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Trail-Way Speedway results 2004-06-26

HANOVER, PA, 04/26/04 -- Pequea, PA's DJ Montgomery picked up his first career win in the 20-lap 600 winged micro sprint feature race at Trail-Way Speedway on Saturday night. Montgomery grabbed the lead away from Jamie Umlauf on lap nine, leading ...

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HANOVER, PA, 04/26/04 -- Pequea, PA's DJ Montgomery picked up his first career win in the 20-lap 600 winged micro sprint feature race at Trail-Way Speedway on Saturday night. Montgomery grabbed the lead away from Jamie Umlauf on lap nine, leading the rest of the way through heavy amounts of lapped traffic.

Ninth starter, Timmy Dietz, worked his way through several competitive cars, closing in on Gary Hunter who ran behind Montgomery during the latter portion of the race. Lapped traffic began to become a factor on lap fifteen, giving some cushion between first, second and third.

"Lapped traffic doesn't seem to bother me," said a cool, calm and collected Montgomery in victory lane, "I was just trying to keep calm. The car was handling perfect!"

Following Montgomery across the line was Hunter, Dietz, tenth starter Chad Criswell and twelfth starter Brett Schoenly.

Early race leader Umlauf fell back several positions by the fourteenth lap and fought with last weekend's race winner Sean Campbell for the sixth and seventh position. Campbell finished ahead of Umlauf, allowing Dwayne Gutshall to attempt to take seventh from Campbell. The checkered flag came out in time giving Umlauf the seventh place finish followed by Gutshall in eighth, Shawn Seifert in ninth, and Paul Hively finishing in the tenth position.

Steve Buckwalter can't seem to do anything wrong. Buckwalter took the lead from Mike Midkiff on lap thirteen to take his seventh 250 micro sprint win of the 2004 season. Buckwatler is currently the winningest driver out of all of the divisions run at Trail-Way Speedway.

Buckwalter seemed to be an old pro in victory lane and pulled up and exited his car with ease. It seems to be getting easier and easier as the weeks go by. Buckwalter gave the notion that he did not want to move up in divisions during the previous week's interview, and instead this week gave a hint that he was actually beginning to think about it.

Finishing behind Buckwalter was Mike Midkiff, the Weaver Construction #8 driven by Jim Still, Mike Connors, and Bill Laughman driving the Swartz Chassis/Rustic Iron micro sprint.

Chad Myers, Joe Trone, Craig Myers, Mike Boyer and Jeff Hartman completed the top ten.

Joe Brown picked up his first win of the 2004 season in the classic car division. Brown led all 15 laps in the feature race. Following behind Brown was Jerry Pownall, Fred Cullum, Dwayne Fabrick and Mike Schultz.

In 4 cylinder starlite oval competition, Frank Trail Jr., won the 12-lap feature race and in 6 cylinder starlite competition, Buddie Jeffers got the win.

Michael Racine got his second win of the 2004 season in the scramble car division.

Trail-Way Speedway Race Results Saturday -- June 26, 2004

250 WINGED MICRO SPRINTS

Feature (20 Laps) -- 1. 25-Steve Buckwalter; 2. 2M-Mike Midkiff; 3. 8-Jim Still; 4. 35-Mike Connors; 5. 2-Bill Laughman; 6. 32-Chad Myers; 7. 99-Joe Trone Jr.; 8. 16-Craig Myers; 9. 41X-Mike Boyer; 10. 026-Jeff Hartman; 11. 10-Nik Gower; 12. 17-Brad Weber; 13. 20-Eric Eckert; 14. 70-Wayne Karcher; 15. 7-Bob Laughman; 16. 2W-Brian Woodson; 17. 20S-Stephanie Stevens; 18. 24-Jay Hartman (DNF); 19. 4-Charles French Jr. (DNF); 20. 4M-Chris Melton (DNF); 21. 76-Broc Lawrence (DNF); 22. 25S-Greg Stevens (DNF); 23. 33-Michael Schreiber (DNF); 24. 7M-Nathan Melton (DNF). No time.

Lap Leaders - Mike Midkiff (1-12); Steve Buckwalter (13-20)

1st Heat (8 Laps/7 to qualify) -- 1. 2M-Mike Midkiff; 2. 8-Jim Still; 3. 25-Steve Buckwalter; 4. 10-Nik Gower; 5. 41X-Mike Boyer; 6. 16-Craig Myers; 7. 25S-Greg Stevens; 8. 70-Wayne Karcher; 9. 7-Bob Laughman; 10. 27-Joe Hood; 11. 15S-Scott Rogers (DNF). Time -- 2:12.53

2nd Heat (8 Laps/7 to qualify) -- 1. 24-Jay Hartman; 2. 33-Michael Schreiber; 3. 99-Joe Trone Jr.; 4. 32-Chad Myers; 5. 4-Charles French Jr.; 6. 7M-Nathan Melton; 7. 20S-Stephanie Stevens; 8. 1J-Jeff Leisey; 9. 20-Eric Eckert (DNF); 10. 27K-Chris Cormack (DNF); 11. 77-Brian Sipling (DNF). No time.

3rd Heat (8 Laps/7 to qualify) -- 1. 4M-Chris Melton; 2. 35-Mike Connors; 3. 2-Bill Laughman; 4. 026-Jeff Hartman; 5. 17-Brad Weber; 6. 2W-Brian Woodson; 7. 76-Broc Lawrence; 8. Z7-Jospeh Buchanan; 9. 5C-John Johnson; 10. 41-Brent Sparks (DNF); 11. 89-Cody Darrah (DNF). Time -- 2:08.12

Consolation (8 Laps/6 to qualify) -- 1. 70-Wayne Karcher; 2. 20-Eric Eckert; 3. 7-Bob Laughman; 4. 27K-Chris Cormack; 5. Z7-Joseph Buchanan; 6. 27-Joe Hood; 7. 1J-Jeff Leisey; 8. 15S-Scott Rogers; 9. 5C-John Johnson; 10. 77-Brian Sipling (DNF); 11. 51-Brent Sparks (DNS); 12. 89-Cody Darrah (DNS). No time.

600 WINGED MICRO SPRINTS

Feature (25 Laps) - 1. 99-DJ Montgomery 2. 7H-Gary Hunter; 3. 18D-Tim R. Dietz; 4. 84-Chad Criswell; 5. 117-Brett Schoenly; 6. 31-Sean Campbell; 7. 75J-Jamie Umlauf; 8. 74-Dwayne Gutshall; 9. 1-Shawn Seifert; 10. 27-Paul Hively; 11. 39B-BrockBilger; 12. 38-Mark Strickler; 13. 23-Chris Arnold; 14. 9S-Rick Stief; 15. 25-Jimmie Travis; 16. 88E-Aaron Eichelberger; 17. 2T-Ron Taggart; 18. 30-Bill Gawler; 19. 93-Pancho Lawler; 20. 67-Jason Cherry; 21. 20B-Brian Maccubbin; 22. 77-Nathan Ottensmeyer; 23. 00-Greg Wales; 24. 11-Jimmy Brookens (DNF). No time.

Lap Leaders -- Jamie Umlauf (1-8); DJ Montgomery (9-20)

1st Heat (8 Laps/7 to qualify) -- 1. 75J-Jamie Umlauf; 2. 31-Sean Campbell; 3. 74-Dwayne Gutshall; 4. 9S-Rick Stief; 5. 39B-Brock Bilger; 6. 20B-Brian Maccubbin; 7. 2T-Ron Taggart; 8. 93-Pancho Lawler; 9. 86-Tim A. Dietz (DNF). Time -- 2:11.43

2nd Heat (8 Laps/7 to qualify) -- 1.18D-Tim R. Dietz ; 2. 11-Jimmy Brookens; 3. 25-Jimmie Travis; 4. 7H-Gary Hunter; 5. 38-Mark Strickler; 6. 67-Jason Cherry; 7. 00-Greg Wales; 8. 77-Nathan Ottensmeyer (DNF). Time -- 2:09.83

3rd Heat (8 Laps/7 to qualify) -- 1. 27-Paul Hively; 2. 99-DJ Montgomery; 3. 84-Chad Criswell; 4. 117-Brett Schoenly; 5. 1-Shawn Seifert; 6. 23-Chris Arnold; 7. 88E-Aaron Eichelberger; 8. 30-Bill Gawler. Time -- 2:09.61

Trail-Way Speedway Race Results Saturday -- June 26, 2004`

CLASSIC CARS

Feature (15 Laps) - 1. 86-Joe Brown; 2. 51-Jerry Pownall; 3. 95-Fred Cullum; 4. 89-Duane Fabrick; 5. 6-Mick Schultz; 6. 7-Jamie Lloyd; 7. 48-Allen Cullum; 8. 34-Joe Snodgrass; 9. 91-Mark Jago; 10. 12-Roland Brown; 11. 20-Tim Stem; 12. 2-Bill Bollinger; 13. 12C-Jim Crocker; 14. 29-Pete Neal; 15. 21-Kurt Welsh; 16. 9-Rob Bellew; 17. 27-Ron Ritenour (DNF); 18. 45-John Mcgarvey (DNF); 19. 88-Jack Yingling (DNF); 20. 27-Ron Ritenour (DNF); 21. 67-Randy Doty (DNF); 22. 8-Bill Brown Jr. (DNF); 23. 14-Bobby Stough (DNF). No time.

Lap Leaders -- Joe Brown (1-15)

1st Heat (5 Laps/6 to qualify) -- 1. 86-Joe Brown 2. 11-Al Daniels; 3. 51-Jerry Pownall; 4. 89-Duane Fabrick; 5. 48-Allen Cullum; 6. 27-Ron Ritenour; 7. 88-Jack Yingling; 8. 20-Tim Stem (DNF). No time.

2nd Heat (5 Laps/6 to qualify) -- 1. 34-Joe Snodgrass; 2. 29-Pete Neal; 3. 6-Mike Schultz; 4. 12-Roland Brown; 5. 45-John Mcgarvey; 6. 2-Bill Bollinger; 7. 91-Mark Jago; 8. 14-Bobby Stough (DNF) Time -- 2:42.02.

3rd Heat (5 Laps/6 to qualify) -- 1. 21-Kurt Welsh; 2. 12C-Jim Crocker; 3. 95-Fred Cullum; 4. 7-Jamie Lloyd; 5. 67-Randy Doty; 6. 9-Rob Bellew; 7. 8-Bill Brown Jr. Time -- 2:39.45.

SCRAMBLE CARS

Feature (15 Laps) - 1. 86-Micahel Racine; 2. 56-Brad Kress; 3. 27-Rick Hopkins; 4. 88-Michael Brashears; 5. 60-Michal Capino; 6. 52-Matthew Livelsberger; 7. 00-Shawn Crunkilton; 8. 66-Rodney Wolfe Jr.; 9. 29-Randy Gladfelter Jr.; 10. 32-Buddie Jeffers; 11. 19-Roy Denike; 12. 0-Randy Crunkilton; 13. 5-Dale Sheeler; 14. 58-Scott Mehring; 15. 35-Nick Principio; 16. 68-Brian Racine (DNF); 17. 81-Josh Schrum (DNF); 18. 41-Brian Walls (DNF); 19. 46-Daniel Arter (DNF); 20. 15-Bo Sheeler (DNF). No time.

Lap Leaders -- Michael Racine (1-12)

1st Heat (5 Laps/6 to qualify) -- 1. 56-Bred Kress; 2. 32-Josh Smith; 3. 15-Bo Sheeler; 4. 81-Josh Schrum; 5. 60-Michael Capino; 6. 29-Randy Galdfelter Jr.; 7. 00-Shawn Crunkilton; 8. 42-Rick Reichert; 9. 6-Travis Jeffers; 10. 12-Brandon Hyser (DNF); 11. 26-Bernie Looney Sr. (DNF).

2nd Heat (5 Laps/6 to qualify) -- 1. 27-Rick Hopkins; 2. 86-Michael Racine; 3. 0-Randy Crunkilton; 4. 41-Brian Walls; 5. 52T-Tim Livelsberger; 6. 5-Dale Sheeler; 7. 91-Shaune Stapleton; 8. 20-Brad Sheely; 9. 51-Calvin Redding; 10. 78-Michael Warner (DNF). Time -- 1:59.83

3rd Heat (5 Laps/6 to qualify) -- 1. 68-Brian Racine; 2. 88-Michael Brashears; 3. 46-Daniel Arter; 4. 19-Roy Denike; 5. 35-Nick Principio; 6. 66-Rodney Wolfe Jr.; 7. 58-Scott Mehring; 8. 55-Lonnie Fisher Jr.; 9. 90-Timothy Aldridge; 10. 71-Steve Inman. Time -- 1:57.53

Consolation (5 Laps/6 to qualify) -- 1. 00-Shawn Crunkilton; 2. 58-Scott Mehring; 3. 91-Shaune Stapleton; 4. 20-Brad Sheely; 5. 51-Calvin Redding; 6. 71-Steve Inman; 7. 6-Travis Jeffers; 8. 42-Rick Reichert (DNF); 9. 78-Michael Warner (DNF); 10. 55-Lonnie Fisher Jr. (DNS); 11. 90-Timothy Aldridge (DNS); 12. 26-Bernie Looney Sr. (DNS); 13. 12-Brandon Hyser (DNS).

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