LEOTE, HARMAN, WASHBURN FIRST TIME BORGER'S WINNERS...
VIVONA THREE TIME WINNER...
Co-Promoter & Media Contact Bob Snyder bobsnyderphoto@enter.net
Saylorsburg, PA., May 12th, 2012: The transition from dirt to asphalt at Borgers Speedway has proved not to be near as drastic as many had feared. Rob Vivona said in victory lane last week the changes are very minimal. It is basically the dirt set up with a few tweaks here and there. This is why Borgers management created the Wingless Dirt 600 Sprints in order for a driver to take their car off the dirt and put it on asphalt with no major changes in set up and running dirt tires.
Bruce Leote took a Wingless 270 Sprint and converted it into a Three Quarter Midget and became the “Star of the Show” in the Hoosier Racing Tires Wingless TQ/Asphalt 600 Sprint feature. Leote was fast right off the trailer. In fact two tenths of a second faster then the rest of the field in practice. At the drop of the green it was Leote in the lead going to turn one followed by Blu Metz and Josh Dalrymple. As Metz and Dalrymple put the pressure on Leote it soon became a Leote and Metz battle for the lead. By lap five Brett Conkling made the pass for third and the top four positions stayed the same until lap nine when the yellow waved. A jumped start on the restart by Metz sent him back two spots moving Conkling to second and Dalrymple third. Metz driving like a man possessed made his way back to second in the closing laps but did not have enough for Leote. Leote took the checkered flag followed by Metz, Conking, Dalrymple, and Salvini.
In Hoosier Racing Tires Wingless Dirt 600 Sprints it was Rob Vivona making it three in a row. Vivona held the lead from the pole and never had a serious challenge. The real battle was for second place. Joe Agnello in his first race of the season drove a masterful race holding off a hard charging Jon Cortright, Jason Hentrick, Mike Fillbrunn, and Stephen Boland. Vivona led every lap of the nonstop race.
Jason Harman became the third different All-Star Slingshot winner in as many weeks. Ricky Raisner Jr. brought the field to the green flag and it was Raisner, Bob Nenstiel, and Harman. By lap three Harmon made the pass for second and last place starter JR Fulper was on the move. Lap four Harman took the lead as Fulper moved to third. Lap eight Fulper made the pass for second and had his sites set on Harman. As the laps wound down Fulper put the pressure on Harman but did not have enough to keep Harman from victory lane. Raisner finished third followed by Ton Henessey, and Mike Moyer.
Another first time winner in Hoosier Racing Tires XCEL 600 Modifieds found Scott Washburn in Borgers victory lane. Washburn held on to the lead for every lap of the non stop race and was chased to the finish line by Kermit Horning, Tim VanHorn, Lyele Kocher, and Shawn Horning.
RACE RESULTS 5-12-12
Hoosier Racing tires TQ/Wingless 600 Asphalt Sprints… Bruce Leote, Blu Metz, Brett Conkling, Josh Dalrymple, Rich Salvini, Rob Vivona.
Hoosier Racing tires Wingless 600 Dirt Sprints… Rob Vivona, Joe Agnello, Jon Cortright, Jason Hentrick, Mike Fillbrunn, Stephen Boland.
All-Star Slingshots… Jason Harman, JR Fulper, Ricky Raisner Jr., Ton Henessey, Mike Moyer, Bob Nenstiel.
Hoosier Racing Tires XCEL 600 Modifieds… Scott Washburn, Kermit Horning, Tim VanHorn, Kyle Kocher, Shawn Horning.
Kid Karts… Jon Kendall, Cody Quagliato, Liam OcConnor, Joey Agnello.
Junior Champ A… Trevor Rizzo
Junior Clone A… Elloree Neary, Kevin Mee.
Senior Champ Kart A Flathead… Scott Neary, Eric Bodenschatz, Albert Burrell, Paul Valent, Larry Ealey, Kerry Ervin,
Senior Clone… Brad Fair, Austin Hasenauer.
Briggs Medium… Ron Ehrhardt.
Briggs Light… Steven Frindt.
Briggs Heavy… Randy Ehrhardt, Zeke Quizenberry.
MicroStocks… Dave Parker, Ray Morris, Don Boonstra, Ted Harris, Sandall Luff,
STOCKHAM, SCHERFF, FULPER, VIVONA BEST AT BORGER’S…
Co-Promoter & Media Contact Bob Snyder bobsnyderphoto@enter.net
Saylorsburg, PA., May 5th, 2012: The long haul from Syracuse, New York proved worthwhile as Chris Stockham took his first Hoosier Racing Tires Three Quarter Midget feature win on the Borger’s Speedway asphalt. Zack Martini led the first four laps with Stockham glued to his back bumper until lap five when Stockham made the pass for the lead. Stockham was not to be caught as he took the Blu Metz owned 01 to its first feature win. Martini was second.
The Hoosier Racing Tires XCEL 600 Modifieds lived up to their reputation of nonstop excitement as BJ Scherff made his first visit to Borgers Speedway victory lane. Last week’s winner Aaron Bowes led the field to the green flag but it was Doug Borger first to turn one. As Bowes took up chase Scott Washburn joined the hunt by lap four. By halfway Scherff was making his presence known as he joined the race for the lead. With two laps to go it looked like a win for Borger but Scherff had other ideas. As Borger slowed a bit and the leaders bunched up Scherff made a daring move in turn three and came out of turn four in the lead. Scherff took his first ever features win followed by Borger, Washburn, and Bowes. TQ feature winner Chris Stockham rounded out the top five.
All-Star Slingshot racer JR Fulper is no stranger to Borger’s Speedway victory lane but today would be his first win on asphalt. Bob Nenstiel led the way to turn one followed by Ricky Raisner Jr., and JR Fulper. Raisner took the lead from Nenstiel on lap four followed by Fulper. Raisner and Fulper staged a side by side battle until the halfway mark when Fulper took the lead. Fulper took the win followed by Raisner, Nenstiel, Steve Heckman, and Mike Moyer.
Rob Vivona had fun on the Borger’s Speedway dirt and is still having fun on the Borger’s Speedway asphalt as Vivona repeated his opening day win in the Hoosier Racing Tires Wingless 600 Dirt Sprints. Vivona held the lead from the pole and led every lap but the real battle was for second place. Jason Hentrick and Joe Yaccarino staged a hard fought battle for second place with Hentrick coming out on top in the end. In the closing laps Mark Fillbrunn made the pass on Yaccarino for third. Earlier in the day Filllbrunn, who has been plagued with misfortune, broke a motor mount and held the motor in place with a two by four block of wood and tie straps. The temporary fix worked as Fillbrunn finished third followed by Yaccarino and Ed Willberger Sr.
RACE RESULTS 5-05-12
Hoosier Racing Tires Three Quarter Midgets… Chris Stockham, Zack Martini.
Hoosier Racing Tires XCEL 600 Modifieds… BJ Scherff, Doug Borger, Scott Washburn, Aaron Bowes, Chris Stockham, Sean Weiss, Kyle Kocher, Kermit Horning, Emily Horning, Tim VanHorn, Jordyn Mow.
AllStar Slingshots… JR Fulper, Ricky Rainser Jr., Bob Nenstiel, Steve Heckman, Mike Moyer.
Hoosier Racing Tires Dirt 600 Wingless Sprints… Rob Vivona, Jason Hentrick, Mike Fillbrunn, Joe Yaccarino, Ed Willberger Sr.
Kids Karts… Liam OcConnor, Meredith Howell.
MicroStocks… Carl Weinacker, Joe Cottone, Noel Scheffen, Jill Ackerman, Gary Scheffen, Don Boonstra, Ted Harris, Tom Ervin, Roy Morris, Nick Cottone, Sandell Luff, DQ…Dave Parker.
Senior Clone… Scott Neary.
Junior Clone… Kevin Mee, Sam Neary.
Junior Clone Flathead… Jeffrey Shire.
Briggs Super Heavy… Randy Ehrhardt, Lester Cole
Briggs Light… Steven Frindt.
Briggs Medium… Zeke Quizenberry.
Senior Clone… Zeke Quizzenberry.
Champ Karts… Joey Milza, James Jeason, Gary Ealey, Jon Cortright, Paul Valent.
THREE QUARTER MIDGETS AT BORGER'S
Co-Promoter & Media Contact Bob Snyder bobsnyderphoto@enter.net
Saylorsburg, PA., May 1st, 2012: Borgers Speedway is running Three Quarter Midgets on a weekly basis as the headline division combined with the Asphalt 600 Sprints.
To end rumors that have been circulating we are not running with the ATQMRA club although ATQMRA drivers are invited to race on dates when they have no scheduled events.
The TQ/Asphalt 600 division will be paid the normal big car purse which is $200 to win regardless of car count and up to $300 to win with car count.
Hope this ends any rumors that we are not running the Three Quarter Midgets.
XCEL 600 MODIFIEDS TO RUN WEEKLY AT BORGER'S
Co-Promoter & Media Contact Bob Snyder bobsnyderphoto@enter.net
Saylorsburg, PA., May 1st, 2012: Following a late afternoon meeting between Borgers Speedway management and Doug Borger, Borgers Speedway is pleased to announce the “Fan Favorite” XCEL 600 Modifieds will be run on a weekly basis at Borgers Speedway.
Promoter Bob Snyder, “last year we ran the XCEL 600 Sportsman and very quickly they became a fan favorite. The division provided exciting racing which became extremely popular with the fans Doug’s XCEL cars are the fastest growing division in small car racing and we are pleased to have them on board on a weekly basis.”
The XCEL 600 Modifieds will be competing for the regular big car purse which guarantees $200 to win regardless of car count and up to $300 to win with car count.
With the XCEL 600
Sportsman last year many people referred to Borgers
Speedway as the Bowman Gray Madhouse of The North.
This season with the paving of the track and the XCEL 600
Modifieds Borgers
TIDABECK, VIVONA, DEALAMAN, & BOWES
TAKE BORGER'S INAUGURAL ASPHALT GOLD..
Co-Promoter & Media Contact Bob Snyder bobsnyderphoto@enter.net
Saylorsburg, PA., April 28th, 2012: They came from
Former
Rob Vivona proved to be masterful on dirt and he continued his winning ways on Asphalt as he took the Hoosier Racing Tires Dirt 600 Sprint main. Vivona started on the pole and led every lap and lapped the field to take the win. Stephen Boland and Ed Wilber took up the chase for second until lap four when Mike Boland made the pass on Wilberger for third. The order would remain the same with Vivona taking the win followed by Steve Boland, Mike Boland, Ed Wilberger, and Mike Fillburn.
It was win number twenty for Matt Delaman in All-star Slingshot action. Ricky Raisner Jr. held the lead for the first five laps with Dealaman cranking up the steam. Dealaman got by Raisner on lap six followed by Steve Heckman. Two laps later Jason Harman made the pass on Raisner for third and had his sights set on Heckman. Harman got by Heckman for second on lap eighteen but came up short on Dealaman. Delaman took the checkered flag followed by Harman, Heckman, Raisner, and Bob Nenstiel.
Aaron Bowes notched two Hoosier Racing Tires Xcel 600 Sportsman wins last season and started 2012 with a win in the Hoosier Racing Tires Xcel 600 Modifieds. Bowes led every lap from the pole but the win was not to be an easy one. From the drop of the green Butch Getz was glued to Bowes rear bumper as Doug Borger joined the hunt. By halfway Bowes increased his lead over Getz by five car lengths and that is how it would end. Bowes took the win followed by Getz, Borger, BJ Sherff, and Jordyn Mow.
RACE RESULTS 4-28-12
Hoosier Asphalt 600?TQ’s…. Mike Tidabeck, Zack Martini, AJ Fuge, Rick Salvini.
Hoosier Dirt 600 Sprints… Rob Vivona, Stephen Boland, Mike Boland, Ed Wilberger, Mike Fillburn.
All-Star Slingshots… Matt Dealaman, Jason Herman, Steve Heckman, Richy Raisner Jr., Bob Nenstiel, Mike Moyer.
Hoosier Xcel 600 Modifieds… Aaron Bowes. Butch Getz, Doug Borger, BJ Sherff, Jordyn Mow, Steven Sherwood.
Micro-Stocks...Dave Parker, Ted Harris , Don Boonstra, Sam Del Luff, Tim Phelps, Ray Morris
Kid Karts...Joey Agnello, Eloree Neary, Liam O”Copnnor
Briggs Medium...Doug Reynolds
Senior Clone...Zeke Quisenberry, Austin Hoservec, Bradly Blair
Junior Clone...Sam Neary
Champ Karts...TJ Laro, Albert Burrell, Joey Milza, Brad Hinkleman, Kerrry Levia, Scott Neary, Eric Bodenschatz, Paul Valent, Jim Hendry
Briggs Light...Steven Frindt, Eric Ceaser
Briggs Superheavy...Lester Cole
BORGER'S GUARANTEED PURSE...
Co-Promoter & Media Contact Bob Snyder bobsnyderphoto@enter.net
Saylorsburg, PA., April 22nd, 2012: Borgers Speedway will guarantee a minimum $200 to win for Wingless Dirt 600 Sprints, Wingless Asphalt 600 Sprints/Three Quarter Midgets, All-Star Slingshots, and XCEL 600 Modifieds.
If there are only 3 cars entered you are getting $200 to win. 1 to 14 cars $200 to win. 15 to 19 cars $250 to win and 20 to 24 cars $300 to win.
Payout has also been increased throughout the breakdown and last spot will pay $20. If you break and can not start the feature you will get $20.
With our paved racetrack, infield, and pits the racecars and fans will being going home clean and spotless. No more washing mud off you car.
Creature comfort is second to none at Borgers Speedway. No more smelly porta-johns but the finest restrooms in all of racing featuring our heated and air conditioned restrooms complete with exhaust fans, steel stalls, running water sinks, drinking fountains, and diaper changing stations.
Dine at our refreshment
stand featuring the World Famous
Grand Opening will be
Saturday April 28 at
Wingless Dirt 600 Sprints, Wingless Asphalt 600 Sprints/TQ Midgets, All-Star and Junior Slingshots, and XCEL 600 Modifieds will take to the track around 4:00 p.m.
The Grand Opening will also feature Hot Dog Day. Everyone in the grandstand and pits will receive a ticket and a number will be called out about every 10 minutes and the winner will receive a free hot dog courtesy of Glenn and Ruth Borger.
Be a part of “History
In the Making” as a totally new and exciting era of
racing will be introduced to the Northeast with the new asphalt racing at the
Borgers Super
For more information go to the speedway web-site www.borgers-speedway.com and follow the Facebook link at the top for weather issues or the Borgers Speedway Hot Line 570-992-8131.
Any questions that need answers contact Bob Snyder. bobsnyderphoto@enter.net
DAVE PARKER FIRST BORGER'S SPEEDWAY WINNER!
Co-Promoter & Media Contact Bob Snyder bobsnyderphoto@enter.net
Saylorsburg, PA., April 22nd, 2012: In a winner take all feature
event following the Saturday practice session at Borgers
Speedway Micro-Stock driver “SuperDave” Parker
grabbed “Bragging Rights” as the first feature winner at
the brand new asphalt at Borgers Super
Parker lead the field to the green flag of the first feature event at the new Borgers Speedway. As the pack blasted into turn one Ted Harris who started last was on the move. By lap five Harris passed Parker for the lead but it was to be short lived as Parker regained the lead by half way. Parker held the lead and took starter Bobby Stull’s checkered followed by Harris, Brian Correll, Don Boonstra, and Roy.
Action returns to
Borgers Speedway Saturday April 28 at
BORGER'S PIT PASS AND DRIVER ENTRY FEE 2012!
Co-Promoter & Media Contact Bob Snyder bobsnyderphoto@enter.net
Saylorsburg, PA., April 20th, 2012:
Kid Karts and Junior Karts
Driver and Entry Fee $25.00 (Each Additional Class $20._
Non Driver Pit Pass $20.
Senior Karts and Micro-Stocks
Entry Fee and Driver Pit Pass. $40 (Each Additional Class $20.)
Non Driver Pit Passes $20.
Wingless 600 Dirt Sprints, Wingless 600 Asphalt Sprints, Three Quarter Midgets, All-Star Slingshots, Junior Slingshots, XCEL 600 Modifieds.
Entry Fee $25
Driver Pit Pass $20
Non Driver Pit pass $20.
IMPORTANT SAFETY UPDATES!
Co-Promoter & Media Contact Bob Snyder bobsnyderphoto@enter.net
Saylorsburg, PA., April 11th, 2012: After a lengthy conversation with the insurance carrier these rules must be followed. This is a very critical issue and there can be no exceptions.
Only Snell sa2005 or newer helmets will be allowed. They specified this as extremely critical and no exceptions will be made.
Fire suits and gloves must be worn on all cars except the Open Karts. Cage Karts drivers must have a fire suit, gloves, and five point harness.
Neck collars are required for all drivers in all divisions. A Hans type device is highly recommended but not mandatory for all non Kart divisions.
All restraints must be five point harnesses and must be SFI Dated.
We would like to see some sort of restraint device over the top of the roll cage on all Wingless Open Wheel Cars to keep the driver inside the cage if the belts come loose. This is not mandatory at this point but we will discuss this during the practice sessions.
Minor’s releases are required for anyone 18 years and younger. We would like to have both parents signature but we will accept the parent who holds legal guardianship. A photo copy of the birth certificate must accompany the release. We will give a two week grace period on obtaining the birth certificate.
Safety is very important at Borgers Speedway and we will enforce these rules for everyone’s protection.
BORGER'S PAVING COMPLETE!
Co-Promoter & Media Contact Bob Snyder bobsnyderphoto@enter.net
Saylorsburg, PA., April 6th, 2012: The top coat of asphalt and the paving
of the infield at Borgers Speedway have been
completed and all is set for the first of two practice days Saturday April 14
and April 21 at
Speedway owner Glenn Borger, “It took us an extra week with the weather and the additional paving of the infield but I feel it is worth the wait. With the infield paved there will be no issues with dirt being drug onto the track from the infield.”
Creature comfort at Borgers Speedway will be a major concern for the 2012 racing season and speedway owner Glenn Borger has spared no expense. Borgers Speedway will have restrooms like no other racetracks in the area. Entering the restroom area race goers will find a spacious room with drinking fountains and diaper changing stations. This room will lead to large and well lighted men’s and women’s restrooms. The restrooms will be heated and air conditioned with two running water sinks in each restroom. Four separate stalls in each restroom and a handicap accessible stall should assure no long lines. Exhaust fans and a tile floor have also been installed. Glenn Borger, “Our restrooms will be more like a “5 Star Hotel” then the deplorable conditions you find at most racetracks. People will be in for a long day at Borgers Speedway and they deserve the very best.”
The paving of Borgers Speedway has opened up many challenges and many new opportunities. Co-promoter Bob Snyder, “My roots are in dirt track racing and I will always love the dirt tracks but times are changing. When I was a kid we did not care about getting dirty at a race. In fact the dirtier we got the more we loved it. At Borgers Speedway the neighbors forced us to pave the track but that may in the long run prove to be a blessing in disguise. This is just the start and big things will be happening at Borgers Speedway. We have something unique that no one else has, a 1/7 mile asphalt speedway. We also have an opportunity to build a spectator base which is almost non-existent at other small car tracks. New spectators coming into racing do not want to sit in the dust and the dirt. They also want creature comfort and this is what we will give them at Borgers Speedway.”
The two practice sessions Saturday April 14 and 21 will be free spectator admission to the grandstand. A pit pass of $20 will be required for anyone entering the pits but there will be no car entry fee.
Please disregard the weather traffic light on the Borgers web-site. This is not operational and will be discontinued, A Facebook link has been placed by the light. This link will take you directly to the Borgers Speedway Facebook page where all information, releases, and results will be available.
For further information or weather cancellations check the Borgers Speedway web-site www.borgers-speedway.com or for weather cancellations the Borgers Speedway Weather Hot Line. 570-992-8131.
BORGER'S PRACTICE SATURDAY, MARCH 31ST
Co-Promoter & Media Contact Bob Snyder bobsnyderphoto@enter.net
Saylorsburg, PA., March 27th, 2012: Practice will be held Saturday
March 31 from
Wingless 600 Dirt Sprints, Wingless 600 Asphalt Sprints, Three Quarter Midgets, All-Star and Junior Slingshots, XCEL 600 Modifieds, Karts, and Micro-Stocks will take to the newly paved 1/7 mile Borgers Speedway asphalt in Saylorsburg, Pa. While these are the classes that will run on a regular basis any other small cars are invited to attend with the exception of the 2 Cycle 270 Sprints which are not allowed to run because of the court settlement.
Fuel will be available.
At the conclusion of practice a special biggest Kart class winner take all 25 feature will be run for bragging rights to be the first Borgers Speedway feature winner on asphalt. There will be a $10 entry fee for this race with winner take all.
A $20 pit pass will be charged for anyone entering the pit area but there will be no car entry fee. Grandstand admission will be free. The food stand will be open with the usual Borgers Speedway menu.
Be a part of “History In The Making” at the fastest 1/7 mile asphalt speedway in the Northeast as Borgers Speedway Paves The Way For Years To Come.
For weather cancellation information check the Borgers Speedway web-site www.borgers-speedway.com Facebook, or call the Borgers Speedway Weather Hot Line at 570-992-8131.
BORGER'S SPEEDWAY NAMES HOOSIER RACING TIRES
OFFICIAL TRACK TIRE...
Co-Promoter & Media Contact Bob Snyder bobsnyderphoto@enter.net
Saylorsburg, PA., March 22nd, 2012: Hoosier Racing Tires will be the official tire at Borgers Speedway for Wingless Dirt 600 Sprints, Wingless Asphalt 600 Sprints and Three Quarter Midgets in 2012. Hoosier Racing Tires must be run on all four corners to be eligible for the lucrative Borgers Speedway year end point fund. While other brands can be run those using other brands will not receive points for the races run on non Hoosier tires.
Borgers Speedway will be selling tires and will have all sizes and compounds in stock. Tires do not have to be purchased at Borgers Speedway but is highly recommended as tire sales will increase the point fund.
The tire rule will go into affect when the point season starts tentatively May 5 with a final decision being made after the laying of the final coat of asphalt.
Tire guidelines
Dirt Wingless 600 Sprints
Right Rear 63x10x10 D25
Left Rear 60x7x10. D20
Front 57x6.5x10 D20
Asphalt Wingless 600 Sprints and Three Quarter Midgets.
Right Rear 10x22x13 Focus
Left Rear and Front 7x20.5x13 MG4
Right Rear and Left Front 10x19x10 LC5
Front and Right Rear 6x18x10. LC10
The first practice
session is scheduled for Saturday March 31 from
For further information and updates check the Borgers Speedway web-site www.borgers-speedway.com or follow us on Facebook and Microracing.com. Weather cancellation hot line 570-992-8131.
KARTERS BRAGGING RIGHTS AT BORGER'S
Co-Promoter & Media Contact Bob Snyder bobsnyderphoto@enter.net
Saylorsburg, PA.,
March 19th, 2012: The first of three practice sessions will be held at
Borgers Speedway from
At the conclusion of practice a special 25 lap winner take all feature will be held for the biggest Kart class. A $10 entry fee will be charged with all of the entry fees going to the winner and bragging rights to be the first feature winner on the Borgers Speedway asphalt. Starting positions will be determined by a pill draw.
A $20 pit pass will be required for practice but no entry fee will be charged other then the Kart Winner Take All Feature.
Alcohol Racing Fuel will be sold at the speedway.
For up to date information check the speedway web-site www.borgers-speedway.com and for weather cancellation information the Borgers Speedway Hot Line 570-992-8131, web-site, and Facebook.
CALLING ALL MICRO-STOCKS
Co-Promoter & Media Contact Bob Snyder bobsnyderphoto@enter.net
Saylorsburg, PA.,
March 17th, 2012: Tired of racing at other tracks for no payout? Check
out the all new 1/7 mile asphalt oval at Borgers
Speedway in
Practice sessions will
be held March 31, April 7, 14, with the first race Saturday April 21. Warm-ups
start at
With gas prices skyrocketing stay close to home at Borgers Speedway where the action is hot and furious. Be part of a new and exciting era of asphalt racing in the Northeast. Borgers Speedway “Paving the Way For Years To Come.”
Karts 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th.
1 $15
2 $25
3 $30 $20
4 $35 $25 $10
5 $40 $30 $15
6 $50 $35 $20
7 $60 $40 $20
8 $60 $40 $20 $20
9 $70 $50 $20 $20
10 $80 $60 $20 $20
11 $100 $60 $20 $20
12 $100 $60 $30 $20
13 $100 $60 $30 $20 $15
14 $100 $70 $40 $20 $15
15&up $100 $70 $45 $25 $20
Entry Fee and Driver Pit Pass $40. Each additional class $20.
Non Driver Pit Pass $20.
BORGER'S 2012 DIVISIONS..
Co-Promoter & Media Contact Bob Snyder bobsnyderphoto@enter.net
Saylorsburg, PA.,
March 1st, 2012: To clear up any confusion Asphalt 600 Wingless
Sprints will run on a weekly basis with the Three Quarter Midgets. This will be
run under the
Dirt Wingless 600 Sprints will run a separate division with the Dirt Car rules. This will be strictly a Dirt Car class. If you ran a Dirt 600 Sprint at Borgers last year you are legal. There will be a minimum hood height rules to avoid lay down seats. This class will enable you to bring a car from another track and only have to make minimal adjustments.
All-Star and Junior Slingshots, Karts, and Micro-Stocks will be run on a weekly basis. XCEL 600 Modifieds will run as their tour schedule permits.
Three practice dates are
scheduled for Borgers Speedway at
For up to date information check the speedway web-site www.borgers-speedway.com or follow us on Facebook.
BORGER'S RACE FORMAT 2012
TENTATIVE PRACTICE DATES & SEASON OPENER..
Co-Promoter & Media Contact Bob Snyder bobsnyderphoto@enter.net
Saylorsburg, PA., February 16th, 2012: Three practice dates are scheduled for Borgers Speedway Saturday March 31, April 7, and April 14, with April 21 slated as the season opener. These dates are tentative pending on the final coat of asphalt being laid and will change. The asphalt plant opens April 1 and Borgers is first on the list but Northeast Site would like 60 degrees to pave. After the final coat is laid the track has to set for at least one week. We will run practice on the base coat but we will not race until the final coat is laid. The schedule will be adjusted accordingly.
Dirt Wingless 600 Sprints, Asphalt Wingless 600 Sprints, All-Star and Jr. Slingshots, Karts, and Micro-Stocks will run on a weekly basis. ATQMRA Three Quarter Midgets combined with the Asphalt 600 Sprints will run when the ATQMRA tour schedule permits. We intend to run the Asphalt Wingless 600 Sprints weekly if we have six or more cars and give them their own separate division. The XCEL 600 Modifieds will be on the card as their tour schedule permits.
Slingshot Tour dates include Gold Tour on June 23 with a Junior Nationals and All-Star Silver Nationals on October 13.
The Vintage TQ club will
be running four exhibition events and other divisions are being negotiated with
to fill in the nights when the TQ’s and XCEL
Modifieds are on tour. Fan Appreciation night will
return as well as the very popular Nazareth-Flemington
We are In negotiations for a major Quarter Midget event at the end of October.
If the weather holds out and racers and fans keep coming we are planning on running through November.
Race format will be one
show starting at
Grandstand admission will remain $10 for adults and $5.00 for Seniors 62 and older, and children 6 to 12. Children under 6 free. Race fans will be enjoying two shows for the price of one.
For up to date information check the speedway web-site www.borgers-speedway.com or follow us on Facebook.
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