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[fastrakpr]

The Ultimate Northeast Super Late Model Series will be having two events at Pittsburgh's Pennsylvania Motor Speedway in Imperial, Pa. The Herb Scott Memorial will be held on June 30th and will pay $3,000-to-win, and $400-to-start.  Also the Red Miley Rumble on July 14th will also be sanctioned by Ultimate Northeast.

The winner of the Red Miley Rumble will receive $3,000, but if that driver participates in the Herb Scott Memorial in June, they will receive a $1,000 bonus from Steven Heiser, and a $1,053 bonus from Miley Motorsports bringing the winner's earnings total to $5,053. 

The winner of the Herb Scott Memorial on June 30, or the highest finishing driver who does not qualify for the 30th annual Pittsburgher 100 sanctioned by the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series will receive a provisional for the event courtesy of Miley Motorsports.

The winner of the Red Miley Rumble on July 14th, or the highest finishing driver who does not qualify for the 30th annual Pittsburgher 100 will receive a provisional for the event courtesy of Centerline Collision.

A few new bonuses that has been added to the Herb Scott Memorial on June 30th is the recipient of the Jay's Auto Wrecking Hard Luck Award will receive one free pit pass into the Red Miley Rumble event on July 14th.

The winner of the Jay's Auto Wrecking Hard Luck Award at the Red Miley Rumble on July 14th, will receive a free pit pass for the Pittsburgher 100 in October sanctioned by the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series.

The winner of the Red Miley Rumble on July 14th will receive a custom made wood carved trophy compliments of Sprague Farm & Brew Works.

Join the Ultimate Northeast Super Late Model Series at these special events at the Pittsburgh's Pennsylvania Motor Speedway.

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[bhhracing]

What's everybody's car count predictions? I say 15

[old man d]

23 and that's pushing it, but I really hope they get more.

[virgin dirt]

Yeah 15. 17 tops.

[BaconBits]

Probably would be a better car count if it was closer to the Pittsburgher.

[CHEVY1A]

I think i counted 7 cars that have run all the series races this year. Theres a 2 grand ulms race at Tyler County, a 30 lap special at Winchester, a regular race at Port, a special at Mckean, regular race at Selinsgrove, no supers at Hagerstown and Cumberland, maybe 19 cars? Probably get Matt Cosner, maybe Tyler Bare. 

[virgin dirt]

If PPMS was smart theyd do that same purse for stocks or crates. $3000 to win and $400 to start would get you 50 stocks and 35 crates versus 15 SLM. What are they gonna get maybe 50 more fans to watch it? I mean look at the laboon and jook race.

[bhhracing]

I think i counted 7 cars that have run all the series races this year. Theres a 2 grand ulms race at Tyler County, a 30 lap special at Winchester, a regular race at Port, a special at Mckean, regular race at Selinsgrove, no supers at Hagerstown and Cumberland, maybe 19 cars? Probably get Matt Cosner, maybe Tyler Bare. 

 

Whats the price to get in $25? Pits $40?

[old man d]

Yes, $25.00 and Pits $40.00 Seniors $24.00.

[Chrome Horn]

If PPMS was smart theyd do that same purse for stocks or crates. $3000 to win and $400 to start would get you 50 stocks and 35 crates versus 15 SLM. What are they gonna get maybe 50 more fans to watch it? I mean look at the laboon and jook race.

 

If they took the money they are putting up for this race and put it towards the laboon or jook races they would get a chitload of cars. I think this year Laboon race got over 50 and last year the Jook race had 43. Those two shows got the most cars of any races all year which is a testament to the hard work that Vince and Brandon put in.

Edited by Chrome Horn, 25 June 2018 - 10:56 PM.

[suhoney18]

15 cars... But some fast guys

[bhhracing]

Rumor is they will be dropping the ultimate series late models from the next scheduled race due to lack of car count tonight I heard.

[Racefan68x]

this is the 2nd year in a row that the ultimate car count was down! last year I think there was only 1 car and this year maybe 4 or 5. keep the sanctioning money and put it back into the purse or keep it.

[old man d]

No surprise there, with 15 cars showing up.

[Chrome Horn]

No surprise there, with 15 cars showing up.

 

If PPMS was smart theyd do that same purse for stocks or crates. $3000 to win and $400 to start would get you 50 stocks and 35 crates versus 15 SLM. What are they gonna get maybe 50 more fans to watch it? I mean look at the laboon and jook race.

 

27 crates, if only they would put that money tonight into the Jook race, could have it be 5-6,000 to win.

[bhhracing]

I don't think it is the ultimate fault this time around. The cars that are in their points did show up. It's the locals not wanting to support the event.

[BaconBits]

I don't think it is the ultimate fault this time around. The cars that are in their points did show up. It's the locals not wanting to support the event.

This is pretty accurate. PPMS has had issues with car counts for every super race but the Pittsburgher for the last few years.

[D1RT]

Sadly $3k isn't going to draw a lot of cars these days.
I'm sure they lost a few cars that went to Tyler County for the ULMS race that are chasing the ULMS points.

[GEARHEAD]

At least the cars that Ultimate brought last night were competitive. Lee, Cosner, and Robinson certainly aren't slouches and they are used to running big tracks. They are better cars than the ULMS or UFO have brought in recent years.

[Chrome Horn]

At least the cars that Ultimate brought last night were competitive. Lee, Cosner, and Robinson certainly aren't slouches and they are used to running big tracks. They are better cars than the ULMS or UFO have brought in recent years.

 

Don't forget Montgomery