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<title>Local Auto Racing</title>
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<description>Take a spin with our resident gearheads, Greg Billing, Michael Cooper and John Bombatch, as they keep you up on the latest news, rumors and people laying rubber at area tracks.


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<title>Dayton Speedway lives on</title>

    

    


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<description>The Baum Opera House in Miamisburg has seen its share of history since its opening in 1884. On Sunday, Nov. 1, the visitors to the building preferred a different sound: A symphony of roaring engines, squealing tires and cheering grandstands....</description>
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<![CDATA[The Baum Opera House in Miamisburg has seen its share of history since its opening in 1884. On Sunday, Nov. 1, the visitors to the building preferred a different sound: A symphony of roaring engines, squealing tires and cheering grandstands.

DaytonSpeedwayLives.com, a grass-roots effort to keep the reverent speedway&#8217;s memory alive, honored 18 individuals who played key roles at the half-mile, high-banked oval. They were the first class inducted into the Dayton Speedway Hall of Fame.

The inaugural class includes:

&bull;Clarence &#8216;Mutt&#8217; Anderson (driver, car owner)

&bull;Earl Baltes (track owner, promoter)

&bull;Leal Beattie (media)

&bull;Milton &#8216;Buster&#8217; Blackford (driver, car owner)

&bull;Elbert &#8216;Pappy&#8217; Booker (driver)

&bull;Dick Dunlevy Jr. (driver)

&bull;Charlie Engle (car owner)

&bull;Dick Freeman (driver)

&bull;Frank Funk (track owner, promoter)

&bull;Russ George (driver, crew member)

&bull;William &#8216;Chick&#8217; Hale (driver)

&bull;Bob Korn (driver, mechanic)

&bull;John &#8216;Shorty&#8217; Miller (starter)

&bull;Lee Raymond (driver)

&bull;Neal Sceva (driver)

&bull;Harvey Shapiro (media)

&bull;Harold Smith (driver)

&bull;Don Thompson (track owner, promoter)

Among the event&#8217;s highlights:

Eight of the inductees &#8212; Anderson, James Booker (Elbert&#8217;s son), Korn, Hale, Baltes, Dunlevy, Raymond and Shapiro &#8212; autographed specially designed hero cards. Said Baltes after inking his name and handing it to the autograph seeker, &#8220;Put it in your closet to scare the mice away.&#8221;

Inductees were provided a plaque, Dayton Speedway jacket and a print from local artist Ron Titus. 

Former Dayton sportscaster Tom Hamlin, who announced races on TV along with Omar Williams, addressed the crowd of about 250. 

IRL commentator Bob Jenkins drove over from Indiana to help MC. Jenkins said of Blackford, &#8220;Milton was the Intimidator before Dale Earnhardt had a driver&#8217;s license.&#8221;

Said Booker of his father, who was from Detroit: &#8220;If my dad were here to receive this plaque it would be the greatest honor he could receive.&#8221;

Dayton Daily News columnist Dale Huffman accepted the plaque for Engle, who died in 1974. Huffman read A Racer&#8217;s Prayer, which was read at Engle&#8217;s funeral.

Jerry Wahl, who accepted in honor of Thompson, was the last track announcer at Dayton Speedway. &#8220;The day we had to make the announcement the racing was over and we sent everybody home was a sad day.&#8220;

And finally, Mike Thompson, who created the website DaytonSpeedwayLives.com, summed up the afternoon: &#8220;It was an honor a privilege to spend the afternoon honoring the guys who were my heroes. It&#8217;s amazing when you look at these guys and realize what their accomplishments were, these are the absolute best of the best in short-track racing.&#8221;
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<title>Henderson on Sirius Radio show Sunday</title>

    

    


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<description>Franklin race driver Sloan Henderson is scheduled to appear live on Sirius Satellite Radio&amp;#8217;s &amp;#8220;The Front Stretch&amp;#8221; NASCAR radio show with Pat Patterson, on Sunday, Oct. 11. Callers are urged to get their questions in starting at 9:40 a.m. Eastern,...</description>
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Franklin race driver Sloan Henderson is scheduled to appear live on Sirius Satellite Radio&amp;#8217;s &amp;#8220;The Front Stretch&amp;#8221; NASCAR radio show with Pat Patterson, on Sunday, Oct. 11. Callers are urged to get their questions in starting at 9:40 a.m. Eastern, by calling (877) 777-2492. Henderson was Ohio&amp;#8217;s NASCAR Whelen Late Model Series Rookie of the Year this season and is scheduled for a tryout in NASCAR&amp;#8217;s Drive for Diversity program in the coming weeks. &amp;#8220;The Front Stretch&amp;#8221; can be found on Sirius&amp;#8217; NASCAR Channel 128.

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<dc:date>2009-10-09T23:30:15-04:00</dc:date>
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<title>4-Crown recap from Eldora Speedway</title>

    

    


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<![CDATA[ROSSBURG &#8212;Hoffman Racing has trophies, accomplishments and accolades in 80 years of racing. The Cincinnati-based team added a crown on Saturday, Sept. 26.

Jerry Coons Jr. led all 30 laps to win the USAC national sprint race at Eldora Speedway on Saturday, capturing one of four features up for grabs at the Team Chevy 4-Crown Nationals. The victory was the 74th for Hoffman Racing, which is tops in USAC sprint feature wins. It was also Coons&#8217; third career sprint win at Eldora.

Robert Ballou won the Larry Rice High Performance award for moving up the most spots, going from 24th to ninth.

Here&#8217;s a recap of the other three races, including the winged World of Outlaws event that kicked off the 4-Crown weekend on Friday:

USAC Silver Crown: Dave Darland won his second straight 4-Crown SC feature. Darland passed points leader Bud Kaeding on lap six and never lost it in the 50-lap feature. Kody Swanson won the Larry Rice High Performance award.

USAC Midget: Brad Sweet, who won in the sprint division in 2008, ran away with the midget title. Even with a comfortable lead he weaved in and out of lapped traffic in an all-or-nothing run. It was his first midget win at Eldora. Cale Conley advanced eight spots for the Larry Rice High Performance.

World of Outlaws: Jason Sides grabbed his fourth career WoO win, sliding under Tim Shaffer on lap 26 in the 30-lap feature. Sides, who started 8th, battled Joey Saldana early before taking aim at Shaffer and benefiting from lapped traffic to catch him.

RESULTS:

World of Outlaws A Main: 1. Jason Sides[8]; 2. Tim Shaffer[2]; 3. Joey Saldana[4]; 4. Jason Meyers[9]; 5. Cale Conley[6]; 6. Donny Schatz[22]; 7. David Gravel[11]; 8. Jac Haudenschild[18]; 9. Steve Kinser[13]; 10. Sam Hafertepe Jr.[5]; 11. Paul McMahan[12]; 12. Danny Lasoski[10]; 13. Kraig Kinser[25]; 14. Brad Sweet[14]; 15. Randy Hannagan[21]; 16. Lucas Wolfe[15]; 17. Greg Wilson[19]; 18. Wayne Johnson[24]; 19. Brian Ellenberger[26]; 20. Bud Kaeding[20]; 21. Terry McCarl[3]; 22. Cody Darrah[7]; 23. Dale Blaney[16]; 24. Erin Crocker[23]; 25. Sammy Swindell[1]; 26. Jimmy Stinson[17];

K &amp; N USAC Silver Crown feature: 1. Dave Darland, 2. Shane Hmiel, 3. Jerry Coons Jr., 4. Cole Whitt, 5. Josh Wise, 6. Shane Hollingsworth, 7. Brian Tyler, 8. Bud Kaeding, 9. Levi Jones, 10. Zach Daum, 11. Kody Swanson, 12. Randy Bateman, 13. A.J. Fike, 14. Von McGee, 15. Tracy Hines, 16. Justin Carver, 17. Jon Sciscoe, 18. Jon Stanbrough, 19. Russ Gamester, 20. Bill Rose, 21. Derek Hagar, 22. Mike Brecht, 23. Donnie Beechler, 24. Patrick Bruns. NT

USAC National Sprints feature: 1. Jerry Coons Jr., 2. Tracy Hines, 3. Scotty Weir, 4. Dave Darland, 5. Brad Sweet, 6. Darren Hagen, 7. Levi Jones, 8. Cole Whitt, 9. Robert Ballou, 10. Damion Gardner, 11. Chad Boat, 12. Jon Stanbrough, 13. Matt Westfall, 14. Josh Wise, 15. Henry Clarke, 16. Chris Windom, 17. Jonathan Hendrick, 18. Brady Short, 19. Nic Faas, 20. Bryan Clauson, 21. Rob Chaney, 22. Kevin Thomas Jr., 23. John Memmer, 24. Mitch Wissmiller, 25. Chase Stockon. 14:43.39

USAC National Midgets feature: 1. Brad Sweet, 2. Brad Kuhn, 3. Dave Darland, 4. Bryan Clauson, 5. Darren Hagen, 6. Jerry Coons Jr., 7. Cole Whitt, 8. Zach Daum, 9. Henry Clarke, 10. Bobby East, 11. Dakoda Armstrong, 12. Caleb Armstrong, 13. Cale Conley, 14. Chase Barber, 15. Jonathan Hendrick, 16. Chad Boat, 17. Shane Hollingsworth, 18. Critter Malone, 19. Tracy Hines, 20. Josh Wise, 21. Shane Hmiel. NT
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<dc:date>2009-09-28T00:27:11-04:00</dc:date>
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<title>Prelude still green</title>

    

    


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<description>ROSSBURG &amp;#8212; Just arrived at Eldora Speedway for the Prelude to the Dream, which is on schedule for tonight. Good crowd is pouring in &amp;#8212; let&amp;#8217;s hope it&amp;#8217;s only the crowd that pours tonight &amp;#8212; and getting a high-five from...</description>
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ROSSBURG &amp;#8212; Just arrived at Eldora Speedway for the Prelude to the Dream, which is on schedule for tonight.

Good crowd is pouring in &amp;#8212; let&amp;#8217;s hope it&amp;#8217;s only the crowd that pours tonight &amp;#8212; and getting a high-five from the Hamburger Helper mascot &amp;#8230; you know, that white glove/oven mitt that talks. Guess the movie quiz: I don&amp;#8217;t know about you but that stuff tastes good all by itself.

Looking forward to watching the U.S. Army&amp;#8217;s Ripsaw unmanned vehicle run the track. The Army also has a climbing wall, there are remote control cars, sprint car simulators, a late model simulator &amp;#8230; plenty to do to keep the crowd entertained.

Heading out to walk the grounds.

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<dc:date>2009-09-09T14:18:18-04:00</dc:date>
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<title>Coughlin struggling at U.S. Nationals</title>

    

    


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<description>Coughlin struggling at U.S. Nationals INDIANAPOLIS &amp;#8212; Back-to-back Pro Stock champion Jeg Coughlin Jr. of Delaware, Ohio, is still searching for the right combination as professional qualifying at the 55th annual Mac Tools U.S. Nationals continues. Through three of five...</description>
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INDIANAPOLIS &amp;#8212; Back-to-back Pro Stock champion Jeg Coughlin Jr. of Delaware, Ohio, is still searching for the right combination as professional qualifying at the 55th annual Mac Tools U.S. Nationals continues. Through three of five time trials, Coughlin is just inside the No. 12 cutoff spot with an 11th-best 6.650-second run at 208.04 mph.
Coughlin entered this event with a 65-point lead in the NHRA points standings. Should he manage to hold onto the No. 1 ranking through Monday&amp;#8217;s eliminations he will enter the Countdown to 1 playoffs with a 20-point bonus. 
In the sportsman categories, Franklin&amp;#8217;s Bill Sempsrott is in the final 32 of the Stock Eliminator division through Saturday&amp;#8217;s racing.
Rick Brown, of Lebanon, qualified 25th in the 64-car Competition Eliminator field. Results of Saturday&amp;#8217;s first round of eliminations were not available.
Middletown driver Ken Sharp did not qualify in the Super Stock division.

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<title>Gregg voted to Indy Lights all-time podium</title>

    

    


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<description>Camden race driver Travis Gregg received the third most votes in a fan poll of the three best drivers in the Indy Lights Series&amp;#8217; first 100 races since the division has raced under the Indy Racing League banner. Alex Lloyd...</description>
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Camden race driver Travis Gregg received the third most votes in a fan poll of the three best drivers in the Indy Lights Series&amp;#8217; first 100 races since the division has raced under the Indy Racing League banner.

Alex Lloyd and Wade Cunningham were the top two vote recipients, followed by Gregg. All three drivers drove for Sam Schmidt Motorsports during their time in the series.

&amp;#8220;It&amp;#8217;s a pretty awesome feeling and an honor to be picked for the ultimate podium alongside Alex and Wade,&amp;#8221; Gregg said on the Indycar.com Web site. &amp;#8220;I have raced against both of them in the past and they are two extremely competitive drivers, not to mention both of them have won past championships.  Even though I am not currently racing in the series, I have to give a big thanks for all of those who have supported me in the past and still support me here today, especially the fans thanks for voting.&amp;#8221;

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<title>ARCA RE/MAX rookie fastest in practice</title>

    

    


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<description>Grant Enfinger, 23, driving in just his third ARCA RE/MAX Series event this season, topped the speed charts during Friday night&amp;#8217;s practice session at Kentucky Speedway in Sparta, Ky. Enfinger turned a lap of 30.689 seconds at 175.595 mph in...</description>
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Grant Enfinger, 23, driving in just his third ARCA RE/MAX Series event this season, topped the speed charts during Friday night&amp;#8217;s practice session at Kentucky Speedway in Sparta, Ky.

Enfinger turned a lap of 30.689 seconds at 175.595 mph in his beasleyallen.com Ford to lead the field.

Current series points runner-up Justin Lofton of Westmorland, Calif. was second fastest with a 30.826-second 175.177 mph lap in a Toyota.

Alli Owens, of Daytona Beach, Fla., drove her Toyota to the third quickest lap of the session at 30.862 seconds, 174.972 mph.

Current points leader Parker Kligerman of Westport, Conn. was fourth quick at 31.055 seconds, 173.885 mph.

The ARCA RE/MAX Series&amp;#8217; &amp;#8220;Click It or Ticket. Buckle Up! Kentucky 150&amp;#8221; stock car race is scheduled to follow Saturday&amp;#8217;s NASCAR Camping World event.

Tickets remain on sale at the Speedway ticket office, starting at 1 p.m. Saturday at the main gate.

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<title>Skinner fastest in NASCAR Truck practice</title>

    

    


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<description>Veteran NASCAR Truck Camping World Truck Series driver Mike Skinner was fastest in Friday&amp;#8217;s afternoon practice session at Kentucky Speedway. Skinner, of Ontario, Calif., turned in a lap of 31.603 seconds around the 1.5-mile Kentucky Speedway tri-oval for a top...</description>
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Veteran NASCAR Truck Camping World Truck Series driver Mike Skinner was fastest in Friday&amp;#8217;s afternoon practice session at Kentucky Speedway.

Skinner, of Ontario, Calif., turned in a lap of 31.603 seconds around the 1.5-mile Kentucky Speedway tri-oval for a top speed of 170.870 mph. The 2008 pole qualifier won the &amp;#8220;Built Ford Tough 225&amp;#8221; race in 2007.

Second quickest in Friday&amp;#8217;s session was Mooresville, N.C. driver Brian Scott with a 31.764-second, 170.004 mph lap. Toledo native Terry Cook was third quickest at 31.781 seconds at 169.913 mph.

ARCA RE/MAX  Series stock car practice is currently under way (as of 7:30 p.m. Saturday).

The &amp;#8220;Built Ford Tough 225 Presented by the Greater Cincinnati Ford Dealers&amp;#8221; will take place Saturday night at 7 p.m. Qualifying takes place at 3:30 p.m.

According to a Kentucky Speedway press release, tickets remain and will be on sale at the track starting at 1 p.m. at the Main Gate.

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<dc:date>2009-07-17T19:24:44-04:00</dc:date>
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<title>RACE RECIPE: Garden Relish</title>

    

    


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<description>(As the Jeg&amp;#8217;s Racing Team heads for Seattle, team chef Nicky Morse sends this summer recipe along. &amp;#8212; JB) Garden Relish (Makes approximately 1.25 cups) Anyone who has a garden realizes that there is no stopping the harvest season once...</description>
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(As the Jeg&amp;#8217;s Racing Team heads for Seattle, team chef Nicky Morse sends this summer recipe along. &amp;#8212; JB)

Garden Relish
(Makes approximately 1.25 cups)

Anyone who has a garden realizes that there is no stopping the harvest season once it starts. Cucumbers seem to come by the dozen and the tomatoes never end. If you need an idea for some of those veggies a little different than just slicing them and adding a little salt, look no further. This is an easy recipe that is great with grilled fish, or roasted poultry. I am sure you will come up with your own ideas once you give it a try.

Ingredients:

2 Tablespoons           Light Brown Sugar

2 Tablespoons           Water

½ Teaspoon         Red Pepper Flakes

4 Teaspoons         Red Wine Vinegar

½ Cup  Bell Pepper (Small Dice) (I use a mix of colored peppers)

¼ Cup              Red Onion (Small Dice)

¼ Cup              Tomato (Seeded/ Small Dice)

½ Cup              Cucumber (Skinned/ Seeded/ Small Dice)

To Taste            Salt

To Taste        Pepper

Procedure:

Boil the sugar, pepper flakes, and water together. 

Remove from the heat and add vinegar; chill.

Combine with the remaining ingredients.

Chill at least 1 hour.

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<description>DRAG RACING Tri-State Dragway, Ross Township July 12 (Regular/Combo Points Program) COMBINATION ELIMINATOR (Pro and Super Pro combined, 1/8-mile) Final&amp;#8212; Deron Prewitt , Cincinnati 1968 Ford Mustang (6.266 seconds, 109.59 mph) def. Brian Newport, Cincinnati 2000 Undercover dragster (5.052 sec.,...</description>
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Tri-State Dragway, Ross Township
July 12 (Regular/Combo Points Program)
COMBINATION ELIMINATOR (Pro and Super Pro combined, 1/8-mile)
Final&amp;#8212; Deron Prewitt , Cincinnati 1968 Ford Mustang (6.266 seconds, 109.59 mph) def. Brian Newport, Cincinnati 2000 Undercover dragster (5.052 sec., 137 mph); Semifinalist&amp;#8212; Dave Noble, Brookville, Ind. 2004 Miller Dragster;
AMSOIL STREET (1/4-,mile)
Final&amp;#8212; Dave Jennings, Norwood 1972 Ford Maverick (14.463 sec., 92.88 mph) def. Steve Collier, Dayton 1972 Pontiac Grand Prix (16.490 sec., 76.30 mph); Semifinalist&amp;#8212; Lester Johnson, Trenton 1969 Dodge Dart;
JUNIOR DRAGSTER (1/8-mile)
Final&amp;#8212; Trey Sizemore, Bright, Ind. 2002 Motivational Tubing jr. dragster (12.909 sec., 49.19 mph) def. Matthew Fanning, Cincinnati 1998 Mike Bos jr. dragster (9.801 sec., 65.07 mph); Semifinalist&amp;#8212; Mike Bloomfield Jr., Fairfield 2004 Mike Bos jr. dragster;

July 5 (Third day of July 4th weekend Championship Bracket Series event)
SUPER PRO (electronics allowed, 1/8-mile)
Final&amp;#8212; Rob Kropfeld, Hamilton 1999 Undercover dragster (5.023 sec., 136.42 mph) def. Jeff Reed, Batavia 2003 Rook dragster (5.047 sec., 135.17 mph); Semifinalists&amp;#8212; Wade Pattison, Milford 1998 Spitzer dragster; Don Louden, Mt. Healthy 1973 Plymouth Duster;
PRO (no electronics, 1/8-mile)
Final&amp;#8212; Kevin Bishop, Amelia vs. Jason Bishop, Amelia (Both drivers drive the same &amp;#8220;Mighty Mouse&amp;#8221; 1969 Camaro, so they split the first- and second-place prize money.); Semifinalists&amp;#8212; Brian Hendrickson, Hamilton 1972 Dodge Demon; Doug Caplinger, Xenia 1972 Chevy Chevelle;
AMSOIL STREET (1/4-mile)
Final&amp;#8212; Johnny Adkins, Athens 1972 Plymouth Duster (12.340 sec., 104.78 mph) def. Ryan Butler, West Chester 1966 AMC Rambler (12.630 sec., 98.43 mph); Semifinalist&amp;#8212; Mike Glancy, Hamilton 1973 AMC Gremlin;
JUNIOR DRAGSTER (1/8-mile)
Final&amp;#8212; Stephanie Brown, Trenton 1993 Spitzer jr. dragster (7.975 sec., 83.23 mph) def. Zach Deaton, West Chester 2000 Mike Bos jr.. dragster (10.849 sec., 58.95 mph) red-light foul; Semifinalist&amp;#8212; Kenny Carson Jr., Lebanon 2005 Half Scale Outlaw jr. dragster;

July 4  (Second day of July 4th weekend Championship Bracket Series event)
Rained Out

July 3 (First day of July 4th weekend Championship Bracket Series event)
SUPER PRO (electronics, 1/8-mile)
Final&amp;#8212; Dean Karns, Fairborn 2004 Race Tech dragster (5.212 sec., 130.13 mph) def. Jerry Newport, Cincinnati 2003 Miller dragster (5.006 sec., 136.79 mph); Semifinalists&amp;#8212; Junior Hobbs, Independence, Ky. 1969 Chevy Camaro; Jerry Newport, Cincinnati 2003 Miller dragster;
PRO (No electronics, 1/8-mile)
Final&amp;#8212; Aaron McCulla, Tiffin 1972 Plymouth Duster (6.792 sec., 99.21 mph) def. Ben Rawe, Covington, Ky. 1965 Chevy II (6.568 sec., 99.97 mph);l Semifinalists&amp;#8212; James Sanders, Riverside 1985 Pontiac Firebird; Wayne Bevins, Aurora, Ind. 1970 Chevy Nova;
JUNIOR DRAGSTER (1/8-mile)
Final&amp;#8212; Samantha Lee, Cincinnati 2002 Half Scale jr. dragster (7.952 sec., 80.43 mph) def. Harley Patrick, Amelia 2004 Mike Bos jr. dragster (7.921 sec., 80.31 mph); Semifinalist&amp;#8212; Kenny Carson Jr., Lebanon 2005 Half Scale Outlaw jr. dragster;

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<title>Stewart, Kahne to race Kings Royal weekend</title>

    

    


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The Kings Royal at Eldora Speedway is one of the biggest winged-sprint car events in the country. It just added a little more star power.

Eldora track owner and NASCAR Sprint Cup points leader Tony Stewart and fellow Cup driver Kasey Kahne will compete against the National Racing Alliance (NRA) Sprint Invaders as an undercard to the $50,000-to-win Kings Royal on July 17-18 at the Darke County track.

&amp;#8220;Any time I can get behind the wheel of a sprint car, I look back and appreciate my career,&amp;#8221; said Stewart, an Indiana native who grew up running sprints in the Midwest. &amp;#8220;When it comes to competition, I love to race and I love to win. Eldora will be no different.&amp;#8221;

Added Kahne, &amp;#8220;It doesn&amp;#8217;t matter where I&amp;#8217;m racing or what type of car I&amp;#8217;m in.  If I&amp;#8217;m behind the wheel, I&amp;#8217;m racing for the trophy &amp;#8230; and it would be special to win at Eldora.&amp;#8221;

Stewart and Kahne also field teams for the Kings Royal. Donny Schatz and Kraig Kinser drive for Stewart; Joey Saldana and Craig Dollansky for Kahne.

For additional race and ticket info, visist www.eldoraspeedway.com

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<dc:date>2009-07-01T14:30:17-04:00</dc:date>
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<description>TRI-STATE DRAGWAY POINTS STANDINGS (Top 10, as of June 28, 2009) SUPER PRO DIVISION: 1. John Cook Jr., West Chester 305; 2. (tie) Joe Lee, Erlanger, Ky.; Jordan Price, Fairfield 275; 4. Neil Roy, Harrison 235; 5. Michael Bloomfield, Fairfield...</description>
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TRI-STATE DRAGWAY POINTS STANDINGS
(Top 10, as of June 28, 2009)

SUPER PRO DIVISION: 1. John Cook Jr., West Chester 305; 2. (tie) Joe Lee, Erlanger, Ky.; Jordan Price, Fairfield 275; 4. Neil Roy, Harrison 235; 5. Michael Bloomfield, Fairfield 220; 6. Dale Adams n/a 190; 7. Tim Louderback, Xenia 185; 8. Don Louden, Mt. Healthy 172; 9. Rick Bender, Cincinnati 160; 10. Lonnie Meade, Batavia 125;

PRO DIVISION: 1. Jeff Seither, Fairfield 325; 2. Curt McClure, West Harrison, Ind. 305; 3. Kevin Bishop, Amelia 300; 4. Jason Bishop, Amelia 275; 5. Wes Marcum, Somerville 230; 6. Jacob Magee, Morningview, Ky. 215; 7. Tony Jewell, Hammersville 195; 8. (tie) Doug Caplinger, Xenia; Toby Spivey, Oxford 180; 10. Mike McKinney, Richmond, Ind. 150;

STREET DIVISION: 1. Dave Jennings, Norwood 280; 2. Ken Barton, Hamilton 260; 3. Jeff Seither, Fairfield 185; 4. Dave Bishop, Amelia 100; 5. Steven Collier, Dayton 90; 6. Steve Preda, Fairfield 20;

STREET SHOOTOUT: 1. Jennings, Norwood 270; 2. John Hasse, Cincinnati 245; 3. Barton, Hamilton 240; 4. (tie) Mike Cooper, Batavia; Seither, Fairfield 185; 6. John Kadas, Fairfield 150; 7. Brian Hendrickson, Hamilton 125; 8. Howard Ledford, Kettering 120; 9. Jacob Prewitt, Cincinnati 115; 10. Da. Bishop, Amelia 100;

JUNIOR DRAGSTER: 1. Sammi Lee, Cincinnati 385; 2. Harley Patrick, Amelia 335; 3. Kenny Carson Jr., Lebanon 325; 4. Taylor Cook, West Chester 285; 5. Colin Patrick, Amelia 245; 6. Robbie Marcum, Somerville 240; 7. Austin Still, Fairfield 235; 8. Amanda Fisher, Franklin 225; 9. Robbie Fisher, Franklin 220; 10. Trey Sizemore, Bright, Ind.

All statistics provided by Tri-State Dragway. 

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<description>(Thanks goes to Kil-Kare&amp;#8217;s Jerry Wahl for sending this in) XENIA &amp;#8212; A $500 bonus compliments of Airway Construction and Gutters 2 Go, respectively, will go to the late model driver and modified driver that can advance the most positions...</description>
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(Thanks goes to Kil-Kare&amp;#8217;s Jerry Wahl for sending this in)

XENIA &amp;#8212; A $500 bonus compliments of Airway Construction and Gutters 2 Go, respectively, will go to the late model driver and modified driver that can advance the most positions in the 50 lap late model and modified features.

The Independence Day Championships will be determined Friday night for the NASCAR Whelen All-American Series events at Kil-Kare Speedway in Xenia.

Also on the racing card will be the sport stocks and compacts with spectator gates opening at 6 p.m. and racing at 8 p.m. General admission for adults will be just $10 while preteens 12-15 will be $5 and young fans 11 and under are free accompanied by an adult.

For information visit www.kilkare.com or contact the track at (937) 429-2961.

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<description>Here are the area racing results from June 26-27: Kil-Kare Speedway Late Models Fast time: Sloan Henderson 14.362 Heat: Sam Heckman, Don Mahaffey, Sloan Henderson, Ricky Bates Heat: Virgil Powell, Justin Alsip, Scott Drake, Jamie Sites Feature (30 laps): Scott...</description>
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Here are the area racing results from June 26-27:

Kil-Kare Speedway

Late Models

Fast time: Sloan Henderson 14.362

Heat: Sam Heckman, Don Mahaffey, Sloan Henderson, Ricky Bates

Heat: Virgil Powell, Justin Alsip, Scott Drake, Jamie Sites

Feature (30 laps): Scott Drake, Don Mahaffey, Justin Alsip, Sam Heckman, Bobby Justus, Ricky Bates, Sloan Henderson, Jamie Sites, Jeff Marsh, Virgil Powell

Muffler Brothers of Xenia Modifieds

Fast time: Jerry Stapleton 14.392

Heat: Mike Carroll, Jack Jones, Jason Mahaffey, Jerry Stapleton

Heat: Jamie Brenneman, Caleb Reschar, Ralph Harrod, Rodney Kreusch

Feature (30 laps): Dick Dunlevy, Jason Mahaffey, Derek Barnette, Mike Carroll, Ralph Harrod, Jerry Stapleton, Caleb Reschar, Joe Jennings, Rodney Kreusch ,Jamie Brenneman, Jack Jones

Sport Stocks

Fast time: Shawn Stansell 15.472

Feature (20 laps): Shawn Stansell, Ron Lewis, Derrick Louderbach, Jeff Marsh, Travis Digges, Mike South Sr., David Boyle, Chris Boggs

Compacts

Fast time: Bryan Lynch 15.048

Feature: (20 laps) - Ron Sagers, Bryan Lynch, Bo Hoelscher, Paul Holley, Dave Sagers, Dustin Smith, Davey Shaw, Amber Sites, Joseph Mansfield, Rodney Terry

IKO Mini Cups

Fast time: Cole Williams 14.782

1st feature (25 laps): Brandon Oakley, Courtney Hannah, Travis Page, Cole Williams, Casey Willingham, Bradley Stiffler, Matthew Lawrence, Ryan Fleming, Riley Wyans, Jacob Wenrick, Corey Dueser, Austin Johnson, Jared Rupert, Zach Grody, Bill Day, Nosh Wenrick, Jacob McClay

2nd feature (25 laps)- Brandon Oakley, Casey Willingham, Cole Williams, Travis Page, Courtney Hannah, Riley Wyans, Matthew Lawrence, Ryan Fleming, Jacob Wenrick, Bradley Stifler, Zach Grody, Corey Dueser, Jared Rupert, Jacob McClay, Noah Wenrick, Austin Johnson, Bill Day

Shady Bowl Speedway

E-Mods:  Fast Qualifier  Greg Stapleton 13.76

Dash: Chad Poole

Heat Winners: Jason Timmerman, Rob Yelton, Jim Lewis Jr.

Last Chance Winner:  Charlie Goins 

Feature: (50 laps)  1. Chad Poole 2. Gary Eaton 3. Brad Williams 4. Josh Smith 5. Bud Perry 6. Greg Stapleton 7. Ross Klingelhofer 8. Jason Timmerman 9. Rob Yelton 10. Jim Lewis Jr. 11. Brad Yelton 12. John Lawhorn 13. Herb Newman 14. Caleb Reschar 15. Jason Wells 16. Charlie Goins 17. Rodney Roush 18. Don Skaggs 19. Mike Carroll 20. Brian Brandyberry 21. Dean Pitts 22. Mike Pippin 23. Gregg Jackson 24. Jerry Stapleton 25. Lance Young

Sport Stocks:

Fast Qualifier: Chad Fiessinger 14.99

Feature: 1. Rodney Roush 2. Aaron Pippin 3. Richard Roush 4. Chad Fiessinger 5. Mark Heath 6. Jerry Ellis Jr. 

Dwarfs:

Heat Winner:  Brandon Bayse

Feature: 1. Brandon Bayse 2. Bill Hostetler 3. Daniel Wirick 4. Jerry Damewood 5. Bob Bayse 6. K D Knoedler 7. Todd Hare  8. Max Evans 9. Brad Damewood 10. David Joy

Compacts:

Feature: 1. Mason Patrick 2. Kyle Stager 3. Kelsey Flynn 4. Josh Sage 5. Roger Eaton 6. Holli Eaton 7. Kevin Campbell 8. Ryan Titus 9. Bryan Temple 10. Robert Roush 11. Brandon Dilts 12. Carroll Nease 13. Matt Stone

Waynesfield Raceway Park

Trucks

Heat 1: 1W-Matt Twining, 43-Dan Crowder, 2X-Rudd Wagner Jr., 01H-Randy Hamp, 27-Rob Adams, 84X-Darrell Porter, 8K-Nathan Mailhot

Heat 2: 43-Gabe Twining, 18B-Tim Dick, 71-Chris Hicks, 5S-Tom Stauffer, 0-John Sanford, 6P-Ryan Dunlap, 89-Keith Shockency

Heat 3: 18N-Derrick Noffsinger, 1X-Jerry Butler, 7X-Trent Mullen, MT1-Bill Keeler, 37-Roy Miller, R27-Randy Crossley, 3-Bill Gross 

A-Main: 1w-Matt Twining, 25G-Gabe Twining, 18B-Tim Dick, MT1-Bill Keeler, 1X-Jerry Butler, 5S-Tom Stauffer, 18N-Derrick Noffsinger, 37-Roy Miller, R27-Randy Crossley, 0-John Sanford, 43-Dan Crowder, 84X-Darrell Porter, 2X-Russ Wagner Jr., 01H-Randy Hamp, 27-Rob Adams, 71-Chris Hicks, 6P-Ryan Dunlap, 89-Kieth Shockency, 3-Bill Gross, 7X-Trent Mullens, 8K Nathan Mailhot (did not start)

UMP Modifieds

Heat 1: 52-Jeff Babcock, 112-Chris Ullery, 55S-Zach Schroeder, 44-Frankie Luchini, 28-Chad Rosenbeck, ZERO-Brent Hole, 19-Ryan Ordway, 00-John Brooks (did not start)

Heat 2: 45P-Brian Post, 22T-Tony Anderson, 11H-Mike Hohlbein, 20K-Bill Keeler, 82-Marvin Schilling, 37-JD Lease, 97-Zach Walkup, 5-Rob Trent (did not start)

A-Main: 52-Jeff Babcock, 20K-Bill Keeler, 55S-Zach Schroeder, ZERO-Brent Hole, 00-John Brooks, 22T-Tony Anderson, 112-Chris Ullery, 28-Chad Rosenbeck, 44-Frankie Luchini, 19-Ryan Ordway, 11H-Mike Hohlbein, 37-JD Lease, 97-Zach Walkup, 45P-Brian Post, 82-Marvin Schilling, 5-Rob Trent (did not start)

Mini Sprints

Heat 1: 328-Becca Stiefel, 7T-Tyler Hesson, 06-Shane Hayslett, 24L-Lee Underwood, 22B-Brad Racer, 5-Max Stambaugh, 24P-Jamie Paul, 29-Vince Coleman, 3E-Alex Watson

Heat 2: 47-Garry Loney, 26-Rod Henning, 23-Devon Dobie, 00-Mikey Helterbran, 4L-Roger Unverferth, 4S-Chris Smalley, 10J-Jarrod DeLong, 8T-Trevor Helmlinger

A-Main: 26-Rod Henning, 47-Garry Loney, 23-Devon Dobie, 24L-Lee Underwood, 7T-Tyler Hesson, 00-Mikey Helterbran, 328-Becca Stiefel, 22B-Brad Racer, 06-Shane Hayslett, 29-Vince Coleman, 5-Max Stambaugh, 4S-Chris Smalley, 10J-Jarrod DeLong, 24P-Jamie Paul, 4L-Roger Unverferth, 3E-Alex Watson, 8T-Trevor Helmlinger

Compacts

Heat 1: 31-Jeff Kimes, 95-David Yoder, 034-Bill Charles, 17-Justin Durflinger, 94-Don Ebright, 72-Dustin Young

Heat 2: 79-Brian Beach, 71-Jordan Flynn, 91-Louie Ebright, 1J-JJ Bulter, 34-Rex Zimmerman (did not start)

A-Main: 31-Jeff Kimes, 95-David Yoder, 71-Jordan Flynn, 17-Justin Durflinger, 91-Louie Ebright, 94-Don Ebright, 72-Dustin Young, 034-Bill Charles, 79-Brian Beach, 1J-JJ Butler, 34-Rex Zimmerman

Powder Puff
A-Main: 5S-Bridget Brunk, 18B-Joanne Poling, R27-Tana Crossley, 27-Paula Adams, 37-Carrie Miller, 0-Tiffany Hunt, MT1-Michele Williams, 89-Tiffany Gehr, 43-Chasitiy Crowder, 7X-Nicole Creek (did not start)

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<description>DRAG RACING Tri-State Dragway, Ross Twp. June 28 Regular Program and Street Shootout SUPER PRO/PRO FINAL (1/8 mile)&amp;#8212; John Cook, Jr., West Chester 2002 Miller dragster (Super Pro winner) 4.902 seconds, 139.75 mph def. Kevin Bishop, Amelia 1969 Chevrolet Camaro...</description>
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DRAG RACING
Tri-State Dragway, Ross Twp.
June 28 Regular Program and Street Shootout
SUPER PRO/PRO FINAL (1/8 mile)&amp;#8212; John Cook, Jr., West Chester 2002 Miller dragster (Super Pro winner) 4.902 seconds, 139.75 mph def. Kevin Bishop, Amelia 1969 Chevrolet Camaro (Pro winner) 6.706 sec., 99.04 mph; Semifinalists&amp;#8212; Ryan Butler, West Chester (Pro runner-up); Tim Louderback, Xenia (Super Pro runner-up);

AMSOIL STREET FINAL (1/4 mile)&amp;#8212; John Kadas, Fairfield, 1970 Ford Torino 13.665 sec., 98.68 mph def.. Howard Ledford, Kettering, 2003 Ford Mustang 12.889 sec., 104.35 mph; Semifinalist&amp;#8212; Brian Hendrickson, Hamilton;

STREET SHOOTOUT FINAL (1/4 mile)&amp;#8212; Ricky Shepherd, Dayton, 1974 Chevy Nova 12.170 sec., 108.42 mph def. Dave Russell, Indianapolis, Ind., 1974 Plymouth Duster 12.156 sec., 108.59 mph; Semifinalists&amp;#8212; John Hasse, Cincinnati; Jeff Seither, Fairfield;

JUNIOR DRAGSTER FINAL (1/8 mile)&amp;#8212; Samantha Lee, Cincinnati, 2002 Half Scale Jr. Dragster 7.951 sec., 81.34 mph def. Kenny Carson Jr., Lebanon 2005 Half Scale Jr. Dragster 7.927 sec., 82.13 mph; Semifinalists&amp;#8212; Austin Still, Fairfield; Robbie Marcum, Somerville;

Next race: July3-5 Championship Bracket Series double-points events.

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