BRETT KRESSLEY (Poppa Pepper's Photo)

BRAD SWEET WINS KNOXVILLE NATIONALS!

A Main (started), 50 Laps, NT:
1. Brad Sweet (1)
2. Donny Schatz (4)
3. Kyle Larson (3)
4. Aaron Reutzel (5)
5. Tim Kaeding (10)
6. Carson Macedo (8)
7. Chad Kemenah (2)
8. Logan Schuchart (17)
9. Shane Stewart (15)
10. David Gravel (23)
11. Ian Madsen (11)
12. Tim Shaffer (7)
13. Jacob Allen (12)
14. Gio Scelzi (9)
15. Greg Hodnett (14)
16. Dominic Scelzi (25)
17. Daryn Pittman (22)
18. Parker Price-Miller (21)
19. Brock Zearfoss (24)
20. Matt Juhl (20)
21. Paul McMahan (19)
22. Kerry Madsen (6)
23. Terry McCarl (16)
24. Rico Abreu (13)
25. Brian Brown (18)
Lap Leaders: Sweet 1-27, Larson 28-29, Sweet 30-50. Hard-charger: Gravel.

PPB FORREST ROGERS MEMORIAL RAINED OUT AT GRANDVIEW, RESKED FOR NEXT SATURDAY

IMAGINE THAT, RAIN WASHED OUT SATURDAY NIGHT STOCK CAR RACING AT GRANDVIEW SPEEDWAY FOR THE EIGHTH TIME THIS SEASON; PPB FORREST ROGERS MEMORIAL RESCHEDULED FOR SATURDAY, AUGUST 18^TH

BECHTELSVILLE, PA August 11, 2018 . . . Give us a break Ma Nature!!! For the eighth time this season NASCAR stock car racing was rained out on Saturday night at Grandview Speedway. The $10,000 to win Pioneer Pole Buildings Forrest Rogers Memorial was lost to weather and has been reset for Saturday, August 18^th at 7:30 p.m.

                A stellar field of Modified stock car racing talent was scheduled to be on hand for the big event that honors the memory of the man who had the idea and carried it through to build the one-third-mile, banked clay Grandview Speedway located in Bechtelsville, PA.

                Everything that was scheduled before the events were rained out will be reset for next Saturday.

                Again this Saturday every Modified racer making his way through the gate will be looking to win the PPB Forrest Rogers Memorial and take home the $10,000 first place money plus the prestige of being a winner of this annual Classic.  With three wins in row and eight overall in this Classic Craig Von Dohren is a strong favorite but don’t count out anyone.

                Now with just FOUR Saturday night shows remaining that count toward the point standings a strong finish has become even more important. Mike Gular, Danny Snyder and Louden Reimert continue to lead the point standings in the three divisions of NASCAR action. The threesome plus a host of others will be looking to earn every point possible in their drive to win the lucrative NASCAR and track titles.

                Of course Jeff Strunk, Duane Howard, Meme DeSantis, Ray Swinehart, Doug Manmiller and many others will be performing at their best in hopes of picking up the top prize.

                And of course with the big bucks on the line it is always possible there will be some visitors come to challenge the regulars. Ryan Godown and Rick Laubach had been scheduled to race and it will be interesting to see if they return.

                Jersey Shore race fan Jim Gilmore has posted $100 for the leader of lap number 18 in memory of the late Mike Bailey.

                The 50-lap feature for Modifieds headlines the Pioneer Pole Buildings tripleheader that will also include Sportsman and Late Model stock car racing action.

                And there is the popular Low Down and Dirty Internet Radio sponsored Meet & Greet, featuring drivers and cars on display in the main gate area at 5PM. This week Craig Von Dohren, Kevin and Brian Hirthler along with Chuck Schutz will be featured.

                Adult admission is $25 while youngster 6 thru 11 pay just $5 and those under 6 are admitted free. Pit admission is $30 with a NASCAR license. And there is free parking on the speedway grounds.

                Available at the track will be the opportunity to purchase lap sponsorships for the September 15th Freedom 76 that will pay at least $25,000 to win. Laps are available for $20 and can be had by seeing Tina Rogers or Tommy Kramer. If you prefer you can contact Ernie Saxton at 215.752.7797 to secure a lap or mail a check the lap or laps you want to sponsor, payable to Grandview Speedway, to 1448 Hollywood Avenue, Langhorne, PA 19047. Saxton is also available to arrange event sponsorships and awards for the biggest race of the season.

                Tickets for the Freedom 76 will be on sale at the track on August 18th for $35. On race day they will sell for $40.

BIG DIAMOND SPEEDWAY RESULTS (Kirsten Snyder Photo's)

The Mattera’s Modified division feature was won by Duane Howard followed by Mike Lisowski, Frank Porreca, Ryan Krachun, Jim Bobbitt and Jimmy Reppert. Did not finish were Ryan Godown, George Hildebrandt, Craig Von Dohren, Cliff Quinn, Shawn Fitzpatrick, Dan Hineline, Kevin Beach, Tim Apgar, Heath Metzger, Kris Graver, Bobby Gunther Walsh, Steve Young, Scott Albert, Briggs Danner, Frank Yankowski and Bobby Yeager.
The modified heats were won by Briggs Danner and Frank Porreca.

The U.S.S. Achey Sportsman division was won by Dave Dissinger followed by Doug Hendricks, Nate Klinger, Alex Yankowski, Shawn Light, Michael Burrows, Wayne Witmer, Daryl Dissinger, Dakota Kohler, Tyler Reber, Kevin Brady, Glenn Rowan, Ed Mrochko, Mike Schneck and Chris Hertzog. Did not finish were TJ Fitzpatrick, Jeremy Hertzog, Matt Clay, Blake Reber and Brandon Auman.
The sportsman heat races were won by Doug Hendricks and Tyler Reber.

The Leindecker Sportsman Match races were won by Dave Dissinger. He won a total of 4 races over his competitors to take home the extra money race.

The Savage 61 Road Runner division was won by Kris Ney followed by Jim Kost, Terry Kramer, Matt Ney, Shon Elk, Mike Reichert, Shawn Mulhall and Cory Lindenmuth. Did not finish were Kyle Dice, Fred Everly and Chris Holland.
The road runner heats were won by Matt Ney and Mike Reichert.

The No Sweat Service Group Street Stock division was won by Jasen Geesaman followed by Jeremy Becker, Chris Heller, Elvin Brennan III, Joey Brennan, Jeff Haag, Dean Hine, Scott Thuneberg and Mike Radocha Jr. Did not finish were Mike Radocha Sr. and Jesse Krasnitsky.
The street stock heat races were won by Jasen Geesaman and Chris Heller.

KYLE LILICK (Poppa Pepper's Photo)

WOODHULL RACEWAY STSS RESULTS (SDS Photo)

NAPA AUTO PARTS, TWO RIVERS TIMBER & MAPLE CITY DODGE ‘HUSTLIN’ THE HIGH BANKS 54’ RACE SUMMARY – WOODHULL RACEWAY AUGUST 9, 2018
Bob Hilbert Sportswear Short Track Super Series Fueled By Sunoco Halmar International North Region Event No. 5 Modified Feature Finish (54 laps):  BILLY VAN PELT, Matt Sheppard, Andy Bachetti, Billy Decker, Dillon Groover, Mat Williamson, Cory Costa, Nick Nye, Mike Bills, Donnie Lawson, Dan Creeden, Dayton Brewer, Brady Fultz, Rick Laubach, Mike Gular, Tyler Siri, Ryan Godown, Jeremy Smith, Duane Howard, Mike Mahaney, Anthony Perrego, Jeff Strunk, Joe Dgien, Brett Tonkin, Ryan Susice, Russell Morseman III, Jerry Higbie Jr.
Did Not Qualify: Alan Johnson, Brandon Martin, Dale Welty, J.R. Hurlburt, Justin Wright, Marcus Dinkins, Tyler Boniface, Ryan Tracy, Kevin Chilson, Sheldon Gardner, Craig Hanson, Dave Dubois, Bob Davis, Stacy Jackson.
Bob Hilbert Sportswear Short Track Super Series Fueled By Sunoco Crate 602 Sportsman North Region Event No. 2 Feature Finish (25 laps): DUSTIN JORDAN, Kyle Rohner, Casey Pavlick, Jimmy Zacharias, Will Eastman, Dale Welty, Stacy Jackson, Tommy Collins, Brandon Butler, Stephen Hartman, Byron Worthing, Jacob Dgien, Daniel Morgiewicz, Bob Buono, Leo Fotopoulos, A.J. Costley, Kenny Peoples Jr., A Jay Potrzebowski Sr., Alex Van Pelt, Blake Lawson, Hunter Lapp, Ryan MaCartney, John Sekoll, Tim Guild, Donnie Lawson, Pat Jordan, Ray Bliss.
Did Not Qualify: Connor Brown, Cory Cormier, Bob Butcher, Travis Green, Mike Buchanan, John Austin, Jerry Aldrich, Cole Youse, Kamdin Maby, Shane Henion, Tim Schram.

WAYNE PFEIL (Poppa Pepper's Photo)

JEFF STRUNK (Poppa Pepper's Photo)

KENNY & BRETT GILMORE (SDS Photo)

BIG DIAMOND WINNERS JACK BUTLER, TERRY KRAMER & JASEN GEESAMAN (Kirsten Snyder Photo's)