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UPCOMING OUTLAW ENDURO SERIES EVENTS AT GRANDVIEW SPEEDWAY:
FRIDAY
JULY 26 – 7PM – Big Car Enduro (75-laps), Small Car Enduro (75-laps),
Junkyard Car Race (50-laps), Blast From the Past Vintage Cars (20-lap
feature), Outlaw 4 X 4 Series Trucks (Heats and Feature)
FRIDAY
AUGUST 30 – 7PM – Big Car Enduro (75-laps), Small Car Enduro (75-laps),
JunkYard Car Race (50-laps), Blast From the Past Vintage Cars (20-lap
Feature), Xcel 600 Modifieds (Heats and Feature)
STEIGERWALT, STORMS AND ROSE BROTHERS CAPTURE VICTORY LANE GLORY SUNDAY AT GRANDVIEW SPEEDWAY…
Bechtelsville PA –
Justen Steigerwalt of Barto powered to his first Big Car Enduro win in
nearly two seasons while rookie competitor Rob Storms of Bowmansville
captured his very first Small Car Enduro victory on a beautiful Sunday
Afternoon at Grandview Speedway. In other Outlaw Enduro Series races
John Rose of Gilbertsville snapped the undefeated streak of John
Bilofsky to win the JunkYard Car contest while his brother Chris Rose of
Gilbertsville steered the same car to victory lane in the Mechanics
race.
In
a little over one month’s time, the Outlaw Enduro Series will shift
into their summer schedule with a pair of Friday night events at
Grandview Speedway. The July 26th
program will feature: Big Car Enduro (75-laps), Small Car Enduro
(75-laps), Junkyard Car Race (50-laps), Blast From the Past Vintage Car
20-lap feature and Outlaw 4X4 Series Trucks (Heats and Feature). On
Friday August 30 the same endurance distance laps will be held along
with a special appearance by the Xcel 600 Modifieds and a 20-lap Blast
From the Past Series Vintage feature. Both events will start at 7PM and
adult general admission to the stands is just $10. Children under the
age of 12 will be free.
The season will continue with a race on Saturday September 28th
with a 6PM starting time. It will be on this night when the Mechanics
Races return to the series. Also, a Ladies Race is being planned on Sept
28th
if positive feedback is received. Those that wish to compete in the
Ladies Race please let the Outlaw Enduro Series know so that plans can
be arranged for a race at that time.
Steigerwalt
is the 2016 Big Car Enduro Champion. He has taken over the controls of
the former Carl Ruppert driven #36. Ruppert, a former 13-time feature
winner in the track’s old Late Model class was on hand Sunday to help
prepare the car for racing. The experience of both competitors paid off
and Steigerwalt drove to the 75-lap victory and celebrated his
daughter’s 2nd birthday in the winner’s circle.
New
Jersey’s Lee Allen moved into the runner-up spot at the event’s halfway
juncture and remained there at the finish. Allen actually was closing
on the leader during the event’s final moments. Seven-time champion Tim
Pauch of Stockton NJ rallied from an earlier crash to take a hard earned
third. Returning after a race off, Brandon Guyer (Ivyland) raced to a
fourth place result. Second generation competitor Jamie Naftzinger
finished a season’s best of fifth.
Rob
Storms has been racing at several different tracks this year and is
quickly raising plenty of eyebrows with his talents. He finished second
in the previous race and drove to a convincing win in this Sunday’s
75-lap event. Rob was joined by a ton of faithful supporters in victory
lane and celebrated the win in style.
Brian
Moyer of Reading tried to chase down the leader but ended up second in
his self-owned #11 machine. Chris Rose held off his brother John Rose as
the pair raced closely for many laps to finish third and fourth
respectively. Despite some mechanical issues, James Yons (Macungie)
still salvaged his fourth top five finish in four races.
In
the 50-lap Junkyard race, John Bilofsky took the lead in the second
half of the event. He was involved in a tangle and called on spinning
out a car which resulted in a one lap penalty. John Rose was racing
closely to the front running Bilofsky and inherited the lead which he
never relinquished. The #1 car only has a few races on it and John Rose
steered to his first win of the season over, Bilofsky, Phil Levering,
Austin Weller and Albert Molina..
In
the 20-lap Mechanics race, C. Rose put on a great show with Doug Guyer
as the raced closely throughout most of the duration with C. Rose
getting the win over D. Guyer, Dan Beckett, Les Blake and Kyle Horning.
In
the Dove Plastics Inc. Blast From the Past Vintage Stock Cars, Brock
Jacobus picked up his first career win in a car he just purchased for
the first time out. Brett Peters won his third Vintage Modified feature
in three starts.
In the Outlaw 4 X 4 Truck main event, Brent Stanley powered his #669 to the checkers.
OUTLAW ENDURO SERIES RESULTS – SUNDAY JUNE 23, 2019
BIG
CAR ENDURO (75-LAPS): 1) 36-Justen Steigerwalt, 2) 98B-Lee Allen, 3)
5-Tim Pauch, 4) 77-Brandon Guyer, 5) 3-Jamie Naftzinger, 6) 99-Tom Wolf,
7) 77R-Jason Duvall, 8) 32-Joe Kunkel, 9) 812-Gary Bronne, 10)
528-Jonathan Bronne, 11) 25T-Travis Guyer, 12) 19B-Joe Biederman, 13)
7x-Scott Riggleman, 14) 41-Nancy Riggleman, 15) 88-Shawn Naftzinger, 16)
88x-Dylan Schantz, 17) 195-Aaron Frazier, 18) 11-Sean Wall, 19) 25-Pat
Hires, 20) 98W-Logan Wentzel, 21) 707-Chuck Keeley, 22) 27-Josh
Ferraiolo, 23) 7-Mike Fiskaldo, 24) 185-Dirk Rimrott, 25) 14-Bob Wink,
26) 95-Scott Lord.
SMALL
CAR ENDURO (75-LAPS): 1) 99x-Rob Storms, 2) 11-Brian Moyer, 3) 98-Chris
Rose, 4) 277- John Rose, 5) 53-James Yons, 6) 79-Kelly Frantz, 7)
L39-Linsey Rummel, 8) 73-Michael Bentley, 9) 54-Tyler Schmeltzle, 10)
93-Cody Anderson, 11) 185-Matt Peck, 12) X50-Derek Walsh, 13) 44-Brendon
Hires, 14) 39-Phil Levering, 15) 41-Jill Kohl, 16) 24-Eric Spengler,
17) 33-Tim Jones.
JUNKYARD
CAR RACE (50-LAPS): 1) 1-John Rose, 2) 17-John Bilofsky, 3) 7-Phil
Levering, 4) 11A-Austin Weller, 5) 73-Albert Molina, 6) 002-Cody
Anderson, 7) 341x-Darrel Herman, 8) 34-Brian Miller, 9) 88-Matt Peck,
10) 391-Tyler Bilofsky, 11) 30-Nicole Garey. DQ: 11-Brian Moyer (Tire)
MECHANICS
RACE (20-LAPS): 1) 1) 1-Chris Rose, 2) 77-Doug Guyer, 3) 7x-Dan
Beckett, 4) 5-Les Blake, 5) 88-Kyle Horning, 6) 39-Tom Kelly.
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