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July 28, 2008

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Hot Action at Thunderhill Raceway on Saturday night

July 28, 2008

Video from Thunderhill Raceway can be seen here.

Kyle, TX (July 28, 2008) - The start of the always competitive 40-lap ASA A-Line Super Stock feature race at Thunderhill Raceway (Kyle, TX) on Saturday night (July 26) started with Bobby LaFont and Greg Rohmer jumping out front. Chris Birmingham fell into the third position as the top five sorted out single file. As the pack stayed paired off, Clint LaFont got around Rodney Rodriguez for fourth. Caution waved on lap 6 when Brent Reeves and Terry Tschoerner tangled in turn 2. Once back to green, C. Lafont got past Birmingham for third.Coming through the field - like a hot knife through butter - were Keith Garrett and multi-time class champ, Cary Stapp, who was glued to his bumper. As the top three inched away, the Garrett/Stapp duo picked off spots, making their way to the top five by lap 11. As C. LaFont and Rohmer battled for second, the two made contact sending Rohmer around and C. LaFont to the back. On the restart Rodriguez looped in turn 4 bringing the yellow right back out.

The top cars had just started to pull away when Rohmer had the rear axle break on lap 15, sending him around in front of the field. It didn’t take long after the green waved again before Garrett was knocking on the door for the lead. Garrett got alongside and passed by B. LaFont for the lead on lap 19, with Stapp following in his tracks. In the field, Duane Toyne and Tracy Tschoerner had their own personal battle going on for fifth as they swapped the spot.

Up front, it continued to be the Garrett-Stapp show as they pulled away to settle it between themselves. During the fight, the top two had some bumper contact, but Stapp, in a class move, backed off and allowed Garrett to regain control. It came down to a final lap shootout, with Stapp giving Garrett his best move out of turn 2, but he came up a little short, with Garrett hanging on to snag the victory.

ASA A-Line Super Stock Feature Race Results
1. 79 Keith Garrett New Braunfels, Texas 40 laps
2. 99 Cary Stapp San Marcos, Texas 40 laps
3. 88 Bobby LaFont Volente, Texas 40 laps
4. 9 Chris Birmingham Leander, Texas 40 laps
5. 4 Duane Toyne Leander, Texas 40 laps
6. 02 Doug Ayers Pflugerville, Texas 40 laps
7. 32 Levi Krauss Seguin, Texas 40 laps
8. 19 Brent Reeves Converse, Texas 40 laps
9. 7 Rodney Rodriguez Round Rock, Texas 40 laps
10. 11 Tracy Tschoerner Taylor, Texas 40 laps
11. 3 Clint LaFont Volente, Texas 40 laps
12. 18 Mickey McKim Manchaca, Texas 39 laps
13. 01 Terry Tschoerner Taylor, Texas 18 laps
14. 51 Greg Rohmer San Antonio, Texas 15 laps
15. 21 Robert Mayberry San Antonio, Texas 7 laps
16. 14 Joey Tschoerner Bartlett, Texas 2 laps
17. 15 Jeff Smith LaVernia, Texas 2 laps
18. 2 Kevin Bowen Taylor, Texas 1 lap

Jason Stanley got the point at the start of the 30-lap Thunder Stock feature, while the rest of the field stayed door-to-door. Contact in the battle for second stacked up the field, with Joey Tschoerner getting spun in the back. Under the yellow, Stanley pulled off from the lead with a broken rocker. This handed the lead over to Anthony Gordon for the restart. Gary Chancellor challenged Gordon for the lead as green waved, but Chancellor had Kevin Bowen looking inside him at the same time.

Bowen got inside Chancellor for second, then alongside Gordon for the lead, taking the top spot on lap 12. Chancellor and Jeff Smith got by Gordon on lap 12, with Steve Joyce trying to take fourth from Gordon and making contact, causing a spin for a yellow. Once back to green, the top six broke into three two-car battles as the race wound down. In the final laps, those battles closed up. At the checkers, it was Bowen taking the win.

Thunder Stock Feature Race Results

1. 2 Kevin Bowen Taylor, Texas 30 laps
2. 4 Gary Chancellor Bastrop, Texas 30 laps
3. 20 Steve Joyce Buda, Texas 30 laps
4. 15 Jeff Smith LaVernia, Texas 30 laps
5. 16 Mason Teague Paige, Texas 30 laps
6. 14 Joey Tschoerner Bartlett, Texas 30 laps
7. 29 Jody Wayne Stuart San Antonio, Texas 30 laps
8. 18 Anthony Gordon San Antonio, Texas 30 laps
9. 8 David Sevilla Jr. San Antonio, Texas 30 laps
10. 0 Scott Schweisfurth San Antonio Texas 28 laps
11. 92 Jason Stanley San Antonio, Texas 2 laps
12. 56 Joey Jenkins Del Valle, Texas 2 laps

As green waved on the 17-car, 25-lap Grand Stock feature race, Michael Weaver got a big jump to the lead while the pack tried three wide. Richard Fitch and Floyd Reed got by Marcia Moore for fourth and fifth. By lap 5, the Team Aramendia freight train was on the move to the front, led by Homer Pitner. Russell Vickery got the lead away from Weaver on lap 8 as the top three ran nose to tail.

Team Aramendia continued to march forward, putting Mike Farish, then Weaver in their wake. Pitner caught and was looking high on Vickery for the lead, getting past him on lap 18. Once clear of other competitors, James and Carolyn Aramendia started their own little fight for second, running side by side on lap 20. Carolyn got the best of her brother-in-law James for second, while teammate Pitner was taking the checkers.
Grand Stock Feature Race Results
1. 79 Homer Pitner New Braunfels, Texas 25 laps
2. 50 Carolyn Aramendia San Antonio, Texas 25 laps
3. 97 James Aramendia Seguin, Texas 25 laps
4. 53 Cody Smith Kyle, Texas 25 laps
5. 08 Mike Farish Copperas Cove Texas 25 laps
6. 07 Richard Fitch Buda, Texas 25 laps
7. 12 Art Ganss Driftwood, Texas 25 laps
8. 70 John Fitch Buda, Texas 24 laps
9. 68 Clint Montanio Cibolo, Texas 24 laps
10. 65 Floyd Reed Spicewood, Texas 24 laps
11. 91 Marcia Moore Cedar Creek, Texas 24 laps
12. 72 Gordon Ireland San Antonio, Texas 23 laps
13. 11 James Lalger Austin, Texas 22 laps
14. 47 Brad Burke Johnson City, Texas 14 laps
15. 32 Tammy Thames Bastrop, Texas 13 laps
16. 44 Russell Vickery Tech Infractions-Springs
17. 81 Michael Weaver Elmendorf, Texas DQ- did not report to Tech

The Texas Pro Sedan feature began with Mike Merrell grabbing the lead as the green flag waved. Merrell and several other front runners spun on lap 1 after fluid was laid on the track. Once back to green, Jesse Sandoval faded from second, giving way to Tom Johnson, Lalo Leal, Lisa Sandoval and Ozzy Osburn. Mike Knotts, in a borrowed car, worked his way up to a top five spot by lap 5.

Knott then began to challenge L. Sandoval for fourth. Up front Leal caught Merrell for the lead as they ran up into traffic. The two went three wide around a slower car, with Leal getting the point on lap 14. From there, Leal was able to pull away from the field and lap up to fourth on his way to the win.

Texas Pro Sedan Feature Race Results

1. 26 Lalo Leal Corpus Christi, Texas 20 laps

2. 70 Mike Merrell Kingsland, Texas 20 laps

3. 15 Tom Johnson Kingsland, Texas 20 laps

4. 71K Mike Knotts Universal City, Texas 19 laps

5. 28 Lisa Sandoval Corpus Christi, Texas 19 laps

6. 22 Harry Osburn Jr San Antonio, Texas 19 laps

7. 7 Jesse Sandoval Corpus Christi, Texas 19 laps

8. 38Y Lanny Young Kingsland, Texas 18 laps

9. 4 David Wright Wichita Falls, Texas 18 laps

10. 9 Bobby Burrows Yorktown, Texas 10 laps

11. 20 Sergio Hexsel Live Oak, Texas 1 lap

12. 94M Bruce Mabrito San Antonio, Texas 1 lap

13. 56 Jason Krueger Seguin, Texas DNS

14. 23 J.J. Osburn III Converse, Texas DNS

15. 97 Kevin Hallman Cibolo, Texas DNS

16. 3 Bob Sherland San Antonio, Texas DNS

17. 78 Adam McCosh Cibolo DNS

NasKarts Feature Race Results
1. 20 Lyndon Kirk Austin, Texas 20 laps
2. 07 Megan Smith Austin, Texas 20 laps
3. 10 Brian Kuempel Austin, Texas 20 laps
4. 14 Travis Roberts Denver, Co. 20 laps
5. 29 Marty Kreis Austin, Texas 20 laps
6. 11 Gary Smith Austin, Texas 20 laps
7. 71 Mike Steinman Austin, Texas 20 laps
8. 6 Kevin Hummel Lakeway, Texas 20 laps
9. 8 Stephen Peppers Georgetown, Texas 20 laps
10. 47 Mason Teague Paige, Texas 19 laps
11. 9 Chris Terry Oklahoma City, Ok. DNS

By J M HALLAS

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Photo Caption: Keith Garrett, driver of the patriotic #79, closely battled Cary Stapp (black #99) to claim victory in the ASA A-Line Super Stock race at Thunderhill Raceway on Saturday night. Photo Credit: Jeff Garvin.

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Results for Thunderhill Raceway - 07/26/08

July 28, 2008

TEXAS PRO SEDANS: (1) Lalo Leal, Corpus Christi; (2) Mike Merrell, Kingsland; (3) Tom Johnson, Kingsland; (4) Mike Knotts, Universal City; (5) Lisa Sandoval, Corpus Christi

THR GRANDS STOCKS: (1) Homer Pitner, NewBraunfels; (2) Carolyn Aramendia, San Antonio; (3) James Aramendia, San Antonio; (4) Russell Vickery, Del Valle; (5) Michael Weaver, Elmendorf

NASKARTS: (1) Lyndon Kirk, Austin; (2) Meagan Smith, Austin; (3) Brian Kuempel, Austin; (4) Travis Roberts, Denver, CO; (5) Marty Kreis, Austin

TSRS LATE MODELS “DARITY 75″: (1) Heath Stewart, Del Valle; (2) Cody Smith, LaVernia; (3) Chris Schild, Leander; (4) Jake Kruger, Bastrop; (5) Bobby Teer, Jr., Comfort

THR THUNDER STOCKS: (1) Kevin Bowen, Taylor; (2) Gary Chancellor, Bastrop; (3) Steve Joyce, Buda; (4) Jeff Smith, LaVernia; (5) Mason Teague, Paige

THR ASA A-LINE SUPER STOCKS: (1) Keith Garrett, New Braunfels; (2) Cary Stapp, San Marcos; (3) Bobby LaFont, Cedar Park; (4) Chris Birmingham, Leander; (5) Duane Toyne, Leander

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This week at Thunderhill Raceway - 07/26

July 26, 2008

Schedule of events for Thunderhill Raceway this Saturday, July 26th, 2008

12:00 (noon)-Pit Gate Opens for Garage/Pit Passes
1:00-Tech Opens- All cars must get a 2008 safety inspection prior to entering the race track. Upon inspection, a THR sticker will be issued and will be valid for the entire season

From one in the afternoon to three fifty, the eight classes of racing Saturday will be tested and tuned to track specifications. The different series include, the Allison Legacy, Texas Pro Sedans, Pro Trucks, the Pro Modified, Thunder Stocks, Super Stocks, Grand Stocks, NASKARTS

4:00—Meeting for THR Officials/Staff and Touring Series Representatives
4:00—Grandstand Gates Open
4:30—Mandatory Meeting for TSRS Late Model Drivers and Spotters
5:00—Mandatory Meeting for all THR Drivers and Crew Chiefs
5:00—Track closed for Cleanup
6:00—Qualifying (green, white, checkered): TSRS Late Models—Qualifying followed by technical inspections and Top 6 Pick of the Dice (2) Texas Pro Sedans Qualifying Heat Races (8 laps each) NasKarts Heat Race (8 laps)
7:00—Opening Ceremony & Parade of Aid – Note: We will stop the program as close to 7:00 p.m. as possible. The THR Grand Stock, Thunder Stock and Super Stock heat races may possibly start before 7:00 p.m. Grand Stock Heat Races (8 laps each) Thunder Stock Heat Races (8 laps each) ASA A-Line Super Stock Heat Races (8 laps each) Feature Races Texas Pro Sedans (*20 laps or 20 minutes) Grand Stocks (*25 laps or 20 minutes) NasKarts (*20 laps or 10 minutes) JRA Bike and Power Wheel Races TSRS Late Model “Darity 75” (*75 laps or 45 minutes) Thunder Stocks (*30 laps or 30 minutes) ASA A-Line Super Stocks (*40 laps or 30 minutes)

*Whichever comes first

**Schedule is subject to change, if necessary

Pricing for Tickets is:
$10 for Adult Grandstand tickets, Kids under 12 get in free.
(There is a $2 discount for all students, senior citizens, police officers, firefighters and EMS with ID)
Military in uniform get in free.

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Carolyn Aramendia takes on the guys at Thunderhill Raceway

July 25, 2008

KYLE, TX - Carolyn Aramendia will be part of Saturday night’s racing action at Thunderhill Raceway (THR) - and she’s ready to tackle her male competitors on the track.

Aramendia is from San Antonio, TX, and drives the #50 white 1993 Ford Crown Victoria in the Grand Stocks, which is an entry-level class at THR. This class boasts 33 registered drivers, six of them female, making for some slim odds for a victory by the “girls.” But Aramendia is beating the odds - claiming three wins so far this year and continuing her lead in the Grand Stock 2008 points’ competition.

Aramendia was under a lot of pressure to maintain her points’ lead during the Grand Stock feature race a couple of weeks ago. She started the 25-lap Grand Stock feature race in the 12th position in a 16-car field. Aramendia fought off some tough challenges from her male counterparts on the track as she worked her way up through the field - including several attempts at outside passes. She finally took the lead on Lap 16 and held on for the win.

So far, most of Aramendia’s male competitors on the track haven’t treated her any differently. “For the most part, I don’t feel there’s a ‘ladies vs. men’ attitude on the track,” commented Aramendia. “Surprisingly, I feel like I’m being treated equally by the guys. They even take the time to congratulate me after a win or make a comment on how well I’ve done in a race.”

Some of Aramendia’s toughest challenges come from two of her Premier Motorsports teammates who also race in the Grand Stock class - Homer Pitner and James Aramendia. Pitner is currently in second place in the points’ race - trailing Aramendia by only 40 points.

Aramendia enjoys being challenged by Pitner. “Although Homer is second in points and is a tough competitor on the track, I feel he races me fairly and I don’t worry about him intentionally taking me out to get ahead in the race.”

James Aramendia - currently running third in points - is not only her teammate, but he’s also Carolyn’s brother-in-law.

“James verbally teases me a lot about taking me out,” said Carolyn. “So that makes him a bit intimidating on the track. I know he supports me in the points’ chase, but I also KNOW that he’d never just hand over a win to me or intentionally take me out. And that makes it all the more exciting.”

Aramendia has also raced against her husband, Joe, several times this year. “I have lots of fun racing against Joe, especially since I hadn’t raced against him prior to this year.”

Joe Aramendia is also part of the Premier Motorsports team, and he normally drives the #79 TSRS Late Model. Brian Moczygemba, Carolyn’s nephew and driver of the #50 TSRS Late Model, rounds out the list of drivers on the team.

Carolyn Aramendia is sponsored by Premier Minerals, Clear Choice Glass, Royal Purple and Aramendia Plumbing. The car owner is Frank Gabrysch. Carolyn is very grateful that her husband, sponsors and team have made it possible for her to race competitively.

Thunderhill Raceway will soon be launching a new campaign - “Women In Racing.” Carolyn Aramendia will be an important part of this campaign that will focus on local women who know all about life in the fast lane. Stay tuned to Thunderhill Raceway’s website (www.thunderhillraceway.com) for more details.

Carolyn Aramendia and the entire Premier Motorsports team will be competing in Saturday night’s (July 26) races at Thunderhill Raceway, starting at 7:00 p.m. The racing action will be highlighted by the return of the TSRS Late Models and the Texas Pro Sedans- along with the Thunderhill Raceway ASA A-Line Super Stocks, Thunder Stocks, Grand Stocks and NasKarts. The ever-popular JRA Kids Bike and Power Wheel races are also on the agenda.

Thunderhill Raceway is a 3/8-mile, asphalt D-shaped oval stock-car race track that’s located at 24801 IH-35, just north of San Marcos (TX) near Yarrington Road (Exit #210). For more information on Thunderhill Raceway, visit the THR website at www.thunderhillraceway.com.

By DEBBIE WILLIAMS
PR Director - Thunderhill Raceway

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Point leaders tackle tough challenges at Thunderhill Raceway

July 15, 2008

Cary Stapp and Carolyn Aramendia hustle their way to Winner’s Circle

KYLE, TX (July 14, 2008) - Saturday night’s racing action at Thunderhill Raceway (THR) presented some tough challenges to the current point leaders in the local classes - namely, Cary Stapp in the ASA A-Line Super Stocks, Carolyn Aramendia in the Grand Stocks and Joey Tschoerner in the Thunder Stocks.

Cary Stapp (San Marcos, TX) started his feature race in the ninth position. He picked off his competitors one at a time and then managed to grab the lead on Lap 9 of the 40-lap ASA A-Line Super Stock feature race - claiming his fourth feature win of the year. The gap for the lead in the local Super Stock points’ competition has now widened, and Stapp holds a commanding 159 point lead over Duane Toyne (Leander, TX).

Since Thunderhill Raceway is an ASA-sanctioned track, Stapp’s victory may help him regain his lead in the West Region in the ASA Short Track National Championship. Stapp went into Saturday’s race in the second position in the ASA West Region’s point standings, and the national results that will be posted on Tuesday evening (July 15) will include his latest win.

Carolyn Aramendia (San Antonio, TX) has been heading up the points’ competition in the Grand Stock class for several weeks, although her lead is much narrower. Following her victory on Saturday night, Aramendia is currently 40 points ahead of her teammate, Homer Pitner (New Branufels, TX).

Aramendia started the 25-lap Grand Stock feature race in the 12th position. She fought off some tough challenges from her male counterparts on the track as she worked her way up through the field - including several attempts at outside passes. Aramendia finally took the lead on Lap 16 and held on for the win.

A third place finish for Joey Tschoerner (Bartlett, TX) has helped him hold on to his points’ lead in the Thunder Stock class. Tschoerner started his feature race in the ninth position and fought some challenging battles as he advanced through the field. With only three laps to go, he was involved in an incident with Mason Teague (Paige, TX). Teague was sent to the rear, and Tschoerner was able to finish the race in the third position. Tschoerner is currently 25 points ahead of Teague.

Shawn Cannon (Forney, TX) claimed another victory in the Allison Legacy Race Series feature event. He started in the 4th position and took the lead early in the race. Cannon survived several incidents that brought out the caution flag, and he took the checkered flag in the 50-lap race.

Rusty Young (Helotes, TX) started on the outside pole for 20-lap feature race for the Dwarf Car Racing Series of Texas. After the caution flag was thrown on the first lap, Young grabbed the lead and held on for the win.

Lyndon Kirk (Austin, TX) claimed victory in the 20-lap NasKart race - holding off Travis Roberts (Denver, CO) and previous race winner, Mike Steinman (Austin, TX).

Jim Albert (Lockhart, TX) found his way to the THR Winner’s Circle for the fourth time this year in his #31 Pro Truck. Albert’s victory gives him a one-point advantage over Rusty Mirth (Austin, TX). Albert started in the third position and took over the lead early in the race.

The ExpressJet Pro Modified 35-lap feature event topped off the racing program for the night. JC Umscheid (Alvarado,TX) captured his sixth win this season and held on to his points’ lead in the Texas Pro Modified championship chase. After clocking the fastest qualifying time (15.356 seconds), Umscheid started in fourth based on a drawing for position. He took the lead on Lap 14 and finished the race several car lengths ahead of Tuffy Hudson (Ingleside, TX).

The next race scheduled for Thunderhill Raceway will be held on Saturday, July 26, starting at 7:00 p.m. The racing action will be highlighted by the return of the TSRS Late Models and the Texas Pro Sedans- along with the Thunderhill Raceway ASA A-Line Super Stocks, Thunder Stocks, Grand Stocks and NasKarts. The ever-popular JRA Kids Bike and Power Wheel races are also on the agenda.

By DEBBIE WILLIAMS
Public Relations Director - Thunderhill Raceway

Carolyn Aramendia celebrates her victory in the 25-lap Grand Stock race with her family on Saturday night at Thunderhill Raceway. Aramendia is currently holding the points’ lead in the Grand Stock class.

Photo courtesy of Jeff Garvin.

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Results from Thunderhill Raceway - 07/12/08

July 12, 2008

Allison Legacy Race Series 1. 45 Shawn Cannon Forney, Texas 50 laps
2. 3 Taylor Brandes Garden Ridge, Texas 50 laps
3. 10 Dillon Spreen Boerne, Texas 50 laps
4. 9 Morgan LeBaron Cedar Creek, Texas 50 laps
5. 87 Charles Aikin Round Rock, Texas 50 laps
6. 18 Darius Garcia Seabrook, Texas 50 laps
7. 24 Kris Kerr San Antonio, Texas 49 laps
8. 88 Gavin Boyett Boerne, Texas 48 laps
9. 14 Tom Harwell, San Antonio, Texas 45 laps

Pro Trucks

1. 31 Jim Albert Lockhart, Texas 40 laps
2. 07 Rusty Mirth Austin, Texas 40 laps
3. 42 Jason Marshall Leander, Texas 40 laps
4. 61 Volker Steffan Marble Falls, Texas 40 laps
5. 72 Brent Bell Katy, Texas 40 laps
6. 6 D.L. Wilson China Springs, Texas 40 laps
7. 56 Pat Wiley Sunnyvale, Texas 40 laps
8. 3 David Lewien Blanco, Texas 40 laps
9. 13 Nick Riddell Sunnyvale, Texas 26 laps
10. 28 Shawn Paul Lehman Manchaca, Texas 23 laps

Pro Modifieds

1. 5 JC Umscheid Alvarado, Texas 35 laps
2. 7 Tuffy Hudson Ingleside, Texas 35 laps
3. 9 Ian Webster Spring, Texas 35 laps
4. 26 Bob Slezinsky Beeville, Texas 35 laps
5. 22 John Paul Kliewer Fair Oaks, Texas 35 laps
6. 78 Greg “Doc” Baber Uvalde, Texas 35 laps

Grand Stock Results 7-12-08

Heat #1

1. 07

2. 50

3. 53

4. 97

5. 68

6. 12

7. 44

8. 81-3

9. 13-1

Heat #2

1. 65

2. 08

3. 79

4. 70

5. 39

6. 32

7. 30-7

8. 46-1

9. 91-DNS

Feature

1. 50 Carolyn Aramendia San Antonio, Texas 23 laps

2. 68 Kenneth Wright McQueeney, Texas 23 laps

3. 07 Richard Fitch Buda, Texas 23 laps

4. 79 Homer Pitner New Braunfels, Texas 23 laps

5. 97 James Aramendia Seguin, Texas 23 laps

6. 32 Tammy Thames Bastrop, Texas 23 laps

7. 08 Mike Farish Copperas Cove Texas 23 laps

8. 12 Art Ganss Driftwood, Texas 23 laps

9. 44 Russell Vickery 23 laps

10. 70 John Fitch Buda, Texas 23 laps

11. 53 Cody Smith Kyle, Texas 21 laps

12. 46 Mark Rahn 21 laps

13. 65 Floyd Reed Spicewood, Texas 19 laps

14. 81 Michael Weaver Elmendorf, Texas 14 laps

15. 30 Bryon Reed Kyle, Texas 12 laps

16. 39 Mark Chrudimsky Hutto, Texas 4 laps

17. 13 James “Cooter” Lynch Cedar Park, Texas DNS

18. 91 Marcia Moore Cedar Creek, Texas DNS

ASA A line Super Stock Results 7-12-08

Heat #1

1. 3

2. 99

3. 01

4. 9

5. 11

6. 28-7

Heat #2

1. 7

2. 4

3. 58

4. 18

5. 19

Feature

1. 99 Cary Stapp San Marcos, Texas 40 laps

2. 28 Shawn Paul Lehman Manchaca, Texas 40 laps

3. 3 Clint LaFont Volente, Texas 40 laps

4. 01 Terry Tschoerner Taylor, Texas 40 laps

5. 18 Mickey McKim Manchaca, Texas 40 laps

6. 7 Rodney Rodriguez Round Rock, Texas 40 laps

7. 9 Chris Birmingham Leander, Texas 33 laps

8. 58 Matt Hodge Kyle, Texas 20 laps

9. 19 Brent Reeves Converse, Texas 9 laps

10. 11 Tracy Tschoerner Taylor, Texas 14 laps

11. 4 Duane Toyne Leander, Texas 2 laps

Thunder Stock Results for 7-12-08

Heat #1

1. 14

2. 2

3. 13

4. 20

5. 29

6. 8

7. 58-5

Heat #2

1. 4

2. 18

3. 16

4. 15

5. 56

6. 93

7. 75

Feature

1. 2 Kevin Bowen Taylor, Texas 30 laps

2. 13 James “Cooter” Lynch Cedar Park, Texas 30 laps

3. 14 Joey Tschoerner Bartlett, Texas 30 laps

4. 15 Jeff Smith LaVernia, Texas 30 laps

5. 20 Steve Joyce Buda, Texas 30 laps

6. 16 Mason Teague Paige, Texas 30 laps

7. 56 Joey Jenkins Del Valle, Texas 30 laps

8. 18 Anthony Gordon San Antonio, Texas 30 laps

9. 4 Gary Chancellor Bastrop, Texas 30 laps

10. 29 Brandon Brown LaVernia, Texas 30 laps

11. 93 Vincent Trietch San Antonio, Texas 17 laps

12. 75 Duane Sanders Killeen, Texas 16 laps

13. 8 David Sevilla Jr. San Antonio, Texas 5 laps

14. 58 Greg Rohmer San Antonio, Texas DNS

Dwarf Car Results for 7-12-08

Heat #1

1. 16

2. 8

3. 60

4. 55

5. 07

6. 33-7

7. 37-7

8. 93-7

Heat #2

1. 88

2. 20

3. 3

4. 6

5. 72

6. 05

7. 32

Feature

1. 88 Rusty Young Helotes, Texas 20 laps

2. 6 Jim Rogers Corpus Christi, Texas 20 laps

3. 3 Rocky Bassham Corpus Christi, Texas 20 laps

4. 05 Keith Roach Buda, Texas 20 laps

5. 20 Jerry Young Helotes, Texas 20 laps

6. 16 Chris Knandel Corpus Christi, Texas 20 laps

7. 32 Hoppy Malatek Fentres, Texas 20 laps

8. 37 Butch Havelka Corpus Christi, Texas 20 laps

9. 07 Michael Dion Austin, Texas 20 laps

10. 72 Arden Vikre San Marcos, Texas 20 laps

11. 8 Chuck McCormick Helotes, Texas 20 laps

12. 55 Coby Young Helotes, Texas 20 laps

13. 33 Paul Havelka Victoria. Texas 20 laps

14. 93 Robert Knandel Corpus Christi, Texas 12 laps

15. 60 Richard Smith Wimberley, Texas 0 laps

NasKart Results 7-12-08

Heat #1

1. 29

2. 77

3. 20

4. 8

5. 71

6. 14

7. 9

8. 47

9. 07

10. 42

11. 6

12. 10-5

Feature

1. 20 Lyndon Kirk Austin, Texas 20 laps

2. 14 Travis Roberts Denver, Colorado 20 laps

3. 71 Mike Steinman Austin, Texas 20 laps

4. 9 Chris Terry Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 20 laps

5. 77 Jim Mullins Austin, Texas 20 laps

6. 10 Scott Aurthurs Austin, Texas 20 laps

7. 6 Kevin Hummel Lakeway, Texas 20 laps

8. 29 Marty Kreis Austin, Texas 20 laps

9. 47 Kelly Garrett 20 laps

10. 8 Stephen Peppers Georgetown, Texas 19 laps

11. 42 Mike Bell Austin, Texas 18 laps

12. 07 Megan Smith DNS

By DEBBIE WILLIAMS
Public Relations Director

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This weekend at Thunderhill Raceway - 07/08/08

July 8, 2008

Schedule of events for Thunderhill Raceway this Saturday, July 12th, 2008

12:00 (noon)-Pit Gate Opens for Garage/Pit Passes
1:00-Tech Opens- All cars must get a 2008 safety inspection prior to entering the race track. Upon inspection, a THR sticker will be issued and will be valid for the entire season

4:00-Meeting for THR Officials/Staff and Touring Series Representatives
4:00-Grandstand Gates Open
4:30-Mandatory Meeting for Pro Truck, ExpressJet Pro Modified and Allison Legacy Drivers and Spotters
5:00-Mandatory Meeting for all THR Drivers and Crew Chiefs
5:00-Track closed for Cleanup
6:00-Qualifying (green, white, checkered): Pro Trucks-Qualifying followed by technical inspections and Top 6 Pick of the Dice ExpressJet Pro Modifieds-Qualifying followed by technical inspections and Top 6 Pick of the Dice (2) Dwarf Car Racing Series of Texas Qualifying Heat Races (8 laps each) NasKarts Heat Race (8 laps)
7:00-Opening Ceremony & Parade of Aid - Note: We will stop the program as close to 7:00 p.m. as possible. The THR Grand Stock, Thunder Stock and Super Stock heat races may possibly start before 7:00 p.m. Grand Stocks Heat Races (8 laps each) ASA A-Line Super Stocks Heat Races (8 laps each) Thunder Stocks Heat Races (8 laps each)
Feature Races: Allison Legacy Race Series (*50 laps or 40 minutes) Dwarf Car Racing Series of Texas (*20 laps or 20 minutes) NasKarts (*20 laps or 10 minutes) Grand Stocks (*25 laps or 20 minutes) ASA A-Line Super Stocks (*40 laps or 30 minutes) Pro Truck Driver Introductions and 50-Lap Feature Race (*50 laps or 30 minutes) Thunder Stocks (*30 laps or 30 minutes) Pro Modified “ExpressJet 50″ (*50 laps or 30 minutes)

*Whichever comes first
**Schedule is subject to change, if necessary

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