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Dewease Gets Third of SSP Season Sunday Evening NEWBERRYTOWN, PA (June 20, 2004) - For the second week in a row Susquehanna Speedway Park was forced to use it's Sunday night raindate, and for the third time this season Lance Dewease raced ...
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Dewease Gets Third of SSP Season Sunday Evening
NEWBERRYTOWN, PA (June 20, 2004) - For the second week in a row Susquehanna Speedway Park was forced to use it's Sunday night raindate, and for the third time this season Lance Dewease raced to victory in the 25 lap Sprint Car feature on Father's Day. Karl Windish was awarded the Xtreme Enduro feature win after apparent winner Alan Miller failed post race tech. In the encore performance of the Great American School Bus Race, Jared Wintermyer claimed the win.
Austrialian visitor Peter Attard led the first two laps of the 25 lap Sprint Car event before sixth place starter Dewease took over the lead. From that point onward most eyes were glued to the battle for the remainder of the top five positions as Dewease pulled away in lapped traffic. Dewease's third win of the season was his ninth career SSP triumph. He collected $2500.
Cris Eash fended off Fred Rahmer to take second place, while point leader Rahmer had to settle for third. Greg Hodnett and Donnie Kreitz Jr. completed the top five. Rounding out the top ten were Jim siegel, Chad Layton, last week's winner Brian Leppo, Kenny Jacobs, and Attard. Heats for the 22 cars went to Attard, Hodnett, and Rahmer.
Alan Miller took the lead from Mike Goodwin on the 11th of 20 laps and appeared to take his first win of the season in the Xtreme Enduro feature event. However, when Miller's car failed post race inspection, veteran racer Karl Windish was awarded his first win of the season. Tom Johns moved to second followed by Greg Miller, Sam Rial, and Wayne Eurich in the top five. Heats went to Miller and Brian Sanders, while johns took the Pepsi Dash.
Last week, Jared Wintermyer finished third in the first edition of the Great American School Bus Race. This week he came from deep in the field to score the win. Scott Keller led the first half of the 15 lap event before Wintermyer took over the top spot. Despite a red flag for an overturned bus, Wintermyer went on to victory. Keller finished second followed by Chad Baker, last week's winner JR Rodriguez and Shawn Arndt. Micro Sprint racer Nathan Hauck who overtuned his bus onto its side and returned to action to finish tenth.
The next race will be Thursday Night, June 24 as SSP hosts its first $1000-to-win Demolition Derby of the season. Fans will also see the 410 Sprint Cars and the Xtreme Enduro Stocks. Gates open in the pit area at 4:00 p.m. with the grandstand gates opening at 5:00 p.m. Warmups begin at 7:00 p.m. with racing action beginning at 7:30 p.m. Race fans can expect a fast paced 2 0x8bf5r program each and every night. Grandstand ticket prices are Adults (18 & older) $12.00; Teens (13-17) $8.00; Children (6-12) $4.00; and Children (5 & under) are free. A special program called the "Repeat Fan Discount" has been instituted in which fans bringing a ticket stub from the June 20 race will receive $2.00 off for this event. Pit pass prices have been reduced to $20.00 with a reduced price of $18.00 for all track license holders. A track license is $25.00 for the year.
Pre-entry forms for the demolition derby can be found at ww.sspracing.net or call the SSP home office at (717) 292-1696. The Susquehanna Speedway Park is located off I-83 to exit 32, then 1.4 miles NW on SR382 to York Road, then 1.3 miles south.
SSP RESULTS FROM THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 2004
410 SPRINT CAR FEATURE (25 laps) 1. Lance Dewease 2. Cris Eash 3. Fred Rahmer 4. Greg Hodnett 5. Donnie Kreitz Jr. 6. Jim Siegel 7. Chad Layton 8. Brian Leppo 9. Kenny Jacobs 10. Peter Attard 11. Billy Dietrich 12. Brent Kluge 13. Chad Trout 14. Chad Jumper 15. Mike Rabold 16. Scott Lutz 17. Jeff Taylor 18. Billy Heltzel 19. Todd Zinn 20. Lloyd Ettinger 21. Karl Baker 22. Cory Haas
LAP LEADERS: Attard 1-2 Dewease 3-25
HEAT WINNERS: Attard, Hodnett, Rahmer
XTREME ENDURO FEATURE (20 laps) 1. Karl Windish 2. Tom Johns 3. Greg Miller 4. Sam Rial 5. Wayne Eurich 6. Charlie Pensinger 7. Tom Slanker 8. Ricky Hippensteel Jr. 9. Bryon Sipe 10. Matt Smith 11. Jerry Blauch 12. Adrian Barnhardt 13. Randy Christine Jr. 14. Shawn Arndt 15. Les Davis 16. Brian Lomman 17. Bobby Glass Jr. 18. Ronnie Thomas 19. Brian Sanders 20. Sam Henry 21. Mike Goodwin 22. Gerald Barnes 23. Colby Frye DQ Alan Miller
Lap Leaders Goodwin 1-10 Miller 11-20
Heat Winners Miller, Sanders
Pepsi Dash Johns
THE GREAT AMERICAN BUS RACE FEATURE (15 laps) 1. Jared Wintermyer 2.
Scott Keller 3. Chad Baker 4. JR Rodriguez 5. Shawn Arndt 6. Chad
Layton 7. Howard Ebaugh 8. Heidi Thomas 9. Leon Wintermyer 10 Nathan
Hauck 11. Todd Fisher 12. Rob Barr 13. Alan Witmer
LAP LEADERS Keller 1-8 J. Wintermyer 9-15
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