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Fredericktown Raceway race notes 2003-10-03
FREDERICKTOWN, Mo. -- (Oct. 3, 2003) The final night of racing at the Fredericktown Raceway for the 2003 season featured some first-time winners including Ray Statler of Fredericktown winning the 600cc Multi feature. Statler's win was his first ...
Published: Oct 9, 2003, 1:32 PM
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FREDERICKTOWN, Mo. -- (Oct. 3, 2003) The final night of racing at the Fredericktown Raceway for the 2003 season featured some first-time winners including Ray Statler of Fredericktown winning the 600cc Multi feature. Statler's win was his first feature win with Todd Reynolds taking second place and Kyle Danback third. Lenny Terrell was the feature winner of the Pure Street class with Chris Webb capturing second place and Brian Montgomery third.
Jon Paul Reando of Festus was the winner of the RAMS Mini Stock feature with Bill Nickelson second and Rick Ruch third. Karl Francis was the winner of the Hobby Stock/Sportsmen class feature race as he held off the charge of Nathan Gibson for the victory. Brad McKinnon finished in third place.
Leo Kiefer picked up the checkered flag in the Modified class with Adam Parmeley second and Pat Naeger third.
The next event for the racers of the Fredericktown Raceway will take place at 6 p.m., on Saturday, Oct. 25th the annual Awards Banquet. This year's banquet is being held at Club 67 Steakhouse & Sportsbar on Highway 67 in Bonne Terre. Awards for the top five placing cars in the Hobby Stock/Sportsmen class, Modified class, RAMS Mini Stock class, Pure Street class and the UMP Late Model class will be honored. The track will also name it's 2003 "Driver of the Year" and "Rookie of the Year."
Advance tickets for the event are $12 and must be purchased prior to 5 p.m., Oct. 20th. For tickets contact Terry Flanagan at (573) 783-3901 or Jeff Mills at (573) 747-0566. Tickets will not be mailed and must be picked up in person. Tickets may also be purchased the night of the event for $20 each.
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