Tooner
08-12-2007, 06:05 PM
CARRIG, PETEY, TISCHLER WIN FIRST ON WALL SCOTT RV NIGHT.
Minieri, Eyres, Hallgring Also Score on First Discount Ticket Night.
by Walter Elliott
WALL TWP, N.J. -- Shaun Carrig, of Little Falls; Richard Petey, of Hackettstown; Mark Tischler, of Bridgewater, Rich Hallgring, of Howell, and Ray Minieri, of Bay Shore, N.Y., win their first respective Wall Township Speedway features on Scott Motor Coach Sales Night Saturday. Kevin Eyres, of Colts Neck, won his seventh feature of the season on the first of four reduced admission nights through Sept. 1.
Carrig got the drop on polesitter Jason Treat and eventual runner-up Mike Carpenter by. .407 sec. to in his first Wall NASCAR Whelen All- American Series modified main of the year. The Troyer-Chevrolet No. 91 pilot and former INEX Legends Cars star ran second to Nelson Heating & Plumbing teammate Michael Bohn here Aug. 4. Current WAAS points leader Kevin Flockhart took third over Bohn while two accidents put out rival Steve Reed by lap 13. Scott Motor Coach Sales, of Lakewood, N.J., supported the WTS Saturday program for the second time this season. The Shining Star Shriners, of Westhampton, also paid their second annual fundraising appearance. WTS Manager Jim Morton meanwhile reduced Saturday admission prices to $14 per adult,children 13-17 and senior citizens 65 plus to $10, children six-12 and active military I.D. holders to $6 for Aug. 18 and 25 plus Sept. 1. Two adults may qualify for the family package whereby a child age 6-12 enters free.
Petey finally won his first WTS Value Towing Factory Stock feature on the banked, paved one-third-mile oval and at the technical inspection shed. The McLaughlin Motorsports/Absolute Auto No. 6 Chevy Monte Carlo split the eight lap heats with Tom Fratesi and came from 12th starting place to oust early leader Bob McIntyre. The enduro legend was denied his first class triumph Aug. 4 after post-race scrutineers found recapped racing treads on his otherwise stock tires.
VALUE TOWING Factory Stock graduate Tischler won his first career Legends feature by leading all 25 laps over Daniel Roslin and Dennis J. Macri. Tischler bought an ex- Stull Racing 600 Racing-Yamaha No. 0 three weeks ago.
Hallgring called the RMP Modified Affordable Division feature for his second divisional career win and first of the year. The BNR Woody's Roadside Tavern/Tymbalart.com No. 0 Troyer-Chevy pilot ousted Robert Geibel Jr. on a lap 22 restart and held him off by.738 sec. the last three laps. Hallgring had dedicated the victory beforehand to the late Kelly Shea; the daughter of Garden State Vintage Stock Car Club officers Ray and Nancy Shea had suffered a fatal aneurysm earlier in the week.
"Radiant Ray" Minieri copped his first street stock feature of the year by taking the point from Howie Conk, Jr. on lap three and repelling Ron Frees the remaining 22.
Eyres won his sixth sportsman main of the season and, with his RMP MAD win, his seventh overall by 1.306 sec. over divisional king Chas Okerson. The Avis/Top Cuts Lawn Care Rondeau-Chevy No. 21 driver received some controversy when he had tapped poleman Dave Green into fifth place on lap 21. Jim Morton announced that the sportsman division will return in 2008. The number of dates are to be determined, however, by how many cars show.
Old Bridge Township Raceway Park (http://www.racewaypark.com)has invited WTS competitors for Tuesday night's Cruise Night. WTS drivers are allowed to compete in tire burnouts and unofficial times runs on Raceway Park's quarter-mile strip.
Wall racers may take part in The Cabin's Second Annual Oak Tree Lodge Picnic Noon-7 p.m. Sunday. WTS and The Cabin, of Freehold, have been raising funds for waitress April Clark, of Toms River, who suffered serious car accident injuries April 10.
The USAC Ford Focus Midgets Wirtgen Northeast Series returns to WTS, joining all divisions but the Sportsmen, on Allstate Night 6:30 p.m. Saturday August 18th.
The Four- Cylinder Supermodifieds return to the Wall Sunday Series for scaled race cars and karts noon Sunday, August 19th. Contact wallspeedway.com (http://www.wallspeedway.com) or (732) 681-6400 for details.
WALL TWP. SPEEDWAY SCOTT MOTOR COACH RESULTS RUNDOWN
NASCAR WHELEN ALL-AMERICAN SERIES MODIFIED FEATURE
(40 laps): SHAUN CARRIG, LITTLE FALLS; Mike Carpenter, Kevin Flockhart, Michael Bohn, Bill Weuichert, Chas Okerson, Jason Treat, Danny Bohn, ERch Lovelace II, Bob Scharz; (DNF) John Kopf, Seve Reed, Jason Willett, Dave Cranmer, Jason Wiggett.
SPORTSMAN FEATURE
(25 laps): KEVIN EYRES, COLTS NECK; Chas Okerson, Charlie Kremer III, Elliott Wohl, Dave Green, Steve Gargano, Ra Posik; (DNF) Alam Camp, Bobby Richards, Jr., Ron Holmes, Beryle Herman, Matt Przemielewski.
RMP MODIFIED AFFORDABLE DIVISION
Heat Winners (8 laps): Robert Geibel, Jr., Robert Sutphin.
FEATURE (25 laps): RICH HALLGRING, HOWELL; Gordon Neil, John Cornell, Mike Skarboroski, Randy MacConnell, Sam Riggleman, Marc Nappi, Keith Mullineaux, Kevin Davidson, Robert Geibel, Jr.; (DNF) Rob Williams, Scott Riggleman, Dan Curtis, Mike Smith, Kevin Eyres, Shaun Emmons, Robert Sutphin, Danny Bohn; (DISQ.) Steve Voorhees.
STREET STOCK
Heat Winners: Howie Conk, Jr., Ron Frees.
FEATURE (25 laps): RAY MINIERI, BAY SHORE, N.Y; Ron Frees, John McCormack, Gregg Miranda, Bill Vanderveen, Bob Boardwick, Dave Jennings, Charlie DiGiantomasso, Harry SChaefer, Ed McCarthy, Elliott Wohl, Rich Mongeau, Steve Moncur, Shannon Mongeau, Nick Gargiulo; (DNF) John Kopf, Dave Bragg, Howie Conk, Jr., Kent Kreider, Joe Shelmet, Rob Hyer.
VALUE TOWING FACTORY STOCKS
Heat Winners: Richard Petey, Tom Fratesi.
FEATURE (25 laps): RICHARD PETEY, HACKETTSTOWN; Tom Fratesi, Bob McInyre, Rob Anderton, Scott Dugan, Rob Breitigan, Ted Walters, Gary Pein, Felix Ciattarelli, Dan Collamer, Mike Bilello, Joe Cooley, Nick Shaw, Tim Flanagan, Dan Birdsall, Roy Farfel, Steve Weber, Andy Shelmet, Stu Paer, John Lynch, Jason Bundy, Vern McLaughlin III; (DNF) Doug Bates, Jr., Bill Connolly, Randy Green.
INEX LEGENDS CARS
Heat Winners: Steve Stull, D.J. Macri.
FEATURE (25 laps): MARK TISCHLER, MARTINSVILLE; Dan Roslin, D.J. Macri, Robert Geibel, Jr., Francis Cottrell, Steve Stull, Bob Baltera, Luke Marzano, Mike Alcaro, Mike Fulton, Don Neuls, Malcolm Campbell, Jr., Whitey Kowalczyk, Tom Catanzano, Mike Kennedy; (DNF) Bruce Roslin, Mike Stull, Ron Poley, Matt Maring, Rob Vivona, Rudy Rinderer.
NEXT EVENTS
August 14th TUESDAY 5 - 8 p.m.:
CRUISE NIGHT AT OLD BRIDGE TWP. RACEWAY PARK.
August 18th SATURDAY 6:30 p.m.:
ALLSTATE NIGHT FEATURING THE USAC FORD FOCUS MIDGET WIRTGEN NORTHEAST TOUR. Wall NASCAR WAAS Modified, Street Stock, Value Towing Factory Stock and INEX LEGENDS CARS Included.
August 19th SUNDAY NOON:
WALL SUNDAY SERIES FEATURING THE FOUR CYLINDER SUPERMODIFIEDS. CALABREEZE POOLS LEGENDS, VAN WICKLE AUTO SUPPLY NAPA BANDOLEROS, Karts, Kart-based Racing Included.
Minieri, Eyres, Hallgring Also Score on First Discount Ticket Night.
by Walter Elliott
WALL TWP, N.J. -- Shaun Carrig, of Little Falls; Richard Petey, of Hackettstown; Mark Tischler, of Bridgewater, Rich Hallgring, of Howell, and Ray Minieri, of Bay Shore, N.Y., win their first respective Wall Township Speedway features on Scott Motor Coach Sales Night Saturday. Kevin Eyres, of Colts Neck, won his seventh feature of the season on the first of four reduced admission nights through Sept. 1.
Carrig got the drop on polesitter Jason Treat and eventual runner-up Mike Carpenter by. .407 sec. to in his first Wall NASCAR Whelen All- American Series modified main of the year. The Troyer-Chevrolet No. 91 pilot and former INEX Legends Cars star ran second to Nelson Heating & Plumbing teammate Michael Bohn here Aug. 4. Current WAAS points leader Kevin Flockhart took third over Bohn while two accidents put out rival Steve Reed by lap 13. Scott Motor Coach Sales, of Lakewood, N.J., supported the WTS Saturday program for the second time this season. The Shining Star Shriners, of Westhampton, also paid their second annual fundraising appearance. WTS Manager Jim Morton meanwhile reduced Saturday admission prices to $14 per adult,children 13-17 and senior citizens 65 plus to $10, children six-12 and active military I.D. holders to $6 for Aug. 18 and 25 plus Sept. 1. Two adults may qualify for the family package whereby a child age 6-12 enters free.
Petey finally won his first WTS Value Towing Factory Stock feature on the banked, paved one-third-mile oval and at the technical inspection shed. The McLaughlin Motorsports/Absolute Auto No. 6 Chevy Monte Carlo split the eight lap heats with Tom Fratesi and came from 12th starting place to oust early leader Bob McIntyre. The enduro legend was denied his first class triumph Aug. 4 after post-race scrutineers found recapped racing treads on his otherwise stock tires.
VALUE TOWING Factory Stock graduate Tischler won his first career Legends feature by leading all 25 laps over Daniel Roslin and Dennis J. Macri. Tischler bought an ex- Stull Racing 600 Racing-Yamaha No. 0 three weeks ago.
Hallgring called the RMP Modified Affordable Division feature for his second divisional career win and first of the year. The BNR Woody's Roadside Tavern/Tymbalart.com No. 0 Troyer-Chevy pilot ousted Robert Geibel Jr. on a lap 22 restart and held him off by.738 sec. the last three laps. Hallgring had dedicated the victory beforehand to the late Kelly Shea; the daughter of Garden State Vintage Stock Car Club officers Ray and Nancy Shea had suffered a fatal aneurysm earlier in the week.
"Radiant Ray" Minieri copped his first street stock feature of the year by taking the point from Howie Conk, Jr. on lap three and repelling Ron Frees the remaining 22.
Eyres won his sixth sportsman main of the season and, with his RMP MAD win, his seventh overall by 1.306 sec. over divisional king Chas Okerson. The Avis/Top Cuts Lawn Care Rondeau-Chevy No. 21 driver received some controversy when he had tapped poleman Dave Green into fifth place on lap 21. Jim Morton announced that the sportsman division will return in 2008. The number of dates are to be determined, however, by how many cars show.
Old Bridge Township Raceway Park (http://www.racewaypark.com)has invited WTS competitors for Tuesday night's Cruise Night. WTS drivers are allowed to compete in tire burnouts and unofficial times runs on Raceway Park's quarter-mile strip.
Wall racers may take part in The Cabin's Second Annual Oak Tree Lodge Picnic Noon-7 p.m. Sunday. WTS and The Cabin, of Freehold, have been raising funds for waitress April Clark, of Toms River, who suffered serious car accident injuries April 10.
The USAC Ford Focus Midgets Wirtgen Northeast Series returns to WTS, joining all divisions but the Sportsmen, on Allstate Night 6:30 p.m. Saturday August 18th.
The Four- Cylinder Supermodifieds return to the Wall Sunday Series for scaled race cars and karts noon Sunday, August 19th. Contact wallspeedway.com (http://www.wallspeedway.com) or (732) 681-6400 for details.
WALL TWP. SPEEDWAY SCOTT MOTOR COACH RESULTS RUNDOWN
NASCAR WHELEN ALL-AMERICAN SERIES MODIFIED FEATURE
(40 laps): SHAUN CARRIG, LITTLE FALLS; Mike Carpenter, Kevin Flockhart, Michael Bohn, Bill Weuichert, Chas Okerson, Jason Treat, Danny Bohn, ERch Lovelace II, Bob Scharz; (DNF) John Kopf, Seve Reed, Jason Willett, Dave Cranmer, Jason Wiggett.
SPORTSMAN FEATURE
(25 laps): KEVIN EYRES, COLTS NECK; Chas Okerson, Charlie Kremer III, Elliott Wohl, Dave Green, Steve Gargano, Ra Posik; (DNF) Alam Camp, Bobby Richards, Jr., Ron Holmes, Beryle Herman, Matt Przemielewski.
RMP MODIFIED AFFORDABLE DIVISION
Heat Winners (8 laps): Robert Geibel, Jr., Robert Sutphin.
FEATURE (25 laps): RICH HALLGRING, HOWELL; Gordon Neil, John Cornell, Mike Skarboroski, Randy MacConnell, Sam Riggleman, Marc Nappi, Keith Mullineaux, Kevin Davidson, Robert Geibel, Jr.; (DNF) Rob Williams, Scott Riggleman, Dan Curtis, Mike Smith, Kevin Eyres, Shaun Emmons, Robert Sutphin, Danny Bohn; (DISQ.) Steve Voorhees.
STREET STOCK
Heat Winners: Howie Conk, Jr., Ron Frees.
FEATURE (25 laps): RAY MINIERI, BAY SHORE, N.Y; Ron Frees, John McCormack, Gregg Miranda, Bill Vanderveen, Bob Boardwick, Dave Jennings, Charlie DiGiantomasso, Harry SChaefer, Ed McCarthy, Elliott Wohl, Rich Mongeau, Steve Moncur, Shannon Mongeau, Nick Gargiulo; (DNF) John Kopf, Dave Bragg, Howie Conk, Jr., Kent Kreider, Joe Shelmet, Rob Hyer.
VALUE TOWING FACTORY STOCKS
Heat Winners: Richard Petey, Tom Fratesi.
FEATURE (25 laps): RICHARD PETEY, HACKETTSTOWN; Tom Fratesi, Bob McInyre, Rob Anderton, Scott Dugan, Rob Breitigan, Ted Walters, Gary Pein, Felix Ciattarelli, Dan Collamer, Mike Bilello, Joe Cooley, Nick Shaw, Tim Flanagan, Dan Birdsall, Roy Farfel, Steve Weber, Andy Shelmet, Stu Paer, John Lynch, Jason Bundy, Vern McLaughlin III; (DNF) Doug Bates, Jr., Bill Connolly, Randy Green.
INEX LEGENDS CARS
Heat Winners: Steve Stull, D.J. Macri.
FEATURE (25 laps): MARK TISCHLER, MARTINSVILLE; Dan Roslin, D.J. Macri, Robert Geibel, Jr., Francis Cottrell, Steve Stull, Bob Baltera, Luke Marzano, Mike Alcaro, Mike Fulton, Don Neuls, Malcolm Campbell, Jr., Whitey Kowalczyk, Tom Catanzano, Mike Kennedy; (DNF) Bruce Roslin, Mike Stull, Ron Poley, Matt Maring, Rob Vivona, Rudy Rinderer.
NEXT EVENTS
August 14th TUESDAY 5 - 8 p.m.:
CRUISE NIGHT AT OLD BRIDGE TWP. RACEWAY PARK.
August 18th SATURDAY 6:30 p.m.:
ALLSTATE NIGHT FEATURING THE USAC FORD FOCUS MIDGET WIRTGEN NORTHEAST TOUR. Wall NASCAR WAAS Modified, Street Stock, Value Towing Factory Stock and INEX LEGENDS CARS Included.
August 19th SUNDAY NOON:
WALL SUNDAY SERIES FEATURING THE FOUR CYLINDER SUPERMODIFIEDS. CALABREEZE POOLS LEGENDS, VAN WICKLE AUTO SUPPLY NAPA BANDOLEROS, Karts, Kart-based Racing Included.