Penn Can Speedway Results July 25, 2014

Penn Can Speedway Legends of Penn Can Night Results 7-25-14 

COMING EVENTS:

Friday   Aug 1st        270 Roadshow Sprint Series Complete Program: Mods, 602 Spts, SS, 4CYL, FStocks

Friday   Aug 8th        Prelude to the HSN…Waymart Building Center MS Awareness Night

                                  Complete Program: Mods, 602 Spts, SS, 4CYL, FStocks, Xcel Mods

GRAMMES HOLDS OF HARTNETT FOR HARD FOUGHT WIN AT PENN CAN… OLSOMMER, B.GREEN, ALBANESE, BRIGHAM, EASTMAN, AND WINTON ALSO WIN

Susquehanna, PA…Penn Can Speedway welcomed back the “Legends of Penn Can” Friday with another large turn-out of drivers from the past that made history at the three eighths mile oval on Gary’s U-Pull-It Night. Joey Grammes, of Kunkletown, came from the twelveth starting position on the grid to win his second feature of 2014. Ryan Olsommer, from Lake Ariel, continued to be the dominant car in the 602 sportsman claiming another feature win. Butch Green returned to Victory Lane in the street stock division driving the Kinser Hill owned mount. In the factory stocks, Lance Albanese was the winner while Andy Brigham won in the four cylinders. Will Eastman held off Scott Adams to claim another Xcel 600 modified win. In the Vintage car feature Kavin Winton came out on top in the twelve lap exhibition race.

The thirty lap modified feature had Chris Piesecki and Frank Porecca leading the field to the green. With early cautions keeping the field close, Steve Babicek took control. With Babicek out front with Mike Nagel and Brian Malcolm in tow te cars of Joey Grammes and Kevin Hartnett started making their way to the front. Grammes was the first to make his move avaioding some early spins in front of him, he took control with an outside pass of Babicek on lap six. Once out front, cars behind started making their moves to the front in a race that would not see another caution. At the halfway point Grammes lead Babicek, Hartnett, Alan Rudalavave, Mike Nagel, and Ken Titus.

As the race continued, Grammes stayed out front with Hartnett now moving into the second spot. Lap after lap Hartnett moved closer and closer while the race for third, fourth, and fifth was just as intense. Grammes stay strong out in front of a hard charging field and went on to win with Hartnett in second followed by Babicek, Rudalavage, Dan Pompey.

Rookies Alec Genneralli and Todd Titus lead the 602 sportsman field to the flag and battled back and forth for the top spot during the early laps of the twenty lap feature. Racing hard for the top position the two cars came together and spun in turn one slowing the feature and giving the top spot to the third place running car of Ryan Olsommer. Olsommer then battled for the remaining twelve laps with Paul Rooney with Nick Mady, Dusty Barton, and Randy Gates all swapping positions back and forth. Olsommer was able to hold off all challenges and win for another time followed by Rooney, Barton, Mady, and Gates.

The street stock racing at Penn Can week after week has been some of the best racing in the area. The Friday night feature would again hold true with five and sometimes six cars fighting for position and the win. Butch Green jumped to the early lead followed by Ryan Stone and Randy Fox. With Green  out front Stone, Fox, Shane Wolf, and Steve Deinhardt all running tight for position. Lap after lap the cars used every inch of the track trying to get position. Green managed to hold everyone off for his second win of the year. Stone, Fox, Wolf, and Deinhardt rounded out the top five.

In the factory stock feature newcomer Lance Albanese avoided an early caution and took the lead and win his first factory stock event at Penn Can this season. In the four cylinders, Andy Brigham changed his luck and held off a strong field of four cylinders. Brigham held off Dylan Robinson, Frank Kennedy, Don Doster Jr, and Mike Robinson for the win. In the Xcel modifieds, Will Eastman won over Scott Adams, Steve Sherwood, Nick Cinquati, and Kyle Fallis.

PENN NOTES: A great turnout of former drivers came out on “Legends of Penn Can Night”. Track conditions were great for side by side racing. Next week the 270cc sprints make their second appearance of the season. Point battles in all divisions are heating up. The modified division has a number of drivers still in contention for the top prize.

Modified Feature: Joey Grammes, Kevin Hartnett,Steve Babicek, Al Rudalavage, Dan Pompey, Bob Trapper, Mike Nagel Jr, Brian Malcolm, Billy Thornton, Adam MacGeorge, Ken Titus, Frank Porreca, Mike Loney, Mike Schane, Nick Rochinski, Joey Colsten, Bobby Trapper, Brad Shaffer, Chris Piasecki, Mike Dougherty

602 Sportsman Feature: Ryan Olsommer, Paul Rooney, Dusty Barton, Nick Mady, Randy Gates, Brian Mady, Buzz Barton, Rosalyn Trautschold, Todd Titus, Craig Monroe, Ted Mills III, Alec Gennarelli, Nick Branning

Street Stock Feature: Butch Green, Ryan Stone, Randy Fox, Shane Wolf Jr, Steve Deinhardt, Ray Lindquist, Matt Spencer, Chuck Murray, Robert Hill, Kyle Stark, Herb Penny, Dan Force, Eric Boynton, Earl Zimmer

Factory Stock Feature: Lanson Albanese, Kris Shimer, Buck Mills Jr, Ted Mills Jr, Eric Beach, Nathan Hill, Thomas Hampton, Ned Fitch, Levi Davis, Tyler Spickerman, Adam Komar

4 Cylinder Feature: Andy Brigham, Dylan Robinson, Frank Kennedy, Don Doster Jr, Mike Robinson, John Maynard, Keith Beach, Nick Cicon, Sheldon Whitman, Burt Maynard, Nick Kennedy, Jeremy Williams, Ronald Welch, Dan Bryden, DNS, Jim Backowski

Xcel Mod Feature: Will Eastman, Scott Adams, Steve Sherwood, Nick Cinquati, Kyle Fallis, Tim Frantz,, Kamdin Maby, Paul DeRuyter, Kailee Dimorier, Sean Barchik, Drew Fallis, Shaun Burd, Doug Windhausen, Dan Frantz

Mid State Antiques: Kavin Winton, Ron Casty, Mike Cole,Gordie Wood, Brian Moore, Cody Johnson