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270 Micro Sprints
Cameron Merriman is on a roll at Delmarva Motorsports Park this season, and he
proved again he is the one to beat for the 2008 Championship. Last season's
champion, Eric Heath took a week off last week, but returned this week to see if
he could give young Merriman a run for his money. Heath started on the pole, and
took the lead on the first lap. Going into turn one on lap two, Merriman chose
the high side and passed Heath coming out of the corner. The two stayed close
for the rest of the race, but Merriman had his car on a rail and took another
win on the 1/4 mile clay. Heath was second with Charlie Cobourn having another
great run in the third spot. Young Kellie Lewis took fourth and JT Knight
rounded out the top five.
600 Micros
The old saying "you can't win the race on the first lap" didn't ring true for
Luke Thomas on Friday night in the 600 Micro feature. Mike Baker started on the
pole with "Racin" Randy Oswald and Thomas on the second row. Oswald drove into
turn one hard on the start, contacting the side of Baker's car. Thomas looked
high and had the lead coming out of turn two, with Oswald close behind. Baker
got his car back under control after the contact and stayed in third, only to
have problems later in the race, moving him to the infield. Thomas tried to put
some distance between him and Oswald, who was looking for his third win in a
row, but couldn't get away. After a couple of caution flags, Thomas stayed in
the middle of the track, as Oswald worked the bottom, with Thomas winning out in
the end for his first win of the season at DMP. Oswald was second just ahead of
Shawn Ward, who worked his way to the back bumper of Oswald and challenged hard
for the second spot in the twenty lap race. Ronnie Hayes recovered from two
miserable weeks and had a great run taking fourth. Josh Rohlman stayed out of
trouble and took fifth.
RESULTS
270 Micros--1) 8x, Cameron Merriman 2) 20H, Eric Heath 3) 4, Charlie Cobourn 4)
88, Kellie Lewis 5) X1, JT Knight
600 Micros--1) 2T, Luke Thomas 2) 29, Randy Oswald 3) 7W, Shawn Ward 4) 27,
Ronnie Hayes 5) 3J, Josh Rohlman 6) 68N, Chris Niebert 7) 9, Jon Warfield
8) 18M, Matt Esham 9) 19, Jason Warfield 10) 88, Matt Smith 11) 17S, Tres
Schnakenberg 12) 19G, Joey Startt 13) 3D, Mike Baker 14) 65, Stephanie Jones
15) 45, Lauren Knowles
TUSA Mod Lites
The TUSA Mod Lites put on one of the best shows of the young season on Friday at
DMP. 2008 Champion, Kevin McKinney and Brandon Dennis swapped the lead several
times as they diced back and forth for the win. James McKinney stayed right with
the top two for the entire race, anticipating a problem so he could jump to the
front if given the opportunity. McKinney stayed on the bottom groove as Dennis
tried the top groove. Both drivers had different areas on the track they were
strongest and finally on the last lap Dennis found his spot and got along side
McKinney as they came out of turn four. The two battled for the short distance
to the finish line with McKinney winning by less than a car length over Dennis.
James McKinney took third just in front of an impressive run by young Kyle
Fuller in his beautiful #68 car. Kirk Miles continued his impressive start to
the season with a fifth place run.
PRO Mod Lites
Pro Mod Lites saw a new winner this week, as Jimmy Wills showed the way for the
entire race in his 22W car. Wills was glued to his groove as he moved away and
was able to maintain his lead, even through some restarts. Former winner, Tyler
Reed tried to get along side a couple of times on the starts, but did a great
job as he hung on for second and the points lead in the division. Kyle Fuller
continues to improve his finishes as he took third ahead of former winner James
McKinney and Ashley Wilson in her debut in the Pro Mod Lites
RESULTS
TUSA Mod Lites--1) V75, Kevin McKinney 2) 10, Brandon Dennis 3) 17, James
McKinney 4) 68, Kyle Fuller 5) 21, Kirk Miles 6) 22W, Jimmy Wills 7) Curt Miles
Jr. 8) 21jr, Curt Miles Jr. 9) 96, Taylor McCracken
Pro Mod Lites--1)22w, Jimmy Wills 2) 72, Tyler Reed 3) 68, Kyle Fuller 4) 17,
James McKinney 5) 15r, Ashley Wilson 6) 19, Shawn Weber 7) 946, Kyle Cole 8) 96,
Taylor McCracken 9) 91, Donnie Ackenbrack
Jr. Mod Lites--1) 80, Dylan Evans 2) 8, Ty Short 3) 4, Amanda Whaley 4) 1, James
Hill 5) 28, Bryce Ingram 6) 10, Brandon Sturgis 7) 96, Derek Magee 8) 8H, Tyler
Hughes 9) 1W, Austin Wright 10) 9mg, Mathew Glanden
Rookie Mod Lites--1) 17, Trent Wiley 2) 4, Dean Seemans 3) 20, Adam Weber 4) 44,
Makayla Johnson 5) 49, Josh Clark
Delmarva Chargers--1) 3, Mike Landon 2) 8, Joey Waters 3) 01, Jay Worth 4) 60,
Kyle Tubbs 5) 55x, Robbie Roe 6) 45, Chris Higgins 7) X, Jeff Carey DQ- 55, John
Shrock DQ, Perry Waters
April 25, 2008
270 Micro Sprints:
Cammeron Merriman
took his third win of the season ahead of Eric Heath. Young JT Knight was
supposed to start on the point, but the car had problems prior to the green,
parking him in the infield and putting Merriman on the pole.
1) 8X Cameron Merriman 2) 20H, Eric Heath 3) 48, Amanda McClosky 4)88, Kellie
Lewis5) X1, JT Knight
600 Micro Sprints
"Racin" Randy Oswald started deep in the field and worked his way through
traffic to take his first win of the season. Randy passed cars inside and
outside, and had the luck of some attrition to take the win. Tres Schnakenberg
started on the point but had troubles while leading, giving the lead to Jason
Warfield. Warfiled looked like he would have the win in the bag, until he too
had problems and went to the infield. Jon Warfiled had another great race with a
second place finish ahead of strong running Joey Startt. Chris Niebert took
fourth and Jeremy Lynch found the high side,
moving through the field for fifth.
1) 29r, Randy Oswald 2) 9, Jon Warfield 3) 19G, Joey Startt 4) 68N, Chris
Niebert 5) 91, Jeremy Lynch 6) 3D, Mike Baker 7) 97, Kenny Vincent 8) 7W, Shawn
Ward 9) 18M, Matt Esham 10) 27, Ronnie Hayes 11) 55C, Ron Crossley 12) 45,
Lauren Knowles 13) 19, Jason Warfield 14) 88, Matt Smith 15) 65, Stepahnie Jones
16) 17s, Tres Scheknaberg
TUSA Mod Lites
1) V75, Kevin McKinney 2) 10, Brandon Dennis 3) 96, Taylor McCracken 4) 21Jr,
Curt Miles Jr. 5) 22W, Jimmy Wills 6) 68, Kyle Fuller 7) James McKinney 8) 21,
Kirk Miles 9) 91, Mike Stratton
Pro Mod Lites
1) 96, Taylor McCracken 2) 72, Tyler Reed 3) 22w, Jimmy Wills 4) 91, Mike
Stratton 5) 17, James McKinney 6) 15r, Richie Wilson 7) 68, Kyle Fuller 8) 946,
Kyle Cole 9) 19, Shawn Weber
Jr. Mod Lites
1) 80, Dylan Evans 2) 1, James Hill 3) 96, Derek Magee 4) 28, Bryce Ingram 5)
9MG, Matt Glanden 6) 10, Brandon Sturgis 7) 1W, Austin Wright 8) 4, Amanda
Whaley 9) 8, Ty Short 10) 44, Clint Chalabala 11) 8H, Tyler Hughes
Rookie Mod Lites
1) 20, Adam Weber 2) 17, Trent Wiley 3) 49, Josh Clark 4) 4, Dean Seemans
April 7, 2008
April 4, 2008 DMP Mod Lites Results
Mod Lites took to the track after heavy rain the night before. Even with all the rain, the drivers pulled together and put on a great show for the packed grandstands. The Rookie Mod Lites were few, but the youngsters did a great job, racing each other for the entire fifteen laps. Dean Seemans tried to take another win, but eleven-year-old Adam Weber took the lead out of turn four and kept it for the rest of the race. Seemans worked the inside, and outside, looking for a way around Weber, but couldn’t find the line to take the lead. Trent Wiley had another great run, taking third in front of Josh Clark in fourth.
The Pro Mod Lites saw a new winner in victory lane with Tyler Reed doing a great
job. Reed was running in second with Jimmy Wills leading. Reed looked to the
inside out of four mid ways through the race, with the two drag racing down the
front straight, and Reed taking the lead into turn one. Reed held on to the
first spot with Wills doing a fantastic job, pressuring the leader, but settling
for the second spot. Points leader James McKinney took third in his #17 car and
Donnie Ackenbrack took his car to a fourth
place finish. Pole sitter Shawn Weber had her best finish of the season in
fifth.
The Jr. Mod Lites had one of the tightest races of the night, as Ty Short held
off challenges from Dylan Evans for the entire race. Evans had to work his way
from his sixth starting spot on the heavy track and was there at the end of the
race in second. Amanda Whaley did a great job holding on to the third spot just
ahead of fourth place finisher Clint Chalabala. Tyler Hughes held on for the
fifth spot.
The TUSA Mod Lites saw a first time winner for the season with Curt Miles Jr.
holding off the charge from Kevin McKinney. Miles Jr. held his line, driving in
the center of the track as McKinney tired to get around almost every lap of the
race. Kirk Miles ran in third waiting for the leaders to make a mistake, and
held on after a late race challenge from Jimmy Wills, who took fourth. Brandon
Dennis came from the back of the field and took fifth.
Results-Rookie Mod Lites
1) 20, Adam Weber 2) 4, Dean Seemans 3) 17, Trent Wiley 4) 49, Josh Clark
Pro Mod Lites
1) 72, Tyler Reed 2) 22W, Jimmy Wills 3) 17, James McKinney 4) 946, Donnie
Ackenbrack 5) 19, Shawn Weber 6) 96, Taylor McCracken
Jr. Mod Lites
1) 8, Ty Short 2)
80, Dylan Evans 3) 4, Amanda Whaley 4) 44, Clint Chalabala 5) Tyler Hughes 6)
10, Brandon Sturgis 7) 9MG, Matt Glanden 8) 96, Derek Magee 9) 28, Brice Ingram
10) 1, James Hill
TUSA Mod Lites
1) 21jr, Curt Miles Jr 2) V75, Kevin McKinney 3) 21 Kirk Miles 4) 22W, Jimmy
Wills 5) 10 Brandon Dennis 6) 2, Chad Passwaters ) 62, Alan Passwaters 8) 96,
Taylor McCracken, 9) 17, James McKinney
Delmarva Chargers
1) 5, Charles Britingham 2) 60, Kyle Tubbs 3) 8, Joe Waters 4) 23, Jay Worth 5)
12, Mark Elzey, 6) 42, James Farmer 7) 00, Kirk Miles 8) 3, Mike Landen 9) 01,
Kirk Miles Jr. 10) 55, Robert Blann
April 7, 2008
April 4, 2008 DMP
Micro Results
The rain may have dampened the track, but the spirit of the racers was in the
clear as DMP had its third race of the 2008 season. The 600 Micros saw former
winner Matt Esham on the point as they came for the green flag. Raymond Hitchens
in his #4 car won one of the heats and looked like he would be a strong
contender, but circumstances kept him high on the track and he struggled as he
raced with Jon Warfield early in the event. Esham moved away from the rest of
the field a couple of times, and the absence of cautions allowed him to
weave keep all of the competitors behind him. Esham stayed in clean air and took
the win easily. It wasn’t as easy behind him, as Mike Baker and Jon
Warfield had their hands full swapping spots several times during the
fifteen-lap feature. Baker finally got the advantage for the last time when Jon
went high in turn four, and almost connected with brother Jason in the turn. Jon
raced hard and took third with Jason Warfield held on to the fourth spot just in
front of strong runner Shane Lewis.
The 270 Micros saw Ken Lester on the point, with Eric Heath and Ryan Wozunk
poised right behind him on the start. Lester led the first lap, but
Heathtook the inside going into turn one squirting under Lester for the lead.
Heath, the 2007 DMP Micro Champion didn’t look back taking the win in a race
with no cautions. Wozunk fought his way around two-time winner Cameron Merriman
late in the race, taking the second spot away. Merriman took third with Lester
coming home in the fourth spot. Rookie driver Kellie Lewis had a great
race taking the fifth spot.
Results-600 Micros
1) 18M, Matt Esham 2) 3D, Mike Baker 3) 9, Jon Warfield 4) 19, Jason Warfield 5)
55L, Shane Lewis 6) 17s Tres Schnakenberg 7) 7W, Shawn Ward 8) 2T, Luke Thomas
9) 4, Raymond Hitchens 10) 27, Ronnie Thomas 11) 3J, Josh Rholman 12) 45, Lauren
Knowles 13) 65, Stephanie Jones 14) 68N, Chris Niebert 15) 29R, Randy Oswald 16)
91, Jeremy Lynch
270 Micros
1) 20H, Eric Heath 2) 15, Ryan Wozunk 3) 8X, Cameron Merriman 4) 29, Ken Lester
5) 88, Kellie Lewis 6) X1, JT Knight 7) 48, Amanda McClosky
March 28, 2008 Results
Hayes survives at
DMP for first win
Ronny Hayes got luck of the draw on Friday night, after finishing second in his
heat. The invert put Hayes on the point for the twenty lap feature, giving him
the clear view at the front. It took three attempts at the start, but the
drivers finally settled in and got the event underway. Hayes had Luke Thomas on
his bumper each start, and it looked as though Thomas would be able to
challenge, but after the final single file take off, Hayes was able to hold him
off. The two would battle for the entire race, as Thomas tried to find the line
around him. Thomas had his own back to watch as Matt Esham showed his nose to
the leaders several times, making it a three way race. Caution flags plagued the
race, but when the checkered finally fell, Hayes was in front for his first win
of the season. Thomas held off Esham for second with Brian Carber coming home in
fourth. Joey Startt was the biggest mover of the night, starting on the back and
finishing in the fifth spot.
The 270 Micro Sprints didn't have the same challenge for the top spot, but
racing in the middle was just as hot. Cameron Merriman made a controversial move
at the start, taking the lead and never looking back, taking his second win in
two starts at DMP.Nick Walton won the heat race, and was closing on the flying
Merriman toward the end of the race, but couldn't find the line to get to the
leader. The race for third was heated as 2007 Champ Eric Heath and Ken Lester
battled lap after lap, swapping the spot several times. Heath finally got the
advantage and came home in third with Lester close behind. Young JT Knight did
another great job bringing his X1 car home in the top five.
Results
600 Micro-1) 27, Ronny Hayes 2) 2T, Luke Thomas 3) 18M, Matt Esham 4) 8C, Brian
Carber 5) 19G, Joey Startt 6) 19, Jason Warfield 7) 3D, Mike Baker 8) 129, Scott
Harbison 9) 7W, Shawn Ward 10) 17S, Tres Schnakenberg 11) 68N, Chris Niebert 12)
29R, Randy Oswald 13) 65, Stephanie Jones 14) 38D, David Gingerich 15) 9, Jon
Warfield 16) 5, Tyler Ross 17) Lauren Knowles-DNS
270 Micro-1) 8X, Cameron Merriman 2) 02, Nick Walton 3) 20H, Eric Heath 4) 29,
Ken Lester 5) X1 JT Knight 6) 11V, Larry Rose
7) 88, Kellie Lewis
March 28, 2008 Results
Young Mod Lite drivers show the way at DMP
The rookie Mod Lite division at Delmarva Motorsports Park show great promise as
some of the drivers from Karts came up to show the way on Friday night. Young,
Adam Weber got his #20 car hooked up early and held off a charging Dean Seamans
for the win. Weber had to watch his line as Seamans tried the bottom, then went
to the top trying to get around the 11 year old. Weber showed maturity beyond
his years as he took his first win in a Mod Lite in only his second try. Seamans
had to settle for second after putting the heat on the winner for the entire
fifteen laps and Trent Wiley did a great job as he stayed in the third spot.
Jonathan Lareigh took fourth.
The Jr. Mod Lites were just as exciting as Dylan Evans, "The Millsboro Missile",
made a move out of turn four to take the lead away from James Hill, and held on
for his first win of the young season. Evans had to hold off a charging Tyler
Hughes, who worked his way to second at the start of the race, challenging Evans
for the lead. Hughes tried to get around Evans at the same time he had to
protect his spot from Bryce Ingram and Ty Short, who were battling to get to the
front. Lap thirteen saw Ingram finally make the move around Hughes and get
around only to loose it on the last lap, allowing Hughes to take second. Derek
Magee kept his cool for the whole race, taking third on the last lap, with Short
close behind in fourth. Clint Chalabala held on for the fifth spot.
The newest division of Mod Lites at the track, the Pro Mod Lites, saw a familiar
face in Victory Lane this week. Last season's Jr Mod Lite Champ, Taylor
McCracken got to take home another trophy as he held off last weeks winner,
James McKinney for the win. McKinney got along side several times, but couldn't
make the pass and settled for second. Jimmy Wills was another driver moving to
the Pro Mod Lites this season, doing a great job in his 22W car, taking the
third spot. Richie Wilson tried the outside line several times during the race
and brought his #15 car home in fourth just ahead of Tyler Reed, who led early,
but spun and worked his way back to fifth.
The TUSA Mod Lites saw one of the best races of the night as Brandon Dennis and
Kevin McKinney put on a side by side show for the fans in the stands. Dennis had
a huge lead at the halfway mark, but McKinney was able to close the gap and as
late race caution sealed the fate for Dennis. On the last lap, Dennis went a
little high into turn three, allowing McKinney to get his nose under the
beautiful #10 car. The two were side by side into four, until Dennis spun coming
out of the corner, giving McKinney the victory. Taylor McCracken had a great
view of the whole thing and took second ahead of Kirk Miles in third and Jimmy
Wills with Curt Miles Jr. close behind in fifth..
Rookie Mod Lites-1) 20, Adam Weber 2) 4, Dean Seamans 3) 17, Trent Wiley 4) 74,
Jonathan Lareigh 5) 49, Josh Clark-DNS
Jr. Mod Lites-1) 80, Dylan Evans 2) 8H, Tyler Hughes 3) Derek Magee 4) 8 Ty
Short 5) 44, Clint Chalabala 6) Amanda Whaley 7) 1, James Hill 8) 946, Brandon
Sturgis 9) 9, Matt Glanden 10) 28, Bryce Ingram 11) 1W, Austin Wright
Pro Mod Lites-1) 96, Taylor McCracken 2) 17, James McKinney 3) 22W, Jimmy Wills
4) 15R, Richie Wilson 5) 72, Tyler Reed
6) 19, Shawn Weber 7) 946, Kyle Cole 8) 91 Donnie Ackenbrack
TUSA Mod Lites-1) V75, Kevin McKinney 2) 96, Taylor McCracken 3) 21, Kirk Miles
4) 22W, Jimmy Wills 5) 21jr, Curt Miles Jr 6) 10, Brandon Dennis 7) 17, James
McKinney 8) 91, Donnie Ackenbrack
Delmarva Chargers-1) Jay Worth (first win) 2) 8, Joe Waters 3) 00, Kirk Miles
Jr. 4) 12, Mark Elzey 5) 55, Robert Blann 6) 60, Kyle Tubbs
7) 5, Chris Higgens 8) 01, Kirk Miles 9) 3, Mike Landen
March 30, 2008
DMP Gets Season Underway
By Buck Buckholz
Delmarva Motorsports Park in Seaford, De started their points season last
Saturday night. The weather loomed over the speedway until almost race time,
causing all competitors to help get the track run in, but after all was said and
done, the new surface provided some exciting racing for the packed stands.
Twenty-One 600 Micro Sprints showed for the first race of the season with Randy
Oswald streaking to the first heat win of the year, showing he would be tough to
beat in the feature. Eddie Wagner took his #70 car to the second heat win and
2007 600 Micro Champion Jason, Warfield took the third heat race.
After the invert pill draw for the feature, the field was started straight up,
with Oswald poised on the front row. Oswald didn't take any time showing his
heat win wasn't a fluke as he took the lead and never relinquished it for the
entire race. Wagner tried several times through the race to find a lane around,
trying the groove high and low, but Oswald took the win easily. Wagner took
second with Warfield holding on to third after racing fourth place finisher
Shane Lewis. Luke Thomas came from his 12th starting position to take the fifth
spot.
The TUSA Mod Lites had a great field of cars with Steve White and James McKinney
taking the heat wins. The win for McKinney was his first at the track on board
his #17 Mod Lite. In the feature, White started on the pole and took the lead
going into turn one. White stayed on the gas with his pedal to the medal driving
style and took the win easily. Curt Miles Jr. drove a steady race, and brought
his 21 jr car home in second after having to hold off Taylor McCracken who took
third. Young Jimmy Wills did a great job in his first race with the TUSA Mod
Lites taking fourth with Kirk Miles close behind in fifth.
The 270 Micro Sprints started the night on a bad note as young Greg Schoonover,
last season's Most Improved driver, was reportedly killed at his home in
Maryland earlier that day. DMP will hold a memorial race for the eleven year old
on April 11th. Eric Heath took the heat win. Heath, the 2007 270 Micro Champion,
saw few challenges in the heat, but at the start of the feature, saw young
Cameron Merriman streaked to the outside in turn one and take the lead on the
first lap. Merriman drove away from the rest of the field and took the win
easily over Heath. Heath was all alone in second, but third was contested for
the entire race as Ken Lester and Ryan Wozunk fought it out back and forth.
Lester held on for the spot, with Wozunk in fourth and young driver JT Knight
rounding out the top five.
A new division of Mod Lites took to the track, the stock 1000 cc class. Named
the Pro Mod Lites, James McKinney showed the way in a display of desire for his
first feature win on his career. McKinney felt the heat late in the race as
Tyler Reed flew through the field and finally caught McKinney, but couldn't get
by and had to settle for second. Richie Wilson did a great job in his car taking
third ahead of Mike Stratton on board the 600 cc powered 946 car. Jimmy Wills
took the fifth spot.
Rookie Mod Lites saw first timer Dean Seamans take the win. The youngsters aged
10-16 put on a great show with Adam Weber taking second. Jonathan Laureigh raced
his way to third ahead of Trent Wiley in his great looking car. Josh Clark
finished the night in the fifth spot.
Junior Mod Lites saw Ty Short take the lead early and do a great job handling
his #8 car for his first win of the season. Short started on the second row, and
took no time getting to the point. The Millsboro Missile, Dylan Evans came
through the field and took the second spot ahead of Brice Ingram sporting a new
number for the 2008 season. Clint Chalabala took fourth with Brandon Sturgis,
who looked good early, but had mechanical problems and finished in fifth.
The Delmarva Chargers saw Punky Chism in first with Jay Worth trying everything
he could to get around him, but settling for the second spot. Mike Landen
finished in third.
Results
600 Micros
29 Randy Oswald, 70 Eddie Wagner, 19 Jason Warfield, 55L Shane Lewis, 2T Luke
Thomas, 7W Shawn Ward, 3D Mike Baker, 8C Brian Carber, 68N, Chris Neibert, 81
Drew Richmond, 9 Jon Warfield, 3J Josh Rohlman, 8 Bryan Ratcliff, 5 Tyler Ross,
27 Ronny Hayes, 38D David Gingrich, 45 Lauren Knowles, ;19G Joey Startt, 12 Joe
Kay, 91 Jeremy Lynch
270 Micro
8X Cameron Merriman, 20H Eric Heath, 29 Ken Lester, 15 Ryan Wozunk, X1 JT
Knight, 88 Kellie Lewis, 77 Megan Kay
TUSA Mod Lites
76 Steve White, 21jr Curt Miles Jr, 96 Taylor McCracken, 22w Jimmy Wills, 21
Kirk Miles, 91 Donnie Ackenbrack, 10 Brandon Dennis, 17 James McKinney, V75
Kevin McKinney, 77 TJ Williams
Pro Mod Lites
17 James McKinney, 72 Tyler Reed, 15 Richie Wilson, 946 Mike Stratton, 22w Jimmy
Wills, 19 Shawn Weber, 91 Donnie Ackenbrack, 96 Taylor McCracken
Jr Mod Lites
8 Ty Short, 80 Dylan Evans, 28 Brice Ingram, 44 Clint Chalabala, 10 Brandon
Sturgis, 4 Amanda Whaley, 8H Tyler Hughes, 96 Derek Magee, 1W Austin Wright
Rookie Mod Lites
4 Dean Seamans, 20 Adam Weber, 74 Jonathan Laureigh, 17 Trent Wiley, 49 Josh
Clark
March 28, 2008
DMP started the season with heavy hearts
DMP started the season with heavy hearts after hearing earlier in the day young Greg Schoonover had died in an accident at his home. DMP will have a memorial race for Greg on April 11, two fans, Robert Jenkins and Levin Clark came forward and wanted to donate a special trophy for the 270 Micros on that date.
Below is the obituary which appeared in papers. Please keep the Schoonover
family in your prayers and hearts.
Gregory P. Schooover, 11
Preston, MD-Gregory P. Schoonover, of near Preston, died Saturday, March 22,
2008 at his home, he was 11.
Born in Easton, Greg was the son of Joseph P. Schoonoverand Becky S. Schoonover
of Preston.
He attended the Colonel Richardson Middle School where he was in the sixth
grade, and was active at St. Lukes United Methodist Church in Denton.
Greg was involved in micro-sprint racing at the Delmarva Motorsports Park in
Seasford, Del, and had been a member of the Doylestown Quarter Midget Race Club
in Newark, Del. He won 37 races and received 97 trophies and awards.
Greg loved riding his four-wheeler, camping, working on cars, watching NASCAR
and listening to country music. He enjoyed hunting, shooting, crabbing, reading,
drawing and being outside.
He especially loved to spend time with his buddy, Mr. John.
Greg was joy to his family. He had a great sense of humor, made friends wherever
he went and was a hard worker.
In addition to his parents, Greg is survived by two sisters, Julie E. Schoonover
and Joanna P. Schoonover, both at home; his maternal grandmother, Lois Y.
Quillen of Denton; his paternal grandmother, Mary Lou Schoonover of Greensboro,
his paternal great-grandmother, Mary Baiser of Hampstead; his best friends, Ma
thew Glanden of Preston and John Berger of Goldsboro.
He had many aunts, uncles, and cousins. He was preceded in death by his
maternal grandfather, Pop Pop Jack Quillen.
A funeral service will be 11 am, Friday at St Lukes United Methodist Church,
Franklin and Fifth Streets, Denton, where friends may call from 6 until 8 on
Thursday evening.
The internment will follow in Denton Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, the family request that memorial donations be sent to the
Preston Volunteer Fire Co., 3680 Choptank Rd, Preston, MD 21655 ; or to the
Caroline County 4-H Rifle Club, 11135 Garland Road, Denton, Md, 21629.
March 7, 2008
The Practice is
Canceled For Saturday March 8, 2008
Oval Track Competition Information!
Practice for March 8th has been cancelled due to the rain. We will have practice
on March 15th, Gates will open at 2 pm with practice starting at 4 pm
Check the schedule, we have changed the first points race from March 15th to
March 22nd
2008 Schedule
Pit Passes will be $5, 6 and under are free!
Hot Pit Area Pass $10
Driver Registaration $25
Includes Hot Pit Area Pass
April
Sunday 13th Kart Practice
Sunday 20th Opening 2008 Points Season
*Saturday 26th DMP Delmarva Series
May
Saturday 3rd Delaware State Series-US 13 Kart Club
Sunday 11th Points Race
Sunday 18th Closed
*Saturday 24th DMP Delmarva Series
June
Sunday 1st Points Race
Wednesday 4th Points Race
Wednesday 11th Closed
Wednesday 18th Points Race
Wednesday 25th Points Race
July
Wednesday 2nd Points Race
Saturday 12th Delaware State Series-US 13 Kart Club
Wednesday 16th Points Race
Wednesday 23rd Points Race
*Saturday 26th DMP Delmarva Series
Wednesday 30th Closed
August
Wednesday 6th Points Race
Wednesday 13th Points Race
*Saturday 16th DMP Delmarva Series
Wednesday 20th Points Race
Wednesday 27th Points Race
September
Saturday 6th Delaware State Series-US 13 Kart Club
Sunday 14th Points Race
*Saturday 20th DMP Delmarva Series
Sunday 28th Points Race
October
Sunday 5th Points Race
Sunday 12th Points Race
*Friday 31st Championship Weekend
November
*Saturday 1st Championship Weekend
*DMP Delmarva Series-6 Race Series
Win All 6 Race $1000 Bonus
Win 5 of 6 Races $500 Bonus
Win 4 of 6 Races $300 Bonus
2008 Schedule
2008 Oval Track Schedule
March
Saturday 8th Practice, (All Divisions)
Saturday 15th Opening 2008 Points Season
Saturday 22nd Points Race
Friday 28th Points Race
April
Friday 4th Points Race
Friday 11th Points Race
Friday 18th Points Race
Friday 25th Points Race
May
Friday 2nd Points Race
Friday 9th Points Race
Friday 16th Points Race
Friday 23rd Points Race
Friday 30th Points Race
June
Friday 6th Points Race
Friday 13th Points Race
Friday 20th Points Race
Friday 27th Points Race
July
Friday 4th Firecracker 25-Points Race
Friday 11th Points Race
Friday 18th Points Race
Friday 25th Points Race
August
Friday 1st Points Race
Friday 8th Points Race
Friday 15th Points Race
Friday 22nd Points Race
Friday 29th Points Race
September
Friday 5th Points Race
Friday 12th Points Race
Friday 19th Points Race
Friday 26th Points Race
October
Friday 3rd Points Race
Friday 10th Points Race
Friday 17th Points Race
Friday 24th Championship Weekend
Saturday 25th Championship Weekend
The Oval Track is available for private rental sessions. Call 3202-335-2500 for
pricing.
Weekly Divisions:
270 Micros, 600 Micros, Mod-Lites, Jr. Mod Lites, Rookie Mod Lites and the
Delmarva Chargers
Reserved Pit Spots Available - $125 for Season
302 - 335 - 2500
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