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Path Valley results 2003-09-27
Spring Run, PA_ Brother and sister Dakota and Autumn Bear of Elliottsburg each won kart features and Craig Robinson of Ft. Loudon lifted a four-wheeler wheel all the way around the track in Burris karts and quads racing Saturday at the Path Valley ...
Published: Sep 30, 2003, 6:55 PM
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Spring Run, PA_ Brother and sister Dakota and Autumn Bear of Elliottsburg each won kart features and Craig Robinson of Ft. Loudon lifted a four-wheeler wheel all the way around the track in Burris karts and quads racing Saturday at the Path Valley Speedway Park.
Two Wheel Promotions announced that the Oct. 4 race would be for double points and conclude the local season points racing in the Burris National Speedway Series. The Oct. 11 race, with many new racers expected in practice for the Oct. 25 Saturday Night Finale, will not be a points race.
The annual Saturday Night Finale will be the only karts night race on the Path Valley clay, which retains its moisture after sunset, and the fastest laps of the season are anticipated as top kart riders from throughout the region gather. Payback is 75 percent of entry fee for senior divisions and 50 percent for junior classes. All classes with more than 10 entries will race 25 laps and those with fewer entries will race 15 laps. Sponsored overall by Burris Racing, the tire rule is waived except for Champ classes and WKA rules will apply.
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 is 717-349-7111. For information on the 2003 schedule and rules, race teams and fans can consult our website at www.pathvalley.com or they can email Two Wheel Promotions at twp@pathvalley.com.
FINISH ORDER:
Kid Karts - Richard Edwards, Andrew Boyer, Dalton Long
Lites - Geoff Gill, Cody Sieber, Chris Spangler, Jason Brandt, Cory Comp
Sr. Champ - Pete Neuder, Jamie Sheaffer
Jr. Sportsman II - Dakota Bear, Nathan Danner, Troy Cunningham, Matt Burger, Ethan Beasom
Heavys - Kevin Sheaffer, Brent Hoffman, Jim Snyder, Steve Eshelman, Ron Michaels
Jr. Sportsman I - Troy Cunningham, Dylan Cisney, Zack Fouse, Mathew Mellott, Colton Bear
Jr. Stock - D. J. Holland, Dustin Hoffman
4-Wheel 2-Stroke - Craig Robinson, Donnie Bollinger, John Dougherty, Cory Burhman, Travis Saner
Caged Rookies - Trent Brenneman, Trevin Shank, Ian Sheaffer
Jr. Champ - Bryan Hayberger
Open - Troy Imler, Tracy Imler, Tammy Imler, Kathy Long, Wayne Long
4-Wheel 4-Stroke - Cory Burhman, Paul Woodward, Ed Simcox
Jr. Restricted - Joey Ulsh, D. J. Holland, Justin Cunningham, Charlie Walter, Chad Walter
Mediums - Bud Varner, Brent Hoffman, Tim Stoudt, Darin Smith, Jim Snyder
X-Heavy - Miles Burd
Animal - Autumn Bear, Kevin Sheaffer, David Hoffman
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