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[Dan Ebert]

 Records fall At REM

 Race #7  REM Raceway, Mentor Ohio

Bartos with a double win, Ricky Jr and Custer grab one apiece

  It certainly was going to be a big weekend of racing when 22 racers showed up on Friday to test and practice at REM Raceway.   Saturday 90 entries across 4 classes and 32 racers tested their skill on the 155 foot Hillclimb in Mentor, Ohio.  The track was in excellent shape with great prep by Ray and Brian.    The large crowd Friday afternoon and night laid down a nice rubber coating on the track.   That set the stage for a record breaking Saturday.  Concours judging took place and Cap Henry took the top spot in Stocker.  Cap’s used a paint scheme inspired by his 1 to 1 scale Sprint Car.  Aaron Ploskunak and Dan Ebert followed Cap after they had been splitting the top spot all year.   North East’s Bob Stanley painted his way into the top spot in F1.  His orange F1 with a jigsaw puzzle design was a hit with the racers in attendance.   Can Am had “The Captain” Steve Ploskunak spraying a beautiful white base with gold, blue and black accent flames Parma TI22.  Cap Henry took second with another Team CHR themed paint job.  Kevin Cosgrove won third place honors with a flamed TI22.  Bob Stanley had a lot going on with his Flexi entry.  Bob had wild flames running front to back on the orange car.  The entire car had pattern shading in the main color and in the flames.

Concours Sponsored by Outisight Designs

Stockers:           1^st   Cap Henry

                        2^nd  Aaron Ploskunak

                        3^rd  Dan Ebert

F-1                   1^st  Bob Stanley

                        2^nd  Aaron Ploskunak

                        3^rd  Mike Peskar

Can-AM           1^st  Steve Ploskunak

                        2^nd  Cap Henry

                        3^rd  Kevin Cosgrove

Retro Flexi        1^st   Bob Stanley

                        2^nd  Steve Ploskunak

                        3^rd   Jay Sabala                                                                                                       

 

 

Qualifying

 

F1 Qualifying

 Parma’s Steve Koepp used his R-Geo chassis covered with a Parma BRM body to take the top qualifying spot.  Steve’s Hawk powered bullet ran a fast 5.001 lap time with a back up of 5.037 for the second quick time.  That lap set a new qualifying record for Penn Ohio F1’s at REM.  Ricky “the sauce man” Bennardo rolled in with a quick 5.039 for the second position.  Mike Peskar and Bud Bartos rounded out the top of the field that clipped the 5.1 mark.

 

1. 5.00186             Steve Koepp
2. 5.03984             Ricky Bennardo Jr
3. 5.06172             Mike Peskar
4. 5.09050             Bud Bartos
5. 5.10249             Gil Pataky
6. 5.10442             Greg Fox
7. 5.12330             Willy Custer
8. 5.13338             Cap Henry
9. 5.14497             Steve Ploskunak
10. 5.15784             Al Rutti
11. 5.28421             Brian McPherson
12. 5.28657             Ross Scharf
13. 5.30696             Jim Verga
14. 5.30760             Bob Stanley
15. 5.32090             Dan Ebert
16. 5.34536             Dan Forbush
17. 5.36403             Rick Senior
18. 5.37197             Mike Panko
19. 5.46444             Aaron Ploskunak
20. 5.53460             Leroy Moyer    
21. 5.53567             Tom Rowell
22. 5.64724             Phil Bucco
23. 5.71997             Lester Lucas
24. 5.74164             Kevin Cosgrove           
25. 6.10187             Quin Barnes
26.  NT                  John McMillian

 

 

 

 

 

Can Am Qualifying

 

  Two months in a row the TQ car was built by Bud’s Racing Products at the top secret Barto’s Chassis works.  The quick out of the corners JK25 controlled by the master himself, Sir Bud Bartos.   Bud’s hawk powered TI22 clearly bested the field in qualifying with a record 4.783 on the REM Hillclimb.   Willy Custer was second and was the only other racer to crack into the 4.7 and 4.8’s.   Mike Peskar took the 3^rd pole position at 4.900 followed by a large group of 4.9 qualifiers.                                                                                                           

1.  4.78345            Bud Bartos
2.  4.78688            Willy Custer
3.  4.90038            Mike Peskar
4.  4.90231            Al Rutti
5.  4.90553            Ricky Bennardo Jr
6.  4.91754            Marc Piccone
7.  4.97054            Greg Fox
8.  4.97569            Cap Henry
9.  4.98041            Gil Pataky
10.  5.01323            Ross Scharf
11.  5.07738            Brian McPherson
12.  5.07889            Bob Stanley
13.  5.09369            Steve Ploskunak
14.  5.09519            Steve Koepp
15.  5.10227            Jim Verga
16.  5.12394            Dan Ebert
17.  5.15141            Aaron Ploskunak
18.  5.15162            Mike Panko
19.  5.22199            Kevin Cosgrove
20.  5.24366            Rick Senior
21.  5.24731            Tom Rowell
22.  5.38977            Greg Krumnow
23.  5.39128            Dan Forbush
24.  5.43783            Leroy Moyer
25.  5.51035            Lorenzo Frietze
26.  5.53202            Lester Lucas
27.  5.55391            Joe Gercsner
28.  5.58223            Phil Bucco
29.  5.68307            Quin Barnes
30.   NT                 John McMillian
31.   NT                 George Katzakis
32.   NT                 Larry Kowicki

 

                                                                             

 

 

Stock Car Results

A Main

Al “I’m on the List” Rutti and Steve Koepp moved out to the lead in the first stint.  They were the only racers to break into the 5’s. Jay Sabala followed one lap down.  In stint 2, Al and Dan Ebert reeled off heat highs of 20.  This put Al one lap up on Steve and Dan tied with Jay for third.   Heat 3, Al continued to knock down 20 laps.  Steve held onto second and Jay moved into sole possession of third.  Steve K ran a race high of 21 in the fourth segment to pull within one of Al.  Jay had disaster strike in orange taking him out of the race and allowing Dan to tie him again for the heat.  Aaron Ploskunak moved into fourth only one lap away from a podium spot.  With Jay out of the race, two battles raged Al and Steve for first, Aaron and Dan were racing for third.    Everyone held their spot until heat seven, where Al and Dan moved another lap up on their chasers.   The final heat had Al 2 laps up on Steve and Dan two up on Aaron.  The checkered Flag dropped and Al Rutti scored the win over Steve Koepp.  Dan Ebert was able to hold off the hard charging Aaron Ploskunak by one lap to take third.  Al and Steve were the class of the field.  They were the only racers in this heat to break the 5.8’s , both running fast laps of  5.71’s during the race.

1. 159       Al Rutti
2. 157       Steve Koepp
3. 148       Dan Ebert
4. 147       Aaron Ploskunak
5. 144       Lorenzo Frietze
6. 140       Lester Lucas
7. 115       Quin Barnes
8.  74        Jay Sabala

B Main

Bellevue’s Cap Henry jumped out to the early lead in the B main with a fine 21 lap run.  Bud held second with 20 and a pack of racers followed at 19.  Heat 2 showed purple not to Caps liking as Bud ran a 21 and took the lead.  Ricky Junior and Jim Verga were tied for third after separating themselves from the rest of the field.  Bud added laps on the field starting in heat 4.    He cruised to the win and broke track records along the way.  This forced a battle for second and third with Cap and Ricky after Jim Verga faded with the top.  Cap broke the tie in heat 6 with a 20 in white.  Heat 7 Ricky took back the second spot with 20 in yellow and Cap getting 18 in red.   The final heat and Bud had a 5 lap lead.  Bud decided to let the ponies out and ran in his Parma Cyclone Barto’s chassis car.  He smoked out a 5.599 and 21 laps to set 2 track records in the Stocker class at REM.   While Bud was doing his record breaking thing, Ricky was in orange and Cap in green.  Cap put the heat on Ricky,  but it wasn’t enough as the Freeport Sauce King held on for second by sections.  Congrats to Bud on the heat win and Overall Stocker win for the day.

1. 162       Bud Bartos                               Penn Ohio Stocker Total Lap Record
2. 155       Ricky Bennardo Jr
3. 155       Cap Henry
4. 149       Steve Ploskunak
5. 148       Jim Verga
6. 145       Marc Piccone
7. 143       Mike Panko
8. 132       Tom Rowell

 

 

 

 

 

Overall Stocker Finish

1. 162      5.5998             Bud Bartos                   Track Record for Laps    Fast Lap of the Race
2. 159      5.7110             Al Rutti
3. 157      5.7187             Steve Koepp
4. 155      5.8199             Ricky Bennardo Jr
5. 155      5.6600             Cap Henry
6. 149      5.9300             Steve Ploskunak
7. 148      6.0896             Jim Verga
8. 148      6.0387             Dan Ebert
9. 147      6.1564             Aaron Ploskunak
10. 145      5.7696             Marc Piccone
11. 144      6.0393             Lorenzo Frietze
12. 143      5.9293             Mike Panko
13. 140      6.1561             Lester Lucas
14. 132      6.4300             Tom Rowell
15. 115      6.5930             Quin Barnes
16.  74       5.9761             Jay Sabala

 

F 1  Results

A Main

The A Main started with 3 racers atop of the leader board.  Cap Henry, Steve Koepp and Willy Custer all ran 35 laps in the session.   After 3 heats, Willy and Steve remained at the top and Cap got shuffled one lap down.   Steve K moved to first after the only 35 lap run of  heat 4.  Willy followed by one lap down and Cap in third.  The 5^th stint positions remained the same with Mike Peskar in a solid fourth, one lap out of a podium spot.  Willy made a big move in heat 6 running a record setting fast lap 4.938 and heat high 36 laps.   Steve struggled in red with 33 laps giving Willy the lead and a two lap advantage.  Cap faltered also moving Mike Peskar into third.   Willy held his 2 lap lead after 7 go rounds.  Steve K and Mike followed one and two laps down.  The final heat Steve put on a late charge in blue to pull within one, but Team High Banks racer Willy Custer held on in red for a record setting win.  Willy set both fast lap and total lap records for Penn Ohio during his race to the top.  Willy used an OS body, Bartos Chassis and Fastones power for his win.

1. 277       4.93873             Willy Custer      New Track Records  Total Laps , Fast Lap,    Fast lap for race
2. 276       5.04977             Steve Koepp     TQ
3. 275       5.04935             Mike Peskar
4. 272       4.99986             Cap Henry
5. 272       4.98860             Ricky Bennardo Jr
6. 269       5.04973             Bud Bartos
7. 267       5.10873             Gil Pataky
8. 262       5.09961             Greg Fox

 

 

B Main

The B Main was a 9 man round robin with 9 very evenly matched cars.  This resulted in a finish of 6 lap separation for 8 cars.  The race would shuffle leaders in and out with sit outs and lane advantage.  Bob Stanley started the race with a one lap lead over Dan Ebert followed by a group with 31 laps. Heat 2, Bob struggled and Ross Scharf found himself tied with Bob for the lead.  Dans -  Forbush and Ebert along with Rick Senior were now tied for third.   Bob Stanley stayed at the top after 3.  Eventual winner Al Rutti started slowly with only 59 laps after putting  in 2 runs and a sitout.   Four heats are in the books and Bob Stanley still led and Steve Ploskunak led racers taking their sitouts.   Roos Scharf made his move in stint 5 after Bob only ran 30 in orange. Ross took over the top with Bob and Jim Verga now tied one lap down.  Steve Ploskunak held a one lap margin over Dan Forbush and Ebert for the sitout leaders.  Ross continued at the top and Brian McPherson threw his hat in the podium circle at second place.  The sitout position racers stayed the same.  Heat 7 and Ross and Brian were the last to use their sitouts.  Ross held a one lap lead over Brian.  Three laps separated the sitout racers with Steve Ploskunak leading and Al Rutti and Dan Forbush following.   Heat 8 Brian McPherson set the mark to beat at 253.   Steve Ploskunak and Dan Forbush assumed the sit out leader top positions.   The final heat and Al Rutti put on an amazing come from behind win in the orange lane.  Steve in white and Dan F in purple battled for the lead only to see Al pull out the win by sections.  Al wins at section 15, Steve 12 and Dan Forbush 5.   Great show guys, and an excellent finish to a good close race.

1. 257      5.100               Al Rutti
2. 257      5.220               Steve Ploskunak
3. 257      5.221               Dan Forbush
4. 254      5.320               Ross Scharf
5. 253      5.220               Brian McPherson
6. 253      5.220               Dan Ebert
7. 252      5.270               Bob Stanley
8. 251      5.220               Jim Verga
9. 237      5.390               Rick Senior

C Main

The C main started with 3 racers atop the leader board.   Aaron Ploskunak, Kevin Cosgrove and Lester Lucas started the race with 31 laps.  After 2 Stints Aaron and Kevin continued their battle with Lester falling 2 laps back.  Heat 3 and Aaron moved into the leader position 2 laps over Kevin.  Mike Panko started his run after a sitout and led the group running after sitouts.   Kevin moved back to one lap within Aaron after 4.   With 5 down Aaron still led by one over Kevin and Mike was in solid control of the sitout group.  The leader board did not change in the 6^th heat.   Heat 7 Kevin came back in on red.  The red lane showed Kevin no mercy as he dropped out of contention for the win.   Aaron controlled the lead in heat 7.  Mike was leading those who had used their sitouts.  Aaron finished the race with 253 in heat 8.  He could only watch his lead slip away as he sat out Heat 9.   Mike Panko carried the lap average lead going into the final segment.   He needed 30 and sections to win.  Mike ran 31 in white to win the C Main.  Aaron watched on the side lines and took second.  Kevin Cosgrove finished strong for third after a tough red lane.

1. 254       5.270                Mike Panko
2. 253       5.319                Aaron Ploskunak
3. 243       5.319                Kevin Cosgrove
4. 239       5.430                Tom Rowell
5. 233       5.550                Leroy Moyer
6. 232       5.550                Lester Lucas
7. 219       5.760                Phil Bucco
8. 210       5.490                Quin Barnes
9. 198       5.499                John McMillian

 

 

Overall F1 finish

1. 277      4.93872           Willy Custer                 New Track Record for Laps and Fast Lap
2. 276      5.04977           Steve Koepp                TQ
3. 275      5.04935           Mike Peskar
4. 272      4.99986           Cap Henry
5. 272      4.98860           Ricky Bennardo Jr.
6. 269      5.04973           Bud Bartos
7. 267      5.10873           Gil Pataky
8. 262      5.09961           Greg Fox
9. 257      5.10029           Al Rutti
10. 257      5.22040           Steve Ploskunak
11. 257      5.22123           Dan Forbush
12. 254      5.27014           Mike Panko
13. 254      5.32027           Ross Scharf
14. 253      5.22071           Brian McPherson
15. 253      5.22072           Dan Ebert
16. 253      5.31919           Aaron Ploskunak
17. 252      5.27026           Bob Stanley
18. 251      5.22016           Jim Verga
19. 243      5.31912           Kevin Cosgrove
20. 239      5.43035           Tom Rowell
21. 237      5.39071           Rick Bennardo Senior
22. 233      5.55002           Leroy Moyer
23. 232      5.55061           Lester Lucas
24. 219      5.76028           Phil Bucco
25. 210      5.49047           Quin Barnes
26. 198      5.49971           John McMillian

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Can-Am Results

A Main

Willy Custer looked like the man to beat in the A Main.   Willy’s 36 lap run in red topped chasers, Bud Bartos and Ricky Junior.  Stint 2 Bud ran a 36 to put him on par with Willy.  Al Rutti pulled into a tie with Ricky 2 laps down.   Ricky found his groove in heat 3 popping a 36 in yellow to pull one lap within Bud and Willy.  Willy and Bud both struggled in stint 4.  Ricky stayed solid and took over lead.  Ricky smoked out another 36 with his R-Geo car to extend his lead over Willy by 2 laps.  Bud’s struggles continued as Mike Peskar used a 35 in black to catch Bud for third.   Heat 6 and Bud’s hawk motor had flown the coop taking him out of contention for any chance of a podium finish.  Heat 7 and Ricky still led the way followed Willy and Mike P.   The final heat with Ricky and Willy side by side, Ricky matched Willy lap for lap with Mike uncontested for third.   The checkered flag waved and Ricky brought the Pro Slot powered and maintained Parma TI22 to Victory Lane.  Ricky used an R-Geo GVP clone tuning fork chassis for his record setting performance.

1. 280       4.829                Ricky Bennardo Jr         Penn Ohio Record for Total Laps
2. 278       4.778                Willy Custer                  Fast Lap and Penn Ohio Fast Lap Record
3. 274       4.988                Mike Peskar
4. 271       5.048                Al Rutti
5. 267       4.881                Bud Bartos
6. 266       5.000                Marc Piccone
7. 264       4.951                Greg Fox
8. 262       4.939                Cap Henry

 

 

B Main

Gil Pataky and Steve Koepp battled for the lead the entire race.  They never were separated by more than a lap.  Brian McPherson ran third the entire race until heats 7 and 8 when he ran into problems and handed over the last podium spot.  Steve Ploskunak and Jim Verga fought the entire race behind Brian.  When the opening happened Steve P took advantage and took third away from both Brian and Jim.  The final heat, Gil and Steve put on one of the best shows of the weekend.  Both on the same lap trading blow for blow and when the power shut off Gil was the winner.   Gil had his sensitivity set just right to take the B Main win and 3^rd Overall.  Steve Koepp did everything he could for the win but just fell short.  Steve Ploskunak cruised into a top three finish.  Good race guys !!!!                                         

1. 274       4.989                Gil Pataky
2. 274       5.000                Steve Koepp
3. 267       5.099                Steve Ploskunak
4. 265       5.060                Jim Verga
5. 257       5.108                Ross Scharf
6. 254       5.159                Bob Stanley
7. 249       4.999                Brian McPherson
8. 243       5.051                Dan Ebert

 

 

 

 

C Main

Mike Panko and Aaron Ploskunak started the C main with 33 laps followed by Rick Senior.   Stint 2 Mike took sole possession of the lead.  Rick and Aaron followed by one with the rest of the field falling out of contention.  After 3, Mike was still leading Rick and Aaron by one.   Stint 4 and things tightened up as Rick and Aaron are now tied with Mike.    Mike fell out of the lead in heat 5, when he struggled with the black lane and traffic.  Heat 6 and 7 provided some great side by side racing by the Kid and the Patriarch of R-Geo racing.  Lane advantage prevailed and good driving by Aaron  in heat 7.  Aaron used the yellow and a 34 to show Senior the fast way around the track.  Rick didn’t recover from his run in black.  He continued his spiral downward and handed second over to the lurking Mike Panko.   Aaron finished his run strong in the final heat to take the C Main win followed by Mike Panko and Rick Senior

1.  261      5.102                Aaron Ploskunak
2. 257       5.159                Mike Panko
3. 256       5.270                Rick Senior
4. 249       5.159                Kevin Cosgrove
5. 244       5.388                Leroy Moyer
6. 243       5.429                Tom Rowell
7. 242       5.329                Greg Krumnow
8.  96        5.379                Dan Forbush

 

 

 

D Main

The D Main was all Larry Kowicki and George Katzakis from start to finish.  Lester Lucas looked for a podium spot until heat 5 when a solder joint broke moving him to the pits and a DNF.   George was leading the race until heat 6.  He could only score 30 laps and Larry ran a 33 for the tie.   Lorenzo Frietze took advantage of Lester’s misfortune and moved into third.   Heat 7 while George was in black, Larry raced his way to a one lap lead in blue.  Lorenzo was solidly in third place.  The final heat had no surprises as the top three held their spots.  Congrats to all 3 and Larry on his win.

1. 255       5.160                Larry Kowicki
2. 254       5.160                George Katzakis
3. 237       5.599                Lorenzo Frietze
4. 232       5.270                Phil Bucco
5. 219       5.600                John Mcmillian
6. 210       5.540                Quin Barnes
7. 147       5.549                Lester Lucas
8. 123       5.329                Joe Gercsncer

 

 

 

 

 

 

Can Am Overall Finish

1. 280       4.8294              Ricky Bennardo Jr         Track Record for total laps
2. 278       4.7788              Willy Custer                  Track Record for Fast Lap
3. 274       4.9896              Gil Pataky                     B Main Winner
4. 274       5.0002              Steve Koepp
5. 274       4.9885              Mike Peskar
6. 271       5.0484              Al Rutti
7. 267       4.8810              Bud Bartos                   TQ
8. 267       5.0997              Steve Ploskunak
9. 266       5.0005              Marc Piccone
10. 265       5.0608              Jim Verga
11. 264       4.9516              Greg Fox
12. 262       4.9394              Cap Henry
13. 261       5.1022              Aaron Ploskunak           C Main Winner
14. 257       5.1086              Ross Scharf
15. 257       5.1597              Mike Panko
16. 256       5.2700              Rick Senior
17. 255       5.1604              Larry Kowicki
18. 254       5.1602              George Katzakis
19. 254       5.1598              Bob Stanley
20. 249       5.1599              Kevin Cosgrove
21. 249       4.9990              Brian McPherson
22. 244       5.3888              Leroy Moyer
23. 243       5.0510              Dan Ebert
24. 243       5.4296              Tom Rowell
25. 242       5.3294              Greg Krumnow
26. 237       5.5992              Lorenzo Frietze
27. 232       5.2703              Phil Bucco
28. 219       5.6000              John McMillian
29. 210       5.5401              Quin Barnes
30. 147       5.5496              Lester Lucas
31. 123       5.3296              Joe Gercsncer
32.  96        5.3793              Dan Forbush

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Retro Flexi Results

 

A Main

Bud Bartos, Gil Pataky and Steve Koepp jumped out of the gates taking the lead in the Flexi A main.  In Stint 2 the top three and podium were established and Bud moved to a 2 lap lead over Gil and Steve.  By heat 3 it was just how much will Bud win by and any track records being broken.  Gil and Steve ran neck and neck until heat 5 where Gil took a one lap advantage.  Bud ran the fast lap of the race in heat 5 with blazing 4.669 just missing the track record.   Gil increased his lead over Steve in heat 6 with another lap.  The order of finish would remain the same.   Bud Bartos your winner followed by Gil “big points day” Pataky and 3^rd Steve Koepp.   Bud and Gil would finish first and third in the Overall Flexi standings.   The highlight of this race was a showdown for position between Aaron Ploskunak and Leroy Moyer at the very end of the main.  Both racers were side by side the last minute of the race.  They raced clean and when the power went off the Freeport Kid Aaron P took the spot from Leroy by one section.

1.  195      Bud Bartos
2.  191      Gil Pataky
3.  189      Steve Koepp
4.  177      Tom Rowell
5.  169      Aaron Ploskunak
6.  169      Leroy Moyer
7.  166      Lester Lucas
8.   37       Lorenzo Frietze

 

B Main

The last race of a long day, Al Rutti and Mike Peskar took a 2 lap lead over a 4 racer group.  The second heat Al and Mike were still tied with Dan Ebert trailing by one lap.   Al moved to a one lap lead after 3 heats with Mike in second.  Jim Verga moved into a podium bid when he tied Dan for third.   Heat 4, Mike reeled Al back in for a tie with Dan in possession of third again.  Mike used a 25 lap heat 5 to take over first for good.  Jim caught Dan again and they were locked up for third.   Dan ran a 25 in heat 7 to shake Jim off his heels.  He pulled within 2 laps of Al.    Mike finished in red with a great run of 25 for the win and second overall.  Al finished second and turned up the wick to shut down any chance of 3^rd place Dan catching him.

1. 193       Mike Peskar
2. 190       Al Rutti
3. 188       Dan Ebert
4. 183       Jim Verga
5. 182       Steve Ploskunak
6. 182       Bob Stanley
7. 180       Jay Sabala
8. 130       Quin Barnes

 

 

 

 

Flexi Retro Overall Finish    

1. 195       4.6699              Bud Bartos                   A Main Winner,            Track Record Laps, Fast Lap of Race
2. 193       4.7701              Mike Peskar                 B Main Winner
3. 191       4.8301              Gil Pataky
4. 190       4.8297              Al Rutti
5. 189       4.7794              Steve Koepp    
6. 188       4.7788              Dan Ebert
7. 183       4.8903              Jim Verga
8. 182       4.9903              Steve Ploskunak
9. 182       4.9393              Bob Stanley
10. 180       4.9411              Jay Sabala
11. 177       5.1593              Tom Rowell
12. 169       5.2698              Aaron Ploskunak
13. 169       5.2686              Leroy Moyer
14. 166       5.3197              Lester Lucas
15. 130       5.3787              Quin Barnes
16.  37        5.4299              Lorenzo Frietze

                                                           

                       

 

Summary

Thanks to Ray and Brian for keeping the program running smoothly.  Thanks again for the donuts, coffee and lunch.  A shout out to the helpers that got us through the day, Aaron P, Bob Stanley, and Leroy Moyer.. 

   Thanks to Parma, REM, Bud Bartos Chassis, Denny K Chassis and Ralph Thorne Racing for prizes and awards.  See everyone next month at Route 93 Raceway.   Thanks again to everyone for a great day of racing.

Next Month

April 5, 2014

Route 93 Raceway & Hobbies
2211 Manchester Rd
Akron, OH 44314
(330) 861-5000

[TG Racing]

Great race report !  PO has got it goin' on!

[raisin27]

Congrats to all the racers and the winners. Wish I could have been there,

 

Raisin

[Tom Thumb Hobbies]

Nice !!

[Brian]

Great report Dan!

[FSK]

Good time was had by all. Thanks Dan and Steve P for all your hard work. That place is a real good place to race.  Ray and Brain are good people.  Thanks again all who helpped. SK