UPCOMING SHOWS:
Sat., June 30, 2007 (7:30 PM) - 17TH ANNUAL PENNSYLVANIA SPEEDWEEK
OPENER/8TH ANNUAL KEVIN GOBRECHT MEMORIAL - 410 Sprints & Thundercars (Time
Trials @ 7:30 PM)
Sat., July 07, 2007 (7 PM) - 358 Sprints, Super Sportsman, Silver Spring
Limited Late Models & Thundercars (Regular & Make-up 4/28 Features)
Sat., July 14, 2007 (7:30 PM) - DARYL GOHN/GLENN GOHN SR. MEMORIAL - 410
Sprints, 358 Sprints & Thundercars

HODNETT WINS SAL SCARPITTA MEMORIAL;
358's to Hammaker; Thundercars fall to Tuckey

ABBOTTSTOWN, PA, 6/23/07 - It was a night that honored the late Sal
Scarpitta at Lincoln Speedway. And on the track it was another dominating
performance by Greg Hodnett.
Hodnett used a good time trial lap to put himself into position to
drive away from the field to win the special 30-lap Sal Scarpitta Memorial
for his fourth win of the season at the Pigeon Hills oval.
Hodnett inherited the lead on the 13th lap when polesitter and
race-long leader Brian Leppo came to a stop with mechanical problems. Once
taking the top spot, the Thomasville driver was able to keep Lincoln's all
time winningest driver Fred Rahmer at bay during numerous restarts before
driving to his 20th career win at Lincoln, moving him into a tie with Bud
Folkenroth and Bobby Hersh for 12th spot on the all time track win list.
Hodnett's win was worth $5,900 for the win in plus another $500 from
Don Ott Racing Engines.
Hodnett was proud to be the first ever winner of the Scarpitta
Memorial, a race run in memory of Scarpitta who passed away earlier this
year. Scarpitta was a long time sprint car owner in Central Pennsylvania and
a world renowned artist.
"It's nice to honor Mr. Scarpitta because of his efforts in
promoting our sport, not only in print but also on canvas and video,"
Hodnett said after being presented a Silver Cup from Scarpitta's daughters
Stella and Lola. "He's done a lot for our sport not only from owning a race
car but for everything else. I am very proud to win this race tonight."
Polesitter Leppo jumped out front early and drove away from Hodnett
until his racer came up lame on the 12th lap turning the lead to Hodnett.
Rahmer, who started eighth moved into the top four on lap nine and then used
the lap 12 yellow flag to drive by Jeff Shepard for third place on lap 13.
Then defending track champion Doug Esh suddenly slowed at the
half-way point of the 30-lap contest allowing Lincoln's all-time win leader
to close on Hodnett's bumper.
Rahmer made an move on the restart in turn one to steal the lead
from Hodnett but Hodnett pulled off the second turn with the lead and
continued to lead until lap 19 when Chad Layton and Cris Eash tangled in
turn one.
Hodnett was ready on the restart, not giving Rahmer a chance at
making a move for the lead and was able to distance himself from Rahmer and
the rest of the field.
"I don't know if we could have got by Leppo but we were both running
the same lane and it was the wrong one tonight," he stated. "I saw Fred was
up to third so I figured the bottom was the place to be and my guys told me
to get down there...I wasn't getting down the straightaways very well
tonight and actually we were just sliding all around because we decided to
keep the car loose, luckily for us, we were able to position ourselves and
stay out front."
It was Hodnett's seventh overall win this season in the Jim and
Sandy Kline owned No.22 sprinter.
Rahmer settled for second over Shepard, 11th starting Lance Dewease
and Bobby Weaver.
Rounding out the top-10 were Lucas Wolfe, Jim Siegel, Alan Krimes,
Steve Buckwalter and Chris Knopp.
Heats were won by Josh Wells, Doug Esh and Chad Layton. Chris Knopp
won the consolation. Lucas Wolfe set fast time in time trials over the
29-car field with a one lap time of 13.575 seconds.

Dale Hammaker, who lives about two miles from Jim and Sandy Kline
who's car won the Scarpitta Memorial earlier in the evening, kept the
Grantville winning streak alive as he captured the 20-lap 358 Sprint car
feature.
Hammaker started 11th and chased-down race leader Steve Owings with
two laps to go to take the lead and raced away to his first Lincoln win of
2007.
Owings settled for second, with Danny Dietrich, Brian Eichelberger
and Adrian Shaffer completing the top five.
Adam Wilt, Scott Geesey, Brad McClelland, Cory Haas and Jessie
Morrison rounded-out the top 10.
Steve Owings, Jeff Rohrbaugh, Joe Trone, Jr. and Adam Wilt won heat
races for the 38 358 Sprints on hand with twin consolations going to Cory
Haas and Gerard McIntyre Jr..

Biglerville's Nat Tuckey raced side-by-side with Mike Zeigler, Jr.
for two laps before taking control of the 20-lap thundercar feature to
register his fifth win of the season.
Tuckey, who started seventh in the 21 car field, continued his
winning ways over Mike Zeigler Jr., Duane Watson, Scott Fisher and Sam
Gallagher.
Thundercar heats were won by Smoke Christine, Nat Tuckey and Sam
Gallagher.

Lincoln Speedway returns to action next Saturday, June 30 with the
17TH ANNUAL PENNSYLVANIA SPEEDWEEK OPENER/8TH ANNUAL KEVIN GOBRECHT MEMORIAL with $10,000 awaiting the winner of the annual Speedweek opener for the 410
Sprints. The thundercars will round out the evening's racing action which
will get underway with time trials at 7:30 PM. Gates will open at 5:30 PM.

RACE RESULTS
Saturday - June 23, 2007
LINCOLN SPEEDWAY
Abbottsown, PA
SAL SCARPITTA MEMORIAL
410 Sprints:
Feature (30 Laps) - 1. 22-Greg Hodnett ($5,900); 2. 51-Fred Rahmer; 3.
1-Jeff Shepard; 4. 25-Lance Dewease; 5. X-Bobby Weaver; 6. 5W-Lucas Wolfe;
7. 59-Jim Siegel; 8. 87-Alan Krimes; 9. 17B-Steve Buckwalter; 10. 6K-Chris
Knopp; 11. 39-TJ Stutts; 12. 6W-Josh Wells; 13. 21-Brian Montieth; 14.
38N-Nick Schlauch Jr.; 15. 08-Joe Ilg; 16. 7E-Cris Eash; 17. 30C-Steve
Clabaugh; 18. 45-AJ Michael; 19. 43-Doug Dodson; 20. 23-Todd Zinn; 21.
U1-Chad Layton (DNF); 22. 30-Doug Esh (DNF); 23. Brian Leppo (DNF); 24.
47J-Jeff Busby (DNF). No Time

Lap Leaders - Brian Leppo (1-12), Greg Hodnett (13-30)

1st Heat (10 Laps/6 to qualify) - 1. 6W-Josh Wells; 2. 47J-Jeff Busby; 3.
59-Jim Siegel; 4. 5W-Lucas Wolfe; 5. 21-Brian Montieth; 6. X-Bobby Weaver;
7. 6K-Chris Knopp; 8. 08-Joe Ilg; 9. 93-Jonathon Eriksen. No Time

2nd Heat (10 Laps/6 to qualify) - 1. 30-Doug Esh; 2. 39-TJ Stutts; 3.
51-Fred Rahmer; 4. 22-Greg Hodnett; 5. 25-Lance Dewease; 6. 1-Jeff Shepard;
7. 43-Doug Dodson; 8. 45-AJ Michael; 9. 4-John Rudisill. No Time

3rd Heat (10 Laps/6 to qualify) - 1. U1-Chad Layton; 2. 7E-Cris Eash; 3.
87-Alan Krimes; 4. 71-Brian Leppo; 5. 38N-Nick Schlauch Jr.; 6. 17B-Steve
Buckwalter; 7. 30C-Steve Clabaugh; 8. 23-Todd Zinn; 9. 96-JJ Willett. No
Time

Consolation (10 Laps/6 to qualify) - 1. 6K-Chris Knopp; 2. 08-Joe Ilg; 3.
30C-Steve Clabaugh; 4. 45-AJ Michael; 5. 23-Todd Zinn; 6. 43-Doug Dodson; 7.
93-Jonathon Eriksen; 8. 96-JJ Willett; 9. 4-John Rudisill. No Time

Time Trials - 1. Lucas Wolfe, 13.575 seconds; 2. Jeff Shepard, 13.614; 3.
Steve Buckwalter, 13.631; 4. Bobby Weaver, 13.639; 5. Greg Hodnett, 13.719;
6. Brian Leppo, 13.784; 7. Jim Siegel, 13.828; 8. Fred Rahmer, 13.852; 9.
Steve Clabaugh, 13. 874; 10. Chris Knopp, 13. 915; 11. Lance Dewease,
13.938; 12. Alan Krimes, 13. 946; 13. Josh Wells, 14.082; 14. Doug Esh,
14.121; 15. Chad Layton, 14.166; 16. Jeff Busby, 14.173; 17. TJ Stutts, 14.
175; 18. Cris Eash, 14.265; 19. Joe Ilg, 14.272; 20. AJ Michael, 14.294; 21.
Nick Schlauch Jr., 14.336; 22. Brian Montieth, 14. 369; 23. Doug Dodson,
14.523; 24. Todd Zinn, 14.662; 25. Jonathon Eriksen, 14.806; 26. John
Rudisill, 14.842; 27. JJ Willett, 16.069; 27. Niki Young, NT; 29. Pat
Cooper, NT.

358 Sprints:
Feature (20 Laps) 1. 66-Dale Hammaker; 2. 35-Steve Owings; 3. 88-Danny
Dietrich; 4. 55-Brian Eichelberger; 5. 21-Adrian Shaffer; 6. 15-Adam Wilt;
7.91-Scott Geesey; 8. 6-Brad McClelland; 9. 39-Cory Haas; 10. 18-Jessie
Morrison; 11. 1-Tim Wagaman; 12, 99-Joe Trone Jr.; 13. 115-Scott Ellerman;
14. 8D-Billy Dietrich; 15. 27-Jay Galloway; 16. 11T-Eric Tomecek; 17.
28H-Billy Heltzel; 18. 16-Gerard McIntyre Jr. (DNF); 19. 66N-Nate Hammaker
(DNF); 20. 1W-John Westbrook (DNF); 21. 80 Todd Reed (DNF); 22. 7V-Jeff
Rohrbaugh (DNF); 23. 84C-Chad Criswell (DNF); 24. 21D-Elvin Diller III
(DNF). No Time

Lap Leaders - Jay Galloway (1-2), Steve Owings (3-18), Dale Hammaker (19-20)

1st Heat (10 Laps/4 to qualify) - 1. 35-Steve Owings; 2. 66-Dale Hammaker;
3. 80-Todd Reed; 4. 55-Brian Eichelberger; 5. 11T-Eric Tomecek; 6. 16M-Craig
Myers; 7. 39-Cory Haas; 8. 23B-Jimmy Bewley; 9. 50-Jimmy Strausbaugh; 10.
25-Aaron Ott (DNF). Time - 2:34.22

2nd Heat (10 Laps/4 to qualify) - 1. 21D-Elvin Diller III; 2. 7V-Jeff
Rohrbaugh; 3. 84C-Chad Criswell; 4. 28H-Billy Heltzel; 5. 32-Chad Myers; 6.
91-Scott Geesey; 7. 6-Brad McClelland; 8. 5-Adam Lawrence; 9. 51n-Nick
Palmerino (DNF). Time - 2:37.25

3rd Heat (10 Laps/4 to qualify) - 1. 99-Joe Trone Jr.; 2. 1W-John Westbrook;
3. 88-Danny Dietrich; 4. 1-Tim Wagaman; 5. 8D-Billy Dietrich; 6. 28-Keith
Prutzman; 7. 4R-Glenndon Forsythe; 8. 2-Paul Hively III; 9. 10-Zach
Eucalano; 10. 7M-Mike Mansfield. No Time

4th Heat (10 Laps/4 to qualify) - 1. 15-Adam Wilt; 2. 27-Jay Galloway; 3.
21-Adrian Shaffer; 4. 18-Jessie Morrison; 5. 16-Gerard McIntyre Jr.; 6.
66N-Nate Hammaker; 7. 77-Derek Locke; 8. 115-Scott Ellerman; 9. 36T-Peter
Bartley. Time - 2:42.78

1st Consolation (10 Laps/4 to qualify) - 1.39-Cory Haas; 2. 11T-Eric
Tomecek; 3. 6-Brad McClelland; 4. 91-Scott Geesey; 5. 32 Chad Meyers; 6.
16M-Craig Myers; 7. 25-Aaron Ott; 8. 23B-Jimmy Bewley; 9. 5-Adam Lawrence;
10. 50-Jimmy Strausbaugh (DNF); 11. Nick Pal merino (DNS). No Time

2nd Consolation (10 Laps/4 to qualify) - 1. 16-Gerard McIntyre Jr. 2.
8D-Billy Dietrich; 3. 66N-Nate Hammaker; 4. 115-Scott Ellerman; 5. 2-Paul
Hively III; 6. 4R-Glenndon Forsythe; 7. 28-Keith Prutzman; 8. 10-Zach
Eucalano; 9. 7M-Mike Mansfield (DNF); 10. 77-Derek Locke (DNF); 11. Peter
Bartley (DNF). No Time

Thundercars:
Feature (20 Laps) - 1. 22-Nat Tuckey; 2. 21A-Mike Zeigler Jr.; 3. 3W-Duane
Watson; 4. 20-Scott Fisher; 5. 81S-Sam Gallagher; 6. 60-Danny Beard; 7.
1-Neil Smith; 8. 9-Al Crammer; 9. 61M-Mike Slaybaugh; 10. 76-Bob Bare; 11.
8MD-David Prunkl; 12. 129-Jimmy Combs; 13. 1E-Greg Emlet; 14. 33-Gino Comi;
15. 35C-Dave Crone; 16. 21-Ronnie Thomas (DNF); 17. 4R-Jason Watson (DNF);
18. 35-Smoke Christine (DNF); 19. 61-Frankie Topper (DNF); 20. 54W-Roy
Warehime (DNF); 21. 9A-Bob Allen (DNS). No Time

1st Heat (8 Laps/6 to qualify) - 1. 35-Smoke Christine; 2. 21A-Mike Zeigler
Jr.; 3. 3W-Duane Watson; 4. 60-Danny Beard; 5. 1E-Greg Emlet; 6. 35C-Dave
Crone; 7. 61M-Mike Slaybaugh. Time - 2:44.25

2nd Heat (8 Laps/6 to qualify) - 1. 22-Nat Tuckey; 2. 1-Neil Smith; 3.
20-Scott Fisher; 4. 21-Ronnie Thomas; 5. 4R-Jason Watson; 6. 76-Bob Bare
(DNF); 7. 9A-Bob Allen (DNF). No Time

3rd Heat (8 Laps/6 to qualify) - 1. 81S-Sam Gallagher; 2. 33-Gino Comi; 3.
9-Al Crammer; 4. 8MD-David Prunkl; 5. 54-Roy Warehime; 6. 129-Jimmy Combs;
7. 61-Frankie Topper. No Time

UPCOMING SHOWS:
Sat., June 23, 2007 (7:30 PM) - SAL SCARPITTA MEMORIAL - 410 Sprints (30
Laps, $5,900-to-win), 358 Sprints & Thundercars (Time Trials @ 7:30 PM)
Sat., June 30, 2007 (7:30 PM) - 17TH ANNUAL PENNSYLVANIA SPEEDWEEK
OPENER/8TH ANNUAL KEVIN GOBRECHT MEMORIAL - 410 Sprints & Thundercars (Time
Trials @ 7:30 PM)
Sat., July 07, 2007 (7 PM) - 358 Sprints, Super Sportsman, Silver Spring
Limited Late Models & Thundercars (Regular & Make-up 4/28 Features)

RAHMER MAKES HISTORY AT LINCOLN SPEEDWAY;
Tuckey wins second in-a-row, fourth of the year in thundercars

ABBOTTSTOWN, PA, 6/16/07 - Ten years ago, Steve Smith's 150th and
final win at Lincoln Speedway came in a May 4th All-Star Circuit of
Champions show. He has sat at the top of the all-time Lincoln win list ever
since. Until now.
Fred Rahmer achieved his ultimate goal Saturday night, taking the
lead from his outside front row starting spot on the backstretch of the
first lap and holding off determined rival Jeff Shepard for his
record-breaking 151st career Lincoln win. The victory in the non-stop
30-lap, $5,000-to-win All-Star "A" Main came by 1.57 seconds over the Zemco
Headers #1z in a total elapsed time of 8 minutes, 28.85 seconds.
"I've working at this since 1986," said a visibly emotional Rahmer
in upon exiting the Chad and Jen Clemens-owned Miller Brothers
Automotive/C&S Lawn and Landscaping/Materials Handling Systems #51, "And
there are too many people to mention. Bud Lawrence, Joe Harz, Al Hamilton,
Bob Stewart...you know I'm forgetting a lot of people and it won't be
right...but there's a little bit of every deal I've been with in this. I've
been with nothing but good people. Jim and Sandy (Kline) gave me a great
ride last year. It's a pretty emotional deal to tell the truth."
"I have so much respect for all the greats who have raced here,"
added Rahmer while being sprayed with champagne, "Bobby Allen's here
tonight...Mr. Smith...Kenny Weld...so many great names...some that are still
running here. Perseverance has kept me here long enough to get it done.
I've never been in a bad race car. I have all of the sponsors that I
started with still with me. Everybody knows me as a 'no good SOB,' but all
the people around us I respect and I appreciate everything they've done.
"It's a good night to get this done," continued Rahmer, "This has
been a burden on me for a long time, and I'm just glad it's over. Right
now, the way the tracks are and everything, you've got to be off the front."
"I've been dragging a lot of my friends here to try to see this 151
deal, and hopefully they'll still keep coming because we always have a good
time," concluded Rahmer, "But I'd say there's a major hangover in my
future!"
Rahmer set seventh-quick time, but started on the front row after
Niki Young(4th quick) and Greg Hodnett (second quick) failed to qualify in
their heats. Rahmer outraced polesitter Jim Siegel to the third turn on the
opening lap, and never looked back. Jeff Shepard got around Siegel for
second on the second lap, and those two drivers ran second and third the
rest of the way.
Fast timer Chad Layton came from sixth to catch fifth-starting Lucas
Wolfe for fourth on lap 27, and those two crossed fourth and fifth. Sixth
through tenth were Cory Haas, 11th-starting Greg Hodnett, Dale Blaney, Doug
Esh, and Alan Krimes.
Rahmer's win was his seventh in an All-Star race at Lincoln (two
more than any other driver), and gave the PA Posse 21 wins in 22 races
against the All-Stars in the Pigeon Hills dating back to 1981. Blaney was
the only one of eight All-Stars who qualified for the "A" main to finish in
the top ten.
Sprint heats were won by Kenny Jacobs, Brian Montieth, Paul May and
Doug Esh, with Greg Hodnett winning the B-Main. Fast time in time trials
over the 39-car field was set by Chad Layton with a one-lap time of
13.545-seconds (99.668 MPH).
Jacobs and Rahmer finished in a rare "tie" in the six-lap dash.
Electronic scoring scored both drivers with identical times of one minute,
31.917-seconds.

Biglerville's Nat Tuckey picked up his second win in-a-row in the 20
lap thundercar feature. Tuckey charged from his eighth starting position to
pass polesitter and race-long leader Danny Beard on the seventh lap and held
off all challengers through several cautions to take the checkered
1.10-seconds ahead of Mike Slaybaugh for his fourth win of 2007. With the
win, Tuckey increased his all-time win total to 18 career wins, putting him
into a tie with Bobby Beard for eighth place on Lincoln Speedway's all time
thundercar win list.
Duane Watson came from 12th to finish third, Beard fourth and points
leader Neil Smith fifth.
Completing the top-10 were Sam Gallagher, Craig Wagaman, Nate
Topper, Al Crammer and Gino Comi.
Heats for the 20 thundercars were won by Gallagher, Wagaman and
Comi.

Next Saturday night, June 23rd it will be the much anticipated Sal
Scarpitta Memorial. The 410 Sprinters will be going after the $5,900 to
prize in their 30 lap feature. Time trials will start at 7:30 PM and will be
used to determine starting positions. Joining them will be the 358 Sprint
and Thundercar regulars. Gates will open at 5:30 PM.
To get all the latest news, results, schedule changes and rule
changes, visit Lincoln Speedway's website at http://www.lincolnspeedway.com
to stay up-to-date on all the action or pending weather conditions at
Central Pennsylvania's "Premier" Saturday night race track - The Fabulous
Lincoln Speedway.

RACE RESULTS
Saturday - June 16, 2007
LINCOLN SPEEDWAY
Abbottstown, PA
ALL STAR CIRCUIT OF CHAMPIONS
410 SPRINTS
Feature (30 Laps) - 1. 51-Fred Rahmer ($5,000); 2. 1-Jeff Shepard; 3. 59-Jim
Siegel; 4. U1-Chad Layton; 5. 5W-Lucas Wolfe; 6. 11C-Cory Haas; 7. 22-Greg
Hodnett; 8. 2-Dale Blaney; 9. 30-Doug Esh; 10. 87-Alan Krimes; 11. 09-Craig
Mintz; 12. 28-Brian Paulus; 13. W20-Greg Wilson; 14. 25-Lance Dewease; 15.
71-Brian Leppo; 16. 29-Kenny Jacobs; 17. 4-Danny Smith; 18. 6W-Josh Wells;
19. 21-Brian Montieth; 20. 6K-Chris Knopp; 21. X-Bobby Weaver; 22. 38N-Nick
Schlauch Jr.; 23. 71M-Paul May; 24. 6-Bill Rose. Time - 8:28.85

Lap Leaders - Fred Rahmer (1-30)

1st Heat (10 Laps/5 to qualify) - 1. 29-Kenny Jacobs; 2. U1-Chad Layton; 3.
6K-Chris Knopp; 4. 1-Jeff Shepard; 5. 59-Jim Siegel; 6. W20-Greg Wilson; 7.
47J-Jeff Busby; 8. 7E-Cris Eash; 9. 20E-Brian Ellenberger; 10. 26-Pat
Cooper. Time - 2:24.03

2nd Heat (10 Laps/5 to qualify) - 1. 21-Brian Montieth; 2. 28-Brian Paulus;
3. 6-Bill Rose; 4. 09-Craig Mintz; 5. 11C-Cory Haas; 6. 71-Brian Leppo; 7.
22-Greg Hodnett; 8. 12-Mike Bittinger; 9. 30C-Steve Clabaugh; 10.
11M-Brandon Martin. Time - 2:27.343

3rd Heat (10 Laps/5 to qualify) - 1. 71M-Paul Mays; 2. 51-Fred Rahmer; 3.
2-Dale Blaney; 4. 5W-Lucas Wolfe; 5. X-Bobby Weaver; 6. 38N-Nick Schlauch
Jr.; 7. 39-TJ Stutts; 8. 11B-Brock Mayes; 9. 43-Doug Dodson; 10. 45-AJ
Michael. Time - 2:34.183

4th Heat (10 Laps/5 to qualify) - 1. 30-Doug Esh; 2. 25-Lance Dewease; 3.
6W-Josh Wells; 4. 4-Danny Smith; 5. 87-Alan Krimes; 6. 17B-Steve Buckwalter;
7. 20-Ryan Taylor (DNF); 8. 4X-John Rudisill (DNF); 9. 10N-Niki Young (DNS).
No Time

B-Main (15 Laps/4 to qualify) - 1. 22-Greg Hodnett; 2. W20-Greg Wilson; 3.
71-Brian Leppo; 4. 38N-Nick Schlouch Jr.; 5. 7E-Cris Eash; 6. 39-TJ Stutts;
7. 11M-Brandon Martin; 8. 47J-Jeff Busby; 9. 12-Mike Bittinger; 10. 26-Pat
Cooper; 11. 17B-Steve Buckwalter (DNF); 12. 20E-Brain Ellenberger (DNF); 13.
45-AJ Michael (DNF); 14. 4X-John Rudisill (DNF); 15. 11B-Brock Mayes (DNF);
16. 10N-Niki Young (DNF); 17. 30C-Steve Clabaugh (DNF); 18. 43-Doug Dodson
(DNF); DNS - 20-Ryan Taylor. No Time

Dash (6 Laps) - 1. 29-Kenny Jacobs & 51-Fred Rahmer (tie); 3. 2-Dale Blaney;
4. 6-Bill Rose; 5. 09-Craig Mintz; 6. 28-Brian Paulus. Time - 1:31.917

Time Trials - 1. U1-Chad Layton, 13.545 seconds (99.668 MPH); 2. 22-Greg
Hodnett, 13.546; 3. 5W-Lucas Wolfe, 13.642; 4. 10N-Niki Young, 13.701; 5.
1-Jeff Shepard, 13.746; 6. 11C-Cory Haas, 13.782; 7. 51-Fred Rahmer, 13.832;
8. 17B-Steve Buckwalter, 13.846; 9. 59-Jim Siegel, 13.890; 10. 09-Craig
Mintz, 13.899; 11. 2-Dale Blaney, 13.917; 12. 87-Alan Krimes, 13.945; 13.
W20 Greg Wilson, 13.985; 14. 28-Brian Paulus, 13.992; 15. 39-TJ Stutts,
13.993; 16. 30-Doug Esh, 14.012; 17. 6K-Chris Knopp, 14.018; 18. 21-Brian
Montieth, 14.034; 19. 38N-Nick Schlauch Jr., 14.068; 20. 6W-Josh Wells,
14.077; 21. 29-Kenny Jacobs, 14.079; 22. 6-Bill Rose, 14.125; 23. 71M-Paul
May, 14.141; 24. 25-Lance Dewease, 14.165; 25. 47J-Jeff Busby, 14.250; 26.
71-Brian Leppo, 14.257; 27. X-Bobby Weaver, 14.265; 28. 4X-John Rudisill,
14.275; 29. 20E-Brian Ellenberger, 14.305; 30. 30C-Steve Clabaugh, 14.327;
31. 43-Doug Dodson, 14.362; 32. 4-Danny Smith, 14.367; 33. 26-Pat Cooper,
14.376; 34. 11M-Brandon Martin, 14.422; 35. 11B-Brock Mayes, 14.442; 36.
20-Ryan Taylor, 14.529; 37. 7E-Cris Eash, 14.706; 38. 12-Mike Bittinger,
14.727; 39. 45-AJ Michael, 14.876.

THUNDERCARS:
Feature (20 Laps) - 1. 22-Nat Tuckey; 2. 61M-Mike Slaybaugh; 3. 3W-Duane
Watson; 4. 60-Danny Beard; 5. 1-Neil Smith; 6. 81S-Sam Gallagher; 7.
30-Craig Wagaman; 8. 6-Nate Topper; 9. 9-Al Crammer; 10. 33-Gino Comi; 11.
1E-Greg Emlet, Jr.; 12. 61-Randy Menges; 13. 20-Scott Fisher; 14. 129-Jimmy
Combs; 15. 21-Ronnie Thomas; 16. 76-Bob Bare; 17. 35-Smoke Christine (DNF);
18. 54W-Roy Warehime, Jr. (DNF); 19. 1M-Duane McMillen (DNF); 20. 35C-Dave
Crone (DNS). No Time

Lap Leaders - Danny Beard (1-6); Nat Tuckey (7-20)

1st Heat (8 Laps/6 to qualify) - 1. 81S-Sam Gallagher; 2. 9-Al Crammer; 3.
60-Danny Beard; 4. 3W-Duane Watson; 5. 54W-Roy Warehime, Jr.; 6. 1E-Greg
Emlet, Jr.; 7. 35C-Dave Crone. No Time

2nd Heat (8 Laps/6 to qualify) - 1. 30-Craig Wagaman; 2. 61M-Mike Slaybaugh;
3. 1-Neil Smith; 4. 6-Nate Topper; 5. 129-Jimmy Combs; 6. 20-Scott Fisher;
7. 1M-Duane McMillen. Time - 2:44.93

3rd Heat (8 Laps/6 to qualify) - 1. 33-Gino Comi; 2. 35-Smoke Christine; 3.
22-Nat Tuckey; 4. 21-Ronnie Thomas; 5. 76-Bob Bare; 6. Randy Menges. Time -
2:43.00

UPCOMING SHOWS:
Wed., June 13, 2007 (7 PM) - 55TH ANNIVERSARY SHOW/JOHN GLEIM JR. EXCAVATING
NIGHT - 410 Sprints (30-laps/$5,500 to win) & Thundercars (Time Trials @ 7
PM)
Sat., June 16, 2007 (7:30 PM) - ALL-STAR CIRCUIT OF CHAMPIONS - 410 Sprints
& Thundercars (Time Trials @ 7:30 PM)
Sat., June 23, 2007 (7:30 PM) - SAL SCARPITTA MEMORIAL - 410 Sprints (30
Laps, $5,900-to-win), 358 Sprints & Thundercars (Time Trials @ 7:30 PM)

MONTIETH WINS ON CAR OWNER'S SPONSORED NIGHT AT LINCOLN;
Layton best of 36-car URC field; Tuckey claims third of year in thundercars

ABBOTTSTOWN, PA, 6/9/07 - Brian Montieth has a lot of faithful fans
that have watched and waited for the high-flying Phoenixville-racer to find
that groove that would put him back into victory lane.
Saturday night at Lincoln Speedway, their wait was over. And he
couldn't have picked a better night.
On a night that was sponsored car owner Jerry Parrish's Premier Auto
Works and Auto Locator, Montieth put his fans on "the edge" by charging from
his tenth starting spot to grab the lead with a typical high-side move in
the third and fourth turns of the 11th lap, and then led the rest of the way
to register his first win of 2007 in the 25-lap feature. Montieth, who had
only won one race at the Pigeon Hills oval last year after his breakout 2005
season, became the eighth different winner in 10 events in 2007 at Lincoln,
which has become one of the most competitive seasons in recent memory at the
lightning-quick high-banked 3/8th-mile Pigeon Hills oval.
"Normally (Premier Auto Works/Auto Locator Night) is disastrous for
us," said Montieth in victory lane, "I lost two good cars that I really
loved this year, and they ended up putting a brand new one together for us
for tonight. This one really works."
Polesitter AJ Michael grabbed the lead at the outset with
fourth-starting Josh Wells, third-starting Cory Haas and fifth-starting Alan
Krimes in tow. A caution on the fourth lap for a Doug Dodson spin gave Wells
the opportunity to drive around Michael on the restart for the lead.
While Wells was pacing the field, all eyes looked back as Montieth
was surging forward from his tenth starting spot in his usual rim-riding
style, getting by Niki Young, Alan Krimes and Cory Haas on the sixth lap to
move into third as Wells hung on to a slim 1.76-second lead over Michael.
Montieth shot by Michael for the runner-up spot on the seventh lap
and set his sights on the leader. He wasted no time, making his high-side
winning move around Wells in the third and fourth turns of the 11th lap.
A Chris Knopp spin on the 14th lap and a Chad Layton miscue heading
into turn one of the 15th lap kept Wells close. But Montieth used the
ensuing green-flag laps to open up a commanding lead of 3.81 seconds with
five laps to go.
A tangle involving Jeff Busby and Knopp in turn four of the 22nd lap
erased Montieth's advantage, and gave a charging Niki Young life as he was
working his way around Krimes and Haas to move into third just before the
red flag came out for multi-car crash exiting turn four involving Doug
Dodson, Nick Schlauch Jr., Ryan Taylor and Jeff Busby.
With Wells blocking Young's charge on the bottom on the restart,
Montieth easily pulled away over the final three laps to take the checkered
2.43-seconds ahead of Wells for the $3,000 victory. The win was Montieth's
eighth of his career at Lincoln.
"We had a wing cylinder come off half way through," said Montieth,
"I wasn't sure if we were gonna be able to get 'er done or not. But the
guys gave me a good car and it's pretty much all them."
"You've gotta get out front," said Montieth of the stiff Lincoln
competition this season, "If you're not right...if you're 95
percent...you're going to finish fifth."
Young settled for third, defending track champion Doug Esh came form
12th to finish fourth, Krimes fifth and TJ Stutts sixth.
Fred Rahmer came from his distant 19th-starting spot to finish
seventh and was awarded the $200 hard charger award from Premier Auto Works.
Haas, Greg Hodnett and Cris Eash rounded out the top ten.
Heats for the 30 "410" sprinters were won by Wells, Krimes, and
Michael, with Rahmer winning the consolation.

Harrisburg's Chad Layton piloted his family's Trades of New
Cumberland/YTI #55 to victory in the 25-lap United Racing Company feature.
Counting the 410 sprints and 358 sprints, it was the third different type of
sprint car Layton has driven to victory lane at Lincoln.
Layton started third and went to the bottom to grab the lead from
polesitter and early leader Brian Seidel in the third and fourth turns of
lap three. He led the rest of the way, with second-starting Kramer
Williamson reclaiming the runner-up spot from Seidel late in the race.
Seidel settled for third, with Jason Clauss fourth and Chris Coyle fifth.
Completing the top ten were Michael Carber, Trevor Lewis, Jeff Van Dusen,
Mark Bitner, and Curt Michael.
A ten-car pileup on turn two of the first lap brought out the red.
No one was injured in the crash which involved rows five, six, ten, eleven,
and the inside cars on rows seven, eight, and nine. Mark Bitner cleared the
crash but suffered a flat and went to the pits for a tire change. He came
back to finish ninth. Michael was involved in the crash and returned to
finish tenth. Lewis started 24th after barely qualifying in the consolation
event, and ended up starting 12th after the initial red.
Heats for the 36 URC sprints were won by Seidel. Williamson, Layton
and Coyle, with Brook Weibley winning the B-Main.

Biglerville's Nat Tuckey became the first three-time winner in 2007
by winning the 20-lap thundercar feature. Tuckey came from his
seventh-starting spot to grab the lead from Bob Bare on the fourth lap and
then held off a determined Duane Watson over the final 13 laps, which
include a final one-lap dash to the checkered, to register his 17th career
thundercar win at Lincoln Speedway.
David Prunkl drove a solid race to finish third, Al Crammer fourth,
Smoke Christine fifth. Greg Emlet, who led lap number two, finished sixth,
point-leader Neil Smith seventh and Danny Beard eighth. Those were the only
cars to finish of the original 24 starters.
Heats for the 26 Thundercars were won by Sam Gallagher, Tuckey and
Christine.

Lincoln Speedway swings back into action this Wednesday night, June
13th, with the rescheduled 55th Anniversary/John Gleim Jr. Excavating Night.
The Cindy Rowe Auto Glass 410 Sprints will be going after the $5,500 winners
check in the 30-lap event. Joining them will be the popular thundercar
regulars. Gates will open at 5 PM, with time trials getting underway at 7
PM.

Then next Saturday night, June 16th, the All Star Circuit of
champions will invade in the Pigeon Hills oval to take on the Pennsylvania
Posse. Once again, the thundercars will round out the evening's racing
action. Gates will open at 5:30 PM, with time trials getting underway at
7:30 PM.

To get all the latest news, results, schedule changes and rule
changes, visit Lincoln Speedway's website at http://www.lincolnspeedway.com
to stay up-to-date on all the action or pending weather conditions at
Central Pennsylvania's "Premier" Saturday night race track - The Fabulous
Lincoln Speedway.

RACE RESULTS
Saturday - June 9, 2007
LINCOLN SPEEDWAY
Abbottstown, PA
410 SPRINTS
PREMIER AUTO WORKS/AUTO LOCATOR NIGHT
Feature (25 Laps) - 1. 21-Brian Montieth ($3,000); 2. 6W-Josh Wells; 3.
10N-Niki Young; 4. 30-Doug Esh; 5. 87-Alan Krimes; 6. 39-TJ Stutts; 7.
51-Fred Rahmer; 8. 11C-Cory Haas; 9. 22-Greg Hodnett; 10. 7E-Cris Eash; 11.
59-Jim Siegel; 12. 17B-Steve Buckwalter; 13. 71-Brian Leppo; 14. 45-AJ
Michael; 15. 20-Ryan Taylor; 16. 4-John Rudisill; 17. 38N-Nick Schlauch Jr.
(DNF); 18. 47J-Jeff Busby (DNF); 19. .08-Joe Ilg (DNF); 20. 6K-Chris Knopp
(DNF); 21. 43-Doug Dodson (DNF); 22. X-Bobby Weaver (DNF); 23. U1-Chad
Layton (DNF); 24. 12-Mike Bittinger (DNF). No Time

Lap Leaders - AJ Michael (1-3), Josh Wells (4-10), Brian Montieth (11-25)

1st Heat (10 Laps/6 to qualify) - 1. 6W-Josh Wells; 2. 43-Doug Dodson; 3.
22-Greg Hodnett; 4. 47J-Jeff Busby; 5. U1-Chad Layton; 6. 39-TJ Stutts; 7.
12-Mike Bittinger; 8. 6K-Chris Knopp; 9. 93-Jonathan Eriksen; 10. 30C-Steve
Clabaugh. Time - 2:26.576

2nd Heat (10 Laps/6 to qualify) - 1. 87-Alan Krimes; 2. 30-Doug Esh; 3.
17B-Steve Buckwalter; 4. 10N-Niki Young; 5. 4-John Rudisill; 6. .08-Joe Ilg;
7. 59-Jimmy Siegel; 8. 38N-Nick Schlouch Jr.; 9. X-Bobby Weaver; 10.
47-Billy Kimmel. Time - 2:31.591

3rd Heat (10 Laps/6 to qualify) - 1. 45-AJ Michael; 2. 20-Ryan Taylor; 3.
21-Brian Montieth; 4. 11C-Cory Haas; 5. 71-Brian Leppo; 6. 7E-Cris Eash; 7.
51-Fred Rahmer; 8. 44-Joey Hershey; 9. 49-Bob Howard; 10. 25-Aaron Ott.
Time - 2:35.185

Consolation (10 Laps/6 to qualify) - 1. 51-Fred Rahmer; 2. 59-Jimmy Siegel;
3. 12-Mike Bittinger; 4. 6K-Chris Knopp; 5. 38N-Nick Schlauch Jr.; 6.
X-Bobby Weaver; 7. 93-Jonathan Eriksen; 8. 49-Bobby Howard; 9. 30C-Steve
Clabaugh; 10. 25-Aaron Ott; 11. 44-Joey Hershey; DNS - 47-Billy Kimmel. Time
- 2:33.523

UNITED RACING COMPANY SPRINTS
Feature (25 Laps) - 1. 55-Chad Layton ($2,000); 2. 73-Kramer Williamson; 3.
5G-Brian Seidel; 4. 08-Jason Clauss; 5. 83-Chris Coyle; 6. 19H-Michael
Carber; 7. 21-Trevor Lewis; 8. 56D-Jeff VanDusen; 9. 15-Mark Bitner; 10.
99-Curt Michael; 11. 21A-Ed Aikin; 12. 2W-Kevin Welsh; 13. 12-Jimmy Stitzel;
14. 37S-JR Stewart; 15. 89H-Andy Hannula; 16. 8B-Alain Bergeron; 17.
56M-Mares Stellfox; 18. 79-Davey Sammons (DNF); 19. 37-J.J. Grasso; 20.
89-Robbie Stillwaggon (provisional-DNF); 21. 69-Justin Collett (DNF); 22.
92-Todd Rittenhouse, Jr. (DNF); 23. 25-Brook Weibley (DNF); 24. 3-Dave Ely
(DNF); 25. 63-Josh Weller (DNF). No time.

Lap Leaders - Brian Seidel (1-2), Chad Layton 3-25)

1st Heat (8 Laps/5 to qualify) - 1. 5G-Brian Seidel; 2. 08-Jason Clauss; 3.
69-Justin Collett; 4. 99-Curt Michael; 5. 12-Jimmy Stitzel; 6. 40-Mike
Kostic; 7. 89-Robbie Stillwagon; 8. 39-Tim Hogue. Time - 1:59.40

2nd Heat (8 Laps/5 to qualify) - 1. 73-Kramer Williamson; 2. 19H-Michael
Carber; 3. 89H-Andy Hannula; 4. 21A-Ed Akin; 5. 8B-Alan Bergeron; 6.
25C-Brook Weibley; 7. 36-Gary Gollub; 8. 00-Randy West (DNF); DNS - 22-Dave
Betts. No Time

3rd Heat (8 Laps/5 to qualify) - 1. 55-Chad Layton; 2. 92-Todd Rittenhouse
Jr.; 3. 3-Dave Ely; 4. 63-Josh Weller; 5. 56M-Mares Stellfox; 6. 25-Michael
Parent; 7. 37-JJ Grasso (DNF); 8. 17-Jimmy Martin (DNF); 9. 1-Scott Purcell
(DNF). No Time

4th Heat (8 Laps/5 to qualify) - 1. 83-Chris Coyle; 2. 79-Davey Sammons; 3.
15-Mark Bitner; 4. 2W-Kevin Welsh; 5. 56D-Jeff VanDusen; 6. 37S-JR Stewart;
7. 18-Adam Gordon (DNF); 8. 21-Trevor Lewis (DNF). No Time

B-Main (12 Laps/4 to qualify) - 1. 25-Brook Weibley; 2. 37-J.J. Grosso; 3.
37S-J.R. Stewart; 4. 21-Trevor Lewis; 5. 18-Adam Gordon; 6. 39-Tim Hogue; 7.
89-Robbie Stillwaggon; 8. 17-Jimmy Martin, Jr.; 9. 22-Dave Betts; 10.
40-Mike Kostic (DNF); 11. 25C-Michael Parent (DNF); 12. 36-Gary Gollub
(DNF). No Time

THUNDERCARS
(Night #1 of the Trail-Way/Lincoln Speedway Thundercar "Shoot Out")
Feature (20-Laps) - 1. 22-Nat Tuckey; 2. 3W-Duane Watson; 3. 8MD-David
Prunkl; 4. 9-Al Crammer; 5. 35-Smoke Christine; 6. 1E-Greg Emlet, Jr.; 7.
1-Neil Smith; 8. 60-Danny Beard; 9. 21-Ronnie Thomas (DNF); 10. 61-Mike
Slaybaugh (DNF); 11. 20-Scott Fisher (1 lap down); 12. 81S-Sam Gallagher
(DNF); 13. 76-Bob Bare (DNF); 14. 77-Justin Mong (DNF); 15. 54-Kyle Martin
(DNF); 16. 6-Nate Topper (DNF); 17. 21A-Mike Zeigler, Jr. (DNF); 18.
35C-Dave Clouser (DNF); 19. 33-Gino Comi (DNF); 20. 07-Bob Stough (DNF); 21.
7-Mark Scott (DNF); 22. 4R-Jason Watson (DNF); 23. 129-John Hansen (DNF);
24. 2W-Brian Walls (DNF). No Time

Lap Leaders - Bob Bare (1), Greg Emlet Jr. (2), Bob Bare (3), Nat Tuckey
(4-20)

1st Heat (8 Laps/6 to qualify) - 1. 81S-Sam Gallagher; 2. 33-Gino Comi; 3.
3W-Duane Watson; 4. 21-Ronnie Thomas; 5. 20-Scott Fisher; 6. 6-Nate Topper;
7. 54-Kyle Martin; 8. 35C-Dave Crone (DNF); 9. 7-Mark Scott (DNS). Time -
2:43.72

2nd Heat (8 Laps/6 to qualify) - 1. 22-Nat Tuckey; 2. 1-Neil Smith; 3.
8Md-David Prunkl; 4. 76-Bob Bare; 5. 07-Bob Stough; 6. 60-Danny Beard; 7.
21A-Mike Zeigler, Jr.; 8. 77-Justin Mong; 9. 54W-Roy Warehime. Time -
2:44.58

3rd Heat (8 Laps/6 to qualify) - 1. 35-Smoke Christine; 2. 9-Al Crammer; 3.
2W-Brian Walls; 4. 1E-Greg Emlet Jr.; 5. 4R-Jason Watson; 6. 61-Randy
Menges; 7. 129-John Hansen III; 8. 61M-Mike Slaybaugh (DNF); 9. 70-Rick
Weaver (DNF). No Time

UPCOMING SHOWS:
Sat., June 9, 2007 (7:30 PM) - PREMIER AUTO WORKS/AUTO LOCATOR NIGHT - 410
Sprints, URC Sprints & Thundercars (Trail-Way/Lincoln Speedway Shoot-out)
Wed., June 13, 2007 (7 PM) - 55TH ANNIVERSARY SHOW/JOHN GLEIM JR. EXCAVATING
NIGHT - 410 Sprints (30-laps/$5,500 to win) & Thundercars (Time Trials @ 7
PM)
Sat., June 16, 2007 (7:30 PM) - ALL-STAR CIRCUIT OF CHAMPIONS - 410 Sprints
& Thundercars (Time Trials @ 7:30 PM)

WOLFE WINS FOR SECOND STRAIGHT WEEK IN WELDON STERNER MEMORIAL;
HODNETT HOLDS OFF SMITH, RAHMER IN APRIL 28TH MAKE-UP FEATURE;
Owings DQ hands win to Haas in "358" sprints; Watson wins second of year in
thundercars

ABBOTTSTOWN, PA, 6/2/07 - Mechanicsburg's Lucas Wolfe has served
notice that he is a force to be reckened with in Central Pennsylvania.
After winning his first career Lincoln Speedway 410 sprint feature
last week in Keystone Cup action, Wolfe rolled to his second straight
Lincoln win in the 30-lap 4th Annual Weldon Sterner Memorial. Counting last
week's $5,500 winner's check and the $5,000-to-win the Sterner Memorial,
Wolfe has won $10,500 and the respect of the Pennsylvania Posse.
Wolfe out-raced polesitter Stevie Smith into the first and second
turns from his outside front row starting position and held the former New
Oxford racer at bay the entire 30-lap distance to pick up the win.
Ironically, Wolfe's final margin of victory for the Sterner Memorial was
69-hundredths of-a-second.
Wolfe and Smith ran one-two the entire way, with Fred Rahmer coming
from seventh starting spot to grab third from fifth-starting Lance Dewease
on the 28th lap. Dewease settled for fourth, with ninth-starting Greg
Hodnett completing the top five. Hodnett missed the four-car inversion and
started ninth after dropping out of his heat race.
Rounding out the top ten were T.J. Stutts, Brian Montieth, Jim
Siegel (carrying the Sterner Cement #69 colors), hard charger Niki Young
(who started 18th), and Jeff Busby. Young's hard-charger award was worth
$200 extra from Pat Sterner and Don Althoff.
The outset of the Sterner Memorial saw a five-car crash in turn two
which resulted in a spectacular flip by Darren Eash. Eash was uninjured,
but Cody Darrah suffered an arm injury in a four-car pileup on the inside of
turn two. He was taken to York Hospital for treatment.
Heats for the 410 sprinters were won by Wolfe, Cris Eash, Chad
Layton and Young, with Hodnett winning the B-Main. Doug Esh set fast time in
time trials over the 39-car field with a one-lap time of 13.343-seconds
(101.177 MPH).

Greg Hodnett, the Northeast's winningest 410 sprint car driver to
date, became Lincoln's winningest driver of '07 by claiming his third win of
the year in the 25-lap make-up feature from April 28th.
Hodnett started third had the lead by the end of the first lap.
Again, it was Stevie Smith the bride's maid, chasing Hodnett unsuccessfully
the entire way but scoring his second runner-up finish of the night, 1.82
seconds behind the J&S Fabrication/Macri Concrete/Rock-It Pizza #22. Points
leader Fred Rahmer came from tenth starting spot to score his second
third-place finish of the night, with 11th-starting Doug Esh fourth and Cris
Eash fifth. Completing the top ten were 17th-starting Niki Young, Jeff
Busby, Joe Ilg, race alternate Steve Buckwalter, and Bob Howard.

Dallastown's Cory Haas became Lincoln's all-time winningest "358"
sprint driver when an illegal top wing on the car of apparent winner Steve
Owings resulted in an Owings disqualification. The win was the 12th of Haas'
Lincoln career, moving him one win ahead of Doug Esh on the all-time win
list.
Owings started sixth and ran down race-long leader Mike Ressler on
lap 11. From there, he drove away to his apparent first career 358 sprint
win. But a post-race inspection resulted in the disqualification.
Following the "DQ," 12th-starting Jeff Rohrbaugh was awarded second,
with 16th-starting Glenndon Forsythe third, 19th-starting Dale Hammaker
fourth, and 13th-starting Adrian Shaffer fifth. Completing the top ten were
18th-starting Brad McClelland, 21st-starting Scott Geesey, Ressler, Jeff
Young, and Chad Jumper.
Chad Trout was transported to York Hospital for a check-up after
climbing the second-turn catch fence and dropping several feet onto all four
wheels during a heat crash.
Heats for the 42 "358" sprints on hand were won by Owings, Joe Trone
Jr., Rohrbaugh and Haas. Twin consolations were won by Aaron Ott and
McClelland.

Abbottstown's Duane Watson raced Nat Tuckey wheel-to-wheel and came
out on top to pick up his second win of the year in the 20-lap thundercar
feature.
Fifth-starting Tuckey passed Mike Zeigler Jr. on the third lap to
take the lead while ninth-starting Watson was working his way to the front.
Watson inherited second place on the 10th lap when David Prunkl slowed with
problem and then went to work on Tuckey for the top spot.
Racing high and low, Watson edged ahead of Tuckey on the 15th lap
and then held on to take the checkered 1.70-seconds ahead for his 12th
career Lincoln win.
Smoke Christine finished a strong third with Al Crammer fourth and
Craig Wagaman fifth (who came from the rear after a first lap incident).
Completing the top-10 were Zeigler, Ronnie Thomas, Sam Gallagher, Roy
Warehime, Jr. And Scott Fisher.
Heats for the 23 thundercars on hand were won by Tuckey, Gallagher
and Christine.

Next Saturday night, June 9th, at 7:30 PM, it will be PREMIER AUTO
WORKS/AUTO LOCATOR NIGHT with the URC Sprints on hand to join the Cindy Rowe
Auto Glass 410 Sprints and Thundercars.
For the thundercars, they will be racing in night two of the annual
Trail-Way/Lincoln Speedway Shoot-out, with bonus money on the line for the
ten drivers with the best two-night combined finishes on Friday (Trail-Way)
and Saturday (Lincoln) nights.
Gates will open at 5:30 PM, with hot laps at 7 PM and the first heat
taking the green flag at 7:30 PM.
To get all the latest news, results, schedule changes and rule
changes, visit Lincoln Speedway's website at http://www.lincolnspeedway.com
to stay up-to-date on all the action or pending weather conditions at
Central ennsylvania's "Premier" Saturday night race track - The Fabulous
Lincoln Speedway.

RACE RESULTS
Saturday - June 2, 2007
LINCOLN SPEEDWAY
Abbottstown, PA
4TH ANNUAL WELDON STERNER MEMORIAL
410 SPRINTS
Feature (30 Laps) - 1. 5W-Lucas Wolfe ($5,000); 2. 19-Stevie Smith; 3.
51-Fred Rahmer; 4. 25-Lance Dewease; 5. 22-Greg Hodnett; 6. 39-TJ Stutts; 7.
21-Brian Montieth; 8. 69-Jim Siegel; 9. 10N-Niki Young; 10. 47J-Jeff Busby;
11. X-Bobby Weaver; 12. 20-Ryan Taylor; 13. 67-Cris Eash; 14. .08-Joe Ilg;
15. 49-Bobby Howard; 16. 17B-Steve Buckwalter; 17. U2-Chad Layton; 18.
14-Glenndon Forsythe; 19. 45-AJ Michael (DNF); 20. 71-Brian Leppo (DNF); 21.
30-Doug Esh (DNF); 22. 6K-Chris Knopp (DNF); 23. 89-Cody Darrah (DNF); 24.
7E-Darren Eash (DNF). No Time

Lap Leaders - Lucas Wolfe (1-30)

1st Heat (10 Laps/5 to qualify) - 1. 5W-Lucas Wolfe; 2. 30-Doug Esh; 3.
51-Fred Rahmer; 4. X-Bobby Weaver; 5. 47J-Jeff Busby; 6. 89-Cody Darrah; 7.
.08-Joe Ilg; 8. 1F-Richie Fitz; 9. 43-Doug Dodson; 10. 29-Chris Weiss (DNF).
Time - 2:27.076

2nd Heat (10 Laps/5 to qualify) - 1. 67-Cris Eash; 2. 19-Stevie Smith; 3.
69-Jim Siegel; 4. 49-Bobby Howard; 5. 14-Glenndon Forsythe; 6. 4-John
Rudisill; 7. 74-JR Berry; 8. 26-Pat Cooper (DNF); 9. 22-Greg Hodnett (DNF);
10. 11C-Cory Haas (DNF). No Time

3rd Heat (10 Laps/5 to qualify) - 1. U1-Chad Layton; 2. 6K-Chris Knopp; 3.
71-Brian Leppo; 4. 25-Lance Dewease; 5. 17B-Steve Buckwalter; 6. 30C-Steve
Clabaugh; 7. 93-Jonathon Erickson; 8. 45-AJ Michael; 9. 44-Joey Hershey; 10.
96-JJ Willett. Time - 2:31.203

4th Heat (10 Laps/5 to qualify) - 1. 10N-Niki Young; 2. 39-T.J. Stutts; 3.
20-Ryan Taylor; 4. 21-Brian Montieth; 5. 7E-Darren Eash; 6. 12-Mike
Bittinger; 7. 38N-Nick Schlauch, Jr.; 8. 23-Todd Zinn; 9. 87-Alan Krimes
(DNF). No Time

B-Main (12 Laps/4 to qualify) - 1. 22-Greg Hodnett; 2. 89-Cody Darrah; 3.
.08-Joe Ilg; 4. 45-AJ Michael; 5. 30C-Steve Clabaugh; 6. 12-Mike Bittinger;
7. 38N-Nick Schlauch Jr.; 8. 93-Jonathan Ericksen; 9. 43-Doug Dodson; 10.
44-Joey Hershey; 11. 4-John Rudisill; 12. 74-JR Berry; 13. 29-Chris Weiss;
14. 96-JJ Willett (DNF); 15. 1F-Richie Firtz (DNF); DNS - 26-Pat Cooper,
23-Todd Zinn. No Time

Time Trials - 1. 30-Doug Esh, 13.343 seconds (101.177 MPH); 2. 22-Greg
Hodnett, 13.374; 3. 71-Brian Leppo, 13.379; 4. 87-Alan Krimes, 13.436; 5.
5W-Lucas Wolfe, 13.439; 6. 19-Stevie Smith, 13.486; 7. 25-Lance Dewease,
13.566; 8. 21-Brian Montieth, 13.585; 9. 51-Fred Rahmer, 13.645; 10. 69-Jim
Siegel, 13.650; 11. 17B-Steve Buckwalter, 13.665; 12. 39-TJ Stutts, 13.671;
13. 47J-Jeff Busby, 13.697; 14. 11C-Cory Haas, 13.725; 15. U1-Chad Layton,
13.731; 16. 20-Ryan Taylor, 13.752; 17. X-Bobby Weaver, 13.774; 18. 67-Cris
Eash, 13.801; 19. 6K-Chris Knopp, 13.939; 20. 10N-Niki Young, 14.024; 21.
.08-Joe Ilg, 14.072; 22. 49-Bobby Howard, 14.099; 23. 30C-Steve Clabaugh,
14.129; 24. 12-Mike Bittinger, 14.148; 25. 89-Cody Darrah, 14.224; 26.
14-Glenndon Forsythe, 14.255; 27. 45-AJ Michael, 14.285; 28. 38N-Nick
Schlauch, Jr., 14.292; 29. 1F-Richie Fitz, 14.296; 30. 4-John Rudisill,
14.301; 31. 93-Jonathon Erikson, 14.362; 32. 7E-Darren Eash, 14.364; 33.
43-Doug Dodson, 14.437; 34. 26-Pat Cooper, 14.578; 35. 44-Joey Hershey,
14.593; 36. 23-Todd Zinn, 14.612; 37. 29-Chris Weiss, 15.012; 38. 74-JR
Berry, 15.155; 39. 96-JJ Willett, 15.639.

410 Sprint 4/28 Make-up Feature (25 Laps) - 1. 22-Greg Hodnett ($3,000); 2.
19-Stevie Smith; 3. 51-Fred Rahmer; 4. 30-Doug Esh; 5. 67-Cris Eash; 6.
10N-Niki Young; 7. 47J-Jeff Busby; 8. .08-Joe Ilg; 9. 17B-Steve Buckwalter;
10. 49-Bobby Howard; 11. 69-Jim Siegel; 12. 44-Joey Hershey; 13. 20-Ryan
Taylor; 14. 38N-Nick Schlauch Jr.; 15. 71-Brian Leppo (DNF); 16. 4-John
Rudisill (DNF); 17. 12-Mike Bittinger (DNF); 18. 1F-Richie Fitz (DNF); 19.
39-Cory Haas (DNF); 20. 6K-Chris Knopp (DNF); 21. X-Bobby Weaver (DNF); 22.
U1-Chad Layton (DNF); 23. 30C-Steve Clabaugh (DNF); 24. 14-Adam Lawrence
(DNF). No Time

Lap Leaders - Greg Hodnett (1-25)

358 SPRINTS
Feature (20 Laps) - 1. 39-Cory Haas; 2. 7V-Jeff Rohrbaugh; 3. 4R-Glenndon
Forsythe; 4. 66-Dale Hammaker; 5. 21-Adrian Shaffer; 6. 6-Brad McClelland;
7. 91-Scott Geesey; 8. 38-Mike Ressler; 9. 22D-Jeff Young; 10. 28J-Chad
Jumper; 11. 1W-John Westbrook; 12. 16M-Craig Myers; 13. 8D-Billy Dietrich;
14. 99-Joe Trone Jr.; 15. 66N-Nate Hammaker; 16. 33T-Todd Spangler; 17.
21D-Elvin Diller III; 18. 28-Keith Prutzman (DNF); 19. 77-Derek Locke (DNF);
20. 25-Aaron Ott (DNF); 21. 32-Chad Myers (DNF); 22. 81B-Bob Anderson (DNF);
23. 80-Todd Reed (DNF); DISQUALIFIED - 35-Steve Owings (Top wing not
square). No Time

Lap Leaders - Mike Ressler (1-10), Steve Owings (11-20)

1st Heat (10 Laps/4 to qualify) - 1. 35-Steve Owings; 2. 22D-Jeff Young; 3.
81B-Bob Anderson; 4. 21-Adrian Shaffer; 5. 25-Aaron Ott; 6. 91-Scott Geesey;
7. 88K-Travis Keeney; 8. 18-Jessie Morrison; 9. 5-Adam Lawrence; DNS -
16-Gerard McIntyre Jr., 50-Jim Strausbaugh. Time - 2:30.40

2nd Heat (10 Laps/4 to qualify) - 1. 99-Joe Trone Jr.; 2. 16M-Craig Myers;
3. 80-Todd Reed; 4. 28-Keith Prutzman; 5. 66-Dale Hammaker; 6. 77-Derek
Locke; 7. 15-Adam Wilt; 8. 88-Danny Dietrich; 9. 23B-Jim Bewley; 10.
51N-Nick Palmerino (DNF). No Time

3rd Heat (10 Laps/4 to qualify) - 1. 7V-Jeff Rohrbaugh; 2. 38-Mike Ressler;
3. 28J-Chad Jumper; 4. 1W-John Westbrook; 5. 6-Brad McClelland; 6. 66N-Nate
Hammaker; 7. 11T-Eric Tomecek; 8. 6S-Bill Sherman; 9. 1-Tim Wagaman (DNF);
10. 7C-Chad Trout (DNF); DNS - 27-Jay Galloway. No Time

4th Heat (10 Laps/4 to qualify) - 1. 39-Cory Haas; 2. 32-Chad Myers; 3.
33T-Todd Spangler; 4. 4R-Glenndon Forsythe; 5. 8D-Billy Dietrich; 6.
55-Brian Eichelberger; 7. 21D-Elvin Diller III; 8. 28H-Billy Heltzel Jr.; 9.
84C-Chad Criswell (DNF); 10. 85-Nathan Berwager (DNF). No Time

1st Consolation (10 Laps/4 to qualify) - 1. 25-Aaron Ott; 2. 66-Dale
Hammaker; 3. 91-Scott Geesey; 4. 77-Derek Locke; 5. 88-Danny Dietrich; 6.
15-Adam Wilt; 7. 88K-Travis Keeney; 8. 18-Jessie Morrison; 9. 16-Gerard
McIntyre Jr.; 10. 51N-Nick Palmerino; 11. 23B-Jim Bewley; 12. 5-Adam
Lawrence; DNS - 50-Jim Stausbaugh. Time - 2:42.09

2nd Consolation (10 Laps/4 to qualify) - 1. 6-Brad McClelland; 2. 8D-Billy
Dietrich; 3. 21D-Elvin Diller III; 4. 66N-Nate Hammaker; 5. 11T-Eric
Tomecek; 6. 55-Brian Eichelberger; 7. 28H-Billy Heltzel Jr.; 8. 6S-Bill
Sherman; 9. 1-Tim Wagaman (DNF); 10. 84C-Chad Criswell (DNF); 11. 85-Nathan
Berwager (DNF). No Time

THUNDERCARS
Feature (20-Laps) - 1. 3W-Duane Watson; 2. 22-Nat Tuckey; 3. 35-Smoke
Christine; 4. 9-Al Crammer; 5. 30-Craig Wagaman; 6. 21A-Mike Zeigler, Jr.;
7. 21-Ronnie Thomas; 8. 81S-Sam Gallagher; 9. 54W-Roy Warehime, Jr.; 10
20-Scott Fisher; 11. 61-Randy Menges; 12. 7-Mark Scott; 13. 33-Gino Comi;
14. 1-Neil Smith; 15. 70-Rick Weaver (DNF); 16. 76-Bob Bare (DNF); 17.
8MD-David Prunkl (DNF); 18. 29-Jeff Zinn (DNF); 19. 93-Gary Warehime (DNF);
20. 61M-Mike Slaybaugh (DNF); 21. 1E-Greg Emlet, Jr.; 22. 60-Danny Beard
(DNS); 23. 129-Jimmy Combs (DNS). No time.

Lap Leaders - Gino Comi (1); Mike Zeigler, Jr. (2); Nat Tuckey (3-12); Duane
Watson (13-20)

1st Heat (8 Laps/6 to qualify) - 1. 22-Nat Tuckey; 2. 3W-Duane Watson; 3.
8MD-David Prunkl; 4. 33-Gino Comi; 5. 20-Scott Fisher; 6. 93-Gary Warehime;
7. 29-Jeff Zinn; 8. 7-Mark Scott (DNF). No Time

2nd Heat (8 Laps/6 to qualify) - 1. 81S-Sam Gallagher; 2. 21A-Mike Zeigler,
Jr.; 3. 70-Rick Weaver; 4. 9-Al Crammer; 5. 1E-Greg Emlet, Jr.; 6. 61-Randy
Menges; 7. 61M-Mike Slaybaugh; 8. 129-Jimmy Combs (DNF). No Time

3rd Heat (8 Laps/6 to qualify) - 1. 35-Smoke Christine; 2. 21-Ronnie Thomas;
3. 1-Neil Smith; 4. 76-Bob Bare; 5. 30-Craig Wagaman; 6. 54W-Roy Warehime
Jr.; DNS - 60-Danny Beard. Time - 2:43.48

UPCOMING SHOWS:
Sat., June 2, 2007 (Time Trials @ 7 PM)
4TH ANNUAL WELDON STERNER MEMORIAL
410 Sprints (Regular & April 28th Make-up Feature), 358 Sprints &
Thundercars Gates open @ 5 PM)
Sat., June 9, 2007 (7:30 PM) - PREMIER AUTO WORKS/AUTO LOCATOR NIGHT - 410
Sprints, URC Sprints & Thundercars (Trail-Way/Lincoln Speedway Shoot-out)
Wed., June 13, 2007 (7 PM) - 55TH ANNIVERSARY SHOW/JOHN GLEIM JR. EXCAVATING
NIGHT - 410 Sprints (30-laps/$5,500 to win) & Thundercars (Time Trials @ 7
PM)

WOLFE SCORES FIRST CAREER LINCOLN WIN IN KEYSTONE CUP "A" MAIN;
Roy Warehime also a first-time winner in thundercars; Rochelle again in
Central PA Legends

ABBOTTSTOWN, PA, 5/19/07 - Night number four of the Inaugural
Keystone Cup Series belonged to Lucas Wolfe.
The Mechanicsburg youngster showed a packed house that he's becoming
a veteran in scoring his first career Lincoln win and claiming the $5,000
event plus the $500 Kline's Services sponsorship night bonus.
Wolfe, who started on the pole after Steve Buckwalter and Steve
Clabaugh failed to qualify in their respective heats and make the six-car
inversion, led the first two laps and kept his cool when third-starting Doug
Esh rode the cushion to take the race lead in turns three and four of lap
three.
Believing the top would go away, Wolfe patiently followed the Kinard
Trucking #30, kept hitting his marks, and reclaimed the lead for good on the
backstretch of lap 16.
"Racing with these guys...you sure gain a lot of experience," said
Wolfe upon exiting the Allebach #5W, "I'm fortunate enough to run a lot of
races. That's the only way you're going to get better at it. I kept
hitting my line every lap. Early...when he got me...I was pushing a little
hard and he was able to get away. Once I slowed myself down, I was able to
get better."
Once he got the lead, Wolfe pulled away to a 1.57-second lead before
the third and final caution of the race came when Brian Montieth dropped off
the pace with a flat right rear on lap 20.
Though fifth-starting Lance Dewease caught Esh for second on lap 18
and pulled onto his rear bumper for the restart, it was all Wolfe after
that. His lead was nearly two seconds on the next-to-last lap before he
backed off to keep from dealing with a lapped car on the final circuit. His
final margin of victory over the Vogele/Pete's Bridge Street Motors/Hank's
Performance Products #25 was .94 seconds.
Esh settled for third, with Greg Hodnett fourth and points leader
Fred Rahmer fifth. Completing the top ten were Keith Kauffman, Cory Haas,
Niki Young, Mark Smith, and Brian Leppo.
Heats for the sprinters were won by Hodnett, Rahmer, Young and Todd
Shaffer, with Steve Buckwalter winning the B-Main. Brian Leppo set fast time
in time trials over the 41-car field with a one-lap time of 13.155-seconds
(102.623 MPH).
Josh Wells won a special 5-lap $1,000 "winner take all"
non-qualifiers dash.

Jason Rochelle added another notch to his Lincoln win belt in the
15-lap Central PA Legends feature, leading every lap from the pole despite
heavy pressure from Ronnie Dunstan over the final three laps of the feature.
Dunstan started sixth and got by fourth-starting Jeff Condran for the
runner-up spot on lap 12. He appeared to be setting up for a race-winning
pass when the only caution of the race came out for 2004 national champ
Randy Kissinger, to came to a stop in turn four of the next-to-last lap.
Rochelle then drove away to the win, followed by Dunstan, Condran,
Rick Potts, and Steve Nederostek. Brian Levan came from 20th starting spot
to finish sixth.
Heats for the 36 Legends on hand were won by Josh Morrow, Kissinger
and Potts, with Geremey Sheaffer winning the consolation.

Manchester Maryland's Roy Warehime Jr. finally found his way to
victory lane for the first time in his career at Lincoln Speedway in the 20
lap thundercar feature.
Warehime, who started fourth, watched frontrow starters Danny Beard
and Mike Zeigler Jr. Battle for the lead over the first half of the feature.
Warehime's car kicked into another gear just before the halfway point to
move into second place after passing Zeigler on the eighth lap, and then
powered his way into the lead on the 11th lap in a wild six-car scramble for
the lead involving Beard, Zeigler, Duane Watson, Nat Tuckey and Smoke
Christine. Once in front, Warehime had to hold off several challenges by
Watson over the final laps with Warehime holding on in a final drag race to
the checkered off of turn for the win.
Watson settled for second, Zeigler third, Tuckey fourth and Sam
Gallagher fifth.
Completing the top-10 were Christine, Neil Smith, Beard, Al Kramer
and Greg Emlet.
Heats for the 27 thundercars on hand were won by, with Craig
Wagaman, Duane Watson and Smoke Christine.
In addition to sponsoring the Memorial Day weekend holiday fireworks
display, Kline's Services added $500 to the 410 sprint winner's share and
$250 to the winner's take for both the Legends and thundercar features.
Kline's also put $450 of the $1,000 up for the winner-take-all
non-qualifiers dash.

Next Saturday night, June 2nd Lincoln Speedway will host the 4th
Annual Weldon Sterner Memorial for the Cindy Rowe Auto Glass 410 Sprint
cars. Time trials will be used to determine starting line-ups.
In addition to the Sterner Memorial, the 410 sprints will run the
make-up feature from April 28th.
Joining them will the 358 Sprints and Thundercars.
Gates will open at 5 PM, with hot laps 6:30 PM and time trials for
the 410 sprints getting underway at 7 PM.
To get all the latest news, results, schedule changes and rule
changes, visit Lincoln Speedway's website at http://www.lincolnspeedway.com
to stay up-to-date on all the action or pending weather conditions at
Central Pennsylvania's "Premier" Saturday night race track - The Fabulous
Lincoln Speedway.

RACE RESULTS
Saturday - May 26, 2007
LINCOLN SPEEDWAY
Abbottstown, PA
KEYSTONE CUP (Race 4 of 6)
410 SPRINTS
Feature (30 Laps) - 1. 5W-Lucas Wolfe ($5,500); 2. 25-Lance Dewease; 3.
30-Doug Esh; 4. 22-Greg Hodnett; 5. 51-Fred Rahmer; 6. 7-Keith Kauffman; 7.
11C-Cory Haas; 8. 10N-Niki Young; 9. 07-Mark Smith; 10. 71-Brian Leppo; 11.
17B-Steve Buckwalter; 12. 88-Todd Shaffer; 13. 39-TJ Stutts; 14. 12-Kevin
Nouse; 15. 11-Mike Erdley; 16. 6K-Chris Knopp; 17. 38N-Nick Schlauck Jr.;
18. 19-Stevie Smith (DNF); 19. 21-Brian Montieth (DNF); 20. 35-Alan Cole
(DNF); 21. X-Bobby Weaver (DNF); 22. 89-Cody Darrah (DNF); 23. 47J-Jeff
Busby (DNF); DNS - 59-Jim Siegel. No Time

Lap Leaders - Lucas Wolfe (1-2), Doug Esh (3-15), Lucas Wolfe (16-30)

1st Heat (10 Laps/5 to qualify) - 1. 22-Greg Hodnett; 2. 07-Mark Smith; 3.
30-Doug Esh; 4. 71-Brian Leppo; 5. X-Bobby Weaver; 6. 59-Jim Siegel; 7.
43-Doug Dodson; 8. 2-Brooke Tatnell (DNF); 9. 69K-Donnie Kreitz Jr. (DNF);
DNS - 87-Alan Krimes. Time - 2:21.39

2nd Heat (10 Laps/5 to qualify) - 1. 51-Fred Rahmer; 2. 25-Lance Dewease; 3.
21-Brian Montieth; 4. 11-Mike Erdley; 5. 89-Cody Darrah; 6. 30C-Steve
Clabaugh; 7. 9-Craig Keel; 8. 6W-Josh Wells; 9. 3-Bob Bennett; 10. 12-Mike
Bittinger. Time - 2:22.80

3rd Heat (10 Laps/5 to qualify) - 1. 10N-Niki Young; 2. 19-Stevie Smith; 3.
7-Keith Kauffman; 4. 39-TJ Stutts; 5. 6K-Chris Knopp; 6. 35-Alan Cole; 7.
49-Bobby Howard; 8. 38N-Nick Schlauck Jr.; 9. .08-Joe Ilg; 10. 4-John
Rudisill. No Time

4th Heat (10 Laps/5 to qualify) - 1. 88-Todd Shaffer; 2. 5W-Lucas Wolfe; 3.
47J-Jeff Busby; 4. 11C-Cory Haas; 5. 12N-Kevin Nouse; 6. 17B-Steve
Buckwalter; 7. 45-Billy Brian, Jr.; 8. 67-Cris Eash; 9. 93-Jonathan
Ericksen; 10. 44-Joey Hershey (DNF); 11. 26-Pat Cooper (DNS). No Time

B-Main (12 Laps/4 to qualify) - 1. 17B-Steve Buckwalter; 2. 35-Alan Cole; 3.
38N-Nick Schlauch, Jr.; 4. 59-Jim Siegel; 5. 30C-Steve Clabaugh; 6. 6W-Josh
Wells; 7. 12-Mike Bittinger; 8. 49-Bob Howard; 9. .08-Joe Ilg; 10. 67-Cris
Eash; 11. 3-Bob Bennett; 12. 43-Doug Dodson; 13. 9-Craig Keel; 14. 44-Joey
Hershey; 15. 4-John Rudisill; 16. 93-Jonathan Eriksen (DNF); DNS - 2-Brooke
Tatnell, 69K-Donnie Kreitz Jr., 45-Billy Brian Jr., 26-Pat Cooper. No Time

Time Trials - 1. 71-Brian Leppo, 13.155 (102.623 MPH); 2. 25-Lance Dewease,
13.310; 3. 7-Keith Kauffman, 13.371; 4. 17B-Steve Buckwalter, 13.373; 5.
30-Doug Esh, 13.382; 6. 30C-Steve Clabaugh, 13.418; 7. 19-Stevie Smith,
13.449; 8. 5W-Lucas Wolfe, 13.498; 9. 22-Greg Hodnett, 13.528; 10. 51-Fred
Rahmer, 13.541; 11. 35-Alan Cole, 13.600; 12. 11C-Cory Haas, 13.602; 13.
2-Brooke Tatnell, 13.610; 14. 21-Brian Montieth, 13.616; 15. 10N-Niki Young,
13.618; 16. 88-Todd Shaffer, 13.642; 17. 07-Mark Smith, 13.689; 18. 89-Cody
Darrah, 13.723; 19. 6K-Chris Knopp, 13.764; 20. 47J-Jeff Busby, 13.766; 21.
X-Bobby Weaver, 13.779; 22. 12-Mike Bittinger, 13.794; 23. 38N-Nick Schlauch
Jr., 13.795; 24. 12N-Kevin Nouse, 13.808; 25. 69K-Donnie Kreitz Jr., 13.818;
26. 11-Mike Erdley, 13.843; 27. 39-TJ Stutts, 13.844; 28. 45-Billy Brian
Jr., 13.853; 29. 43-Doug Dodson; 13.895; 30. 3-Bob Bennett, 13.921; 31.
49-Bobby Howard, 13.922; 32. 93-Jonathan Eriksen, 13.987; 33. 59-Jim Siegel,
14.054; 34. 9-Craig Keel, 14.074; 35. 4-John Rudisill, 14.086; 36. 67-Cris
Eash, 14.136; 37. 87-Alan Krimes, 14.151; 38. 6W-Josh Wells, 14.161; 39.
.08-Joe Ilg, 14.242; 40. 44-Joey Hershey, 15.073; 41. 26-Pat Cooper, NT.

KEYSTONE CUP POINT STANDINGS - 1. Lucas Wolfe (523 points); 2. Fred Rahmer
(516); 3. Greg Hodnett (488); 4. Mark Smith (415); 5. Brian Leppo (346); 6.
Lance Dewease (321); 7. Mike Erdley (304); 8. Stevie Smith (297); 9. Keith
Kauffman (296); 10. Doug Esh (291); 11. Todd Shaffer (290).

CENTRAL PA INEX LEGENDS:
Feature (15 Laps) - 1. 12-Jason Rochelle; 2. 7R-Ronnie Dunstan; 3. 6-Jeff
Condran; 4. 38-Rick Potts; 5. 769-Steve Nederostek; 6. 5K-Brian Levan; 7.
4X-Butch Brough; 8. 21-Greg Burd; 9. 71-Bob Murray; 10. 27-Chad Glatfelter;
11. 39-Josh Morrow; 12. 46-Pat McDermott; 13. 23-Randy Fetterhoff; 14.
25-Tyler Bear; 15. 77-Scott Wilkerson; 16. 14W-Ed Wentz; 17. 66-Mike
Daugherty; 18. 88-Andy Lupfer; 19. 37-Brian Weitzel; 20. 12A-Shaun Arndt;
21. 2-Kenny Keyton; 22. 48-Randy Kissinger (DNF); 23. 7-Geremy Sheaffer
(DNF); 24. 8-Allen Felix (DNF). No Time

Lap Leaders - Jason Rochelle (1-15)

1st Heat (6 Laps/6 to qualify) - 1. 39-Josh Morrow; 2. 12-Jason Rochelle; 3.
71-Bob Murray; 4. 27-Chad Gladfelter; 5. 77-Scott Wilkerson; 6. 88-Andy
Lupfer; 7. 7-Geremy Shaeffer; 8. 5-Scott Houdeshell; 9. 5K-Brian Levan; 10.
555-Bill Harris; 11. 37-Brian Weitzel; 12. 11-Robert Sobieski. Time -
2:09.56

2nd Heat (6 Laps/6 to qualify) - 1. 48-Randy Kissinger; 2. 23-Randy
Fetterhoff; 3. 21-Greg Burg; 4. 4X-Butch Brough; 5. 14W-Ed Wentz; 6. 66-Mike
Daughtery; 7. 2-Kenny Keyton; 8. 17R-Jim Housworth; 9. 12A-Shaun Arndt; 10.
6M-Eddie Mehl; 11. 26-Reed Salony; 12. 4-Shane Gladfelter (DNF). No Time

3rd Heat (6 Laps/6 to qualify) - 1. 38-Rick Potts; 2. 769-Steve Nederostek;
3. 7R-Ronnie Dunstan; 4. 6-Jeff Condran; 5. 46-Pat McDerrmitt; 6. 8-Allen
Felix; 7. 14-Jason Chilton; 8. 25-Tyler Bear; 9. 711-Ryan Ellis; 10. Y9-Rick
Heitwig; 11. 880-Jason Harpster; 12. 00-Jason Smith. No Time

Consolation (8 Laps/6 to qualify) - 1. 7-Geremy Shaffer; 2. 5K-Brian Levan;
3. 2-Kenny Keyton; 4. 25-Tyler Bear; 5. 37-Brian Weitzel; 6. 12A-Shaun
Arndt; 7. 11-Robert Sobieski; 8. 6M-Eddie Mohl; 9. 711-Ryan Ellis; 10.
00-Jason Smith; 11. 26-Reed Salony; 12. Y9-Rick Hartwig; 13. 14-Jason
Chilton (DNF); 14. 17R-Jim Housworth (DNF); 15. 4-Shane Gladfelter (DNF);
16. 555-Bill Harris (DNF); 17. 880-Jason Harpster (DNF); DNS - 5-Scott
Houdeshell. No Time

THUNDERCARS:
Feature (20-Laps) - 1. 54W-Roy Warehime Jr. ($615); 2. 3W-Duane Watson; 3.
21A-Mike Zeigler Jr.; 4. 22-Nat Tuckey; 5. 81S-Sam Gallagher; 6. 35-Smoke
Christine; 7. 1-Neil Smith; 8. 60-Danny Beard; 9. 9-Al Kramer; 10. 1E-Greg
Emlet Jr.; 11. 93-Gary Warehime; 12. 30-Craig Wagaman; 13. 61M-Mike
Slaybaugh; 14. 21-Ronnie Thomas; 15. 7-Mark Scott; 16. 18-Bob Johnson; 17.
61-Frankie Topper; 18. 35C-Dave Crone; 19. 8MD-David Prunkl (DNF); 20.
20-Scott Fisher (DNF); 21. 33-Gino Comi (DNF); 22. 129-Jimmy Combs (DNF);
23. 76-Bob Bare (DNF); DNS - 4R-Jason Watson. No Time

Lap Leaders - Danny Beard (1-10), Roy Warehime Jr. (11-20)

1st Heat (8 Laps/6 to qualify) - 1. 30-Craig Wagaman; 2. 76-Bob Bare; 3.
8MD-David Prunkl; 4. 1E-Greg Emlet, Jr.; 5. 61M-Mike Slaybaugh; 6. 93-Gary
Warehime; 7. 7-Mark Scott; 8. 61-Frankie Topper; 9. 35C-Dave Crone. Time-
2:45.72

2nd Heat (8 Laps/6 to qualify) - 1. 3W-Duane Watson; 2. 21A-Mike Zeigler,
Jr.; 3. 22-Nat Tuckey; 4. 9-Al Crammer; 5. 81S-Sam Gallagher; 6. 20-Scott
Fisher; 7. 129-John Hansen; 8. 8-Bob Allen; 9. 29-Jeff Zinn. Time -
2:45.84

3rd Heat (8 Laps/6 to qualify) - 1. 35-Smoke Christine; 2. 33-Gino Comi; 3.
60-Danny Beard; 4. 54-Roy Warehime Jr.; 5. 1-Neil Smith; 6. 4R-Jason Watson;
7. 18-Bob Johnson; 8. 6X-Daryl Groft; 9. 21-Ronnie Thomas (DNF). No Time

MAY 16th ANNIVERSARY RACE RESCHEDULED FOR JUNE 13th;
Time Trials to set June 2nd Sterner Memorial field

ABBOTTSTOWN, PA, 5/22/07 - Lincoln Speedway promoters Don & Bob
Leiby, along with Alan Kreitzer, have announced the rescheduling of the
rained-out 55th Anniversary show from May 16th and a format/start time
change for the upcoming June 2nd Weldon Sterner Memorial.

The make-up date for the 55th Anniversary/John Gleim Jr. Excavating
Night show has been set for Wednesday night, June 13th. The Thundercars will
join the 410 Sprints who will be competing in the 30-lap $5,500-to-win
event.
The annual show will now kick off a big week of racing action in the
Central Pennsylvania area.
Following the Anniversary show on Wednesday night, June 13th at
Lincoln, the All Star Circuit of champions will then come into the area for
shows at Port Royal and Williams Grove Speedways on June 14th and 15th
respectively before heading to Lincoln Speedway on Saturday night June 16th.

It has also been announced that the 4th Annual Weldon Sterner
Memorial on Saturday, June 2nd, will now use time trials to determine
starting line-ups for the 410 Sprints. That will move the original starting
time back to 7 PM instead of the originally scheduled 7:30 PM start time.
Gates will now open at 5 PM for the three division show which will also
include the make-up 410 sprint feature from 4/28, 358 Sprints and
Thundercars.

With the addition of time trials to the Sterner Memorial and the
rescheduling of the 55th Anniversary Show, that means the 410 sprinters will
have five (5) time trial shows to determine starting line-ups over the next
seven (7) shows (5/26, 6/2, 6/13, 6/16 & 6/30).

Sat., May 26th - INAUGURAL KEYSTONE CUP SERIES/KLINES SERVICES NIGHT - 410
Sprints, INEX Legends, Thundercars & FIREWORKS (Time Trials @ 7 PM)

Sat., June 2nd - 4TH ANNUAL WELDON STERNER MEMORIAL - 410 Sprints (Regular &
Make-up 4/28 Features), 358 Sprints & Thundercars (Time Trials @ 7 PM)

Sat., June 9th - PREMIER AUTO WORKS/AUTO LOCATOR NIGHT - 410 Sprints, URC
Sprints & Thundercars (Trail-Way/Lincoln "Shoot-out" weekend for
Thundercars)(7:30 PM)

Wed., June 13th - 55TH ANNIVERSARY SHOW/JOHN GLEIM JR. EXCAVATING NIGHT -
410 Sprints (30-laps/$5,500 to win) & Thundercars (Time Trials @ 7 PM)

Sat., June 16th - ALL-STAR CIRCUIT OF CHAMPIONS - 410 Sprints & Thundercars
(Time Trials @ 7:30 PM)

Sat., June 23rd - 410 Sprints, 358 Sprints & Thundercars (7:30 PM)

Sat., June 30th - 17TH ANNUAL PENNSYLVANIA SPEEDWEEK OPENER/8TH ANNUAL KEVIN
GOBRECHT MEMORIAL - 410 Sprints & Thundercars (Time Trials @ 7:30 PM)

Be sure to mark these schedule changes:

Wednesday, June 13, 2007 (Time Trials @ 7 PM)
55TH ANNIVERSARY SHOW/JOHN GLEIM JR. EXCAVATING NIGHT
410 Sprints (30-laps/$5,500 to win) & Thundercars
Gates open @ 5 PM
| $20 Gen. Adm. | $25 Pits | $12 Students |
| 6-11 yrs. old $2 | under 6 yrs old Free |

Saturday, June 02, 2007 (Time Trials @ 7 PM)
4TH ANNUAL WELDON STERNER MEMORIAL
410 Sprints, 358 Sprints & Thundercars
Gates open at 5 PM
| $15 Gen. Adm. | $22 Pits | $10 Students |
| 6-11 yrs. old $2 | under 6 yrs old Free |

This Saturday night, May 26th Lincoln Speedway will host the
inaugural race of the Keystone Cup Series for the 410 Sprints on Kline
Services Night. The thundercar regulars will also be on hand and will be
joined by the Central PA INEX Legends. Rounding out the evening's racing
action will be a spectacular Fireworks display, courtesy of Klines Services.
Gates will open at 5 PM, with hot laps getting underway at 6:30 PM. Time
trials for the 410 sprints will get underway at 7 PM.
To get all the latest news, results, schedule changes and rule
changes, visit Lincoln Speedway's website at http://www.lincolnspeedway.com
to stay up-to-date on all the action or pending weather conditions at
Central Pennsylvania's "Premier" Saturday night race track - The Fabulous
Lincoln Speedway.

UPCOMING SHOWS:
Sat., May 26, 2007 (7 PM) - INAUGURAL KEYSTONE CUP SERIES/KLINES SERVICES
NIGHT - 410 Sprints, INEX Legends, Thundercars & FIREWORKS (Time Trials @ 7PM)
Sat., June 2, 2007 (7:30 PM) - 4TH ANNUAL WELDON STERNER MEMORIAL - 410
Sprints (Regular & April 28th Make-up Feature), 358 Sprints & Thundercars
Sat., June 9, 2007 (7:30 PM) - PREMIER AUTO WORKS/AUTO LOCATOR NIGHT - 410
Sprints, URC Sprints & Thundercars (Trail-Way/Lincoln Speedway Shoot-out)

HODNETT CATCHES DARREN EASH LATE FOR LINCOLN "410" SPRINT WIN;
Rhoads scores first Lincoln win in "358" sprints; Carmen Perigo, Jr. takes
super sportsman main

ABBOTTSTOWN, PA, 5/19/07 - Sometimes you have to slow down to speed up.
That was the case Saturday at Lincoln Speedway, and Greg Hodnett's
driving skill and experience prevailed in claiming his second win of the
year in the Pigeon Hills.
Hodnett patiently waited for lapped traffic to make his race-winning
move, a slide under polesitter and race-long leader Darren Eash as the two
exited turn four of lap 23.  Hodnett then motored off to a 1.6-second win
over Eash, his third overall win of 2007 and his 18th career win at Lincoln.
"The track was really tough tonight," said upon exiting his J&S
Fabrication/Macri Concrete No.22 in victory lane, "They had it tight because
they thought it was going to rain, and it was really tough to get ahold of.
We came in after the heat race and changed all four bars, all four
shocks...the only thing we didn't change was the motor and the monkey behind
the wheel."
Hodnett started fifth and was still running there at the end of the
first lap.  Both Niki Young and Hodnett got by Josh Wells for third and
fourth on the second lap, and Hodnett got around Young for third on lap
three.  Hodnett raced wheel-to-wheel with second-starting Jeff Busby for the
runner-up spot on laps six and seven before taking the spot for good on lap
eight.  At the time, Eash's lead was 1.1 seconds.
The only caution of the night came out on lap 11, when Aaron Ott
spun on turn three.
On the restart, Eash pulled away again, moving out to a 1.23-second
advantage by the end of the 12th lap.  Hodnett stayed close, trimming Eash's
lead to .84-seconds by the end of lap 16.  Hodnett bided his time until the
two leaders hit lapped traffic on lap 19.  Hodnett pulled onto Eash's back
bumper as the two maneuvered through lapped traffic over the next three
laps.  On lap 23, Hodnett dove to the low side of the track on the
backstretch, and squeezed under both Eash and a lapped car as the two
exiting turn four.
"I've gotten a little excited here of late in slick track
conditions, and it really takes my car right out of the ballpark," explained
Hodnett, "I've got to calm down, and the guys (crew) have been doing a good
job of getting the car to accommodate me.  We had to slow down and try to
hit that little wet spot coming off both turns two and four, and it just
seemed like when guys slipped up just a hair, I could squeeze back in under
them."
Busby scored his best finish of the year in third, with Young and
points leader Fred Rahmer (who started 12th) completing the top five.
Rounding out the top ten were Wells, Cris Eash, Jim Siegel, T.J. Stutts, and
Doug Esh.
Heats for the 30 "410" sprints were won by Busby, Young and Darren
Eash, with Bobby Weaver winning the consolation.

New Danville's Randy Rhoads picked the perfect night to win his
first career Lincoln Speedway win in the 25-lap $1,200-to-win Mid Season
Championship.
Rhoads, who started on the pole fought-off outside frontrow starter
and newly crowned prom queen Jessie Morrison at the drop of the green in his
Mopar-powered sprinter. Rhoads still held the top spot over sixth-starting
Adam Wilt, Morrison and 12th-starting Frankie Herr when the first caution
waved on the seventh lap.
Rhoads stayed glued to the inside line as the laps wound down with
Wilt and Herr closing the gap as he entered lapped traffic on the 16th lap.
Wilt appeared to get under Rhoads through the first and second turns
of the 19th lap, but, a caution for a spinning Chad Criswell negated Wilt's
potential race-winning move.
On the restart Rhoads drove to the bottom and pulled away over the
final laps to take the checkered .97-seconds ahead for his inaugural Lincoln
Speedway win over Wilt.
Herr settled for third with 11th-starting Dale Hammaker fourth and
20th-starting Cory Haas fifth.
Completing the top-10 were Jeff Rohrbaugh (who started 19th), Brad
McClelland, Glenndon Forsythe, Travis Keeney and Brian Eichelberger
Heats for the 45 "358" sprints were won by Rhoads, Morrison, Herr
and Wilt. Twin consolations were won by Forsythe and Elvin Diller III.

Stoystown's Carmen Perigo Jr. rounded out the evening's racing
action by driving his Ford-powered car to the win in the 25-lap super
sportsman feature.  Perigo started tenth and was already running fifth by
the end of the first lap.  He caught Chris Reed for fourth on lap six,
passed Leroy Martin for third on lap seven, got by Stan Wanner for second on
lap seven, and then climbed onto the back bumper of race-long leader Jake
Raudabaugh following an eighth-lap red flag for Frankie Herr, who flipped
violently down the front stretch after making contact with Paul Miller while
racing for position.
Herr was uninjured, as was Rich Eichelberger, who flipped in turns
three and four of lap six.
Perigo chased Raudabaugh for five more laps before being scored the
leader in side-by-side racing down the frontstretch of lap 14.  Raudabaugh
came back to lead lap 15, but Perigo took the lead for good on lap 16.
Raudabaugh, piloting the Walt Bigler No.93, settled for second 1.67
seconds behind at the end, with Wanner third, Glenn Keller fourth, and Danny
Hager fifth.  Completing the top ten were Ryan Rupp, Jason Fry, Leroy
Martin, Gregg Foster, and Bobby Hockenberry.
Heats for the 26 super sportsman were won by Raudabaugh, Keller and
Miller.

Next Saturday night, May 26th Lincoln Speedway will host the
inaugural race of the Keystone Cup Series for the 410 Sprints on Kline
Services Night. The thundercar regulars will also be on hand and will be
joined by the Central PA INEX Legends. Rounding out the evening's racing
action will be a spectacular Fireworks display, courtesy of Klines Services.
Gates will open at 5 PM, with hot laps getting underway at 6:30 PM. Time
trials for the 410 sprints will get underway at 7 PM.
To get all the latest news, results, schedule changes and rule
changes, visit Lincoln Speedway's website at http://www.lincolnspeedway.com
to stay up-to-date on all the action or pending weather conditions at
Central Pennsylvania's "Premier" Saturday night race track - The Fabulous
Lincoln Speedway.

RACE RESULTS
Saturday - May 19, 2007
LINCOLN SPEEDWAY
Abbottstown, PA
410 SPRINTS:
Feature (25 Laps) - 1. 22-Greg Hodnett ($3,000); 2. 7E-Darren Eash; 3.
47J-Jeff Busby; 4. 10N-Niki Young; 5. 51-Fred Rahmer; 6. 6W-Josh Wells; 7.
67-Cris Eash; 8. 59-Jim Siegel; 9. 39-TJ Stutts; 10. 30-Doug Esh; 11.
X-Bobby Weaver; 12. 87-Alan Krimes; 13. 71-Brian Leppo; 14. 21-Brian
Montieth; 15. 49-Bobby Howard; 16. 6K-Chris Knopp; 17. 89-Cody Darrah; 18.
38N-Nick Schlauch Jr.; 19. 45-AJ Michael; 20. .08-Joe Ilg; 21. 44-Joey
Hershey; 22. 30C-Steve Clabaugh (DNF); 23. 12-Mike Bittinger (DNF); 24.
25-Aaron Ott (DNF). No Time
Lap Leaders - Darren Eash (1-22), Greg Hodnett (23-25)

1st Heat (10 Laps/6 to qualify) - 1. 47J-Jeff Busby; 2. 30-Doug Esh; 3.
67-Cris Eash; 4. 89-Cody Darrah; 5. 6-Brad McClelland; 6. 45-AJ Michael; 7.
X-Bobby Weaver; 8. 4-John Rudisill; 9. 44-Joey Hershey; 10. 21-Brian
Montieth. No Time

2nd Heat (10 Lap/6 to qualify) - 1. 10N-Niki Young; 2. 59-Jim Siegel; 3.
51-Fred Rahmer; 4. 6W-Josh Wells; 5. 71-Brian Leppo; 6. 87-Alan Krimes; 7.
12-Mike Bittinger; 8. 38N-Nick Schlauch Jr.; 9. 1F-Richie Fitz (DNF); 10.
26-Pat Cooper (DNF). No Time

3rd Heat (10 Laps/6 to qualify) - 1. 7E-Darren Eash; 2. 39-TJ Stutts; 3.
49-Bobby Howard; 4. 22-Greg Hodnett; 5. .08-Joe Ilg; 6. 30C-Steve Clabaugh;
7. 96-JJ Willett; 8. 25-Aaron Ott; 9. 23-Todd Zinn; DNS - 20-Ryan Taylor. No
Time

Consolation (10 Laps/6 to qualify) - 1. X-Bobby Weaver; 2. 12-Mike
Bittinger; 3. 38N-Nick Schlauch Jr.; 4. 44-Joey Hershey; 5. 21-Brian
Montieth; 6. 25-Aaron Ott; 7. 23-Todd Zinn; 8. 96-JJ Willet; 9. 4-John
Rudisill; 10. 26-Pat Cooper (DNS). No Time

358 SPRINT MID-SEASON CHAMPIONSHIP:
Feature (25 Laps) - 1. Randy Rhoads ($1,200); 2. 15-Adam Wilt; 3. 9-Frankie
Herr; 4. 66-Dale Hammaker; 5. 39-Cory Haas; 6. 7V-Jeff Rohrbaugh; 7. 6-Brad
McClelland; 8. 4R-Glenndon Forsythe; 9. 88K-Travis Keeney; 10. 55-Brian
Eichelberger; 11. 21-Adrian Shaffer; 12. 88-Danny Dietrich; 13. 18-Jessie
Morrison; 14. 7C-Chad Trout; 15. 77-Derek Locke; 16. 32-Chad Myers; 17.
115-Scott Ellerman; 18. 11T-Eric Tomecek; 19. 27-Jay Galloway (DNF): 20.
84C-Chad Criswell (DNF); 21. 21D-Elvin Diller III (DNF); 22. 16-Gerard
McIntyre, Jr. (DNF); 23. 91-Scott Geesey (DNF); 24. 35-Steve Owings (DNF).
No time.

Lap Leaders - Randy Rhoads (1-25)

1st Heat (10 Laps/4 to qualify) - 1. 69R-Randy Rhoads; 2. 91-Scott Geesey;
3. 115-Scott Ellerman; 4. 6-Brad McClelland; 5. 7V-Jeff Rohrbaugh; 6.
23B-Jim Bewley; 7. 88-Danny Dietrich; 8. 1-Tim Wagaman; 9. 28J-Chad Jumper;
10. 38-Mike Ressler; 11. 28H-Billy Heltzel, Jr.; 12. 66N-Nate Hammaker
(DNF). Time - 2:28.10

2nd Heat (10 Laps/4 to qualify) - 1. 18-Jessie Morrison; 2. 88K-Travis
Keeney; 3. 66-Dale Hammaker; 4. 35-Steve Owings; 5. 7C-Chad Trout; 6.
4R-Glenndon Forsythe; 7. 16M-Craig Myers; 8. 22H-JR Fry; 9. 1W-John
Westbrook; 10. 81B-Bob Anderson (DNF); 11. 15Z-Zach Geesey (DNS). Time -
2:28.16

3rd Heat (10 Laps/4 to qualify) - 1. 9-Frankie Herr; 2. 55-Brian
Eichelberger; 3. 16-Gerard McIntyre, Jr.; 4.77-Derek Locke; 5. 5-Adam
Lawrence; 6. 23-Todd Rittenhouse, Jr. (DNF); 7. 27-Jay Galloway (DNF); 8.
80-Todd Reed (DNF): 9. 25-Aaron Ott (DNF); 10. 85-Nathan Berwager (DNF); 11.
39-Cory Haas (DNF). No Time

4th Heat (10 Laps/4 to qualify) - 1. 15-Adam Wilt; 2. 84C-Chad Criswell; 3.
11T-Eric Tomecek; 4. 32-Chad Myers; 5. 21D-Elvin Diller III; 6. 2-Paul
Hively III; 7. 9J-Jason Weiss; 8. 10-Zach Eucalano; 9. 28-Keith Prutzman
(DNF); 10. 21-Adrian Shaffer (DNF); 11. 51N-Nick Palmerino (DNF). No Time

1st Consolation (10 Laps/6 to qualify) - 1. 4R-Glenndon Forsythe; 2. 7V-Jeff
Rohrbaugh; 3. 7C-Chad Trout; 4. 88-Danny Dietrich; 5. 16M-Craig Myers; 6.
1-Tim Wagaman; 7. 22H-JR Fry; 8. 1W-John Westbrook; 9. 28J-Chad Jumper; 10.
66N-Nate Hammaker; 11. 23B-Jim Bewley; 12. 81B-Bob Anderson; 13. 38-Mike
Ressler; 14. 28H-Billy Heltzel, Jr.; 15. 15Z-Zach Geesey (DNS).  Time
-2:39.18

2nd Consolation (10 Laps/6 to qualify) - 1. 21D-Elvin Diller III; 2. 39-Cory
Haas; 3. 21-Adrian Shaffer; 4. 27-Jay Galloway; 5. 2-Paul Hively III; 6.
25-Aaron Ott (DNF); 7. 5-Adam Lawrence (DNF); 8. 80-Todd Reed (DNF); 9.
51N-Nick Palmerino (DNF); 10. 28-Keith Prutzman (DNF); 11. 23-Todd
Rittenhouse Jr. (DNF); 12. 9J-Jason Weiss (DNF); 13. 10-Zach Eucalano (DNF);
DNS - 85-Nathan Berwager. No Time

SUPER SPORTSMAN:
Feature (25-Laps) - 1. 2A-Carmen Perigo Jr. ($1,200); 2. 93-Jake Raudabaugh;
3. 64-Stan Wanner; 4. 9G-Glenn Keller; 5. 55-Danny Hager; 6. 33-Ryan Rupp;
7. 24-Jason Fry; 8. 66-Leroy Martin; 9. 29-Gregg Foster; 10. 25-Bobby
Hockenberry; 11. 58-Paul Miller; 12. 00-Rick Barr; 13. 45-Dave Socks; 14.
3B-Mike Enders; 15. 1-John Stehman; 16. 14-Chris Reed; 17. 44-John Garman;
18. 20-Eric Eckert; 19. 5-Dave Berkheimer; 20. 73K-Rocky Magaro; 21. 56-Vic
Nauman; 22. 22H-JR Fry (DNF); 23. 99-Frankie Herr (DNF); 24. 8-Rich
Eichelberger (DNF); 25. 318-Duaine Smith (DNF); DNS - 11-Steve Fannasy. No
Time
Lap Leaders - Jake Raudabaugh (1-13), Carmen Perigo Jr. (14), Jake
Raudabaugh (15), Carmen Perigo Jr. (16-25)

1st Heat (10 Laps/6 to qualify) - 1. 93-Jake Raudabaugh; 2. 2A-Carmen Perigo
Jr.; 3. 8-Rich Eichelberger; 4. 66-Leroy Martin; 5. 45-Dave Socks; 6.
29-Gregg Foster; 7. 20-Eric Eckert; 8. 00-Rick Barr; 9. 5-Dave Berkheimer
Time - 2:46.75 (New 10-lap Track Record - old record was 2:46.98 set by
Bobby Weaver on 9/6/98)

2nd Heat (10 Laps/6 to qualify) - 1. 9G-Glenn Keller; 2. 99-Frankie Herr; 3.
64-Stan Wanner; 4. 33-Ryan Rupp; 5. 24-Jason Fry; 6. 1-John Stehman; 7.
318-Duaine Smith; 8. 73K-Rocky Magaro (DNF); 9. 11-Steve Fannasy (DNF). No
Time

3rd Heat (10 Laps/6 to qualify) - 1. 58-Paul Miller; 2. 14-Chris Reed; 3.
55-Danny Hager; 4. 25-Bobby Hockenberry; 5. 44-Jon Garman; 6. 3B-Mike
Enders; 7. 56-Vic Nauman; DNS - 22H-JR Fry. No Time

UPCOMING SHOWS:
Sat., May 19, 2007 (7:30 PM) - BUCKLE UP PA NIGHT - 410 Sprints, Mid-Season
358 Sprint Championship & Super Sportsman
Sat., May 26, 2007 (7 PM) - INAUGURAL KEYSTONE CUP SERIES/KLINES SERVICES
NIGHT - 410 Sprints, INEX Legends, Thundercars & FIREWORKS (Time Trials @ 7
PM)
Sat., June 2, 2007 (7:30 PM) - 4TH ANNUAL WELDON STERNER MEMORIAL - 410
Sprints (Regular & April 28th Make-up Feature), 358 Sprints & Thundercars

RAIN CANCELS MAY 16TH ANNIVERSARY SHOW;
410 Sprints, Mid-season 358 Sprint Championship & Super Sportsman on Tap May 19th

ABBOTTSTOWN, PA, 5/16/07 - What seems like a stuck record comes in
the latest announcement from Lincoln Speedway once again. Racing has been
canceled at Lincoln Speedway again.
A string of severe thunderstorms swept through the Pigeon Hills
Wednesday afternoon forcing Lincoln Speedway promoters Don and Bob Leiby,
along with Alan Kreitzer, to cancel the big 55th Anniversary Show scheduled
for Wednesday evening, May 16th.
After the first string of anticipated severe storms swept through
the area, another line of storms lined up behind them and continued to hit
the area later in the afternoon, ending any hope of getting in the 410
sprint and thundercar show.
It has yet to be determined if and when the special 55th Anniversary
racing program may be run.
This Saturday night, May 19th at 7:30 PM, it will be BUCKLE UP PA
NIGHT with the 358 Sprints running in their Annual Mid-Season Championship.
The Cindy Rowe Auto Glass 410 Sprints and Super Sportsman will round out the
evening's racing action. Gates will open at 5:30 PM.
To get all the latest news, results, schedule changes and rule
changes, visit Lincoln Speedway's website at http://www.lincolnspeedway.com
to stay up-to-date on all the action or pending weather conditions at
Central Pennsylvania's "Premier" Saturday night race track - The Fabulous
Lincoln Speedway.

LINCOLN SPEEDWAY APRIL 28TH MAKE-UP DATES ANNOUNCED;
Saturday, May 19th show start time moved to 7:30 PM

Abbottstown, PA, 5/14/07 - Following the latest cancellation due to weather,
Lincoln Speedway promoters Don and Bob Leiby, along with Alan Kreitzer, have
announced the make-up dates for the April 28th features for the Cindy Rowe
Auto Glass 410 Sprints and Thundercars.

The 410 sprint feature from April 28th will now be run on Saturday
evening, June 2nd, in conjunction with the 4th Annual Weldon Sterner
Memorial. The 410 Sprint make-up feature will be added to the regularly
scheduled 410 Sprint, 358 Sprint & Thundercar racing program. Green flag
racing for the three-division four-feature show begins that night at 7:30
PM.

The thundercar feature from April 28th will be added to the
Saturday, July 7th racing program of 358 Sprints, Super Sportsman, 358 Late
Models & Thundercars. Racing action gets underway at 7 PM for the
four-division five-feature show.

There will be no increase in admission for either date.

In one other scheduling adjustment, the start time for this
Saturday's May 19th show has been changed from the originally scheduled
start time of 7 PM to 7:30 PM. Gates will open at 5:30 PM, with hot laps
getting underway at 7 PM for the 410 Sprint, Mid-Season 358 Sprint
Championship & Super Sportsman show.

To get all the latest news, results, schedule changes and rule
changes, visit Lincoln Speedway's website at http://www.lincolnspeedway.com
to stay up-to-date on all the action or pending weather conditions at
Central Pennsylvania's "Premier" Saturday night race track - The Fabulous
Lincoln Speedway.

UPCOMING SHOWS:
Wed., May 16, 2007 (7 PM) - 55TH ANNIVERSARY SHOW/JOHN GLEIM JR. EXCAVATING
NIGHT - 410 Sprints (30-laps/$5,500 to win) & Thundercars (Time Trials @ 7
PM)
Sat., May 19, 2007 (7 PM) - BUCKLE UP PA NIGHT - 410 Sprints, Mid-Season 358
Sprint Championship & Super Sportsman
Sat., May 26, 2007 (7 PM) - INAUGURAL KEYSTONE CUP SERIES/KLINES SERVICES
NIGHT - 410 Sprints, INEX Legends, Thundercars & FIREWORKS (Time Trials @ 7
PM)

FIVE-FEATURE LINCOLN SHOW RAINED OUT;
Stage set for Wednesday night 55th Anniversary Show

ABBOTTSTOWN, PA, 5/12/07 - Once again rain has ruined another night
of racing at Lincoln Speedway. A sudden late afternoon storm swamped the
Pigeon Hills oval around 6 PM after the pits and grandstand were full. After
waiting out the rain, track preparations were underway and race cars were
being called to put heat in their motors around 9:30 PM when another shower
hit the Speedway forcing officials to cancel the evenings racing action.
Rain checks for the evenings show will be honored for the next three
racing programs. The make-up 410 sprint and thundercar features from April
28th will be made-up on a date to yet be determined.
Lincoln Speedway swings right back into action this Wednesday night,
May 16th, with it's 55TH ANNIVERSARY SHOW/JOHN GLEIM EXCAVATING NIGHT
featuring the 410 sprints and thundercars.
Time trials will get underway at 7 PM for the 410 sprints in the
annual 30-lap, $5,500-to-win event. Gates will open at 5 PM and hot laps
getting underway at 6:30 PM.
Then next Saturday night, May 19th at 7 PM, it will be BUCKLE UP PA
NIGHT. The 358 Sprint Mid-Season Championship will be on tap as will the
Cindy Rowe Auto Glass 410 sprints and super sportsman.
Gates will open at 5 PM, with hot laps getting underway at 6:30 PM
and the first heat taking the green flag at 7 PM.
To get all the latest news, results, schedule changes and rule
changes, visit Lincoln Speedway's website at http://www.lincolnspeedway.com
to stay up-to-date on all the action or pending weather conditions at
Central Pennsylvania's "Premier" Saturday night race track - The Fabulous
Lincoln Speedway.

UPCOMING SHOWS:
Sat., May 12, 2007 (7:30 PM) - 410 Sprints (Regular & 4/28 Make-up Feature),
358 Late Models & Thundercars (Regular & 4/28 Make-up Feature)
Wed., May 16, 2007 (7 PM) - 55TH ANNIVERSARY SHOW/JOHN GLEIM JR. EXCAVATING
NIGHT - 410 Sprints (30-laps/$5,500 to win) & Thundercars (Time Trials @ 7
PM)
Sat., May 19, 2007 (7 PM) - BUCKLE UP PA NIGHT - 410 Sprints, Mid-Season 358
Sprint Championship & Super Sportsman

HODNETT EDGES STUTTS IN LINCOLN 410 SPRINT THRILLER;
Rohrbaugh wins 358 sprint make-up, Westbrook claims career first in second
358 sprint feature; Duane Watson wins first of year in thundercars

ABBOTTSTOWN, PA, 5/5/07 - With a packed house on its feet over the
final lap, York's Greg Hodnett used a lapped car to buy time in turns one
and two and hold off a charging T.J. Stutts by half a carlength to record
his first Lincoln win of the year in the 410 sprint feature Saturday night.
Fifty-seven truckloads of fresh clay delivered on Monday and worked
into the surface by master track preparer Fred Putney during the course of
the week had the 410 sprinters clocking their fastest laps since the minimum
weight rule took effect five years ago.
"It was almost too good actually," said a happy Hodnett upon exiting
his Jim and Sandy Kline J&S Fabrication No.22 sprinter in victory lane, "It
was a very physical and fast race track...you could see after about 10 laps
guys starting to miss their lines, and it's tough to keep concentration when
things are happening this fast."
Hodnett started seventh and was running just ahead of Jeff Busby
when he spun and collected five other cars in turn two of lap two. There
were no flips in the incident, but Busby (who started beside Hodnett on row
four), Cris Eash, Jim Siegel, and Steve Buckwalter were unable to continue.
Hodnett entered the top five on lap three, and was still running
fourth when fourth-starting Stevie Smith caught race-long leader Doug Dodson
and took the top spot in heavy lapped traffic on turns three and four of lap
10. Right after Smith took the lead, a caution came out for Darren Eash,
who slowed on the frontstretch and pulled into the pits.
On the restart, Hodnett drove around both Niki Young and Dodson
exiting turn two to claim the runner-up spot. He quickly on Smith and was
scored 17-thousandths of-a-second ahead of the RAACE #19 as the two crossed
the flagstand to complete lap 12. Moments later, a caution came out for
Alan Krimes, who lost a wheel and struck the fourth-turn wall. Scorers
checked electronic scoring the confirm Hodnett was the leader.
But the race of the night was turned in by T.J. Stutts, who advanced
from 20th starting spot to fifth by the Krimes caution. Stutts grabbed
fourth from Josh Wells on lap 15. Following a 16th lap red flag for Doug
Esh, who hit the guardrail and flipped exiting turn four, Stutts took third
from Young on the restart and then put away Smith on lap 18. At the time,
Hodnett's lead was nearly two seconds.
Stutts knocked one and-a-half seconds off Hodnett's lead over the
next five laps, and pulled onto Hodnett's back bumper in lapped traffic with
the white flag waving.
"I heard somebody back there and I knew I needed to get through
traffic better," said Hodnett, "I was trying to pick and choose lanes, but
was getting a little tight in traffic...I was trying to stay off the curb
and keep from screwing up and plugging it into the fence or something
stupid."
Hodnett used a lapped car to block Stutts through turns one and two
of the final lap, giving him just enough space to hold off the Trone Outdoor
Advertising #39 by a half-carlength at the checkered.
"Everybody said we wanted a tackier track," said Hodnett. "Well,
they got it!"
"Those guys did a great job. These were regular speeds racing, not
qualifying. Fred Putney and all the guys did in one week what normally takes
a track all winter. I commend them because they did a great job."
The $3,000 win was the 17th of Hodnett's Lincoln career, moving him
into sole possession of 15th on the all-time Lincoln 410 sprint win list.
Heats for the 29 "410" sprints were won by Dodson, Young and Smith,
with Brian Leppo winning the consolation.

Jeff Rohrbaugh came from sixth starting spot to grab the lead from
race-long leader Adrian Shaffer in lapped traffic on lap 14 to score the win
in the 20-lap 358 sprint make-up feature from April 14th. Rohrbaugh's final
margin of victory was three-quarters of-a-second over Shaffer, with Todd
Rittenhouse, Jr. getting by Dale Hammaker for third on the final lap.
Hammaker settled for fourth with Derek Locke fifth. Completing the top ten
were Danny Dietrich, Chad Criswell, Aaron Ott, Glenndon Forsythe, and Nate
Hammaker.

In the regularly-scheduled 358 sprint feature, John Westbrook
grabbed the lead from his outside front row starting spot and led polesitter
Brad McClelland the entire way to score his first career win.
Westbrook piloted the Jim Stausbaugh built car to a .97-second
victory. Third through fifth behind Westbrook and McClelland were
11th-starting Aaron Ott, 14th-starting Chad Trout, and Gerard McIntyre, Jr.
Rounding out the top ten were Scott Geesey, Jeff Rohrbaugh, Adam Wilt,
Adrian Shaffer, and Brian Eichelberger.
Heats for the 49 "358" sprints were won by Geesey, McClelland,
Westbrook and Wilt. Twin consolations were won by Danny Dietrich and Eric
Tomecek.

Abbottstown's Duane Watson came from ninth starting spot to take the
lead from polesitter and race-long leader Mike Zeigler, Jr. on the fifth lap
and score his first win of the year in the 20-lap thundercar feature.
Watson crossed under the checkered a half-straightaway in front of Smoke
Christine, with 18th-starting David Prunkl, Sam Gallagher, and Neil Smith
third through fifth.
Heats for the 29 thundercars were won by Nat Tuckey, Christine and
Watson, with Prunkl winning the consolation.

Next Saturday night, May 12th at 7:30 PM, it will another big night
at the Pigeon Hills oval as both the 410 Sprints and Thundercars will be
making up there April 28th postponed features to start the night before
running there regularly scheduled racing programs. They'll be joined by the
increasingly popular 358 Late Models. Gates will open at 5:30 PM for the
five-division show, with hot laps getting underway at 7 PM and the first
heat taking the green flag at 7:30 PM.
To get all the latest news, results, schedule changes and rule
changes, visit Lincoln Speedway's website at http://www.lincolnspeedway.com
to stay up-to-date on all the action or pending weather conditions at
Central Pennsylvania's "Premier" Saturday night race track - The Fabulous
Lincoln Speedway.

RACE RESULTS
Saturday - May 5, 2007
LINCOLN SPEEDWAY
Abbottstown, PA
410 SPRINTS:
Feature (25 Laps) - 1. 22-Greg Hodnett ($3,000); 2. 39-TJ Stutts; 3.
19-Stevie Smith; 4. 51-Fred Rahmer; 5. 6W-Josh Wells; 6. 10N-Niki Young; 7.
20-Ryan Taulor; 8. 89-Cody Darrah; 9. 49-Bobby Howard; 10. 71-Brian Leppo;
11. .08-Joe Ilg; 12. X-Bobby Weaver; 13. 43-Doug Dodsen; 14. 30C-Steve
Clabaugh; 15. F1-Richie Fitz; 16. 44-Joey Hershey; 17. 30-Doug Esh (DNF);
18. 87-Alan Krimes (DNF); 19. 6K-Chris Knopp (DNF); 20. 7E-Darren Eash
(DNF); 21. 47J-Jeff Busby (DNF); 22. 67-Cris Eash (DNF); 23. 59-Jim Siegel
(DNF); 24. 17B-Steve Buckwalter (DNF). No Time

Lap Leaders - Doug Dodson (1-9), Stevie Smith (10-11), Greg Hodnett (12-25)

1st Heat (10 Laps/6 to qualify) - 1. 43-Doug Dodson; 2. 7E-Darren Eash; 3.<