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kinserfan11
09-06-2009, 07:37 PM
Who remembers who was the Last Flemington Modified Champion?
Dirt/Asphalt ?
Full Blown Modifieds ?
Tar Car ?
Am I missing any other Flemington Modififed Champion? :cheers:

kinserfan11
09-07-2009, 12:07 PM
I forgot twhen they ran 358 dirt/asphalt cars? who was the last Champion? :cheers:

kinserfan11
09-07-2009, 01:21 PM
I know Doug Hoffman was Dirt/Asphalt Modified Champion; dont remember what years? I know Dean Kulick was too champion? PeteBrittian also was; but I dont remember the years? any Help please anyone? :cheers:

kinserfan11
09-07-2009, 07:38 PM
Heres what I found from old programs -
Doug Hoffman - Flemington Dirt/Asphalt Mods-1991-92-93-94
Lenny Boyd-Nascar type Modifieds 1995
Dean Gulick -Dirt/Asphalt Mods 1996
John Blewitt 111 -Nascar Type Mods 1996
John Blewitt 111 -Nascar Type Mods-1997
John Blewitt 111 Nascar Type Mods 1998
Steve Whitt -Tar Cars Mods 1998
Pete Brittian -Tar Cars Mods 1999
if I missed any; please revise :cheers:

kinserfan11
09-07-2009, 07:44 PM
Flemingtpn Speedway- I used go there just about every week; i saw there Nascar Tour Mods; ISMA Supers; Nascar Truck Series; Roc Modifieds ; Dirt/Asphalt Super Dirt Series; Nascar Busch Grand National North Series; Most Regular Shows and it was really Favorite Track back then ; I really Miss the place :mad: But Thats where I got my 1999 Photographer of Year Award There Also :cheers::cheers: Plus I saw there ARDC Midgets with Wings ; Atqmra 3/4 Midgets; One Point I would very much lIke to make is that in my Opion - that track was the BEST i ever saw for ISMA Super Modifieds And Nascar Modified Tour !!!JMO

kinserfan11
09-07-2009, 07:52 PM
Who was the Tar Car Champion of 2000? I think it Was Jimmy Blewitt? :cheers:

ModTourMan
09-07-2009, 08:10 PM
Flemington was a cool track...I only visited it a few times as a dirt track - I hear it was THE place to be for dirt Mods in the 70's - but I followed the asphalt Mods there for quite a few shows after they got booted out of Wall. The ROC and Mod Tour races there were great too. I remember being real sceptical that the square shape of the track would work with the low slung Mods...I was wrong! The only complaint I had for Flemington was the poor sight lines due to the infield parking. That place had a great fairgrounds type atmosphere and was one of the last of that breed of track. I miss the place.

kinserfan11
09-07-2009, 08:16 PM
Russ; the Isma Supers were really so fast there; but I remember they could pass because Russ Wood won from I think 12th :cheers: ounce and Chris Perley broke the track record at 154.00 mph back in 1999 :cheers:

ModTourMan
09-07-2009, 08:39 PM
Yes, the supers were incredible to watch there (well, anywhere really!)
Passing on the low side with that tall inner guardrail really took guts!

chrome horn
09-07-2009, 08:47 PM
Tony Siscone was track champion 93 and 94

kinserfan11
09-07-2009, 09:08 PM
Fran was that Tour type Mods or Tar Car Mods in 93-94 please? :cheers:

chrome horn
09-08-2009, 05:00 PM
Tour type mods

Jason12
09-22-2009, 09:18 AM
Some wrong information above. Steve Whitt won Tar Car Championship in 2000, Jimmy B. only ran a hand full of races. Pete Brittain won the full blown Mod title in 1998.

Axel
09-22-2009, 11:01 AM
wow- how did I miss this thread?

Good stuff. I went there as a little kid (72 - 75) nearly every SAT nite. Good times. They had a nice Flem fair reunion at the Hunterdon County 4H fair at the end of AUG. I saw Frankie Schnieder there. He still looks great! They had a lot of cool, old cars there too from that era, 81 coupe (Billy Osmun), Les Farley's #808, Tas' old coach...

I went back after many years off in 1994. Saw that incredible RoC when Billy Pauch started scratch and won it on a last lap pass and also remmebr the soggiest ROC ever. They really should not have raced that day! Went to a boatload of SAT night and special races there from 94 - 2000, but mostly in the 96-00 timeframe. Good times.

modfan7ny
09-24-2009, 09:03 AM
Hey Alex,

I guess you could call that a last lap pass but what Pauch actually did that day was literally run right over the back of Mike Ewanitsko who had the dominant car for most of that day.

I loved Flemington as dirt and as asphalt. Still feel a twinge of sadness every time I drive by exit 17 on Route 78 in New Jersey.

Alan

Axel
09-24-2009, 12:54 PM
I guess you could call that a last lap pass but what Pauch actually did that day was literally run right over the back of Mike Ewanitsko who had the dominant car for most of that day.

prob a pretty apt description. :)