The issue of clay-court action in central Pennsylvania last weekend was that pilots recovered from injuries to mark the most productive places.
All with the Dover pilot, Chad Trout.
Trout competed well at Williams Grove Speedway on Friday, but caught a wild twist of fate early in the 410-race race at the Cumberland County facility.
Trout’s corridor was destroyed in a twist of fate and went to the hospital for an elbow examination. Trout’s elbow was found to be severely bruised, but it was not broken.
His team surrendered to the paintings and prepared the car on time for the 410 at Lincoln Speedway on Saturday and Trout recovered with a moment position in Adams County Track winner Danny Dietrich and ahead of track-themed leader Freddie Rahmer.
Also at Lincoln on Saturday, Tyler Ross led Jeff Boll/Mike Miller 358’s race to victory from ninth place starting in a recovery performance. Ross then won his 358 qualifying career and had consistently positioned himself on the five most sensible occasions of the 358 scheduled when the car’s transmission broke. In a board car, the transmission passes between the pilot’s legs. When Ross’ pilot’s transmission broke, she hit him on the foot and ankle.
They took him out of the car, but he couldn’t put any weight on that leg. Before he was even taken in the ambulance for review, Ross promised to run his family’s 410 dash the following night at BAPS Motor Speedway in northern York County.
In fact, I arrived at BAPS around the same time as Ross and talked as we waited to sign up for the races. She told me that when the transmission hit him, she hit hard enough to take her shoe off her foot. But he said it was okay.
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I guess it’s true, because Ross continued to lead each and every lap of the 410th race at BAPS and even turned down a sliding task from Danny Dietrich to put his family’s low-budget driving force on the road to victory for his first BAPS 410 board win.
This weekend: The All Star Circuit of Champions is back this weekend.
The action begins Thursday at Grandview Speedway in Berks County for Thunder on the Hill. The All Stars will join Grandview through the normal changed department of the track.
On Friday, the action moves to Williams Grove for the All Stars with the Jack Gunn Memorial Race with 20 twins for 410 dash cars. The race honors former grove promoter Jack Gunn, and the race will pay $4,000 to the winner, plus a $2,000 bonus if the same driving force wins any of the races.
On Saturday, the All Stars move to Lincoln. It was recently announced that Lincoln’s career would be known as Kramer Klash in honor of local racing champion Kramer Williamson, who was fatally wounded in a twist of fate in Lincoln a few years ago. The Kramer Klash will offer $7,300 to win in reminiscence from Williamson’s own Pink Panther drivers, who have used number 73. Legendary cars also compete in Lincoln.
The All Stars end their weekend race in Pennsylvania on Sunday night through prevention at Bedford Fairgrounds in Bedford County in the west.
Sprint cars also have the opportunity to race Saturday at Selinsgrove Speedway in Snyder County, where the time of the jack Gunn Memorial will take place at the weekend. This gives you $5,000 to win, but if the same driving force wins the Williams Grove races and also in Selinsgrove, it has a total value of $18,000 with a $5,000 bonus. If a driving force wins a Williams Grove race and Selinsgrove’s career, the bonus is $1,000. Limited delay models and roadrunners also run in Selinsgrove.
Back-end styles rank first at Port Royal Speedway in Juniata County this weekend, when Lucas Oil’s series of backward styles travel to port for 3 days of racing starting Thursday night.
BAPS Motor Speedway has Saturday action with super sports, plus a 358/360 United Racing Club race and 305 races.
Friday’s display at Trailway Speedway in Adams County will be the Trone Outdoor 358 Sprint Championship. They will also compete micro sprints of 270 cm3, street stock and stocks.
Bryan Householder writes about clay-court racing for The York Dispatch. You can be contacted at [email protected].
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PENNSYLVANIA SPRINT CENTRAL CAR SERIES
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(Victory in parentheses)
1. Danny Dietrich (8) 823
2. Freddie Rahmer (5) 811
3. Brent marks (2) 665
4. Anthony Macri (5) 655
5. Lance Dewease (3) 569
6. Kyle Larson (7) 528
7. Logan Wagner (1) 386
8. Dylan Cisney (2) 382
9. Ryan Smith 374
10th Chase Dietz 353