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Path Valley results 2003-07-12
Spring Run, PA_ The points leaders won in most classes Saturday afternoon in the karts and four-wheeler weekly races at the Path Valley Speedway Park. Notable races included Pete Neuder of Chambersburg who won in both the Jr. and Sr. Champ caged ...
Published: Jul 15, 2003, 6:31 PM
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Spring Run, PA_ The points leaders won in most classes Saturday afternoon in the karts and four-wheeler weekly races at the Path Valley Speedway Park.
Notable races included Pete Neuder of Chambersburg who won in both the Jr. and Sr. Champ caged carts. Troy Imler of Bedford County returned to his winning ways in the Open class after mechanical problems the week before. Garrett Kuhns of Chambersburg continued his undefeated season in Lites and D.J. Holland of Claysburg remained undefeated in Jr. Stock.
Gates open at 10 a.m. Saturday for the kart and quad racers with action on the banked quarter mile clay Path Valley track by noon. Races are usually concluded before 3:30. Grandstand admission is free to Path Valley Saturday afternoon kart and Saturday evening motorcycle races.
The Path Valley Speedway Park is located in Spring Run PA a mile north on PA Route 641 from the intersection with PA Route 75, halfway between Port Royal and Hagerstown. It is five miles east from the Willow Hill Exit 14 of the PA Turnpike.
The new phone number at the track for promoter Ken Geesey is 717-349-7111. For information on the 2003 schedule and rules, race teams and fans can consult the website at www.pathvalley.com or they can email Two Wheel Promotions at twp@pathvalley.com.
FINISH ORDER
Kid Karts - Andrew Boyer, Corey Potts, Jordan Williams, Richard Edwards, Dalton Long
Caged Rookies _ Trent Brenneman, Trevin Shank, Ashley Potts
Jr. Sportsman I - Zack Fouse, Dylan Cisney, Troy Cunningham, Mike Gipe, Matt Mellott
Jr. Champ - Pete Neuder, Bryan Hayberger
Jr. Stock - DJ Holland, Dustin Hoffman, Tyler Bear, Matt Burd, Zack Newlin
Jr. Restricted - Justin Cunningham, Tyler Bear, Charlie Walter, Chad Walter, Lance Newlin
Medium - Chris Claar, Brent Hoffman, Dann Smith, Ryan Spangler, Brad Thomas,
Extra Heavy - Ryan Lower, Chuck Bowers, Miles Burd
Animal - Rob Boyer, Kevin Shaeffer, David Hoffman, Autumn Bear
Jr. Sportsman II _ Dakota Bear, Nathan Beason, Matt Burger, Tyler Bear, Frankie Peters
4 Wheel 2 Stroke - Craig Robinson, Jon Dougherty, Nick Saner, Donnie Bollinger
Open - Troy Imler, Tracy Imler, Wayne Long, Tammy Imler
Heavy - Mark Rhodes, David Hollar
Sr. Champ - Pete Neuder, James Shaffer
Lites - Garrett Kuhns, Nathan Claycomb, Chris Spangler, Geoff Gill, Cody Sieber
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