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Spangler gets complete win

6/29/2009
by: Rod Ort
Todd Spangler picked up his second win of the season at Port Royal, this time he ran the whole race. Spangler picked up the season opener at Port but it was rain shortened. This time Spangler drove a great race coming from the middle of the field to pick up the win after an exciting dual with Logan Wagner who finished second. Reed Thompson ran well finishing 3rd after leading early. Nathan Gramly also came from deep in the field to finish 4th with Jim Kennedy 5th.

Complete run down
1. Todd Spangler, 2. Logan Wagner, 3. Reed Thompson, 4. Nathan Gramley, 5. Jim Kennedy, 6. Joey Hershey, 7. Ryan Lynn, 8. Mark Watkins, 9. Randy Kaylor, 10. Nicole Bitner, 11. Jason Brandt, 12. Brent Comp, 13. Mike Wagner II, 14. Brett Hockenberry, 15. Joe Zapp, 16. Tim Kline, 17. Rodney Westhafer, 18. Ron Farrar, 19. Tyler Bear, 20. Jake Waters, 21. Rodney Peters, 22. Erin Statler, 23. Jim Marquette.DNS- Brian Sweitzer, Mike Alleman, Don Sotosky, Ben Naugle, Cliff Conner, Doug Distasio, Rod Ort.


Heat Race Winners, Peters, Kennedy, Wagner. Consie, Farrar


 

Naugle and gets first ever win

6/28/2009
by: Rob Keller
On the eve of Micro Sprint Speed Week many new faces were in attendance to get tuned up for the weeklong event. And with a rain shower hitting the speedway just as warm-ups began, the night was very similar to last year?s Speed Week event. Fortunately, this shower didn?t bring quite as much rain as last year, and the show was delayed just less than two hours.

After a botched attempt at the initial start sent the front row to the back of the field Ben Naugle inherited the pole position. Naugle beat Tim Damiani on the start to take the lead. Naugle continued to pull away from Damiani, leading by nearly half a lap until he caught the back of the pack. Naugle showed patience, carefully putting cars a lap down as the opportunity presented. The big lead was completely negated by the only caution of the event with two laps to go. On the restart Naugle pulled away to earn his first ever career win in the
305 Sprint cars. Damiani struggled the finally two laps, dropping from second to fifth at the finish. Todd Spangler finished second, ahead of Mark Watkins and Logan Wagner. Heat race wins went to Tyler Bear and Damiani.

305 Sprint: Ben Naugle, Todd Spangler, Mark Watkins, Logan Wagner, Tim Damiani, Steve Whary, Rodney Westhafer, Jason Brandt, Mike Alleman,
Tyler Bear, Gary Zimmerman, Dave Wilson, Ryan Lynn Heats: Bear,
Damiani
 

Port Royal Bridge

6/24/2009
by: Port Royal web site
According to the Port Royal web site.

Port Royal River Bridge Closing:
The detour for the Port Royal River Bridge will begin on Friday, June 26, 2009 and run through August 26, 2009. At this time, the bridge will be closed completely.

After August 26, a light will be set up to allow traffic to cross the bridge one lane at a time.

Not sure about detour instructions, we'll post any updates here. Please allow extra time.
 

Ryan Lynn wins CPS National Qualifier

6/15/2009
by: CPS Press release
The PASS 305 Sprints took to the speedway with Mark Watkins and Ryan Lynn on the front row, with Watkins taking the lead at the start and Jake Waters moving into second with Lynn falling to third. Watkins was still leading with Lynn recovering to take second on lap 4, and the trying to reel in the leader. On lap nine Lynn moved to the outside of Watkins and had enough of an advantage to lead the 10th lap, but Watkins battled back and took the lead going into the first turn, dropping Lynn back to second.
Lynn didn't give up and battled back, pulling along side of Watkins again on lap 14 and leading off the fourth turn on lap 15. Once he was out front, he was pulling away from Watkins, but fourth place starter Cliff Conner was now in second and closing on the leader but Lynn was holding his own, then with one lap left Conner went into the first turn too hard and went over the edge of the surface, recovering but losing second to Watkins as Lynn went on to garner his career first CPS win. Watkins, Conner, Rod Peters and Rodger Irvine completed the top five. Jake Waters and Roger Irvine split the heat wins.

Mark Watkins, 3. Cliff Conner, 4. Rodney Peters, 5. Roger Irvine, 6. Jake Waters, 7. Nathan Gramley, 8. Jim Kennedy, 9. George Riden, 10. Ben Naugle, 11. Joey Hershey, 12. Mike Wagner, II; 13. Tyler Bear; 14. Joe Zap, 15. Erin Stattler, 16. Reed Thompson, 17. Tom Worrick, 18. Jim Marquette.
 

Central Penn Speedway

6/14/2009
by: Rod Ort
gates open at 3pm hot laps begin at 530pm pit passes $30.
 

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