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06/28/07

LARSEN BROTHERS MEMORIAL 75 LAP MODIFIED FEATURE THIS SATURDAY, JUNE 30TH

Wall Twsp., NJ. - Wall Township Speedway presents the annual Larsen Brothers Memorial 75 lap Modified feature this Saturday, June 30th on Enterprise Rent-A-Car night. Racing starts at 6:30PM. This race has been held each year for the Larsen family as a tribute to the lives of Thor and Greg Larsen, since they were tragically lost in two separate work related accidents several years ago. The Larsens were a mainstay at Wall every week, with both Greg and Thor's familiar faces in the grandstands and pits for many years. Brother Gary is still involved with the track in many capacities.

The Whelen All American Series Modifieds will be competing in a 75 lap feature event which will offer double points for the division. The cars will qualify through time trials and lap money will also be paid. Lap Sponsorship is still available for $25 dollars a lap, anyone interested in sponsoring a lap can contact the track office at 732-681-6400 from 9am till 5pm up until the race Saturday.

This season has been one of the most competitive in years for Wall Township Speedway. There are very tight championship fights going on in all six divisions.

The WTS Modifieds have a tight points battle, with leader Justin Gumley holding a slim two point lead over 2004 WTS Modified Champion Kevin Flockhart. Flockhart is already a three time winner this season. Steven Reed and Shaun Carrig are also within reach of taking over the points lead this Saturday.

The Street Stock division will be off this week to prepare for the $10,000, 50 lap Scott Motor Coach Street Stock Bonanza on July 7th. Points leader Rich Mongeau holds the lead over Ron Frees and defending champ Bill Vanderveen.

Kevin Eyres only has a three point margin over Multi-time track champ Chas Okerson in the Sportsman division. But Charlie Kremer III and Elliott Wohl may have something to say about that in this weeks competition.

In the tracks newest division, the RMP Modified Affordable Division or MAD, third generation driver Danny Bohn will try to fight off the challenges of Kevin Eyres, Robert Geibel, and Kevin Davison to hold onto his point lead.

The INEX Legend Cars have point contender Mike Fulton and Ronnie Poley trying to distance themselves from the other drivers, but Danny Roslin and Mark Tischler may have something to say about that this Saturday night.

The Value Towing Factory Stocks have teammates Vern McLaughlin and Richard Petey trying to settle the title between themselves, while Nick Shaw and two time winner Danny Collamer are hot on their heels.

If you are looking for something to do this Saturday night, why not come out and support local short track racing at the Jersey Shore. Regular night prices will be in effect, they are available on the tracks website on the ticket page at www.wallspeedway.com.

We will also be holding drawings for tickets to Raceway Park in Old Bridge Township, NJ as part of our promotional efforts with them.

Wall Township Speedway hosts the NASCAR Whelen All American Series every Saturday Night from April to October. Gates open at 4PM, with qualifying starting at 6:30 PM.
Wall Township Speedway is located on Rt 34 in Wall Township, NJ. Easily accessible from the Garden State Parkway, or Interstate 195/Rt 138. Visit the track website at www.wallspeedway.com, or call the track office at 732-681-6400 Tuesday through Saturday between 9AM and 5PM for more info.

Next Events:
SUNDAY JULY 1ST, 12 NOON
SUNDAY RACING SERIES
CALABREEZE POOLS LEGENDS, BANDOLEROS AND KARTS
SATURDAY JULY 7TH
$10,000 SCOTT MOTOR COACH STREET STOCK BONANZA
WHELEN ALL AMERICAN SERIES MODIFIEDS, STREET STOCKS, SPORTSMAN, INEX LEGEND CARS, VALUE TOWING FACTORY STOCKS, TQ'S, AND THE GARDEN STATE VINTAGE STOCK CAR CLUB

WOOLLEY WINS WALL RACE OF CHAMPIONS
Riggleman, Wohl, Collamer, Fulton Scott Motorcoach Night Winners
By Walter Elliott

WALL TWP., N.J. -- Ken Woolley, of Howell, N.J., used his Wall
Township Speedway experience to win the Sunoco Race of
Champions Dart Asphalt Modified Tour race Saturday night.
Woolley used his pole position to head off Matt Hirschman by
.0127 sec. after 100 laps on the banked paved one-third-mile
oval. Hirschman snatched second from Tony Ferrante on a lap
22 restart and the trio ran nose to tail most of the way.
Woolley, who also runs the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour
and Wall Turkey Derby races, won his 17th career WTS
modified main. The Aliceann McGann United Crane Rental
No. 15A Raceworks-Chevrolet driver also receives a lottery
bid to start in the ROC Modified 200 Sept 22 at Oswego
(N.Y.) Speedway.
Hirschman - who set a 12.166 sec., 98.537 mph fast time
in qualifying - Ferrante, Rowan Pinnink, Tom Farrell III and
Michael Bohn used their WTS experience to complete the
top six of 14 finishers.
Dan Collamer, of Waretown, won his first career feature
after starting 16th in the Value Towing Factory Stock main.
The Forked River NAPA 1982 Oldsmobile Cutlass No. 42
driver inherited the lead after front row man Bob Anderton,
Tom Fratesi and Felix Ciattarelli collided on lap 16. Collamer
edged Nick Shaw by .851 sec. after 20 laps with John Lynch
- aboard Ted Walter's No. 01 - third.
Sam Riggleman, of Farmingdale, won his career first feature by
repelling Kevin Eyres all 20 laps of the RMP Modified Affordable
Division feature. The 1991 Blewett Scrap and Waste Recycling
No. 32 Troyer-RMP Chevy thanked car owner John Luhr and his
sponsors for their support.
Elliott Wohl, of Freehold, won his second career street stock
feature by holding off Bob Boardwick and Rob Hyer after 25 laps.
The DependabiliTEES/Jersey Shore Mustang No. 14 driver and
Rick Kopf split the eight lap heats. Wohl and his 23 colleagues
are taking June 30 off to prepare for the Scott Motorcoach
50-lap, $10,000 purse feature July 7.
Mike Fulton, of Bridgewater, ousted poleman Mike Alcaro to
win his second 25-lap INEX Legends Cars feature of the year.
Ron Poley and Steve Stull split the heats.
Scott Motorcoach Sales, of Lakewood, also brought three
of their motor homes to Wall's midway.
The Wall Whelen All-American Series Modifieds return to Wall
for their 75-lap Larsen Brothers Memorial Race 6:30 p.m. June
30. The sportsman also rejoin Enterprise Rent-A-Car Night's
RMP MAD, INEX Legends, Valute Towing Factory Stock and
street stock cars.
The Four-Cylinder Supermodifieds and the Calabreeze Pools
Legends Series returns to the Wall Sunday Series noon
tomorrow. The INEX Bandoleros and classes of kart and kart-
based racers round out the free grandstand admission show.
Contact (732) 681-6400 or www.wallspeedway.com for details.

RACE OF CHAMPIONS "BRAWL AT WALL" SET FOR SATURDAY, JUNE 23RD

WALL TWP., N.J. -- Wall Township Speedway has something this week for old time Modified fans and new fans alike. If anyone remembers the All Star Racing League, the early Turkey Derbies, or Garden State Classic's, they will remember it was a battle of local drivers VS. outside invaders. The Race Of Champions Modified Pavement Series will help rekindle those memories this Saturday, June 23rd, when they invade Wall to compete against several local NJ modified drivers on Scott Motor Coach Night.

Reigning Wall NASCAR Whelen All-American Series Modified track champion John Blewett III and brother Jimmy "Showtime" Blewett, both of Howell, are to field ROC-spec cars for the event this Saturday starting at 6:30 p.m.

While the Wall Whelen All-American Series and ROC Modifieds appear similar, John Blewett III said that the detail changes make a difference between the classes. "The RoC cars use a four barrel carburetor to our two barrels," said Blewett. "They also use 15-inch tires to our 10-inch tires. The changes give the ROC cars 120 more hp."

Third-generation driver Michael Bohn, of Freehold, had his ROC No. 54 on WTS's midway display Saturday night. Bohn, like Blewett, makes only partial appearances on the RoC tour. "I've run the ROC car when they come here and a few times at Mountain Speedway (in St. Johns, Pa.)," said Bohn.

The 2007 ROC series has scheduled 15 races among seven Northeastern tracks. Race winners and top five points earners get automatic entries to the 57th Race of Champions 200 Sept. 22nd at Oswego (N.Y.) Speedway.

The Blewett brothers, Bohn, Tommy Farrell, Steve Whitt, Steven Reed and other WTS drivers are to defend home track honors against ROC Modified Pavement Series regulars Pete Brittain, Earl Paules, John Marcovic and Eric Beers.

Brittian, of Oakhurst, NJ won the Richie Evans Memorial 100 at Oswego May 26. The self-proclaimed "Jersey Outlaw" won 16 Whelen All-American Series features and the 1990 Wall track championship before going on to compete with the ROC series. Beers, of Easthampton, Pa., won the June 9th round at Lehighton, Pa.'s Valley Speedway. Paules, of Kunkletown, Pa., is the reigning ROC champ although he did not enter May 26th's event.

Results of Sunday's round at Perry, N.Y.'s Wyoming Conty Int'l. Speedway had Rusty Smith as the most recent ROC Series winner. The June 2nd round at Chemung (N.Y.) Speedrome was postponed by rain.

Former and current WTS stars Frankie Schneider, Jim Delaney, Tony Siscone, John Blewett III, Tony Hirschman, and Lenny Boyd have won the ROC 200. The late Richie Evans and former NASCAR Nextel Cup driver Jimmy Spencer have also won Wall modified mains on their way to ROC 200 glory.

Wall's RMP Modified Affordable Division, INEX Legends Cars, Value Towing Factory Stock and Street Stock divisions are to support the ROC card.

The Whelen All-American Series Modifieds, who are to reappear for the Larsen Brothers Memorial 75-Lap Race Saturday, June 30, and Sportsman, are taking the night off on June 23rd.

Wall Township Speedway hosts the NASCAR Whelen All American Series every Saturday Night from April to October. Gates open at 4PM, with qualifying starting at 6:30 PM.

Wall Township Speedway is located on Rt 34 in Wall Township, NJ. Easily accessible from the Garden State Parkway, or Interstate 195/Rt 138. Visit the track website at www.wallspeedway.com, or call the track office at 732-681-6400 Tuesday through Saturday between 9AM and 5PM for more info.

OKERSON, McCARTHY, LANE WALL LANDMARKERS SATURDAY
Six More Drivers Also Prevail in Features Only Night
By Walter Elliott

WALL TWP., N.J. -- Chas Okerson, of Freehold, Ed McCarthy, of
Brick, and Ronald Lane, of Howell, earned their first landmark mains
at Wall Township Speedway Saturday.
Kevin Flockhart, of Jackson, Robert Geibel, Jr., of Brick, Danny Bohn,
of Freehold, Bill Vanderveen, of Beachwood, Luke Marzano, of
Towaco, and Vern McLaughlin III, of Whitehouse Station, also won
their respective headliners on Features Only Night.
Okerson won his first career Wall NASCAR Whelen All-American Series
Modified main by leading all 40 laps of the makeup main. The McCurdy
Well Drilling No. 99 Troyer-Chevrolet driver went straight to his
ScottKar-Chevy sportsman -- and won that divisional 25 lapper.
The reigning seven-time sportsman champion is in his first full Wall
WAAS Modified season.
McCarthy used his pole position to laed all 25 laps of his first street
stock feature victory. The No. 85 McCarthy Marine Chevy Monte
Carlo driver has been racing for four years.
Lane also held off late chargers with his No. 94 Monte Carlo to win
his career first Value Towing Factory Stock feature. WTS Operations
Manager Jim Morton was among the winners' congratulating family,
crew and competitors in victory lane.
Okerson's modified triumph was one of four features that were
postponed by rain June 9. The six other features ran without heat
races to accommodate the additions.
Flockhart and his Crestwood Jewelers/Boardwick Racing Engines No.
12 Sisco-Chevy won his second WAAS modified main of the year. He,
Okerson and most of their 16 colleagues are preparing for Saturday's
Sunoco Race of Champions Asphalt Modified Tour round here.
Reigning street stock titlist Vanderveen won his first feature of the
season before McLaughlin captured the Value Towing Factory Stock
makeup up race.
Geibel waited a full week to complete - and win - the 20-lap RMP
Modified Affordable Division feature. Reigning titlist Bohn won the
scheduled 25-lap edition. Marzano meanwhile won his second
career INEX Legends Cars feature.
The ROC Tour takes to the banked, paved one-third mile oval
6 p.m. Saturday. The RMP MAD, INEX Legends, Value Towing
Factory Stock and street stock divisions are also set while the
WAAS Modified and sportsman calsses take a week's break.
The Wall Modifieds return June 30 for the 75-Lap Larsen
Brothers Memorial Race. The street stocks yield to their
sportsman, RMP MAD, INEX Legends and Value Towing
Factory Stock colleagues.
Thev street stocks return July 7 for the 50-Lap, $10K
Scott Motor Coach Bonaza race. The American Three-
Quarter Midget Racing Association and Garden State
Vintage Stock Car Club are also featured. The WAAS
Modified, INEX Legends, Value Towing Factory Stocks
and sportsmen complete the bill.
Contact (732) 681-6400 or wallspeedway.com for
details and updates.

ROSLIN, WOHL AND RAIN WALL SATURDAY VICTORS
Make Up Mains for Four Classes Set for June 16

WALL TWP., N.J. -- Bruse Roslin, of Tuckerton, and Elliott Wohl, of
Freehold, won their respective Wall Township Speedway features
before light rain washed away the remaining Whelen Engineering
Night program Saturday.
Roslin captured his first career INEX Legends Cars feature by holding
back Mike Stull and Don Nuels all 25 laps. The Calabreeze Pools No. 04
600 Racing/Yamaha driver had split the eight-lap heats with Stull
earlier that night.
"It was intense as it looked," said the Roslin Racing team leader. "I've
had some bad luck here in four years of racing. I think this' the first time
each one of a three-car team has won here." (Son Dan and Dennis Macri
had won earlier features.)
Wohl won his first sportsman main of the year by repelling seven-time
class king Chas Okerson by .701 sec. after 25 laps. The Dependabilitees
Wohl-Chevrolet No. 14 driver, Okerson and their 11 colleagues all finished
despite a three-week layoff.
A heavy mist at the start of the RMP Modified Affordable Division feature
became a light rain after a lap two restart, forcing WTS officials to
postpone the remaining program. The MAD, NASCAR Whelen All-American Series
modified, Value Towing Factory Stock and street stock divisions are to run
their features at 6 p.m. June 16 before that scheduled program.
The Wall Sunday Series round is still set for noon tomorrow. The Four
Cylinder Supermodifieds are to make their WTS debut along with double
features for teenage INEX Legends Cars and Bandolero drivers plus a
host of kart and kart-based racing. Gates to free grandstand admission
are to open at 11 a.m.
Contact (732) 681-6400 or wallspeedway.com for details.

WALL TOWNSHIP SPEEDWAY RESULTS RUNDOWN.
SPORTSMAN FEATURE (25 laps): ELLIOTT WOHL, FREEHOLD; Chas Okerson, Charlie
Kremer III, Kevin Eyres, Phil Fortuna, Dave Jennings, Brian DeSarno, Dave Green, Steve
Galgano, Bryan Herman, Robbie Gaiser, Ray Posek, Rich Vanleer.

INEX LEGENDS CARS
Heat Winners (8 laps): Bruce Roslin, Mike Stull..
FEATURE (25 LAPS): BRUCE ROSLIN, TUCKERTON; Mike Stull, Don Neuls, Ron
Poley, Mark Tischler, Luke Marzano, Rudy Rinderer, Dennis Macri, Malcolm Campbell, Jr., Robert
Geibel, Jr., Bob Baltera, Francis Cottrell, White Kowalczyk, Dan Roslin, Tom Catanzaro, Mike Kennedy,
Steve Stull; (DNF) Mike Fulton, Matt Maring.

NASCAR WHELEN ALL-AMERICAN SERIES MODIFIED
Heat Winners (10 laps): Mike Carpenter, Manchester; Steve Reed, Freehold.

VALUE TOWING FACTORY STOCK
Heat Winners (8 laps): Gregg Clerico, Egg harbor Twp.; Ted Walters, Manchester.

STREET STOCK
Heat Winners: Bill Vanderveen, Beachwood; John McCormack, Farmingdale.

NOTE: RAINED OUT MODIFIED, RMP MAD, STREET STOCK AND FACTORY STOCK FEATURES
ARE TO START 6 P.M. JUNE 16

NEXT EVENTS:
JUNE 10 - WALL SUNDAY SERIES. Four Cyl. Supermodifieds, INEX Junior Legends
Cars and Bandoleros double features debut noon. Kart and kart-based racing to follow.
JUNE 16 - Modified, MAD, Sportsman, Legends Cars Street Stock and Factory
Stock after make up mains are run.
JUNE 17 - WALL SUNDAY SERIES with 4 Cyl. Supermodifieds, noon.
JUNE 23 - SUNOCO RACE OF CHAMPIONS PAVEMENT MODIFIED TOUR 6:30 p.m.
Sportsman, Street Stock, Factory Stock, Legends included.
JUNE 30 - 75-LAP LARSEN BROTHERS MEMORIAL FOR NASCAR WHELEN ALL-AMERICAN
SERIES
MODIFIEDS 6:30 p.m. Sportsman, RMP MAD, Legends, Street and Factory Stock
included.

Historic New Jersey Asphalt Race Tracks Unite This Tuesday, June 12th

Two New Jersey racing legends will be teaming up this Tuesday, June 12th, to bring our fans lots of free and fun family excitement.

The Wall Township Speedway Promotional Truck will be appearing this Tuesday, at one of the most storied drag strips in America, Raceway Park. The track is located on Pension Road just outside of Englishtown, N.J. We will be giving out discount coupons for Wall Township Speedway, and we will be providing prize tickets for contestants in the wild and crazy burnout contest.

Some of your favorite Wall Township Speedway drivers will also being displaying their cars along with hundreds of vintage hotrods, low slung imports, and high driving 4x4�s.

There will also be a Rock Crawling Demonstration and a DJ for your entertainment.

Anyone 18 years of age and over with a drivers license, and the car that got them to the track, will be allowed to take a free run down Englishtown Raceway Park�s historic 1/4 mile dragstrip. If you have your own helmet, bring it. If not, one will be provided. This is your chance to "put up or shut up" about how fast your hot rod or the family sedan really is. And remember, snoozers are losers.

The concessions stands and Beer Garden will be open for those inclined.

Remember it is FREE admission and the shot down the track is free as well. It doesn�t get much better then that!

Gates open at 5PM. Runs down the track start around 6PM.

You can call Raceway Park at 732-446-7800 or visit their website at www.racewaypark.com for more information.

Wall Township Speedway hosts the NASCAR Whelen All American Series every Saturday Night from April to October. Gates open at 4PM, with qualifying starting at 6:30 PM.

Wall Township Speedway is located on Rt 34 in Wall Township, NJ. Easily accessible from the Garden State Parkway, or Interstate 195/Rt 138. Visit the track website at www.wallspeedway.com, or call the track office at 732-681-6400 between 9AM and 5PM for more info.

Gardella Wins Wall Legends 40-lap Feature,
Teenage Legends Double Feature June 10
By Walter Elliott

WALL TWP., N.J. -- Bryan Gardella, of Brick, successfully defended his 40-lap INEX Legends Cars
feature race crown at Wall Township Speedway Saturday night while Friday night rain put off the
first points-paying teenage Legends feature to June 10.
Gardella came from third starting spot to catch polesitter Ryan Flores by lap seven. The
ServiceMaster No. 14 NJ 600 racing-Yamaha driver stayed on Flores' rear bumper through two more
cautions until track officials noticed that Flores bumper was working loose on lap 28.
WTS Chief Starter Floyd Goff pointed the black flag at Flores until the leader heded the call and
pitted on lap 33. Gardella was left to fend off Dan Roslin by .155 sec the last seven laps to win his
second straight extra-distance annual.
Gardella, who is driving selected races this season, apologized to Flores over the WTS public address
system for his part in the rear bumper black flag.
"There's less pressure than in running for points and I'm enjoying my racing more," said the 2005
class titlist. "I feel bad about hitting Ryan's rear bumper a couple of times."
Gardella's victory and the feature finish, however, remains unofficial as of presstime. A technical
protest filed against the first finisher has yet to be resolved.
Flores' disqualification spoiled whatb had been a storybook homecoming for the Garden State
Quarter Midget Racing Club graduate. The former Jackson resident, aboard Kevin Yeatts' spare car,
was making his first appearnce since moving to Mooresville, N.C. to work in NASCAR Nextel Cup car
owner Jack Roush's headquarters. Yeatts, who also moved from suburban Richmond, Va. to join
Roush, brought his two cars with him on their weekend assignment at nearby Dover (Del.)
International Speedway.
Flores first topped the 28-car time trial charts with a 14.785 sec. mark on the banked, paved one-
third-mile oval. The renumbered No. X15 pilot set a torrid pace despite two multicar crashes within
the race's first seven laps.
The first mishap involved May 26 feature winner Steve Stull, who pitted for repairs. The defending
divisional titlist mustered three laps before paking in the infield. A second caution was shown on lap
seven after Mike Alcaro, Mike Stull and Dennis Macri collided.
Goff had to display the yellow flag again after an oil from Malcom Campbell, Jr.'s car coated the
driving line on lap 13. Campbell left the track but Bruce Roslin and race rookie Rob DiDorena collided
on the frontstretch. DiDorena, aboard the former Whitey Kowalczyk No. 22, was one of eight
drivers who entered the special event.
Flores and Gardella continued their duel after the lengthly delay.
Yeatts salvaged third place ahead of Value Towing Factory Stock graduate Mark Tischler and former
NASCAR Whelen All-American Series modified driver Don Nuels. Tischler and Nuels won their
respective eight-lap consolation races; the qualifiers set the 14 remaining feature places behind the
fastest 12 cars.
Debutant Roger Coss, of Lafayette, N.J., placed sixth among 19 finishers. WKA national karter Mike
Lester, of Lawrenceville, and ATQMRA track titlist Mike Tidaback, of Little Falls, also debuted. Former
street stocker Eric Gerchak, of Parlin, ran a Roslin team car and RTS Performance chief John Hugate,
of Ewing, ran one of his own cars.
While Saturday's Legends Cars avoided scattered rain showers, a thunderstorm struck the
speedway just after the Junior Champ Kart feature was run Friday night. The rain prompted WTS
officials to add what would have been the first points-paying Legends Cars feature for teenage
drivers to the Wall Sunday Series June 10 program. Derek Hopkinson, of Toms River, and Joe Mattis,
of Flemington, had won their respective 10-lap heats.
The make-up main is to kick off the June 10 program at noon with regularly scheduled heats and a
feature to follow later. Drivers 14-to-17-years-old, thanks to the state Motor Vehicle Commission
lowering the class' minimum age over the winter, are to compete on the remaining 14 Wall Sunday
Series dates.
The Four-Cylinder Supermodifieds are to also make their debut on Wall's one-fifth-mile inner oval
June 10. INEX Bandoleros and seven kart and kart-based classes are to complete the program.
The Saturday Legends drivers return to their eight-lap heat and 25-lap feature format Saturday.

SATURDAY RESULTS:
Time Trial Fastest: Ryan Flores, 14.784 sec.
Consolation Winners (8 laps): Don Neuls, Mark Tischler.
UNOFFICIAL 40-LAP FEATURE (Running unless otherwise noted): BRYAN GARDELLA, BRICK; Dan
Roslin, Kevin Yeatts, Mark Tischler, Don Neuls, Roger Coss, Ron Poley, Bob Baltera, Eric Gerchak,
Franci Cottrell, John Hugate, Mike Fulton, Mike Tidaback, Rudy Rinderer, Mike Lester, Tom
Catanzaro, Mike Kennedy, Luke Marzano (lap 32 - mechanical), Ryan Flores (lap 29 - rear bumper),
Matt Maring, Beth MacFarlane; (DNF) Bruce Roslin and Rob DiDorena (lap 13 - collision), Malcolm
Campbell, Jr. (lap 13 - oil leak), Dennis Macri, Mike Stull and Mike Alcaro (lap 7 - collision), Steve Stull
(lap 3 - mechanical).

Wall Twp. Spdwy: Payne Paces ATQMRA Field
By Walter Elliott

WALL TWP., N.J. -- Joey Payne, of Fair Lawn, N.J., won what he said was the seventh of his last
nine Keenan Motors American Three Quarter Midget Racing Association features here at Wall
Township Speedway Saturday night.
"Joey the Jet" got the drop on second row mate Chris Deritis at the start and went on to lead all
25 laps. The No. 26 Spitfire-Suzuki GSXR pilot held a 1.445 sec. victory margin of Deritis and current
Keenan Motors ATQMRA points leader Bob Watkins, Jr.
Payne thanked car owner Colin Martin and those who prepared the No. 26 while in WTS victory
lane. The sprint, midget and supermodified star, however, addeed that he is not going after the
drivers point championship. Payne entered Wall at 19th place - 88 points to Watkins' 328 - after five
ATQMRA races run so far.
"I'm running for win and not points," said Payne. "With my NorthEast Midget Assn. schedule, I try
to make as many of the ATQMRA races as I can. Colin, the crew and Spitfire prepare this car so well
that all I do is to get in and drive."
Although Payne's Spitfire basked in the spotlight, Deritis drove the No. 35 Dart-GSXR to second
place. Watkins - who kept his distance from a fourth place battle among Ryan Tidman, Matt Janisch
and John Blewett III - also had news from victory lane.
"It's nice to lead the points now, but I want to be leading at season's end," said Watkins after
leaving his No. 91 Lindblad-GSXR to shake Payne and Deritis' hands. "I'm going to win one of these
races soon. I hope so because this is my last full-time season."
Blewett took a Deritis sister No. 66 DART-GSXR from 13th place on the last row to finish sixth. The
defending Wall NASCAR Whelen All-American Series Modified Champion and Modified Tour star said
his other TQ start was in a wintertime Atlantic City indoor Gamblers Classic.
"The No. 66 crew came over and asked if I can drive their car," said Blewett. "It's fun running a
TQ. I'll drive one again if another opportunity comes."
Blewett becomes the 34th different driver in ATQMRA competition so far this season. Robbie
Pecorari, of Aston, Pa., drives the No. 66 whenever hos IRL Indy Pro Series schedule allows.
Neil Blatt had held fourth place before a technical problem encroached on lap 23. He took the
checkered flag in 10th place before his No. 09 stalled on the backstretch. Robin Johnston, who has
his Eric Duchak Engines homebuilt-GSXR No. 13 for sale, dropped out on lap 13.
ATQMRA and Wall officials agreed to run a 25-lap feature instead of two eight-lap heats and a 20-
lap feature Saturday. Defending ATQMRA champion Don Adams was named to Mike Moroney's No.
55 car but the current club treasurer did not take its steering wheel.
The ATQMRA is to return to Wall's banked paved one-third-mile oval July 7. The TQs are to
meanwhile revisit Mountain Speedway, St. Johns, Pa., June 9 and 23.

FEATURE FINISH (25 laps): JOEY PAYNE, FAIR LAWN, N.J.; Chris Deritis, Bob Watkins, Jr., Ryan
Tidman, Matt Janisch, John Blewett III, Bruce Leote, Tim Behmer, Frank Fischer, Neil Blatt, Art
Lawshe, Jr., Howard Boss; (DNF) Robin Johnston; (DNS) Don Adams.

TQ TIDBITS: Robbie Pecorari is riding the roillercoaster that the IRL Indy Pro Series can sometimes
be. Pecorari had to park his Cabo Wabo Tequila Infiniti-Dallara 16 laps into the Milwaukee Mile Road
Runner 100 with handling problems 16 laps into the race. He came from 22nd startng spot to finish
11th in the May 25 Freedom 100 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Pecorari is to try to halt Alex
Lloyd's five race win streak in the June 15-16 Liberty Challenge double features on the IMS USGP F1
road course.

FULLTIME FLOCKHART, PART-TIMERS GARDELLA, PAYNE WTS WINNERS
DiGiantomasso, Sutphin, Constandi Complete Saturday's Victory Lane
By Walter Elliott

WALL TWP., N.J. -- Kevin Flockhart, of Jackson, N.J., outlasted Dave
Cranmer to win his second NASCAR Whelen All-American Series Modified
main this season at Wall Township Speedway Saturday night.
Byran Gardella, of Brick, and Joey Payne, of Fair Lawn, captured their
respective INEX Legends Cars and Keenan Motors American Three
Quarter Midget Racing Association features. Charlie DiGiantomasso,
of Jackson, and Robert Sutphin, of Brick, won their first street stock
and RMP Modified Affordable Division features. Joe Constandi, of
Flemington, won his second Value Towing Factory Stock feature.
Flockhart came from sixth starting spot to catch polesitter Cranmer
within their feature's first 18 laps. The Crestwood Jewelers/
Boardwick Racing Engines No. 12 Sisco-Chevrolet driver ousted
Cranmer nine laps later and put a .930 sec. victory margin on
Jimmy Blewett after 40 laps.
"The long cautions cooled my tires," said Flockhart of his 10th
career Wall WAAS modified victory. "I'm sorry about what
happened with Jason Treat - I thought I had more room."
Flockhart was referring to his lap 17 contact with Treat that
sent the latter spinning to ninth place. Cranmer, still seeking
his first career victory, faded to seventh.
Three accidents sidelined heat winners Michael Bohn and
Tommy Farrell, defending track champion John Blewett III
and three other drivers by lap three. Jimmy Blewett, Steve
Reed, Alan Creveling and Justin Gumley rounded out the top
six of 11 finishers. Ji. Blewett and Gumley won May 26's twin
35-lap features.
Gardella successfully defended his 40-lap Legends Cars race
crown by repelling Dan Roslin by .155 sec. the last seven laps.
The 2005 class champ has been entering his ServiceMaster 600
Racing/Yamaha No. 14NJ in selected races this year.
Gardella, Roslin and 17 other finisher's placings remain unofficial
as of deadline pending a protest. Defending class champ and
May 26 feature winner Steve Stull was the first of eight
nonfinishers.
Gardella apologized for running into poleman Ryan Flores' rear
bumper. Race officials black flagged Flores' No. X15 for the
dangling bumper on lap 29. Flores, who moved from Sea Girt
to work at NASCAR Nextel Cup car owner Jack Roush's
Mooresville, N.C., headquarters, set a 14.784 sec. mark on the
banked, paved one-third-mile oval in time trials.
Payne, whose full midget schedule keeps him from making
all ATQMRA races, won the seventh of his last nine WTS
features. The No. 26 Spitfire/Suzuki GSXR pilot got the
drop on Chris Deritis and pulled to a 1.44 sec. victory
margin after 25 laps. Current points leader Bob Watkins,
Jr. placed third among 12 finishers. The TQs are to
return July 7.
DiGiantomasso split the heats with John McCormack
and went on to win his first career street stock
feature over Harry Schaefer and Rich Mongeau. The
No. 38 Metric Chevy Monte Carlo driver credited C&T
Lawn Sprinklers and eight other sponsors plus his
family and crew for his first WTS victory lane visit in
any division since 2001. Last Week's feature winner
Gregg Miranda finished 11th.
Sutphin capitalized on Ron Buck's lap 11 miscue to
win his first career RMP MAD main. The Van Wickle
NAPA No. 50 Troyer-RMP Chevy driver last won a
NASCAR WAAS modified main in 1998. Class titlist
and last week's feature winner Danny Bohn took
third among 13 finishers.
Constandi, aboard his No. 21 Fratesi Masony/1-888-
VALUE-TOW Monte Carlo held off charging heat
winners Vern McLaughlin and Felix Ciattarelli in the
factory stock night cap. Ciattarelli's car was found
underweight, elevating Tom Fratesi and 16 other
finishers one place. May 26 winner Richard Petey
took 11th place.
Sportsman racers rejoin Wall's five regular
divisions 6 p.m. Saturday. The Four-Cylinder
Supermodifieds' debut and double features for
teenage Legends Cars drivers headline the Wall
Sunday Series noon June 10. Contact (732) 681-
6400 or wallspeedway.com for details.

JUNE 3 WALL TWP. SPEEDWAY RESULTS RUNDOWN
NASCAR WHELEN ALL-AMERICAN SERIES MODIFIED
Heat Winners (10 laps): Michael Bohn, Tommy Farrell.
FEATURE (40 laps): KEVIN FLOCKHART, JACKSON; Jimmy Blewett, Steve Reed, Alan Creveling,
Dave Michel, Justin Gumley, Dave Cranmer, Nick Vasquez, Jason Treat, Shaun Carrig, Jesse
McLaughlin; (DNF) Mike Carpenter, Bob Scharz, Chas Okerson; (DNS) Jason Hearne, Michael Bohn,
John Blewett III, Tommy Farrell.

INEX LEGENDS CARS
Fast Time Trial: Ryan Flores, 14.785 sec.
Consolation Winners (8 laps): Don Neuls, Mark Tischler.

40-LAP FEATURE (UNOFFICIAL): BRYAN GARDELLA, BRICK; Dan Roslin, Kevin Yeatts, Mark Tischler,
Don Neuls, Roger Coss, Ron Poley, Bob Baltera, Eric Gerchak, Francis Cottrell, John Hugate, Mike
Fulton, Mike Tidaback, Rudy Rinderer, Mike Lester, Tom Catanzaro, Mike Kennedy, Luke Marzano
(DNF), Ryan Flores (DNF), Matt Maring, Beth MacFarlane; (DNF) Bruce Roslin, Rob DiDorena, Malcolm
Campbell, Jr., Dennis Macri, Mike Stull, Mike Alcaro, Steve Stull.

KEENAN MOTORS AMERICAN THREE QUARTER MIDGET RACING ASSOCIATION
FEATURE (25 laps): JOEY PAYNE, FAIR LAWN; Chris Deritis, Bob Watkins, Jr., Ryan Tidman, Matt
Janisch, John Blewett III, Bruce Leote, Tim Behmer, Frank Fischer, Neil Blatt, Art Lawshe, Jr.,
Howard Boss; (DNF) Robin Johnston; (DNS) Don Adams.

RMP MODIFIED AFFORDABLE DIVISION FEATURE (20 laps): ROBERT SUTPHIN, BRICK; Ron Buck,
Jr., Daniel Bohn, Kevin Eyres, Sam Riggleman, Scott Riggleman, John Cornell III, Keith Mullineaux,
Gordon Neil, Dan Curtis, Marc Nappi, Randy MacConnell, Thomas Kearns; (DNF) Kevin Davidson,
Robert Geibel, Jr.

STREET STOCK
Heat Winners (8 laps): Charlie DiGiantomasso, Dave McCormack.
FEATURE (25 laps): CHARLIE DIGIANTOMASSO, JACKSON; Harry Schaefer, Rich Mongeau, Bill
Vanderveen, Jerry Stanzione, Rob Hyer, Ron Frees, Boab Boardwick, John Kopf, Dave Bragg, Gregg
Miranda, Ray Minieri, John McCormack, Anthony Donnamaria, Elliott Wohl, Ed McCarthy; (DNF)
Shannon Mongeau, John Turnue, Mike Tillett, Don Cascioli, Rick Kopf.

VALUE TOWING FACTORY STOCK
Heat Winners: Felix Ciattarelli, Vern McLaughlin III.
FEATURE (20 laps): JOE CONSTANDI, FLEMINGTON; Vern McLaughlin III, Tom Fratesi, Dan
Collamer, Gary Pein, Rob Anderton, John Lynch, Rob Breitigan, Mike McQueeney, Scott Dugan,
Richard Petey, Nick Shaw, Bob Wyckoff, Mike Rosetti, Joe Cooley, Roy Farfel, Bob McIntyre, Andy
Shelmet, Jason Bundy; (DNF) Gregg Clerico; (DNS) Doug Bates.

COMING EVENTS:
JUNE 9, 6 P.M.: NASCAR WHELEN ALL-AMERICAN SERIES MODIFIED, SPORTSMAN, RMP MODIFIED
AFFORDABLE DIVISION, STREET STOCK, INEX LEGENDS CARS, VALUETOWING FACTORY STOCK.
JUNE 10, NOON: FOUR CYLINDER SUPERMODIFIED, TEENAGE INEX LEGENDS CARS AND
BANDOLEROS, KART & KART-BASED RACING.
JUNE 16: ALL SIX ABOVE REGULAR CLASSES.
JUNE 23: SUNOCO RACE OF CHAMPIONS TOUR, Sportsman, Street Stock, INEX Legends, Value
Towing Factory Stock.
JUNE 24: 4 Cyl. Supermodified, Teenage Legends and Bandoleros, Kart and Kart-based racers.
JUNE 30: 75 LAP LARSEN BROTHERS MEMORIAL MODIFIED MAIN, RMP MAD, Sportsman, Street
Stock, INEX Legends, Value Towing Factory Stock.
JULY 1: Teenage INEX Legends and Bandoleros, Kart and Kart-based racing.

WALL TOWNSHIP SPEEDWAY PRESENTS THE MEMORIAL DAY MODIFIED TWIN 35'S THIS SATURDAY, MAY 26TH

There are a few things you can expect every Memorial Day weekend. Remembering our troops and the fallen heros from our Armed Services, BBQ's, the start of the summer season at the Jersey Shore, the Indy 500, and the Twin 35 lappers for the NASCAR Whelen All American Series Modifieds at Wall Township Speedway! This Saturday, May 26th,the WAAS Street Stocks, RMP MAD, and Value Towing Factory Stocks will also be in competition starting at 6PM. As always, we would like to remind you that if you have an "active" Military I.D., you can purchase a grandstand ticket for only $6.00.

Current WTS Modified points leader Steven Reed will be competing against 8 time WTS Modified Champion Dave Michel, recent winner Mike Carpenter, and the other WTS Modified competitors. John Blewett III and Dave Michel are the defending winners from the 2006 WTS Twin 35's.

The WTS Street Stocks will also compete with current point leader Ray Minieri, who is locked in a tight battle with Rich Mongeau, John McCormack, and Ron Frees.

The RMP MAD Division will compete in their regularly scheduled feature, with current points leader Robert Geibel trying to battle drivers like Danny Bohn, Ronnie Buck Jr., and Kevin Eyres.

The INEX Legend Cars feature, all the teams will be chasing after recent winner, and current point, leader Stephen Stull, who himself is in a tight championship fight with Mike Fulton.

In the Value Towing Factory Stock Division Feature, Vern McLaughlin, Tom Fratesi, and Nick Shaw will be trying too distance themselves from the field and settle the championship between themselves.

The WTS Sportsman Division will not be competing on May 26th.

The upcoming events for June include a 40 lap INEX Legends Feature on June 2nd, The Race Of Champions Modified Tour on June 23rd, and The Larsen Brother's Memorial 75 lap WTS Modified Feature on June 30th.

Located on Rt 34 in Wall, N.J. Wall Township Speedway hosts The NASCAR� Whelen All American Series every Saturday night from April to October.

"Come Feel The Thunder!"

For more information call the track at 732-681-6400 or check out our website http://www.wallspeedway.com for the latest information.

JOHN BLEWETT III TO RUN ONE OF WALL'S MAY 26 TWIN 35s.
By Walter Elliott

WALL TWP., N.J. -- Wall Township Speedway officials said that
defending NASCAR Whelen All-American Series Modified track
champion John Blewett III will be able to run the second of
two Twin 35-lap features Saturday.
WTS Operations Manager Jim Morton and Pit Steward Mike
Ostrander said Blewett, of Howell, is in the midst of serving
a two-race suspension that is to end after the first Twin 35
has been run. The current NASCAR Wall Modified points
leader was disqualified from the May 12 feature results and
is to also pay a $500 fine as a donation to the Adam and Kyle
Petty Victory Junction Gang Camp.
Blewett's suspension was handed down Tuesday for his
actions during one of that May 12 main's caution periods.
The third-generation driver had turned his car around and
drove it onto the left front wheel of Chas Okerson's car.
The incident broke Okerson's steering.
Blewett, when released, can defend his winning one
35-lap feature. He and 2005 NASCAR WAAS champ Dave
Michel split last year's Memorial Day headliners.
Blewett, Michel, Okerson, May 12 feature winner Mike
Carpenter and Jimmy Blewett are among the Twin 35
entrants. They are to be supported by the RMP
Modified Affordable Division, Value Towing Factory
Stock, Street Stock and INEX Legends Cars classes.
Gates open at 5 p.m. for 6 p.m. racing. Contact (732)
681-6400 or wallspeedway.com for details.

WALL PREPARES FOR SUNDAY SERIES, MAY 26 TWIN 35s RACES
Rain Washes Out Saturday's Allstate Night
By Walter Elliott

WALL TWP., N.J. -- Wall Township Speedway personnel are
preparing the one-fifth-mile inner oval for tomorrow's Wall
Sunday Series Round Two and the banked one-third-mile
for May 26's NASCAR Whelen All American Series Modified
Twin 35 Features.
Wall's 2005 and 2006 two track champions - Dave Michel,
of Manahawkin, and John Blewett III, of Howell, split last
year's Memorial Day Weekend twin features. Michel, 2004
titlist Kevin Flockhart, of Jackson, and last week's feature
winner Jimmy Blewett are among those expected to
compete for points and purse shares.
John Blewett, however, will be sidelined for the next two
weeks and is to pay a $500 fine as a donation to Kyle and
Adam Petty's Victory Junction Gang Camp. WTS Pit Steward
Mike Ostrander, of Wall, handed Blewett's penalities for
running over the left front wheel of competitor Chas
Okerson, of Freehold, while under caution during their May
12 feature. The incident kept Okerson from continuing and
prompted Ostrander to disqualify Blewett for the night.
The RMP Modified Affordable Division, Value Towing Factory
Stock, INEX Legends Cars, Sportsman and Street Stock
classes are to support the Twin 35s. Gates are to open at 5
p.m. for 6 p.m. racing.
Gates are to meanwhile open 11 a.m. tomorrow for noon
racing in the Wall Sunday Series weather permitting. WTS's
future starts are to run among at least 10 classes of kart,
kart-based and scaled race car classes plus a driver
development program for teenaged Legends and Bandolero
drivers. Contact wallspeedway.com or (732) 681-6400 for
any changes.
Rain prompted WTS Operations Manager Jim Morton to
call off Allstate Night at 1 p.m.; Allstate may be hosting a
later saturday night program.

Wall Township Speedway Raned out for may 19th, 2007

Due to inclement weather the races at Wall Township Speedway have been canceled for May 19th, 2007
Next up are the Twin 35's for the NASCAR Whelen All American Series Modifieds on May 26th.
The Street Stocks, RMP MAD, INEX Legends and Value Towing Factory Stocks will also be competing.

Mike Clayton
Webmaster
Wall Township Speedway
http://www.wallspeedway.com

CARPENTER ENDS WALL SPEEDWAY VICTORY DROUGHT
Fratesi, Frees, Geibel, Jennings and S. Stull Support Winners
By Walter Elliott

WALL TWP., N.J. -- Mike Carpenter, of Manchester, N.J., ended a
four year old Wall Township Speedway victory drought by
dominating the 40-lap NASCAR Whelen All-American Series modified
main Saturday night.
Carpenter, who started third, inherited second when fellow heat
winner Michael Bohn faded on a lap five restart. The Weathervane
Services Frank Tilton Engines No. 77 Troyer-Chevrolet pilot then ousted
intitial leader Dave Michel on lap eight.
Carpenter never looked back although Jimmy Blewett closed to within
308 sec. at the finish. He then thanked birthday boy Tilton's calling him
from retirement this spring for his now 24th WTS feature win. Carpenter
last won here Sept. 29, 2003.
Justin Gumley, Kevin Flockhart, Shaun Carrig and Bohn rounded out the top
six of 12 finishers. Michel finished ninth. WTS officials disqualified
current points leader John Blewett III after he ran over Chas Okerson's left front
tire after the pair ran into each other on lap three.
Tom Fratesi, of Flemington, won his first career 20-lap Value Towing Factory
Stock feature despite he and teammate Joe Constandi colliding with two laps
to go. Former street stock champion Dave Jennings, of Howell, led the entire
sportsman main. Ron Frees, of Brick, outlasted John Kopf and outran Rich
Mongeau to win the street stock feature.
Robert Geibel, of Brick, won his third RMP Modified Affordable Division
feature of the season by holding off Kevin Eyres by .171 sec. Stephen "Hollywood"
Stull, of Hamilton, won the INEX Legends Cars feature. The Garden State
Vintage Stock Car Club made its first "home track" demonstration during
intermission.
All six regular divisions resume their racing 6 p.m. Saturday for All State
Night.
The second Wall Sunday Series round, featuring karts and scaled race cars,
is to start noon Sunday. Contact www.wallspeedway.com or (732) 681-6400
for details.

MAY 12 WALL TWP. SPEEDWAY RESULTS RUNDOWN
NASCAR WHELEN ALL-AMERICAN SERIES MODIFIED
Heat Winners (10 laps): Michael Carpenter, Michael Bohn.
FEATURE (40 laps): MIKE CARPENTER, MANCHESTER, N.J.; Jimmy Blewett, Justin
Gumley, Kevin Flockhart, Shaun Carrig, Michael Bohn, Bil Weichert, Adam LaCicero, Dave
Michel, Dave Cranmer, Jason Hearne, Steve Voorhees; (DNF) Steve Reed, Jason Treat,
Doug Smith, Amanda Sesely, Tom Farrell III, Alan Creveling, Chas Okerson;
(DISQ) John Blewett III.

RMP MODIFIED AFFORDABLE DIVISION FEATURE (20 laps): ROBERT GEIBEL, Jr.,
BRICK; Kevin Eyres, Kevin Davidson, Robert Sutphin, Sam Riggleman, Gordon Neil,
Dan Curtis, Keith Mullineaux, Randy MacConnell, Ron Buck, Jr; (DNF) Danny Bohn;
(DNS) Thomas Kearns.

SPORTSMAN FEATURE (25 laps): DAVE JENNINGS, HOWELL; Chas Okerson, Kevin
Eyres, Dave Green, Robbie Gaiser, Elliott Wohl, Charlie Kremer III, Rich Vanleer; (DNF)
Ray Posek.

STREET STOCK
Heat Winners (10 laps): John Kopf, Gregg Miranda.
FEATURE (25 laps): RON FREES, BRICK; Rich Mongeau, Shannon Mongeau, John
Kopf, Elliott Wohl, Ray Minieri, John McCormack, Harry Schaefer, Rick Kopf, Ed Mccarthy,
Mike Tillett, Rob Hyer, Gregg Miranda, Bill Vanderveen, Drew Gouveia, Joe Shelmet;
(DNF) Jerry Stanzione, Charlie DiGiantomasso; (DNS) Bob Boardwick, Art Seeger,
Anthony Donnamaria.

VALUE TOWING FACTORY STOCK
Heat Winners: Richard Petey, Joe Constandi.
FEATURE (20 laps): TOM FRATESI, FLEMINGTON; Bob Anderton, Whitey Miller,
Vern McLaughlin III, Nick Shaw, Jason Bundy, John Lynch, Andy Shelmet, Ted Walters,
Richard Petey, Michael Rosetti, Felix Ciattarelli; (DNF) Dan Collamer, Bob McIntyre,
Doug Bates, Robert Lane, Joe Cooley, Norman Lane; (DNS) Dan Birdsall;
(DISQ) Joe Constandi.

INEX LEGENDS CARS
Heat Winners: Luke Marzano, Stephen Stull.
FEATURE (25 laps): SYTEPHEN STULL, HAMILTON; Luke Marzano, Bryan Gardella,
Mike Fulton, Mark Tischler, Dennis Macri, Mike Stull, Bobby Baltera, Mike Alcaro, Eric
Gerchak, Rudy Rinderer, Francis Cottrell, Malcolm Campbell, Jr., Daniel Roslin, Bruce
Roslin, Ron Poley, Matt Maring, Beth MacFarlane; (DNS) Don Neuls, Tom Catanzaro.

COMING EVENTS: May 19 ALL STATE NIGHT - all six regular divisions 6 p.m.;
May 20 WALL SUNDAY SERIES Noon; May 26 TWIN 35-LAP FEATURES FOR NASCAR
WHELEN ALL-AMERICAN SERIES MODIFIEDS plus - 6 p.m.

JIM BLEWETT WINS WALL'S NASCAR WHELEN MODIFIED TOUR
John Blewett III, Reggie Ruggiero, Split Flash Format Qualifiers
Robin Johnston, Rich Mongeau Take TQ, Street spoils

WALL, TWP., N.J. -- Jimmy "Showtime" Blewett, of Howell, N.J.,
held off brother John Blewett III and defending race winner
Reggie Ruggiero to win the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour
feature at Wall Townhsip Speedway Sunday afternoon.
John Blewett, who won the inaugural NASCAR modified tour
race in 2003, and 2004 winner Ruggiero set the stage by
splitting their respective 50-lap heats. "Showtime" ousted
Ruggiero on lap two, however, and kept his United Crane
Rental/Archer Steel No. 12 Troyer-Chevrolet out front the
remaining 48 laps. The victory unofficially vaults Ji. Blewett
into the NASCAR WMT points lead.
Defending WTS Whelen All-American Series Modified track
champ John Blewett traded second with Ruggiero before
taking it for good on lap 39. Contenders Ted Christiopher
and Matt Hirshman rounded out the top five of 26 finishers.
Ruggerio and John Blewett's heat victories were the first
ever for the NASCAR WMT "Flash" format, replacing time
trials and a 150-lap feature at specified tracks.
Robin Johnston, of Wayne, Pa., was the class of the
American Three Quarter Midget Racing Association field.
The CRJ and Sons Contracting/Duchak Engines No. 13
homebuilt-Suzuki GSXR pilot split the eight-lap heats with
Mike Tidaback and led the entire 20-lap feature.
Club Risque teammates Tim Behmer and Chris Deritis filled
the podium. Jeff Kot, of Willow Grove, Pa., was released
from the nearby Jersey Shore Medical Center with bruises
after taking a head-on tturn four guardrail hit on lap 13.
Tidaback, who drove Russ Bailey's No. 51 Lindblad-GSXR
to heat victory, was sidelined for the feature. Current
points leader Bailey reclaimed his car after bending the
front axle of Joey Payne's No. 26 Spitfire-GSXR in his
heat. Payne was out for his son's first communion.
Rich Mongeau, of Manchester, split his street stock
heat and led all 25 laps of his feature. The Fratto Bros.
Auto Wholesalers No. 77 2003 Chevy Monte Carlo last
won a stret stock feature in 1999. Ray Minieri and John
McCormack completed the podium.
An INEX Legends Cars and Bandolero practice with free
grandstand admission is set for 6 p.m. Wednesday. The
Garden State Vintage Stock Car Club is to make its first
visit of the season 6 p.m. Saturday with WTS's regular
NASCAR WAAS Modified, RMP MAD, Value Towing
Factory Stock, Legends, Sportsman and Street Stock
divisions. Contact www.wallspeedway.com or (732) 681-6400
for details.

MAY 5 RESULTS RUNDOWN
NASCAR WHELEN ALL-AMERICAN SERIES MODIFIED

Heat Winners (10 laps): Dave Michel, Shaun Carrig.
FEATURE (40 laps): TOMMY FARRELL III, SHREWSBURY;
John Blewett III, Steve Reed, Jimmy Blewett, Kevin Flockhart,
Shaun Carrig, Chas Okerson, Justin Gumley, Jason Treat,
Alan Creveling, Tim Arre, Danny Bohn, Dave Cranmer, Adam
LaCicero; (DNF) Michael Bohn, Steve Voorhees, Mike Carpenter,
Dave Michel.

RMP MODIFIED AFFORADBLE DIVISION
FEATURE (20 laps): ROBERT GEIBEL, JR., BRICK; Scott Riggleman,
Kevin Eyres, Danny Bohn, Kevin Davidson, Thomas Kearns, Sam
Riggleman, Randy MacConnell, John Cornell III; (DNF) Mark Nappi,
Gordon Neil, Ron Buck, Jr., Keith Mullineaux, Tim Stephan, Dan
Curtis.

MAKEUP FEATURE (From April 28 rainout): DANNY BOHN,
FREEHOLD; Eyres, Buck, Geibel, Davidson, Sam Riggleman, Tim
Stephen, Neil, Mullineaux, Nappi, Cornell, Kearns, MacConnell,
Curtis; (DNF) Scott Riggleman; (DNS) Robert Sutphin.

SPORTSMAN FEATURE (25 laps) KEVIN EYRES, COLTS NECK; Chas
Okerson, Elliott Wohl, Charlie Kremer III, Dave Green, Dave Jennings,
Robbie Gaiser, Rich Vanleer.

VALUE TOWING FACTORY STOCK
Heat Winners: Joe Constandi, Richard Petey.
FEATURE (40 laps): JOE CONSTANDI, FLEMINGTON; Tom Fratesi,
Vernon McLaughlin III, Rob Longo, Richard Petey, Danny Collamer,
Nick Shaw, Tim Flanagan, Rob Breitigan, Ted Walters, Felix
Ciattarelli, Robert Lane, Steve Weber, Chris Felber, John Lynch,
Bryan Flanagan, Andy Shelmet, Norman Lane, Diane Walters;
(DNF) Michael Rosetti, Scott Dugan, Doug Bates, Jr.; (DNS) Joe
Skalla, Bob Anderton, Mike McQueeney, Steve Weber; (DISQ.)
Gregg Clerico.Bclar

INEX LEGENDS CARS
Heat Winners: Dennis Macri, Bobby Baltera.
FEATURE (25 LAPS): MIKE FULTON, BRIDGEWATER; Ron Poley,
Steve Stull, Bobby Baltera, Mike Stull, Luke Marzano, Mark Tischler,
Malcolm Campbell, Jr., Eric Gerchak, Mike Kennedy, Beth MacFarlane;
(DNF) Daniel Roslin, Mike Alcaro, Rudy Rinderer, Matt Maring, Tom
Catanzaro, John Hugate, Bruce Roslin; (DNS) Francis Cottrell, Don
Neuls, Dennis Macri, Ed Gobbo.

COMING EVENTS: MAY 6 THUNDER AT THE SHORE WEEKEND
SUNDAY -- 40-Lap NASCAR WHELEN MODIFIED TOUR, AMERICAN
THREE QUARTER MIDGET RACING ASSOCIATION, STREET STOCK

FARRELL FLIES IN WALL WEEKEND THUNDER MODIFIED MAIN
Constandi in Factory Stock Spotlight; Bohn and in MAD Mains
Eyres a Sportsman Streaker, Fulton wins in Legends
NASCAR Modified Tour, TQ Midgets, Street Stocks Sunday

WALL TWP., N.J. -- Tommy Farrell III, of Shrewsbury, and Joe
Constandi, of Flemington, split Saturday's Thunder at the Shore
Weekend headliners at Wall Township Speedway.
Farrell vaulted from seventh starting spot to take the NASCAR
WTS Whelen All-American Series Modified main lead from pole
man Jason Treat by lap three. The Thomas Farrell Contracting
No. 8 Troyer Chevrolet pilot held on to the point the remaining
32 laps for his fourth career Wall WAAS main victory.
Defending track champion John Blewett III, of Howell, took
second to Farrell by 1.307 sec. while holding off Steve Reed.
Jimmy Blewett and last weeks winner Kevin Flocdkhart rounded
out the top five of 15 finishers. Shaun Carrig and Dave Michel
split the twin 10-lap heats.
The Blewetts are to return to defend their home track against
the invading NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour Sunday. The tour
will feature two 50-lap heats and a 50-lap feature for the first
time. The American Three Quarter Midget Racing Association
and the WTS Street Stocks are also set to start at 10 a.m.
Constandi went the extra distance to win the 40-lap Value
Towing Factory Stock feature, taking the point from Richard
Petey on lap six. Constandi and teammate Tom Fratesi took
their Nos. 21 and 22 Fratesi Masonry 1986 Chevrolet Monte
Carlos for a one-tow finish.
Opening night victor Vern McLaughlin III inherited third after
Gregg Clerico's car failed technical inspection. Constandi and
Richard Petey shared the eight-lap heats.
Bohn, of Freehold, and Geibel, of Brick, split the 20-lap
RMP Modified Affordable Division mains. Divisional champ Bohn
captured last week's make up main after getting past pole
man Scott Riggleman. Geibel also ousted Riggleman halfway
past the scheduled feature.
Eyres, of Colts Neck, won his second straight 25-lap
sportsman main in wire-to-wire fashion. Fulton, of
Bridgewater, won his second career 25-lap Legends feature
over Ron Poley. Dennis Macri and Bob Baltera won the heats.
Contact (732) 681-6400 or www.wallspeedway.com for Thuder
at the Shore Sunday details.

ARE YOU READY FOR THE THUNDER? WHELEN MODIFIED TOUR RETURNS TO NEW JERSEY
WALL TOWNSHIP SPEEDWAY PRESENTS "THE THUNDER AT THE SHORE" WEEKEND
SATURDAY MAY 5TH, AND SUNDAY MAY 6TH

Wall Township Speedway in Wall Township, N.J. is proud to present the first "Thunder At The Shore" weekend, Saturday May 5th, and Sunday May 6th.

Saturday night, May 5th, starting at 6PM will be Wall's regular Whelen All American Series divisions, WTS Modifieds, RMP MAD Division in 2 features, the rained out race from April 28th, and the regular scheduled feature. The Value Towing Factory Stocks in a 40 lap feature, and the WTS Sportsman, and INEX Legend division.

Then, on Sunday, May 6th, Wall Township Speedway proudly welcomes back the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour, and will hosting the first ever NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour "Flash Race". The Whelen All American Series Street Stocks and the ATQMRA TQ Midgets will also be competing.

This will be the first ever "Flash Race" format held, which consists of two 50 lap heat races for the Whelen Modified Tour (WMT) modifieds and a 50 lap feature for the Tour mods. The drivers will draw for their qualifying race starting positions, and then compete for one of the 31 starting spots (26 from heats, 5 provisionals).

We had the chance to speak with Jamie Tomaino, driver this Sunday of the Woody's Tavern 99, who has competed at every WMT event since the series started in 1985, and started his career at Wall in 1974. Also, the most recent WMT winner, Donny Lia, who won Sunday,April 29th at Stafford's "Spring Sizzler", in Connecticut, driving for the legendary Bob Gabarino in the Mystic River Marina 4. Thanks to Jamie and Donny for taking time from their busy schedules to give us a few comments on this weekend's race..

Jamie Tomaino's comments: Wall Township Speedway: Jamie, you have 28 wins at Wall in tour type mods, what is your most memorable win at Wall?

Jamie Tomaino: "I would have to say winning Turkey Derby, 1981, in Howard Harvey's 09. It was a wild day. I was in the heat when Vinnie Green had his horrific flip on the backstraight. I made a move to avoid Vinnie's 44 car while it was still flipping in the air, and his engine landed on my car! So then I had to run the Consi and just got past Reggie Ruggiero in Mario Fiore's 44 at the finish line to qualify. Then, I started almost last, and got in a skirmish with Mark Engle and Tony Hirschman, and got a lap down. When we restarted I was second in line, a lap down to leader Richie Evans, and John Blewett Jr was in 2nd, but behind me. Richie got a flat, I got my lap back and was able to come back through the whole field and pass John Jr. for the lead with a few laps to go, and win the Turkey Derby."

WTS: What are your hopes for the May 6th race at Wall?

Jamie: "I just hope for a clean race and a top 5, I would love to do well for all the fans at Wall who have supported me for so many years."

WTS: Who will be your main competition for the win?

Jamie: "Who else, the Blewett Brothers, they are awesome at Wall. There are a few others who will be strong, but the Blewett's will be tough to beat."

WTS: What do you think about the new "Flash Race" format?

Jamie: "I think it could be a good thing for the fans, I just wish NASCAR had spoken to the teams more before letting us know that's the direction they were heading."

Donny Lia's comments:

WTS: You have run Wall a few times in the Turkey Derby, whats your best finish?

Donny Lia: "I finished 2nd to John Blewett III in 2004, I like Wall alot, it's a cool track."

WTS: What are your hopes for the May 6th race at Wall?

Donny: "I feel we will unload with a competitive car right off the truck. I think I have a good feel for Wall. Hoosier has a new right rear tire we have been running and I think it will help the lap times and make for more side by side racing at Wall."

WTS: Who will be your main competition for the win?

Donny: " Jimmy and John Blewett"

WTS: What do you think about the new "Flash Race" format?

Donny: " I wish there were more laps of racing, but we'll see how it goes."

Wall Township Speedway's "The Thunder At the Shore" starts Saturday, May 5th. Gates open at 4PM, first race at 6PM.
Sunday May 6th. Pit gates open at 8AM, first race at 11:30 AM. WMT first heat scheduled to start at 1PM.
All times are subject to change.

Whelen Modified Tour Entries as of 5-1-07
( 38 cars in the order they were recieved)

94 Eric Beers
66 John Blewett III
28 James Civali
33 Wade Cole
90 Renee Dupuis
31 Tony Ferrante Jr.
10 Eddie Flemke Jr.
58 Kevin Goodale
09 Bobby Grigas III
05 Joe Hartman
59 Matt Hirschman
48 Tony Hirschman
79 Chuck Hossfeld
46 Dick Houlihan
4 Donny Lia
9 Jake Marosz
00 Jerry Marquis
5 Chris Pasteryak
06 Billy Pauch, Jr.
93 Rowan Pennick
40 Ryan Preece
14 Reggie Ruggerio
0 Danny Sammons
3 Bobby Santos III
21 Richard Savary
19 Ronnie Silk
16 Mike Stefanik
1 Robert Summers Jr.
77 Zach Sylvester
99 Jamie Tomaino
8 Glen Tyler
11 Anthony Sesely
12 Jimmy Blewett
6 Ron Yuhas, Jr.
2 Todd Szegedy
36 Ted Christopher
45 Ken Woolley Jr.
41 Shannon Mongeau

We hope you will join us for "The Thunder at The Shore" weekend, May 5th and 6th, and share a moment in history with us!

Located on Rt 34 in Wall, N.J. Wall Township Speedway hosts The NASCAR� Whelen All American Series every Saturday night from April to October. "Come Feel The Thunder!"

For more information call the track at 732-681-6400 or check out our website http://www.wallspeedway.com for the latest information.

Wall Township Speedway Ready To Make NASCAR� Whelen Modified Tour History

As one of the oldest tracks in America, operating for 57 years, Wall Township Speedway will hold the distinct honor of being the first track ever to host a "Flash Race" for the NASCAR� Whelen Modified Tour, NASCAR�'s oldest division, on Sunday, May 6th.

The top drivers from the Whelen Modified Tour will be competing in 2 - 50 lap heat races, and a 50 lap feature in front of thousands of loyal fans. Drivers will have a blind draw for starting positions in the qualifying races, and then run the same tires in the feature, so tire management will be at a premium.

Come see 9 Time NASCAR� Champ Mike Stefanik, John Blewett III, Jimmy Blewett, Reggie Ruggiero, Jamie Tomaino, Eric Beers, Ed Flemke Jr., Jerry Marquis, and current WMT point leader James Civali, along with many others.

Also running will be the Wall Township Speedway Whelen All American Series Street Stock division and the ATQMRA Three Quarter Midgets.

Wall Township Speedway will also run their regular Saturday night show on May 5th, and will be offering an Adult combination ticket only $35 dollars for both Saturday night and Sunday afternoon events, May 5th and 6th.

We hope you will join us for "The Thunder at The Shore" weekend, May 5th and 6th, and share a moment in history with us!

Gates open 4PM Saturday May 5th with qualifying beginning at 6PM.
Sunday, May 6th, Pits open at 8am, Spectator gates open at 10am, with qualifying starting at 11:30 am.

A full entry list will be posted early next week for the WMT event.

Located on Rt 34 in Wall, N.J. Wall Township Speedway hosts The NASCAR� Whelen All American Series every Saturday night from April to October. "Come Feel The Thunder!"

For more information call the speedway office at 732-681-6400 or check out the Wall Township Speedway website http://www.wallspeedway.com for the latest information.