5w Waylon Wagner 9 Matt Adams 57 Jeff Miller 11L Lincoln Ritchey 38 Chad Walters 67 Doug Burkholder 0 Mike Steck 14 Jack Pencil 79 Mike Altobelli Jr 7 Mitch Hack 66 Justin Kann 6 Jamie Lathroum j4 John Garvin Jr 20 Shawn Claar 15p Matt Parks* 8L Scott LeBarron*

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Posted 05 July 2012 - 11:39 PM

Semi-Late - there were 22 drivers signed in, this is from the transponder log with a few missing 7 Kenny Yoder 15 Luke Hoffner 82 Andy Fries 1s Sam Schaeffer 989 Toby Baldauf 01 Robbie Black 1 Dave Dunkle 5z Brian Lessley 188 Frank Todaro 19 Rance Garlock 20 Steve Billet 25s Steve Bailor 39 Tim Smith Jr 71 Curtis Heath 73 Mike Duck 99* Rick Singleton 88 Khi Swanger 88 Lou Jacoby Jr A-Cadet 07 Tim Krape 22 Boyd Brode 48 Greg Moore 76 Tony Daniels 33t Randy Wible 57 Ken Singer t3 Colton Gearhart 50 Bill Henney 7 Rich Swope 1 Ridge Bookwalter 9 Josh Gustaf 48x Steve Lowery 59 Mike Desch 110 Dave Brown 66 Cris Edwards 28 Phil Boden Hobby-Modified 88 Andy Los 73 Terry Norris 31m Patrick Spyker 2w Justin Queen 13x Brad McGinnis 77 Lou Wannyn d16 Darren Desch 77xxL Rick Potter 22 Ryan Sager 65 Matt Krause 31 Derek Grabill 15n Denny Norris 66 Carl Snare 19 Davey Beahr 73b Bradie Mills Roadrunner 5w Garrett Watkins 66 Lee Zook 67 Robert Pluta 81 Michael Lucas 39 EJ Johnson 111 Bill Burd 88 Andrew Pluta 1s Charlie Stallman 56 Gary Watkins 37 Hunter McCracken 38 Mike Lauffer 12 Steve Frederick 48 Shawn Fessler 1 Michael Jack Winnick 51 Justin Williamson 11c Sam Creueling 23 Josh Dutko 21 Dave Lambert 15 Chris Anderson

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Posted 05 July 2012 - 11:56 PM

thank you for the driver lists


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Posted 06 July 2012 - 06:12 AM

What happened to tracks working together? :blink: These tracks can barely survive as it is and now we're scheduling $5,000 to win shows on top of each other.


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Posted 06 July 2012 - 06:48 AM

If Hesston had rescheduled for Sunday the 22nd there would be specials at Lernerville, PPMS, and Hesston that weekend which would have benefited the fans and drivers.


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Posted 06 July 2012 - 07:52 AM

What happened to tracks working together? :blink: These tracks can barely survive as it is and now we're scheduling $5,000 to win shows on top of each other.


most of the drivers on that list would not have gone to ppms for the ufo race anyway.


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Posted 06 July 2012 - 09:51 AM

If Hesston had rescheduled for Sunday the 22nd there would be specials at Lernerville, PPMS, and Hesston that weekend which would have benefited the fans and drivers.

Fan benefits: more choice, possibly less travel (and less money spent). Driver benefits: more choice, possibly less travel (and less money spent), possibly better chance of cashing in with the field potentially reduced. If there are two promoters trying to get late model fans on the same day, they would theoretically want to make their prices and show more attractive...another benefit for fans and drivers.

Disadvantages: one less race to attend.

If they rescheduled on Sunday the 22nd, they might chase the starting too early/ending too late/already raced twice this weekend/work on Monday crowd.

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Posted 06 July 2012 - 10:06 AM

It looks like they made a decision based on whom all they would be promoting against as well. Port is off, Hagerstown is off, and Thunder Valley is off as well. The driver list posted will be minimally affected by the choice of date. Best wishes to both tracks for a great show.


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Posted 06 July 2012 - 10:38 AM

There were several factors in the date choice. 1. The 3 closest Saturday night Super LM tracks to Hesston are off that night. This is a rare time that Hesston can have a Super LM race on a Saturday. 2. We commited to the Strait family earlier this season to have Ron's race on 7/21. 3. Our employees were already scheduled to work for an event on 7/21. That was one of the factors in not racing this Saturday, many weren't available. 4. While an occasional non-holiday Sunday event can be a jackpot like our last one, there is also too much of a good thing. Dog Hollow is racing 7/15. We are unsure if the fans will support 2 Sunday non-holiday shows in a row. 5. We did review the list of drivers in attendance Tuesday against the Pittsburgh 2012 roster, and there was an overlap of 3 drivers out of 113. Those drivers may use their rain checks at any of our remaining events if they cannot attend Hesston 7/21. If this race rains out again, a Sunday raindate may be attempted because the options are limited. But the date of 7/21, with the 3 surrounding tracks not racing and taking into consideration the drivers in attendance was the better option for this event. Thanks

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Posted 07 July 2012 - 10:30 AM

Hesston has averaged 41 Super Late Models and 68 total late model-type cars at its mega-events!


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Posted 07 July 2012 - 11:42 AM

most of the drivers on that list would not have gone to ppms for the ufo race anyway.



That's not the point, lots of fans, including myself, would have gone to both races.


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Posted 07 July 2012 - 12:08 PM

That's not the point, lots of fans, including myself, would have gone to both races.


How many times have you been to Hesston this year? Just asking because I only see you comment on PPMS and Lernerville racing. We have rain checks and are glad its on a Saturday. It makes it a lot easier to go when we don't have to work the next day.

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Posted 07 July 2012 - 01:03 PM

How many times have you been to Hesston this year? Just asking because I only see you comment on PPMS and Lernerville racing. We have rain checks and are glad its on a Saturday. It makes it a lot easier to go when we don't have to work the next day.


I haven't been to Hesston this year, but I do a lot of travelling to other tracks, not as much as I used to, but I enjoy going to Hesston, it's a nice place to watch a race, and they usually get a great field of cars. The rain date is good for you, but not for me.


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Posted 07 July 2012 - 03:13 PM

hope all is well and things look up for DR Eriksen he does a great job at the track and with the drivers


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Posted 08 July 2012 - 10:47 AM

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Posted 09 July 2012 - 09:05 AM

Frankland Racing Supply specializes in quick change rear ends and will be awarding $75 product cars to positions 9-24 and all non-qualifiers in the Super LM and positions 4-24 and all non-qualifiers in the Semi-LM Sportsman. That brings Super LM cash/prizes for the event up to $475 total to start and $275 for non-qualifiers and Semi-Lates to $225 to start and $175 for non-qualifiers!


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Posted 11 July 2012 - 01:22 AM

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