Attica Raceway Park (OH)

Harrison Wins at Attica

ATTICA, Ohio (Sept. 3, 2005) - Burgoon's Daivd Harrison scored the 410 feature victory, with Paul Weaver picking up his fourth win of the year in the Coors Light 305 sprints, and 66-year-old Art Ball taking the checkered flag in the limited late model main.

Harrison led all 28 laps in the 410 sprints, but had to survive several cautions and a red, that nearly ended the night's racing when Danny Mumaw got over the front stretch wall, knocking out the track's lights. Thanks to track electrician Jerry Lowry, the lights came back on and the racing resumed.

While Harrison banged off the deep cushion around the top side to build a big lead, the battle was fast and furious for second between Reed, John Ivy, Todd Kane, Keith Baxter and Craig Mintz.

The first caution flew on lap four for a stalled Lee Jacobs. The running order was Harrison, Baxter, Ivy, Mike Brecht, Craig Mintz, Reed, Kane, Mark Keegan, Todd Heller, Mumaw and Mike Linder, up from 16th.

On the restart, the car on the move was Mintz, as he moved arond Brecht and was challenging Ivy for third when the red flew on lap eight for Mumaw's tumble over the front stretch wall. On the restart, disaster struck for Mintz as he jumped the ledge in turn two and stalled for the caution. The running order was Harrison, Ivy, Baxter, Brecht, Reed, Keegan and Kane.

Harrison again built a big lead on the restart. The action for second through sixth heated up over the next 14 laps until the caution would fly on lap 23 for a Mark Keegan spin. Harrison had a lapped car cushion over Ivy and Reed on the restart with five laps remaining and would cruise to the win. Ivy and Reed would battle hard for the runner-up spot, with Ivy getting the advantage at the checkered. Reed, Kane and Baxter would round out the top five.

"We put in our old motor that we've won with before and it did the trick again," said Harrison beside his Doug Ludwig Motorsports #10 sponsored by Crown Battery, Fremont Federal Credit Union, Snyder's Floor Covering, B&S Construction. "This crew has worked hard in the garage the past month...we had to do our homework because Mike Linder has been waxing us."

Reed, the 2003 Attica track championship, was satisfied with another title.

"I love racing at Attica...you can drive hard here. I'm so proud of my family and crew...they work so hard on this," said Reed beside his Reebar Diecasting, ProShocks sponsored sprint car. "I'm so proud to run with this group of racers...they are some of the toughest in the country."

Weaver bolted around front row starters Jed Prater and Coty Runion to grab the lead at the start of the Coors Light 305 sprint feature and led all 25 laps for his fourth victory of the season at Attica.The only caution would fly on lap 22 for a stalled Mark Whaley, which helped Weaver, who had gotten bottled up in lapped traffic, allowing Bryan Scott to close. Weaver would cruise the win over Scott, Andy Shammo, who nipped Runion for third, and Prater rounding out the top five.

"It helps to start up front. I thought once I got into the lead I could cruise a little, but those lapped cars made me race hard," said Weaver besides his Ace Engines, Weaver-Coonce Construction sponsored sprinter. "I have to thank Dee Genzman...he owns all of this now, and my wife Andrea who was my only crew here tonight."

Fostoria's Jamie Miller, who started the year winning the first six feature events at Attica, claimed the track's 2005 championship for the Coors Light 305 Sprints.

"I've won a lot of races...more than I could have ever imagined. I never thought when we started this four years ago I'd win a track championship," said Miller beside his Rowmark Plastics, Mike's Speciality Canvas sponsored sprinter. "I have to thank my dad (Skip) and my entire family and crew for all the sacrifices they have made for me to race and have fun."

410 SPRINTS

Budweiser Heat 1 (top 5 to A): 1. Craig Mintz (8s); 2. Mike Brecht (m20); 3. Byron Reed (5r); 4. Lee Jacobs (16); 5. Andrew Palker (K); 6. Troy Vacarro (7t); 7. Mike Linder (3L); 8. Rodney Duncan (53); 9. Jeremy Aumend (06); 10. Phil Gressman (1r)

Bell Helmets Heat 2 (top 5 to A): 1. David Harrison (10); 2. Cody White (26); 3. Todd Heller (14h); 4. Todd Kane (78); 5. Danny Mumaw (16m); 6. Jon Finsel (F1); 7. Bruce Robenalt (98); 8. Brian Smith (55); 9. Mike Burkin (48); 10. Caleb Griffith (2)

B&B Oval Track Supplies Heat 3 (top 5 to A):1. Mark Keegan (X); 2. John Ivy (5i); 3. Ricky Ferkel (0); 4. Keith Baxter (1b); 5. Bryan Grove (45); 6. Cory Seeling (97); 7. Jason Dukes (3d); 8. Matt Lucius (1a); 9. Aaron Middaugh (91)

B-Main (top 4 to A): 1. Mike Linder (3); 2. Jon Finsel (F1); 3. Troy Vacarro (7t); 4. Jason Dukes (3); 5. Rodney Duncan (53); 6. Cory Seeling (97); 7. Brian Smith (55); 8. Matt Lucius (1a); 9. Bruce Robenalt (98); 10. Aaron Middaugh (91); 11. Phil Gressman (1r); 12. Mike Burkin (48); 13. Jeremy Aumend (06); 14. Caleb Griffith (2)(DNS).

A-Main (28 laps)(starting position):1. David Harrison (1); 2. John Ivy (3); 3. Byron Reed (10); 4. Todd Kane (9); 5. Keith Baxter (2); 6. Mike Brecht (7); 7. Todd Heller (4); 8. Troy Vacarro (18); 9. Andrew Palker (13); 10. Rodney Duncan (20); 11. Mike Linder (16); 12. Mark Keegan (12); 13. Craig Mintz (8); 14. Cody White (11); 15. Cory Seeling (alternate, Ricky Ferkel was unable to start); 16. Bryan Grove (15); 17. Jason Dukes (19); 18. Jon Finsel (17); 19. Danny Mumaw (14); 20. Lee Jacobs (6)

COORS LIGHT 305 SPRINTS:

Advanced Limo Heat 1(top 4 to A):1. Brad Bowman (55); 2. Chris Andrews (15c); 3. Stuart Brubaker (35); 4. Craig Kays (9); 5. Duane Zablocki (9z); 6. Dustin Dinan (5); 7. Mark Lang (65); 8. Brad Haudenschild (7)

Griff's Engines Heat 2(to 4 to A): 1. Coty Runion (49); 2. Andy Shammo (48s); 3. Jamie Miller (4m); 4. Josh Hill (9h); 5. Todd Heuerman (18); 6. Chris Lang (29); 7. Scott Kraylek (21); 8. Brett Lane (12)

Attica Eagles Aerie 4112 Heat 3(top 4 to A): 1. Ryan Lowe (66L); 2. Jed Pratter (33); 3. Kevin Lee (02); 4. Jim Taddeo (4t); 5. Brad Keckler (3k); 6. Mark Pridemore (25p); 7. Jason Hill (95)

Napa Auto Parts of Bryan Heat 4 (top 4 to A): 1. Paul Weaver (1w); 2. Bryan Scot (37z); 3. Roger Shammo (10); 4. Mark Whaley (34); 5. Dan Hammond (22d); 6. Steve Rando (19r); 7. Dustin Keegan (22x).

B-Main (top 4 to A): 1. Todd Heuerman (18); 2. Chris Lang (29); 3. Duane Zablocki (9z); 4. Steve Rando (19r); 5. Mark Pridemore (25p); 6. Scott Kraylek (21); 7. Mark Lang (65); 8. Jason Hill (95); 9. Dan Hammond (22d); 10. Bret Lane (12); 11. Brad Haudenschild (7); 12. Dustin Dinan (5); 13.Dustin Keegan (22x); 14. Brad Keckler (3k)(DNS)

A-Main (20 laps)(starting position):1. Paul Weaver (4); 2. Bryan Scott (7); 3. Andy Shammo (9); 4. Coty Runion (2); 5. Jed Prater (1); 6. Jamie Miller (11); 7. Roger Shammo (8); 8. Todd Heuerman (17); 9. Ryan Lowe (12); 10. Brad Bowman (3); 11. Kevin Lee (5); 12. Josh Hill (14); 13. Stuart Brubaker (6); 14. Craig Kays (13); 15. Duane Zablocki (19); 16. Steve Rando (20); 17. Jim Taddeo (15); 18. Mark Whaley (16); 19. Chris Andrews (10); 20. Chris Lang (18)

Linder Sweeps Summer Nationals

ATTICA, Ohio (Saturday, Aug. 27, 2005) - Everyone kept telling Mike Linder, "it's easy to win when you start up front. Wait until you get some competition." Well, the Fremont, Ohio driver, started up front Saturday against some of the best sprint car competition you'll find in the Midwest, and he proceeded to win $5,000 and sweep both nights of the first Attica Raceway Park Summer Nationals, having won the night before.

Linder claimed his fourth straight win at Attica and his sixth of the year at the track, leading all 40 laps of the Budweiser Main Event to earn $5,000.

"The guys kept ribbing me in the pits telling me, 'yeah, you've had it pretty easy...wait until that 15k car (three time and defending All Star champion Chad Kemenah) starts beside you. Well, Chad started outside of us in row one tonight. Not to sound cocky, or take anything away from Chad...he's one of the best in the country....but we beat him tonight," said Linder beside his Andy James Motorsports J&J sprinter. "I have to thank Andy James...he's the best owner in the world. He never questions anything we do and gives us everything we need to win."

Coming into the weekend, Risingson's Mike Dussell seemed like a long-shot to win the 2005 Elwer Fence NRA 360 championship. But, the driver of the Tim Hogan's Dalton Georgia Carpet's sprint car proceeded to sweep the weekend's events, including leading all 30 laps of Attica's $1,500-to-win feature to claim the title.

"No one gave us a shot to win this thing. Coming into the weekend we knew we had to win all of it to have a shot...this is incredible," said Dussell. "On that last restart, I knew David Harrison was behind me and I had to drive it perfectly or he'd get around me. This car just kept getting better the longer the race went."

In the 410 sprint main, Linder, who started on the pole by virtue of accumulating the most points in his heat (points were awarded on where you finished and passing points, where he started sixth and finished second, earning 63 points, including 57 for second and sixth for passing four cars), got a good bite off the bottom of turn four, and jumped in front of Kemenah. Linder utilized the rim of the race track, but the caution would fly with one scored lap in, as Dean Jacobs spin in turn three. Linder built a big lead on the restart, only to see it wiped away on lap five for an Andrew Palker spin. Kemenah stayed within striking distance on the restart, with Brock Mayes, Mark Keegan and a fast closing Lee Jacobs in tow.

Linder's advantage would disappear again on lap 11 for another yellow for Tim Hunter. When the green flag fell again, all eyes were on Byron Reed, who, for the second straight night, was making a charge from deep in the back, as he had moved from 19th to eighth. Just as Linder was getting into lapped traffic, allowing Kemenah to close on lap 17, the caution flew for a Jeremy Campbell spin. The running order at the halfway mark was Linder, Kemenah, Jacobs, Mark Keegan, Mayes and Reed.

The caution would fly for the final time on lap 29, for debris on the track - the left rear shock of Reed, religating him to the tail and ending his great run.

Linder set sail on the restart and seemed to have the race in control. But, a slip up in turn two on lap 32 nearly proved costly to Linder, as he jumped the cushion, allowing Kemenah to move beside him. Linder regained his composure and moved into a big lead which he held to the checkered flag. Kemenah was second for the second straight night, followed by Mayes, Keegan and Dale Blaney.

"Boy, I about gave that one away when I drove'er in too hard. I have to thank Janet Holbrook (Attica promoter) for running this deal. And how about the efforts of Jeff Potts (race director), Gene Frankart and all the track crew who worked their tails off to give us a great race track tonight. They got a lot of rain here this afternoon, and this place was smooth and racey," said Linder. "Luck is just falling our way. Just as we were about to get into lapped traffic, the caution would fall. If we don't win another race all year, I'll fell as though I had the greatest season of my life."

In the NRA 360 sprints, Tim Allison brought a 15-point lead in the championship hunt into the night's races. Darren Long and Dussell, who had picked up the win the night before at Lima, were tied for second.

Dussell jumped into the lead from his pole staring spot and held on over several restarts for the win and the championship.

David Harrison, who was pulling double duty, running both the 410 sprint and 360 sprint, settled for second, with Attica 305 sprint regular Chris Andrews third, Mike Brecht - who was also driving both a 410 and 360 sprint - fourth, and 305 sprint regular Paul Weaver making his way from 17th up to fifth.

410 Super Sprints (Heats paid 60 points to win, 57 points for second, 54 points for third and a three point breakdown after. Also, drivers earned 1.5 points for every position they advanced from their original starting spot. The top 16 in points following the heats were locked into the A-main with the top point man starting pole and so on.)

Heat 1 - Budweiser 1. X-Mark Keegan; 2. 3L-Mike Linder; 3. 29-Dean Jacobs; 4. K-Andrew Palker; 5. 5I-John Ivy; 6. 55-Brian Smith; 7. 26-Cody White; 8. 10C-Jeremy Campbell; 9. 15M-Jamie Martin;

Heat 2 - Bell Helmets 1. 3-Jason Dukes; 2. 16-Lee Jacobs; 3. 22-Greg Wilson; 4. 8C-Bobby Clark; 5. OH-Tim Hunter; 6. 9X-Rob Chaney; 7. 18S-Doug Stanley; 8. M20-Mike Brecht;

Heat 3 - B&B Oval Track Supplies 1. 10-David Harrison; 2. 15K-Chad Kemenah; 3. 2X-Dale Blaney; 4. 16M-Danny Mumau; 5. 1A-Matt Lucius; 6. 97S-Aaron Shaffer; 7. 91-Aaron Middaugh; 8. 27-Scott Euler; 9. OF-Rickey Ferkel;

Heat 4 - CRC Brake Cleaner 1. 11B-Brock Mayes; 2. 53-Rodney Duncan; 3. 8S-Craig Mintz; 4. 37Z-Brian Scott; 5. 78-Todd Kane; 6. 5R-Byron Reed; 7. 60-Jody Keegan; 8. 45-Brian Grove;

B-Main - Top 6 to the A 1. OH-Tim Hunter; 2. 37Z-Brian Scott; 3. 5R-Byron Reed; 4. 97S-Aaron Shaffer; 5. 10C-Jeremy Campbell; 6. 55-Brian Smith; 7. M20-Mike Brecht; 8. 78-Todd Kane; 9. 1A-Matt Lucius; 10. 9X-Rob Chaney; 11. 91-Aaron Middaugh; 12. 18S-Doug Stanley; 13. 15M-Jamie Martin; 14. 26-Cody White; 15. 27-Scott Euler; 16. 60-Jody Keegan; 17. 45-Brian Grove; 18. OF-Rickey Ferkel; 19. 7K-Butch Schroeder;

A-Main 40 Laps (starting spot) 1. 3L-Mike Linder(1); 2. 15K-Chad Kemenah)2); 3. 11B-Brock Mayes(3); 4. X-Mark Keegan(4); 5. 2X-Dale Blaney(9); 6. 16-Lee Jacobs(8); 7. 22-Greg Wilson(6); 8. 8S-Craig Mintz(11); 9. 10-David Harrison(7); 10. 29-Dean Jacobs(12); 11. 5I-John Ivy(15); 12. 53-Rodney Duncan(10); 13. 37Z-Brian Scott(18); 14. K-Andrew Palker(14); 15. 10C-Jeremy Campbell(21); 16. 16M-Danny Mumau (16); 17. 55-Brian Smith(22); 18. 8C-Bobby Clark(13); 19. 5R-Byron Reed(19); 20. OH-Tim Hunter(17); 21. 3-Jason Dukes(5); 22. 97S-Aaron Shaffer(20);

NRA 360 Sprints Heat 1 - University of Northwestern Ohio - Top 5 to the A 1. 27-Jeremy Durst; 2. 48B-Mike Burkin; 3. 6-Mike Dussel; 4. 62-Dwain Lieber; 5. 1KW-Kent Wolters; 6. 11K-Troy Kingman; 7. O6-Jeremy Aumend; 8. 98-Eddir Rhine; 9. 2N-Jack Nevell; 10. 82-Mike Miller;

Heat 2 - University of Northwestern Ohio - Top 5 to the A 1. 10-David Harrison; 2. 25P-Mark Pridemore; 3. 48S-Andy Shammo; 4. 5W-Jeff Williams; 5. 38M-Nick Mulheim; 6. 5D-Dustin Dinan; 7. 12G-Caleb Griffith; 8. 1PW-Paul Weaver; 9. 11A-Tim Allison;

Heat 3 - University of Northwestern Ohio - Top 5 to the A 1. M20-Mike Brecht; 2. 15C-Chris Andrews; 3. 37A-Matt Alloway; 4. 18-Todd Heuerman; 5. 97-Cory Seeling; 6. 22D-Dennis Yoakam; 7. 38K-Brad Knab; 8. 7-Darren Long; 9. 21C-Tom Conrad Jr.; 10. 35-Stuart Brubaker;

B-Main - Hossier Tire - Top 5 to the A 1. 11A-Tim Allison; 2. 1PW-Paul Weaver; 3. 22D-Dennis Yoakam; 4. 38K-Brad Knab; 5. 7-Darren Long; 6. 5D-Dustin Dinan; 7. 98-Eddir Rhine; 8. 12G-Caleb Griffith; 9. 11K-Troy Kingman; 10. O6-Jeremy Aumend;

A-Main - Elwer Fence 30 Laps (starting spot) 1. 6-Mike Dussel (1); 2. 10-David Harrison(9); 3. 15C-Chris Andrews(14); 4. M20-Mike Brecht(12); 5. 1PW-Paul Weaver(13); 6. 97-Cory Seelin(15); 7. 11A-Tim Allison(16); 8. 27-Jeremy Durst(6); 9. 1KW-Kent Wolters(13); 10. 22D-Dennis Yoakam(18); 11. 62-Dwain Lieber(7); 12. 38M-Nick Mulheim(14); 13. 18-Todd Heuerman(2);14. 37A-Matt Alloway(10); 15. 38K-Brad Knab(19); 16. 48B-Mike Burkin(3); 17. 25P-Mark Pridemore(11); 18. 7-Darren Long(20th); 19. 5W-Jeff Williams(5); 20. 48S-Andy Shammo(8);

Linder Wins "Summer Nationals" Prelim

ATTICA, Ohio (Friday, Aug. 26, 2005) - "Luck is when opportunity meets preparation"

That saying adorns the wall in Mike Linder's race shop in Fremont. And, it fits the second generation sprint driver to a tee. Linder lead all 30 laps at Attica Raceway Park Friday for his second straight victory and his fifth of the season at the track on opening night of the first ever Attica Summer Nationals on Pyramid Recruiting Offices of Tiffin Night.

"I've said it every time...it helps when you start up front. But, you have to finish there and that's where all the hard work by my crew throughout the week pays off," said Linder beside his Beaverdam Contracting/Linder's Speed Equipment J&J sprinter. "We really hadn't been tested yet, but when that 15K car (three-time All Star Circuit of Champions point winner Chad Kemenah) is in the field you had better be good. I knew Chad was coming...I just had to keep hitting my marks. A couple of times I almost blew it by getting into the cushion a little too hard in turn four."

Fremont's Ryan Lowe led all 25 laps of the Coors Light 305 Sprint feature to claim his first ever Attica victory. It wasn't easy though, as he held off a hard-charging Paul Weaver who closed to within Lowe's rear bumper at the end.

"We've been getting better each week. We finally got to start up front. I knew someone was coming...I could hear him (Weaver). The car just kept getting better and better as the race went on," said Lowe beside his Tommy Leaser/CFIC Home Mortgage/JAM Racing sponsored sprinter.

Bellevue's John Bores held off a last lap charge by Larry Kingseed to claim his third limited late model victory of the year at Attica.

"I didn't realize Larry was that close at the end. I just tried to keep the car straight and be patient with back markers," said Bores beside his Masterbuilt late model.

Fremont's Art Howey Jr. was awarded the Coors Light Dirt Truck feature win after Danny Roepke and Brian Arnold got together coming out of turn four on the last lap, leaving Arnold sideways on the track and Roepke disqualified.

"I knew with Danny Roepke and Brian Arnold up there I might get a chance. I just had to worry about Bob Dible sneaking under me. We finally got one of these," said an elaged Howey beside his www.cros.net sponsored truck.

In the 410 sprint main, Linder jumped into the lead from his outside front row starting spot, utilizing the track's outer rim to build a big advantage. That would be wiped out on lap three when the yellow flew for a Brock Mayes spin. Tim Hunter also retired from the race with a broken left front hub. On the restart, Linder built a big lead over Mike Brecht, Jeremy Campbell, David Harrison and John Ivy.

The caution would fly a lap later for a Mark Keegan spin, with Harrison moving around Campbell into third. Action would come to a halt the next lap when Phil Gressman got upside down in turn two. Once the green flew again, Linder set sail, building a huge lead again over the next 15 laps.

Meanwhile, the action behind Linder was heating up, as Kemenah moved into the top five. All eyes were on Dale Blaney and Byron Reed, as they charged from their 14 and 18th starting spot respectively, into the top seven.

The final caution would fall on lap 20 for a Rob Chaney spin. This time Linder had two lapped cars between himself and second place David Harrison, Brecht and Kemenah.On the restart, Kemenah got around both Brecht and Harrison, but struggled for three laps getting around lapped traffic. Meanwhile, Blaney moved into fourth on lap 27, bring Reed up to
fifth.

At the checkered, Linder held a car and half advantage of Kemenah, with Blaney, Reed and Harrison rounding out the top five.

In the Coors Light 305 Sprint A-main, Lowe jumped into the lead from his pole starting spot, with Stuart Brubaker and Kevin Lee battling for second. Lowe built a sizeable lead when he hit lapped traffic, allowing the field to close. Fortunately for Lowe, the yellow flew, giving him a clear track.

Lowe was able to build a lead again, but the large crowd was watching the charge of Weaver. Weaver's wife Andrea drove the car in the heat, failing to qualify for the main feature. Weaver had to start on the tail of the B, and finished second to transfer to the 17th starting spot for the A-main. He used the exterme low groove to work his way to the front, and with three laps to go closed rapidly on Lowe. As Lowe took the white flag, Weaver moved in on his bumper down the back stretch. Lowe took the bottom away from Weaver through turns three and four and went on to the victory. Craig Kays was third, with Brubaker and Jamie Miller rounding out the top
five.

410 Super Sprints
Heat 1 - Budweiser - Top 4 to the A
1. 5I-John Ivy; 2. 8S-Craig Mintz; 3. M20-Mike Brecht; 4. 8C-Bobby Clark; 5. 5R-Byron Reed; 6. 37Z-Bryan Scott; 7. 99-Alvin Roepke; 8. 98-Bruce Robenalt;

Heat 2 - Bell Helmets - Top 4 to the A
1. X-Mark Keegan; 2. 15K-Chad Kemenah; 3. 11B-Brock Mayes; 4. 2X-Dale Blaney; 5. 12-Tim Hunter; 6. 14H-Todd Heller; 7. 26-Cody White;

Heat 3 - B&B Oval Track Supplies - Top 4 to the A
1. K-Andrew Palker; 2. 10C-Jeremy Campbell; 3. 3L-Mike Linder; 4. 9X-Rob Chaney; 5. 2-Caleb Griffith; 6. 46-Ryan Coniam; 7. 53-Rodney Duncan; 8. 16-Lee Jacobs;

Heat 4 - CRC Brake Cleaner - Top 4 to the A
1. 1R-Phil Gressman; 2. 10-David Harrison; 3. 11M-Brandon Martin; 4. 22-Greg Wilson; 5. 55-Brian Smith; 6. 11N-Ed Neumeister; 7. 45-Bryan Grove;

B-Main - Top 4 to the A
1. 12-Tim Hunter; 2. 5R-Byron Reed; 3. 37Z-Bryan Scott; 4. 46-Ryan Coniam; 5. 55-Brian Smith; 6. 53-Rodney Duncan; 7. 99-Alvin Roepke; 8. 45-Bryan Grove; 9. 98-Bruce Robenalt; 10. 11N-Ed Neumeister; 11. 14H-Todd Heller; 12. 26-Cody White; 13. 91-Aaron Middaugh; 14. 2-Caleb Griffith;

A-Main 30 Laps (starting spot)
1. 3L-Mike Linder (2); 2. 15K-Chad Kemenah(9); 3. 2X-Dale Blaney(14); 4. 5R-Byron Reed(18); 5. 10-David Harrison(3); 6. 10C-Jeremy Campbell(4); 7. 5I-John Ivy(6); 8. X-Mark Keegan(8); 9. 22-Greg Wilson(16); 10. M20-Mike Brecht(1); 11. 8S-Craig Mintz(7);12. K-Andrew Palker(12);13. 11M-Brandon Martin(11); 14. 9X-Rob Chaney(15) 15. 37Z-Bryan Scott(19);16. 55-Brian Smith(20); 17. 8C-Bobby Clark(13); 18. 11B-Brock Mayes(10); 19. 1R-Phil Gressman(5); 20. 12-Tim Hunter(17) Note: Ryan Coniam was disqualified for improper conduct in the pit area, putting Smith into the feature.

Coors Light 305 Sprints
Heat 1 - Advanced Limo Services - Top 5 to the A
1. 15C-Chris Andrews; 2. 72-Daniel Smith; 3. 10-Roger Shammo; 4. 66L-Ryan Lowe; 5. 9H-Josh Hill; 6. 33-Jed Prater; 7. 22D-Dan Hammond; 8. 34-Mark Whaley; 9. 95-Jason Hill;

Heat 2 - Griff's Engines - Top 5 to the A
1. 48S-Andy Shammo; 2. 9-Craig Kays; 3. 5-Dustin Dinan; 4. O2-Kevin Lee; 5. 25P-Mark Pridemore; 6. 18-Todd Heuerman; 7. O7-Scott Mominee; 8. 7-Brad Haudenschild;

Heat 3 - Attica FOE, Eagles Aerie 4112 - Top 5 to the A
1. 4M-Jamie Miller; 2. 35-Stuart Brubaker; 3. 55-Brad Bowman; 4. 4T-Jim Taddeo; 5. 49-Coty Runion; 6. 48-Mike Burkin; 7. 1W-Paul Weaver; 8. 65-Mark Lang; 9. 9Z-Duane Zablocki;

B-Main - Top 5 to the A
1. 18-Todd Heuerman; 2. 1W-Paul Weaver; 3. 33-Jed Prater; 4. 22D-Dan Hammond; 5. 48-Mike Burkin; 6. 95-Jason Hill; 7. 7-Brad Haudenschild; 8. 34-Mark Whaley; 9. 65-Mark Lang;

A-Main 25 Laps(starting spot)
1. 66L-Ryan Lowe(1); 2. 1W-Paul Weaver(17); 3. 9-Craig Kays(3); 4. 35-Stuart Brubaker(2); 5. 4M-Jamie Miller(9); 6. 48S-Andy Shammo(11); 7. O2-Kevin Lee(4); 8. 49-Coty Runion(15); 9. 5-Dustin Dinan(8); 10. 15C-Chris Andrews(12); 11. 10-Roger Shammo(6); 12. 9H-Josh Hill(13); 13. 55-Brad Bowman(5); 14. 22D-Dan Hammond(19); 15. 33-Jed Prater(18); 16. 25P-Mark Pridemore(14); 17. 4T-Jim Taddeo(10); 18. 72-Daniel Smith(7); 19. 48-Mike Burkin(20); 20. 18-Todd Heuerman(16)

Linder Stays Hot at Attica

ATTICA, Ohio (Friday, Aug. 19, 2005) - Mike Linder still has to pinch himself. The Fremont, Ohio driver is living a dream this season, as he dominated the Mid-American Sprint Series field at Attica Raceway Park Friday for his fourth win of the season at "Ohio's Finest Friday Night Racing" venue. He has also scored four wins at Fremont Speedway in 2005.

"I've said it after every feature, but I mean it...I can't believe we are doing this," said Linder beside his Andy James Motorsports sprinter. "It helps to start up front, and I got a good run on Chad (Blonde) on the start and got to the high side. It looked like in the B the track was taking rubber in some spots up top and I knew I had to get there before Byron (Reed) or I wasn't going to win."

Fostoria's Scott Kraylek traded slide jobs with Andy Shammo on a restart with five laps to go in the Coors Light 305 sprints and went on to claim the victory.

"It's about time...we've been second so many times this year," said Kraylek beside his RDB, Beckensun Trucking sponsored car. "I hated to slide Andy like that, but that's for the win...you do what you have to do. I have to thank O'Flaherty Racing Engines...if it weren't for that guy I probably wouldn't be racing.

"We've worked so hard over the past few years to get here," said Warnick. "Wow, that was fun...it feels so good to finally get one."

"This Clouse Construction Pierce Engineering crew worked so hard to rebuild this thing after we destroyed it at Fremont awhile back...we're finally figuring it out," said Ball who has, as he described it, "something like 270 feature victories" in his career.

In the Mid-American Sprint Series 30-lap main, Linder jumped into the lead from his pole starting spot, Blonde, fast qualifier Bobby Clark and five-time Attica winner Byron Reed in tow. Reed would move into third on lap five and challenge Blonde for second. Linder would fly around the top rim of the track and build a sizeable lead when he hit lapped traffic by the seventh circuit. Eight laps into the race, Clark started to make his move, going around Blonde and Reed into second.

The first and only caution flew on lap 22, with Linder holding a three-lapped-car cushion over Clark, Reed, Andrew Palker and Bryan Scott.

Linder would set sail on the restart and win easily over Clark, Reed, Lee Jacobs and Mark Keegan.

"These J&J's are pretty good race cars. I see one finished second. You had better get one if you're going to win around here," said Linder of his Beaverdam Contracting sponsored #3.

"My brother took over crew chief duties a couple of weeks ago...he hadn't really been around these things for awhile and he's learned a lot very quickly," said Clark of his second place run.

In the Coors Light 305 sprint main, Andy Shammo jumped into the lead from his pole starting spot while Mark Lang, Scott Kraylek and Paul Weaver battled for second. Kraylek avoid disaster halfway through when a car tried to get off the track right in front of him, forcing Kraylek to drive on the outside horse track, losing valuable ground. He would race his way around Lang just as the caution flew with five laps remaining, setting up the dramatic five-lap shoot out. Kraylek would win ove Shammo, Weaver, Lang and Chris Andrews.

Mid-American Sprint Series 410 sprints Qualifications: 1. Bobby Clark (8c), 12.771; 2. Byron Reed (5r), 12.774; 3. Andrew Palker (K), 12.886; 4. David Harrison (10), 12. 952; 5. Kelly Kinser (4k), 13.000; 6. Phil Gressman (1r); 13.040; 7. Mike Brecht (m20), 13.083; 8. Mike Linder (3), 13.156; 9. Chad Blonde (5b), 13.217; 10. Mark Keegan (X), 13.239; 11. Bryan Scott (37z), 13.307; 12. Dean Jacobs (29x), 13.320; 13. Bryan Grove (45), 13.361; 14. Brandon Martin (11m), 13.383; 15. Rodney Duncan (53), 13.409; 16. Bryan Sebetto (7B), 13.419; 17. Craig Mintz (8s), 13.458; 18. Lee Jacobs (13.459); 19. Chad Levingston (67), 13.463; 20. Brock Mayes (11b), 13.511; 21. Bruce Robenalt (98); 13.558; 22. Tom Busch (4b), 13.607; 23. Alvin Roepke (99), 13.633; 24. Matt Lucius (1a), 13.818;25. Patrick Haynes (5h), 13.846; 26. Chuck Wilson (31), 13.849; 27. Curt Trainer (36), 14.003; 28. Cody White (26), 14.004; 29. John Ivy (5i), 14.007; 30. Ron Blair (35), 14.017; 31. Tim Sites (1), 14.092; 32. Todd Heller (14h), 14.098; 33. Eddie Lynch (29), 14.183; 34. Aaron Middaugh (91), 14.256; 35. Todd Kelley (1h), 14.279.

Hoosier Tire Heat 1 (top 4 to A): 1. Craig Mintz; 2. Chad Blonde; 3. Kelly Kinser; 4. Bobby Clark; 5. John Ivy; 6. Bruce Robenalt; 7. Patrick Haynes; 8. Eddie Lynch; 9. Bryan Grove.

XYZ Machining Heat 2 (top 4 to A): 1. Lee Jacobs; 2. Byron Reed; 3. Mark Keegan; 4. Tom Busch; 5. Phil Gressman; 6. Brandon Martin; 7. Chuck Wilson; 8. Aaron Middaugh; 9. Ron Blair

Performance Metals Heat 3 (top 4 to A): 1. Bryan Scott; 2. Andrew Palker; 3. Alvin Roepke; 4. Rodney Duncan; 5. Chad Levingston; 6. Mike Brecht; 7. Curt Trainer; 8. Tim Sites; 9. Todd Kelley

Benic Enterprises Heat 4 (top 4 to A): 1. Brock Mayes; 2. Matt Lucius; 3. Dean Jacobs; 4. Mike Linder; 5. David Harrison; 6. Bryan Sebetto; 7. Todd Heller; 8. Cody White

Gaerte Engines B-Main (top 6 to A): 1. Phil Gressman; 2. David Harrison; 3. Brandon Martin; 4. Todd Heller; 5. John Ivy; 6. Mike Brecht; 7. Bruce Robenalt; 8. Cody White; 9. Chuck Wilson; 10. Curt Trainer; 11. Todd Kelley; 12. Tim Sites; 13. Aaron Middaugh; 14. Bryan Sebetto; 15. Bryan Grove; 16. Chad Levingston; 17. Patrick Haynes; 18. Ron Blair; 19. Eddie Lynch

Engler Machine and Tool Dash #1: 1. Mike Linder; 2. Bobby Clark; 3. Andrew Palker; 4. Mark Keegan; 5. Craig Mintz; 6. Dean Jacobs

Engler Machine and Tool Dash #2: 1. Chad Blonde; 2. Byron Reed; 3. Bryan Scott; 4. Kelly Kinser; 5. Lee Jacobs; 6. Rodney Duncan

A-main (30 laps) (starting spot): 1. Mike Linder (1); 2. Bobby Clark (3); 3. Byron Reed (4); 4. Lee Jacobs (10); 5. Mark Keegan (7); 6. Craig Mintz (9); 7. Andrew Palker (5); 8. Kelly Kinser (8); 9. Chad Blonde (2); 10. Bryan Scott (6); 11. Rodney Duncan (12); 12. Mike Brecht (15); 13. David Harrison (13); 14. Alvin Roepke (19); 15. Dean Jacobs (11); 16. Tom Busch (18); 17. Todd Heller (22); 18. John Ivy (21); 19. Matt Lucius (20); 20. Brock Mayes (17); 21. Brandon Martin (16); 22. Phil Gressman (14)

Coors Light 305 Sprints:

Advance Limo Heat 1: 1. Roger Shammo (10); 2. Craig Kays (9); 3. Paul Weaver (1w); 4. Coty Runion (49); 5. Kevin Lee (02); 6. Ryan Lowe (66L); 7. A.J. Sleek (15); 8. Jim Taddeo (4t)

Griff's Engines Heat 2: 1. Mark Pridemore (25p); 2. Chris Andrews (15c); 3. Mark Lang (65); 4. Chris Lang (29); 5. Stuart Brubaker (35); 6. Duane Zablocki (9z); 7. Rusty McNamee (34); 8. Brad Haudenschild (7)

Attica Eagles Heat 3: 1. Scott Kraylek (21); 2. Jamie Miller (4m); 3. Andy Shammo (48s); 4. Dustin Keegan (17x); 5. Todd Heuerman (18); 6. Brad Bowman (55); 7. Dan Hammond (22d); 8. Jed Prater (33)

A-Main (25 laps)(starting spot): 1. Scott Kraylek (7); 2. Andy Shammo (1); 3. Paul Weaver (8); 4. Mark Lang (2); 5. Chris Andrews (10); 6. Kevin Lee (13); 7. Roger Shammo (5); 8. Brad Bowman (18); 9. Stuart Brubaker (14); 10. Coty Runion (12); 11. Craig Kays (9); 12. A.J. Sleek (19); 13. Mark Pridemore (4); 14. Jamie Miller (11); 15. Ryan Lowe (16); 16. Duane Zablocki (17); 17. Dustin Keegan (3); 18. Todd Heuerman (15); 19. Jim Taddeo (22); 20. Brad Haudenschild (23); 21. Dan Hammond (21); 22. Chris Lang (6); 23. Rusty McNamee (20); 24. Jed Prater (24)

Linder Holds on at Attica

ATTICA, Ohio (July 29, 2005) - Fremont's Mike Linder held off a strong challenge from Jeremy Campbell and a fast-closing Dean Jacobs to claim his third 410 sprint win of the season at Attica Raceway Park Friday.

In the Coors Light 305 sprints, last season's co-rookie of the year Kevin Lee scored his first career feature win in the make-up main from the July 8 rain-out. Fremont's Paul Weaver cruised to the win in the regular portion of the 305 program, his third of the season at Attica.

In the 410 main, Linder bolted into the lead on the high side from his outside front row starting spot, with All Star regular Jeremy Campbell in tow. However, action would be halted on lap three for a Chad Blonde flip in turn two. Blonde was fine and on the restart Linder jumped back into a commanding lead with Campbell and Lee Jacobs falling in line. Just as Linder would build a comfortable lead, the caution would fly on lap eight. All eyes were on five-time Attica winner Byron Reed, who had moved from his 21st starting spot to ninth.

Linder again set sail on the high side on the restart, building a big lead over Campbell, Jacobs, Tim Hunter and Brandon Martin. Not much changed up front, but with five laps to go, Linder struggled a little in lapped traffic, allowing Campbell to close. Now the attention was focused on Dean Jacobs, who moved around his nephew Lee to take third and utilizing the bottom groove, closed on the two leaders. As Linder took the white flag, Campbell was on his bumper, with Jacobs powering off the bottom of turn two to within a car length of both. Linder was patient following a lapped car and went on to score his third win of the year at ARP. Campbell would hold on to second, with Dean Jacobs third, Lee Jacobs fourth and Mark Keegan rounding out the top five. Reed's fine run would net him a sixth place finish.

"We're on a roll right now and I'm going to enjoy it because I've been around this sport long enough to know the bottom will eventually fall out," said Linder beside his Andy James Motorsports/Beaverdam Contracting #3. "Last year we couldn't buy a win...even if it was a video game. Everybody has just worked so hard in the shop and it's paying off. It helps to start up front when you have competition like this."

Green Springs' Kevin Lee started the night by claiming his first career Coors Light 305 sprint feature which was a make-up from the rained out July 8 program. Last week's first-time feature winner A.J. Sleek jumped into the lead at the drop of the green from his pole position, with Paul Weaver jumping into second and Lee in third. Lee got around Weaver on lap 14 and moved in on Sleek. Sleek slide off the high side of turn two on lap 16, opening the door for Lee. Sleek would come back to challenge Lee the last six laps, but couldn't get around the youngster who would score the victory over Sleek, Scott Kraylek, Andy Shammo (up from 13th) and Jamie Miller.

"We worked hard on that one...that was some great racing," said Lee beside his Rohde Sandblasting sponsored #02. "I have to thank my dad and stepmom for putting all the money in this thing. I can't believe we finally won one of these...now I want a lot more."

In the regular portion of the Coors Light 305 sprint program, Weaver made it look easy, driving away from the competition on several restarts to claim his third win of the year over Sleek, Bryan Scott, Jamie Miller (up from 11th) and Coty Runion.

"We had a tire go down in the first feature...I really wanted to win both of these tonight. I have to thank Dee Genzman...he owns this thing, and Dennis Levell of Ace Engines...he builds a great motor," said Weaver beside his Weaver-Koonce Construction sponsored #1.

410 sprint results:

Budweiser Heat 1: 1. Lee Jacobs (16); 2. David Harrison (10); 3. Dean Jacobs(29); 4. Kenny Jacobs(2); 5. Craig Mintz(8s); 6. Danny Mumaw (16x); 7. Mike Brecht (m20); 8. Cody White (26); 9. Ricky Ferkel (0)

Bell Helmets Heat 2: 1. Tim Hunter (12h); 2. Mike Linder (3); 3. Mark Keegan (X); 4. Caleb Griffith (12); 5. Aaron Middaugh (91); 6. Andrew Palker (K); 7. Chad Levingston (74L); 8. Dustin Keegan (17x); 9. Bruce Robenalt (98)

B&B Oval Track Supplies Heat 3: 1. Chad Blond (5B); 2. Brandon Martin (11); 3. John Ivy (5i); 4. Jeremy Campbell (10c); 5. Cory Seeling (97); 6. Matt Lucius (1a); 7. Byron Reed (5r)

A-main (28 laps) (starting position: 1. Mike Linder (2); 2. Jeremy Campbell (3); 3. Dean Jacobs (12); 4. Lee Jacobs (5); 5. Mark Keegan (11); 6. Byron Reed (21); 7. Tim Hunter (7); 8. Kenny Jacobs (10); 9. Brandon Martin (6); 10. Craig Mintz (13); 11. David Harrison (8); 12. Andrew Palker (17); 13. Caleb Griffith (1); 14. Mike Brecht (19); 15. Danny Mumaw (16); 16. Cory Seeling (15); 17. Matt Lucius (18); 18. Cody White (22); 19. Aaron Middaugh (14); 20. Bruce Robenalt (24). 21. Chad Levingston (20); 22. John Ivy (9); 23. Dustin Keegan (23); 24. Chad Blonde (4)

Coors Light 305 Sprint results:

Advanced Limo Heat 1: 1. Scott Kraylek (21); 2. Jamie Miller (4m); 3. Kevin Lee (02); 4. Bryan Scott (92); 5. Stuart Brubaker (35); 6. Chris Lang (29); 7. Duane Zablocki (9z); 8. Dustin Dinan (5)

Griff's Engines Heat 2: 1. A.J. Sleek (15); 2. Paul Weaver (1); 3. Andy Shammo (48s); 4. Paul Hemrick Jr. (44); 5. Justin Stout (7s); 6. Dan Hammond (22d); 7. Todd Heuerman (18); 8. Brad Haudenschild (7)

Attica Eagles Heat 3: 1. Ryan Lowe (66L); 2. Coty Runion (49); 3. Chris Andrews (15c); 4. Roger Shammo (10); 5. Jed Prater (33); 6. Mark Lang (65); 7. Brad Bowman (55)

Make-Up A-main from July 8 (25 laps) (starting position): 1. Kevin Lee (2); 2. A.J. Sleek (1); 3. Scott Kraylek (4); 4. Andy Shammo (13); 5. Jamie Miller (9); 6. Brad Bowman (7); 7. Coty Runion (5); 8. Stuart Brubaker (12); 9. Duane Zablocki (15); 10. Chris Andrews (10); 11. Roger Shammo (19); 12. Justin Stout (6); 13. Paul Weaver (3); 14. Chris Lang (16); 15. Dan Hammonds (17); 16. Paul Hemrick Jr. (18); 17. Bryan Scott (11); 18. Ryan Lowe (8); 19. Mark Lang (14)

Regular A-main (25 laps) (starting position): 1. Paul Weaver (1); 2. A.J. Sleek (2); 3. Bryan Scott (8); 4. Jamie Miller (11); 5. Coty Runion (4); 6. Andy Shammo (5); 7. Scott Kraylek (12); 8. Kevin Lee (9); 9. Ryan Lowe (7); 10. Todd Heuerman (20); 11. Stuart Brubaker (13); 12. Jed Prater (15); 13. Duane Zablock (19); 14. Paul Hemrick Jr. (10); 15. Justin Stout (14); 16. Chris Lang (16); 17. Dan Hammond (17); 18. Roger Shammo (3); 19. Chris Andrews (6); 20. Brad Haudenschild (21); 21. Mark Lang (18)

Palker and Reed Win at Attica

ATTICA, Ohio (Friday, July 22, 2005) - Medina's Andrew Palker scored his first career 410 sprint feature win in a make-up of the rained out July 8 main, while Monclova's Byron Reed scored an exciting victory - his fifth of the season at ARP - during the Holiday Inn Express of Tiffin feature.

Fremont's A.J. Sleek held off a last lap charge from Paul Weaver to score his first career feature win in the Coors Light 305 sprints.

"We just put this deal together a few weeks ago and everything just seemed to click," said Palker of his new ride in the S&L Farms sponsored K car. "I have to thank Scott and Lucretia Kirian for allowing me to drive their car. This is just an incredible feeling."

Palker jumped into the lead from his pole starting spot, and built up a sizeable lead. However, cautions would put first Mike Linder, then Byron Reed on his tail the closing laps, with Reed showing Palker the nose of his car the last two laps. Palker wasn't rattled and held on for the win over Reed, 11th starting John Ivy, Linder and 10th starting Brandon Martin.

In the Holiday Inn Express of Tiffin feature, 12-time Attica track champion Mark Keegan jumped into the early lead from his outside front row starting spot, with David Harrison right in his tire tracks. Soon Dean Jacobs got in the mix along with Reed. Reed drove to the high side of Keegan on a restart with six laps remaining to take the lead and the win. Keegan would ride home second with 11th starting Chad Blonde third, Harrison fourth and Jacobs rounding out the top five.

"When Mark went low on the last restart, I knew I had a shot at him," said Reed beside his Reebar Diecasting sprinter. "I love this track. It was really racey tonight. You had to be on the gas and have your elbows up every lap."

In the Coors Light 305 sprint main, Sleek shot into the lead from his pole starting spot, with Andy Shammo falling in behind. Sleek used the low groove to build a small lead, only to see it vanish under several cautions. After Shammo retired to the pits, Scott Kraylek put the pressure on Sleek, with 12th starting Paul Weaver using the very outside rim of the track to challenge. Weaver got around Kraylek with four laps remaining and pulled to the outside of Sleek exiting turn 2 on several occasions. As the two raced out of turn two on the final circuit, Sleek went high to block and Weaver cut low entering turn three, executing the classic slide job. However, Sleek diamonded off turn 4 and went on to edge Weaver for the win. Kraylek would come home third with Jamie Miller and Bryan Scott rounding out the top five.

"Wow...I've never worked that hard in a race car. I have to thank my dad, my grandpa and Dennis Construction, Randy Beeker Excavating, KOT Trucking and all my great sponsors for sticking with me. We've been through a lot and to finally get a win...it's just awesome," said Sleek.

"I want to dedicate this win to Jon Finsel and his family (driver of the #F1 410 sprint). They were in a bad car accident on the way over here tonight. Thankfully they weren't hurt...they're good people and I wished them the best," added Sleek who passed the post-race inspection.

410 Sprint Results:

July 8 make-up A-main (28 laps) (starting position): 1. Andrew Palker (1); 2. Byron Reed (9); 3. John Ivy (11); 4. Mike Linder (4); 5. Brandon Martin (10); 6. Bruce Robenalt (3); 7. Matt Lucius ( 13); 8. Todd Kane (5); 9. Craig Mintz (8); 10. Jamie Martin (6); 11. Chad Blonde (7); 12. Mark Keegan (2); 13. Cody Jacobs (12). Greg Wilson, Shane Helms and Jon Finsel did not show up for the feature.

Regular show: Budweiser Heat 1: 1. Byron Reed (5r); 2. Dean Jacobs (29); 3. Chad Blonde (5b); 4. Lee Jacobs (16); 5. Brandon Martin (11); 6. Mike Brecht (m20); 7. Todd Kane (78); 8. Jamie Martin (15m); 9. Tim Hunter (0)

Bell Helmets Heat 2: 1. Mark Keegan (X); 2. Craig Mintz (8s); 3. David Harrison (10); 4. Andrew Palker (K); 5. Cody Jacobs (27); 6. Cory Seeling (97); 7. Bill Shaw (48b); 8. Brad Keckler (3k); 9. Cody White (26)

B&B Oval Track Supplies Heat 3: 1. Mike Linder (3); 2. Aaron Middaugh (91); 3. John Ivy (5i); 4. Matt Lucius (1a); 5. Danny Mumaw (16x); 6. Bruce Robenalt (98); 7. Chad Levingston (74L); 8. Dustin Keegan (17x)

A-Main (28 laps) (starting position): 1. Byron Reed (5); 2. Mark Keegan (2); 3. Chad Blonde (11); 4. David Harrison (1); 5. Dean Jacobs (8); 6. Andrew Palker (6); 7. Lee Jacobs (7); 8. John Ivy (9); 9. Todd Kane (19); 10. Brandon Martin (13); 11. Tim Hunter (25); 12. Craig Mintz (10); 13. Danny Mumaw (15); 14. Jamie Martin (22); 15. Mike Brecht (16); 16. Cory Seeling (17); 17. Matt Lucius (4); 18. Bill Shaw (20); 19. Chad Levingston (21); 20. Cody White (26); 21. Aaron Middaugh (3); 22. Dustin Keegan (24); 23. Mike Linder (12); 24. Cody Jacobs (14); 25. Bruce Robenalt (18); 26. Brad Keckler (DNS)

Coors Light 305 Sprints:

Advanced Limo Heat 1: 1. Jamie Miller (4m); 2. Andy Shammo (48); 3. Brad Bowman (55); 4. Chris Andrews (15c); 5. Kevin Lee (02); 6. Roger Shammo (10); 7. Rusty McNamee (34); 8. Bob Dawson (62c)

Griff's Engines Heat 2: 1. Chris Lang (29); 2. Bryan Scott (37z); 3. Paul Weaver (1); 4. Jed Pratter (33); 5. Ryan Lowe (66L); 6. Dan Hammond (22d); 7. Coty Runion (49); 8. Stuart Brubaker (35)

Attica Eagles Heat 3: 1. A.J. Sleek (15); 2. Justin Stout (7s); 3. Scott Kraylek (21); 4. Todd Heuerman (18); 5. Dustin Dinan (5); 6. Paul Hemrick Jr. (44); 7. Mark Lang (65)

A-Main (25 laps) (starting position): 1. A.J. Sleek (1); 2. Paul Weaver (12); 3. Scott Kraylek (4); 4. Jamie Miller (5); 5. Bryan Scott (9); 6. Ryan Lowe (14); 7. Brad Bowman (11); 8. Kevin Lee (13); 9. Todd Heuerman (3); 10. Dustin Dinan (15); 11. Chris Andrews (10); 12. Roger Shammo (16); 13. Coty Runion (20); 14. Paul Hemrick Jr. (18); 15. Jed Pratter (6); 16. Chris Lang (7); 17. Mark Lang (21); 18. Andy Shammo (2); 19. Justin Stout (8); 20. Rusty McNamee (19); 21. Dan Hammond (17); 22. Bob Dawson (22). 23. Stuart Brubaker (DNS)

Reed Dominates at Attica

ATTICA, Ohio (June 24, 2005) - Byron Reed dominated the competition Friday at Attica Raceway Park, picking up his fourth feature win of the season on Mopar Night.

"I'm really happy with this win...the track slicked off and we haven't been that good so far when that happens," said Reed beside his Mopar powered, Reebar Diecasting sponsored JEI chassis. "Mike Linder showed me last week that you have to get up high...higher than I've been running, to get around here."

Reed led all 28 laps from his pole starting position, lapping up to ninth place. Outside front row starter Lee Jacobs finished a comfortable second. The battle for third was torrid with Andrew Palker, Mike Linder and Craig Mintz mixing it up. Mintz would take third at the checkered, followed by Linder, Palker, Todd Kane, Mark Keegan, John Ivy, David Harrison and Matt Lucius

Paul Weaver backed up last week's feature win by leading all 25 laps of the Coors Light 305 A-main. Scott Kraylek finished second, with Bryan Scott, Andy Shammo and Jamie Miller rounding out the top five. Ryan Lowe came home sixth followed by Roger Shammo, Dan Hammond, Stuart Brubaker and Brad Bowman.

"It helps to start up front. I just had to keep it up against the cushion," said Weaver beside his Weaver-Koonce Construction sprinter. "I have to thank Dennis Levell of Ace Engines for giving me a great motor and my wife (Andrea) who owns the car."

410 Sprints: Budweiser Heat 1: 1. Lee Jacobs (16); 2. Byron Reed (5); 3. Mark Keegan (X); 4. Andrew Palker (57x); 5. Mike Linder (3); 6. Shane Helms (40); 7. Josh Keegan (1R); 8. Joe Cheeseman (55c)

Bell Helmets Heat 2: 1. John Ivy (5i); 2. Todd Kane (78); 3. David Harrison (10); 4. Craig Mintz (8s); 5. Matt Lucius (0); 6. Marty Ling (26); 7. Ed Psurny (5m); 8. Jon Finsel (F1)

A-Main (28 laps) (starting position): 1. Byron Reed (1); 2. Lee Jacobs (2); 3. Craig Mintz (4); 4. Mike Linder (5); 5. Andrew Palker (3); 6. Todd Kane (6); 7. Mark Keegan (10); 8. John Ivy (9); 9. David Harrison (7); 10. Matt Lucius (12); 11. Ed Psurny (14); 12. Shane Helms (11); 13. Marty Ling (8); 14. John Finsel (16); 15. Josh Keegan (16); 16. Joe Cheesman (15);

Coors Light 305 sprints:

Advanced Limo Heat 1: 1. Bryan Scott (37z); 2. Scott Kraylek (21); 3. Chris Andrews (15c); 4. Brad Bowman (55); 5. Roger Shammo (10); 6. Stuart Brubaker (35); 7. Chris Lang (29)

Griff's Engines Heat 2: 1. Paul Weaver (1w); 2. Coty Runion (49); 3. Ryan Lowe (66L); 4. Dan Hammond (22d); 5. Mike Burkin (48); 6. Mark Pridemore (25p); 7. Mark Lang (65)

Attica Eagles Heat 3: 1. Andy Shammo (48s); 2. Kevin Lee (02); 3. Jamie Miller (4m); 4. Duane Zablocki (9z); 5. Jed Pratter (33); 6. Mark Whaley (34)

A-Main (25 laps) (starting position): 1. Paul Weaver (1); 2. Scott Kraylek (2); 3. Bryan Scott (9); 4. Andy Shammo (3); 5. Jamie Miller (8); 6. Ryan Lowe (4); 7. Roger Shammo (13); 8. Dan Hammond (7); 9. Stuart Brubaker (16); 10. Brad Bowman (10); 11. Mark Whaley (18); 12. Mark Pridemore (17); 13. Mike Burkin (14); 14. Jed Pratter (15); 15. Duane Zablocki (11); 16. Coty Runion (5); 17. Chris Lang (19); 18. Mark Lang (20); 19. Kevin Lee (6); 20. Chris Andrews (12)

Linder, Brecht Top Attica

ATTICA, Ohio (June 17, 2005) - Mike Linder knew he only had one more shot at sliding past Byron Reed at Attica Raceway Park. The Fremont driver made the slide job stick in turns three and four on lap 16 to take the lead and he went on to the the win, his second 410 feature victory of the year at "Ohio's Finest Friday Night Racing."

In the EFI/NRA 360 sprint main, Tim Hogan Dalton George Carpets' teammates Mike Brecht and Mike Dussell put on a thrilling duel that saw Brecht edge Dussell by a nose wing for the victory.

Fremont's Paul Weaver finally dethroned Jamie Miller in the 305 Coors Light Sprints, leading all 25 laps for the victory. Miller had won eight in a row at ARP, dating back to the last two shows of 2004, shutting everyone else out of victory lane until tonight.

"I tried the slide job a lap earlier and I was too slow and Byron got back around me. I knew I only had one more chance against someone like him to make it work so I carried a little more speed into the corner and it stuck," said Linder beside his Beaverdam Contracting/Andy James Motorsports sprinter. "My brother Steven and my dad (Jim Linder) and Cody White and everyone who helps on this thing have made it so fast...I don't think I've gotten that much better driving it, the car has just been awesome."

Reed and Ricky Ferkel led the field to the green, with Reed bolting to the top edge to hold the lead. The Monclova driver maintained his lead through two cautions on lap 2 and lap 7, while Linder, who started third began hounding him. Linder followed right in Reed's tire tracks as Greg Wilson moved from 10th to third by lap 14. Linder made his winning move on lap 16, while Reed and Wilson swapped second back and forth. With five laps to go, Linder was following three lapped machines who were racing side by side, allowing Wilson to close. But Linder maintained his momentum and went on to the win on Comfort Keepers of Tiffin Night.

Reed came back to take second, followed by Wilson, Dean Jacobs, David Harrison, Mark Keegan (up from 14th), Brandon Martin; John Ivy (up from 12th), Bobby Clark (up from 16th) and Mike Brecht.

In the NRA 360 main, Belle Center's Jeff Williams jumped into the early lead, with Cory Seeling and David Harrison in tow. Williams slid off the banking in turn two midway in the race, as did Harrison, handing the lead to Brecht. But, all eyes were on Risingsun's Dussell, who was one of the few cars to utilize the bottom groove. Dussell temporarily took the lead when the white flag flew, but Brecht made a spectacular move around a lapped car in turns one and two to stay on Dussell's bumper down the backstretch. The two raced side by side through three and four with Brecht just edging Dussell by a foot at the checkered.

"Wow...that was exciting racing," said Brecht. "I've learned a lot about racing here through the 410 drivers...this is only about my fifth time ever at this track. It's good to have the Tim Dalton cars finish one and two."

Behind Brecht and Dussell were Williams, Dustin Daggett, Harrison, Tim Allison, Tim Hunter, J.R. Stewart, Seeling and Dwain Leiber.

In a crash-filled Coors Light 305 sprint main, Weaver led all 25 laps from his pole starting spot to claim the win over Chris Andrews, Ryan Lowe (up from 15th), Bryan Scott who came from the tail after an early race spint; Roger Shammo who also came from the tail after a mid-race spint, Andy Shammo (up from 25th), Greg Summit, Brad Bowman, Duane Zablocki and Bob Dawson.

"It helps to start up front. I just had to stick to my line and stay out of trouble," said Weaver beside his Ace Engines, Weaver Koonce Construction sprinter.

410 Sprints (28 cars)

Budweiser Heat 1 (top 5 to A): 1. Bruce Robenalt (98); 2. David Harrison (10); 3. John Ivy (5i); 4. Ricky Ferkel (0); 5. Danny Mumaw (16x); 6. Bobby Clark (8); 7. Todd Heller (14h); 8. Bryan Grove (45); 9. Chad Levingston (74L); 10. Marty Perovich (17au)

Bell Helmets Heat 2 (top 5 to A): 1. Byron Reed (5); 2. Mike Hogan (75); 3. Dean Jacobs (29); 4. Brandon Martin (11); 5. Mark Keegan (X); 6. Lee Jacobs (16); 7. Todd Kane (78); 8. Andrew Palker (57x); 9. Jason Dollick (70)

B&B Oval Track Supplies Heat 3 (top 5 to A): 1. Matt Lucius (1a); 2. Shane Helms (40); 3. Greg Wilson (63); 4. Mike Linder (3); 5. Mike Brecht (m20); 6. Craig Mintz (8s); 7. Jon Finsel (F1); 8. Aaron Shaffer (97s); 9. Aaron Middaugh (91)

B-Main (top 5 to A): 1. Bobby Clark; 2. Craig Mintz; 3. Todd Kane; 4. Todd Heller; 5. Lee Jacobs; 6. Andrew Palker; 7. Jon Finsel; 8. Marty Perovich; 9. Jason Dollick; 10. Chad Levinston; 11. Aaron Shaffer; 12. Aaron Middaugh; 13. Bryan Grove.

A-Main (28 laps) (starting position): 1. Mike Linder (3); 2. Byron Reed (2); 3. Greg Wilson (10); 4. Dean Jacobs (9); 5. David Harrison (5); 6. Mark Keegan (14); 7. Brandon Martin (8); 8. John Ivy (12); 9. Bobby Clark (16); 10. Mike Brecht (15); 11. Shane Helms (6); 12. Lee Jacobs (20); 13. Todd Heller (19); 14. Mike Hogan (11); 15. Bruce Robenalt (4); 16. Matt Lucius (7); 17. Ricky Ferkel (1); 18. Craig Mintz (17); 19. Danny Mumaw (13); 20. Todd Kane (18)

EFI/NRA 360 sprints (25 cars)

UNO Heat 1: 1. Caleb Griffith (12); 2. J.R. Stewart (37s); 3. Mike Dussell (6); 4. Mike Brecht (20); 5. Kent Wolters (1); 6. Dwain Leiber (62); 7. Matt Alloway (37a); 8. Richard Levinston (52L); 9. Todd Heller (14h)

Elwer Fence Heat 2: 1. Darren Long (7); 2. Cory Seeling (97); 3. Jeff Williams (5w); 4. Daniel Smith (53); 5. Jerrid Potter (2); 6. Louis Carufel (47x); 7. Dustin Keegan (17x); 8. Dennis Yoakum (Disqualified after running second for not going to the scales)

Hoosier Tire Heat 3: 1. Dustin Daggett (85); 2. David Harrison (10); 3. Tim Allison (11); 4. Eddie Rhine (98); 5. Jamie Martin (15m); 6. Jeremy Keegan (24); 7. Clint Reagle (33); 8. Tim Hunter (12h)

A-Main (25 laps)(starting spot): 1. Mike Brecht (4); 2. Mike Dussell (10); 3. Jeff Williams (2); 4. Dustin Daggett (3); 5. David Harrison (5); 6. Tim Allison (11); 7. Tim Hunter (24); 8. J.R. Stewart (6); 9.Cory Seeling (1); 10. Dwain Leiber (16); 11. Dennis Yoakum (23); 12. Caleb Griffith (8); 13. Darren Long (12); 14. Todd Heller (24); 15. Jamie Martin (15); 16. Kent Wolters (13); 17. Eddie Rhine (7); 18. Jeremy Keegan (18); 19. Matt Alloway (19); 20. Dustin Keegan (20); 21. Daniel Smith (9); 22. Richard Levinston (22): 23. Jerrid Poter (14); 24. Louie Carufel (17).

Coors Light 305s (25 cars)

Advanced Limo Heat 1: 1. Duane Zablocki (9z); 2. Chris Andrews (15c); 3. Roger Shamo (10); 4. Brad Bowman (55); 5. Joe Laugherty (21j); 6. Brad Keckler (3k); 7. Jerrid Potter (2); 8. Daniel Smith (72); 9. Andy Shammo (48s)

Griff's Engines Heat 2: 1. Paul Weaver (1x); 2. Bryan Scott (37z); 3. Bill Kraylek (71); 4. Jamie Miller (4m); 5. Greg Summit (3x); 6. Bob Dawson (62c); 7. Chris Lang (29); 8. Scott Mominee (07)

Attica Eagles Heat 3: 1. Dustin Dinan (5); 2. Coty Runion (49); 3. Mark Lang (65); 4. Kevin Lee (02); 5. Ryan Lowe (66L); 6. Jed Prater (33); 7. Jeff Dougherty (77j); 8. Dave Saxer Jr. (93)

A-Main (25 laps) (starting position): 1. Paul Weaver (1); 2. Chris Andrews (2); 3. Ryan Lowe (15); 4. Bryan Scott (6); 5. Roger Shammo (12); 6. Andy Shammo (25); 7. Greg Summit (14); 8. Brad Bowman (5); 9. Duane Zablocki (10); 10. Bob Dawson (17); 11. Dave Saxer Jr. (24); 12. Kevin Lee (7); 13. Jamie Miller (8); 14. Mark Lang (3); 15. Daniel Smith (22); 16. Coty Runion (9); 17. Brad Keckler (16); 18. Dustin Dinan (11); 19. Jed Prater (18); 20. Jerrid Potter (19); 21. Scott Mominee (23); 22. Jeff Dougherty (21); 23. Joe Laugherty (13); 24. Bill Kraylek (4); 25. Chris Lang (20)

Huntley and Miller Win at Attica

6/10/05  ATTICA, Ohio -- Kevin Huntley got the breaks when he needed them and his talent did the rest as he claimed the 30-lap Mid-American Sprint Series feature Friday at Attica Raceway Park.

The Bloomington, Indiana driver led the entire distance aboard the George Fisher #2x, but it wasn't easy as fellow Hoosier Kelly Kinser - the MASS point leader - hounded "The Pup" the entire way.

"I have to thank George Fisher who got this old man out of retirement. This is our fourth race together and we're starting to click. I make some suggestions to him and he gives me feedback and together we're getting this car dialed in," said Huntley.

Huntley bolted into the lead on the fast high-banked track from his pole position by virtue of winning the first of two Engler Machine and Tool dashes. Kinser, aboard his Kinser Timber #4k fell in behind from his outside front row starting spot which he earned by winning the second dash.

Those two were the class of the field, with Kinser closing just as the duo got into lapped traffic. But the caution would fly, giving Huntley a clear track. Huntley would go right to the rim on each restart, with Kinser in his familiar bottom groove. Kinser would stick his nose under Huntley on several occasions, only to see him sail by down the straights.

"Sometimes the cautions hurt you and sometimes they help you...tonight they were a big help to me. I could see Kelly's front wing a few times but I knew if I didn't run off the track I would be alright," said Huntley.

Behind Huntley and Kinser at the checkered were 2004 MASS Champion and Rookie of the Year Cameron Dodson, Rob Chaney, Byron Reed, Craig Mintz (up from 17th), Todd Kane, Butch Schroeder, Mike Linder (up from 23rd) and Lee Jacobs (up from 25th).

It looked like Jamie Miller's strangle-hold on the Coors Light 305 sprint division would come to an end as fellow Fostorian Scott Kraylek took the checkered flag in the 25-lap feature. However, Kraylek's car failed to pass inspection following the event, and second-place finisher Miller was elevated to his sixth win of the season. Miller has now won eight in a row at ARP, dating back to the last two features of the 2004 season.

Behind Miller were early leader Dan Smith, Andy Shammo, Bryan Scott, Chris Andrews, Scott Mominee (up from 18th), Bill Kraylek, Roger Shammo (up from 11), Ryan Lowe (up from 20th) and Kevin Lee.

Attica Raceway Park will be back in action Friday, June 11 for Comfort Keeps Night featuring the 410 winged sprints, NRA 350 sprints and Coors Light 305 sprints. Gates open at 5:30 p.m. and racing is set to begin a 8 p.m.

410 MASS Sprints (46 cars)

Hoosier Tire Heat 1 (top 4 to A): 1. Bryan Sebetto (7b); 2. Todd Kane (78); 3. Mike Brecht (m20); 4. David Harrison (10); 5. Caleb Griffith (12g); 6. John Ivy (5i); 7. Brandon Martin (11); 8. Tom Busch (4b); 9. Mike Linder (3); 10. Doug Stanley (18s); 11. Danny Mumau (16x); 12. Matt Lucius (1a)

XYZ Maching Heat 2 (top 4 to A): 1. Tim Hunter (12h); 2. Chuck Wilson (31); 3. Kelly Kinser (4k); 4. Jason Dukes (K); 5. Craig Mintz (8s); 6. Ron Blair (35); 7. Eddie Lynch (29); 8. Scott Lenz (99s); 9. Bryan Grove (45); 10. Bobby Clark (8c); 11. Todd Kelley (1h); 12. Mark Keegan (X) (Keegan came from deep in the field to finish fourth, but was disqualified for not going to the scales after the race.)

Performance Metals Heat 3 (top 4 to A): 1. Kevin Huntley (2x); 2. Byron Reed (5); 3. Rob Chaney (9x); 4. Jeff Davis (33); 5. Cory Bevard (8); 6. Keith Baxter (1b); 7. Kurt Winker (48h); 8. Lee Jacobs (16); 9. Andrew Palker (57x); 10. Aaron Fry (14); 11. Dean Jacobs (29) (Dean Jacobs was involved in a nasty flip down the backstretch...he was okay but the car was done for the night)

Benic Enterprises Heat 4 (top 4 to A): 1. Butch Schroeder (7k); 2. Cameron Dodson (37); 3. Jac Haudenschild (70); 4. Bruce Robenalt (98); 5. Mike Hogan (75); 6. Jon Finsel (F1); 7. Alvin Roepke (99); 8. Patrick Haynes (5h); 9. Chad Levingston (74L); 10. Ricky Ferkel (0); 11. Cody Jacobs (27)

Engler Machine and Tool Dash 1 (determines starting inside positions for rows 1-6): 1. Kevin Huntley; 2. Todd Kane; 3. Rob Chaney: 4. Mike Brecht; 5. Byron Reed; 6. Bryan Sebetto

Engler Machine and Tool Dash 2 (determines starting outside positions for rows 1-6): 1. Kelly Kinser; 2. Cameron Dodson; 3. Tim Hunter; 4. Butch Schroeder; 5. Jac Haudenschild; 6. Chuck Wilson

C-main (top 4 to B): 1. Mike Linder; 2. Chad Levingston; 3. Bobby Clark; 4. Bryan Grove; 5. Doug Stanley; 6. Ricky Ferkel; 7. Cody Jacobs; 8. Andrew Palker; 9. Aaron Fry; 10. Danny Mumau; 11. Matt Lucius

Gaerte Engines B-Main (top 9 to A, including three promoter's provisionals): 1. Craig Mintz; 2. Caleb Griffith; 3. Mike Hogan; 4. Keith Baxter; 5. Cory Bevard; 6. Alvin Roepke; 7. Mike Linder; 8. Ron Blair; 9. Lee Jacobs; 10.Tom Busch; 11. Jon Finsel; 12. Patrick Haynes; 13. Chad Levingston; 14. Kurt Winker; 15. Scott Lentz; 16. Bryan Grove; 17. Bobby Clark; 18. Eddie Lynch; 19. John Ivy; 20. Brandon Martin. (Ivy, Lynch and Martin were involved in a crash, with Ivy getting upside down...all were okay).

A-Main (30 laps) (starting position): 1. Kevin Huntley (1); 2. Kelly Kinser (2); 3. Cameron Dodson (4); 4. Rob Chaney (5); 5. Byron Reed (9); 6. Craig Mintz (17); 7. Todd Kane (3); 8. Butch Schroeder (8); 9. Mike Linder (23); 10. Lee Jacobs (25); 11. Keith Baxter (20); 12. Tim Hunter (6); 13. David Harrison (13); 14. Mike Hogan (19); 15. Mike Brecht (7); 16. Bruce Robenalt (16); 17. Bryan Sebetto (11); 18. Alvin Roepke (22); 19. Jeff Davis (15); 20. Ron Blair (24); 21. Caleb Griffith (18); 22. Jac Haudenschild (10); 23. Jason Dukes (14); 24. Chuck Wilson (12); 25. Cory Bevard (21)

Coors Light 305 Sprints

Advanced Limo Heat 1: 1. Paul Weaver (1w); 2. Scott Kraylek (21); 3. Willie Keegan (5d); 4. Chris Andrews (15c); 5. Chris Lang (29); 6. Mike Burkin (48); 7. Rusty McNamee (34); 8. Mark Pridemore (25p)

Griff's Engines Heat 2: 1. Kevin Lee (02); 2. Roger Shammo (10); 3. Dan Smith (72); 4. Bill Kraylek (71); 5. Jamie Miller (4m); 6. Coty Runion (49); 7. Ryan Lowe (66L); 8. Dan Hammond (22d)

Attica Eagles Heat 3: 1. Andy Shammo (48s); 2. Bryan Scott (37z); 3. Greg Summit (3x); 4. Duane Zabloski (9z); 5. Dave Saxer Jr. (93); 6. Scott Mominee (07); 7. Jed Pratter (33)

A-main (25 laps) (starting position): 1. Jamie Miller (14); 2. Dan Smith (2); 3. Andy Shammo (6); 4. Bryan Scot (12); 5. Chris Andrews (10); 6. Scott Mominee (18); 7. Bill Kraylek (3); 8. Roger Shammo (11); 9. Ryan Lowe (20); 10. Kevin Lee (9); 11. Chris Lang (13); 12. Coty Runion (17); 13. Willie Keegan (4); 14. Mark Pridemore (22); 15. Dave Saxer Jr. (15); 16. Rusty McNamee (19); 17. Mike Burkin (16); 18. Greg Summit (1); 19. Paul Weaver (7); 20. Duane Zablocki (8); 21. Scott Kraylek (5) (Kraylek was DQed for not passing post-race inspection). Paul Weaver took a nasty spill in turn 4 but was not injured, though the car was heavily damaged.

Reed Wins at Attica

ATTICA, Ohio (June 3, 2005) - It seemed like every time Byron Reed was ready to make a move to take the lead at Attica Raceway Park Friday, the caution flag would fly. The Monclova, Ohio driver stayed patient, and waited for Todd Kane to slip up and went on to the 410 sprint win on Burns Electric Night.

"My car was good on the bottom of three and four and on the top of one and two. Todd was a little tight in three and four and I knew if I got to him I could get under him," said Reed of his winning move in the Reebar Diecasting #5. "That was fun racing with Todd...he's a good friend."

At the drop of the green, Kane bolted into the lead from his outside front row starting spot, with Bryan Sebetto in tow. Kane built a big lead while the second row starting tandem of John Ivy and Reed moved into second and third.

Just as the leaders were getting into lapped traffic, and Reed was closing on Kane, the caution flew. Kane would set sail again with a clear track ahead of him while Reed and Ivy battled for second, with Brandon Martin getting into the tick of things. Kane would bobble coming out of turn four to complete the 17th lap, allowing Reed to sneak under and take the top spot in turn one.

Reed, the 2003 Attica track champion, would win by five car lengths over Kane, Ivy, Martin and Craig Mintz.

Fostoria's Jamie Miller was undefeated for the 2005 season in the Coors Light 305 sprints at ARP. It looked like that four feature win streak would come to a close, as he started 12 in the main.

Last year's co-rookie of the year at ARP, Kevin Lee of Green Springs looked like he was headed for his first career win, but Miller patiently worked his way to the front and slid by Lee in turns three and four with three laps to go and went on to score his fifth win of the season at ARP.

"The car was very tight tonight. I knew I had to be patient and it would come around," said Miller beside his Rowmark Plastics #4m. "The harder I drover it the faster it got."

Behind Miller was Lee, Paul Weaver (up from 22nd starting spot), Andy Shammo and Bryan Scott.

410 Sprints (23 cars)

Budweiser Heat 1: 1. Dean Jacobs (29); 2. Bryan Sebetto (7B); 3. Craig Mintz (8s); 4. Mike Linder (3); 5. David Harrison (10); 6. Tim Hunter (12h); 7. Chad Levingston (74L); 8. Jason Dukes (K)

Bell Helmets Heat 2: 1. Mike Brecht (m20); 2. Brandon Martin (11); 3. Mark Keegan (X); 4. John Ivy (5i); 5. Ron Blair (35); 6. Bruce Robenalt (98); 7. Cody Jacobs (27); 8. Aaron Middaugh (91).

B&B Oval Track Supplies Heat 3: 1. Byron Reed (5); 2. Caleb Griffith (12); 3. Jon Finsel (F1); 4. Todd Kane (78); 5. Matt Lucius (1a); 6. Bryan Grove (45)

A-Main (28 laps)(starting position): 1. Byron Reed (4); 2. Todd Kane (2); 3. John Ivy (3); 4. Brandon Martin (6); 5. Craig Mintz (7); 6. Mark Keegan (12); 7. Mike Linder (11); 8. Tim Hunter (16); 9. Dean Jacobs (10); 10. Mike Brecht (6); 11. Bryan Sebetto (1); 12. Jason Dukes (22); 13. John Finsel (9); 14. David Harrison (13); 15. Aaron Middaugh (23); 16. Matt Lucius (15); 17. Bruce Robenalt (17); 18. Ron Blair (14); 19. Cody Jacobs (20); 20. Caleb Griffith (8); 21. Bryan Grove (18); 22. Andrew Palker (21); 23. Chad Levingston (19)

Coors Light 305 Sprints (24)

Advanced Limo Heat 1: 1. Scott Kraylek (21); 2. Bill Kraylek (71); 3. Brad Bowman (55); 4. Mark Wilkins (157); 5. Ryan Lowe (66L); 6. Chris Andrews (15c); 7. Willie Keegan (5d)

Griff's Engines Heat 2: 1. Andy Shammo (48); 2. Bryan Scott (37z); 3. Dave Saxer (93); 4. Dan Hammond (22d); 5. Joe Laugherty (21j); 6. Jed Pratter (33); 7. Duane Zablocki (9z); 8. Stuart Brubaker (DQ)

Attica Eagles Aerie 4112 Heat 3: 1. Jamie Miller (4m); 2. Roger Shammo (10); 3. Kevin Lee (02); 4. Coty Runion (49); 5. Chris Lang (29); 6. Mark Pridemore (25p); 7. Brian Lehman (77J)

A-Main (25 laps) (starting position): 1. Jamie Miller (12); 2. Kevin Lee (2); 3. Paul Weaver (22); 4. Andy Shammo (4); 5. Bryan Scott (3); 6. Roger Shammo (8); 7. Brad Bowman (1); 8. Bill Kraylek (7); 9. Scott Kraylek (11); 10. Coty Runion (9); 11. Joe Laugherty (14); 12. Dan Hammond (10); 13. Ryan Lowe (13); 14. Mark Pridemore (18); 15. Chris Andrews (16); 16. Dave Saxer (5); 17. Duane Zablocki (20); 18. Brian Lehman (21); 19. Willie Keegan (19); 20. Chris Lang (15); 21. Mark Wilkins (6); 22. Jed Pratter (DNS)

Linder in 410's, Harrison in SOD, Post Attica Wins

5-20-05 ATTICA, Ohio -- Fremont's Mike Linder has won a lot of features at Attica Raceway Park - all in his 305 sprint racing days. He added a 410 sprint victory to his list Friday, but holding off a hard-charging Craig Mintz to score the win on Kear's Open Wheel Shootout Night.

Burgoon's David Harrison has struggled with his 410 sprint car this season, but his 360 sprint looked strong, as he won the feature in the first ever appearance of the Sprints On Dirt (SOD) to ARP.

Fostoria's Jamie Miller continued his dominance at "Ohio's Finest Friday Night Racing" venue, scoring his fourth straight win of the season and his sixth straight at ARP, dating back to the last to features of 2004.

Kenny Johnson claimed the 30-lap AMRA Modified Road Tour feature, as over 127 cars in the four divisions jammed the ARP pit area.

Linder knew he had to out run Byron Reed - who has two ARP feature wins this season - into turn one at the drop of the green to get to the cushion. He edged Reed up the track as the two nearly touched, with Linder holding the advantage off of turn two.

"I knew I had to get to the top before Byron....I ran him up the turn...I hope he isn't mad at me, but that was for the lead and probably the feature," said Linder beside his Beaverdam Contracting/Linder's Speed Equipment J&J sprinter.

As Linder set sail around the rim, all eyes were on young Craig Mintz of Gibsonburg and 12-time ARP champion Mark Keegan, who started 17th and 14th respectively and were charging through the pack. At the halfway mark, Linder held a comfortable advantage over Reed, Kevin Huntley and Jody Keegan, with Linder up to fifth and Mintz in sixth. Mintz soon disposed of the Keegans and soon snuck under Huntley and Reed as Linder entered heavy lapped traffic. Mintz closed to within three car lengths but Linder held on for the win.

"My right rear started to give up on me and I knew someone had to be coming there at the end...I figured it was Byron. Mintz and Soup (Sabo, car owner) have figured out something about this place," said Linder. "It's been so long since I've been on this side of the lights...it sure feels good. I need to thank Janet Holbrook for putting this track back to the way it was when we started racing here...it's fun to race here again."

Mintz was second followed by Huntley, Reed and M. Keegan.

In the SOD 25-lap main, Harrison used the rim to drive away from the field to claim the victory over Todd Heller, 13th starting Tim Norman, Tim Hunter and Ben Rutan.

"Jason (Fausey, SOD president) called us this week and asked if we could bring our 360 because he was worried he wouldn't have enough cars. We just threw this together this week...I have to thank Bill and Jamie and Doug Ludwig for putting this together at the last moment," said Harrison beside his Crown Batter, Fremont Federal Credit Union #10.

Jamie Miller made it look easy in the Coors Light 305 Sprint feature, leading all 25 laps from his pole starting spot. A late race restart looked as if Paul Weaver might break Miller's string of victories, but he slid off the high side of turn two and Miller drove away for the victory. Bryan Scott would come home second, Weaver third, Ryan Lowe fourth and Daniel Smith would round out the top five.

"I've been pulling some great pills lately so we've been able to start out front. This Eagle car just loves this place," said Miller beside his Rowmark Plastics #4M.

In the first ever appearance of the AMRA Road Worrie Modifieds, Kenny Johnson, Greg Beem and Louie Krushansky put on a whale of a show in the 30-lap feature, swapping the top three positions on every turn. But it was Johnson who would score the victory over Beem, Krushansky, Tommy Moore and Junior Nolan.

Attica Raceway Park will be back in action Friday, May 27, as the All Star Circuit of Champions come to town along with the American Late Model Series.

410 Super Sprints - 37

Heat 1 - Budweiser - Top 4 to the A
1. 5R-Byron Reed; 2. 12-Caleb Griffith; 3. 10-David Harrison; 4. F1-Jon Finsel; 5. 33-Nick Patterson; 6. 70-Josh Dolick; 7. 31-Chuck Wilson; 8. 53-Rodney Duncan;

Heat 2 - Bell Helmets - Top 4 to the A
1. 7B-Bryan Sebetto; 2. 75-Mike Hogan; 3. 2X-Kevin Huntley; 4. X-Mark Keegan; 5. 91-Aaron Middaugh; 6. 5B-Chad Blonde; 7. 16X-Danny Mumau; 8. 45-Brian Grove; 9. 1B-Keith Baxter (DQ for not running spec tire)

Heat 3 - B&B Oval Track Supplies - Top 4 to the A
1. 3L-Mike Linder; 2. 11M-Brandon Martin; 3. O-Ricky Ferkel; 4. 5I-John Ivy; 5. 8S-Craig Mintz; 6. 8C-Bobby Clark; 7. K-Jason Dukes; 8. M20-Mike Brecht;

Heat 4 - CRC Brake Cleaner - Top 4 to the A
1. 60-Jody Keegan; 2. 21-Rodney Morgan; 3. 3T-Tony Beaber; 4. 40-Shane Helms; 5. 99-Alvin Roepke; 6. 98-Bruce Robenalt; 7. 35-Ron Blair; 8. 1A-Matt Lucius; 9. 74L-Chad Levingston;

B-Main - Top 4 to the A
1. 8S-Craig Mintz; 2. 8C-Bobby Clark; 3. 5B-Chad Blonde; 4. K-Jason Dukes; 5. 99-Alvin Roepke; 6. M20-Mike Breck; 7. 98-Bruce Robenalt; 8. 31-Chuck Wilson; 9. 33-Nick Patterson; 10. 1A-Matt Lucius; 11. 1B-Keith Baxter; 12. 91-Aaron Middaugh; 13. 70-Josh Dolick; 14. 45-Brian Grove; 15. 78-Todd Kane; 16. 16X-Danny Mumau; 17. 35-Ron Blair; 18. 74L-Chad Levingston;

A-Main 28 Laps
1. 3L-Mike Linder; 2. 8S-Craig Mintz; 3. 2X-Kevin Huntley; 4. 5R-Byron Reed; 5. X-Mark Keegan; 6. 60-Jody Keegan; 7. 5I-John Ivy; 8. 12-Caleb Griffith; 9. K-Jason Dukes; 10. 8C-Bobby Clark; 11. 3T-Tony Beaber; 12. 75-Mike Hogan; 13. 21-Rodney Morgan; 14. 5B-Chad Blonde; 15. F1-Jon Finsel; 16. 40-Shane Helms; 17. O-Ricky Ferkel; 18. 10-David Harrison; 19. 78-Todd Kane; 20. 11M-Brandon Martin;

Coors Light 305 Sprints

Heat 1 - Advanced Limo Services - Top 5 to the A
1. 1W-Paul Weaver; 2. 72-Daniel Smith; 3. 55-Brad Bowman; 4. 29-Chris Lang; 5. 9Z-Duane Zabloki; 6. 5-Dustin Dinan; 7. 21J-Joe Laugherty; 8. 22D-Dan Hammond; 9. 48-Mike Burkin; 10. 3K-Brad Keckler;

Heat 2 - Griff's Engines - Top 5 to the A
1. 4M-Jamie Miller; 2. 48S-Andy Shammo; 3. 37Z-Byran Scott; 4. 66L-Ryan Lowe; 5. 10-Roger Shammo; 6. 35-Stuart Brubaker; 7. 34-Rusty McNamee; 8. 15-A.J. Sleek; 9. 19R-Steve Rando; 10. K9-Daune Zablocki;

Heat 3 - Attica FOE, Eagles Aerie 4112 - Top 5 to the A
1. 49-Coty Runion; 2. 21-Scott Kraylek; 3. O2-Kevin Lee; 4. 71-Bill Kraylek; 5. 5D-Willie Keegan; 6. 25P-Mark Pridemore; 7. 33-Jed Prater; 8. O7-Scott Mominee; 9. 65-Mark Lang; 10. 15C-Chris Andrews;

B-Main - Top 4 to the A
1. 21J-Joe Laugherty; 2. 35-Stuart Brubaker; 3. 5-Dustin Dinan; 4. 15C-Chris Andrews; 5. 3K-Brad Keckler; 6. 25P-Mark Pridemore; 7. 34-Rusty McNamee; 8. 65-Mark Lang; 9. 33-Jed Prater; 10. 19R-Steve Rando; 11. 48-Mike Burkin; 12. 15-A.J. Sleek; 13. 22D-Dan Hammond;

A-Main 25 Laps
1. 4M-Jamie Miller; 2. 37Z-Byran Scott; 3. 1W-Paul Weaver; 4. 66L-Ryan Lowe; 5. 72-Daniel Smith; 6. 48S-Andy Shammo; 7. 10-Roger Shammo; 8. 5-Dustin Dinan; 9. O2-Kevin Lee; 10. 5D-Willie Keegan; 11. 9Z-Duane Zabloki; 12. 21J-Joe Laugherty; 13. 3K-Brad Keckler; 14. 25P-Mark Pridemore; 15. 15C-Chris Andrews; 16. 49-Coty Runion; 17. 21-Scott Kraylek; 18. 35-Stuart Brubaker; 19. 71-Bill Kraylek; 20. 29-Chris Lang; S.O.D. 360 Sprints

Heat 1 - Top 5 to the A
1. 10-David Harrison; 2. 33K-Kyle Patrick; 3. 15M-Jamie Martin; 4. 3G-Tim Norman; 5. O7-Jeff Banyas; 6. OO-Ryan Grubaugh; 7. 92-Byran Scott; 8. 12-Caleb Giffith;

Heat 2 - Top 5 to the A
1. 12H-Tim Hunter; 2. 49T-Gregg Dalman; 3. 23-Ben Rutan; 4. 37A-Matt Alloway; 5. 20-Mike Brecht; 6. 52-Mark Broughman; 7. 33-Bill Johnson; 8. 99-Wayne Morrison;

Heat 3 - Top 5 to the A
1. 38M-Nick Mulheim; 2. 6N-Dan Naida; 3. 17X-Dustin Keegan; 4. 48-Mike Burkin; 5. O6-Jeremy Aumend; 6. 47X-Louie Carufel; 7. 79-Bob Nash; 8. 13-Davey Brown;

Heat 4 - Top 4 to the A
1. 14H-Todd Heller; 2. 37S-J.R. Stewart; 3. 18S-Doug Stanley; 4. 22-Aaron Shaffer; 5. 66-Ernie Kuehneman; 6. 52L-Richard Levingston; 7. 61X-Don Smith;

B-Main - Top 4 to the A
1. 20-Mike Brecht; 2. 52-Mark Broughman; 3. O7-Jeff Banyas; 4. 33-Bill Johnson; 5. O6-Jeremy Aumend; 6. 47X-Louie Carufel; 7. 99-Wayne Morrison; 8. 13-Davey Brown; 9. OO-Ryan Grubaugh; 10. 66-Ernie Kuehneman; 11. 61X-Don Smith; 12. 52L-Richard Levingston; 13. 79-Bob Nash; 14. 12-Caleb Giffith;

A-Main 25 Laps
1. 10-David Harrison; 2. 14H-Todd Heller; 3. 3G-Tim Norman; 4. 12H-Tim Hunter; 5. 23-Ben Rutan; 6. 49T-Gregg Dalman; 7. 18S-Doug Stanley; 8. 33-Bill Johnson; 9. 15M-Jamie Martin; 10. 37S-J.R. Stewart; 11. 38M-Nick Mulheim; 12. 37A-Matt Alloway; 13. O7-Jeff Banyans; 14. 33K-Kyle Patrick; 15. 22-Aaron Shaffer; 16. 6N-Dan Naida; 17. 17X-Dustin Keegan; 18. 99-Wayne Morrison; 19. 48-Mike Burkin; 20. 13-Davey Brown; 21. 20-Mike Brecht; 22. 52-Mark Broughman;

Reed Wins Again at Attica

ATTICA, Ohio (May 6, 2005) - The last three laps of the 410 sprint feature at Attica Raceway Park Friday were some of the best racing in the 18-year history of the track, as 2003 ARP Champion Byron Reed and 2000 ARP Champion John Ivy waged a heated battle for the win. When the checkered flew, it was Reed taking his second victory of the ARP season on Martin Koop Attorney At Law Night.

"This is a new JEI chassis and it really likes this place," said Reed beside his Reebar Diecasting sprinter. "We had one before but destroyed it here a couple of weeks ago and this one is just as fast."

"I guess running second the last couple of laps was the place to be...John had to make the decision on where to go with the lapped car and I took advantage," added Reed who took home an extra $150 thanks to the Area Business Challenge.

Caution flew before a lap could be recorded at the drop of the green, as Dean Jacobs, Mark Keegan and Chad Kemenah got together in turn three. Jacobs and Kemenah were through for the night, but Keegan rejoined the rear of the field.

On the restart, 2004 Mid-American Sprint Series Champion Cameron Dodson jumped into the lead from his outside front row starting spot, with Ivy in tow. Ivy, who started third in the 28-lap main, dove under Dodson to take the top spot on lap three. The Fremont driver would build a comfortable margin until the caution flew on lap 14 for a stalled Paul May.

At the half-way point the running order was Ivy, Dodson, Reed (up from 7th), Jason Dukes, Ryan Coniam, Jeemy Campbell, Randy Hannigan and Brock Mayes. On lap 16, Reed moved around Dodson for the runner-up spot and set his sights on Ivy. The two raced nose to tail for the next nine circuits before Reed would use a lapped car as a pick with three to go to pass Ivy in turn two. But, Ivy made a run at Reed down the backstretch and shot around him in turn four to lead with two to go. As the duo entered turn three for the checkered, Ivy got hung up on the lapped machine of Todd Kane, allowing Reed to dive low and steal the victory.

Dodson would hang on to third followed by Campbell, Dukes, Coniam, Hannagan, Rob Chaney, Rodney Duncan and Brock Mayes.

In the Coors Light 305 sprints, Jamie Miller is undefeated at ARP. The Fostoria driver has won the first three features at the track in 2005 (he also won the last two of the 2004 season).

Miller took the lead from Ryan Lowe on lap 6 and built a big lead until he entered lapped traffic. When Miller had to give up his high line around the track and go to the bottom as he entered lapped traffic, Lowe and Paul Weaver closed. But, a yello on lap 15 gave him a clear track to power away from the pack and score the win.

Weaver would finish second, Lowe third, Stuart Brubaker fourth and Andy Shammo rounded out the top five.

"We've figured something out about Attica...I really like the high side here," said Miller beside his Rowmark Plastics sponsored #4m.

410 Super Sprints

Heat 1 - Budweiser - Top 4 to the A
1. K-Jason Dukes; 2. 46-Ryan Coniam; 3. 5I-John Ivy; 4. 98-Bruce Raubenalt; 5. 1A-Matt Lucius; 6. 3T-Tony Beaber; 7. 21-Rodney Morgan; 8. F1-Jon Finsel; 9. O-Ricky Ferkel;

Heat 2 - Bell Helmets - Top 4 to the A
1. 37-Cameron Dodson; 2. 11M-Brandon Martin; 3. 71M-Paul May; 4. 53-Rodney Duncan; 5. 60-Jody Keegan; 6. 57X-Andrew Palker; 7. 8S-Craig Mintz; 8. 91-Aaron Middaugh;

Heat 3 - B&B Oval Track Supplies - Top 4 to the A 1. 29-Dean Jacobs; 2. 11B-Brock Mayes; 3. 10C-Jeremy Campbell; 4. 9X-Rob Chaney; 5. 40-Shane Helms; 6. 15K-Chad Kemenah; 7. 12H-Tim Hunter; 8. 3L-Mike Linder;

Heat 4 - CRC Brake Cleaner - Top 4 to the A 1. 5R-Byron Reed; 2. 6G-Cody Geldart; 3. 10-David Harrison; 4. 1X-Randy Hannigan; 5. 35-Ron Blair; 6. 78-Todd Kane; 7. 4-Danny Smith; 8. 16X-Danny Mumau;

B-Main - Top 4 to the A
1. 15K-Chad Kemenah; 2. 53-Rodney Duncan; 3. 40-Shane Helms; 4. 78-Todd Kane; 5. 4-Danny Smith; 6. 8S-Craig Mintz; 7. 60-Jody Keegan; 8. 3T-Tony Beaber; 9. 3L-Mike Linder; 10. 57X-Andrew Palker; 11. 12H-Tim Hunter; 12. 35-Ron Blair; 13. 1A-Matt Lucius; 14. 21-Rodney Morgan; 15. 16X-Danny Mumau; 16. 91-Aaron Middaugh; 17. F1-Jon Finsel; 18. O-Ricky Ferkel;

A-Main 28 Laps (starting spot)
1. 5R-Byron Reed (7); 2. 5I-John Ivy(3); 3. 37-Cameron Dodson (2); 4. 10C-Jeremy Campbell(8); 5. K-Jason Dukes(4); 6. 46-Ryan Coniam(6); 7. 1X-Randy Hannigan(16); 8. 9X-Rob Chaney(15); 9. 53-Rodney Duncan(18); 10. 11B-Brock Mayes(10); 11. X-Mark Keegan(14); 12. 11M-Brandon Martin(5); 13. 10-David Harrison(9); 14. 78-Todd Kane(20);15. 40-Shane Helms(19); 16. 98-Bruce Raubenalt(13); 17. 6G-Cody Geldart(1); 18. 71M-Paul May(11); 19. 29-Dean Jacobs(12); 20. 15K-Chad Kemenah (17)

Coors Light 305 Sprints

Heat 1 - Advanced Limo Services - Top 5 to the A 1. 37Z-Bryan Scott; 2. 9Z-Duane Zabloki; 3. 66L-Ryan Lowe; 4. 35-Stuart Brubaker; 5. 21J-Joe Laugherty; 6. 65-Mark Lang; 7. 15C-Chris Andrews; 8. 34-Rusty McNamee; 9. 22D-Dan Hammond; 10. 17X-Dustin Keegan;

Heat 2 - Griff's Engines - Top 5 to the A 1. 4M-Jamie Miller; 2. 10-Roger Shammo; 3. 72-Daniel Smith; 4. 48S-Andy Shammo; 5. 55-Brad Bowman; 6. 18-Todd Heuerman; 7. 71-Bill Kraylek; 8. 8K-Barry Cole; 9. O7-Scott Mominee; 10. 33-Jed Prater;

Heat 3 - Attica FOE, Eagles Aerie 4112 - Top 5 to the A 1. 1W-Paul Weaver; 2. O2-Kevin Lee; 3. 15-A.J. Sleek; 4. 49-Coty Runion; 5. 5D-Willie Keegan; 6. 72M-Mike Overmeier; 7. 19R-Steve Rando; 8. 48-Mike Burkin; 9. 3X-Greg Summit;

B-Main - Top 4 to the A
1. 71-Bill Kraylek; 2. 18-Todd Heuerman; 3. 3X-Greg Summit; 4. 15C-Chris Andrews; 5. 34-Rusty McNamee; 6. 22D-Dan Hammond; 7. 33-Jed Prater; 8. 72M-Mike Overmeier; 9. 17X-Dustin Keegan; 10. 19R-Steve Rando; 11. 65-Mark Lang; 12. O7-Scott Mominee; 13. 8K-Barry Cole;

A-Main 25 Laps (starting spot)
1. 4M-Jamie Miller(4); 2. 1W-Paul Weaver(9); 3. 66L-Ryan Lowe(2); 4. 35-Stuart Brubaker(1); 5. 48S-Andy Shammo(3); 6. 10-Roger Shammo(6); 7. 72-Daniel Smith(10); 8. 71-Bill Kraylek(16); 9. 5D-Willie Keegan(15); 10. 55-Brad Bowman(14); 11. 15-A.J. Sleek(12); 12. 9Z-Duane Zabloki(11); 13. 18-Todd Heuerman(17); 14. 37Z-Bryan Scott(7); 15. 34-Rusty McNamee(20); 16. O2-Kevin Lee(8); 17. 15C-Chris Andrews(19); 18. 3X-Greg Summit(18); 19. 21J-Joe Laugherty(13); 20. 49-Coty Runion(5)

Reed Wins Opening Night At Attica

From Brian Liskai: ATTICA, Ohio -- In a battle of champions, Byron Reed, prevailed to open Attica Raceway Park's 18th season, Friday, April 8.

Reed, the 2003 ARP champion, took the lead from sophomore 410 sprint driver Cameron Dodson, the 2004 Mid-American Sprint Series champion, on lap 21 of the 28 lap affair to claim the 410 sprint victory.

Reed said he felt his age on the fast track on Bazell Racing Fuels Night.

"These young kids are fast....I'm' getting older and I didn't do a lot this winter ...thank goodness I know this place," said the 32-year-old driver from Monclova, Ohio."I have to thank my dad and my father-in-law for all the work they do."

Local racer Brandon Martin looked like he would upset the field at the start of the feaure. He led until lap nine, surviving several restarts. Dodson, the youngster from Greenfield, Ind., took the lead with a daring move on lap nine, only to see Reed slingshot around on the next lap. Reed, held on during several attempts by Dodson when they entered lapped traffic to claim the season opener at ARP.

Behind Reed and Dodson at the finish were 12-time ARP champion Mark Keegan, former ARP champion John Ivy and Martin.

"I didn't think I could out last these young kids," said the 32-year-old Reed."This gives us a lot of momentum going into the All Star race next weekend."

Fostoria's Jamie Miller showed the competition the way around the third-mile oval in the Coors Light 305 Sprint feature. Miller took the lead from Chris Lang on lap 3 of the 25-lap affair the cruised to the win in his Rowmark sprinter.

"I had to be patient and let it come to me," said Miller, who earned an extra $150 in the Area Business Bonus program.

Behind Miller were Fremont's Paul Weaver, former track champion Bryan Scott, Andy Shammo and Roger Shammo.

In the limited late model feature, former track champion Mike Marrteney, of Bellevue, scored the win over the father and son tandum of John Bores and Mike Bores.

"We didn't start working on this thing until earlier today..we had 10 guys busting their tails to get it to the race track," said Marteney of his Quality Welding sponsored racer. Attica Raceway Park will play host to the All Star Circuit of Champions Ohio opener next Friday and Saturday, April 15 and 16 for the Coors Light Spring Nationals.

410 Sprints:

Budweister Heat #1: (top 4 to A): 1. Bryan Sebetto (7P); 2. Mike Brecht, (20); 3.Brandon Martin (11m); 4. Tony Beaber (3t); 5. Ed Psurney (5m); 6. Mike Linder (3); 7. Jason Dukes (K)

Bell Helmets Heat #2: (top 4 to A): 1. (5R) Byron Reed; 2.; Todd Kane (78); 3. Bruce Robenalt (98); 4. Shane Helms (40); Andrew Paulkker (57X); Mike Holgan; David Harrison (10); and, Churck Wilson.

B& B Oval Track #3. (top 4 to A): 1. John Ivy (5i): 2. Caleb Griffith (12G); 3. Tim Hunter (12H); 4. Craig Mintz (8s); 5. Jon Finsel (F1); 6. Doug Berryman (67); 7. Doug Stanley (18s)

CRC Brake Cleaner #4 (top 4 to A): 1. Jody Keegan (60); 2. Cameron Dodson (37); 3. Mark Keegan (X); 4. Marty Ling (26); 5. Ed Neumeister (11n) 6. Chuck Wilson (37); 7. Ricky Ferkel (0)

B-main (top 4 to A); 1. Andrew Palker; 2.Harrison; 3. Hogan; 4. Wilson; 5. Finsel; 6. Psurney; 7. Neumeister; 8. Ferkel; 9. Lucius; 10.; Berrymen; 11. Stanley

A-main (28 laps): 1.Byron Reed; 2. Cameron Dodson; 3. Mark Keegan; 4. John Ivy; 5. Brandon Martin; 6. Craig Mintz; 7. David Harrison; 8. Todd Kane; 9. Andrew Palker; 10. Jody Keegan; 11. Chuck Wilson; 12. Mike Brecht; 13. Bryan Sebetto; 14. Marty Ling; 15. Shane Helms; 16. Mike Hogan; 17. Bruce Robenalt; 18. Tony Beaber; 19. Caleb Griffith; 20. Tim Hunter.

Coor Light 305 Sprints:

Advance Limo Heat #1 (top 5 to A): 1. Paul Weaver (1W); 2. Ryan Lowe (66L); 3. Kevin Lee (02); 4. Barry Cole (8K); 5. Todd Heuerman (18); 6. Duane Zablocki (9z); 7. Steve Rando (19r); 8. Brad Bowman (55); 9. Scott Mominee (07); 10. Tim Keegan (K9)

Griff's Engines Heat #2 (to 5 to A): 1. Bryan Scott (37z); 2. Chris Lang (29); 3. A.J. Sleek (15); 4. Jamie Miller (4m); 5. Mark Lang (65); 6. Chris Andrews (15c); 7. Dustin Keegan (17x); 8. Mike Burkin (48B); 9. Brandon Riehl (3r); 10. Stuart Brubaker (35)

Attica Eagles Heat #3 (top 5 to A): 1. Andy Shammo (48); 2. Bill Kraylek (71); 3. Roger Shammo (10); 4. Jerrid Potter (2); 5. Daniel Smith (72); 6. Greg Summit (3x); 7. Willie Keegan (5D); 8. Jed Prater (33); 9. Joe Laugherty (21J)

B-main (top 5 to A): 1. Willie Keegan; 2. Greg Summit; 3. Mike Burkin; 4. Dustin Keegan; 5. Brandon Riehl; 6. Duane Zablocki; 7. Scott Mominee; 8. Jed Prater; 9. Tim Keegan; 10. Chris Andrews

A-Main (25 laps): 1. Jamie Miller; 2. Paul Weaver; 3. Bryan Scott; 4. Andy Shammo; 5. Roger Shammo; 6. Chris Lang; 7. Barry Cole; 8. A.J. Sleek; 9. Bill Kraylek; 10. Daniel Smith; 11. Willie Keegan; 12. Jerrid Potter; 13. Todd Heuerman; 14. Greg Summit; 15. Mark Lang; 16. Kevin Lee; 17. Dustin Keegan; 18. Mike Burkin; 19. Ryan Lowe; 20. Brandon Riehl.

2004 Attica Raceway Park News & Results

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