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ALL STARS INVADE ELDORA OCT 4

ROSSBURG, Ohio (Sept .23) -- Over the past several years, Kenny Jacobs has
pretty much dominated the All Star Circuit of Champions sprint scene at
Eldora Speedway, but Chad Kemenah is quickly correcting that. After winning
the Eldora Anniversary race in June, Kemenah, who has wrapped up the series
points crown, is looking to repeat that win and put an exclamation point on
the end of his season on Saturday night Oct. 4.

Of the 112 All Star events completed on Eldora’s one-half mile clay oval
since 1981, Jacobs has compiled an impressive 21 wins, while Kemenah has
three to his credit. With a win in 2001 and another last season, Kemenah has
earmarked himself as a genuine contender whenever the All Stars invade
Eldora.

Jacobs, meanwhile, hopes to swing the momentum back into his direction. Last
year’s winless spell broke a string of seven straight years that found him
sitting in Eldora’s hallowed victory lane. Jacobs has been on a hot streak
recently, with a win at Lawrenceburg and several other top five All Star
finishes.

While much of the focus will be directed towards Jacobs and Kemenah, another
driver that is hungry to return to the winner’s circle is Greg Wilson.
Wilson racked up two All Star wins in 2001, but failed to grab the checkered
here last season.

With the points crown wrapped up by Kemenah, second and third in the final
standings will go to Jason Johnson and Dean Jacobs, but positions four
through six are still up in the air. Eldora’s season final for the All Stars
will be the last chance to gain valuable points among drivers Ryan Coniam,
Jeff Shepard and Wilson. The trio is separated by only 15 points and
Saturday will tell the tale in the final point standings and determine the
amount on points fund check that awaits at the end of the season.

Haulmark All Star Sprint Results – Mercer Raceway Park - Sat. 9/20/03
By Scott Hall

MERCER, PA – Dale Blaney’s misfortune was Ed Lynch, Jr.’s gain
Saturday night at Mercer Raceway Park in the Haulmark All Star sprint car 40
lap Chuck Marsh Memorial feature. Blaney had a tire going down under a late
race caution, forcing him pitside while leading with only three laps
remaining, handing the lead and win to Lynch.
With his fourth place finish, Chad Kemenah clinched his second
consecutive All Star points championship.
“Dale was faster, and he had a low tire when he came by me and he was
going to be fine as long as the tire was low. On the last caution it was
flat and I know he wanted to run. If he could have run on three wheels I
think he would have tried,” Lynch said in victory lane. “A little bit of
luck while running second…that’s when you have to take advantage of somebody
else’s bad luck,” he added after his sixth career All Star win. He becomes
the 21st different All Star winner this season in the Lynch Racing J&J with
Kistler power.
Lynch and Mark Smith started the race from the front row with Smith’s
Zemco machine taking the initial lead with Lynch second and Blaney third. On
the sixth lap Lynch dove under Smith in turn two to take the lead, and
Blaney also applied heavy pressure to Smith. A lap later Blaney was in
second, with Lynch in his sights. As Lynch entered lapped traffic, Blaney
began moving through the lapped cars and finally was right on Lynch’s back
bumper. Lap 13 was unlucky for Blaney as he dove hard under the leader in
turn two and hit the inside berm of the racetrack, getting sideways and
losing a lot of ground to Lynch. Blaney gathered his car back in, holding
off Jason Johnson for third.
Lynch was again cruising along in the lead, with Blaney slowly reeling
him back in. A Smith spin on lap 22 slowed the action just as Blaney passed
Lynch for the lead, with the caution flag nullifying the pass. The running
order was now Lynch, Blaney, Johnson, Jeff Shepard, Kenny Jacobs and
Kemenah. Lynch bobbled on the backstretch following the restart, allowing
Blaney to shoot by into the lead. Blaney began motoring away from Lynch as
Jacobs was on the move forward, passing Shepard for fourth on lap 27.
Shepard got past Jacobs again and the pair began a torrid duel for third,
which lasted for 10 circuits. On lap 37 Shepard ran into the lapped car of
Gary Kreiss, who slid right in front of him, leaving Shepard no where to go.
Shepard’s front end was broken, forcing him pitside.
Drama began to unfold under caution as the leader Blaney knew his rear
tire was low, and he began to spin his tires to try to keep the air pressure
up. However, All Star officials sent Blaney to the pits for a tire change,
citing safety reasons. This handed the lead back to Lynch for the restart,
and Lynch motored away for an easy win over Jacobs, Johnson and Kemenah.
“I had a pretty good car in the middle of the race and I used up my tire
and my motor is absolutely burnt. In the race it got so hot it would hardly
run and that last yellow cooled it back down. Jason had brake trouble or I
probably would not have got past him,” said Jacobs, the pilot of Pete
Grove’s No. 70 J&J.
“We lost a right rear brake about half way through, so I was just kind
of rolling around trying to stay out of trouble. We just did the best we
could,” Johnson, the pilot of Al Harrison’s No. 22, stated after his third
place run.
Kemenah was fourth and last place starter Scott Bonnell ran a steady race
to come home fifth with Rod George sixth, ahead of Chad Blonde, Erin
Crocker, Byron Reed and Blaney, who came from the tail after the tire change
for tenth.
The Crown Battery heat fell to Rod George, the B&B Products heat went to
Ralph Spithaler, the Engler Machine and Tool heat was won by Gary Kreiss Jr.
and the TP Wings heat fell to Dale Blaney. Shepard won the United Aluminum
Window Sales & Consulting B Main and Kenny Jacobs captured the Haulmark
Dash. Erin Crocker was the Huggins Cams Fast Time qualifier with a new track
record of 12.886 seconds, breaking the year old mark of Kenny Jacobs at
13.292. Crocker also holds the Mercer 360 track record. Ryan Coniam crashed
hard on his second time trial lap and pulled out his backup car, forcing him
to the rear of the lineup for the B Main.

Huggins Cams Time Trials: 1. Erin Crocker, Woodring 16c, 12.886 (NTR); 2.
Ryan Coniam, Coniam 6c, 12.892; 3. Chad Kemenah, Harble 15k, 12.928; 4.
Jason Johnson, Harrison 22, 12.941; 5. Dale Blaney, Andrews 72b, 12.986; 6.
Kenny Jacobs, Grove 70, 13.058; 7. Jeff Shepard, Ashworth 92, 13.058; 8.
Mark Smith, Zemco 1z, 13.162; 9. Ed Lynch, Jr., Lynch 2L, 13.309; 10. Tim
Hunter, Hunter 2H, 13.352; 11. Chad Blonde, Blonde 5, 3.395; 12. Chad Hill,
Shearer 44, 13.417; 13. Lee Jacobs, Burmeister 16, 13.424; 14. Rod George,
George 4, 13.439; 15. Jamie Smith, Smith 5G, 13.440; 16. Byron Reed, B&S 5,
13.490; 17. Arnie Kent, Kent 18, 13.553; 18. Greg Wilson, Hampshire 63,
13.594; 19. Ralph Spithaler, Jr, Spithaler 56, 13.633; 20. Andrew Palker,
Palker 57x, 13.754; 21. Bruce Robenalt, Robenalt 98, 13.782; 22. Brock
Mayes, Mayes 11, 13.786; 23. Andy McKisson, McKisson 0, 13.891; 24. Gary
Kreiss, Jr., Kreiss 55J, 13.931; 25. Butch Beasley, Beasley 1, 13.987; 26.
Gary Edwards, Schuller 61, 14.177; 27. Barry Ruble, Ruble 63r, 14.484; 28.
Scott Bonnell, Bonnell 3, 14.492; 29. Brent Covell, Covell 81, 14.676; 30.
Bill Kiley, Kiley 4k, 14.768; 31. Gale Ruth Jr, Ruth 678, 14.962; 32. Gary
McCollum, Rudzik 32, 15.748; 33. Rob Eyler, Eyler 5, NT; 34. Ralph Engel,
Kubick 00, NT.
Crown Battery Heat (8 laps): 1. George 2. Wilson 3. K. Jacobs 4. Hunter
5. Mayes 6. Crocker 7. Kiley 8. Edwards.
B&B Products Heat (8 laps): 1. Spithaler 2. McKisson 3. J. Smith 4.
Blonde 5. Kemenah 6. Shepard 7. Ruth 8. Ruble.
Engler Machine & Tool Heat (8 laps): 1. Kreiss 2. Johnson 3. Palker 4.
Hill 5. M. Smith 6. Bonnell 7. Reed 8. McCollum.
TP Wings Heat (8 laps): 1. Blaney 2. Lynch 3. Robenalt 4. Kent 5. L.
Jacobs 6. Beasley 7. Covell 8. Engel 9. Eyler 10. Coniam (DNS).
Haulmark Dash (4 laps): 1. K. Jacobs 2. Blaney 3. Kemenah 4. Johnson 5.
Lynch 6. Wilson.
United Aluminum Window Sales & Consulting B Main (12 laps): 1. Shepard 2.
Crocker 3. Reed 4. Bonnell 5. Coniam 6. Covell 7. Engel 8. Beasley 9.
McCollum 10. Ruble 11. Ruth.
Haulmark A Main (40 laps): 1. Ed Lynch Jr. 2. Kenny Jacobs 3. Jason
Johnson 4. Chad Kemenah 5. Scott Bonnell 6. Rod George 7. Chad Blonde 8.
Erin Crocker 9. Byron Reed 10. Dale Blaney 11. Arnie Kent 12. Lee Jacobs 13.
Gary Kreiss 14. Jamie Smith 15. Chad Hill 16. Greg Wilson 17. Andy McKisson
18. Brock Mayes 19. Jeff Shepard 20. Tim Hunter 21. Mark Smith 22. Bruce
Robenalt 23. Andrew Palker 24. Ralph Spithaler.
Lap Leaders: Mark Smith 1-6, Ed Lynch Jr. 7-22, Dale Blaney 23-37, Lynch
38-40.

All Star Sprint Points:
1. Chad Kemenah 3900
2. Jason Johnson 3565
3. Dean Jacobs 3236
4. Ryan Coniam 3058
5. Jeff Shepard 3046
6. Greg Wilson 3043
7. Bill Rose 2847
8. Barry Ruble 2057
9. Bruce Robenalt 2009
10. Kenny Jacobs 1935

Lernerville Speedway All Star Race Rained Out

Sarver, PA – (Sept.19, 2003) The Lernerville Speedway Haulmark All Star
Dave & Earl Bauman Sprint Car Series feature scheduled for Friday was washed
out by Mother Nature. The feature will be made up as a part of an All Star
program at Lernerville next season. Information on when this race will be
run will be available on allstarsprint.com next week.

The weekend continues for the All Stars on Saturday night Sept. 20 at
Mercer (PA) Raceway Park for the Chuck Marsh Memorial. Gates open at 2:30
with hot laps at 5:00 and racing at 7:00 pm sharp.

The All Star sprint season concludes with events Sat. Sept. 27 in Benton,
MO and at Eldora Speedway (Rossburg, OH) on Sat. Oct. 4.

Lernerville & Mercer this weekend

Sarver, PA - (Sept. 15, 2003) At Lernerville Speedway, regular admission
of $10 will get you into the grandstands to see the Haulmark All Star Dave &
Earl Bauman Sprint Car Series Dash and A-Feature, Friday, September 19, 2003
at 7:30 pm, plus a complete Dingbat Restaurants Pure Stock program and a
Demo Derby.
The 35-lap Haulmark All-Star feature pays $6,000 to win. The first
five rows of the feature All-Star grid have four Lernerville track champions
with seven of the last 13 crowns garnered since 1991. Dale Blaney, the 1991
Lernerville Track Champion has not won at the Sarver oval since September
1991. That year he garnered five feature victories. The Knoxville National
"Rookie of the Year" and the first female to make their Nationals, Erin
Crocker from Massachusetts is also in the field.
The feature lineup is:
1. Rod George, George 4
2. Dale Blaney, Andrews 72b
3. Shane Stewart, Chilcut 4m
4. Ryan Coniam, Coniam 6c
5. Ed Lynch, Jr., Lynch 2L
6. Chad Kemenah, Harble 15k
7. Chad Hill, Shearer 44
8. Jeff Shepard, Ashworth 92
9. Jamie Smith, Smith 5G
10. Jeremy Campbell, Campbell 10c
11. Byron Reed, B&S 5
12. Bill Rose, Rose 6
13. Erin Crocker, Woodring 16c
14. Jason Johnson, Harrison 22
15. Stevie Smith, Smith 19
16. Bruce Robenalt, Robenalt 98
17. Kenny Jacobs, Grove 70
18. Eric Smith, Smith 7z
19. Dean Jacobs, Pullins 29
20. Scott Bonnell, Bonnell 3
21. Ralph Engel, Kubick 00
22. Bob Bennett, Mickle 3
23. Dan Shetler, Shetler 7K
24. Kevin Schaeffer, Schaeffer 9
A complete show for Dingbat Restaurants Pure Stocks will also be on
the racing card capped by a giant Demo Derby. Be there Friday, September
19th to witness Lernerville's last "Sprintacular" Sprint clash of 2003
honoring two very special gentlemen who left their mark in local racing,
Dave & Earl Bauman.

The weekend continues for the All Stars on Saturday night Sept. 20 at
Mercer (PA) Raceway Park for the Chuck Marsh Memorial.
The All Star sprint season concludes with events Sat. Sept. 27 in Benton,
MO and at Eldora Speedway (Rossburg, OH) on Sat. Oct. 4.

Haulmark All Star Sprint Results - Lawrenceburg Speedway - Sat. 9/13/03
By Scott Hall

LAWRENCEBURG, IN - Dale Blaney held off Dean and Kenny Jacobs Saturday
night at the Lawrenceburg Speedway to win the Haulmark All Star sprint car
50 lap Hoosier Fall Classic feature. The 21st annual event paid $12,000 to
win to 15th starting Blaney for his second Lawrenceburg triumph of 2003 in
the Fritz Andrews Maxim with Fisher power.
"We didn't have a great time trial run, I felt like I let my guys down a
little bit, maybe I really didn't push it as hard as I should have, so I
told them I had 50 laps to make up for it," Blaney stated in victory lane.
"The car was great, I could run anywhere. It all just worked out for us.
We're awful glad to get a win here," Blaney concluded after recording his
fourth win of the season in the Troyer Trail Bologna, Youngstown Harley
Davidson machine.
Jason Johnson and Rob Chaney started from the front row for the 12 and ½
mile contest with Johnson leading the first go round and Chaney leading on
lap two. Action was slowed by a red on lap five when fourth running Jeremy
Campbell got sideways and collected fifth place Kelly Kinser with Kinser
ending up standing on his tail alongside Campbell. Chaney pulled away again
following the restart, but Reed moved back in on his bumper followed by
Kenny Jacobs and 12th starter Kraig Kinser. Kinser was third on lap 11 and
second on lap 13 as the leader entered lapped traffic. A lap later Kinser
went low on the backstretch to pass Chaney for the lead.
Kinser led into lapped traffic and was running the bottom groove to
perfection, motoring easily away from the rest of the pack. Then disaster
struck Kinser on lap 27 as he bumped an infield tire, breaking the left
front suspension on the Delco Remy No. 11. Kinser was forced to retire,
handing the lead to Reed. Reed led K. Jacobs, Blaney, Johnson, Greg Wilson
and Jeff Shepard to the green for the restart, but just one circuit later
Blaney took command with a low move off turn four. From that point on it was
Blaney in the lead, with a fierce battle among Reed and K. Jacobs for
second.
As the laps wound down K. Jacobs secured second with Reed comfortably in
third. With five laps to go and Blaney once again in lapped traffic, D.
Jacobs was on the move forward and took third from a fading Reed on lap 47.
Dean went to the low groove to pass his brother for second on the last lap
and that's how they finished.
"I had a good race car and running on the bottom seems to work real good
for me here. We still didn't have our best motor in so second was pretty
good tonight," Dean Jacobs recalled afterward.
"I needed a couple breaks with lapped cars. We had a better race car on
the top that anyone else but it just didn't work out. I couldn't get clear
of Dale to get on top and take off," a disappointed Kenny Jacobs said of his
third place run.
Johnson finished fourth with ninth starting Shepard fifth. Reed held on
to sixth, followed by All Star points leader Kemenah, who started 11th. Greg
Wilson ended up eighth ahead of last row starter Chad Blonde and Brock
Mayes.
The Crown Battery heat fell to Marc Jessup in his second career winged
race, the B&B Products heat went to Erin Crocker, the Engler Machine and
Tool heat was won by Nick Naber and the TP Wings heat fell to Ryan Coniam.
Spud Gustin won the Outerwears Pre-filters C Main. United Aluminum Window
Sales & Consulting B Main. Byron Reed captured the Haulmark Dash. Greg
Wilson was the Huggins Cams Fast Time qualifier earning a leather jacket,
courtesy of Tri-State Outlook.
Race fans Amanda Puckett and David Dalton were married on the
frontstretch in a pre-race ceremony.

Huggins Cams Time Trials: 1. Greg Wilson, Hampshire 63, 10.441; 2. Jeremy
Campbell, Campbell 10c, 10.455; 3. Kenny Jacobs, Grove 70, 10.644; 4. Kelly
Kinser, Kinser 4k, 10.674; 5. Byron Reed, B&S 5, 10.696; 6. Rob Chaney, SC
Racing 9x, 10.698; 7. Brock Mayes, Mayes 11, 10.774; 8. Jason Johnson,
Harrison 22, 10.781; 9. Brandon Wimmer, Wimmer 7tw, 10.783; 10. Jeff
Shepard, Ashworth 92, 10.810; 11. Terry McCarl, McCarl 24, 10.815; 12. Todd
Kane, Kane 78, 10.841; 13. Brad Stevens, G&N 6n, 10.852; 14. Chad Kemenah,
Harble 15k, 10.881; 15. Kraig Kinser, Kinser 11k, 10.924; 16. Tom Busch,
Busch 4B, 10.943; 17. Todd Kelley, Kelley 21K, 11.001; 18. Erin Crocker,
Woodring 16c, 11.095; 19. Dale Blaney, Andrews 72b, 11.113; 20. Dean Jacobs,
Pullins 29, 11.160; 21. Marc Jessup, Rock Steady 3r, 11.185; 22. John Ivy,
Carousel 20, 11.193; 23. Nick Naber, Jarrell 22, 11.242; 24. Ryan Coniam,
Coniam 6c, 11.337; 25. Bill Rose, Rose 6, 11.383; 26. Mark Clark, Harpe 1H,
11.413; 27. Dickie Gaines, Lubbert 70, 11.517; 28. Butch Schroeder, Brown
99, 11.528; 29. Chad Blonde, Blonde 5, 11.548; 30. Curt Trainer, Trainer 36,
11.577; 31. David Waltman, Waltman 10w, 11.594; 32. Kevin Briscoe, Briscoe
5x, 11.671; 33. Andy James, James 72, 11.674; 34. Kyle Stuchell, Stuchell
48s, 11.765; 35. Mike Linder, James 3, 11.859; 36. Paul May, May 71m,
11.865; 37. Barry Ruble, Ruble 63r, 11.886; 38. Spud Gustin, Gustin 4G,
11.951; 39. Kaley Gharst, Gharst 1G, 12.000; 40. Chad Souders, Souders 12s,
12.132; 41. Patrick Haynes, Haynes 5H, 12.324; 42. Kyle Thomas, Thomas 19,
12.524; 43. Bruce Robenalt, Robenalt 98, 12.784; 44. Kent Wolters, Kinser
51, 12.876; 45. Craig McGuire, McGuire 4, NT; 46. Mike Mossi, Mossi 13, NT.

Crown Battery Heat (10 laps): 1. Jessup 2. Reed 3. Blonde 4. James 5.
Rose 6. Kelley 7. Stevens 8. Haynes 9. Wimmer 10. Wilson 11. Ruble.
B&B Products Heat (10 laps): 1. Crocker 2. Ivy 3. Shepard 4. Campbell 5.
Chaney 6. Clark 7. Trainer 8. Robenalt 9. Stuchell 10. Gustin 11. Kemenah.
Engler Machine & Tool Heat (10 laps): 1. Naber 2. Blaney 3. K. Jacobs 4.
Kr. Kinser 5. McCarl 6. Mayes 7. Linder 8. Gaines 9. Waltman 10. Gharst 11.
Wolters.
TP Wings Heat (10 laps): 1. Coniam 2. Busch 3. Ke. Kinser 4. D. Jacobs 5.
Johnson 6. Kane 7. May 8. Schroeder 9. Souders 10. Briscoe.
Haulmark Dash (4 laps): 1. Reed 2. K. Jacobs 3. Chaney 4. Ke. Kinser 5.
Johnson 6. Shepard.
Outerwears Pre-filters C Main (8 laps): 1. Gustin 2. Gharst 3. Souders 4.
Haynes 5. Robenalt 6. Ruble 7. Wolters.
United Aluminum Window Sales & Consulting B Main (15 laps): 1. Kemenah 2.
Mayes 3. Wilson 4. Schroeder 5. Briscoe 6. Kelley 7. Stuchell 8. Linder 9.
May 10. Trainer 11. Wimmer 12. Haynes 13. Waltman 14. Clark 15. Gharst 16.
Stevens 17. Gustin 18. Souders 19. Kane 20. Gaines.
Haulmark A Main (50 laps): 1. Dale Blaney 2. Dean Jacobs 3. Kenny Jacobs
4. Jason Johnson 5. Jeff Shepard 6. Byron Reed 7. Chad Kemenah 8. Greg
Wilson 9. Chad Blonde 10. Brock Mayes 11. Erin Crocker 12. John Ivy 13. Ryan
Coniam 14. Terry McCarl 15. Nick Naber 16. Rob Chaney 17. Bill Rose 18. Marc
Jessup 19. Kraig Kinser 20. Butch Schroeder 21. Andy James 22. Tom Busch 23.
Kelly Kinser 24. Jeremy Campbell.
Lap Leaders: Jason Johnson 1, Rob Chaney 2-13, Kraig Kinser 14-27, Byron
Reed 28, Dale Blaney 29-50.

All Star Sprint Points:
1. Chad Kemenah 3768
2. Jason Johnson 3432
3. Dean Jacobs 3296
4. Greg Wilson 2975
5. Ryan Coniam 2958
6. Jeff Shepard 2942
7. Bill Rose 2907
8. Kelly Kinser 1971
9. Barry Ruble 1957
10. Bruce Robenalt 1908

ASCS Gulf South Postponed at Many

MANY, Lou. (September 12, 2003) - Heavy rains have forced the postponement of
Saturday night's American Sprint Car Series Gulf South Region event at Many
Motor Speedway.

The event has been rescheduled for Saturday night, September 27, when the
ASCS Gulf South Region Sprint Cars will be the featured class in the Many Motor
Speedway championships.

Haulmark All Star Sprint Results - Lawrenceburg Speedway - Fri. 9/12/03
By Scott Hall

LAWRENCEBURG, IN - Experience prevailed over youth Friday night at the
Lawrenceburg Speedway in the Haulmark All Star sprint car 30 lap feature.
Veteran Kenny Jacobs prevailed when youthful Jeremy Campbell was leading and
ran off the racetrack, handing the feature win to Jacobs in the Pete Grove
No. 70 J&J wrenched by Andy Potter.
With his seventh place finish in the feature, Chad Kemenah has all but
wrapped up the 2003 All Star points title. All Kemenah has to do is sign in
and receive his show-up points at the final five All Star events to clinch
his second consecutive crown. His lead over Jason Johnson is currently 343
points.
"It's been a down season," Jacobs stated from victory lane. "I can't
believe it's been so long since I won a race. I was starting to give up
hope. We were going to run second in this race but Jeremy had trouble coming
off four and it opened the door for us. I just had to hit my lines just
right and stay ahead of him. He had an awful fast racecar." The win was the
97th of his career for Jacobs and his first since June 8, 2002. Jacobs also
revealed he does not have a ride lined up for next season as his deal with
current owner Pete Grove ends when the All Star season is complete.
Jacobs started from the pole with Jeff Shepard alongside. Jacobs grabbed
the initial lead with Shepard second until Jason Johnson went under Shepard
for second on lap three. Campbell, meanwhile, started sixth in his own Maxim
and passed Johnson for second on lap seven. Johnson and Campbell traded
second behind Jacobs for then next three laps. Jacobs entered lapped
traffic, and Johnson, now second, went to the low groove going down the
backstretch to grab the lead on lap ten. That left Campbell and Jacobs to
battle for second with Campbell finally prevailing for that spot by lap 20.
Todd Kane was really on the move now and was battling Jacobs for third when
a caution appeared, nullifying his third place pass. That caution was for
the leader Johnson who was in heavy lapped traffic in Al Harrison's No. 22
and ran into turn three too hard and spun, costing him the lead. This put
Campbell into the number one spot for the restart over Jacobs, Shepard, Todd
Kane, up from 18th starting spot and Curt Trainer. Campbell led through
another restart for Kraig Kinser, who spun out of fifth place. Campbell was
fast and jumped out to a nice lead over Jacobs again until he jumped the
cushion coming off turn four, allowing Jacobs to take over the lead for the
rest of the race. Campbell ended up second with Shepard third.
"I had it but that last restart going over that bump messed me up. I
messed up and you can't do anything about it," Campbell recalled of his
second place finish.
"I had something go wrong with my engine," Shepard revealed after
finishing third. "Something was grinding there at the end. But that wasn't
the reason we didn't win. Kenny did a great job and Jeremy got off the
racetrack. But we'll take third, it could have been a lot worse."
Greg Wilson stated 11th and ended up fourth ahead of Kane, Kemenah, who
started 16th, Trainer, Terry McCarl and Busch.
The Crown Battery heat fell to John Ivy, the B&B Products heat went to
Todd Kane, the Engler Machine and Tool heat was won by Kraig Kinser and the
TP Wings heat fell to Kemenah. Mark Clark won the Outerwears Pre-filters C
Main and Brock Mayes won the United Aluminum Window Sales & Consulting B
Main. Jeremy Campbell was the Huggins Cams Fast Time qualifier, earning a
$250 leather jacket courtesy of Tri-State Outlook.

Huggins Cams Time Trials: 1. Jeremy Campbell, Campbell 10c, 10.268; 2.
Curt Trainer, Trainer 36, 10.296; 3. Tom Busch, Busch 4B, 10.340; 4. Jason
Johnson, Harrison 22, 10.368; 5. Jeff Shepard, Ashworth 92, 10.390; 6. Dale
Blaney, Andrews 72b, 10.392; 7. Kenny Jacobs, Grove 70, 10.415; 8. Nick
Naber, Jarrell 22, 10.420; 9. Bill Rose, Rose 6, 10.420; 10. Rob Chaney, SC
Racing 9x, 10.452; 11. Brandon Wimmer, Wimmer 7tw, 10.461; 12. Kelly Kinser,
Kinser 4k, 10.471; 13. Terry McCarl, McCarl 24, 10.472; 14. Greg Wilson,
Hampshire 63, 10.478; 15. Kraig Kinser, Kinser 11k, 10.560; 16. Kyle Sauder,
Ferkel 0, 10.576; 17. John Ivy, Carousel 20, 10.583; 18. Erin Crocker,
Woodring 16c, 10.616; 19. Brock Mayes, Mayes 11, 10.617; 20. Chad Kemenah,
Harble 15k, 10.633; 21. Dean Jacobs, Pullins 29, 10.635; 22. Todd Kane, Kane
78, 10.661; 23. Todd Kelley, Kelley 21K, 10.662; 24. Ryan Coniam, Coniam 6c,
10.662; 25. Spud Gustin, Gustin 4G, 10.668; 26. Chad Blonde, Blonde 5,
10.708; 27. Paul May, May 71m, 10.727; 28. Craig McGuire, McGuire 4, 10.746;
29. David Waltman, Waltman 10w, 10.778; 30. Byron Reed, B&S 5, 10.809; 31.
Brad Stevens, G&N 6n, 10.946; 32. Danny Smith, Smith 4, 10.973; 33. Kevin
Briscoe, Briscoe 5x, 10.978; 34. Keith Baxter, Baxter 1B, 11.027; 35. Butch
Schroeder, Brown 99, 11.062; 36. Bruce Robenalt, Robenalt 98, 11.159; 37.
Barry Ruble, Ruble 63r, 11.336; 38. Kyle Stuchell, Stuchell 48s, 11.466; 39.
Patrick Haynes, Haynes 5H, 11.471; 40. Mark Clark, Harpe 1H, 11.552; 41.
Larry Beck, Beck 98, 11.751; 42. Marc Jessup, Rock Steady 3r, 11.806; 43.
Kyle Thomas, Thomas 19, 11.973; 44. Mike Mossi, Mossi 13, 12.427; 45. Kaley
Gharst, Gharst 1G, 12.904.
Crown Battery Heat (10 laps): 1. Ivy 2. D. Jacobs 3. McCarl 4. Shepard 5.
Campbell 6. Beck 7. Ruble 8. Gustin 9. Waltman 10. Briscoe 11. Rose 12.
Gharst (DNS).
B&B Products Heat (10 laps): 1. Kane 2. Chaney 3. Reed 4. Wilson 5.
Trainer 6. Baxter 7. Stuchell 8. Blonde 9. Crocker 10. Blaney.
Engler Machine & Tool Heat (10 laps): 1. Kr. Kinser 2. K. Jacobs 3. Busch
4. May 5. Stevens 6. Schroeder 7. Haynes 8. Jessup 9. Thomas 10. Mayes 11.
Wimmer 12. Kelley.
TP Wings Heat (10 laps): 1. Kemenah 2. Ke. Kinser 3. Coniam 4. Johnson 5.
Smith 6. Naber 7. Clark 8. McGuire 9. Robenalt 10. Mossi 11. Sauder.
Outerwears Pre-filters C Main (10 laps): 1. Clark 2. Stuchell 3. Haynes
4. Jessup 5. Gharst 6. Thomas 7. Beck 8. Mossi.
United Aluminum Window Sales & Consulting B Main (15 laps): 1. Mayes 2.
Naber 3. Briscoe 4. Crocker 5. Wimmer 6. Kelley 7. Rose 8. Schroeder 9.
McGuire 10. Clark 11. Jessup 12. Robenalt 13. Gustin 14. Haynes 15. Baxter
16. Gharst 17. Ruble 18. Stuchell 19. Waltman 20. Blaney.
Haulmark A Main (30 laps): 1. Kenny Jacobs 2. Jeremy Campbell 3. Jeff
Shepard 4. Greg Wilson 5. Kelly Kinser 6. Todd Kane 7. Chad Kemenah 8. Curt
Trainer 9. Terry McCarl 10. Tom Busch 11. John Ivy 12. Byron Reed 13. Erin
Crocker 14. Nick Naber 15. Jason Johnson 16. Brock Mayes 17. Kraig Kinser
18. Rob Chaney 19. Paul May 20. Ryan Coniam 21. Dean Jacobs 22. Danny Smith
23. Kevin Briscoe 24. Brad Stevens.
Lap Leaders: Kenny Jacobs 1-9, Jason Johnson 10-21, Jeremy Campbell
22-26, Jacobs 27-30.

All Stars Prepare for Benton, MO Race Sept. 27

CAMARGO, IL - The Auto Tire and Parts Racepark in Benton, MO will host
the Haulmark.com All Star Circuit of Champions sprint cars for the first
time ever Saturday night Sept. 27.
A full program of time trials, heat races, C Main, B Main, Haulmark Dash
and a $5,000 to win A Main will be presented, featuring a battle between the
touring All Stars and the Missouri local drivers from the Benton and
Farmington areas.
Directions to the track: I-55 to Benton exit. Take Highway 77 East 2
miles to county road 505. Turn south (right) 1/4 mile. Phone: 573-545-9366
or 573-382-2423.
Auto Tire and Parts RacePark was constructed in 1990 and opened in May of
1991 by the A.E. Simpson family of Scott City, Missouri. The RacePark sits
on 100 acres and includes a 3/8 mile high banked dirt track with a
grandstand seating of 3,800 and pit side seating of 500 with ample free
parking and a spacious pit area. The oval track facility also consists of a
"state of the art" concession area both on the grandstand and pit side,
along with nice, clean restrooms. The RacePark also has a 1/8th mile drag
strip located to the south of the oval track facility and a one and a half
mile motocross track located to the west of the oval track pit area. The
facility has a 25 acre lake located to the southwest of the main pit area.
For more information visit www.allstarsprint.com or call 217-352-9221.

"America's Series, The 9ll Star Circuit of Champions"

CAMARGO, IL - The Hoosier Fall Classic at Lawrenceburg (IN) Speedway this
Friday and Saturday Sept 12-13 features a $63,595 two-day purse with $12,000
to the 50 lap feature winner on Saturday night. The event is sanctioned by
the Haulmark All Star Circuit of Champions.
Friday's program is worth $24,025 with Saturday's total purse $39,570.
Saturday's A Main payoff is: 1. $12,000; 2. $5,000; 3. $2,500; 4. $1,800; 5.
$1,500; 6. $1,300; 7. $1,200; 8. $1,150; 9. $1,050; 10. $1,000; 11. $900;
12. $800; 13. $700; 14. $650; 15. $625; 16. $600; 17. $575; 18. $550; 19.
$525; 20. $500; 21. $500; 22. $500; 23. $500; 24. $500. The complete purse
can be found on the All Star website allstarsprint.com.
The top All Star drivers expected are points leader Chad Kemenah
(Findlay, OH), Jason Johnson (Eunice, LA), Dean Jacobs (Wooster, OH), Greg
Wilson (Benton Ridge, OH), Ryan Coniam (Burlington, ON, Canada), Bill Rose
(Plainfield, IN), Jeff Shepard (Upperco, MD), Kelly Kinser (Bloomington,
IN), Barry Ruble (Burton, OH), Dale Blaney (Hartford, OH), Bruce Robenalt
(Tiffin, OH), Kenny Jacobs (Holmesville, OH), Byron Reed (Monclova, OH), Rob
Chaney (Wooster, OH) and Ed Neumeister (Upper Sandusky, OH).
A complete show of time trials, qualifying heats and a C, B and A-Main
features will be contested each evening.
"America's Series, The All Star Circuit of Champions" will present a
slate of 50 sprint car race dates in 2003 from February to October in action
at 34 speedways in 21 states. America's favorite dirt track series is in
its' 23rd year and has presented fans with the largest average car count and
greatest number of different race winners in the United States over the past
two decades.

For more information visit www.allstarsprint.com or call 217-352-9221.

Haulmark All Star Sprint Results - Fremont Speedway - Sat. 9/6/03
By Scott Hall

FREMONT, OH - Jeff Shepard and Dale Blaney traded the lead four times
Saturday night at Fremont Speedway in the Haulmark All Star sprint car 50
lap feature. But at the end Blaney ran out of fuel and Chad Kemenah passed
Shepard to lead the final five laps and record the $10,000 win in front of a
standing room only crowd. It was Kemenah's fifth win of the year in the Jim
Harble UUI American Augers Hyundai Equipment Eagle with Kistler power.
"It was a really good racetrack and Jeff drove a good race, "Kemenah
recalled. "It was real close. And I found out a week ago I'm going to be a
dad so this is real great week," he added. "I just like to run around the
top of this place and put on a good show for the fans."
Rob Chaney and Blaney made up the front row for the start with Shepard
starting in eighth. Blaney grabbed the lead at the start with Chaney second
and fourth starter Mike Linder third. Chaney and Linder battled behind
Blaney, with Chaney keeping second as Shepard passed a car a lap to move
into fourth by lap nine. Shepard kept the pressure on Linder and dove low
under Linder for third on lap 12. Now Kemenah set his sights on Linder and
the pair ran side by side from laps 15 to 18. Meanwhile Shepard reeled in
Blaney in lapped traffic, and took the lead low off turn two on lap 19.
Following a restart, Blaney kept the pressure on Shepard, and retook the
lead on lap 23. Kemenah now had moved to third ahead of Chaney and Linder.
Blaney led through another restart and Kemenah kept the pressure on, taking
second from Shepard on lap 27. Kemenah was inching up on the leader and by
lap 32 it was a two car race. Blaney led, with Kemenah chasing him. In
lapped traffic again, Shepard ducked under Kemenah to regain second and the
Maryland driver was really on the move, and he retook the top spot on lap 37
with a low backstretch move under Blaney. As Chaney's tires heated up he was
on the move forward, and he passed Kemenah for third just before another
caution flew.
At the yellow on lap 42, the running order was Shepard, Blaney, Chaney,
Kemenah, Linder, Kinser and Byron Reed. Three laps were run under green
before runnerup Blaney stopped on the backstretch, out of fuel. His crew
tried to get him refueled and back out, but it was too late and he was
forced to go pit side. This moved Kemenah back into second ahead of Chaney,
Linder, Kinser, Reed and Brandon Wimmer. Kemenah drove to the high groove
after the green reappeared to take the lead from Shepard, and once in front
the pulled away for the win as Shepard's tank ran dry after the checkered
flew. Chaney ended up third.
"Our car was good but I ran out of gas at the end, that's three quarters
of the reason we didn't win the race," Shepard lamented. "Scott Benic helped
us tonight and our car was awesome."
"My car was really good on the long runs and I told my guys without these
cautions I had a shot at it," Chaney stated of his third place finish. "I'm
just happy we ran third. This is a big finish for this team."
Reed was fourth after starting 15th, ahead of Linder, Kinser, Wimmer,
20th starter Jason Johnson and Greg Wilson. Wilson flipped in his heat and
missed the transfer to the feature by one position in the B Main, so he
moved to the Andy James machine for the feature, starting in the 24th spot.
Kenny Jacobs started 18th and finished tenth.
The Crown Battery heat fell to Kenny Jacobs, the B&B Products heat and
Haulmark Dash went to Kemenah, the Engler Machine and Tool heat was won by
Kraig Kinser and the TP Wings heat fell to Jason Johnson. Shane Helms
captured the last chance race and Ed Neumeister won the Outerwears
Pre-filters C Main. The United Aluminum Window Sales & Consulting B Main was
won by Mark Keegan and Kelly Kinser was the Huggins Cams Fast Time qualifier
over a 53 car field.

Huggins Cams Time Trials: 1. Kelly Kinser, Kinser 4k, 12.202; 2. Chad
Kemenah, Harble 15k, 12.362; 3. Mike Linder, James 3, 12.481; 4. Dean
Jacobs, Pullins 29, 12.551; 5. Dale Blaney, Andrews 72b, 12.555; 6. Rob
Chaney, SC Racing 9x, 12.642; 7. Brandon Martin, Martin 11m, 12.728; 8. Jeff
Shepard, Ashworth 92, 12.745; 9. David Harrison, Ludwig 10, 12.765; 10.
Jason Courtney, Courtney 9c, 12.835; 11. Kraig Kinser, Kinser 11k, 12.842;
12. Jason Dukes, JT 3, 12.863; 13. Alvin Roepke, Roepke/Ford 99, 12.875; 14.
Barry Ruble, Ruble 63r, 12.900; 15. Brandon Wimmer, Wimmer 7tw, 12.931; 16.
John Ivy, Carousel 20, 12.946; 17. Lee Jacobs, Burmeister 16, 12.950; 18.
Byron Reed, B&S 5, 12.951; 19. Andy James, James 72, 12.962; 20. Brock
Mayes, Mayes 11, 12.975; 21. Kenny Jacobs, Grove 70, 12.981; 22. John
Wisbon, Riehl 55, 12.988; 23. Ryan Coniam, Coniam 6c, 12.994; 24. Jason
Johnson, Harrison 22, 13.012; 25. Bob Lime, Lime 91, 13.081; 26. Erin
Crocker, Woodring 16c, 13.112; 27. Chuck Wilson, Wilson 31, 13.150; 28.
Rodney Morgan, Morgan 21, 13.159; 29. Jeremy Campbell, Campbell 10c, 13.190;
30. Todd Heller, Heller 14h, 13.192; 31. Chad Blonde, Blonde 5, 13.196; 32.
Greg Wilson, Hampshire 63, 13.215; 33. Mark Keegan, Steinbrick 92, 13.222;
34. Craig Mintz, Sabo 8s, 13.250; 35. Bill Rose, Rose 6, 13.295; 36. Keith
Baxter, Baxter 1B, 13.309; 37. Bruce Robenalt, Robenalt 98, 13.355; 38. Bob
Distel, Distel 18, 13.365; 39. Ed Neumeister, Neumeister 11n, 13.370; 40.
Jody Keegan, Keegan 60, 13.390; 41. Matt Lucius, Lucius 1a, 13.406; 42.
Daryl Becker, Becker 87, 13.575; 43. Scott Kraylek, Kirian 21, 13.613; 44.
Ronnie Beale, Beale 3b, 13.638; 45. Shane Helms, Helms 40, 13.642; 46. Bryan
Scott, Genzman 11d, 13.718; 47. Mike Brecht, Hammons 20, 13.848; 48. Scott
Euler, Euler 27, 13.855; 49. Todd Kelley, Kelley 21K, 14.055; 48. Bill Shaw,
Shaw 48, 14.299; 51. Aaron Middaugh, Middaugh 91, 14.385; 52. Willie Meier,
Meier 33, 14.655; 53. Andrew Palker, Palker 57x, NT.
Last Chance Race (8 laps): 1. Helms 2. Scott 3. Brecht 4. Kelley 5.
Middaugh 6. Euler 7. Shaw 8. Meier.
Crown Battery Heat (10 laps): 1. K. Jacobs 2. L. Jacobs 3. Ke. Kinser 4.
Harrison 5. Blaney 6. Campbell 7. M. Keegan 8. Roepke 9. Lime 10. Robenalt
11. Helms 12. Lucius.
B&B Products Heat (10 laps): 1. Kemenah 2. Reed 3. Chaney 4. Crocker 5.
Heller 6. Scott 7. Wisbon 8. Distel 9. Mintz 10. Courtney 11. Ruble 12.
Becker.
Engler Machine & Tool Heat (10 laps): 1. Kr. Kinser 2. James 3. Coniam 4.
Linder 5. Blonde 6. Wimmer 7. Martin 8. Rose 9. Kraylek 10. Neumeister 11.
Brecht 12. C. Wilson
TP Wings Heat (10 laps): 1. Johnson 2. Ivy 3. Mayes 4. D. Jacobs 5.
Shepard 6. Dukes 7. Baxter 8. J. Keegan 9. Morgan 10. Kelley 11. Beale 12.
G. Wilson.
Haulmark Dash (4 laps): 1. Kemenah 2. Ke. Kinser 3. Blaney 4. Chaney 5.
D. Jacobs 6. Shepard.
Outerwears Pre-filters C Main (10 laps): 1. Neumeister 2. Distel 3.
Lucius 4. Scott 5. J. Keegan 6. Helms 7. Brecht 8. Shaw 9. Middaugh 10.
Becker 11. Kraylek 12. Meier.
United Aluminum Window Sales & Consulting B Main (15 laps): 1. M. Keegan
2. Wimmer 3. Martin 4. Dukes 5. G. Wilson 6. Campbell 7. Mintz 8. Roepke 9.
Rose 10. Morgan 11. Scott 12. Robenalt 13. Wisbon 14. Neumeister 15. Baxter
16. Distel 17. Ruble 18. Lucius 19. Lime 20. Courtney.
Haulmark A Main (50 laps): 1. Chad Kemenah 2. Jeff Shepard 3. Rob Chaney
4. Byron Reed 5. Mike Linder 6. Kelly Kinser 7. Brandon Wimmer 8. Jason
Johnson 9. Greg Wilson (72J) 10. Kenny Jacobs 11. Dave Harrison 12. Chad
Blonde 13. John Ivy 14. Erin Crocker 15. Lee Jacobs 16. Todd Heller 17.
Brandon Martin 18. Ryan Coniam 19. Brock Mayes 20. Dale Blaney 21. Dean
Jacobs 22. Kraig Kinser 23. Mark Keegan 24. Jason Dukes.
Lap Leaders: Dale Blaney 1-18; Jeff Shepard 19-22; Blaney 23-36; Shepard
37-44, Chad Kemenah 45-50.

All Star Sprint Points:
1 Chad Kemenah 3625
2 Jason Johnson 3288
3 Dean Jacobs 3150
4 Ryan Coniam 2833
5 Greg Wilson 2831
6 Bill Rose 2791
7 Jeff Shepard 2790
8 Barry Ruble 1852
9 Kelly Kinser 1844
10 Bruce Robenalt 1803

Haulmark All Star Sprint Results - K-C Raceway - Fri. 9/5/03
By Scott Hall

ALMA, OH - Greg Wilson scored an exciting third win of the year Friday
night at K-C Raceway in the Haulmark All Star sprint car Sam Erwin Memorial
40 lap feature. Wilson had to hold off a hard charging Kraig Kinser for the
$5,000 payday in Bob Hampshire's No. 63. Kenny Jacobs ended up third after a
hard battle with the youthful Kinser.
"It's nice to come here to K-C and win. It's one of the greatest tracks
in the country," Wilson exclaimed. "I want to thank Bob Hampshire for a
great race team and an awesome engine and a great Maxim Chassis and American
Race Tires. It's just great to be standing in victory lane at K-C."
"I needed to get through lapped traffic a lot quicker," runnerup Kinser
revealed. "I couldn't get a good enough run down the straightaway to get
under him (Wilson) in the turns. I wish I would have won, but we'll take
second."
"I think I needed to get the lead on the start," third place Jacobs
stated. "I tore my right rear tire clear off trying to race with these guys.
I think I could have run a bit smoother line if I had been out front. I
didn't get the lead on the start and Greg had an awful nice car all night
long so I had to run harder and it tore the tires off."
Kinser had the pole for the start with Jacobs alongside, ahead of Wilson
and Jeremy Campbell. Jeff Shepard and Chad Kemenah made up row three.
Following an aborted start which saw Jacobs lead into turn one, Kinser took
the lead when the green fell again over Jacobs and Wilson. Wilson got past
Jacobs for second on the fifth circuit, but Jacobs battled back and was side
by side with Wilson on lap 11 when another caution appeared for a spin by
fourth place Campbell. Kinser still led over Wilson, Jacobs and Kemenah when
the green reappeared and Kinser pulled away from Wilson a bit on an open
track, but once in lapped traffic, Wilson closed back in on the leader. Lap
after lap, Kinser held a slim margin over Wilson through dense lapped
traffic. Finally, on lap 27 Wilson had enough momentum driving high off turn
four to squeeze between Kinser and the concrete wall to snare the lead at
the start finish line. Jacobs was still running third with Kemenah fourth
and Dale Blaney fifth after starting 16th.
Wilson motored away from Kinser following a lap 27 restart, with Jacobs
in third pressuring Kinser. As Wilson began stretching his lead, Jacobs kept
heavy pressure on Kinser. Lap 33 saw Blaney stop on the track with a flat,
sending him from fifth to the rear of the field. Kinser got beside Wilson on
that restart, but Wilson, in the high groove, was able to maintain his lead.
Lap 36 saw another caution, this time for Jason Johnson. Johnson was back up
to ninth after restarting on the tail on lap four, and he ran off the track
on turn three to cause the yellow. At this point, the event was red flagged
for a fuel stop.
For the four lap dash to the finish, it was Wilson, Kinser, Jacobs,
Kemenah, Shepard and Kelly Kinser. Kraig Kinser tried a slide job and got
alongside Wilson when the green appeared, but he did not have enough
momentum to get by. So Wilson motored away to win by five car lengths over
Kinser's Delco-Remy machine and Jacobs in the Pete Grove No. 70. Points
leader Kemenah was fourth with Kelly Kinser fighting his way back to fifth
after going to the rear on lap four. Shepard was sixth ahead of John Ivy, up
from 11th, utilizing a front anti-roll bar on his Carousel Racing No. 20.
Dean Jacobs in Dino the Dinosaur trim was eighth ahead of Jimmy Stinson and
Rob Chaney.
The Crown Battery heat fell to Kemenah, the B&B Products heat went to
Butch Schroeder, the Engler Machine and Tool heat was won by Kelly Kinser
and the TP Wings heat fell to John Ivy. Jimmy Stinson won the United
Aluminum Window Sales & Consulting B Main. Kemenah captured the Haulmark
Dash and was also the Huggins Cams Fast Time qualifier.

Huggins Cams Time Trials: 1. Chad Kemenah, Harble 15k, 11.178; 2. Jimmy
Stinson, Stinson 84, 11.204; 3. Jeff Shepard, Ashworth 92, 11.213; 4. Jeremy
Campbell, Campbell 10c, 11.278; 5. Ed Neumeister, Neumeister 11n, 11.336; 6.
Greg Wilson, Hampshire 63, 11.340; 7. Kenny Jacobs, Grove 70, 11.347; 8.
Kraig Kinser, Kinser 11k, 11.357; 9. Rob Chaney, SC Racing 9x, 11.365; 10.
Byron Reed, B&S 5, 11.405; 11. Mark Keegan, Steinbrick 92, 11.420; 12. John
Ivy, Carousel 20, 11.428; 13. Tim Hunter, Hunter 2H, 11.452; 14. Nick Naber,
Jarrell 22, 11.477; 15. Ryan Coniam, Coniam 6c, 11.487; 16. Jason Johnson,
Harrison 22, 11.492; 17. Dale Blaney, Andrews 72b, 11.492; 18. Butch
Schroeder, Brown 99, 11.507; 19. Kelly Kinser, Kinser 4k, 11.513; 20. Dean
Jacobs, Pullins 29, 11.550; 21. Keith Baxter, Baxter 1B, 11.590; 22. Brock
Mayes, Mayes 11, 11.613; 23. Craig McGuire, McGuire 4, 11.645; 24. George
Hawkins, Hawkins 5H , 1.686; 25. Bruce Robenalt, Robenalt 98, 11.695; 26.
Bill Rose, Rose 6, 11.725; 27. Jason Dukes, JT 3, 11.775; 28. Kyle Stuchell,
Stuchell 48s, 11.807; 29. Mike Hogan, Hogan 75, 11.851; 30. Barry Ruble,
Ruble 63r, 11.897; 31. Eddie Slone, Slone 4x, 12.220; 32. Mark Imler, Imler
40, 12.238; 33. Adam Strausser, Strausser 65, 12.568; 34. Ron Blair, Blair
35, 12.969; 35. Erin Crocker, Woodring 16c, 12.997; 36. Randy Fink, Fink 41,
13.283; 37. Bob Carrico, Carrico 8, 14.473.
Crown Battery Heat (10 laps): 1. Kemenah 2. Hunter 3. Blaney 4. Chaney 5.
Baxter 6. Neumeister 7. Hogan 8. Robenalt 9. Strausser 10. Carrico.
B&B Products Heat (10 laps): 1. Schroeder 2. Naber 3. Mayes 4. Wilson 5.
Reed 6. Stinson 7. Rose 8. Ruble 9. Blair.
Engler Machine & Tool Heat (10 laps): 1. Ke. Kinser 2. K. Jacobs 3.
McGuire 4. Coniam 5. Shepard 6. Keegan 7. Dukes 8. Slone 9. Crocker.
TP Wings Heat (10 laps): 1. Ivy 2. D. Jacobs 3. Johnson 4. Campbell 5.
Kr. Kinser 6. Hawkins 7. Imler 8. Stuchell 9. Fink.
Haulmark Dash (4 laps): 1. Kemenah 2. Shepard 3. Wilson 4. K. Jacobs 5.
Chaney 6. Reed.
United Aluminum Window Sales & Consulting B Main (12 laps): 1. Stinson 2.
Keegan 3. Dukes 4. Robenalt 5. Neumeister 6. Rose 7. Hogan 8. Hawkins 9.
Slone 10. Crocker 11. Strausser 12. Ruble 13. Imler 14. Stuchell 15. Blair
16. Fink 17. Carrico.
Haulmark A Main (40 laps): 1. Greg Wilson 2. Kraig Kinser 3. Kenny Jacobs
4. Chad Kemenah 5. Kelly Kinser 6. Jeff Shepard 7. John Ivy 8. Dean Jacobs
9. Jimmy Stinson 10. Rob Chaney 11. Tim Hunter 12. Dale Blaney 13. Jeremy
Campbell 14. Keith Baxter 15. Ryan Coniam 16. Jason Johnson 17. Craig
McGuire 18. Brock Mayes 19. Byron Reed 20. Bruce Robenalt 21. Mark Keegan
22. Butch Schroeder 23. Nick Naber 24. Jason Dukes.
Lap Leaders: Kraig Kinser 1-26, Greg Wilson 27-40.

ERIN CROCKER TO RACE WITH ALL STARS FRI-SAT
SAM ERWIN MEMORIAL SLATED FOR K-C RACEWAY

CHILLICOTHE, OH (9/3/03) - Knoxville Nationals Rookie-of-the-year Erin
Crocker will be in competition with the Haulmark All Star Circuit of
Champions sprint cars this weekend Friday and Saturday Sept. 5 and 6 at K-C
Raceway and Fremont Speedway. Crocker, aboard the Mike Woodring No. 16c,
made her All Star debut last weekend at Lernerville Speedway and put her
machine solidly in the field for the rain-delayed feature. The Massachusetts
driver, fast becoming a fan favorite, will challenge the All Star regulars
on the high banks of K-C Raceway Friday and go for the big $10,000 prize at
Fremont Saturday.

A total of $5,000 to win is on the line Friday, September 5
for the stars and cars of the Haulmark All Star sprint car series. Action
returns to Jim Nier's K-C Raceway near Chillicothe, OH for a Friday night
Sept. 5 kick-off to a two-day Ohio racing weekend as K-C honors a fallen
hero, Portsmouth, Ohio driver Sam Erwin who was fatally injured at the track
thirty years ago in 1973. Additionally, former sprint car great and now TNN racing
analyst Brad Doty will appear at K-C Friday for an autograph session.
Saturday's action moves north to the Fremont Speedway for a
special 50 lap race paying $10,000 to win. K-C's event is a standard $5,000
to win All Star winner's share.
Sam Erwin was one of the first drivers at the track and one of the last
ones to leave, always flashing a smile and offering an autograph to racing fans
who came to the track early or left the track late. Erwin won many races at the
then Atomic Speedway (now K-C Raceway) and at Skyline Speedway in Stewart, Ohio.
Driving the #710 Supermodified open wheeler, the jovial and personable
driver also raced at many other tracks across the United States. A dirt track
specialist, Erwin was not afraid to try the asphalt as well, racing at paved Speedways
as New Bremen, Ohio and Heidleberg, Pennsylvania.
In his last couple seasons, Erwin traded in his supermodified "White
Lightnin' Express" for a state-of-the-art Bobby Allen sprinter also numbered
710.
Using a white suburban panel truck as a tow rig and an open trailer, Erwin's
racing days seem far removed from today's fancy transporters, yet Erwin is close to
many racing fans hearts still today.
Friday night K-C Raceway will pay tribute to this likeable, talented
driver.
KC will have a special guest, Brad Doty. Brad will be signing
autographs for the fans along with the top 5 All Star drivers in points. The autograph
session will be at the front gate from 4:30 to 5:30. Brad will also be at
Ricart Ford of Chillicothe Thursday September 4, 2003 from 3pm to 6pm.
K-C has managed to defeat Mother Nature once to get a single All
Star show in the books this season, with Dale Blaney winning the July Ohio
Speedweek event. All-Star regular Jason Johnson of Shreve, Louisiana also
won a non-sanctioned race this spring.
"America's Series, The All Star Circuit of Champions" will present a
slate of 50 sprint car race dates in 2003 from February to October in
action at 31 speedways in 17 states. America's favorite dirt track series
has presented fans with the largest average car count and greatest number of
different race winners in the United States since 1980.
K-C Raceway is south of Chillicothe on SR 23, two miles out Blain
Highway at Alma. For further track information, call 740-663-4141 or visit
the K-C website at www.kc-raceway.com.

Haulmark All Star Sprint Press Release - Attica Raceway Park - Sun. 8/31/03
By Scott Hall

ATTICA, OH - Rains came Sunday night at Attica Raceway Park, washing
out the Haulmark All Star sprint car program with 44 cars in the pits. The
event will not be rescheduled.

Eight dates remain on the 2003 All Star Schedule. They are:
9/5/2003 K-C Raceway, Alma, OH
9/6/2003 Fremont Speedway, Fremont, OH
9/12/2003 Lawrenceburg Speedway, Lawrenceburg, IN
9/13/2003 Lawrenceburg Speedway, Hoosier Fall Classic
9/19/03 Lernerville Speedway, Sarver, PA
9/20/2003 Mercer Raceway Park, Mercer, PA
9/27/2003 Auto Tire & Parts Racepark, Benton, MO
10/4/2003 Eldora Speedway, Rossburg, OH

All Star Sprint Points:
1 Chad Kemenah 3425
2 Jason Johnson 3141
3 Dean Jacobs 3006
4 Ryan Coniam 2700
5 Bill Rose 2671
6 Greg Wilson 2649
7 Jeff Shepard 2605
8 Barry Ruble 1732
9 Bruce Robenalt 1680
10 Kelly Kinser 1669

Haulmark All Star Sprint Results - Attica Raceway Park - Sat. 8/30/03
By Scott Hall

ATTICA, OH - Greg Wilson held off furious charges by John Ivy and
Jason Johnson Saturday night at Attica Raceway Park to win the Haulmark All
Star sprint car 30 lap feature. The Attica Ambush preliminary race was
sponsored by Budweiser and it was Wilson's second victory of the season,
both coming at Attica in Bob Hampshire's Maxim Chassis with Hampshire power
under the hood.
"Man, it's nice to be at Attica," Wilson exclaimed from victory lane.
"Running around under caution I thought 'man you were good on the bottom,
just keep being patient and go down there.' I knew those guys were back
there and figured I could block for two laps maybe we could get a win."
For the start it was Jeff Shepard and Rob Chaney on the front row with
Byron Reed and Wilson in row two ahead of Ivy and Chad Kemenah. Chaney shot
into the initial lead over Wilson and Reed. Chaney ran the high groove and
Wilson kept the pressure on in the low groove, pulling alongside Chaney
following an early restart, but he could not make the pass stick. Then,
following a lap nine restart, Wilson was really working good in the low
groove and kept even with Chaney. Lap after lap Wilson kept the pressure on
the leader, and finally got a good run on the bottom on lap 12 to snare the
lead coming off turn four.
Through the middle parts of the race, Wilson kept a three or four car
length advantage over a great battle behind him among Chaney, Ivy, Shepard
and Johnson. A lap 17 caution, the final slowdown of the race, saw the
running order Wilson, Chaney, Johnson, Ivy and Shepard. Ivy and Johnson
traded spots three times in the next five laps, with Johnson taking over
second on lap 23. Johnson began running down Wilson and they were nose to
tail with three laps to go. But Ivy had other ideas and stuck his nose into
the battle, taking second on lap 28. Johnson tried the high groove with bold
moves banging off the cushion the last two laps but was forced to settle for
third behind Ivy.
"I was hoping He (Wilson) would stay up top," Ivy recalled after
finishing second. "I was better than him on the bottom. We made him race for
it and didn't hand it to him. The boys had her dialed in tonight for me. It
was fun, I had a ball."
"I was racing the racetrack, I wasn't racing the racecars," Johnson said
after finishing third. "And I was going by everybody. The top line was
working for me and I saw the five to go sign and I had a brain fade and got
to racing the cars instead of the track and I got off my line. But we tried
our best."
Chaney was fourth with Shepard fifth ahead of Chad Blonde, Kenny Jacobs,
Mike Linder, Stevie Smith and Kraig Kinser.
The Crown Battery heat fell to Jeff Shepard, the B&B Products heat went
to Jason Johnson, the Engler Machine and Tool heat was won by Stevie Smith
and the TP Wings heat fell to Kyle Sauder. Keith Baxter won the Outerwears
Pre-filters C Main and Chad Blonde won the United Aluminum Window Sales &
Consulting B Main. Kemenah was the Huggins Cams Fast Time qualifier. Bill
Rose flipped in his heat race, forcing him to scratch for the rest of the
program.
In limited late model action it was Larry Kingseed the victor over Jeff
McCoy.

Huggins Cams Time Trials: 1. Chad Kemenah, Harble 15k, 11.840; 2. Kenny
Jacobs, Grove 70, 11.949; 3. Chad Blonde, Blonde 5, 12.025; 4. John Ivy,
Carousel 20, 12.125; 5. Greg Wilson, Hampshire 63, 12.142; 6. Byron Reed,
B&S 5, 12.193; 7. Ryan Coniam, Coniam 6c, 12.220; 8. Rob Chaney, SC Racing
9x, 12.286; 9. Jeff Shepard, Ashworth 92, 12.296; 10. Jason Johnson,
Harrison 22, 12.376; 11. Stevie Smith, Smith 19, 12.506; 12. Jason Courtney,
Courtney 9c, 12.511; 13. Shane Stewart, Chilcut 4m, 12.534; 14. Kraig
Kinser, Kinser 11k, 12.538; 15. Dean Jacobs, Pullins 29, 12.639; 16. Todd
Heller, Heller 14h, 12.702; 17. Alvin Roepke, Roepke/Ford 99, 12.723; 18.
Brock Mayes, Mayes 11, 12.742; 19. Craig Mintz, Sabo 8s, 12.757; 20. Kyle
Sauder, Ferkel 0, 12.790; 21. Jody Keegan, Keegan 60, 12.792; 22. Mike
Linder, James 3, 12.798; 23. Lee Jacobs, Burmeister 16, 12.816; 24. Jeremy
Campbell, Campbell 10c, 12.890; 25. Jason Dukes, JT 3, 12.947; 26. Kelly
Kinser, Kinser 4k, 12.961; 27. Mark Keegan, Steinbrick 92, 13.017; 28. David
Harrison, Ludwig 10, 13.019; 29. Brandon Martin, Martin 11m, 13.062; 30.
Danny Smith, Smith 4, 13.126; 31. Todd Kane, Kane 78, 13.144; 32. Barry
Ruble, Ruble 63r, 13.191; 33. Nick Naber, Jarrell 22, 13.291; 34. Bill Rose,
Rose 6, 13.334; 35. Ed Neumeister, Neumeister 11n, 13.375; 36. Shane Helms,
Helms 40, 13.402; 37. Rodney Morgan, Morgan 21, 13.422; 38. Mike Hogan,
Hogan 75, 13.523; 39. Bruce Robenalt, Robenalt 98, 13.587; 40. Keith Baxter,
Baxter 1B, 13.693; 41. Kaley Gharst, Gharst 1G, 13.730; 42. Matt Lucius,
Lucius 1a, 13.809; 43. Shawn Chaney, Chaney 27c, 13.982; 44. Scott Euler,
Euler 27, 14.087; 45. Scott Kraylek, Kirian 21, 14.131; 46. Chad Levingston,
Levingston 74, 14.176; 47. Daryl Becker, Becker 87, 14.183; 48. Bill Shaw,
Shaw 48, 14.576.
Crown Battery Heat (10 laps): 1. Shepard 2. Kemenah 3. Stewart 4. Roepke
5. Wilson 6. Martin 7. Dukes 8. J. Keegan 9. Naber 10. Gharst 11. Morgan 12.
Kraylek.
B&B Products Heat (10 laps): 1. Johnson 2. Kr. Kinser 3. Linder 4. Ke.
Kinser 5. Reed 6. K. Jacobs 7. D. Smith 8. Lucius 9. Hogan 10. Rose 11.
Mayes 12. Levingston.
Engler Machine & Tool Heat (10 laps): 1. S. Smith 2. D. Jacobs 3. Mintz
4. L. Jacobs 5. Kane 6. Coniam 7. Blonde 8. Robenalt 9. Becker 10.
Neumeister 11. M. Keegan 12. S. Chaney.
TP Wings Heat (10 laps): 1. Sauder 2. Campbell 3. R. Chaney 4. Ivy 5.
Courtney 6. Helms 7. Baxter 8. Heller 9. Ruble 10. Shaw 11. Euler 12.
Harrison.
Outerwears Pre-filters C Main (10 laps): 1. Baxter 2. Morgan 3. Lucius 4.
Robenalt 5. Becker 6. Hogan 7. Gharst 8. Shaw 9. Levingston 10. Euler.
United Aluminum Window Sales & Consulting B Main (12 laps): 1. Blonde 2.
K. Jacobs 3. Heller 4. Harrison 5. Coniam 6. D. Smith 7. Helms 8. Naber 9.
Baxter 10. Ruble 11. Morgan 12. Robenalt 13. Lucius 14. Becker 15. Mayes 16.
Neumeister 17. Dukes 18. Martin 19. J. Keegan.
Haulmark A Main (30 laps): 1. Greg Wilson 2. John Ivy 3. Jason Johnson 4.
Rob Chaney 5. Jeff Shepard 6. Chad Blonde 7. Kenny Jacobs 8. Mike Linder 9.
Stevie Smith 10. Kraig Kinser 11. Lee Jacobs 12. Alvin Roepke 13. Todd Kane
14. Chad Kemenah 15. Craig Mintz 16. Dave Harrison 17. Dean Jacobs 18. Shane
Stewart 19. Jeremy Campbell 20. Kyle Sauder 21. Jason Courtney 22. Byron
Reed 23. Kelly Kinser 24. Todd Heller.
Lap Leaders: Rob Chaney 1-11, Greg Wilson 12-30.

Lernerville Makeup Date Set

SARVER, PA - The Haulmark All Star sprint car feature rained out on
Friday night Aug. 29 at Lernerville Speedway will be run Friday night Sept
19.
This sets up a two-day Western Pa. weekend for the All Stars, with
Saturday's action set for Mercer Raceway Park on Sept. 20.

Haulmark All Star Sprint Results - Lernerville Speedway - Fri. 8/29/03
By Scott Hall

SARVER, PA - Rains hit Friday night at Lernerville Speedway for the
Haulmark All Star sprint car series after the B Main was completed. A total
of 36 sprint cars were on hand, and the feature will be run at a later date
to be announced shortly.
The Crown Battery heat fell to Kenny Jacobs, the B&B Products heat went
to Eric Smith, the Engler Machine and Tool heat was won by Dean Jacobs and
the TP Wings heat fell to Shane Stewart. Jeff Shepard won the United
Aluminum Window Sales & Consulting B Main and Kemenah was the Huggins Cams
Fast Time qualifier.
Huggins Cams Time Trials: 1. Chad Kemenah, Harble 15k, 13.220; 2. Ed
Lynch, Jr., Lynch 2L, 13.306; 3. Ryan Coniam, Coniam 6c, 13.336; 4. Shane
Stewart, Chilcut 4m, 13.348; 5. Chad Hill, Shearer 44, 13.393; 6. Jeff
Shepard, Ashworth 92, 13.425; 7. Jamie Smith, Smith 5G, 13.513; 8. Dale
Blaney, Andrews 72b, 13.548; 9. Rod George, George 4, 13.578; 10. Jeremy
Campbell, Campbell 10c, 13.596; 11. Byron Reed, B&S 5, 13.596; 12. Bill
Rose, Rose 6, 13.616; 13. Erin Crocker, Woodring 16c, 13.633; 14. Jason
Johnson, Harrison 22, 13.725; 15. Stevie Smith, Smith 19, 13.749; 16. Bruce
Robenalt, Robenalt 98, 13.886; 17. Kenny Jacobs, Grove 70, 13.938; 18. Eric
Smith, Smith 7z, 14.105; 19. Dean Jacobs, Pullins 29, 14.127; 20. Scott
Bonnell, Bonnell 3, 14.230; 21. Arnie Kent, Dionise 15, 14.281; 22. Ralph
Engel, Kubick 00, 14.299; 23. Bob Bennett, Mickle 3, 14.317; 24. Dan
Shetler, Shetler 7K, 14.504; 25. Kevin Schaeffer, Schaeffer 9, 14.560; 26.
Robert Altmeyer, Altmeyer 14, 14.846; 27. Davey Jones, Jones 76, 14.877; 28.
Glen Noland, Noland 34, 15.024; 29. Barry Ruble, Ruble 63r, 15.071; 30. Bill
Kiley, Kiley 4k, 15.168; 31. Brian Rivers, Jones 2J, 15.212; 32. Butch
Beasley, Beasley 1, 15.439; 33. Gary Rankin, Rankin 16, 16.011; 34. Brent
Matus, Matus 33, 16.039; 35. Bob Walters, Walters 42, 16.077; 36. Shelia
Rankin, Rankin 6, 16.183.
Crown Battery Heat (8 laps): 1. K. Jacobs 2. George 3. Crocker 4. Kemenah
5. Schaeffer 6. Hill 7. G. Rankin 8. Ruble 9. Kent.
B&B Products Heat (8 laps): 1. E. Smith 2. Campbell 3. Johnson 4. Lynch
5. Engel 6. Shepard 7. Altmeyer 8. Kiley 9. Matus.
Engler Machine & Tool Heat (8 laps): 1. D. Jacobs 2. S. Smith 3. Bennett
4. Reed 5. Coniam 6. J. Smith 7. Jones 8. Walters 9. Rivers.
TP Wings Heat (8 laps): 1. Stewart 2. Shetler 3. Blaney 4. Rose 5.
Robenalt 6. Beasley 7. S. Rankin 8. Bonnell 9. Noland.
United Aluminum Window Sales & Consulting B Main (12 laps): 1. Shepard 2.
Hill 3. J. Smith 4. Bonnell 5. Kent 6. Altmeyer 7. D. Jones 8. Beasley 9.
Kiley 10. Matus 11. G. Rankin 12. Rivers 13. Ruble 14. S. Rankin 15. Walters
16. Noland (DNS).
Haulmark A Main (35 laps): 1. Postponed.

MERCER RACEWAY PARK CORRECTION

MERCER, PA - The general admission price for the Sat. September 20 Chuck
Marsh Memorial All Star Sprint race at Mercer Raceway Park was published
incorrectly last week. The correct Adult General Admission ticket price for
the event is $18.00. A $38.00 family pass is also available.

Lawrenceburg Speedway hosts All Star Sprints for 21st Annual Hoosier Fall
Classic Sept. 12-13

CAMARGO, IL - A huge two-day special event is on tap at Lawrenceburg
Speedway in Lawrenceburg, Indiana for the Haulmark All Star sprint car
series. The 21st annual Hoosier Fall Classic will pay $12,000 to win on
Saturday night Sept. 13 with the Friday night Sept. 12 preliminary paying
$4,000 to the winner on the high banked quarter mile oval which has hosted
the series' 35 times since 1981. The Hoosier Fall Classic is one of the best
paying and most anticipated events on the fall calendar each season.
Past Hoosier Fall Classic winners include Lee Osborne (83), Jack Hewitt
(84), Tim Green (85), Dave Blaney (86), Kelly Kinser and Kevin Huntley (87,
Twin 25s), Joe Gaerte (88), Robbie Stanley (89), Kelly Kinser (90, 96),
Rickey Hood (91), Huntley (92), Mark Kinser (93), Danny Lasoski (94), Gary
Wright (97), Kenny Jacobs (98), Chad Kemenah (99), Danny Smith (2000), Dean
Jacobs (2001) and Paul McMahan (2002). The 1995 event was rained out. This
will be the final visit by the All Stars at Lawrenceburg this season.
Modifieds will be the support class each evening.
Past All Star feature winners at the 'Burg include Dave Blaney, Dale
Blaney, Kevin Briscoe, Charlie Fisher, Joe Gaerte, Tim Green, Jack Hewitt,
Rickey Hood, Kevin Huntley, Kenny Jacobs, Dean Jacobs, Chad Kemenah, Steve,
Randy, Kelly and Mark Kinser, Danny Lasoski, Fred Linder, Paul McMahan, Lee
Osborne, Jeff Shepard, Robbie Stanley and Gary Wright.
"America's Series, The All Star Circuit of Champions" will present a
slate of 50 sprint car race dates in 2003 from February to October in action
at 31 speedways in 17 states. America's favorite dirt track series has
presented fans with the largest average car count and greatest number of
different race winners in the United States since 1980.
For more information visit www.allstarsprint.com or call 217-352-9221.

Haulmark All Stars visit Mercer Raceway Park Saturday Sept. 20

CAMARGO, IL - The seventh annual Chuck Marsh Memorial is on tap for the
stars and cars of the Haulmark All Star sprint car series at Mercer Raceway
Park Saturday night Sept. 20.
For the only Mercer visit of the season, all eyes will be on the points
battle between defending All Star champ Chad Kemenah and the Cajun
Sensation, Jason Johnson. Although Kemenah currently maintains a comfortable
points advantage, Johnson is still within striking distance for the series'
points crown.
Shane Stewart is the defending Marsh Race winner, with Dean Jacobs the
1997 winner and Jeff Shepard the 1998 winner.
Admission to the full program of All Star sprint car racing, sportsman
modifieds and stock cars is only $15, with a $33 family pass price. Time
trials start at 6:00 p.m.
All Star drivers expected for the Mercer action include defending All
Star champion Kemenah, Johnson, Dean Jacobs, Kenny Jacobs, Shepard, Kelly
Kinser, Ed Neumeister, Dale Blaney, Byron Reed, Bruce Robenalt, Danny Smith,
Barry Ruble, Chad Blonde and Ryan Coniam. Other possible Ohio drivers who
may enter include Rob Chaney, Mark Keegan, Alvin Roepke, David Harrison,
John Ivy, Todd Kane, Mike Hogan, Jason Dukes, Lee Jacobs, Mike Linder, Craig
Mintz, Brock Mayes, Jody Keegan, Jason Courtney, Brandon Martin, Tim Hunter
and Andrew Palker.
"America's Series, The All Star Circuit of Champions" will present a
slate of 50 sprint car race dates in 2003 from February to October in action
at 31 speedways in 17 states. America's favorite dirt track series has
presented fans with the largest average car count and greatest number of
different race winners in the United States since 1980.

. For more information visit www.allstarsprint.com www.mercerracewaypark.com
or call 217-352-9221.

Hampton Inn Official Motel for Attica and Fremont All Star events

CAMARGO, IL - Race fans and drivers are invited to stay at the Hampton
Inn in Tiffin, Ohio for this weekend's Haulmark.com All Star sprint car
races at Attica Raceway Park (Saturday and Sunday Aug. 30-31) as well as the
races next weekend at Fremont Speedway (Sat. Sept 6). Hampton Inn is the
official All Star motel for Attica and Fremont.
The Hampton Inn also sponsors one of the All Star regulars, Bruce
Robenalt. Mention the All Stars or Bruce Robenalt for a special racer's rate
for the weekend. Donna Burkart is the General Manager of the Tiffin Hampton
Inn.
The location is Hampton Inn, 2492 S. St. Rt. 231, Tiffin, OH 44883, Tel.
419.443.5300, Fax: 419.443.0140 or visit www.tiffincamdenfalls.com

For more information visit www.allstarsprint.com or call 217-352-9221.

Reminder to drivers for Lernerville and Attica

CAMARGO, IL - Jack Hewitt, competition for the Haulmark All Star circuit
of Champions, would like to remind sprint car teams to remove the MSD
ignition box from the cockpit of their sprint car for the events coming up
this weekend at Lernerville Speedway Friday Sept, 29 and Attica Raceway Park
Saturday and Sunday Aug. 30-31.
Ignition boxes are not allowed in the cockpit, per All Star rules, to
help eliminate traction control usage.

After 8/23 Race
All Star Driver Points
1 Chad Kemenah 3370
2 Jason Johnson 3076
3 Dean Jacobs 2953
4 Ryan Coniam 2660
5 Bill Rose 2623
6 Greg Wilson 2579
7 Jeff Shepard 2542
8 Barry Ruble 1682
9 Bruce Robenalt 1630
10 Kelly Kinser 1518

Haulmark All Star Sprint Results - Tulsa Speedway - Sat. 8/23/03
By John Rittenoure

TULSA, OK. (August 23, 2003) - Brooke Tatnell locked up the O'Reilly/NCRA
Outlaw Sprint series championship the best way he knew how Saturday at Tulsa
Speedway. Tatnell won the All Star/NCRA Thunder through the Plains IX season
finale to give car owner Court Grandstaff and Phillips Trop Artic 66 their
second straight NCRA title.

Tatnell got around Jeff Shepard on lap seven for the lead then led the field
through lapped traffic over the next 23 laps to win for the second time this
season. However Tatnell was called for jumping from his pole position on the
start and had to come from the inside second row next to Dean Jacobs, who
also was put back, for the win.

"It was unfortunate that Dean and I were put back a row," said Tatnell
afterwards in victory lane. "You go to races everywhere else in the world
and get a car width from the white line and it is ok. With the All Stars, I
don't know what their deal is. When you race with someone just part of the
time it is hard to know what the rules are."

That did not stop Tatnell from dominating after catching Shepard for the
lead.

"It was so slow around the bottom and you can't take a chance of getting
out of line," said Tatnell who ran the low groove to victory. "I just sat
there waiting for Jeff to get into lapped traffic and that is all I had to
do. There were no other options to pass him."

Tatnell led the opening lap before yellow for Joe Bustillos who spun. After
being put back Shepard set the pace over Tatnell and Jonathan Allard. The
race was then stopped on lap four after Jan Howard flipped in turn four.
Shepard continued to lead on the restart but Tatnell closed in and took the
lead entering turn one seven laps later. From that point on it was just a
matter of getting through lapped traffic quickly.

"Once I got the lead I just slowed the pace down," Tatnell said.
"Following Jeff I was probably fifteen miles an hour faster then when I was
in front of him. I just slowed down and caught the moisture down the front
straightaway. If you did that no one was going to pass you."

Shepard settled for second after 30 laps. Shane Stewart charged into third
on lap eight but could not mount a challenge on Shepard. Jason Johnson ran
fourth and Dean Jacobs picked up fifth to finish second in points.

Car owner Court Grandstaff was happy to have another championship to show
for a years effort.

"The second one is just as nice as the first one," smiled Grandstaff. "We
knew when we started we had pretty much won it, but winning the race makes
it just that much better.

"The Gaerte engine has been unbelievable. I want to thank them and
especially Phillips 66 Trop Artic. It takes everybody. My wife Sarah has
been with me the last three weekends and we got home at 5 this morning. She
was wore out. I wish she could have been here tonight."
Joe Landon president of American Bank of Oklahoma with branches in
Collinsville and Skiatook presented $250 each to two random finishes in A
feature and $250 to the hard charger. Cash winners were 14th Sean Walden,
24th Jan Howard and Chad Kemenah hard charger.

CROWN BATTERY HEAT 1 - Shane Stewart, Danny Jennings, Jan Howard, Foster
Landon, Jeff Shepard, Jonathan Allard, Tony Bruce, Jr., Brett Thompson,
Larry Carter

B&B OVAL TRACK PRODUCTS HEAT 2 - Bill Rose, Daron Clayton, Chad Kemenah,
Jason Johnson, Greg Wilson, Dale Howard, Sean Walden.

ENGLER MACHINE HEAT 3 - Kenny Jacobs, Nick Smith, Brooke Tatnell, Dean
Jacobs, Ryan Coniam, Scott Travis, Joe Bustillos, Bruce Robenalt

A FEATURE - 1, Brooke Tatnell. 2, Jeff Shepard. 3, Shane Stewart. 4, Jason
Johnson. 5, Dean Jacobs. 6, Greg Wilson. 7, Chad Kemenah. 8, Nick Smith. 9,
Jonathan Allard. 10, Kenny Jacobs. 11, Ryan Coniam. 12, Bill Rose. 13,
Travis Scott. 14, Sean Walden. 15, Daron Clayton. 16, Joe Bustillos. 17,
Foster Landon. 18, Brett Thompson. 19, Tony Bruce, Jr. 20, Larry Carter. 21,
Dale Howard. 22, Barry Ruble. 23, Bruce Robenalt. 24, Jan Howard. 25, Danny
Jennings.
Lap leaders: Brooke Tatnell 1, Jeff Shepard 2-6, Tatnell 7-30.

Haulmark All Star Sprint Results - 81 Speedway - Fri. 8/22/03
By Scott Hall

WICHITA, KS - Jason Johnson garnered his fifth win of 2003 Friday
night at 81 Speedway in the Haulmark All Star sprint car-NCRA 30 lap
feature. Johnson, aboard the Harrison Trucking machine, took over the lead
from Shane Stewart and led the final four circuits to victory lane. It was
almost a clean sweep for Johnson who set fast time, won the Haulmark Dash
but came home second in his heat race.
Johnson said from victory lane, "I just can't thank Al Harrison enough,
giving me the opportunity to drive the HTI number 22. We got a lot of great
sponsors, everybody's doing a great job and it's a helluva lotta fun. Shane
was real good at the beginning and a lot of times you can burn your tires
up, I mean he did a real good job and its fun to race with Shane (Stewart),
he is one of the cleanest racers in the United States to race with." Stewart
was the early leader and then running second in a great battle with Johnson,
but came up light at the scales at the end of the event and was
disqualified.
Polesitter Jeremy Campbell took the initial lead over Brooke Tatnell
before CJ Johnson spun in turn two on lap four, bringing out a yellow. On
restart, fourth starter Stewart took the lead. After another restart on lap
eight Jan Howard drove in turn one too deep and hit Campbell in the left
rear, popping his tire, sending a disappointed Campbell to the rear for the
restart after a tire change.
With Stewart still in the lead, a lap 13 yellow turned to red for Dennis
Park and Luke Cranston as Park got upside down off turns three and four.
Park was okay with a sore back. During the red flag Dean Jacobs, Jeff
Shepard, Daron Clayton, Aaron Berryhill, Jonathan Allard and Bill Rose all
change right rear tires due to tire wear on the abrasive surface.
The restart order was now Stewart, Tatnell, Johnson, Chad Kemenah and
Kenny Jacobs who started seventh. A lap later Travis Rilat moved past Jacobs
for fifth as Ryan Coniam and Greg Wilson battled for seventh. By 18 Howard
went around the top of Coniam and K. Jacobs for sixth.
The yellows continued on lap 19 with Berryhill stopping on the track as
D. Jacobs went to the pits. On the restart Howard moved under Rilat for
fifth but another yellow flew for Clayton's slow tip over in turn four.
Clayton was able to restart. Then on lap 21 Johnson on the outside groove
moved to second in turns three and four. Another yellow came out on lap 23
for Berryhill into the turn four frontstretch fence but he came back out
after going to pits.
Action was heating up by lap 27 as Johnson drove around Stewart for the
lead, with the duo sliding each other back and forth for three laps. Action
again stopped on lap 28 for Wilson's flat, bringing out a two lap shootout
to the finish. Johnson now lead over Stewart, Kemenah, Rilat, Jacobs and
Shepard, who was on the move from the tail. Johnson lead the rest of the way
to the checkered flag over Stewart, who was disqualified, putting Shepard
second over Kemenah, Tatnell, K. Jacobs and Ryan Coniam. Rilat was also
found light and disqualified
The Crown Battery heat fell to Travis Rilat, the B&B Products heat went
to Kemenah, the Engler Machine and Tool heat was won by Aaron Berryhill and
the TP Wings heat fell to CJ Johnson. Daron Clayton won the United Aluminum
Window Sales & Consulting B Main and Johnson captured the Haulmark Dash and
was the Huggins Cams Fast Time qualifier.

Huggins Cams Qualifying: 1- Jason Johnson, Harrison 22, 13.708
(98.483mph) 2- Chad Kemenah, Harble 15k, 13.761 3- Shane Stewart, MIN 4m,
13.805 4- Jonathan Allard, Wright 35w, 13.880 5- Brooke Tatnell, Grandstaff
66, 13.962 6- Jeremy Campbell, Campbell 10c, 13.972 7- Kenny Jacobs, Grove
70, 13.982 8- Greg Wilson, Hampshire 63, 14.062 9- Jeff Shepard, Ashworth
92, 14.064 10- Dennis Park, Carlile 10, 14.079 11- Aaron Berryhill, Walden
97, 14.108 12- CJ Johnson, Johnson 45x, 14.143 13- Travis Rilat, Threatt
29t, 14.254 14- Ryan Coniam, Coniam 6c, 14.273 15- Bill Rose, Rose 6, 14.347
16- Jan Howard, Webb 51, 14.411 17- Dale Howard, Howard 47, 14.425 18- Daron
Clayton, Clayton 92d, 14.610 19- Travis Scott, Scott 17, 14.823 20- Rick
England, England 30, 14.860 21- Luke Cranston, Cranston 20, 14.887 22- Regan
Kitchen, Kitchen 21, 14.974 23- Steve King, King 88, 15.033 24- Mike
Woodruff, 17B, 15.068 25- Bruce Robenalt, Robenalt 98, 15.486 26- Dan
Oswalt, Oswalt D1, 15.580 27- Joe Bustillos, Bustillos 37, 15.758 28- Dean
Jacobs, Pullins 29, NT 29- Tony Bruce Jr., Bruce 18, NT 30- Barry Ruble,
Ruble 63r, NT

Crown Battery Heat #1: 8 laps top five transfer to A Main 1- Travis Rilat
2- Jason Johnson 3- Jeff Shepard 4- Brooke Tatnell 5- Dale Howard 6- Bruce
Robenalt 7- Luke Cranston

B&B Oval Track Products Heat #2: 8 laps top five transfer to A Main 1- Chad
Kemenah 2- Jeremy Campbell 3- Ryan Coniam 4- Regan Kitchen 5- Dan Oswalt 6-
Daron Clayton 7- Dennis Park

Engler Machine & Tool Heat #3: 8 laps top five transfer to A main 1-.Aaron
Berryhill 2- Shane Stewart 3- Bill Rose 4- Joe Bustillos 5- Kenny Jacobs 6-
Steve King 7- Travis Scott

TP Wings Heat #4: 8 laps top five transfer to A main 1- CJ Johnson 2-
Jonathan Allard 3- Dean Jacobs 4- Greg Wilson 5- Jan Howard 6- Mike Woodruff
7- Rick England

Haulmark Dash: 4 laps 1- Jason Johnson 2- Chad Kemenah 3- Shane Stewart 4-
Greg Wilson 5- Jeff Shepard 6- Kenny Jacobs

United Aluminum Windows B Main: 10 Laps top 4 transfer to A main 1- Daron
Clayton 2- Dennis Park 3- Luke Cranston 4- Bruce Robenalt 5- Tony Bruce Jr.
6- Steve King 7- Travis Scott 8- Rick England 9- Mike Woodruff

A-Main: 30 laps 1- Jason Johnson 2- Jeff Shepard 3- Chad Kemenah 4- Brooke
Tatnell 5- Kenny Jacobs 6- Ryan Coniam 7- Bill Rose 8- Jeremy Campbell 9-
Jonathan Allard 10- Daron Clayton 11- Aaron Berryhill 12- Greg Wilson 13- CJ
Johnson 14- Joe Bustillos 15- Luke Cranston 16- Bruce Robenalt 17- Jan
Howard 18- Dale Howard 19- Dean Jacobs 20- Regan Kitchen 21- Dennis Park 22-
Dan Oswalt 23. Shane Stewart & 24 Travis Rilat Disqualified at the scales
for being light.

Lap Leaders: 1&4 Campbell, 2&3 Stewart 5-26, 27-30 Johnson

Haulmark All Stars visit K-C Raceway and Fremont Fri-Sat Sept. 5-6

CAMARGO, IL - A total of $15,000 to win is on the line September 5 and 6
for the stars and cars of the Haulmark All Star sprint car series. Action
returns to Jim Nier's K-C Raceway near Chillicothe, OH for a Friday night
Sept. 5 kick-off to a two-day Ohio racing weekend. Saturday's action moves
north to the Fremont Speedway for a special 50 lap race paying $10,000 to
win. K-C's event is a standard $5,000 to win All Star winner's share.
K-C has managed to defeat Mother Nature once to get a single All Star
show in the books this season, with Dale Blaney winning the July Ohio
Speedweek event. Fremont, on the other hand, has hosted three shows for the
series with three different winners, Kelly Kinser, Blaney and Jason Johnson.
All will be gunning for the $10,000 top prize on Saturday.

"America's Series, The All Star Circuit of Champions" will present a
slate of 50 sprint car race dates in 2003 from February to October in action
at 31 speedways in 17 states. America's favorite dirt track series has
presented fans with the largest average car count and greatest number of
different race winners in the United States since 1980.

K-C Raceway is south of Chillicothe on SR 23, two miles out Blain Highway
at Alma. For further track information, call 740-663-4141. Fremont Speedway
is located 4 miles south of Ohio Turnpike Exit 91 at the Sandusky County
Fairgrounds, Fremont, Ohio. For more information visit www.allstarsprint.com
or call 217-352-9221.

Haulmark All Star Sprint Results - Mid-Nebraska Speedway - Wed. 8/20/03
By Scott Hall

DONIPHAN, NE - Just like last year, it was all Jeff Shepard Wednesday
night at Mid-Nebraska Speedway in the Haulmark All Star sprint car Thunder
Through the Plains 30 lap feature. The event was co-sanctioned by the NCRA
and paid Shepard, the driver of Denny Ashworth's No. 92, $5,000. Shepard,
from his outside front row starting spot, led all the way for his fourth win
of the year on the All Star tour. Luckily, the checkered flag was waving as
Shepard ran out of fuel on the last lap, then a wreck blocked the track in
front of his coasting machine, with Shepard scored as the winner.
Shepard grabbed the opening lead from Rookie-of-the-year contender Ryan
Coniam and led Coniam, Jason Johnson, Jeremy Campbell and Terry McCarl for
the first pair of circuits until Johnson took over second on lap three. Chad
Kemenah grabbed fifth from McCarl during this lap also.
Lap seven was unlucky for Johnson as the runnerup was collected in a spin
by 16-year-old Chad Humston, making his first 410 sprint car start. This put
Coniam back in second behind Shepard for the restart. The man on the move
now, in the high groove, was Greg Wilson, who started tenth in the Bob
Hampshire No. 63. He picked off McCarl for fifth on lap eight, and pulled
past Kemenah for fourth on lap 11. On lap 11 yellow the came out for Kenny
Jacobs stopped on the inside of turn two. He went pit side for work on the
left rear of his machine and returned to the rear of the field. Wilson was
the man to watch now as Shepard stretched his lead, also on the high side of
the speedway. Wilson was third by lap 19, and on lap 22 took over second
from Coniam.
With five laps remaining, another yellow slowed the pace, putting Wilson
within striking range of the leader, who saw his half lap lead erased by the
yellow. The restart order was Shepard, Wilson, Kemenah, Brooke Tatnell and
Coniam. It was now a five lap shoot out for $5000 for Shepard and Wilson. As
the white flag came out, Shepard slowed in turns one and two, out of fuel.
Wilson also slowed with a dry tank and loses second. But fortunately for the
leaders off of turn four for the checkered Kevin Hulse and Chad Humston get
together in front of the leaders and stop in the middle of the track. No
yellow flags appeared as the checkered was waving and Shepard was declared
the victor! Kemenah was scored second over Tatnell, Wilson, Jeremy
Campbell, Coniam, McCarl, Johnson, Dean Jacobs and CJ Johnson.
The Crown Battery heat fell to Daron Clayton, the B&B Products heat went
to CJ Johnson and the Engler Machine and Tool heat was won by Jan Howard as
Jason Johnson captured the Haulmark Dash. Chad Kemenah was the Huggins Cams
Fast Time qualifier.

Huggins Cams Time Trials: 1. Chad Kemenah, Harble 15k, 14.821 2- Terry
McCarl, McCarl 24, 14.870 3- Jason Johnson, Harrison 22, 14.918 4- Jeremy
Campbell, Campbell 10c, 15.014 5- Jeff Shepard, Ashworth 92, 15.079 6- Ryan
Coniam, Coniam 6c, 15.117 7- Brooke Tatnell, Grandstaff 66, 15.121 8- Bill
Rose, Rose 6r, 15.121 9- Dean Jacobs, Pullins 29, 15.126 10- Brian Brown,
Parsons 6, 15.143 11- Greg Wilson, Hampshire 63, 15.165 12- Kenny Jacobs,
Grove 70, 15.376 13- Daron Clayton, Clayton 92d, 15.408 14- CJ Johnson,
Johnson 45x, 15.394 15- Jan Howard, Webb 51, 15.434 16- Barry Ruble, Ruble
63r, 15.576 17- Steve King, King 88, 15.687 18- Regan Kitchen, Kitchen 21,
15.838 19- Kevin Hulse, HB Motorsports 15, 16.106 20- Joe Bustillos,
Bustillos 37, 16.162 21- Bruce Robenalt, Robenalt 98, 16.235 22- Bruce
Rossman, Rossman 3r, 16.711 23- Chad Humston, Humston 23c, NT, light.

Crown Battery Heat #1: 8 laps 1- Daron Clayton 2- Brooke Tatnell 3-
Brian Brown 4- Jeremy Campbell 5- Chad Kemenah 6- Kevin Hulse 7- Bruce
Rossman 8- Barry Ruble
B&B Oval Track Products Heat #2: 8 laps 1- CJ Johnson 2- Steve King 3-
Bill Rose 4- Terry McCarl 5- Jeff Shepard 6- Greg Wilson 7- Chad Humston 8-
Joe Bustillos
Engler Machine & Tool Heat #3: 8 laps 1- Jan Howard 2- Dean Jacobs 3-
Jason Johnson 4- Kenny Jacobs 5- Ryan Coniam 6- Regan Kitchen 7- Bruce
Robenalt
Haulmark Dash: 4 laps 1- Jason Johnson 2- Chad Kemenah 3- Ryan Coniam 4-
Greg Wilson 5- Bill Rose 6- Terry McCarl
A-Main: 30 laps 1- JEFF SHEPARD 2-Chad Kemenah 3- Brooke Tatnell 4- Greg
Wilson 5- Jeremy Campbell 6- Ryan Coniam 7- Terry McCarl 8- Jason Johnson 9-
Dean Jacobs 10- CJ Johnson 11- Daron Clayton 12- Brian Brown 13- Kenny
Jacobs 14- Jan Howard 15- Steve King 16- Regan Kitchen 17- Bill Rose 18-
Bruce Robenalt 19- Kevin Hulse 20- Chad Humston 21- Joe Bustillos 22-
Bruce Rossman 23- Barry Ruble
Lap Leaders: 1-30 Jeff Shepard

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