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Stewart, Ohio

RICHMOND, IND’S STEVE CASEBOLT WINS HARVEST 50

In this years running of Skyline Speedways Annual Harvest 50 for Late Models, 43 cars signed in and ran in one of 4 action packed heats to qualify for the 18 car starting filed. Steve Casebolt and Harold Redman Jr. both clocked in with a time of 12:32, just 10/100th of a second off the track record. The top 3 drivers in each heat and 3 from each of two consolation races made the tonight’s starting field. Kenny Christy and Redman Jr. lead the pack to the green flag start, with the Vanceburg, Ky. Driver taking the lead in turn one. The first of 9 cautions waved on lap 3, when Dan Morrison got upside down on the back straight away. On the restart Christy began to pull away from the pack. Other cautions would wave for miner spins or debris on the track on laps 7, 10, 25, 27, 29, 37, 44 and 48. Delmas Conley, who started 14th after winning the second Consy, was up to 6th at the half waypoint when a caution waved for debris on the track. Delmas ducked into the pits with a flat tire and returned on the tail. Christy led for the first 29 laps before retiring to the pits with mechanical woos. Also retiring on lap 29 where second place runner M. T. Hall and 5th place runner Brent Steele. On the restart Sardinia, Ohio’s Rick Combs who had started 7th, got the jump on Redman Jr. and would lead though lap 48. Combs was running the high side, but on a lap 48 restart went low to protect his lead from a hard charging Steve Casebolt who started 17th after finishing 3rd in the first Consy. Casebolt went high and beat Combs to the corner, setting up a tip of your seat last lap. Both Combs and Greg Mitchell made a move on the bottom to go for the win, they got together and Combs recovered to cross the strip second behind Casebolt, Mitchell didn’t recover quickly enough to stop Delmas Conley from nailing down a 3rd place finish, 16th starting Mitchell was forth with 10 th starting Rod Evans fifth. Sixth though tenth went to 18th starting Corey Conley, Jeff Wood, Don Maloney, Mike McDaniel, and Redman Jr.

The local area Auto Zone Stores sponsored a special AMRA Modified challenge race for the top 10 Qualifiers inverted. Tenth fastest started on the pole and the fastest starting tenth. The cars where lined up 3 abreast and ran ten laps. The winner received $1000.00, with the rest of the field receiving $85.00. Ryan Mayle led the first 6 laps before 5th starting Chris Stotts took the lead on lap 7, and went on to clam victory. Following Stotts where Kenny Johnson, Greg Schilling, Mayle, Larry Bond, Roy Roush, John Burdette, Mark Dickson, Danny Talbott and Bruce Dennis.

In regular AMRA action it was John Burdette leading all 20 laps in the Burdette Camper Sales / QAI Motor sports / Chapman Performance / Cool Country Farms Restaurant / Coughlin Auto / Jim Bennett Wholesale / Jimmy Owens Chassis #RV1 to clam his 6th win of the year. Following Burdette was Corey Conley, Greg Schilling, Larry Bond and Roy Roush.

In the Street Stock main event it was Kenny Johnson leading all 15 laps to post his first win in the SS division. From lap 4 to the checkered flag Toad Fordyce and Ted Dille put on a show for the runner up spot with Dille getting Fordyce by a nose at the line. Forth and Fifth went to Pat Garrett and Pat Gillian.

In Pure Stock action Joe Moodispaugh started on the pole and took the lead on the start, only too suffer a flat tire on lap two, which ended his run for the win. On the restart Harley Hall took the lead and went on to clam his 3rd victory of the year driving his Wayne Lockhart Racing / Poske’s Performance Parts #3H. Following Harley to the line where Eric Francis, Frankie Hall, Richard Britton and Shawn Jett.

In the front wheel drive four cylinder feature Killbuck, Ohio’s Terry Adkins made his 3rd appearance and lead all 12 laps to garner his 3rd victory of the year. Following Adkins to the line where 4th starting Andy Parks, pole setter Tyler Carpenter, 2003 points champion James Rizer and 9th starting Jerry Adkins.

Next up for Skyline Speedway will be the KING OF THE MOUNTAIN Saturday, October 11th
Late Models $2000.00 to win $125.00 to Start, AMRA Modifieds $1000.00 to win $100.00 to start, Street Stocks $800.00 to win $75.00 to start, Pure Stocks $500.00 to win $50.00 to start, Four Cylinders $400.00 to win $40.00 to start. Gates open at 3 P.M.

Final Point Standings - Skyline Speedway

AMRA Moods Points
Larry Bond 1114
John Burdette 1077
Danny Talbott 1009
Mark Dickson 956
Ryan Mayle 892
Kenny Johnson 778
Tommy Powell 625
Bruce Dennis 622
J.C. Casto 609
Darrin McDonald 600
Matt Yates 586
Jess Hartman 555
Roy Roush 535
Ben Adkins 421
Pat Gillian 400
Sam Lovejoy 397
J.P. Roberts 387
Rick Venham Jr. 384
Jay Foster 361
Brian Willard 308

Street Stocks Points
Mike Martin 1092
Pat Gillian 1017
Jeremy Blake 1003
Ronnie Mayle 963
Toad Fordyce 869
Frank Roush 862
John Powell Jr. 779
Dusty Boley 619
Barry Fairbanks 578
Steve Bigley 555
Joe Memel 476
Bobby Keith 464
Jim Ashcraft 410
Robert Kiser 385
Bub Crum 353
J.R. Crum 314
Anthony Huber 309
Robert Garnes 290
Tony Rouse 267
Dustin Tabler 265

Pure Stocks Points
Frankie Hall 1118
Eric Francis 1053
Harley Hall 1027
Duke Snyder 882
Kevin Dotson 870
Tom Murphy 866
Perry Snyder 825
Roxanne Hubbard 786
Justin Powell 770
Bill Spurlock 710
Josh McDaniel 706
Joe Hall 698
Kim Santee 694
Mark Hinton 661
Brian Dotson 625
Curt Reck 609
Gary Wells 590
Veryle Lauer 522
Shawn Donahue 520
Jimmie Keith 515

4 Cylinders Points
James Rizer 1131
Bill Wright 1002
Charlie Heiss 997
Jeremy Misel 977
Tyler Carpenter 974
Joe Misel 912
Sam Heiss 733
Christopher Carpenter 636
Jeff Stull 527
Matt Long 478
Terry Styer Jr. 438
Scott Kidder 384
Eric Kidder 381
Ryan Adkins 372
Rany Wise 330
Bill Gardner 330
Charles Daugherty 315
David Pugh 303
Terry Styer Sr. 299
Terry Atkins 280

LARRY BOND WINS BOTH LATE MODEL AND AMRA MODIFIED MAINS AT SKYLINE SPEEDWAY

John Wyer and Jeff Wood made up the front row for tonight’s Late Model feature. When the green flag dropped Wyer jumped out to lead with Wood a very close second. Fourth starting Larry Bond drove the high side of the track and moved into second on lap five, and took the lead one lap later. Bond driving the American Racing Tires / Hixson Engines / Facemyer Lumber / Family Carpet / Bond Logging / Facemyer Forest Products / J.R. Meeks / Lakeview Estates / Performance Lettering & Signs / Bullet Race Cars #10 lead the remaining 20 laps too clam his first Late Model victory this year at Skyline Speedway and taking over the points lead with one points race remaining. After Bond took the lead the real race was for second between Sardinia, Ohio’s Rick Combs, Mike McDaniel and John Wyer. These 3 drivers traded the second place 8 times in the 10 laps. At the line following Bond was Combs, McDaniel and Wyer with 9th place starter Andy Bond nailing down 5th.

In Street Stock action Ronnie Mayle and Toad Fordyce lead the small field of cars to to the start. Mayle grabbed the lead with Fordyce in tow. Fordyce took the lead on lap 3, but something broke in the front end sending him over the back shoot hill and ending his bid for two wins in a row. On the restart Mayle reclaimed the lead with Mike Martin now hounding him for the top spot. Mayle lead all but one lap too get his first win of the year. Following Mayle where Martin, Roy Roush, 10th starting Dustin Tabler and Jeremy Blake.

In Pure Stock action Harley Hall and Jeremy Blake made up the front row. Hall would clam the front spot on the start and held it though the first 9 laps before braking and retiring pit side. Frankie Hall inherited the lead and went on to garner his 7th win in the Last Lap Performance / Osterly Auto Body and Paint / Granddads Market / J.R.’s Auto Upholstery #8H. Following Hall was Pennsboro, WV’s Roland Bell in his best showing this year. Third though fifth went too Veryle Lower, Richard Britton and Eric Francis.

In the mighty front wheel four cylinders it was Dennis Atkins and Tyler Carpenter up front. On the green James Rizer got the jump from his second row starting spot and never looked back leading all 12 laps in winning his 4th feature event of the year.
Behind Rizer Carpenter and Atkins waged a fierce battle for second. At the strip behind Rizer, Carpenter and Atkins where Charlie Heiss and Bryan Thompson.

In the AMRA Modified feature event Fairmont, WV’s Doug Thompson and Mark Dickson lead the field of snarling Modifieds the start. Thompson and Dickson put on a show for the first 8 to 10 laps running side by side and swapping the lead back and fourth. Meanwhile 11th starting Larry Bond was picking off competitors lap after lap. Bond driving the Mike & Joann Quick Racing, Hixson Engines, Ellis Race Cars #10 took the lead on lap 12 from Thompson. One lap later 3rd running Mark Dickson broke something in the rear end, barrel rolling the car violently though turn three and ripping the rear end out of the car. Dickson walked away, but the car was heavily damaged and done for the night. Bond retained the lead on the restart and began to pull away, and picked up his 4th win of the year and stretching his points lead over fellow Coolville driver John Burdette by 57 points. A good battle for second between Thompson and 9th place starting Jess Hartman began to develop behind Bond. Thompson and Hartman ran neck and neck for the runner up spot with Hartman claming it with two laps to go. Behind Bond, Hartman and Thompson where 13th starting Darrin McDonald and John Burdette.

SUMMARY

Late Model Heat #1: John Wyer, Larry Bond, Rod Gibson, Mitch Brunton, Tom Moore, Aaron Fleming, John Williams and Dub Barnhouse.
LM Heat #2: Jeff Wood, Mike McDaniel, Ed Shuman, Ralph Witham, Freddy Carpenter, Todd Smith, Dan Morrison and Greg Mitchell.
LM Heat #3: Rick Combs, Mike Sampson, Andy Bond, Gary Midcap Jr., John Brown, Joe Cullison, Jeff Gress and Ronnie Mayle.
LM Consy: Fleming, Morrison, Williams, Cullison and Gress. DNS: Smith, Barnhouse, Mitchell and Mayle.
LM Feature: L. Bond, Combs, McDaniel, Wyer, A. Bond, Witham, Fleming, Shuman, Morrison, Wood, Brunton, Gibson, Brown, Sampson, Williams, Carpenter, Moore and Midcap.

Street Stock Heat #1: Ronnie Mayle, Mike Martin, Roy Roush, Jeremy Blake, Jeff Wells and Shawn Donahue.
SS Heat #2: Toad Fordyce, Luke Berg, Larry Tabler, J.R. Crum, Dustin Tabler and Rob Lindenborn.
SS Feature: Mayle, Martin, Roush, D. Tabler, Blake, Berg, L. Tabler, Donahue, Crum, Wells, and Fordyce. DNS Lindenborn.

Pure Stock Heat #1: Harley Hall, Veryle Lower, Bruce Lent, Eric Francis, Tom Murphy, Perry Snyder, Terry Martin, Michael Oliver and Kevin Dotson.
PS Heat #2: Jeremy Blake, Richard Britton, Tim Lauderman, Justin Powell, Joey Chambers, Josh McDaniel and George Klintworth. DNS: Todd Dickson.
PS Heat #3: Joe Moodispaugh, Tobby Roush, Harold Young, Barry Fairbanks, Kim Santee, Michael Boyer, Kevin Leach and Duck Snyder.
PS Heat #4: Roland Bell, Frankie Hall, Joe Hall, Mark Hinton, Don Sanders, Roxanne Hubbard, Mike Shinn and Shannon Evans.
PS Consy #1: Santee, Murphy, Boyer, P. Snyder, Martin, Oliver, Dotson, Leach and D. Snyder.
PS Consy #2: McDaniel, Shinn, Hubbard, Klintworth and Evans. DQ’ed Sanders and Chambers.
PS Feature: F. Hall, Bell, Lower, Britton, Francis, J. Hall, Blake, Fairbanks, Lent, Lauderman, Powell, McDaniel, Roush, H. Hall, Moodispaugh, Santee, Young and Hinton.

4 Cylinder Heat #1: Dennis Atkins, Charlie Heiss, Jeff Stull, David Rankin, Lynn Shinn, Buck Lamb, Charlie Wolfe and Perry Snyder.
4 C Heat #2: Tyler Carpenter, Kelly Temple, Bryan Thompson, Ralph Gardner, Joe Misel, Sam Heiss, Terry Styer and Tim Christopher.
4 C Heat #3: James Rizer, Tony Frederick, Eric Kidder, Jeremy Misel, Derrick Hamrick, Chuck Morgan and Shorty Russell. DNS: Chris Carpenter.
4 C Consy: Sam Heiss, Styer, Lamb, Christopher, Wolfe, Morgan, P. Snyder and Russell.
4 C Feature: Rizer, T. Carpenter, Atkins, C. Heiss, Thompson, Temple, Styer, S. Heiss, Frederick, Kidder, Joe Misel, Lamb, Gardner, Stull, Jeremy Misel, Rankin, Hamrick and Shinn.

AMRA Modified Heat #1: Doug Thompson, Roy Roush, Doug Henry, Danny Talbott, Jess Hartman, Larry Bond, Darrin McDonald, Tommy Powell, Ryan Mayle and Wes Carroll.
AMRA Heat #2: Mark Dickson, Brent Trimble, John Burdette, Mike Shepard, J.P. Roberts, Lee Heavener, Jay Foster, Bill Wright, Darrin Smith and Sam Lovejoy.
AMRA Consy: Mayle, Powell, Carroll, Wright, Smith. DNS: Lovejoy.
AMRA Feature: Bond, Hartman, Thompson, McDonald, Burdette, Mayle, Heavener, Roush, Foster, Carroll, Talbott, Dickson, Roberts, Powell, Shepard, Henry and Tremble.

No Racing this coming Friday September 12th at Skyline Speedway. Next Race September 19th Harvest 50 $3000.00 to win $200.00 to start for Late Models plus purse for AMRA Modifieds, Street Stocks, Pure Stock and Four Cylinders.

Witham, Dickson & Fordyce get first Skyline win of 2003. Francis and Rizer
are repeat winers

Ralph Witham, Mark Dickson and Toad Fordyce all picked up popular first
Skyline feature wins of the 2003 season at the Skyline Speedway Friday
night.

Athens Ohio's Witham dominated the Late Model main in the caution free 25
lap race.
Starting on the pole, Witham beat Mike McDaniel to the point in the opening
lap's race down backstretch, and quickly put time & space between himself
and the rest of the field, eventually lapping up to the 7th place finisher.
Meanwhile McDaniel kept Andy Bond and Jason Montgomery at bay for the 2nd
position, using savvy driving, the track's cushion, and later in the race,
lapped cars as "rolling picks".
As the "5 laps to go" signal was given Witham was long gone, but the battle
for positions 2-6 was far from determined. Todd Smith worked the low line,
and took the runner-up position on lap 23.
Montgomery followed Smith through the breach to nip McDaniel for third.
17th starting Freddy Carpenter charged to fifth by passing Andy Bond on the
final lap.
In the post race interview, a jubilant Witham climbed out of the 'Landot
Used Cars/Southeast Imports/Boss Chassis' sponsored #1, thanking car builder
Toma Johnson who was present and stated he was glad to shake the monkey of
his back that had plagued him early in the season.

The AMRA modified 20 lap feature was a nail biter that was slowed only once
for a first lap caution.
Gallipolis, Ohio's Mark Dickson powered into the lead at lap 2 from his
third starting position with fifth starting John Burdette in hot pursuit.
This duo "officially" swapped the lead 4 times, but the on track lead
changed hands at least twice every lap between the 7th and 17th lap.
While all in attendance were glued to the lead battle, Larry Bond wrestled
the third position from Roy Roush on lap 12, changed his line, and began to
reel in the leaders.
Dickson retook the lead for the final time on lap 16, as Bond soon after
joined the 3 car battle.
As the trio raced 3 wide, Dickson stretched his slim advantage, and Bond's
last lap pass earned the runner-up finish ahead of Burdette, Roush, and 5th
place Danny Talbott.
A happy Dickson credited his crew & family for the win in the post race
interview, and expressed his pleasure with the 'P&N Trucking/Boley
Enterprise/Integra Fabrication"Wizard" Chassis' #0.

Mineral Well's WV native Toad Fordyce's string of bad luck came to an end in
the street stock feature, as Fordyce took to the high groove and grabbed the
lead on lap 3 of the 15 lap event.
A pair of mid-race cautions was the closest the field could get to Fordyce,
as his 'Conner Cleaning Service/Canapari Race Cars' #04 beat Mike Martin,
Jeremy Blake, Dusty Boley and Frank Roush to the checkered.
In his victory lane interview, Fordyce credited brother Bill for a pre-race
chassis change that made the winning difference.

Parkersburg, WV's Eric Francis has been a stellar performer in pure stock
division, and Friday nights performance didn't disappoint as Francis led
green to checkered in the 12 lap main.
Francis earned his pole starting position by coming from last starting
position to win the first heat.
A trio of Hall's chased Francis's 'Mikes Auto Body' #5f Monte Carlo to the
stripe, as Frankie, Harley and Joe Hall finished ahead of Tom Murphy, who
rounded out the top five finishers.

Pomeroy Ohio's James Rizer successfully debuted a new car in leading all 12
laps of the front wheel drive 4 cylinder feature. Following Rizer's '8-up'
were Ryan Adkins, Tyler Carpenter, Chris Carpenter and Kelly Temple.

***** Racing resumes this Friday night at the Skyline Speedway with racing
in all 5 divisions. Gates open at 5 pm, with hotlaps slated for 7
pm.*********

Visit the Skyline Speedway website @ 'www.skylinespeedway.com' or call the
track office @ (740) 662-4111 for additional information.

FREDDIE CARPENTER PICKS UP 2nd L M FEATURE IN A ROW
FRANKIE HALL WINS PEPSI BLUE 700 FOR PURE STOCKS
PAT GILLIAN WINS 6th / JOHN BURDETTE WINS 5th / CHARLIE HEISS WINS 2nd

In another exciting no-holds-barred race Freddie Carpenter and Andy Bond lead the field of earth pounding Late Models to the start of tonight’s feature. Carpenter took command on the start and set out to prove last weeks win was no fluke as he lead from starts too finish, driving his Fast Freddie’s Auto Repair / Auto Zone / Last Lap Performance #C4. Andy Bond tucked in behind Carpenter on lap one and held second until lap 14 when his brother fifth starting Larry Bond clamed the runner-up spot by rim riding the high side of the track. On lap 18 John Burdette got by Andy for 3rd. At the checkered flag it was Freddie Carpenter, Larry Bond, John Burdette, Andy Bond and 10th starting Rick Aukland. Rounding out the top 10 where Dan Morrison, Ed House, Ralph Witham, Jason Montgomery and John Brown.

In tonight’s Pepsi Blue 700 for the Pure Stocks Frankie Hall and last week’s feature winner Kevin Dotson lead the field to the start. Hall jumped out front at the green with Dotson, Shawn Jett, Eric Francis and Roland Bell in hot pursuit. At the start of lap two Dotson lost the back end and spun coming off turn one and was colleted by Richard Britton, ending the night for both drivers. On the restart Hall remained in command with Jett applying the pressure. Hall lead all 20 laps to take home the top prize of $700.00 and his 6th win of the year driving his Last Lap Performance / Osterly Auto Body and Paint / Granddads Market / J.R.’s Auto Upholstery #8H. Jett and Francis ran several laps side by side with Francis gaining the advantage on the last lap to clam second ahead of 9th starting Joe Hall, 18th starting Rex Mayle and the flying princes Kim Santee who started 13th. Jett experienced mechanical problems on the last lap and wound up finishing 8th.

Next up where the AMRA Modifieds former road worrier champions John Burdette and Kenny Johnson made up the front row for the 20-lap feature. Burdette driving the Burdette Camper Sales / QAI Motor sports / Chapman Performance / Cool Country Farms Restaurant / Coughlin Auto / Jim Bennett Wholesale / Jimmy Owens Chassis #RV1, lead all 20 laps in posting his 5th win this year. Following Burdette was Johnson, Larry Bond, Roy Roush and Pat Gillian. Current points leader Larry Bond was back in his own Mike & Joann Quick Racing, Hixson Engines, Ellis Race Cars #10.

In tonight’s Street Stock action it was Pat Gillian and Mike Martin at the points for the start. In what has become commend place Gillian grabbed the lead and lead all 15 laps to garner his 6th feature win this year. Following Gillian was Barry Fairbanks, Ronnie Mayle, Mike Martin and Bill Spurlock. Gillian was driving Canepari Race Cars / Triplet Motor Sports / McClinton Body Shops / Last Lap Performance / Jason Canepari owned #19c.

In the Action packed, often 3 and 4 wide Four Cylinder feature it was newcomer Justin Stickle driving a red/white and blue #USA1 and Waterford, Ohio’s Charlie Heiss making up the front row. Stickle got the lead at the drop of the green flag, with Heiss, Kelly Temple, Tyler Carpenter and Jeromy Misel in pursuit. Heiss got around Stickle on lap 7, only to loss the lead to Kelly Temple one lap later. Temple lead only two laps before having a flat tire and retiring pit side, and handing the lead back to Misel. Charlie lead the last 3 laps to clam his second win at Skyline Speedway driving his battle ship gray S&M Racing Team / Brooker General Contracting Inc. / Tyler Block House Restaurants #83. Following Heiss was Stickle, James Rizer, team mate Jeromy Misel and Bill Wright.

Mini Wedge Feature: Doug Dennis Jr., Nathan Morrison, Tessa McAtee, Bradley Ullman, Dakota Hiley, Tyler Moore, Linsey Smar, Anastasia Jones and Alex Klintworth.

There will be no racing next Friday August 8th at Skyline Speedway due to the Athens County Fair. Next up for Skyline Speedway on August 15th will be a Regular Show for all divisions plus Kids Gold Rush & Vintage Car Racing.

SUMMARY

Pure Stock Fast Time: Frankie Hall 16:66

Late Model Heat #1: Freddie Carpenter, Chris Garnes, Larry Bond, John Brown, Dan Morrison, Bobby Davidson, Bobby Hill, Barry Fairbanks, Mike McDaniel, Rod Gibson and Rick Hudnell.
LM Heat #2: Andy Bond, John Burdette, Ralph Witham, Greg Mitchell, Rick Aukland, Ed House, Larry Williams, Larry Clark, Brent Steele, Jason Montgomery and Chad Todd.
LM Consi: Steele, Montgomery, McDaniel, Todd and Hudnell. DNS: Gibson.
LM Feature: Carpenter, L. Bond, Burdette, A. Bond, Aukland, Morrison, House, Witham, Montgomery, Brown, Garnes, Fairbanks, Mitchell, Clark, Davidson, Steele, Williams and Hill.

Pure Stock Pepsi Blue 700:
PS Heat #1: Frankie Hall, Harley Hall, Tom Murphy, Kim Santee, Tom Keplinger, Danny Wheeler, Jimmie Keith, Mike Oliver and Kevin Leech. DQ Joe Moodispaugh.
PS Heat #2: Kevin Dotson, Roland Bell, Richard Britton, Brian Dotson, Shawn Donahue, Perry Snyder, Mike Shinn, Josh McDaniel and Bill Spurlock.
PS Heat #3: Eric Francis, Joe Hall, Bruce Lent, Harold Young, Duck Snyder, Curt Reck and Don Schwendleman. DNS Veryle Lauer and Richard Smith.
PS Heat #4: Shawn Jett, Terry Martin, Tim Lauderman, Lovie Burdette, Rex Mayle, Roxanne Hubbard, Mark Hinton, Gary Wells and Michael Murphy.
PS Consi #1: Keplinger, Keith, Reck, Schwendleman, D. Snyder, Oliver, Wheeler, Smith and Leech. DNS: Lauer.
PS Consi #2: Mayle, Donahue, Hubbard, P. Snyder, Hinton, Spurlock, M. Murphy, Wells and McDaniel.
PS Pepsi Blue Feature: F. Hall, Francis, J. Hall, Mayle, Santee, Lauderman, T. Murphy, Jett, H. Hall, Lent, Martin, R. Dotson, Bell, Burdette, Keplinger, Young and K. Dotson.

AMRA Modified Heat #1: John Burdette, Larry Bond, Chris Stotts, Jason Brookover, Kirk Isner and Ryan Mayle.
AMRA Heat #2: Kenny Johnson, Roy Roush, Pat Gillian, Tommy Powell, Danny Talbott and Darren McDaniel.
AMRA Feature: Burdette, Johnson, Bond, Roush, Gillian, Brookover, Powell, Talbott, Isner, McDonald and Stotts. DNS: Mayle.

Street Stock Heat: Pat Gillian, Mike Martin, Barry Fairbanks, Frank Roush, Jeromy Blake, Ronnie Mayle, Dustin Boley, Dustin Tabler, Shawn Fitzgerald, George Klintworth and Dustin Klintworth.
SS Feature: Gillian, Fairbanks, Mayle, Martin, Tabler, Klintworth, Wheatley, Blake, Fitzerald, Boley and Roush.

Four Cylinder Heat #1: Justin Stickle, Jeromy Misel, Mike Boyer, Joe Misel, Chris Carpenter, Jodi Leach, Josh Channell and Terry Steir Sr. DNS: Ryan Adkins.
4C Heat #2: Charlie Heiss, Tyler Carpenter, Tim Christopher, Jeff Stull, Shelly Britton, David Rankin, Terry Steir Jr., Mike Frost and Randy Bailey.
4C Heat #3: Kenny Temple, James Rizer, Scott Kidder, Eric Kidder, Perry Snyder, Jimmy Piggett, Bill Wright and Todd Rizer.
4C Consi: Steir Sr., Rankin, Wright, Leach, Steir Jr., Channell, Piggett, Frost, Bailey and T. Rizer.
4C Feature: C. Heiss, Stickle, J. Rizer, Jeromy Misel, Wright, C. Carpenter, Boyer, Stull, Joe Misel, Snyder, E. Kidder, Rankin, Britton, T. Carpenter, Temple, S. Kidder, Steir Sr. and Christopher.

FREDDIE CARPENTER PICKS UP FIRST EVER LATE MODEL FEATURE
TERRY ADKINS WIN TORNADO 20 FOR FOUR CYLINDERS
PAT GILLIAN WINS 5th / JOHN BURDETTE WINS 4th / KEVIN DOTSON WINS 2nd and

In a Late Model barnburner Skip Waterman and Jason Montgomery lead the field of snarling Late Models to the start of tonight’s feature. Montgomery went to the high side and grabbed the lead at the drop of the green. Waterman tucked in behind with 4th starting Freddie Carpenter in 3rd and on the bottom. Waterman hung tuff with Montgomery but could not find his way around the leader. Montgomery encountered lap traffic by lap 9. On lap 13 Carpenter had made a pass on Waterman, but Waterman got back around Carpenter two laps later. Carpenter made his final pass on Waterman on lap 20, and set sail for the point. Freddie Carpenter running on the bottom trapped leader Montgomery behind the lap car of Larry Bond on lap 23 and then pulled away to clam his first ever Late Model Feature win in his Freddie’s Auto Repair #C4. Following Carpenter to the strip was Montgomery, Waterman, Ralph Witham and Larry Smith.

With 36 front wheel four cylinders in the pits for the TORNADO 20 fast qualifier Andy Parks and eventual winner Terry Adkins lead a full field to the start. Parks grabbed the lead at the green and lead Adkins for 16 of the 20 laps. Parks bobbled in turn 4 on lap 17 just enough to allow Adkins to take the lead. Two laps later Parks went to the infield with mechanical problems, giving up 2nd to Jerry Adkins. Terry Adkins from Killbuk, Oh. Went on to clam his second win in 2003 and pocket the $300.00 top prize. Finishing second was Jerry Adkins, 3rd was 9th starting John Ohse, 4th & 5th where Charles Daugherty and Matt Long.

In the AMRA Modified portion of the program Larry Bond changing the number and driving Jeremy Berwangers car started outside front row along side of John Burdette. Burdette got the lead on the start and lead all 20 laps garnering his fourth win of the year at Skyline Speedway driving his Burdette Camper Sales / QAI Motor sports / Chapman Performance / Cool Country Farms Restaurant / Coughlin Auto / Jim Bennett Wholesale / Jimmy Owens Chassis #RV1. Following Burdette Danny Talbott, Kenny Johnson, 10 starting Roy Roush and Mark Dickson.

In the Street Stock main event it was Pat Gillian and John Powell Jr. on the point for the start. Gillian took the lead and went on to lead all 15 laps to gain his 5th victory this year driving the Canepari Race Cars / Triplet Motor Sports / McClinton Body Shops / Last Lap Performance / Jason Canepari owned #19c. Following Gillian to the line was Ronnie Mayle, Powell Jr., Benny Hickel and Jeremy Blake.

In Pure Stock action Perry Snyder in his best race ever started on the pole with Harley Hall along side. When the green flag dropped Hall shot out in the lead ahead of Eric Francis, Joe Hall, Snyder and Tom Murphy. On lap two the first of 4 cautions flew for Shawn Donahue #01 getting hard into the front stretch wall. On the restart Harley Hall pulled up lame with a flat right rear tire. Erick Francis inherited the lead with Hall pulling to the infield. Three laps later Erick went sailing of the backstretch with a flat right rear tire. Joe Hall then took the point for the lap 5 restart, but lost the handle in turn #4 two laps later bringing out the 4th. Yellow flag. On the restart Kevin Dotson had the lead, when the 5th and final yellow was thrown for a spinning Mark Hinton. Dotson who had started 16th after finishing second in the consi went on to lead the last 5 laps in his Mitchell’s Pizza / Bell Racing / Madam X / Harrisville Service Center #21. Following Dotson was Joe Hall coming from the tail 5 laps earlier, Kim Santee the flying princess started 9th and came up to finish 3rd, her best finish of the year in her #33 sponsored by Ed Gillian 33 Auto Sales, fourth went to Tom Murphy and fifth to Rex Mayle.

SUMMARY

Four Cylinder Fast Time went to Andy Parks with a time of 17:38 seconds.

Late Model Heat #1: Skip Waterman, Ed House, Todd Smith, Mike McDaniel, Dan Morrison, Chris Garnes, Larry Clark, Sean Boggess and Larry Bond.
Heat #2: Jason Montgomery, Freddie Carpenter, Larry Smith, Ralph Witham, Andy Bond, John Burdette, Larry Williams and Rod Gibson. DNS: Jay Jenkins.
Feature: Carpenter, Montgomery, Waterman, Witham, L. Smith, Morrison, McDaniel, T. Smith, Garnes, L. Bond, Boggess, Williams, Clark, A. Bond, Gibson, House and Burdette.

Four Cylinder heat #1: Andy Parks, Charles Daugherty, James Rizer, Tyler Carpenter, Jeremy Misel, Chris Carpenter, Tim Christopher, Bill Wright and Derick Hamrick.
Heat #2: Terry Adkins, Mark Adkins, Jason King, Kelly Temple, Jason St.John, Ed Harris, Roy Dunfee, Terry Steir Jr. and Shelly Britton.
Heat #3: Charlie Heiss, John Ohse, Terry Steir Sr., Joe Misel, Tom Carpenter, Randy Wise, Perry Snyder, Brad Sampson and Candice Bigham.
Heat #4: Jerry Adkins, Matt Long, David Hull Jr., Sam Heiss, Michael Boyer, Michael Frost, Joshua Channel and Tony Fredrick. DNS: Todd Rizer.
Consi #1: C. Carpenter, J. Misel, Sampson, Tom Carpenter, Wright, Christopher, Snyder, Bigham and Hamrick. DNS: Wise.
Consi #2: St.John, Harris, Steir Jr., Channel, Boyer, Frost, Britton and T. Rizer. DNS: Dunfee & Fredrick.
Feature: T. Adkins, J. Adkins, Ohse, Daugherty, Long, M. Adkins, J. Rizer, King, C. Heiss, Hull Jr., S. Heiss, C. Carpenter, Parks, Joe Misel, St.John, Steir Sr., T. Carpenter and Temple.

AMRA Modified Heat #1: Larry Bond, Danny Talbott, Mark McDonald, Matt Yates, J.C. Casto and Kenny Johnson.
Heat #2: John Burdette, Ryan Mayle, Mark Dickson, Tommy Powell, Roy Roush and Jason Adams.
Feature: Burdette, Talbott, Johnson, Roush, Dickson, Powell, Casto, Bond, McDonald, Mayle, Yates and Adams.

Street Stock Heat: Pat Gillian, John Powell Jr., Ronnie Mayle, Bennie Hickel, Mike Martin, Frank Roush, Jeremy Blake and Rod White. DNS: Toad Fordyce & Dustin Tabler.
Feature: Gillian, Mayle, Powell Jr., Hickel, Blake, Rouse, White and Martin.

Pure Stock Heat #1: Perry Snyder, Jimmie Keith, Rex Mayle, Shawn Donahue, Mark Hinton, Mike Shinn, Duke Snyder, Curt Rick and Joe Hall.
Heat #2: Harley Hall, Frankie Hall, Tom Murphy, Kim Santee, Bill Spurlock, Roxanne Hubbard, Kevin Dotson, Justin Powell and Jeff Wells.
Heat #3: Eric Francis, Veryle Lauer, Brian Dotson, Terry Martin, Dustin Wheatley and Harold Young. Disqualified Scott Robinson & Josh McDaniel.
Consi: F. Hall, K. Dotson, Hubbard, Young, D. Snyder, Shinn and Powell. DNS: Wheatley, Reck and Wells.
Feature: K. Dotson, F. Hall, Santee, Murphy, Mayle, P. Snyder, Hubbard, J. Hall, Martin, Hinton, Spurlock, Keith, Young, Francis, H. Hall, Lauer, B. Dotson and Donahue.

Coming next week August 1st. "PEPSI BLUE 700" for Pure Stocks $700.00 to win, $55.00 to start. Plus Late Models, AMRA Modifieds, Street Stocks and Four Cylinders.

ANDY BOND/TOAD FORDYCE & CHARLIE HEISS CLAIM FIRST 2003 WINS
KENNY JOHNSON CLAMS $1000.00 TO WIN SUMMER HEAT 30 FOR AMRA MODIFIEDS
FRANKIE HALL WIN 5th FEATURE OF 2003

At 7:30 during 4 cylinder hot laps Mother Nature dumped on the racetrack and after a very lengthily run in, racing resumed at 11:30 with time trials for the AMRA Modifieds.

In the late model feature Ralph Witham and defending track champion Andy Bond lead the field of 16 late models to the start. Andy jumped out to lead every lap and clam his first victory of the year at Skyline Speedway for 2003 driving his Nichols Sheet Metal / D V Webber Construction / Court Side Pizza / C J Rayburn Race Cars #A10. Witham ran second for the entire race with Larry Bond applying pressure most of the night to finish 3rd. Toad Smith finished 4th with 11th starting Mitch Brunton claming 5th.

In the Summer Heat 30 for the AMRA Modifieds Sam Lovejoy and Mark Dickson made up the front row. On the opening lap Lovejoy spun and was sent to the tail, moving Larry Bond along side of Dickson for the restart. Bond won the drag race to corner too clam the point. Dickson ran second until 9th starting Kenny Johnson who had swapped cars with Tommy Powell moved into second on lap 14. Johnson began to apply pressure on Bond from that point and made a move on the bottom coming off turn 4 on the last lap to take the lead and the $1000.00 first prize. Johnson driving the K Graphics / Throw’n Dirt Chassis / Tommy Powell owned #68 took his second win of 2003. Larry Bond hung onto second by mere inches over 8th starting John Burdette. Rounding out the top five where AMRA rookie points leader Ryan Maye and 13th starting Roy Roush.

In Street Stock action the field was light on cars but heavy with action and excitement as Barry Fairbanks and Jason Canepari brought the 9-car field to the green. Fairbanks took the lead on the first lap with Mike Martin second. Martin spun in turn two on lap 1 bringing out the first of 3 cautions and going to the tail. On the restart Canepari spun and was sent to the tail. This put Toad Fordyce on the back bumper of Fairbanks, but not for long as Fordyce made his move and took the lead on lap 4. Fordyce lead the remaining 12 laps to pick up his first 2003 victory onboard the Visco Construction / Conner Cleaning Services / Synergy Mortgage Corporation / A B Construction / Crescent Powers LTP / Canepari Race Cars #04. Fairbanks and Ronnie Mayle put on a side-by-side duel during the last few laps with both drivers getting together on the front straightaway on the last lap. Mayle clamed second with Fairbanks 3rd. Finishing 4th and 5th where Frank Roush and Jason Canepari.

In Pure Stock action it was Frankie Hall and last weeks winner Harley Hall at the point. Frankie took the lead from his inside front row starting position and never looked back leading all 12 laps, and claming his 5thh win of the year in his Last Lap Performance / Osterly Auto Body and Paint / Granddads Market / J.R.’s Auto Upholstry #8H. Following Hall was Harley Hall, 7th starting Verlye Lawer, 10th starting Duke Snyder in his best run this year, and Curt Reck who started 11th.

In the mighty front wheel drive four cylinder feature it was current points leader James Rizer and Charlie Heiss leading the full field to the green flag. Heiss jumped out to a commanding lead and went on to lead every lap in posting his first ever victory in his battle ship gray #83. Following Heiss where Bill Wright, Jeremy Misel, Samuel Heiss and Joe Misel

SUMMARY

AMRA MODIFED Fast Time Went To Bruce Dennis with a time of 14:56 sec.

Late Model Heat #1: Ralph Witham, Jason Montgomery, Todd Smith, Rodney Gibson, Dan Morrison, Mitch Brunton, Jay Jenkins and John Burdette.
Heat #2: Andy Bond, Larry Bond, Freddie Carpenter, Larry Williams, Ed House, Larry Clark, Greg Mitchell and Bill Lucus. DNS: Mike McDaniel.
Feature: Andy Bond, Witham, L. Bond, Smith, Brunton, Montgomery, Mitchell, Burdette, Carpenter, Gibson, Clark, Lucus, Morrison, Jenkins, Williams and House.

AMRA Modified Heat #1: Sam Lovejoy, Chris Stotts, Butch Malone, Danny Talbott, Roy Roush, Jay Foster and Bruce Dennis. DNS: Brian Wilard.
Heat #2: Mark Dickson, Doug Adkins, John Burdette, Jess Hartman, Pat Gillian, Darrin McDonald and Jeremy Berwanger. DNS: J.C. Casto.
Heat #3: Larry Bond, Ryan Mayle, Kenny Johnson, Skip Waterman, Ben Adkins and J.P. Roberts. DNS: Tommy Powell.
Consy: Foster, McDonald, Dennis and Roberts. DNS: Berwanger.
Feature: Johnson, Bond, Burdette, Mayle, Roush, Dennis, B. Adkins, Dickson, Lovejoy, Talbott, Malone, Hartman, Foster, McDonald, Gillian, Waterman, D. Adkins and Stotts.

Street Stock Heat: Barry Fairbanks, Jason Canepari, Mike Martin, Toad Fordyce, Ronnie Mayle, Jeremy Blake, Frank Roush, Rich Hawkins and Jeff Gress. DNS: Dustin Tabler.
Feature: Fordyce, Mayle, Fairbanks, Roush, Canepari, Blake, Hawkins, Gress and Martin.

Pure Stock Heat #1: Frankie Hall, Tom Murphy, Verlye Lauer, Duke Snyder, Perry Snyder, Mark Hinton and Roxanne Hubbard. DNS: Jason McDaniel, Harold Young and Rex Mayle.
Heat #2: Harley Hall, Danny Wheeler, Jimmie Keith, Curt Reck, Kim Santee, Tim Lauderman, Terry Martin, Scott Robinson and Gary Wells.
Heat #3: Kevin Dotson, Eric Francis, Sean Donahue, Bill Spurlock, Justin Powell, Shawn Stricker, Brian Dotson, Eddie McComas and Jeff Wells.
Consi: Hinton, Lauderman, Robinson, Hubbard, J. Wells, B. Dotson, Martin, G. Wells, McComas and Stricker.
Feature: F. Hall, H. Hall, Lauer, D. Snyder, Reck, Robenson, P. Snyder, Lauderman, Santee, Hinton, Spurlock, Murphy, Donahue, Wheeler, K. Dotson, Francis, Kieth and Powell.

4 Cylinder Heat #1: James Rizer, Jeremy Misel, Terry Steier Jr., Jerry Stanley, Mike Frost, Chris Carpenter and Tony Fredrick. DNS: Josh Channel.
Heat #2: Charlie Heiss, Sam Heiss, Bill Wright, Joe Misel, Candy Bigham, Richard Mayle, Randy Bailey and Tim Christopher.
Heat #3: Terry Steier Sr., Tyler Carpenter, Tom Carpenter, Shelly Britton, Michael Boyer, Eric Kidder and Jeff Stull.
Consi: C. Carpenter, Bailey, Kidder and Mayle. DNS: Fredrick, Chrisopher and Stull.
Feature: C. Heiss, Wright, Jeremy Misel, S. Heiss, Joe Misel, T. Carpenter, Stanley, Bigham, C. Carpenter, Kidder, Boyer, Britton, Frost, Steier Jr., Tom Carpenter, T. Steier Sr., Bailey and Rizer.

COMING FRIDAY 7-25-03 TORNADO 20 for Four Cylinders plus regular show in Late Models, AMRA Modifieds, Street Stocks and Pure Stocks.

REDMAN Jr. / DENNIS & HALL CLAM SECOND 2003 WINS
GARRETT WINS $1,000.00 FIRE CRACKER 30 FOR STREET STOCKS
TYLER CARPENTER WINS FIRST EVER 4 CYLENDER FEATURE

Current points leader Mike McDaniel and Tyler Mountain, WV’s Harold Redman Jr. lead the field of Late Models to the green. Redman Jr. jumped in the lead on the start and dominated all 25 laps to lay clam too his second win of 2003 at Skyline Speedway. Only two cautions slow the action, Mike McDaniel brought out the first caution slowing on the back stretch on lap 4, the final caution came out on lap 5 after Jay Jenkins got into the back of Dan Morrison. Chuck Maloney moved into second on lap two, and looked like he had something for Redman, but on lap 12 the high flying Greg Mitchell got by Maloney and set his sites on the leader. Redman began lapping cars on lap 15, meanwhile 9th starting Freddie Carpenter was moving though the pack, and took over second on lap 24. Redman took the checkered flag in his D & H Racing Engines / Snap-on Tools / M & R Wilding #28R, followed by Carpenter, Mitchell, Maloney and Jason Montgomery.

In the Fire Cracker 30 for Street Stocks it was Pat Garrett and Mike Martin up front for the start of the $1,000.00 to win feature. Garrett got the jump and began distancing himself from Martin. Current points leader and multiple feature winner Pat Gillian had other plans. Once around Martin, Gillian began reeling in Garrett. Gillian was able to get around Garrett on lap 15, but before the lap could be completed a caution for Martin came out and Gillian had to go back too second. After that Gillian remain in second until mechanical problems ended his run on lap 23. Barry Fairbanks took up the chase on the restart, but could not find the momentum to get by Garrett. Pat Garrett driving the Auto Value / Express Services Truck Center / Buddy’s Drive Thru #11W owned by Ed Watson pick up the $1,000.00 pay day followed by Fairbanks, Toad Fordyce, Steve Bigley and Martin.

In the Touring All Star Midget 20 lap $1,000.00 to win feature it was Tony Broughton from Chillicothe, Ohio and Johnstown, Ohio’s Kevin Clark on the front row. Broughton got the lead at the drop of the green and lead all 20 laps. Only one caution slowed the Midgets when Jason Hyde lost power on the backstretch on lap 13. Darton Dennis ran second though lap 16, when 5th starting Stormy Steinhauer made his move around Dennis for second. At the checkered it was Broughton, Steinhauer, Dennis, Kevin Clark and Kevin Wills.
In the Four Cylinder Feature it was Cambridge, Ohio’s Matt Long and the 13-year-old sensation Tyler Carpenter on the point. Long got the jump and the lead when the green flag dropped. In the caution free event Long and Carpenter put on quite a show, running side-by-side and bumper-to-bumper. In a daring move on lap 10 young Tyler made his move on the front straight away and went on to clam his first ever victory. Following Carpenter where Long, Charles Daugherty, Bill Wright and current points leader James Rizer.

In the Pure Stock feature it was Brian Dotson and Harley Hall leading the field to the start of tonight’s action. Hall got the jump on Dotson at the start and was never headed. Harley Hall driving his Wayne Lockart Racing / Poske’s Performance Parts #3H lead all 12 laps in route to his second feature win this year. Following Hall was Frankie Hall, Eric Francis, Kevin Dotson and Roland Bell.

Up next where the AMRA Modifieds for there 20 lap feature. Bruce Dennis and Matt Yates made up the front row for the start. Dennis powered his way to the front and was never challenged for the lead. Dennis got into lapped traffic on lap 11, but never bobbled as he maintained a comfortable lead. Roy Roush ran second until lap 17 when he experienced mechanical problems; Mark Dickson was able to work his way into second on lap 18. Dennis took his second feature driving the Sonny Fisher owned Lighting Chassis / Sonny’s Body and Paint / Julie Dennis Racing Photo’s #56. Following Dennis was Dickson, Ryan Mayle, 10th starting Sam Lovejoy and 12th starting Jeremy Berwanger.

In the Four Cylinder Powder Puff it was Paula Rizer over Arlene Fredric and Amber Heiss.
The Pure Stock Powder Puff went to Tammy Mosser over Lynn Shinn, Sandy Bond, Tricia Shlonngler, Jennifer Martin, Shela Cremeans, Teri Lee, Michelle Layne and Lisa Britton.

SUMMARY

Street Stock Fast Time: Pat Garrett 14:55 sec.
144 cars in Pits

Late Model Heat #1: Mike McDaniel, Charlie Maloney, Freddy Carpenter, Don White, Rod Evans, John Burdette, Larry Williams, Aaron Fleming and Larry Clark.
Heat #2: Harold Redman Jr., Greg Mitchell, Jason Montgomery, Dan Morrison, Ed Shuman, Andy Bond, Brent Steel, Brandon Russell and Eric Otto.
Heat #3: Larry Bond, Bob Moskey, Jay Jenkins, Rod Gibson, Mike Sampson, John Williams and Joe Cullison.
Consi: Andy Bond, Burdette, Steel, Fleming, Russell, Clark, L. Williams, Otto and J. Williams. DNS Cullison.
Feature: Redman Jr., Carpenter, Mitchell, Maloney, Montgomery, Moskey, Shuman, Evans, Sampson, Gibson, Morrison, Burdette, Jenkins, Steel, White, L. Bond, A. Bond and McDaniel.

Street Stock Heat #1: Pat Garrett, Barry Fairbanks, Robert Kiser, Bobby Keith, Jeremy Blake and Dusty Boiley.
Heat #2: Mike Martin, John Powell Jr., Ronnie Mayle, Bub Crum, Robert Garnes and Frank Roush.
Heat #3: Pat Gillian, Toad Fordyce, Rocky Davidson, Steve Bigley, John Powell Sr., Tony Roush, Rich Hawkins and James Hutson.
Consi: F. Roush, Boley, Hutson, Hawkins and T. Roush.
Street Stock Fire Cracker 30 Feature: Garrett, Fairbanks, Fordyce, Bigley, Martin, F. Roush, Garnes, Gillian, Kiser,ture Powell Jr., Mayle, Blake, Davidson, Hutson, Keith, Boiley, Powell Sr., and Crum.

All Star Midget Heat #1: Tony Broughton, Kevin Wills, Stormy Steinhauer, Kirk Jeffries, Butch Hamilton,Ron Duprer, Scott Clark, Lou Hubbard and Jason Hyde.
Heat #2: Kevin Clark, Dartin Dennis, Bill Kilgour, Mason Wills, Lewie Christion, Bruce Gray and Jim Muth. DNS Mike Fulper.
All Star Midget Feature: Broughton, Steinhauer, Dennis, K. Clark, K. Wills, Jeffried, Hamilton, S. Clark, Christion, Gray, Muth, Duprer, Hyde, Kilgour, Fulper, M. Wills. DNS Hubbard.

Four Cylinder Heat #1: Matt Long, Sam Heiss, John Townsend, Brad Sampson, Kevin Leach, Joe Misel, Terry Styer Jr., Michael Boyer, Tony Frederick, Michael Frost and Roy Dunfee.
Heat #2: Tyler Carpenter, James Rizer, Bill Wright Charles Daugherty, Chris Carpenter, Tom Carpenter, Terry Styer Sr., Erick Kidder, Jerry Stanley, Shelly Zimmerman and Justin Powell.
Consi: Stanley, Mayle, Zemmerman and Frost. DNS: Frederick and Dunfee.
Feature: T. Carpenter, Long, Daugherty, Wright, Rizer, Townsend, S. Heiss, Powell, Kidder, Sampson, Stanley, Leach, Boyer, Misel, Styer Jr., C. Carpenter and Styer Sr.

Pure Stock Heat #1: Brian Dotson, Veryle Lauer, Scott Robenson, Bill Spurlock, Chad Dotson, Craig Martin, Mark Hinton, Shawn Donahue and Mike Shinn.
Heat #2: Harley Hall, Eric Francis, Kevin Dotson, Toby RoushRandy Masters, Jeff Wells, Gary Wells, Perry Snyder and Curt Reck.
Heat #3: Shawn Jett, Roland Bell, Jimmie Keith, Dana Wheeler, Duck Snyder, Harold Young, Naaman Heiss, Josh McDaniel and Roxann Hubbard.
Heat #4: Frankie Hall, Richard Mayle, Tom Murphy, Joe Hall, Kim Santee, Richard Britton, Eddie McComas and Don Swendleman.
Consi #1: Young, D.Snyder, Hinton, Donahue, Hubbard, C. Dotson, McDaniel and Martin. DNS: Heiss.
Consi #2: G. Wells, Britton, Santee, Masters, McComas, Swendleman, P. Snyder and J. Wells. DNS: Reck.
Feature: H. Hall, F. Hall, Francis, K. Dotson, Bell, B. Dotson, J. Hall, Robinson, Murphy, G. Wells, D. Snyder, T. Roush, Wheeler, Young, Keith, Lauer, R. Mayle and Spurlock.

AMRA Modified Heat #1: Bruce Dennis, Roy Roush, Danny Talbott, Sam Lovejoy, Tom Segler, Tommy Powell, Jess Hartman and Roger Garnes.
Heat #2: Matt Yates, Ryan Mayle, Del Cunningham, Todd Brennan, Kenny Johnson, John Burdette and Jay Foster.
Heat #3: Mark Dickson, J.C. Casto, Pat Gillian, Jeremy Berwanger, Darrin McDonald, Brian Willard and Larry Bond.
Consi: Burdette, Powell, Bond, Foster, Willard and Hartman. DNS: Gillian.
Feature: Dennis, Dickson, Mayle, Lovejoy, Berwanger, Johnson, Garnes, Sigler, Brennan, McDonald, Cunningham, Roush, Burdette, Talbott, Casto, Yates, Powell and Bond.

MITCHELL, YATES, WRIGHT & DOUGHERTY PICKS UP FIRST 2003 VICTORIES
MITCHELL PROPOSES IN VICTORY LANE

16 year old Chris Garnes and Mitch Brunton lead the Late Model contingent to the green flag for the start of tonight's feature. Brunton jumped out to take the early lead, but Greg Mitchell was on a mission and took over the front spot on lap 3. The veteran Larry Bond moved into second on lap 4, and began working on Mitchell for the lead. The to put on a great side by side battle for several laps with Harold RedmanJr., in to challenge on several occasions. Greg Mitchell driving the Mitchell Movers / Jack Vaughn Trucking / Poske’s Performance Parts / Auto Zone / Family Fitness Center / N-Style Hair Salon #001 pick up his first win of the year and in victory lane ask his girl friend Amy for her hand in marriage. (She Accepted) Following Mitchell and Bond to the strip where last weeks winner Dan Morrison, Harold RedmanJr., Andy Bond.

In the 20 lap AMRA Modified Feature Jay Foster who picked up his first heat win in several years was scheduled to start on the pole but a loss of oil pressure forced Jay out before he could start. This moved Danny Talbot to start along side of Ryan Mayle on the front row. At the drop of the green Mayle moved out to lead the first 10 laps before 4th. Starting Larry Bond could get by on the high side. Seventh starting Matt Yates, who has had less than a good year, changed all that with an inside move on Bond to take the lead on lap 14. McArthur, Ohio's Matt Yates went on to win his first AMRA Modified feature of 2003 driving the RHR Racing Heads / Victory Lane Convenience Mart #11Y. Following Yates was Larry Bond, 17th. Starting John Burdette, Ryan Mayle and Pat Gillian.

In Street Stock action Ronnie Mayle and Pat Gillian made up the front row. Mayle clamed the lead at the start, but it was short lived as pat Gillian moved around Mayle on the next circuit and lead the remaining 14 laps to post win number four at Skyline Speedway in the Caneparie Race Cars / Triplet Motor Sports / McClinton Body Shops / Last Lap Performance #19c. Following Gillian to the line was the Marshal Pat Garrett in his first appearance of the year. Toad Fordyce, Ronnie Mayle and John PowellJr., out the top five.

In the 12-lap Pure Stock feature it was Pennsboro, WV’s Roland Bell and Parkersburg, WV’s Joe Hall leading the pack to the green. Bell lead the first 3 laps before eventual winner Eric Francis could make the move to the front. On lap five Roxanne Hubbard lost a left rear wheel on her #77, bring out the 3rd and final caution. Bell who was running 3rd ran over Hubbards lose wheel and had to retire for the evening. On the restart Francis lead Kevin Dotson and Frankie hall in a tight 3 way battle for the win. Francis went on to lead the final 9 laps in his Mikes Auto Body / Signs & More / Last Lap Performance #5F. This was Francis’s 3rd win of 2003 at Skyline. Following Francis was Dotson, F. Hall, Harley Hall and Joe Hall.

In the 15 lap rain out feature from 6/6/03 for the four cylinders it was Jeromy Misel and James Rizer leading the field to the start. Mizer would jump out to lead laps 1 tough 6 before 5th starting Bill Wright could work his way to the front and take the lead on lap 7. Wright and Rizer then staged a fearsome battle for the next 9 laps with Bill Wright laying clam to his first ever feature win. Wright was driving the Bill Wright Automotive #34. Following Wright was Rizer, Tyler Carpenter, Jeromy Misel and Joe Misel.

In the regular feature for four cylinders it was Cambridge Ohio’s Charles Daughterty and Tyler Carpenter showing the way. Daughterty making his first appearance at Skyline lead all 12 laps to clam the victory driving the Hillboy Signs& Graphics / J&L Fuels #22D. Following Daughterty to the line was Carpenter, Matt Long, James Rizer and Jeromy Misel.

NEXT UP FOR JULY 4th.
The Street Stock Fire Cracker 30 paying $1000.00 to win $100.00 to start.
Plus The Midget Race Cars and Regular show for Late Models, AMRA Modifieds, Pure Stocks and Four Cylinders.

RACE SUMMARY

Late Model Heat #1: Chris Garnes, Greg Mitchell, Andy Bond, Harold Redman, Jr., Ralph Witham, Don White, Aaron Fleming and Rod Gibson.
Heat #2: Mitch Brunton, Jay Jenkins, Mike McDaniel, Freddie Carpenter, John Burdette, Nelson Freshour and John Williams. DNS Mike Sampson.
Heat #3: Dan Morrison, Larry Bond, David Brown, Dave Hackathorn, Jim Edmiston, Ed Shuman and Kevin Hought. DNS Larry Williams.
Late Model Consi: Shuman, White, Fleming, Freshour, Gibson and J. Williams.
Late Model Feature: Mitchell, L. Bond, Morrison, Redman Jr., A. Bond, McDaniel, Burdette, Carpenter, Shuman, Garnes, Brunton, White, Witham, Hackathorn, Fleming, Edmiston, Brown and Jenkins.

AMRA Modified Heat #1: Jay Foster, Danny Talbott, J.C. Casto, Matt Yates, Jeremy Berwanger, Bryan Willard, Kirk Isner and John Burdette.
Heat #2: Ryan Mayle, Larry Bond, Pat Gillian, Roy Roush, Rick Venham Jr., Jess Hartman, Mark Dickson and Rick Venham Sr.
AMRA Feature: Yates, Bond, Burdette, Mayle, Gillian, Casto, Talbott, Roush, Hartman, Berwanger, Wilard, Venham Sr. and Venham Jr. DNS Foster & Isner.

Street Stock Heat #1: Ronnie Mayle, Toad Fordyce, Mike Matin, John Powell Jr. and Dusty Boley.
Heat #2: Pat Gillian, Pat Garrett, Frank Roush, Jeremy Blake and Michael Wiseman.
Street Stock Feature: Gillian, Garrett, Fordyce, Mayle, Powell Jr., Martin, Blake, Wiseman, Roush and Boley.

Pure Stock Heat #1: Roland Bell, Kevin Dotson, Bill Spurlock, Tom Murphy, Harold Young, Gary Wells, Roxanne Hubbard, Duck Snyder and Sawn Donahue.
Heat #2: Joe Hall, Kim Santee, Harly Hall, Scott Robenson, Josh McDaniel, Eddie McComas, Perry Snyder and Jeff Tolliver.
Heat #3: Eric Francis, Frankie Hall, Mark Hinton, Justin Powell, Curt Reck, Jimmie Keith and Jeff Wells. DNS Don Sanders.
Pure Stock Consi: McComas, D. Snyder, Hubbard, G. Wells, Donahue, P. Snyder and Keith. DNS J. Wells, Tolliver and Sanders.
Pure Stock Feature: Francis, Dotson, F. Hall, H. Hall, J. Hall, Hinton, Murphy, Robinson, McComas, Reck, D. Snyder, Santee, Bell, Hubbard, Powell, McDaniel, Spurlock and Young.

Four Cylinder Heat #1: Charles Daughterty, Matt Long, Terry Styer, Richard Mayle, Bill Gardner, Joshua Channell, Bucky Hooper and Ryan Bailey.
Heat #2: Tyler Carpenter, James Rizer, Bill Wright, Jeromy Misel, Jeff Stull, Donny Grubb, David Pugh and Mike Fox.
Four Cylinder Feature: Daughterty, Carpenter, Long, Rizer, J. Misel, Stull, Styer, Mayle, Pugh, Gardner, Fox, Grubb, Wright, Bailey and Hooper. DNS Channell and Joe Misel.

Rain Out Four Cylinder Feature: Wright, Rizer, Carpenter, J. Misel, Joe Misel, Gardner, Stull, Grubb and Pugh.

CHRIS STOTTS & LARRY BOND WIN RAIN OUT FEATURES
DAN MORRISSON WINS 1ST LATE MODEL SHOW OF 03
MID SEASON CHAMPIONSHIPS FOR ALL FIVE DIVISIONS
By Jack Shutts

Young Anastasia Jones of Moundsville, WV pick up her first win in the MWRA Mini Wedge feature over Tessa McAtee, Dakota Hiley and Doug Dennis

In the AMRA Modified rain out feature from June 6th it was all Coolville, Ohio’s Larry Bond. Bond grabbed the lead from his outside pole starting position and never looked back, leading all 20 laps to clam his 3rd AMRA victory of the year at Skyline Speedway. Bond was driving the Mike & Joann Quick Racing, Hixson Engines, Ellis Race Cars #10. Pat Gillian tucked in behind Bond on the start, with Bruce Dennis moving into 3rd on lap 4. Gillian and Dennis battled for 2nd though the next 10 laps until Dennis was able to get by Gillian on lap 14. Dennis then mounted a charge on Bond but could not get the job done. Following Bond, Dennis and Gillian where Mark Dickson and Kenny Johnson.

In the rain out feature for the Street Stock Toad Fordyce and Chris Stotts lead the field to the start. Stotts subbing for Steve Bigley in the 33 Auto Sales / Hartman O’Neal Insurance / Swain Transmission / Fore Taxidermy #33, got the lead and lead all 15 laps to garner his first victory of the year. Pat Gillian started dead last on the field and was in 7th at the end of lap one. Continuing his march to the front Gillian moved into 3rd on lap 5, but found himself in a tight battle with Fordyce that saw 3 wide racing into the turns between Fordyce, Gillian and Ronnie Mayle. Mike Martin who had started 3rd slipped back to fifth now found himself in the fight for 2nd, making it four wide. At the strip it was Stotts, Fordyce, Gillian Martin and Mayle.

In the $1,500.00 to win $175.00 to start Mid Season Championship for Late Models Dan Morrison and Andy Bond made up the front row. Nether driver has had a stealer year to date and had a lot to prove. Morrison driving the Riverview Auto Parts / Morrison Law Offices / Fairdale Mini Mart / Smitty’s Pizza / Swartz Race Cars #7 lead all 30 laps to win his first feature of the year. Fast Freddy Carpenter tucked in behind Morrison on the start, with Andy 3rd and 6th starting Mike McDaniel 4th. McDaniel got by Carpenter on lap 3 and began working on Morrison. At times it was 3 wide for the lead, but Morrison came out on top lap after lap. Morrison took the checkered flag with Andy Bond regaining second on lap 27, followed by McDaniel, 9th starting Larry Bond and Greg Mitchell.

In the AMRA Modified Mid Season Championship race it was Bruce Dennis and John Burdette leading the way at the start. Dennis got the lead with Burdette second and Jason Brookover 3rd. Fifth starting Larry Bond powered his way around the top to take the lead on lap 6. Burdette then moved around Dennis two laps later. Bond and Burdette put on a show for the remainder of the race. Burdette made a move around Bond with five laps to go and went on to clam his 3rd AMRA victory this season, driving the Burdette Camper Sales / QAI Motorsports / Chapman Performance / Cool Country Farms Restaurant / Coughlin Auto / Jim Bennett Wholesale / Jimmy Owens Chassis #RV1. Following Burdette and Bond were Mark Dickson, the birthday boy Robbie Evans and Bruce Dennis.

In the Mid Season Championship for Street Stock it was all Pat Gillian piloting the Caneparie Race Cars / Triplet Motor Sports / McClinton Body Shops / Last Lap Performance #19c to his 3rd. Win of the year. Following Gillian to the line was Toad Fordyce, Mike Martin, 12th starting Robert Kiser and Anthony Huber.

In Pure Stock action Kevin Dotson and Robert Mayle lead the pack to the start. Frankie Hall who started 5th clamed second at the end of lap one. Dotson lead laps 1 though 3, with Hall taking the lead on lap 4. The duo battled though out the 12-lap race with Dotson regaining the lead with one lap to go. Dotson and Hall ran side by side the final lap with Hall claming his 4th win of the year in his Last Lap Performance / Osterly Auto Body and Paint / Granddads Market / J.R.’s Auto Upholstery #8H. Following Hall & Dotson was Jeff Tolliver, Toby Roush and Randy Masters.

In tonight’s Four Cylinder main the front row was made up with Jeremy Misel and Sam Hiess. Misel got the lead at the drop of the green flag, with 3rd. Starting Matt Long in second. Sam Hiess got by both Misel and Long on lap 4, but was eliminated in a string of cautions on lap 5. Long inherited the lead on the restart and went on to clam his first win of the season in his DMD Motorsports #55L. Following long was Misel, Spike Rizer, Ralph Gardner and Tyler Carpenter

SUMMARY

Late Model Fast Time: M.T. Hall 13:47 sec.

Late Model Heat #1: Dan Morrison, Freddy Carpenter, Larry Bond, Greg Mitchell, Todd Smith, Don White, Jim Edmiston, C.A. Wentz, Richard Boggess, M.T. Hall and Dave Hackathorn.
Heat #2: Andy Bond, Harold Redman Jr., Jason Montgomery, Rick Williams, David Brown, Larry Smith, Rick Lucus, Ronnie Mayle, Mike Sampson, Jay Jenkins and Larry Williams.
Heat #3: Ralph Witham, Mike McDaniel, Ed Shuman, Kevin Hought, Nelson Freshour, Billy Barber, Donnie Dotson, Randy Henderhan and Sean Boggess. DNS Rodney Gibbson.
Late Model Consi: L. Smith, White, Dotson, Mayle, Edmiston, Sampson, Henderhan, Wentz, Gibbson, Jenkins, Hackathorn, Barber, R. Boggess, Lucus and S. Boggess. DNS: L. Williams and M.T. Hall.
Late Model Feature: Morrison, A. Bond, McDaniel, L. Bond, Mitchell, Carpenter, Hought, Montgomery, Dotson, T. Smith, Shuman, Brown, White, L. Smith, Witham, Freshour, R. Williams and Redman Jr.

AMRA Modified Heat #1: Bruce Dennis, Jason Brookover, Robbie Evans, Jess Hartman, Fred Hittle, Ryan Mayle, Mike McDaniel, Cliff Crank, Brian Wilard and Ben Adkins.
Heat #2: John Burdette, Larry Bond, Pat Gillian, Danny Talbott, Russ Fronphaffel, Tom Sigler, Rick Venham Sr., Josh Close and Matt Yates.
Heat #3: Kenny Johnson, Mark Dickson, J.C. Casto, Tommy Livenston, Doug Thompson, Lee Heavener, Joe Cox, Roger Garnes, Rick Venham Jr. and Jay Foster.
AMRA Consi: Sigler, Mayle, Heavener, Crank, Garnes, Venhan Jr., McDaniel, Adkins, Cox, Wilard, Venham Sr., Yates and Close. DNS: Foster.
AMRA Feature: Burdette, Bond, Dickson, Evans, Dennis, Casto, Johnson, Hittle, Fronphaffel, Sigler, Crank, Mayle, Hartman, Brookover, Heavener, Talbott, Thompson and Garnes.
Rain Out AMRA Feature: Bond, Dennis, Gillian, Dickson, Johnson, Yates, Evans, Hittle, Livingston, Casto, Adkins, Talbott, Powell, Garnes, Venham Jr. and Wilard. DNS: Foster and R. Johnson.

Street Stock Heat #1: Ronnie Mayle, Jeremy Blake, Anthony Huber, Toad Fordyce, Mike Martin, Steve Bigley, Kenny Johnson and Tommy Smith.
Heat #2: Pat Gillian, Tony Roush, Roy Roush, Robert Garnes, John Powell Jr., Robert Kiser, Dusty Boley and Gary Fraizer.
Street Stock Feature: Gillian, Fordyce, Martin, Kiser, Huber, Powell Jr., Johnson, Blake, Mayle, Boley, Smith, Garnes, Bigley, Fraizer, T. Roush and R. Roush
Street Stock Rain Out Feature: Stotts, Fordyce, Gillian, Martin, Powell Jr., Crum, Garnes, Johnson, Boley, Smith, Blake, R. Roush and Kiser. DNS Ashcraft, Underwood, Thomas and Fairbanks.

Pure Stock Heat #1: Kevin Dotson, Frankie Hall, Jeff Tolliver, Mark Vore, Terry Martin, Duke Snyder, Tom Murphy, Bill Spurlock, Josh McDaniel and Veryle Lower.
Heat #2: Robert Mayle, Jeff Wells, Harley Hall, Eddie McCommas, Naaman Hiess, Roxanne Hubbard, Kim Santee, Mark Hinton and Eric Francis. DNS: Joe Hall.
Heat #3: Toby Roush, Scott Robinson, Tim Lauderman, Shawn Donahue, Perry Snyder, Jimmie Kieth, Dustin Tabler, Mike Oliver and Mike Schaffer.
Heat #4: Randy Masters, Don Sanders, Kert ReckGary Wells, Brian Dotson, Charlie Joy, Don Schendaman, Richard Smith and Dana Wheeler.
Consi #1: Heiss, B. Dotson, Hinton, Santee, Hubbard, Smith, Schindaman, Wheeler and Joy. DNS: J. Hall
Consi #2: D. Snyder, Martin, Murphy, P. Snyder, Lawer, Spurlock, Kieth, Tabler, Schaffer, McDaniel and Oliver.
Pure Stock Feature: F. Hall, K. Dotson, Tolliver, Roush, Masters, Vore, Robinson, McCommas, G. Wells, D. Snyder, Mayle, Sanders, Hiess, J. Wells, H. Hall Reck and Lauderman.

Four Cylinder Heat #1: Jeromy Misel, Mat Long, Bill Wright, Joe Misel, Justin Powell, Bill Gardner, Joshua Channell, Tyler Carpenter, Charlie Heiss and Phil Conner.
Heat #2: Sam Heiss, Terry Styer, Spike Rizer, Chris Carpenter, Shelly Zimmerman,
David Pugh, Shannon Evans and Ryan Bailey. DNS: Steve Oldaker.
Feature: Long, Jerony Misel, Rizer, Gardner, T. Carpenter, Joe Misel, C. Heiss, Styer, Pugh, Wright, S. Heiss, Zimmerman, C. Carpenter, Bailey, Connor, Powell and Channell. DNS: Evans.

Harold Redman Jr. Tops 31 Late Models to win Skyline
Frankie Hall Out-runs 42 Cars to Win Rain Shortened Pure Stock Wild One Invite
Friday 6-6-03 - By Jack Shutts

With 128 cars and 6 Mini Wedge’s in the pits, 13 heats and 4 consolation races where ran before the start of the nights features where started.

Two cautions would wave before a clean start for tonight Late Model feature could get under way, but only two other cautions would slow the show. Mitch Brunton and last week’s feature winner Jason Montgomery would lead the start of the Late Model Feature. Montgomery jumped out to take the early lead, but he would only hold it for two laps before Larry Bond made the pass coming off turn four. Harold Redman who started 6th moved into 3rd on lap two, and two laps later took over second. Andy Bond battled his way though the pack, and on lap 10 shot by Redman for second. Andy Bond bobbled on the back straight away allowing Redman too retake second on lap 13. Larry Bond got into lap traffic on lap 17 putting two cars between himself and Redman. Redman worked the traffic flawlessly and soon found himself on Bonds back bumper. Redman moved to the high side and with 3 laps to go passed Bond for the lead. One lap later the final caution would wave for Andy Bond, setting up a two-lap shoot out between Harold Redman Jr. And Larry Bond. Redman hung on too clam his first feature win at Skyline Speedway for the 2003 season. Following Redman and Bond where Montgomery, Greg Mitchell and 12th starting Rod Evans.

In the Wild one 20 for Pure Stocks currant points leader Eric Francis and Frankie Hall started up front. Hall got the jump from his outside starting spot and never looked back. Robert Mayle also got by Francis for second, dropping Francis back to 3rd. The red flag came out on lap 3 for Harley Hall flipping his car between turns 3 and 4. Kim Santee was in the wrong place at the wrong time as she too was eliminated in the accident. While the track crew was cleaning up the rain started to come down. A few minutes later the rain stopped and the race resumed. On the restart Frankie Hall again shot out to a pretty good lead with Mayle and Shawn Jett in tow. Lap 10 the rains came again washing out the final 10 laps, with half the race complete Frankie Hall would clam his 3rd win of the year and pick the $500.00 top prize. Following Hall was Robert Mayle, Erick Francis, Roland Bell and Shawn Jett.
Double Features for the AMRA Modifieds, Street Socks and Four Cylinders will be ran at later date.

SUMMARY

Pure Stock Fast Time: Joe Moodispaugh 16:33 sec.

Late Model Heat #1: Mitch Brunton, Andy Bond, Chris Garnes, David Hackathorn, Ed Shuman, Ralph Witham, Gary Lucus, Randy Henderhan and Jim Edmiston. DQed. Freddie Carpenter.
Heat #2: Jason Montgomery, Larry Smith, Mike McDaniel, Steve Weigle, Greg Mitchell, Paul Baker, Don White, Adam Tripplett, Kevin Hought and Rod Gibson. DNS: Todd Smith.
Heat #3: Larry Bond, Harold Redman Jr., John Brown, Rod Evans, Dan Morrison, John Williams, Sean Boggess, Larry Williams, Ronnie Mayle and Mike Sampson.
Consi: Witham, Baker, Mayle, Sampson, Hought, White, Edmiston, L. Williams, Boggess, Lucus, Gibson, Carpenter and J. Williams.
Feature: Redman Jr., L. Bond, Montgomery, Mitchell, Evans, McDaniel, Garnes, L. Smith, Morrison, Witham, Mayle, Baker, Tripplett, Shuman, Brown, A. Bond, Brunton, Hackathorn and Weigle.

Pure Stock Heat #1: Eric Francis, Roland Bell, Joe Hall, Randy Masters, Travis Thomas, Eddie McComas, Brian Dotson, Tom Murphy, Craig Martin, Bill Spurlock and Joe Moodispaugh.
Heat #2: Frankie Hall, Shawn Jett, Kim Santee, Mike Griffin, Jeremy Berwanger, Richard Britton, Allan DeMoss, Jeff Wells, Jason Glover, Perry Snyder and Kevin Dotson.
Heat #3: Robert Mayle, Harley Hall, Rex Mayle, Curt Reck, Naaman Heiss, Gary Wells, Tim Louderman, Richard Smith, Duke Snyder and Dana Wheeler.
Heat #4: Terry Martin, Danny Thomas, Dustin Tabler, Tobby Roush, Wayne Shaw, Roxanne Hubbard, Pete Brunton, Josh McDaniel, Will Robinson and Shawn Donahue.
Consi #1: R. Smith, C. Martin, Spurlock, Heiss, G. Wells, Louderman, B. Dotson, Moodispaugh, T. Thomas, Murphy and D. Snyder. DNS McComas and Wheeler.
Consi #2: Shaw, DeMoss, Berwanger, Britton, Glover, Hubbard, Donahue, Robinson, McDaniel, Brunton, P. Snyder, K. Dotson and J. Wells.
Feature: F. Hall, Mayle, Francis, Bell, Jett, D. Thomas, Griffin, Masters, Shaw, Smith, Rex Mayle, Reck, T. Roush, T. Martin, Santee, H. Hall and J. Hall. DNS Tabler.

AMRA Modified Heat #1: Rick Venham Jr., Pat Gillian, Matt Yates, Kenny Johnson, Fred Hiddle, Jay Foster, J.C. Casto, Robbie Evans, Ryan Mayle, Darren McDonald and Roy Johnson.
Heat #2: Larry Bond, Tommy Livingston, Tommy Powell, Bruce Dennis, Mark Dickson, Ben Adkins, Brian Willard, Roger Garnes, Danny Talbott and J.P. Roberts.
Consi: Talbott, Johnson, Roberts, McDonald. DQ: Mayle.
Feature: Rained Out.

Street Stock Heat #1: Toad Fordyce, Mike Martin, Jim Ashcraft, Ronnie Mayle, Brad Thomas, Dusty Boley, Barry Fairbanks and John Powell Jr..
Heat #2: Steve Bigley, Robert Garnes, Joe Memel, Bub Crum, Glen Underwood, Jeramy Blake, Tommy Smith, Robert Kiser and Frank Roush.
Feature: Rained Out.

Four Cylinder Heat#1: Jeromy Misel, Sam Heiss, Bill Wright, Charlie Heiss, Bradley Sampson, David Pugh, and Jeff Stull. DNS Shannon Evans.
Heat #2: James Rizer, Joe Misel, Bill Gardner, Tyler Carpenter, Chris Carpenter, Lou Hubbard, Randy Seckman and Chris McGrath.
Feature: Rained Out.

MONTGOMERY / DICKSON / DENNIS / HALL AND MOORE GET 1st SKYLINE WIN
RIZER WINS SECOND STRAIGHT IN FOUR CYLINDERS
Friday 5-30-03 - By Jack Shutts

After a one-week lay off do to rain Skyline Speedway was able to complete race #5 for the 2003 season. With 124 cars and 4 Mini Wedge's in the pits. After 14 heats and 3 consolation races it was time for feature action. First up was the Mini Wedge feature where Tyler Moore of Parkersburg, WV driving his #T2 lead green to checker to claim his first win of the year at Skyline. Following Moore where Bradley Ullman, Anastasia Jones and Tessa McAtee.

In Late Model action Greg Oliver and Jason Montgomery lead the field to the start. It was Jackson, Ohio’s Jason Montgomery get the lead. After a bad showing two weeks ago Montgomery had something to prove, and prove it he did leading all 25 laps and picking up his first feature win this year. Montgomery did not have an easy win as current points leader Ralph Witham challenged Montgomery fir the first six laps. The night’s only caution came out on lap 6 for pole setter Greg Oliver, who retired to the pits with mechanical problems. On the restart 8th starting Mike McDaniel AKA the Flying Irishman got by Witham and began to pressure Montgomery for the next 19 laps. Montgomery driving his Montgomery Fabrication & Machine #21 held on for the win, followed by McDaniel, Greg Mitchell, John Brown and Dan Morrison. Todd Smith was the hard charger of the night starting 18th after finishing 3rd in the Consi and came up to finish 9th in the feature event.

The AMRA Modifieds where up next with point leader John Burdette and Bruce Dennis leading the way. Dennis jumped out first with Burdette hot on his tail. The second of 3 cautions waved on lap 9 for Pat Gillian’s new ride, and Burdette went pit side with a flat tire. On the restart Dennis again shot out to the lead with Danny Talbott in hot permute. Meanwhile Mark Dickson was working his way though the field from his 16th starting position after wining the Consi At the strip it was Bruce Dennis picking up his first win of the year, driving the Sonny Fisher owned Lighting Chassis / Sonny’s Body and Paint / Julie Dennis Racing Photo’s #56. Following Dennis was Talbott, Dickson, Darren Smith and Jay Foster.

In tonight’s Street Stock main event Pat Gillian and Steve Bigley made up the front row, with Bigley taking command on the start. Gillian got by Bigley on lap 4 and looked to have another win in the Jason Canapari #19c. Mark Dickson subbing for Mike Martin in the Boley Enterprise / Slap Shots / Poskys Performance / Sugars Lounge / Advanced Auto Parts / Huff Chassis #55 car moved into second on lap 7 to challenge Gillian for the lead. On lap 9 the second and final caution waved for the spinning car of Jeremy Blake, Gillian was sent pit side with fuel leaking from the car. On the restart Dickson took over with Barry Fairbanks in second. Fairbanks tried every way possible to get around Dickson in the final laps, but came up short. Following Dickson and Fairbanks where Anthony Huber from 11th, Jim Ashcraft and Steve Bigley.

In the Pure Stock feature it was point leader Eric Francis and Harley Hall leading an outstanding field of cars to the green flag. Harley Hall shot out to take the lead at the start with 2 and 3 wide action behind him. Hall driving the Mike’s Auto Body / Posky’s Performance #3H would lead all 12 laps to clam his first victory of the 2003 season. Following Hall to the checkered flag was first time Skyline competitor Shawn Jett, Eric Francis, two time winner Frankie Hall and another first timer Allan DeMoss rounding out the top five. Hard charger of the night in the Pure Stocks was Kim Santee, starting dead last after finishing 3rd in the Consi and moving up to 8th in the feature.

Last but not least was the four-cylinder feature. Young Tyler Carpenter and Bill Wright lead them to the start. Carpenter would lead the first 8 laps before James Rizer found a way around him to take command and his second win of 2003. Following Rizer and Carpenter where Sam Heiss, Jeremy Misel and Joe Misel.

Summary

Late Model Heat #1: Greg Oliver, John Brown, Greg Mitchell, Ronnie Mayle, Aaron Fleming, Mike Sampson and Larry Smith.
Heat #2: Jason Montgomery, Larry Bond, Mike McDaniel, Freddy Carpenter, Ed Shuman, Harold Redman Jr., Mike Willson Jr. and Rod Gibson.
Heat #3: Ralph Witham, Dan Morrison, David Brown, Andy Bond, Dave Hackathorn, Gary Lucus, Todd Smith, Rick Hudnall and Larry Williams.
Consi: Redman Jr., Willson, T. Smith, Gibson, Lucus, L. Smith and Hudnall. DNS: Sampson and Williams
Feature: Montgomery, McDaniel, Mitchell, J. Brown, Morrison, Witham, D. Brown, Carpenter, T. Smith, Redman Jr., Shuman, Fleming, Mayle, A. Bond, L. Bond, Hackathorn, Oliver and Willson Jr.

AMRA Modified Heat #1: John Burdette, Rick Venham Jr., Ben Adkins, Darren Smith, Tommy Powell, Mark Dickson, J.P. Roberts, Lee Swain, Kirt Isner and Doug Adkins.
Heat #2: Bruce Dennis, Kenny Johnson, Danny Talbott, Roger Garnes, Tom Sigler, Tommy Livingston, Del Cunningham, Ryan Mayle and Roy Johnson.
Heat #3: Greg Schilling, Larry Bond, Pat Gillian, Mike Shephard, Brian Willard, Darren McDonald, Jay Foster, Matt Yates and Rod Sayer.
Consi: Dickson, Foster, Roberts, Livingston, Sayer, Cunningham, McDonald, Isner, Swain and Yates. DNS: Mayle and R. Johnson.
Feature: Dennis, Talbott, Dickson, Smith, Foster, Garnes, Roberts, Sigler, Burdette, Gillian, Powell, Schilling, B. Adkins, Venham Jr., Bond, K. Johnson, Shephard and Willard.

Street Stock Heat #1: Pat Gillian, Barry Faibanks, Rod White, John Powell Jr., Joe Memel, Anthony Huber, Ronnie Mayle, Robert Whiteman, Robert Garnes and Roger Patterson.
Heat #2: Steve Bigley, Mark Dickson, Lovie Burdette, Jim Ashcraft, Robert Kiser, Toad Fordyce, Frank Roush, Jeremy Blake, Dusty Boley and Delbert Crum Jr.
DNS: Michael Wiseman
Feature: Dickson, Fairbanks, Huber, Ashcraft, Bigley, Fordyce, Roush, Boley, Memel, Powell Jr., Crum Jr., Gillian, Kiser, Blake, White, Mayle and Burdette.
DNS: Whiteman

Pure Stock Heat #1: Eric Francis, Tom Murphy, Mark Hinton, Dana Wheeler, Joe Moodispaugh, Duke Snyder, Richard Britten, Perry Snyder, Josh McDanial, Naaman Heiss and Dustin Tabler.
Heat #2: Harley Hall, Shawn Jett, Charlie Joy, Justin Powell, Jeff Wells, Bill Spurlock, Terry Martin, Mike Shinn, Mark Vore and Brian Dotson.
Heat #3: Frankie Hall, Kevin Dotson, Allen DeMoss, Jeff Tolliver, Don Sanders, Scott Robinson, Kim Santee, Curt Reck, Rosanne Hubbard and Mike Quick.
Consi: Britton, Vore, Santee, Reck, Robinson, Hubbard, Heiss, Martin, P. Snyder, B. Dotson, Tabler, Spulock, McDanial and Shinn. DNS: Quick and Hinton
Feature: H. Hall, Jett, Francis, F. Hall, DeMoss, Moodispaugh, Wheeler, Santee, D. Snyder, Powell, Vore, K. Dotson, Britton, Tolliver, Joy, Sanders, Wells and Murphy.

Four Cylinder Heat #1: Tyler Carpenter, Sam Heiss, Jeromy Misel, Joe Misel, Shannon Evans and Jeff Stull.
Heat #2: Bill Wright, James Rizer, Charlie Heiss, Jimmy Charles, Chris Carpenter and Eddie McComos.
Feature: Rizer, T. Carpenter, S. Heiss, Jeromy Misel, Joe Misel, C. Heiss, Evans, C. Carpenter, Wright, Charles and McComos. DNS: Stull

BART HARTMAN WINS OHIO S.T.A.R.S. MILKYWAY 50
LARRY BOND AND PAT GILLIAN REPEAT WINNERS
Friday 5-16-03 - By Jack Shutts

In the Late Model portion of tonight's program R.J. Conley bested a stellar field of 39 cars in posting a quick time of 12:27 seconds just .05 seconds off the track record. After 4 heats and 2 last chance races the field was set for the first ever Ohio S.T.A.R.S. feature. R.J. Conley and Jason Montgomery lead a stellar field to the green. Coming off turn four to complete lap one Montgomery spun in front of the entire field collecting Ralph Withem, Mike Balzano, Rick Williams, Dave Hackathorn, Mike Benedum and Delmas Conley. All would retire to the pits except Conley, narrowing the starting field of 19 to 14. The resulting accident realigned the field with R.J. Conley and Bart Hartman now on the front row. On the restart Steve Lucus got a great start form the second row to take the lead. On lap 5 R.J. Conley tapped Lucus coming off turn 2, Lucus spun and retire to the pits with a right rear flat. Conley went to the tail and Bart Hartman took command on the restart. Hartman would go on to lead all but lap 30 when 8th starting Rod Conley powered around Hartman to lead one lap. Rod Conley went high off turn four and Hartman dove low and retook the lead. Freddie Carpenter in a new ride bought from Harold Redman started 18th after finishing 3rd in the second Consi, was the hard charger of the night. Freddie had moved into 3rd on lap 37, but had a good straight away to catch second place Rod Conley. Carpenter drove the race of his life and dropped to the low side coming off turn 4 to take second on lap 49. Bart Hartman son of five time USAC Champion Butch Hartman picked up his 21st carrier win driving the Imler’s Poultry / Dick’s Performance Parts / Russell Baker Racing Engines / Banshee Graphics / Jarrett’s Body Shop / Rocket Chassis / Gottarace.com / Coors Light / E-Z Crusher Monte Carlo #75. Following Hartman was Freddie Carpenter, Rod Conley, Dan Morrison and Larry Bond.

After finishing 5th in the Milkyway 50 for S.T.A.R.S. of Ohio feature Larry Bond was not to be denied a checkered flag, leading all 20 laps of the AMRA Modified feature. In the caution field feature Larry Bond and Rick Venham Jr. made up the front row for the start. 7 yellow flags would wave in the first 7 laps with the remaining 14 laps ran under green. Ben Adkins would move into second on lap 6, but was unable to catch the highflying Bond. Bond driving the Mike & Joann Quick Racing, Hixson Engines, Ellis Race Cars #10 picked up his second AMRA Feature in a row at Skyline. Following Bond was Ben Adkins, hard charger Danny Talbotte coming from the tail after a first lap spin, 15th starter John Burdette after wining the Consi and coming from 17th after finishing 3rd in the Consi his first night out this year Rod Sayer.

The Street Stock feature saw Barry Fairbanks and Bobby Keith lead the field to the green, with Fairbanks taking the lead. Pat Gillian moved into second followed by Keith, Steve Bigley and Tony Roush. Gillian took over the lead on lap two and powered to his second win in a row in the Last Lap Performance, Jason Caneparie Race Cars #19c. Following Gillian to the strip was Fairbanks, Bigley, hard charger Mike Martin up from 12th and Bobby Keith.

With an outstanding field of 33 Pure Stocks on hand Charlie Joy and Harley Hall made up the front row of tonight's feature event. Joy would lead the first 4 laps before second place runner Robert Mayle could take command. On a lap 9 restart Mayle’s hesitation on the start allowed the then running 4th alert Eric Francis to take command and lead the final 3 laps to win his second feature of the season driving the Mike’s Auto Body / Signs & More / Last Lap Performance #5F. Following Francis was Mayle, Frankie Hall, Danny Thomas and Scott Robinson.

In the fore cylinder feature it was Randy Wise and James Rizer leading the 16 starters to the start. Wise took the lead and lead the first 5 laps before Rizer could work his way around to take the lead and go on to claim his first win of 2003. Following Rizer was Wise, Charlie Heiss, Tyler Carpenter and Allan Cary.

Summary

S.T.A.R.S. of Ohio Late Model Fast Time: R.J. Conley 12:27

Late Model Heat #1: R.J. Conley, Mike Balzano, Steve Lucus, Mike Benedum, David Brown, Keith Berner, Skip Waterman, Gary Madcap, Jr., John Williams and Tom Moore.
Heat #2: Jason Montgomery, Greg Mitchell, Delmas Conley, Jay Jenkins, Freddie Carpenter, Mike McDaniel, Rick Lucus, Dan Morrison, Larry Smith and Bill Lucus.
Heat #3: Ralph Witham, Rick Williams, Dave Hackathorn, Larry Bond, Todd Smith, Mitch Brunton, Harold Redman, Jr., Rick Hudnell, Dave Wolf and Brent Steele.
Heat#4: Bart Hartman, Rod Conley, Aaron Moss, Rod Evans, Josh Bocook, Aaron Fleming, Andy Bond, Ed Shuman and Doug Henry.
Consi #1: Bocook, Morrison, Carpenter, McDaniel, Shuman, Fleming, L. Smith, Evans, A. Bond, B. Lucus, Henry, R. Lucus and Jenkins.
Consi #2: Benedum, L. Bond, Redman, Jr., Berner, Waterman, Midcap, Jr., Brown, Brunton, Steele, Hudnell, J. Williams, T. Smith, Moore and Wolf.
S.T.A.R.S. of Ohio Milky way 50 Feature rundown:
Hartman, Carpenter, R. Conley, Morrison, L. Bond, Redman, Jr., McDaniel, Bocook, Moss, D. Conley, R.J. Conley, S. Lucus, Mitchell, Withem, Balzano, R. Williams, Hackathorn, Benedum and Montgomery.

AMRA Modified Heat #1: Larry Bond, Ben Adkins, J.C. Casto, J.P. Roberts, Brian Willard and Rod Sayer.
Heat #2: Rick Venham, Jr., Danny Talbotte, Matt Yates, Tommy Powell, Tom Livingston and Del Cunningham.
Heat #3: Lee Swain, Sam Lovejoy, Ryan Mayle, Doug Adkins, Skip Waterman and Todd Rizer.
Heat #4: Darrin McDonald, Jason Brookover, Todd Robinson, Jay Foster, John Burdette and Josh Close.
Consi: Burdette, Waterman, Sayer, Livingston, Willard, Cunningham, Close and Rizer.
AMRA Feature: L. Bond, B. Adkins, Talbotte, Burdette, Sayer, Mayle, Lovejoy, Waterman, Brookover, Venham, Jr., Swain, Livingston, Roberts, D. Adkins, McDonald, Yates, Foster and Robinson.

Street Stock Heat #1: Barry Fairbanks, Hollywood Jim Ashcraft, Robert (Buger) Garnes, John Powell, Jr., Frank Rouse and Benny Hickle.
Heat #2: Bobby Keith, Steve Bigley, Jeremy Blake, Toad Fordyce, J.R. Crum and Dusty Boley.
Heat #3: Pat Gillian, Anthony Huber, Tony Roush, Mike Martin, Darren Roush and Ronnie Mayle.
Street Stock Feature: Gillian, Fairbanks, Bigley, Martin, Keith, Hickle, Ashcraft, Mayle, Blake, Garnes, T. Roush, Boley, Powell, Jr., Huber, D. Roush, Crum. F.Roush and Fordyce.

Pure Stock Heat #1: Charlie Joy, Scott Robinson, Jeff Wells, Joe Lattea, Justin Powell, Mike Oliver and Shawn Donahue.
Heat #2: Harley Hall, Brian Dotson, Danny Thomas, Tom Murphy, Naaman Heiss, Don Sanders, Joe Hall and Bill Spurlock.
Heat #3: Robert Mayle, Frankie Hall, Mark Hinton, Tim Louaderman, Josh McDaniel, Perry Snyder and Gary Wells. Disqualified Mike Shaffer
Heat #4: Kevin Dotson, Eric Francis, Veryle Louer, Duke Snyder, Terry Martin, Roxanne Hubbard and Jimmie Keith. DNS: Dana Wheeler.
Consi: J. Hall, Powell, Martin, G. Wells, Oliver, Hubbard, McDaniel, P. Snyder and Heiss. DNS: Fordyce, Sanders, Keith, Spurlock and Shaffer.
Pure Stock Feature: Francis, Mayle, F. Hall, Thomas, Robinson, J. Hall, Hinton, D. Snyder, Lattea, B. Dotson, Joy, Louer, Powell, Louaderman, J. Wells, K. Dotson and Murphy.

Four Cylinder Heat #1: Randy Wise, James Rizer, Jeremy Misel, Jeff Stull, Jimmy Charles, Bill Gardner, Chris Carpenter and Bill Wright.
Heat #2: Tyler Carpenter, Charlie Heiss, Sam Heiss, Allan Cary, Joe Misel, D>
.J. Wheeler, Rusty Nutter and Candice Bigham.
Four Cylinder Feature: Rizer, Wise, C. Heiss, T. Carpenter, Cary, Joe Misel, Charles, Stull, C. Carpenter, Gardner, Wheeler, Bigham, Nutter, Wright, Jeramy Misel and S. Heiss.

Conley's Disappointed at Thunder Ridge Finishes, Look Forward to Skyline, K-C

All three Conley’s were a threat to be dealt with, as Rod, R.J. and Delmas all spent time in the Top Five during the feature event. Delmas started on the outside pole and led the majority of the early laps in the event until he made contact with his son Rod, who had just brought out a caution for a flat tire. Delmas stayed on the track for a few laps, but with heavy damage. He ended up with a disappointing 15th place finish.

Rod fixed his flat tire and the left rear quarter panel damage sustained in the incident with his dad and went on to finish a solid 4th place in the event. This was “Hot Rod’s” third straight Top Five finish. R.J., who timed in second fastest, was as high as fourth in the event, but pulled off late in the race and settle for a 10th place finish.

“All three of our cars were fast,” said R.J. from the Conley Trucking shop on Monday. “Dad had the car to beat, but never saw Rod until it was to late. It was a very disappointing night because I think that we all had Top Five cars, but it just didn’t work out that way.”

The Conley’s will be back at it again this weekend, as all three will compete in the $3,000 to win show at Skyline Speedway in Stewart, OH. The following night, Delmas and his two sons will travel to K-C Raceway in Chillicothe, OH for a $7,000 to win Renegade DirtCar Series event. For information on the Skyline event, log on to www.skylinespeedway.com and for information regarding the event at K-C, visit the Renegade website at www.renegadedirtcar.com. You can find the latest in news and information on all three of the Conley’s at their home on the web located at www.conleymotorsportsinc.com.

Mother Nature claims 3 race of the new Year 5/9/03

Next up Friday 5/16/03 Ohio Stars Late Model Show paying $3000.00 to win $300.00 to start. Also includes regular show for AMRA Modifieds, Street Stocks, Pure Stocks and 4 cyl.

RICK AUKLAND WINS LATE MODELS WITH LAST LAP PASS
LARRY BOND CLAMS AMRA DIRT FEVER 25
TERRY ADKINS WINS 4 CYLINDER CYCLONE 20
Friday 5-2-03
By Jack Shutts

A brief rain shower just as hot laps was beginning delayed tonight’s program for about 1hr. and 45 minuets, but with 115 cars in the pits and a very good cloud of spectators Promoters Lou & Roxanne Hubbard sent the track crews out and repacked the track. Hot laps where slow as the track was a little greasy, but as the night went on the track became lightening fast.

In Late Model action Ralph Witham and Larry Bond brought the pack to the green, with Witham taking the early lead. Harold Redman Jr. moved into second on lap 2, and looked to have all the right moves to win tonight’s show, but on lap 10 he made contact with the leader and sent him spinning to the infield. Redman restarted at the rear of the field and retired 7 laps later. On the restart Witham assumed command with Bond and Aukland battling for second, for the next 6 laps the duo swapped 2nd. & 3rd every lap. Aukland made the pass for second stick on lap 16 and began working on the leader. Driving the Ostrum Painting, Impact Racing Decals, Dolen Excavating, Malcuit Engines, Rocket Race Cars #12A, the Zanesville Ohio driver moved to the inside on the last lap coming off turn 4 to pass Witham and garner his first victory at the Skyline Speedway. Following Aukland and Witham where Larry Bond, Mike McDaniel and Dan Morrison.

In the AMRA Modified Dirt Fever 25 invitational Larry Bond and Mark Dickson lead the snarling field to the start. Mark Dickson jump out for the lead with Bond right on his bumper. Ben Atkins moved around Bond for second on lap 5, but Bond regain the second position on lap 13 and took the lead two laps later. Bruce Dennis moved into second on lap 19 and tried every thing to unseat Bond, but could not make the pass on the wily Coolville Ohio veteran. At the strip it was Bond driving the Mike & Joann Quick Racing, Hixson Engines, Ellis Race Cars #10 followed by Dennis, Ben Atkins and a pair of 6th row starters of J.C. Casto and Larry Keefer.

In the Cyclone "20" for four cylinders Killbuck Ohio’s Terry Atkins lead all 20 laps for the win. Mark Adkins passed Matt Long for second coming off turn four on the last lap to take second. Following Long for fourth and fifth where Randy Wise and Charlie Heiss.

In the 20-lap action packed Street Stock feature Hollywood Jim Ashcraft lead laps 1 though 5 before pole setter Joe Memel took over. Memels lead was short lived as Consi winner Pat Gillian who started 16th took the lead on lap 7 and went on to clam the victory driving the Last Lap Performance, Caneparie Race Cars #19c. Following Gillian was rim riding Steve Bigley, 12th starting John Powell Jr., Jumping Joe Memel and Benny Hickel.

In Pure Stock action Frankie Hall picked up win #2 by leading green to checkered in the 12-lap feature. Following Hall was opening night winner Eric Francis, Consi winner Robert Mayle, Harley Hall and Tom Murphy.

SUMMARY

AMRA Modified Fast Time Larry Bond 15:60 sec.
Four Cylinder fast time Terry Atkins 19:60 sec.

Late Model Heat #1: Ralph Witham, Brent Steele, Rick Lucus, Jason Montgumery, Doug Henry, Tommy Moore and Aaron Fleming.
Heat #2: Larry Bond, Mike McDaniel, Rick Aukland, Todd Smith, Larry Williams and Sean Boggess, DNS Greg Mitchell.
Heat #3: Harold Redman Jr., Dave Hackathorn, Dan Morrison, Jay Jenkins, Jim Edmisten and Rod Evens.
Feature: Aukland, Witham, Bond, McDaniel, Morrison, Evens, Smith, Fleming, Moore, Edmistin, Williams, Lucus, Redman Jr., Steele, Hackathorn, Jenkins, Henry and Montgumery.

AMRA Modified Heat #1: Larry Bond, Ben Atkins, Ryan Mayle, Jay Foster, Roy Johnson, Greg Oliver, Matt Yates, Jeremy Berwanger and Phil Dowdy.
Heat #2: Mark Dickson, Danny Talbott, Kenny Johnson, Larry Keefer, Tommy Powell, Darrin McDonald, Racin Jason Perry and Sam Lovejoy.
Heat #3: Bruce Dennis, Doug Atkins, Rick Venham Jr., J.C. Casto, Lee Swain, J.P. Roberts, Todd Rizer and John Burdette.
Consi: Burdette, Lovejoy, Perry, McDonald, Roberts, Dowdy, Oliver and Yates. DNS Rizer & Berwanger.
Feature: Bond, Dennis, B. Atkins, Casto, Keefer, Dickson, Burdette, Foster, Swain,R. Johnson, Powell, Perry, Talbott, Mayle, Lovejoy, G. Atkins, Venham Jr. and K. Johnson.

4 Cyl. Heat #1: Terry Adkins, Tyler Carpenter, Mark Adkins, Matt Long, James Rizer, Jason Andrews, Jeremy Misel, Dennis Adkins and Joe Misel.
Heat #2: Bill Wright, Charels Daugherty, Samuel Heiss, Jeff Stull, Charlie Heiss, Randy Wise, Christopher Carpenter and Jimmy Charles.
Feature: T. Adkins, M. Adkins, Long, Wise, C. Heiss, Joe Misel, Jeremy Misel, Stull, Andrews, Rizer, Carpenter, S. Heiss, D. Adkins, Daugherty and Wright.

Street Stock Heat #1: Joe Memel, Benny Hickel, Ronnie Mayle, John Powell Jr., J.R. Crum, David Akers, Matt Emmerling and Rich Hawkins. DNS: Rod White
Heat #2: Hollywood Jim Ashcraft, Mike Martin, Tony Roush, Darren Roush, James Adams, Jeremy Blake, Larry Tabler and Pat Gillian.
Heat #3: Steve Bigley, Barry Fairbanks, Toad Fordyce, Bobby Kieth, Frankie Roush, Jeremy Jarvis, Jak Hall and Dusty Boley.
Consi: Gillian, Blake, Jarvis, J. Hall, Tabler, Emmerling, Akers, Boley and Hawkins.
Feature: Gillian, Bigley, Powell Jr., Memel, Hickel, Adams, Martin, Fordyce, Kieth, D. Roush, Blake, J. Hall, Ashcraft, Mayle, T. Roush, Fairbanks, F. Roush and Crum.

Pure Stock Heat #1:Frankie Hall, Mike Schafer, Scott Robinson, Mike Shaw, Joe Modispaugh, Kim Santee, Roxanne Hubbard, Bill Spurlock and Josh McDaniel.
Heat #2: Chris Stoots, Harley Hall, Danny Wheeler, Mark Hinton, Don Sanders, Duke Snyder, Brian Dotson, Shawn Donahue, Perry Snyder and Jimmie Kieth.
Heat #3: Erick Francis, Tom Murphy, Richard Smith, Charlie Joy, Gary Wells, Curt Reck and Rex Mayle.
Consi: Robert Mayle, Santee, Dotson, Hubbard, McDaniel, Donahue, P. Snyder, Rex Mayle, D. Snyder, Reck and Keith. DNS: Spurlock.
Feature: F. Hall, Francis, Robert Mayle, H. Hall, Murphy, Smith, Schafer, Robinson, Santee, Joy, Modispaugh, Shaw, Hinton, Wells, Sanders, Dotson and Stotts. DNS Wheeler.

STARS Of Ohio Set To Shine At Skyline Speedway
By: Dustin Jarrett, STARS of Ohio PR

Stewart, OH -- If you're in Ohio on Friday, May 16th, you won't need to look to the sky to see the stars. Instead, the "STARS" will be on the race track at the 3/8-mile Stewart, Ohio oval known as the Skyline Speedway.

Citing the rapidly growing popularity of the STARS Battle of the Bluegrass (BoB) Series, STARS owner and founder Carl Short is looking into the possibility of starting a STARS touring series in the state of Ohio. Short will use the STARS name at the $3000 to win, $300 to start Late Model race at Skyline Speedway on Friday, May 16th to see what kind of interest is shown from both the fans and the drivers.

"The concept behind this race is the same as the STARS BoB Series which has been so successful in Kentucky," Short stated. "We think this same concept is something that is much needed in the state of Ohio. Racing fans in Ohio know that their drivers are some of the best in the country and we'd like to give them an opportunity to shine."

If the May 16th race at Skyline generates enough interest from both the fans and drivers, Short is planning to "officially" start a STARS of Ohio tour in 2004.

"There are so many great racers in and around the Buckeye State that have the skills to run with some of the biggest names in the country but, due to money, time, and/or work restraints, these drivers simply cannot afford to travel very far," Short said. "In addition, many race tracks do not have the ability to hold enough fans to pay the purse and high sanctioning fees of a national series. The STARS of Ohio is just what the local racer needs."

Short continued by saying, "The racers will have a series they can follow that doesn't involve a lot of travel, yet pays better than a regular weekly show. Additionally, these races will be events that fans will want to attend because it will bring some of the best talent from the area together on one race track, not to mention the possibility of a few nationally known drivers showing up at any given time."

Lou and Roxanne Hubbard's Skyline Speedway will be the "test run" for the STARS of Ohio. The race will pay $3000 to win and $300 to start. "We're extremely excited about having Carl here for this race," Lou Hubbard said, "and we certainly believe this race can generate enough interest to allow this thing to go into full swing next year."

Over the course of the last 16 months, the Hubbard's have quickly turned Skyline Speedway into one of the premier Friday night tracks in Ohio. During the off-season, a new concrete wall has been installed on the front stretch replacing the old guardrail, and new restrooms can be found in the pit area as well as the general admission section.

"The Hubbard's are rapidly turning Skyline into a real showplace," Short stated, "and we know the drivers can expect a great surface to race on and the fans can expect to see a well-groomed facility and an outstanding show. Most of the big names from the Mid-Ohio Valley are expected to be on hand as well as some other drivers with a more regional and possibly national 'ring' to them."

Mike Balzano won the first two races of the 2003 season at Skyline Speedway while Steve Lucas picked up the win in the third event, the Topless 50.

Once again, this star-studded spectacular takes place Friday, May 16th at the Skyline Speedway. Skyline Speedway is located east of Athens, Ohio -- 4.4 miles off US Route 50 on County Road 53. For more information, contact Lou and Roxanne Hubbard at 740-989-0567 or call 740-662-4111 on race day. You can also visit their website at www.skylinespeedway.com

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