Mother nature has beat us into submission once again! We have been forced to cancel.

Other classes will run full programs of regular features!

Conneaut, OH (August 8, 2017): Evergreen Lake Park Campground CARS Crate Late Models will be in the spotlight this Friday at Raceway 7 with the event originally scheduled for June 16th but delayed by rain to be run. The class will then run a complete second show. Former division champion Kyle Zimmerman, the Evergreen Lake Park Campground CARS Crate Late Model winner on the most recent event, July 28, leads the standings by a razor-thin margin of only one point over Dave Airgood. Airgood is a two-time winner this season. Darrell Bossard is third, another ten points back with Wendall Pinckney and opening night winner Chad Wright completing the top five. Airgood and Wright have two wins each while Chris Withers has a single win. Neither Pinckney nor Bossard have won yet this season and only have four more nights to accomplish a win. With a night of double features and double points payouts and double purses paid, all drivers will be putting in double effort for the wins. This will be a doubly contested night of racing! Can any driver prevail in both features?

Currently, defending champion Joel Watson leads the points for the Bonnell Collision Service E-Mods and has two wins, the most recent coming July 28. His lead is currently 46-points over Gary Eicher, the feature winner July 14. Third is Troy Johnson, near the front almost every outing but not yet getting to the Winner’s Circle. Will this be Troy’s week? Ken Zimmer, a two-time winner this season, is fourth with Jeff Johnson, not yet a winner, filling out the top five. Will either of the Johnson’s be able to score their first win in this prestigious event? Former champion Percy McDonald was the opening night winner.

Brandon Blackshear, the winner opening night, leads the Bonnell’s Auto Group Economods over defending champion Steve Haefke by only ten points. Two-time winner Tyler Frankenberry is third with Eric Reinwald, also a two-time winner fourth. Geoff Conn, with several top five runs but no wins, is fifth.

In Campbell’s Mini Storage Street Stock competition Jimmy Kennerknecht has two wins, the most recent being July 28th, and leads the standings by seven points over Jamie Duncan, winless this far this season. Chris McGuire, a one time winner this year, is third with Garrett Calvert and Don McGuire filling out the top five. Former class champion Shaun Fawcett won opening night. Tim Deutsch, Bobby Whitling, and Mike Miller also have feature wins this season.

The Sunnyside Farms Transit Mini Stocks point standings show June 2nd winner Joe Campbell the leader by 22-points over Bill Fuchs, who, in turn, has a big 62-point advantage over former champion Jason Easler. Jim Jones is another 30 markers back in fourth with Logan Keney another 24 back in fifth.

Raceway 7 is located six miles south of Interstate 90 on Route 7 in the town of Monroe Center, OH and races every Friday night May — September. Racing begins at 7:30 PM every Friday. General admission for this special event is $10, children 7-14 admitted for $5 each. Kids 6 and under are always free. NO PETS are admitted to the track! Fan and pit gates open at 5:30 PM. Pit admission is $25 width minimum age 18. Children under 18 admitted with a “Minor Release” form available at pit gate that must be filled out by a parent accompanying the youth. Race day information is available at (440) 594-2222. The track maintains a website at www.raceway7.com.

We have once again been forced to cancel due to weather. 8-4-17

Mcgwire wins “make-up”, Zimmerman, Watson, Kennerknecht, and Downes also win!

Conneaut, OH (July 29, 2017): A beautiful night for racing greeted fans as they entered Raceway 7 for the Bonnell’s Auto Group Economod $1000 to win “Two Barrel Rumble” with 22 of the two barrel racers ready for the “rumble”. At the end of the 20-lap turf war it was young Tyler Frankenberry holding the winner’s purse after grabbing the lead at the halfway point. Kyle Zimmerman, a former champion, raced from the back of the field after an early spin to take over at the front of the Evergreen Lake Park Campground CARS Crate Late Model feature on lap seven, then sped away for the win. Joel Watson benefitted from a spin by early leader Gary Eicher to win his second Bonnell’s Collision Service E-Mod feature of the season. After Jimmy Kennerknecht suffered mechanical failure while leading the “make-up” feature for the Campbell’s Mini Storage Street Stocks, Chris McGuire collected his first win of the season. Kennerknecht fixed his racer and then won the regularly scheduled night-capper for the division in dominating fashion, leading from the end of lap one.

The “make-up” Street Stock feature from the partially rained out May 19 was first on the agenda with eleven cars lined up in the order determined by their heats run June 2. Jimmy Kennerknecht led from the green with Jamie Duncan second. Kennerknecht led until lap ten when he suddenly lost power coming out of turn two and rolling to a halt in turn three. Kennerknecht later reported they had broken the rear-end gears. Chris McGuire, who had got by Duncan at lap nine, was the new leader. McGuire went on to the win over Jamie Duncan, Don McGuire, Garrett Calvert, and Gary Miller.

The Bonnell Collision Center E-Mods lined up for their feature with Casey Bowers and Troy Johnson, both winless this season , leading the way. Gary Eicher came from third to the lead in lap one with Johnson second and fifth starting Joel Watson third. After a caution for a spin by Chris Rudolph, Eicher brought the pack back to green with Watson quickly coming to second. Eicher began extending his lead and had half a straight advantage by lap six. Eicher’s run at the front ended on lap seven when he slipped in turn one, winding up sideways on the track and yellow flew again. Joel Watson slipped high in turn two on the first lap of green, briefly losing the lead to Bud Watson. At the half way point Amanda Stiffler spun in turn two, again putting the race under caution. Again turn two proved to be a problem, this time for second-running Bud Watson, spinning for the next caution. Eicher was back up to ninth after restarting at the rear. Bill Taylor spun in turn four at fourteen complete, once more eliminating Joel Watson’s lead. The restart was Joel Watson, Troy Johnson, Mike Kinney, Ken Zimmer, and Eicher. Eicher was third at five to go. Amanda Stiffler and Percy McDonald spun in turn four for yet another caution with a single lap remaining. Watson continued to lead to to the checkers, his second of the season. Mike Kinney was second at the line with Eicher settling for third. Troy Johnson was fourth and Brent Rhebergen fifth.

Wendall Pinckney and Joe Long brought the Evergreen Lake Park Campground CARS Crate Late Model feature to green but Pinckney spun in turn two (Calamity Corner) with Ed Bolyard also getting involved. Chad Sines spun into the infield at the green, negating the restart. Chris Withers led with Khole Wanzer second, then disaster struck on the main straight when Ed Bolyard got into the front straight wall. In the pandemonium that followed Dylan Goodman, William Pinckney, and Brandon Porter got into the outside wall. Pinckney flipped end for end several times. All involved were ok but Pinckney walked to the ambulance where he was checked and released. After a lengthy cleanup the race was restarted but Kyle Zimmerman spun, negating the start. Chad Wright was sent to the rear for his part in the incident but headed pitside. Withers again led with Breyton Santee making a challenge at the end of lap two when Dylan Goodman spun in turn four. Again, only one more lap was in the books when Dave Airgood spun in turn four. Zimmerman, after restarting from the rear just a lap earlier, got to second at lap four and was next to Withers at the line at lap six, then leading on the back straight a lap later. Zimmerman then proceeded to pull away from the pack with Withers and Santee fighting over second. At halfway the front five was Zimmerman, Withers, Santee, Darrell Bossard, and Khole Wanzer. With five to go the advantage was over a quarter lap for Zimmerman, who continued to pull away over the remaining distance, With two laps remaining Joe Long got by Wanzer for fifth. Bossard got by Santee with one lap to go. The top five were Zimmerman, Withers, Bossard, Santee, and Bossard.

The Bonnell’s Auto Group Economods were racing the 20 lap “Two Barrel Rumble” for $1000 to win. Steve Haefke and Eric Wilson brought the field to green with Haefke assuming the immediate lead over Wilson and Bob Vogt. Caution flew at one lap complete when Cale Sousa spun in turn four. Haefke again led to green but coming out of two Mitchell Wright and Geoff Conn crashed hard, slowing the race for the second time. At the end of two laps it was Haefke over Bob Vogt, Wilson, and Tyler Frankenberry. Casey Harmon came to a halt in turn two before another lap was in. Harmon had to be towed from the track. Vogt was second when the next caution came at lap three. On this green Brandon Blackshear came into the top five while Wilson and Frankenberry were fighting over third. Frankenberry was third at six laps while Haefke was pulling away. Then on lap seven Vogt suddenly slowed in turn two, done for the night. At nine laps Kyle Reinwald and Mark Titus came together, spinning in turn one. Ashley Rogers and Cale Sousa wrecked in turn four after the caution was shown. Tyler Frankenberry took over at the front at the halfway point just as Mike Harmon spun in turn four. The field only made it to turn one when Chuck Steinle Sr spun in turn one. At eleven laps Frankenberry led Wilson, Haefke, Blackshear and Eric Reinwald. Blackshear came to third at twelve while Frankenberry was pulling away from Wilson. At fourteen laps Ashley Rogers spun in turn four. Blackshear came to second at green and Reinwald came to third. Blackshear suddenly lost power coming out of turn two and Dennis Dellinger lost a section of body that had been peeling back at fifteen laps. Nate Young came to a stop in turn two with two laps left. At the checkers it was Frankenberry over Reinwald, Wilson, Haefke, and Dellinger. Zach Downes took over at the front of the Sunnyside Farms Transit Inc MinimStock feature at the halfway point to score his third win of the season after staring twelfth.

Kyle Adkins and former champion Brad Cole brought the Sunnyside Farms Transit Mini Stocks to the green flag with Cole leading the way, Adkins second, and Joe Campbell third at lap two. Campbell was the leader at three complete and at four laps it was defending champion Jason Easler second but Zach Downes was second at five laps. At halfway Downes was leading, looking for win number three on the season. At the conclusion of the all green race it was Downes, Campbell, Easler, Adkins, and Cole taking the top five spots.

The regularly scheduled Campbell’s Mini Storage Street Stocks feature was brought to green by Mike Horton and Garrett Calvert. Horton led the way from the start but Jimmy Kennerknecht took over at turn four on the first go-around after starting third. Tony Marotto was second at the end of two laps with Chris McGuire, winner of the “make-up” feature run earlier, third. Kennerknecht was pulling away at lap four but Marotto started closing the gap at lap five while McGuire was challenging for the spot. While Marotto and McGuire were fighting over second, Kennerknecht again started pulling away. His lead evaporated at that point when Jesse Brock and Jamie Duncan came together and into the retaining wall on the front straight. Brock needed towed from the track but Duncan was able to continue. Under caution Jared Larson came to a stop on the back straight and needed pushed from the racing surface. Kennerknecht and Chris McGuire took off at the front again when green flew with Kennerknecht opening a small lead. Kennerknecht went on to his second win of the season over Chris McGuire, Garrett Calvert, Don McGuire, and Marotto.
Evergreen Lake Park Campground CARS Crate Late Models:
Heat 1: Wendall Pinckney Bo Walters, Darrell Bossard, Ed Bolyard, Chad Sines, Dave Airgood
Heat 2: Alan Dellinger, Chris Withers, Khole Wanzer, Will Pinckney, Alex Anderson, Lon Emerick, Dylan Goodman
Heat 3: Chad Wright, Breyton Santee, Joe Long, Hunter Hulley, Brandon Porter, Dennis Lunger (DNS)
Feature: Kyle Zimmerman, Chris Withers, Darrell Bossard, Breyton Santee, Joe Long, Khole Wanzer, Chad Sines, David Airgood, Dylan Goodman, Hunter Hulley, Chad Wright, Wendall Pinckney, Ed Bolyard, William Pinckney, Alan Dellinger, Brandon Porter, Lon Emerick, Alex Anderson (DNS), Bo Walters (DNS)
Bonnell Collision Service E-Mods:
Heat 1: Ken Zimmer, Casey Bowers, Joel Watson, Mike Kinney, Chuck Steinle Jr, Bill Taylor, Rick Pratschler, Chris Rudolph
Heat 2: Gary Eicher, Bud Watson, Troy Johnson, Josh McDonald, Jeff Johnson, Brent Rhebergen, Percy McDonald, Amanda Stiffler
Feature: Joel Watson, Mike Kinney, Gary Eicher, Troy Johnson, Brent Rhebergen, Josh McDonald, Ken Zimmer, Casey Bowers, Jeff Johnson, Rick Pratschler, Chuck Steinle Jr, Bud Watson, Chris Rudolph, Percy McDonald, Amanda Stiffler, Bill Taylor

Bonnell’s Auto Group Economods:
Heat 1: Jace Ferringer, Brandon Blackshear, Eric Reinwald, Gary Olson, Justin Sax, Mike Harmon, Ashley Rogers
Heat 2: Eric Wilson, Steve Haefke, Mitchell Wright, Mark Titus, Casey Harmon, Cale Sousa, Gary Murphy
Heat 3: Tyler Frankenberry, Bobby Vogt, Geoff Conn, Kyle Reinwald, Chuck Steinle Sr, Nate Young, Buzz Seitz, Dennis Dellinger (DQ)
Feature: Tyler Frankenberry, Eric Reinwald, Eric Wilson, Steve Haefke, Dennis Dellinger, Justin Sax, Gary Murphy, Chuck Steinle Sr, Mike Harmon, Ashley Rogers, Nate Young, Brandon Blackshear, Kyle Reinwald, Mark Titus, Bob Vogt Jr, Cale Sousa, Jace Ferringer, Casey Harmon, Mitchell Wright, Gary Olson, Geoff Conn, Buzz Seitz (DNS)

Campbell’s Mini Storage Street Stocks:
Heat 1: Jimmy Kennerknecht, Garrett Calvert, Tony Marotto, Jesse Brock, Dave Snyder, Jared Larson, Troy Dzarn
Heat 2: Chris McGuire, Don McGuire, Mike Horton, Tony Spaghetti, Brian Lacey, Jamie Duncan, Gary Miller (DNS)
May 19 “make-up” feature: Chris McGuire, Jamie Duncan, Don McGuire, Garrett Calvert, Gary Miller, David Snyder, Mike Horton, Tony Spaghetti, Jimmy Kennerknecht, Brian Lacey, Troy Dezarn, Shaun Fawcett (DNS), Pat Fielding (DNS), Richard Chess (DNS), Charlie Baptiste (DNS), Arthur Edwards (DNS)
Feature: Jimmy Kennerknecht, Chris McGuire, Garrett Calvert, Don McGuire, Tony Marotto, David Snyder, Mike Horton, Jamie Duncan, Tony Spaghetti, Brian Lacey, Tony Dezarn, Jared Larson, Jesse Brock, Gary Miller

Sunnyside Farm Transit Inc Mini Stocks:
Heat 1: Zach Downes, Joe Campbell, Scott Gill, Shane Shook, Jessica Harvey, Ed Roberts, Mike Barr
Heat 2: Kyle Atkins, Gary Drake, Jim Jones, Zoey Gill, Emily Stoyer, Shawn McBride, Alan Sousa
Heat 3: Jason Easler, Brad Cole, Bill Fuchs, Logan Keney, Zack Eller, Derrick Tuttle, Mary Hammond
Feature: Zach Downes, Joe Campbell, Jason Easler, Kyle Adkins, Brad Cole, Shane Heath, Gary Drake Jr, Logan Keney, Bill Fuchs, Zoey Gill, Zach Eller, Scott Gill, Jim Jones, Mary Hammond, Derek Tuttle, Ed Roberts, Emily Stoyer , Shawn McBride, Jessica Harvey, Mike Barr

Street Stocks to make up May 19 rained out feature!

Conneaut, OH (July 25, 2017): The Bonnell Auto Group Economods will be in the spotlight this week at Raceway 7 with their biggest race of the season, the “Two-Barrel Rumble”, paying $1000 to win. Brandon Blackshear, the winner on opening night, leads the standing over defending champion Steve Haefke by 29-points. Haefke won last Sunday, his second Raceway 7 win of the season. Tyler Frankenberry, the winner June 16, is third, another 21 back, then Eric Reinwald, with one win, and Geoff Conn, winless thus far, filling out the top five. Any of the top five drivers are capable of a win on any given Friday so the $1000 winner’s purse ought to make the battle for the checkers extra exciting.

All regular classes will be running as well with all points races stating to heat up as the season gets near the closing stages. Dave Airgood leads the Evergreen Lake Park Campground CARS Crate Late Model championship standings by 28-points over former champion Kyle Zimmerman with Wendall Pinckney only another seven points back. Then it gets really tight as Darrell Bossard is only another two points back in fourth and defending champion Dennis Lunger fifth, sixteen points behind Bossard.

Current Bonnell Collision Service E-Mods points leader and defending champion Joel Watson has only one win this season (June 16) but he leads Gary Eicher by 40 points in the season-long points battle. Eicher also has one win, that coming on July 14. Troy Johnson has not yet scored a win but consistent good finishes have kept him near the front of the standings, only two behind Eicher. Ken Zimmer, with two wins, June 2 and last Sunday, is only four markers from third. Only 46-points separate the top four. Jeff Johnson is fifth, another 67 points in arrears of Zimmer.

Former champion Shaun Fawcett leads the Campbell’s Mini Storage Street Stocks standings by only eight points over Jamie Duncan. Fawcett was the opening night winner but Duncan has yet to enter Raceway 7’s Victory Lane this summer. Jimmy Kennernecht, the winner June 16, only has a three-point deficit from second. Garrett Calvert is fourth, another 38 points back, and Don McGuire is fifth, eight behind Calvert.

The tightest points race at this juncture is the Sunnyside Farm Transit Mini Stocks, where Bill Fuchs has a razor-thin margin of only a solitary point over Joe Campbell. Fuchs has accomplished the feat without winning a feature, as yet, but has four second place finishes in six features run this far. Defending champion Jason Easler is 81-points back in third with Jim Jones just three points back in fourth. Logan Keney is fifth, 32 points behind Jones.

Raceway 7 is located six miles south of Interstate 90 on Route 7 in the town of Monroe Center, OH and races every Friday night May — September. Racing begins at 7:30 PM every Friday. General admission for this special event is $10, children 7-14 admitted for $5 each. Kids 6 and under are always free. NO PETS are admitted to the track! Fan and pit gates open at 5:30 PM. Pit admission is $25 width minimum age 18. Children under 18 admitted with a “Minor Release” form available at pit gate that must be filled out by a parent accompanying the youth. Race day information is available at (440) 594-2222. The track maintains a website at www.raceway7.com.

Wright, Zimmer, Haefke, Miller, and Easler also score wins.

Conneaut, OH (July 23, 2017): The Super Late Models made their return to Raceway 7 under cloudy skies with temperatures in the eighties. Eighteen of the ground-pounding Super Late Models made an appearance at the Monroe Center speedplant with Max Blair dominating from green flag to checkered flag. In regular racing action defending Evergreen Lake Park Campground CARS Crate Late Models champion Chad Wright added another notch in the “Win Column” while Ken Zimmer recorded his second Bonnell Collision Service E-Mod feature win of 2017. Defending Bonnell’s Auto Group Economod champion Steve Haefke went to victory lane for the first time this season and Mike Miller collected the winner’s purse in the Campbell’s Mini Storage Street Stock Finale in only his second-ever visit to the track. Defending champion Jason Easler scored the win for his first time this season in the Sunnyside Farms Transit Mini Stock feature.

Billy Henry and Josh McDonald started the E-Mod feature from the front row with Henry jumping into the early lead with six cars pilling up in turn one on lap two. All were able to continue but Brent Rhebergen needed a quick pitstop prior to the green. On the restart Henry led to turn three then gave way to Zimmer. Bill Taylor then spun in four, slowing the race after another lap. Not even a lap was in this time before Percy McDonald, Bill Taylor, Jeff Johnson, Mike Kinney, Alan Atkinson all wound up sideways in turn three. At the end of four Bud Watson was second with Henry and Gary Eicher fighting over third. A lap later Eicher had the position then got by Bud Watson for second with Joel Watson coming to fourth a lap later. At halfway Henry came to a stop in turn two. The restart had Zimmer, Eicher, Joel Watson, Bud Watson, and Troy Johnson the top five. Eicher pitted under caution, advancing the Watson’s and Johnson and bringing Dan McDonald to fifth. With thirteen complete Joel Watson charged low in turn one but couldn’t quite clear Zimmer, making contact and falling back behind the leader. Zimmer increased his lead over the remaining laps, winning by about six lengths. Troy Johnson got by Bud Watson at the end with Jeff Johnson filling out the top five.

Logan Keney and Brad Cole brought the Sunnyside Farm Transit Mini Stocks to green with Cole leading the way to the end of lap one when Derrick Tuttle spun on the main straight. At green Cole again led with Jason Easler second and points leader Bill Fuchs third from tenth on the grid. Zoey Gill slowed to a stop at two laps complete, putting the field under caution the second time. Derrick Tuttle was the next caution on the restart, spinning in turn two. At the end of three laps Cole led Easler, Fuchs, Joe Campbell, and Scott Gill. At four laps Easler was the leader with Campbell next to Fuchs for third but caution again flew when Zoey Gill spun in the main straight. Campbell jumped the start and was penalized two positions. After green Easler pulled out to the lead with Cole second and Campbell up to third over Fuchs and Keney. Campbell was next to Cole at nine laps complete and second with two to go. Easler, the defending champion, went on to the win over Campbell, former champion Cole, Fuchs fourth, and Keney fifth.

Max Blair, the most recent Super Late Model winner here, and Brent Rhebergen, a former winner, brought the eighteen Super Late Models to green with Blair jumping out to the early lead over Rhebergen, Chad Wright, Steve Kania, and Dave Hess Jr, also a former winner at Raceway 7. Hess was fourth at three laps as Blair enjoyed a quarter lap lead when Darrell Bossard spun in turn four. Kania got back by Hess at the green then got even with Wright for third a lap later, the solidly had the spot at lap six. Hess got by Wright for fourth at eight laps into the race. Wendall Pinckney was the next caution when he spun in turn one at nine complete. At ten laps four cars including Bob Dorman, Terry Porter, Ben Nicastri, and Rodney Pammenter piled up in turn four. Both Nicastri and Pammenter are Australian citizens in the US to purchase the racers they drove and take them back “down under”. Kania challenged for second on the green but Rhebergen held the spot. Blair continued to lengthen his advantage until Cory Ruffo spun in turn four at sixteen laps compete. At seventeen complete Kania finally got by Rhebergen with Brady Wonderling getting by Wright at eighteen laps. Hess came to third with four to go. At the checkers it was Blair, Kania, Hess, Rhebergen, and Wonderling.

The Bonnell’s Auto Sales Economods were brought to green by Buzz Seitz and Steve Haefke with Seitz leading lap one and Ashley Rogers spinning in turn three with five cars eventually being involved. Eric Wilson came by the front row on the first set of turns to lead after the restart but Haefke got back by in turn four. At six laps Nate Young spun in turn two slowing the race for the first time. Haefke, Wilson, Seitz, Jace Ferringer, and Tyler Frankenberry brought the race back to green. Frankenberry was third at seven complete. Chuck Steinle Jr spun in turn three at eight laps for the next caution. Wilson spun in turn four at ten laps in front of the field with the entire field managing to avoid contact. On the first lap back to green Wilson and Dan McEwen got together hard in turn one. Both drivers retired pitside. Haefke opened up his lead after the race resumed with Brandon Blackshear second, and Ferringer coming to third over Frankenberry at the white flag but Frankenberry got the spot back at the checkers. Buzz Seitz wound up fifth.

Don McGuire and Shaun Fawcett brought the Campbell’s Mini Storage Street Stocks to green with McGuire leading lap one and Mike Miller second. Miller was the leader at lap two. Fawcett slowed, trailing smoke, in turn two on lap three, slowing the race for the first time. Jimmy Kennerknecht challenged after green, getting alongside the leader but Miller then drove off to a three length lead at lap four. Chris McGuire came to fourth at that point but Tim Deutsch got by him two laps later. At halfway Miller was pulling further ahead with Don McGuire, Tim Deutsch, McGuire, and Kennerknecht filling out the top five with five to go. Jamie Duncan came into the top five with two to go. Deutsch got to second by the white flag but was not able to close on Miller. At the checkers it was Miller, Deutsch, Don McGuire, Chris McGuire, and Jamie Duncan.

Former champion Chad Wright and Ed Bolyard started at the front of the Evergreen Lake Park Campground CARS Crate Late Model feature with Kyle Zimmerman and Will Pinckney getting tangled in turn two. Wright pulled out to the lead at the start with Darrell Bossard and Bolyard side by side for second. Brandon Porter spun in turn two at lap three with the top five now Wright, Bossard, Bolyard, Wendall Pinckney, and last week’s winner Dave Airgood. Airgood got by Bolyard at six laps then “half-spun” but recovered on lap seven, losing two positions. Corey Ruffo spun in turn two on eight. At halfway it was Wright, Bossard, Pinckney, Santee, and Airgood back up to fifth. With seven laps left Wright had a quarter lap lead over Bossard, who had a half straight lead over Pinckney. With six to go Dylan Goodman spun in turn two. Wright went on to the win, his second of the year, over Bossard, Santee, Airgood and Wendall Pinckney.

Super Late Models:
Heat 1: Max Blair, Dave Hess Jr, Bob Dorman, Mike Wonderling, Clay Ruffo, Alan Atkinson
Heat 2: Brady Wonderling, Chad Wright, Steve Kania, Chris Hackett, Breyton Santee, Rich Gardner
Heat 3: Darrell Bossard, Brent Rhebergen, Ben Nicastri, Rodney Pammenter, Bobby Rohrer, Wendall Pinckney
Feature: Max Blair, Steve Kania, Dave Hess Jr, Brent Rhebergen, Brady Wonderling, Chad Wright, Chris Hackett, Mike Wonderling, Darrell Bossard, Bob Dorman, Rich Gardner, Ben Nicastri, Rodney Pammenter, Wendall Pinckney, Terry Porter, Clay Ruffo, Breyton Santee, Bobby Rohrer

Evergreen Lake Park Campground CARS Crate Late Models:
Heat 1: Kyle Zimmerman, Breyton Santee, Alan Dellinger, Dylan Goodman, Josh Stoica, Mike Bambarger
Heat 2: Darrell Bossard, Chad Wright, Wendall Pinckney, Khole Wanzer, Joe Long, Will Pinckney
Heat 3: Dave Airgood, Ed Bolyard, Hunter Hulley, Brandon Porter, Chad Sines, Corey Ruffo
Feature: Chad Wright, Darrell Bossard, Breyton Santee, Dave Airgood, Wendall Pinckney, Kyle Zimmerman, Alan Dellinger, Chad Sines, Khole Wanzer, Ed Bolyard, Joe Long, Hunter Hulley, Will Pinckney, Dylan Goodman, Cory Ruffo, Josh Stoica, Mike Bambarger, Brandon Porter

Bonnell Collision Service E-Mods:
Heat 1: Ken Zimmer, Gary Eicher, Joel Watson, Bud Watson, Brent Rhebergen, Troy Johnson, Mike Kinney, Chuck Steinle Jr, Jeff Johnson
Heat 2: Percy McDonald, Dan McDonald, Billy Henry, Josh McDonald, Amanda Stiffler, Bill Taylor, Alan Atkinson, Brian Stino
Feature: Ken Zimmer, Joel Watson, Troy Johnson, Bud Watson, Jeff Johnson, Josh McDonald, Percy McDonald, Dan McDonald, Chuck Steinle Jr, Gary Eicher, Billy Henry, Mike Kinney, Brent Rhebergen, Alan Atkinson, Brian Stino, Amanda Stiffler, Bill Taylor

Bonnell’s Auto Group Economods:
Heat 1: Brandon Blackshear, Eric Reinwald, Mitchell Wright, Ashley Rogers, Zach Lenard, Dan McEwen, Gary Murphy
Heat 2: Steve Haefke, Tyler Frankenberry, Matt Alexander, Mark Titus, Chuck Steinle Sr, Nate Young, Casey Harmon
Heat 3: Eric Wilson, Jace Ferringer, Buzz Seitz, Geoff Conn, Mike Harmon, Justin Chaddock
Feature: Steve Haefke, Brandon Blackshear, Tyler Frankenberry, Jace Ferringer, Buzz Seitz, Eric Reinwald Matt Alexander, Mark Titus, Geoff Conn, Mitchell Wright, Justin Chaddock, Mike Harmon, Casey Harmon, Gary Murphy, Chuck Steinle Sr, Eric Wilson, Dan McEwen, Nate Young, Ashley Rogers, Zack Lenard

Campbell’s Mini Storage Street Stocks:
Heat 1: Chris McGuire, Shaun Fawcett, Don McGuire, Gary Miller, Jamie Duncan, Tony Bruno, Jesse Brock, Mark Hopkins
Heat 2: Mike Miller,Jimmy Kennerknecht, Pat Fielding, Tim Deutsch, Andy Thompson, Mike Horton, Garrett Calvert
Feature: Mike Miller, Tim Deutsch, Don McGuire, Chris McGuire, Jamie Duncan, Jimmy Kennerknecht, Pat Fielding, Garrett Calvert, Mike Horton, Tony Bruno, Jesse Brock, Gary Miller, Andy Thompson, Shaun Fawcett, Mark Hopkins (DNS)

Sunnyside Farm Transit Inc Mini Stocks:
Heat 1: Joe Campbell, Jason Easley, Logan Keney. Wes Stull, Brian McGarvie, Gunnar Schwartz, Alexis Vogt, Mike Gehlhausen
Heat 2: Jessica Harvey, Tim Fisher, Jim Jones, Zoey Gill, Emily Storer, Pat Drennan, Mary Hammond
Heat 3: Brad Cole, Scott Gill, Bill Fuchs, Zack Eller, Derrick Tuttle, Gary Drake Jr, Justin Bailey
Feature: Jason Easler, Joe Campbell, Brad Cole, Bill Fuchs, Logan Keney, (rest of finish to be posted later)

All five regular classes will also race!

Conneaut, OH (July 18, 2017): The ground-pounding Super Late Models will return to Raceway 7 Sunday, July 23 with racing starting at 7 PM! Expected to compete will be Eriez Speedway regulars Max Blair, Darrell Bossard, Chris Hackett, and Dave Hess Jr, all Super Late Model winners at Raceway 7. Chad Wright will also be defending his home turf in a Super Late Model as well as competing in his usual ride in the Evergreen Lake Park Campground CARS Crate Late Models.

Dave Airgood, on the strength of two feature wins this summer, leads the Evergreen Lake Park Campground Crate Late Models buoy a razor-thin margin of only four points over Dennis Lunger, the defending champion of the division. Kyle Zimmerman, another former champion is third with Wendall Pinckney and Chris Withers rounding out the top five. Withers and Wright each have one win as well.

Defending champion Joel Watson heads up the Bonnell Collision Service E-Mod rankings with a 19-point lead over Gary Eicher, last week’s winner. Troy Johnson is third with Ken Zimmer fourth and Jeff Johnson fifth. Zimmer and Percy McDonald also have wins this season.

Brandon Blackshear collected the opening night win and a series of “up-front” finishes has kept him at the pinnacle of the Bonnell Auto Group Economod standings by 34-points over Steve Haefke in second. Just three pints behind second is Eric Reinwald, with one win. Geoff Conn is fourth, only five markers behind Reinwald with Tyler Frankenberry, the June 16^th winner, just a solitary point behind Conn. Only nine points separate second, third, fourth, and fifth, an extremely tight race. Winners include, Blackshear, Reinwald, Steve Burns, Frankenberry, and Mitchell Wright, who picked up his first-ever feature checkers last Friday.

Defending champion Shaun Fawcett collected the opening night Campbell’s Mini Storage Street Stock win and leads the championship standings by 22 points over Jamie Duncan. Jimmy Kennerknecht is third, only four points behind Duncan with Tony Marotto another five points back in fourth. Garrett Calvert is currently fifth, another fifteen points down the list.

Bill Fuchs hasn’t won a Sunnyside Farm Transit Inc feature yet this summer but leads the field in points, thirteen ahead of second-running Joe Campbell, the winner June 2^nd.  Jim Jones is third with Logan Keney fourth, and Derrick Tuttle fifth. Campbell is the only top five driver with a win. Other winners include Zach Downes with two wins but back in seventh in the rankings, former champion Dale Fraschetti, whose mount suffered terminal damage earlier in the season, and former champion Bud Sergeff, who sold his car earlier in the year.

Raceway 7 is located six miles south of Interstate 90 on Route 7 in the town of Monroe Center, OH and races every Friday night May — September. Racing begins at 7:30 PM every Friday. General admission for this special event is $15, children 7-14 admitted for $5 each. Kids 6 and under are always free. NO PETS are admitted to the track! Fan and pit gates open at 5:30 PM. Pit admission is $25 width minimum age 18. Children under 18 admitted with a “Minor Release” form available at pit gate that must be filled out by a parent accompanying the youth. Race day information is available at (440) 594-2222. The track maintains a website at www.raceway7.com.