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Minersville, PA - 2000 track champions Keith Hoffman, Gary Hager and Dean Ulsh top the list of drivers to be honored at Big Diamond Raceway's annual Awards Banquet on Friday night, November 24, at St. Nicholas Hall in Primrose, PA. NASCAR Weekly ...
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Minersville, PA - 2000 track champions Keith Hoffman, Gary Hager and Dean Ulsh top the list of drivers to be honored at Big Diamond Raceway's annual Awards Banquet on Friday night, November 24, at St. Nicholas Hall in Primrose, PA. NASCAR Weekly Racing Series Modified champion, Keith Hoffman of Whitehall, PA, and EXIDE ShorTrack by NASCAR Sportsman champion, Gary Hager of Stewartsville, NJ, will be celebrating their first Big Diamond Raceway titles while Dean Ulsh of Auburn, PA successfully defended his 1999 Accel Roadrunner title. 2000 Motor Truck Equipment Company/Kenworth/Cummins Dual Track Modified champion, Jeff Strunk of Bethel, PA, will also be honored at the banquet gets underway at 7:30 pm with dinner and doors will open at 7 pm sharp. The dinner will be the traditional family-style meal. The meal will be followed by the presentation of awards and the evening concludes with dancing and music provided by a disk jockey from Harry C. Productions.
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