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SATURDAY: FIRST GROVE WIN FOR STAN WANNER
MECHANICSBURG, PA – Stan Wanner survived a last ditch effort by Gregg Foster and went on to win the 20-lap Rick Barr Plumbing super sportsman feature Saturday night at Williams Grove Speedway.
Dave Berkheimer started on the pole and led the first 15 laps before he lost a wheel in turn four, which ended his night.
Wanner, who started fourth, took over on lap 16 and appeared to be headed for his first Williams Grove victory, but Foster had other ideas.
Foster had moved from his 11th starting spot into the runnerup position by lap 17 and began to close on the leader. He drove deep into turn three on the last lap and slid in front of Wanner exiting the final corner. Foster, however, lost traction momentarily which allowed Wanner to beat him to the finish line by a car length.
David Socks finished third. Frankie Herr came from the 12thstarting position to claim fourth and Rich Eichelberger moved from 14th to finish fifth.
Chris Reed, Leroy Martin, Carmen Perigo, Ryan Rupp and Jeremy Strausser completed the top ten.Strausser, Jake Raudabaugh, Duaine Smith and Socks won sportsman heats. Steve Wilbur and John Stehman claimed the consolation races.
Randy Croop led flag-to-flag to win the non-stop limited late model feature.
Shaun Jones settled for second place. Gene Knaub came from the tenth starting position to finish third. Derrike Zirkle and Pat Beard completed the top five.
Limited late model heats were won by Tyler Armstrong, Jake Lettich and Randy Croop.
John Stoll started on the pole and went on to win the 4-cylinder stock car feature.
Stoll. and Eric Hollenbach claimed 4-cylinder heats.
Kory Sites took the lead from Gary Welsh on the 8th circuit and went on to win the 15-lap street stock feature. He was followed by Randy Clouser, Welsh, Randy Paterson and Todd Snook.
There were 38 sportsman, 24 limited late models, seventeen 4-cylinder stock and 11 street stocks in competition.
Williams Grove Speedway Feature Finishes – August 4, 2007
Sportsman Feature – 20 laps – 1. Stan Wanner, 2. Gregg Foster, 3. David Socks, 4. Frankie Herr, 5. Rich Eichelberger, 6. Chris Reed, 7. Leroy Martin, 8. Carmen Perigo, 9. Ryan Rupp, 10. Jeremy Srausser, 11. Scott Dellinger, 12. Mike Enders, 13. Paul Miller, 14. John Stoner, 15. John Stehman, 16. Rocky Magaro, 17. Jerry Strawser, 18. Aaron Eichelberger, 19. J. R. Fry, 20. Dave Berkheimer, 21. Jake Raudabaugh, 22. Danny Hager, 23. Steve Wilbur, 24. Duaine Smith
Limited Late Model Feature – 20 laps. 1. Randy Croop, 2. Shaun Jones, 3.Gene Knaub, 4. Derrike Zirkle, 5. Pat Beard, 6. Jerry Bard, 7. Jake Lettich, 8. Steve Weikel, 9. Bobby Beard, 10. Mike Spangler, 11. Larry Baer, 12. Travis Mease, 13. Tyler Hershey, 14. Tommy Blackwell, 15. Randy Scheaffer, 16. John Ebersole, 17. Dave Graber, 18. Dave Sokoloski, 19. Zach Kauffman, 20. Dave Shulski, 21. Tyler Armstrong, 22. Matt Nailor, 23. Mike Walls 24. D. J. Mease
4-cylinder Stock Cars – 1 John Stoll, Jr., 2. Kevin Thomas, 3. Keith Bass, 4. Ed Hollenbach, 5. Larry Stine, 6. Eric Hollenbach, 7. John Henry, 8. Brian Michaels, 9. Dave Edwards, 10. Gary Newell, 11. Dennis Christ, Jr., 12. Donald Stine, 13. Gary Schock, 14. Wayne, Kocher, 15. Russell, Clavey, 16. Grant Adams, 17. Keith Walls
Street Stock Feaure – 15 laps – 1. Kory Sites, 2. Randy Clouser, 3. Gary Welsh, 4. Randy Patterson, 5. Todd Snook, 6. Dave Motter, .7. Randy Allen, 8. Gary Johnston, 9. Adam Gutshall, 10. Kevin Wirt, 11. George Danner |
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