Modified Twin-50s highlight this Saturday’s action at Mahoning Valley

Modified Twin-50s highlight this Saturday’s action at Mahoning Valley Speedway

Story By: Dino Oberto/Mahoning Valley Speedway

Photos By: Walt Smith/RacersGuide.com

(LEHIGHTON, PA. 9-25-17) Mahoning Valley Speedway will in action his coming Saturday evening, September 30 with a pair of 50-lap Modified features highlighting the line-up of stock car racing at the paved Lehighton ¼-mile oval.
Each Modified feature will pay $1250 to win. The pair of races will also play a key role for several drivers looking to muster important championship points. Both mains will award regular points and while several individuals will be looking to garner as many markers as possible in order to attain a good top-10 standings finish, especially with only three weeks to go, none more so will be looking at this week as a major step to a possible title then Kris Graver and Brian DeFebo.
Graver, who last week won for the fifth time on the season, is number one in the points by 34 over DeFebo, who has won three times.
With good money and the championship picture looming, it has all the makings of an exciting filled night. Late Models, Street Stocks, Dirt Mods, Pro 4s and Hobby Stocks will be running as well.
The Modifieds, Late Models, Street Stocks and Hobby Stocks will contest their respective features as cone races.
Grandstands open at 4:00 pm with heats beginning at 6:00. Adult general admission is $20. $2.00 off admission price for students, seniors 65 + and active Military. Children 10 and under are FREE.
Pits will open at 11:30 am for anyone who would like to partake in early paid practice which will run from 12:30 to 3:30. Regular practice begins at 4:30. Sign-ins are from 3-4:15.
On Saturday, October 7 the Street Stocks will race in a special 75-lap/$900-to-win feature.
Saturday, October 14 is the final points night.
For additional information log onto www.mahoningvalley-speedway.com or on Facebook at Mahoning Valley Speedway. Mahoning Valley Speedway is located on PA route 443 just a few miles west of Lehighton.