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Tickets on Sale for Ransomville Speedway Banquet
RANSOMVILLE, NY
(September 21, 2018) The 2018 Ransomville
Speedway Awards Banquet will take place on
Saturday, November 10, at the Lewiston #2 Fire
Hall, 1705 Saunders Settlement Rd.
Tickets are now on sale for $40 each until
November 1st ($50 after November 1st) and can be
purchased by calling the Ransomville Speedway
office at (716) 791-3602. Times are being
finalized and will be released early next week.
Track champions Erick Rudolph (Krown
Undercoating Modifieds), Brett Senek (Investors
Service Sportsman), Pete Stefanski (KiPo
Chevrolet Street Stocks), Chad Desso (Gippsters
Collision 4 Bangers), and Cody Wolfe
(Stevenson’s Hardware Novice Sportsman) will
receive their 2018 Championship Trophies.
Significant others of our track champions will
also be receiving a piece of jewelry from Firth
Jewelers.
Awards will be handed out for all classes
including best appearing car, most improved
driver, hard luck, Rookie of the Year and more.
Donna Eick will cater the banquet dinner. Jonsie
will be the musical entertainment with music
after the awards portion of the banquet.
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Thanks for all who helped!
Dave DiPietro and Pete
Stefanski Win Sean Letts Memorial King of the Hill Events at Ransomville:
Chad Desso Claims 4 Cylinder Track Championship
RANSOMVILLE,
NY
(September
14,
2018)
North
Tonawanda,
NY
pilot
Dave
DiPietro
lead
all
40-laps
to
earn
the
victory
for
the
BEI
Lightning
Series
event
for
the
Investor’s
Service
Sportsman
as
Investor’s
Service,
Bailey
Brothers
Landscaping,
and
Firth
Jewelers
presented
the
Sean
Letts
Memorial
King
of
the
Hill
at
the
Ransomville
Speedway
on
Friday
night.
Wheatfield,
NY’s
Pete
Stefanski
won
his
seventh
KiPo
Chevrolet
Street
Stock
feature
of
the
season,
by
commanding
the
field
in
the
King
of
the
Hill
100.
Chad
Desso
from
Wilson,
NY
won
his
sixth
Gippsters
Collision
4
Bangers
feature
of
the
season
and
clinched
the
track
championship.
The
#SL40
for
the
Bellinger
Electric
Inc
(BEI)
Lightning
Series
for
the
Investors
Service
Sportsman
was
brought
to
the
green
flag
by
2018
Ransomville
Speedway
track
champion
Brett
Senek
and
Dave
DiPietro
with
DiPietro
taking
the
lead.
With
DiPietro
in
the
lead,
2017
BEI
Lightning
Series
Champion
and
current
Series
points
leader
Chad
Chevalier
worked
into
second
place.
DiPietro
and
Chevalier
battled
for
the
lead
and
quickly
would
start
to
pull
away
from
the
field
early
on.
Canadian
driver
Ryan
Ferri
barrel-rolled
several
times
in
turn
one
and
two
to
bring
out
the
red
flag
on
lap
14.
Ferri
was
alert
and
climbed
out
of
the
car
under
his
own
power.
Once
the
field
was
back
under
the
green
flag,
Chris
Burek
would
move
into
second
place
and
would
start
to
go
after
DiPietro
for
the
lead.
At
the
halfway
point,
DiPietro
and
Burek
would
pull
away
from
Chevalier,
Brad
Rouse,
and
polesitter
Senek.
After
a
multi-car
incident
on
lap
21
bunched
the
field
back
together,
Brad
Rouse
would
move
into
third
place
as
DiPietro
and
Burek
continued
to
set
the
pace
up
front.
The
second
half
of
the
race
saw
James
Michael
Friesen
and
Kyle
Inman
on
the
move
and
challenging
for
the
top
five.
Another
car
on
the
move
was
“The
Lockport
Lazer”
Andrew
Smith.
DiPietro
and
Burek
would
battle
all
over
the
track
throughout
the
event
and
in
the
end,
it
was
DiPietro
scoring
the
victory,
his
second
Ransomville
checkered
flag
of
the
season.
Burek
would
settle
for
second
with
Andrew
Smith,
Brad
Rouse
and
Chad
Chevalier
completed
the
top
five.
Runner-up
finisher
Chris
Burek
and
third
place
finisher
Andrew
Smith
were
given
the
guaranteed
starting
spots
for
the
602
Winter
Nationals
at
the
North
Florida
Speedway
in
February
2019.
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2018 Little R Season Comes to End with Annual Fun Race/Banquet
Jeff Anstett, Michael Carmer, Jayme Stone, Nigel Pendykoski, Brayden Bills,
Luke Pleace Score Track Titles at Little R
RANSOMVILLE, NY (September 9,
2018) The 2018 season came to an end at the Little R on
Sunday afternoon with their annual awards banquet and fun race.
Over $5,300 was raised this season in the driver's point fund
through the 50/50 sales and the Chinese Auction held throughout
the season. Out of 15 weeks scheduled, only one was canceled due
to the extreme heat that was had in the middle of July.
In the Finish Line Auto Detail Senior Heavy, Jeff Anstett won
his ninth career championship. Anstett visited victory lane on
six occasions to secure the track title. Eric Veihdeffer won
three times with Michael Carmer winning twice throughout the
season.
Michael Carmer won the track championship in the Poppin’ Hops
Senior Lites. Carmer won five times to help him win the title.
Jeff Anstett finished second in points with one victory and
trailed Carmer by just 20 markers. Eric Veihdeffer, Vincent
Chiodo, Jeff Chapman, and Dylan Duhow also visited victory lane
this season. |
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