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Allan Wills Scores Modified Win:
Cory Sawyer Wins John Susice Street Stock
Memorial at Ransomville
RANSOMVILLE, NY (July
13, 2018) “The Huckster” Cory Sawyer from South
Central Niagara Falls, NY was victorious in the
2nd annual John Susice Memorial for the KiPo
Chevrolet Street Stocks as Niagara Hardwood, A-1
Land Care, Sunset Bar and Grill, and WGR 550
presented Halloween Night at the Ransomville
Speedway on Friday night. For Sawyer, it was his
third divisional win of the season. The complete
results are unofficial pending a tech review.
Allan Wills from Ransomville, NY won his first
Krown Undercoating Modified feature of 2018.
Garrison Krentz from North Tonawanda, NY claimed
his second Investors Service Sportsman feature
of the season. Chad Desso from Wilson, NY won
his third Gippsters Collison 4 Bangers feature
of the season. Ransomville, NY’s Brian Monahan
Jr won his first career Stevenson’s Hardware
Novice Sportsman feature.
“That Guy” Mike Kramarz and Pat Dell were on the
front row for the second running of the John
Susice Memorial for the KiPo Chevrolet Street
Stocks with Kramarz showing the way from the
drop of the green flag. Brandon Sherwood would
go three-wide with Jaren Israel and Chris
Dziomba to move from sixth to fourth in the
running order on lap three as the former track
champion was working his way up through the
field. Ken Camidge spun, in turn, one with Rob
Murray being collected to bring out the races
first caution on lap four. The early race
restart would see Kramarz and Dell battle into
turns one and two with Dell taking the slight
advantage at the start-finish line with
Sherwood, Pete Stefanski, and Jaren Israel
racing in the top five. Sherwood’s race would
come to an end after going into the pits on lap
six. Israel and Stefanski made contact going
into turn three on lap eight with Joey Zimmerman
getting the worst of the impact as Zimmerman had
no-where to go and hit the turn three wall,
causing tons of damage to the Zimmerman racer.
Joey climbed out of his car under his own power.
The restart would see Dell edging out Kramarz
for the lead as Dziomba would take third with
Cory Sawyer and Bryce Richardson racing in the
top five. Sawyer would challenge Kramarz and
Dell for the lead at the halfway mark. Sawyer
would take the lead away on lap 17 with Dell
challenging and regaining the lead just one lap
later. Sawyer would regain the lead with 10 laps
remaining after completing the pass on Dell
exiting turn four. Kramarz would challenge Dell
for second in the late going with Dell holding
him off. Sawyer got loose with three laps
remaining, allowing Dell and Kramarz to reel in
the leader. Sawyer would hold off Dell and
Kramarz to score his third win of the season.
With it being Sawyer’s third win, his motor has
been pulled. Results are unofficial pending the
results of the motor tests. |
Anstett, Veihdeffer, Wrate, Pollow, Foster, Schulz, and
Sherman Score Wins at the Little R
RANSOMVILLE, NY (July
12, 2018). Jeff Anstett won his third main event
of the season in the Finish Line Auto Detail on
Thursday night at the Little R. Eric Veihdeffer
won his first Poppin Hops Senior Lites feature
of the season. Bo Wrate won his first main event
of the season in the Fitzgibbon Contracting and
Construction Junior 3. Anthony Pollow won his
third main event on the season in the Jeffery
Machine Junior 2. Tyler Foster won his second
feature of the season in the Slack Karts Junior
1. Jacob Schulz and Wyatt Sherman scored their
second wins of the season each in the Just Signs
and Designs Novice division.
Jeff Anstett was on the pole in the main event
for the Finish Line Auto Detail Senior Heavy.
Anstett would hold off Eric Veihdeffer and
Timothy Wnek to score his third Senior Heavy win
of the season.
Jeff Anstett led from the pole in the feature
event for the Poppin’ Hops Senior Lites. Eric
Veihdeffer would take the lead away prior to
halfway with Michael Carmer running in third.
Veihdeffer would hold off Anstett and Carmer to
score his first Senior Lite feature of the
season.
Brenden Wallace had the pole position in the
15-lap feature for the Fitzgibbon Contracting
and Construction Junior 3. Bo Wrate would take
the lead away on lap seven. Wrate would go on to
score his first victory of the season.
Reese Rutherford had the pole position in the
main event for the Jeffery Machine Junior 2.
Anthony Pollow would take the lead away on lap
two. Nigel Pendykoski would move into second and
the top two would pull away from the field.
Pollow would go on to score the victory.
The feature event for the Slack Kart Junior 1
feature saw Tyler Foster lead from his pole
position. Foster would hold off Brayden Bills to
earn his second win of the season.
The first feature for the Just Signs & Designs
Novice division saw third-generation driver
Jacob Schulz take off from his pole position.
Schulz would lead all ten laps to score the win,
his second of the season. The second feature saw
Wyatt Sherman take the lead from the drop of the
green flag. Sherman would lead all 10 laps to
pick up the victory.
It was announced that there will be an open Kart
Practice/Training on Sunday, July 15 with gates
opening at 9 am and karts on the track at 10 am.
Admission is $10 for everyone to enter the pits.
The practice session is for drivers racing in
the Junior 3, Junior 2, Junior 1, and Novice
divisions.
The Chinese Auction to benefit the Little R
driver’s point fund will begin on August 2nd.
Items are needed to be dropped off at the
speedway office no later than July 19.
Volunteers are needed to help at the tables on
Friday, August 3, and 10 and on Tuesday, August
7. The drawing will be on Thursday, August 16.
Racing continues at the Little R each Thursday
night at 7:15 pm. Next Thursday night will be
race number three of the four-race Mini-Series
with each feature race paying $100 to win
courtesy of Buds Apple Juice, Jerry Gradl
Motors, Tim Phillips Garage, Matt Farnham
Racing, and an anonymous sponsor for being the
sponsors of the Mini-Series. Grandstand
admission is FREE for all go-kart events at the
Little R! The complete karting schedule is
available online at www.ransomvillespeedway.com
LITTLE R RACE RESULTS – JULY 12, 2018
Finish Line Auto Detail Senior Heavy: JEFF
ANSTETT, Eric Veihdeffer, Timothy Wnek, Michael
Carmer, Brian Skutt, Ashley Daul, Tony Purgarich
Qualifying Heat Winner: Jeff Anstett
Poppin’ Hops Senior Lites: ERIC VEIHDEFFER, Jeff
Anstett, Michael Carmer, Dylan Duhow, TJ Scime,
Vincent Chiodo, Chris Miller Did Not Start:
Brandon Kraebel
Qualifying Heat Winners: Jeff Anstett, Eric
Veihdeffer
Fitzgibbon Contracting and Construction Junior
3: BO WRATE, Alexis Bolam, Brenden Wallace,
Brayden James, Jayme Stone, Trent Smith
Qualifying Heat Winner: Brenden Wallace
Jeffery Machine Junior 2: ANTHONY POLLOW, Nigel
Pendykoski, Riley Bloomingdale, Abigail Castile,
Lexi Healy, Mario Camillo, Aidan Seefeldt, Reese
Rutherford, Luke Blose, Austin Gordon, Aubrey
Thompkins
Qualifying Heat Winners: Abigail Castile, Nigel
Pendykoski, Austin Gordon, Anthony Pollow
Slack Karts Junior 1: TYLER FOSTER, Brayden
Bills, Sal Paonessa, Mason Hanel, Jocelyn Just
Qualifying Heat Winners: Tyler Foster, Sal
Paonessa,
Just Signs & Designs Novice Feature #1: JACOB
SCHULZ, Oliver Loeschke, Rylee Rutherford,
Biagio Pelligra
Just Signs & Designs Novice Feature #2: WYATT
SHERMAN, Tucker Welshans, Luke Pleace, Abby
Fisher
Qualifying Heat Winners: Rylee Rutherford, Wyatt
Sherman, Jacob Schulz, Tucker Welshans
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Sean Letts Memorial King of the Hill Set for
September 14
RANSOMVILLE, NY (July
7, 2018) One of the longest running races at the
Ransomville Speedway the King of the Hill set
for Friday, September 14 will be known as the
Sean Letts Memorial, to remember the life of
former racer Sean Letts who passed away
unexpectedly this past March.
Sean raced for many years in the 4 Bangers,
Street Stocks, and Sportsman division and the
King of the Hill was a race that was special to
Sean. Letts and his #SL40 was a fan favorite at
the Big R. Letts was a graduate of Lew-Port
Central and attended the NASCAR Technical
Institute in Mooresville, North Carolina. The
2018 edition of King of the Hill will feature
the 40-lap Bellinger Electric Inc (BEI)
Lightning Series event for Sportsman plus the
annual King of the Hill 100 for Street Stocks
and the $200 to win 4 Banger Championship.
Drivers will be racing for lap money bonuses are
available. Lap sponsorships are available for
all classes. To purchase a lap, contact the
speedway office at (716) 791-3602.
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