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July 28, 2016

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

 

Re-Formulated UFo Championship Challenge Debuts at Stateline for $5,000 on August 20 with Bonus Cash for 15 Drivers!

 

(Mars, PA)  The re-designed UFo Championship Challenge will blast off for its fall event schedule on Saturday, August 20 at the New Stateline Speedway.  Track owners Jim and Jean Scott, along with partner Brian Horner will celebrate the Scott’s 50^th wedding anniversary with a mega-event.  “Jim & Jean’s Sweetheart 50^th Bash” presented by Overhead Door of Jamestown will pay $5,000 to win and $400 for 24^th for the UFo Super Late Models with a total payoff of over $22,000.

 

The UFo Championship Challenge will feature eight race dates in a five weekend period beginning with “Jim & Jean’s 50^th.”  A major change has been made to the tour bonus money system as the previous track point fund contributions will now be paid out directly to the drivers at each event based on driver attendance.  Drivers will receive funds during the racing season instead of waiting until season-end. 

 

On standard events, the top five Super Late Model drivers point standings will receive a $200 flat bonus on top of any event winnings, if they attend the event.   The eligible drivers at each event may change as point standings change.  This will guarantee these drivers a minimum of $500 to start the feature or $350 for non-qualifiers at base UFo payoff events.

 

Stateline Speedway has massively expanded the list of eligible drivers for this first event to 15 race teams.  The top seven drivers in June 11, 2016 point standings plus the car owner of the leading team, as well as the top seven drivers in the final 2015 point standings will be eligible for the bonus at this event.   With Stateline’s increased payoff for the event, this will guarantee these 15 eligible drivers $600 to start the feature or $400 if they do not qualify.

 

Points will be reset to zero and new points will start at the 1^st event.   The top 5 drivers in the point standings after the 1^st completed event will be eligible for the $200 bonus at the 2^nd event.   Tracks will have the option of extending the bonus to more drivers at future events on a race-by-race basis.   

 

2 UFo provisional starting positions will be available to the 1^st UFo event—1 provisional based from the 2016 point standings and 1 provisional based from the 2015 point standings.   Provisionals will be based on drivers, not car owners.   The provisionals at the 1^st UFo event will earn 70 points only regardless of feature starting position, according to UFo procedures.

 

Please note that if the August 20 event at Stateline is cancelled by weather, Miley Motor Sports has also extended the $200 bonus to these same 15 drivers at the the “Red Miley Rumble” at PPMS on August 27.   If the August 20 event at Stateline is completed, then at least the top five drivers in the new UFo Championship Challenge point standings will be eligible for the bonus going forward.   

 

The eligible drivers are:

2016

Kyle Hardy of Winchester, Va,

car owner Shawn Martin with driver Jeremy Miller of Littlestown, PA  

Mike Mort of Lewistown, PA

Gregg Satterlee of Rochester Mills, PA

Alex Ferree of Saxonburg, PA

Keith Barbara of South Park, PA

Jason Covert of York Haven, PA

Michael Norris of Saver, PA

 

2015

Devin Friese of Chambersburg, PA

Dylan Yoder of Selinsgrove, PA

Michael Altobelli of Saxon, PA

Dan Stone of Thompson, PA

Waylon Wagner of Lewiston, PA

Dan Angelicchio of Mount Pleasant, PA

Dwayne Tanneyhill of Bellwood, PA

 

“Jim & Jeans Sweetheart 50^th Bash” on Satruday, August 20 will showcase the UFo Super Late Models in a 50 lap championship paying $5,000 to win, and $400 to start with $200 going to non-qualifiers.   The RUSH Late Models and RUSH Pro-Mods will race in full racing programs, with the Sportsman and Challengers competing in a feature-only program.    Super Late Models will receive warm-ups and will compete in extended-lap heat races, consolation(s) and feature event.

 

At Stateline on August 20, the pits will open at 4:00 with grandstands opening at 5:00, drivers meeting/pill draw cut-off at 6:25 and Super Late Model warm-ups/stock car racing at 7:00.   Grandstands are only $20 for adults, $10 for seniors 62+, college students and military with ID and $10 for juniors 6-16.   All pit tickets are $35.  Super Late Model car entry fee is $25.

 

Payoff for “Jim & Jean’s Sweetheart 50^th Bash” at Stateline Speedway

 

UFo Super Late Models (50 laps) -  1^st$5,000   2^nd$2,000   3^rd $1,400    4^th$1,200   5^th $1,000  6^th $800   7^th $700   8^th $650   9^th $625  10^th$600  11^th $550  12^th $500     13^th$475   14^th $460   15^th$450   16^th $440   17^th $425   18^th $425   19^th $425   20^th $425   21^st $400    22^nd $400   23^rd $400   24^th $400    (additional starting positions if utilized) 25^th+ $300     (additional starting positions if utilized) $200 for all cars that do not qualify that start a race.  $25 entry fee deducted from final payoff.

 

 

The “Red Miley Rumble” on Saturday, August 27 will see the UFo Super Late Models return to the “Monster Half-Mile” for a 35 lap championship paying $3,053 to the winner.   The wide half at PPMS always provides a tremendous amount of speed and passing action.   RUSH Late Models, Sportsman, Hobby and Young Guns will also be on the racing program.

 

Admission will be $25 grandstands, seniors 60+ $24, juniors 13-16 $15, children 6-12 $5, and pits $40.   Reserved parking is available for $10 extra.   UFo Super Late Models will have a $25 entry fee deducted from the final payoff.  On June 11 at PPMS, gates will open at 5 PM with warm-ups at 6 PM and racing at 7 PM

 

Payoff for “Red Miley Rumble” at PPMS

 

UFo Super Late Models (35 laps) -  1^st$3,000   2^nd$1,400   3^rd $1,000    4^th$800   5^th $700   6^th $600   7^th $550   8^th $500   9^th $475  10^th$450  11^th $425  12^th $400     13^th$390   14^th $375   15^th$350   16^th $340   17^th $325   18^th $325   19^th $325   20^th $325   21^st $300     22^nd $300   23^rd $300   24^th $300    (additional starting positions if utilized) 25^th+ $300      $150 for all cars that do not qualify that start a race.  $25 entry fee deducted from final payoff.

 

Both tracks will utilize UFo Super Late Models rules for these events.   American Racer 44 or harder or Hoosier 15/1300 or harder tires are required with a minimum 36 punch on any tire.   Stateline requires the Westhold (yellow) transponders while PPMS requires the AMB (red) transponders.  Rentals are available at each track.

 

UFo Championship Point Fund Sponsors

Hoosier Tire Mid-Atlantic of Finksburg MD, Sarver PA and Bedford, PA  http://www.hoosiermidatlantic.com

American Racer Tires of Indiana, PA   http://www.americanraceronline.com

Townsend Gas & Oil/VP Fuel-Shell-Pennzoil-Quaker State Products Distributor of Homer City, PA

http://www.townsendgasandoil.com

Lias Tire of Indiana, PA and Coshocton, OH  http://www.liastirespeed.com

Precise Racing Products of Pittsburgh PA, Baltimore MD, Wichita KS and Omaha NE   http://www.preciseracing.com

Ritchey Sandblasting of Woodbury, PA  814-766-3659

 

 

 

Complete information on the UFo Race Championship may be found at http://www.ufochampionship.com.  Facebook members can keep up to date with the tour by going to http://www.facebook....ufochampionship and clicking the “LIKE” button.    Fans and race teams may follow the UFo Championship on Twitter at https://twitter.com/UFoChampionship.  

 

 

2016 UFo Championship Challenge

 

Saturday, August 20 / Stateline Speedway / Jim & Jeans 50^th Anniversary Bash

Super Late Models / 50 laps / $5,000

 

Saturday, August 27 / Pittsburgh’s PA Motor Speedway / Red Miley 53

Super Late Models / 35 laps / $3,053

 

 

Saturday, September 3 / Port Royal Speedway / Butch Renninger 33

Super Late Models / 33 laps / $3,300

 

 

Sunday, September 4 / Dog Hollow Speedway / Connor Bobik Make-A-Wish 131

Super Late Models / 41 laps / $3,000

 

 

Friday, September 9 / New Stateline Speedway / Stateline ShootOut – Battle on the Border

Super Late Models / 38 laps / $2,500

 

 

Saturday, September 10 / New Stateline Speedway / Stateline ShootOut – Stateline 55

Super Late Models / 55 laps / $5,000

 

 

Friday, September 23 / Dog Hollow Speedway / ThunderDog Showdown – Flying Floyd Kline Klassic

Super Late Models / 38 laps / $2,000

 

 

Saturday, September 24 / Dog Hollow Speedway / ThunderDog Showdown – ThunderDog 56

Super Late Models / 56 laps / $6,000

 

 

2017 UFo Championship Challenge Initial Dates

 

Saturday, March 25 / Port Royal Speedway / 2017 World BlastoffPro

Super Late Models / 36 laps / $3,000

 

 

Sunday, May 28 / Dog Hollow Speedway / Shawn McGarvey Championship

Super Lates / 48 laps / $4,000

 

 

Monday, July 3 / Dog Hollow Speedway / Sam Barley Late Model Revolution

Super Lates / 45 laps / $4,000

 

 

Saturday, September 2 / Port Royal Speedway / Butch Renninger 33

Super Late Models / 33 laps / $3,300

 

 

Sunday, September 3 / Dog Hollow Speedway / Connor Bobik Make-A-Wish 104

Super Late Models / 44 laps / $3,000

 

 

Friday, September 22 / Dog Hollow Speedway / ThunderDog Showdown – Flying Floyd Kline Klassic

Super Late Models / 38 laps / $2,000

 

 

Saturday, September 23 / Dog Hollow Speedway / ThunderDog Showdown

Super Late Models / 56 laps / $6,000

 

 

 

Lake, Laughard, Smith Return to Victory Lane at Dog Hollow; Duke Davidson Wins Career first in Pure Stocks; Pat Brehm Scores 4 Cylinder Special

STRONGSTOWN, PA (July 22, 2016) Michael Lake returned to victory lane for the second time in the Townsend Gas & Oil Super Late Models. Duke Davidson won his career first feature in the AMSOIL Pure Stocks. Mike Laughard won his third in the Lias Tire CARS Crate Late Models with Nate Smith taking victory #7 in the RD Shaffer Well Services Street Stocks. Pat Brehm stole the extra loot in the 20-lap DM Craig Fabrication & Welding Services FWD 4 Cylinders. Along with the kids bike races the show was over by 11:20.

It looked like Kyle Smith, Jr. was going to take another win in the AMSOIL Pure Stocks. Smith led the first four laps of the 15 lap feature event. On a lap five restart Duke Davidson was able to take the top spot from Smith and then held him at bay the final eleven laps. The win was a career first for the Mahaffey driver. Smith was second followed by Amber Mills, Rick Wicker, Brandi Mills, Mike Benton, Shane Nihart, Brian Savino, John Hayes and Chris Wolfe. Heats were won by Smith and Davidson.

Twin Rocks Mike Laughard took advantage of his pole starting spot to lead all 20-laps of the Lias Tire CARS Crate Late Model feature. Laughard had plenty of heat on him with Andrew Satterlee and Jermey Shaffer knocking on his door all 20-laps. Laughard drove to the win over Satterlee, Shaffer, Dave Lee, Mike Ott, Dave Blazavich, Jon Lee, Clint Hersh, John Eckenrod and Jeff Compton. Taking heat wins were Laughard and Ott.

Scott Rhodes led the first three laps of the Townsend Gas & Oil Super Late Model feature. Lap four saw sixth starting Michael Lake race to the front. Lake held them off through four cautions as the Uniontown driver won for the second time this season. Rhodes finished second with Joe Martin, Robbie Scott, Alex Ferree, Dave Blazavich, Andy Fries, Chad McClellan, Rick Singleton (from 15th) and Joe Petyak (from 18th) completing the top ten. Robbie Scott, Rhodes and Martin were the heat race winners.

The DM Craig Fabrication & Welding Services FWD 4 Cylinders ran a 20-lap feature with extra money on the line. Front row starters Pat Brehm and Brady Miller went back and forth the whole race. Jack Theys started in 12th and raced his way to third to catch the leaders before breaking an axle. Brehm held off all advances from Miller to take his second feature win of 2016. Brehm and Miller were trailed by Zack Wissinger, Mike Phillipson, John Costa, Chuck Dizzle, Cody Young, Jack Theys, Dylan Young and Jessica Noel. Phillipson and Miller were qualifying heat winners.

A small field of RD Shaffer Well Services Street Stocks found the two top guns, Nate Smith and Ray Hickok lead the way. Hickok pursued Smith all 15 laps but settled for second as Smith won for the seventh time this year. Mike Desch, Brett Bingaman, Corey McPherson and Noah Brunell filled out the field. The lone heat was won by Smith.

Townsend Gas & Oil Super Late Models (25): Michael Lake, Scott Rhodes, Joe Martin, Robbie Scott, Alex Ferree, Dave Blazavich, Andy Fries, Chad McClellan, Rick Singleton, Joe Petyak, Andrew Wylie, Clate Copeman, Shawn Claar, Dwayne Taneyhill, Dan Lee, Quintin Wyandt, Ryan Christoff, Scott Stein, John Wayne Weaver, John Myers, Bobby Watt, Ryan Claycomb, Derek Sala, Ryan Krouse, Jarett Yantus.

Lias Tire CARS Crate Late Models (17): Mike Laughard, Andrew Satterlee, Jeremy Shaffer, Dave Lee, Mike Ott, Dave Blazavich, Jon Lee, Clint Hersh, John Eckenrod, Jeff Compton, Joe Moyer, Patrick Waugh, Colin Casale, Paul Ivory, Jeff Fochler, Tim Storm, Jarid Ivory.

AMSOIL Pure Stocks (16): Duke Davidson, Kyle Smith, Jr., Amber Mills, Rick Wicker, Brandi Mills, Mike Benton, Shane Nihart, Brian Savino, John Hayes, Chris Wolfe, Joe Lidwell, Tanner Hauger, Jeff Shaffer, Jr., Ben Franklin, Tom Wagner, DNS Brad Nesline.

DM Craig Fabrication & Welding Services FWD 4 Cylinders(13): Pat Brehm, Brady Miller, Zack Wissinger, Mike Phillipson, John Costa, Chuck Dizzle, Cody Young, Jack Theys, Dylan Young, Jessica Noel, Jamie Noel, Logan Graham, Brady Gallaher.

RD Shaffer Well Services Street Stocks (7): Nate Smith, Ray Hickok, Jr., Mike Desch, Brett Bingaman, Corey McPherson, Noah Brunell, DNS Joe Wrona.

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July 5, 2016

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

 

“The 60^th” at Stateline Features a Massive Payoff with Bargain Pricing!

 

Please not that this event while this event will not carry UFo points, we are happy to assist this great track in promoting their event!

 

(Strongstown, PA) The New Stateline Speedway has set the details for their huge 60^th anniversary event on Thursday, July 21.  “The 60^th” will pay $40,000 to Super Late Model teams with a $10,060 top prize.  “The 60^th” will also have excellent grandstand ticket pricing, further making this one of the top-rated events on 2016.

 

The New Stateline Speedway was purchased at the end of last year by partners Jim and Jean Scott and Brian Horner, and has already returned to its premier status. The new ownership has made huge amount of improvements and renovations at the 1/3 mile supertrack.  A brand new racing surface, all new lighting, new tech building, concession renovations, and bathroom and bleacher improvements are just some of the tasks they have already accomplished.

 

“The 60^th” will showcase all of their amazing work with one of the region’s highest paying one day events.   The Super Late Models will race for $10,060 to win, $500 to start with $200 for non-qualifiers.  The Super Late Model championship feature will go 60 laps in honor of the track’s anniversary.  A strong payoff has been posted throughout the starting grid in order to attract the best drivers in the region to challenge the ultra-competitive northern tier Super Late Model pilots.  Also on the racing program are the E-mods paying $700 to win and the Street Stocks paying $500 to win.    

 

While the drivers are being rewarded with a powerful payoff, fans are being rewarded with bargain ticket pricing.  The grandstand ticket price for this event will be only $20.   Seniors 62+, military with ID and college students with college ID will be admitted for only $10.   Juniors 6-16 will pay only $8 to see the event.  All pit tickets will be $40 with a reminder that the minimum pit age is 14.    Super Late Models will have a $xx entry fee, deducted from final payoff.

 

The new racing surface at Stateline has generated amazing racing action this season.   The 35 lap championship in May had 6 lead changes among 5 drivers with David Scott of Garland, PA coming out on top.  On July 2, Rich Gardner won by .05 seconds in a photo finish over Rob Blair.   Max Blair of Centerville, PA claimed the opening night championship feature as well as another win in June.  Dutch Davies of Warren, PA, Doug Eck of Corry, PA and Darrell Bossard of Centerville, PA have also claimed wins in 2016 in the Super Late Models.

 

Pit gates will open a 4:00 with grandstands opening at 5:00.  Drivers meeting/pill draw cutoff is set for 7:00 with racing at 7:30.  The rain date for “The 60^th” is Saturday, July 23.

 

 

Payoff for “The 60^th” at Stateline Speedway

 

Super Late Models (60 laps) -  1^st$10,060   2^nd$5,000   3^rd $3,000    4^th$2,500   5^th $2,000  6^th $1,500   7^th $1,400   8^th $1,300   9^th $1,200  10^th$1,000  11^th $900   12^th $800     13^th$700   14^th $600   15^th$550   16^th $540   17^th $530   18^th $520   19^th $510   20^th $500   21^st $500    22^nd $500   23^rd $500   24^th $500    (additional starting positions if utilized) 25^th+ $TBA     (additional starting positions if utilized) $200 for all cars that do not qualify that start a race.  $50 entry fee deducted from final payoff.

 

 

Stateline Speedway is a 1/3 mile short track located at 4150 Kortright Road south of Jamestown, NY at Busti.

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Business 716-720-2403.  

This is not a UFo point event, but we are happy to assist this supertrack in promoting their great event!

 
http://www.portroyalspeedway.com
July 10, 2016
 
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
 
$3,000 to Win Super Lates, $3,200 to Win Sprints at the Tri-STAR Sizzler at Port Royal
 
(Port Royal, PA) Three divisions of pure power will decend upon te historic Port Royal Speedwayon Saturday, July 16 for the Tri-Star Sizzler.   Super Late Models will compete 30 laps for $3,000 to win and 410 Super Sprints will race for $3,200 to win.   PASS/IMCA 305 Sprints will also be on the racing program.
 
The Super Late Models will race 30 laps for $3,000 to win and $215 to start.   Super Late Model heat races will use the passing points system to determine feature qualifiers, with the top drivers in passing points redrawing for feature position.  The remainder of the field will be determined by traditional consolation races.     Super Late Models will also utilize Delaware restarts for this event.   410 Sprints will use the regular handicap format, while the 305 Sprints will use the PASS format. 
 
Port Royal Speedway is a premier facility of the Eastern USA, and one of the few tracks to feature 410 Sprints and Super Late Models weekly.   Port Royal is a fast, sweeping clay superspeedway that receives improvements annually.  The excellent surface consistently provided top-to-bottom, three wide racing action.  A powerful field of Super Late Model, 410 Sprint and 305 Sprint drivers is expected for this event.
 
Super Late Model winners at Port Royal this year include point leader Andy Haus, Mike Lufper, Billy Wampler, Hayes Mattern, Devin Friese, Chad Hollenbeck, Dylan Yoder, and Jeff Rine.  Gregg Satterlee won the UFo 2016 World Blastoff in March over a 42-car field.
 
410 Sprint winners include six-time winner Greg Hodentt, Brent Marks, Aaron Ott, Steve Buckwalter, Dale Blaney, Lance Dewease, Lucas Wolfe, and point leader Doug Esh. 
 
Admission for the Tri-Star Sizzler at Port Royal will be $17 for the grandstands and $7 for juniors 12-18.  All pit tickets will be $32.   Pit gates will open at 4:30 with grandstands at 5:00.  Drivers meeting an pill draw cutoff will be approximately 6:15 with warm-ups at 6:45 and racing at 7:30.
 
Payoff for Tri-Star Sizzler at Port Royal
UFo Super Late Models -  1^st$3,000   2^nd$1,500   3^rd $1,000    4^th$750   5^th $600   6^th $500   7^th $400   8^th $375   9^th $360  10^th$350  11^th $300   12^th $280     13^th$270   14^th $260   15^th$250   16^th $240   17^th $230   18^th $220   19^th $215   20^th $215   21^st $215     22^nd $215   23^rd $215   24^th $215    $75 for all cars that do not qualify that start a race.  NO entry fee.    
 
 

http://www.newstatelinespeedway.com

July 5, 2016

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

 

“The 60^th” at Stateline Features a Massive Payoff with Bargain Pricing!

 

Please not that this event while this event will not carry UFo points, we are happy to assist this great track in promoting their event!

 

(Strongstown, PA) The New Stateline Speedway has set the details for their huge 60^th anniversary event on Thursday, July 21.  “The 60^th” will pay $40,000 to Super Late Model teams with a $10,060 top prize.  “The 60^th” will also have excellent grandstand ticket pricing, further making this one of the top-rated events on 2016.

 

The New Stateline Speedway was purchased at the end of last year by partners Jim and Jean Scott and Brian Horner, and has already returned to its premier status. The new ownership has made huge amount of improvements and renovations at the 1/3 mile supertrack.  A brand new racing surface, all new lighting, new tech building, concession renovations, and bathroom and bleacher improvements are just some of the tasks they have already accomplished.

 

“The 60^th” will showcase all of their amazing work with one of the region’s highest paying one day events.   The Super Late Models will race for $10,060 to win, $500 to start with $200 for non-qualifiers.  The Super Late Model championship feature will go 60 laps in honor of the track’s anniversary.  A strong payoff has been posted throughout the starting grid in order to attract the best drivers in the region to challenge the ultra-competitive northern tier Super Late Model pilots.  Also on the racing program are the E-mods paying $700 to win and the Street Stocks paying $500 to win.    

 

While the drivers are being rewarded with a powerful payoff, fans are being rewarded with bargain ticket pricing.  The grandstand ticket price for this event will be only $20.   Seniors 62+, military with ID and college students with college ID will be admitted for only $10.   Juniors 6-16 will pay only $8 to see the event.  All pit tickets will be $40 with a reminder that the minimum pit age is 14.    Super Late Models will have a $xx entry fee, deducted from final payoff.

 

The new racing surface at Stateline has generated amazing racing action this season.   The 35 lap championship in May had 6 lead changes among 5 drivers with David Scott of Garland, PA coming out on top.  On July 2, Rich Gardner won by .05 seconds in a photo finish over Rob Blair.   Max Blair of Centerville, PA claimed the opening night championship feature as well as another win in June.  Dutch Davies of Warren, PA, Doug Eck of Corry, PA and Darrell Bossard of Centerville, PA have also claimed wins in 2016 in the Super Late Models.

 

Pit gates will open a 4:00 with grandstands opening at 5:00.  Drivers meeting/pill draw cutoff is set for 7:00 with racing at 7:30.  The rain date for “The 60^th” is Saturday, July 23.

 

 

Payoff for “The 60^th” at Stateline Speedway

 

Super Late Models (60 laps) -  1^st$10,060   2^nd$5,000   3^rd $3,000    4^th$2,500   5^th $2,000  6^th $1,500   7^th $1,400   8^th $1,300   9^th $1,200  10^th$1,000  11^th $900   12^th $800     13^th$700   14^th $600   15^th$550   16^th $540   17^th $530   18^th $520   19^th $510   20^th $500   21^st $500    22^nd $500   23^rd $500   24^th $500    (additional starting positions if utilized) 25^th+ $TBA     (additional starting positions if utilized) $200 for all cars that do not qualify that start a race.  $50 entry fee deducted from final payoff.

 

 

Stateline Speedway is a 1/3 mile short track located at 4150 Kortright Road south of Jamestown, NY at Busti.

http://www.newstatelinespeedway.com https://www.facebook...speedwaybustiNY

Business 716-720-2403.