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HOMAK PENN OHIO PRO STOCK CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES RETURNS TO SHARON SPEEDWAY SATURDAY, JULY 22^ND FOR $1,000 TO-WIN EVENT WITH 2016 MAKE-UP APPLEFEST RACE FOR $2,000 TO-WIN!

For Immediate Release

July 18, 2017 (Sandy Lake, PA) The Homak Penn Ohio Pro Stock Championship Series will return to Sharon Speedway for their second scheduled event of the 2017 season.  The first event back on May 13^th had 50 drivers show up only to be disappointed by Mother Nature’s unexpected down pour after heat races were complete.  As a result the $2,000 to-win, make-up 2016 Applefest race will be on the schedule for this Saturday after the 2017 point race worth $1,000 to-win is completed.                                         

 

Sharon Speedway is located at 3241 Custer-Orangeville Road, Hartford, Ohio.  Pits will open at 4 p.m., grandstands at 5 p.m., hot laps at 6:40 p.m., and racing at 7 p.m.  The track will have Twin-State Auto Racing Club Night with Free General Admission for card-carrying members or discounted $20 pit passes.  Also a kids’ power wheels race will be held at intermission.

 

The Homak Penn Ohio Series will be charging a $25 registration fee for those drivers who did not participate in the May 13^th new event.  Those drivers who were at the May 13^th event and paid the $25 registration will not incur a registration fee for Saturday’s event, but will need to check in at the Penn Ohio trailer and draw a pill for starting positions and contingency prizes.  Homak Penn Ohio Series’ Members will receive points for the Touring Series’ point chase, as well as the M & T Allison Construction Segment One Shoot-out. 

 

Currently there have been three different winners at the four completed shows for the Homak Penn Ohio Pro Stock Championship Series including two-race winner, Rusty Martz capturing the Ed Laboon Memorial Race win at PPMS for $2,517 and the $1,000 to-win show at Eriez; Fuzzy Fields at Thunder Mountain for $1,500 to-win; and Bobby Whitling winning $1,000 at Raceway 7. 

 

Rusty Martz is currently leading the points for the touring series with 460 points over Rusty Moore with 448, Randy Wyant in 3^rd with 447, Bill Hurrelbrink in 4^th with 424, Brian Rhed in 5^th with 415, Bobby Whitling in 6^th with 407, Leigh Wheeler in 7^th with 404, Fuzzy Fields in 8^th with 390, Jackson Humanic in 9^th with 381 and tied for 10^th are Bobby Heim and Russ Byler with 378.  Once the Sharon and PPMS races are complete, drivers will drop one finish from each track to determine their final Touring Series points worth $3,000 to-win.  The Segment points are calculated using all races within those segments, with M & T Allison Construction Segment One being Sharon Races for $1,000 to-win; M & T Allison Construction Segment Two being PPMS Races for $1,000 to-win; and Timber Lake Lodge Segment Three being the five September Races for $1,500 to-win.

 

Drivers can still register for the 2017 Homak Penn Ohio Pro Stock Championship Series.  Registered drivers are eligible for per race contingency prizes, as well as major prizes awarded at the end of segment races and the banquet including: Homak tool carts and tool boxes; car wraps by Animal Graphics; car wrap by Phantom Signs and Graphics; ARbodies nose pieces; a set of Schoenfeld Headers; Five Star Bodies nose pieces; a set of Genesis shocks; and many gift certificates.

  

For more information on the Homak Penn Ohio Pro Stock Championship Series contact Series Director, Shaun Hooks, at 724-730-1623, visit the website at www.pennohioprostock.com, or email info@pennohioprostocks.com.  Like our Facebook page at www.facebook.com/pennohioprostocks.