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Jun 16

This week’s Penn Ohio Racing weekly update… Lernerville held two events this week, starting on Tuesday with Mini Stocks and Vintage cars racing as part of Testing Tuesday. Camden Frantz scored his second at the track in Small Car race 64, he trails Mike Phillipson by one point. Noah Wirginis won in the Vintage cars, his first in the division but second win at the track. Trivia - what division was his first win in? Answer later. Mark Flick leads the points. On Friday night, Jeremy Weaver was Sprint feature 1083 winner for his third in the division. Second place put A.J. Flick back into the point lead by one over Dan Shetler. In Late Model race 1008, it was Levi Yetter the 149thdifferent winner. He enters the win list page between Joe Yakich and Dave Yobe. Alex Ferree continues to lead the points. Garrett Krummert won for the second straight week in the Modified race 923, his third of the year and 18th in the division, getting to within two points of point leader Rex King, Jr. Cody Koteles won in the Pro Stock race 845 for his sixth at the track, as Brett Hutira leads the points. Trivia answer, Noah Wirginis won the 270 Micro sprint feature at the 2020 Stampede. I attended Raceway 7 for their 2026 opener. There were still soft spots around the grounds and a couple of rough spots on the new turns that were moved down. Joel Watson won E-Mod race 445 since 1995, his 66th in the division and 70th at the track. Winning his third straight in RUSH Late Model race 225 was Billy Henry, his 14th in the division and 24that the track. Kole Holden won his sixth at the track in RUSH modified race 47. In Econo Mod feature 188, it was Zack Eller with his fourth in the division, fifth at the track. It stopped Jacob Eucker’s win streak at seven. Branden Porter won the season’s first Crown Vic feature. At Tri-City on Friday it was Brandon Matus stopping the two race winning streak of Brandon Spithaler. It was his fourth at the track in race 490 since 1968, and his first in nearly five years. Despite a DNF, Bob Felmlee is the point leader. Winning his eighth in RUSH Sprint feature 44 was Gale Ruth, Jr. over point leader Blaze Myers. In Pro Stock race 434 it was Curt J. Bish with his ninth in the division, taking a one point lead over Jake Whitling. In RUSH Stock Car race 17, point leader William Baker, Jr. won his seventh. PPMS raced on Saturday with the annual Ed Laboon Memorial for the Pro Stocks and I attended. A.J. Poljak won the race for the first time, his 31st in the division. The current track point leader held off a late charge from Chris Schnieder for the win in division race 778. The RUSH Late Model winner was Brandon Burgoon in race 731, his 17th in the division and 32nd at the track. Burgoon swapped the lead several times in traffic with Jake Gunn, but Gunn settled for second but did take over the point lead. The RUSH Sprints visited and ran their 21st feature with John Mollick winning for the seventh time, and fourth straight. He now has 27 wins at the track with 16 in the crate lates and four in the late models. The Open Four winner in race 168 was Jakob Chipps, his seventh in the division, the third different winner in three races. Bill Tennant took the point lead. Winning for the second straight time in Young Gun race 328 was point leader Ryleigh Heasley. Sharon completed their second show on Saturday. Sprint race 728 was a part of All Star Sprint Speedweek with Zeth Sabo becoming the 178th different winner in the division. Dale Blaney leads the points. The E-Mods raced for the second straight week with Ty Rhoades winning race 339 for his fifth in the division. With six Econo Mod wins he now has 11 wins at the track and took the point lead. I count all events for Sharon track points as they don’t run any kind of regular schedule nor do they track any kind of points. For all of the above tracks, they have their own pages on our website with win lists and tons of info. Tracks are next, which is actually other tracks. Attica and Hidden Valley raced on Friday. Good’s, Jennerstown, Marion Center, Painesville, and Stateline raced on Saturday. Eriez rained out on Sunday. Points and rosters for all of the above are updated on our Tracks page. On to the Touring sanctions, the first group to hit the track this week was the High Limit Sprints with a pair of midweek events. They raced Tuesday at Eagle, NE with point leader Rico Abreu winning. The all time wins leader won his 28th in race 134, topping visitors David Gravel and Garet Williamson. With a two point lead entering the race, Abreu pushed the point lead to 22. Two days later they raced at Shelby County, IA with Tanner Holmes winning his first series event, the 26th different winner at the 52nd track that the series has raced at, over Brent Marks and Tyler Courtney. A DNF cost Abreu the points that he gained, Both races were Midweek series races as well, as Marks now leads the Midweek by three over Abreu with Gio Scelzi dropping from the point lead to third, seven out of the lead. 100 drivers have run Midweek races with 16 running all. After 22 races, Abreu leads the points by eight over Aaron Reutzel. Scelzi is third in points, 21 out of the lead. 173 drivers have raced with 15 running all. The World of Outlaws Sprints had two events scheduled at Knoxville, IA but lost one. Friday’s event was won by Brent Marks, the 14th different winner this season, over Sheldon Haudenschild and Logan Schuchart. Saturday was a weather victim. David Gravel’s point lead is 42 over Carson Macedo, with Buddy Kofoid eight behind him. 199 drivers have raced the 29 events this year with 14 running all. The All Star Sprints kicked off their busy Speedweek on Friday at Attica with Craig Mintz winning over Parker Price-Miller and Zeth Sabo, who won the next night at Sharon over Dale Blaney and Leyton Wagner. Speedweek continues tonight but Kalib Henry leads the series points by 15 over Cale Thomas. Zane DeVault is a distant third, 61 out of the lead. 119 drivers have raced in seven races with nine running all. The BOSS Sprints raced on Saturday at Atomic, OH as Trey Osborne won over Korbyn Hayslett and Jesse Vermillion. It was race 190 for the series and Osborne’s second. 589 drivers have raced all time with the series and we have stats on all of them. After three races it is Vermillion leading the points by three over Hayslett. 52 drivers have raced with seven running all. A Sunday event at Millstream was weathered out. The World of Outlaws Late Models ran a pair of events at West Virginia Motor Speedway. On Friday, Bobby Pierce won his tenth of the season over Dennis Erb, Jr. and Tyler Erb, who won on Saturday for his second of the season over Drake Troutman and Hudson O’Neal. After 29 point races, Pierce leads the points by 18 over Nick Hoffman. Tyler Erb is third, 134 out of the lead. 245 drivers have earned points with 15 running all. Interesting that the World of Outlaws sprints and late models have both run 29 races so far this year. The ISMA Supermodifieds raced twice over the weekend. On Friday at Delaware Speedway in Canada, Tyler Thompson won over Mike Ordway, Jr. and new point leader Tyler Shullick. Saturday’s race at Lancaster, NY was won by Mark Sammut over Mike McVetta and Shullick. After four races, Shullick’s point lead is seven over Ordway, with Trent Stephens two points back. 32 drivers have raced with ten running all. The Reveal The Hammer outlaw pavement late models ran their second event of the season on Saturday at M-40, MI with Tyler Roahrig winning his eighth race in their 34 races, making him the winning series driver. Phil Bozell and Zach Cook were next. Cook and Mark Shook are tied for the point lead. 39 drivers have raced with nine running both. You might not think that is many, but the two tracks that they raced at are 350 miles apart. The NASCAR Cup series on Sunday at Pocono Michigan was by Denny Hamlin for his third straight and fourth of the season, topping point leader Tyler Reddick and William Byron. Tyler Reddick’s point lead is 11 over Hamlin. Ryan Blaney is now third, 76 out of the lead. After 16 races, 53 drivers have raced with 34 running all. It was a bad day for two of the top three in O’Reilly points. Point leader Justin Allgaier won for the fourth time at Pocono, he had a great day. Second in points Jesse Love was 37th, and third in points Corey Day was 38th. Sheldon Creed is now second, 44 out of the lead, with Sammy Smith now third, nine points back. After 17 races, 83 drivers have attempted races with 26 running all. That’s it for this week. All of the above information and much, much more is available here… pennohioracing.com/

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