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BELLEVILLE, ILLINOIS 62220
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						A.A.R.A.
						POINT STANDINGS AT
						BELLE-CLAIR SPEEDWAY
						FINAL 2007

		LATE MODELS				MODIFIEDS				SPORTSMAN				PURESTOCK

1	27	MIKE SCHULTE(5)	1861	1	1d	DEAN HOFFMAN(12)	2131	1	43	MIKE HARRIS(5)	1933	1	35	CHRIS SALE	2075
2	16	MIKE HAMMERLE(1)	1810	2	57	CHRIS GRAY	1735	2	85	JUSTIN KETROW(3)	1794	2	53	MIKE REAGAN	1893
3	50	ED DIXON(7)	1621	3	155	CHRIS SMITH(1)	1695	3	28	TOM SMALLWOOD(2)	1785	3	88	JOHN SCHRAND	1788
4	12	RICK STANDRIDGE(1)	1596	4	89	BOBBY BITTLE(1)	1552	4	82	JIM CLARK(2)	1719	4	73	CHARLES MORRIS	1687
5	12t	DAVE THORNTON(1)	1542	5	25	BRETT KORVES	1488	5	31	BRIAN SHUBIRG(3)	1714	5	4	LARRY SMITH	1646
6	9	AARON KLEINE(1)	1341	6	51	PAUL REINNECK(1)	1456	6	19	JIMMY CUMMINS(3)	1477	6	23	RICH BREAKFIELD	1593
7	66	JIM GIBSON	1301	7	22	DAVID SEGER	1136	7	69	DEREK BRYANT	1292	7	1	DUSTIN MCCLINTOCK	1489
8	2	DAN DONDERO	1264	8	70	BRIAN BIELONG(4)	1129	8	67	RONNIE BADER	1224	8	80	MATT MEIER	1321
9	8	BOB GEASCHEL	1259	9	12	TOM RATAJCZYK(1)	1050	9	44	BRIAN EAVES	1201	9	33	TROY BUNFILL	1225
10	28	DON KLEIN(1)	1186	10	50	BOBBY JOHNSON	1047	10	20	BRAD MCKINNON	1137	10	20	SHANE WILSON	1192
						TOP 10 RECEIVE AWARDS & POINT FUND CHECKS!
11	25	FRANKIE MARTIN(2)	1041	11	OO	STEVE ELLISON	895	11	55	JOE VOLLUZ(2)	1373	11	40	GREG SARGENT	1171
12	13	BRENT KREKE(3)	1034	12	12j	JASON DAVINROY	811	12	84	COREY FORD	1040	12	64	BRIAN CRAWFORD	1169
13	11	CASEY SCHAEFER	905	13	13	AARON KLEINE(1)	758	13	143	MARK SCHAEFER(1)	769	13	17	JOSH LAPEAN	1072
14	10	ANDY PRYOR	847	14	13	JESSE CARSON	579	14	27	ADAM HAAS	746	14	81	RON WEIDLER	914
15	23	PAUL ROIDER	673	15	28	MIKE HAAS	573	15	52	RANDY TYSON JR	743	15	21	JAMES ROWNEY	892
16	27	KENNY HELMICK	659	16	6	JIM MORRISON	471	16	17	MIKE JONES	657	16	47	JEFF ADCOCK	727
17	77	CLAY BAUMAN	648	17	2f	TODD FERBER	450	17	54	SHAWN SEYMOUR	613	17	56	DAVE MONTERUSSO	727
18	37	BRIAN WOLFMEIER	627	18	78	LENNY BRYANT	443	18	47	KYLE ROBERTS	513	18	59	DAVID KUEHN	669
19	b1	BOB BROWN	616	19	55	MARTY SMITH JR.(1)	439	19	68	SCOTT DREW	510	19	5	RANDY DIETZEL	559
20	6k	MICHEAL KLOOS(2)	609	20	94	MARK CLARY	439	20	O	TIM HAEFFNER(1)	456	20	24	DENNIS HoRNBOSTEL	508
21	32	VINCE GRONDZKI	587	21	27	MATT KOESTERER	406	21	92	JIM ABSHIER	438	21	70	KRISTOPHER RITCHIE	503
22	f16	SCOTT FORD	550	22	18	JAKE SEETS	386	22	53	L. SCHAEFER	414	22	135	ANDREW MCCALL	498
23	21	RON WARHOOVER	510	23	23	RANDY RIDGE	379	23	62	TROY MEDLEY	405	23	94	DUSTIN CLARY	460
24	96	MATT KOCH	337	24	O	JEFF ELY	352	24	50	KENT NATIONS(1)	379	24	81	SHARON WAGNER	381
25	28	JARED HASELHORST	288	25	104	CHRIS ENGLAND	333	25	20	JIMMY MILLER	353	25	63	BOB CASEY JR	357
26	22	DAN JACOBER	283	26	tO	TIM HANCOCK	319	26	95	RANDY DIETZEL	349	26	8	SCOTT PONDER	329
27	87	KEN RUMBLE(1)	248	27	7	MARK MINER	252	27	55k	JASON KELLER	310	27	703	SHAWN REESE	313
28	7	MICHEAL JACOBER	246	28	83	MARK ENX	240	28	9s	BRYAN SCHLICHTER	307	28	39	BOBBY HOOKER	254
29	15	JASON Bohnenstiehl	219	29	5	JIMMY NIX	238	29	18	MATT WORKMAN	288	29	6	JAKE HEWITT	225
30	10	D J CYGAN	218	30	11	DONNIE GRIMM	219	30	4	LOUIS HAYES	285	30	441	BOB GIBSON	225
31	10	KENT SCHOECK	197	31	12	RICHIE STANDRIDGE	194	31	24	DENNIS HORNBostel	255	31	1	TIM DRISCOLL	191
32	27	STEVE ELLISON	195	32	59	CHAD EVANS(1)	181	32	8e	STEVE EDGECOMB	247	32	5	JEREMY DIETZEL	160
33	81c	KEVIN COLE	192	33	15	JASON PRITZ	175	33	87	GARY HAYNES(1)	210	33	18	TODD JUMP	158
34	28	JOHN BECK	175	34	1w	RAY WALSH(1)	171	34	33f	JEREMY FULTS	207	34	36	MINDY WAGNER	150
35	30	MARK VOIGT	174	35	1d	RYAN DRIEMEYER	165	35	95	JEREMY NASH	183	35	36	DANNY EMS	147
36	35	CHARLES WALKER	170	36	74	CHAD Fraunenfelder	142	36	14	MIKE KURTZ JR	155	36	9	KEVIN DIETZEL	144
37	31	TIMMY FOHNE	162	37	7	TOMMY SEETS JR	129	37	t2	MATT TETTATON	111	37	55	BRAD VUEHAUS	144
38	93x	RUSTY GRIFFAW	147	38	72	JASON SINN	126	38	143	DENNY TRIBOUT SR	101	38	20	JOHN CORY	120
39	78	RON JARRELL	145	39	18	RANDY MEYERS	118	39	t2	DAVE GRZYWACZ	98	39	56	DENNY RHEINECKER	113
40	84	TYLER DIEBERT	144	40	16	B J SEETS	110	40	12	TROY NAEGER	89	40	411	AARON MELTON	106
41	22	JOHN PAULE	129	41	70	VINCE GRONDZKI	109	41	123	DENNIS WERNLE	87	41	12	BRYAN GARRETT	82
42	91	RUSTY SCHLENK	123	42	17v	MIKE VANDERIET JR	103	42	147	KYLE STOLZER	80	42	31	RON HOUSER	80
43	44	DAVE EAVES	104	43	10	TODD MCGRAW	102	43	255	CORY NIX	78	43	159	MIKE JONES	76
44	31	BRENT HELMKAMP	101	44	36	KENNY WALLACE(1)	98	44	143	DENNIS WERNLE	70	44	27	CASEY CRANE	68
45	31	ROD STANDERFER	100	45	e55	CHAD SELLERS	98	45	1	ROBBIE EILERS	48	45	240	CASEY CRANE	67
46	59	RICH WHALEY	98	46	67	DYLAN SHARP	98	46	8p	MICHEAL PASLEY	48	46	59	WILLIAM KLIEN	62
47	18	SHANE TOMLIN	89	47	19	MARK PFLUEGER	96	47	9s	BRIAN HEIZER	48	47	91	BILLY KRUEP	62
48	50	LEN GARSON	89	48	47	TOM VOGT	96	48	95	JEREMY DIETZEL	48	48	11	FRED SPARKS	60
49	13	DEWAYNE KIEFER	83	49	4j	SCOTT WEBER	83	49	111	ZAC PARKS	48	49	156	MARK BENEDICK	60
50	11	MARK SCHAEFER	82	50	7	KENT ROBINSON	78	50	127	MIKE SCHULTE	48	50	18	ROCKY BERLIEW	58
51	5s	STEVE SHEPPARD	81	51	81	PAUL BAILEY	77	51	143	CASEY SCHAEFER	48	51	51	DANNY RIPPERDA	55
52	16	CHRIS SHELTON	66	52	22	MATT MEVERT	63	52	811	WADE SUTTER	48	52	20	PETE CORY	51
53	27	RODNEY MELVIN	63	53	26	J D BEAL	60	53	76	LANE HOLCOMB	34	53	69	DEWAYNE BATEMAN	48
54	47	DANNY HAYNES	63	54	48	BOB MARTINTONI	60	54	27	CHRIS LODIKE	32	54	117	DARREN KOCH	48
55	1s	RICK SALTER	62	55	97	CHUCK SMITH	56	55	47	JIM STEVENS	30	55	4	RON LABBE	34
56	95	JEFF JOHNS	53	56	56	TOMMY WORLEY SR	49	56	79	JOHN HUEGEN	30	56	147	DANNY SABO	34
57	69	RANDY KORTE	52	57	59	TRAVIS HOWELL	49					57	77	PAT SEYMOUR	34
58	11	MIKE BRYANT	50	58	1	STEVE LACH	48					58	74	RICKY CROSS	33
59	24	DICK TAYLOR	50	59	2	SHAWN BOHM	48					59	24	JEFF NASH	32
60	10	DALLAS BENNETT	49	60	4w	DAVE SHEPARD	48					60	944	MARK CLARY	31
61	82	BILLY LAYCOCK	49	61	5	MARTY SMITH SR.	48					61	28	BRYAN SLESINZSKI	30
62	6w	MATT WEIDNER	48	62	6	RAY WAGNER	48					62	29	CHRIS TETTATON	30
63	b10	BRAD WHITE	48	63	7d	DUSTIN MCCLINTOCK	48					63	74	ERIC RENSING	30
64	22	DARRELL MOSER	48	64	7d	MARK MCCLINTOCK	48					64	888	DENNIS PONDER	0
65	24	RYAN UNZICKER	48	65	7	PARKER WILLIAMS	48
66	33	TIM MANVILLE	48	66	14	BRAD MCKINNON	48
67	55	JOHN PITTS JR	48	67	18	BRENT THOMPSON	48
68	66	ALLEN HAMMOND II	48	68	24	PAUL BAUMAN	48
69	77	MARK CLARY	48	69	34	JEFF OCHS	48
70	77	CHAD SELLERS	48	70	35	TIM WALKER	48
71	77	NEIL MCPHILLIPS	48	71	51	TIMMY HILL	48
72	88	TERRY BABB	48	72	52	BOB STANTON	48
73	92	MATT SANTEL	48	73	72	GREG SINN	48
74	1	ADAM TIMMERMAN	34	74	73	KENNY SHAW	48
75	20	MARK GANSMAN	32	75	98	DAVID BARKER	48
76	31	STEVE COLE	32	76	80	SHANE CAPPS	32
77	31	DUSTIN SELLERS	32	77	9	BLAKE COOK	30
78	19	BARRY QUADE	31	78	31	RICKY HORTON	30
79	77	MARK CLARY	31	79	98	MARK VOIGT	30
80	1	A.J. EVANS	30
81	4t	GUY TAYLOR	30
82	4	SCOTT GEASCHEL	30
83	50	JOE GARSON	30

		Rookie of the Year - Casey Schaefer				Rookie of the Year - Jason Davinroy				Rookie Of the Year - Derek Bryant				Co-Rookie of the year - Troy Bunfill/Matt Meier
		Most Improved Driver - Dave Thornton				Most Improved Driver - Dave Seger				Most Improved Driver - Jim Clark				Most Improved Driver - Mike Reagan
		Best Appearing Car - Bob Geaschel				Best Appearing Car - Chris Smith				Best Appearing Car - Justin Ketrow				Best Appearing Car - John Schrand
		Best Appearing Crew - Mike Hammerle								Best Appearing Crew - Mike Harris

						A.A.R.A.
						POINT STANDINGS AT
						BELLE-CLAIR SPEEDWAY
						FINAL 2007

		LATE MODELS				MODIFIEDS				SPORTSMAN				PURESTOCK

1	27	MIKE SCHULTE(5)	1861	1	1d	DEAN HOFFMAN(12)	2131	1	43	MIKE HARRIS(5)	1933	1	35	CHRIS SALE	2075
2	16	MIKE HAMMERLE(1)	1810	2	57	CHRIS GRAY	1735	2	85	JUSTIN KETROW(3)	1794	2	53	MIKE REAGAN	1893
3	50	ED DIXON(7)	1621	3	155	CHRIS SMITH(1)	1695	3	28	TOM SMALLWOOD(2)	1785	3	88	JOHN SCHRAND	1788
4	12	RICK STANDRIDGE(1)	1596	4	89	BOBBY BITTLE(1)	1552	4	82	JIM CLARK(2)	1719	4	73	CHARLES MORRIS	1687
5	12t	DAVE THORNTON(1)	1542	5	25	BRETT KORVES	1488	5	31	BRIAN SHUBIRG(3)	1714	5	4	LARRY SMITH	1646
6	9	AARON KLEINE(1)	1341	6	51	PAUL REINNECK(1)	1456	6	19	JIMMY CUMMINS(3)	1477	6	23	RICH BREAKFIELD	1593
7	66	JIM GIBSON	1301	7	22	DAVID SEGER	1136	7	69	DEREK BRYANT	1292	7	1	DUSTIN MCCLINTOCK	1489
8	2	DAN DONDERO	1264	8	70	BRIAN BIELONG(4)	1129	8	67	RONNIE BADER	1224	8	80	MATT MEIER	1321
9	8	BOB GEASCHEL	1259	9	12	TOM RATAJCZYK(1)	1050	9	44	BRIAN EAVES	1201	9	33	TROY BUNFILL	1225
10	28	DON KLEIN(1)	1186	10	50	BOBBY JOHNSON	1047	10	20	BRAD MCKINNON	1137	10	20	SHANE WILSON	1192
						TOP 10 RECEIVE AWARDS & POINT FUND CHECKS!
11	25	FRANKIE MARTIN(2)	1041	11	OO	STEVE ELLISON	895	11	55	JOE VOLLUZ(2)	1373	11	40	GREG SARGENT	1171
12	13	BRENT KREKE(3)	1034	12	12j	JASON DAVINROY	811	12	84	COREY FORD	1040	12	64	BRIAN CRAWFORD	1169
13	11	CASEY SCHAEFER	905	13	13	AARON KLEINE(1)	758	13	143	MARK SCHAEFER(1)	769	13	17	JOSH LAPEAN	1072
14	10	ANDY PRYOR	847	14	13	JESSE CARSON	579	14	27	ADAM HAAS	746	14	81	RON WEIDLER	914
15	23	PAUL ROIDER	673	15	28	MIKE HAAS	573	15	52	RANDY TYSON JR	743	15	21	JAMES ROWNEY	892
16	27	KENNY HELMICK	659	16	6	JIM MORRISON	471	16	17	MIKE JONES	657	16	47	JEFF ADCOCK	727
17	77	CLAY BAUMAN	648	17	2f	TODD FERBER	450	17	54	SHAWN SEYMOUR	613	17	56	DAVE MONTERUSSO	727
18	37	BRIAN WOLFMEIER	627	18	78	LENNY BRYANT	443	18	47	KYLE ROBERTS	513	18	59	DAVID KUEHN	669
19	b1	BOB BROWN	616	19	55	MARTY SMITH JR.(1)	439	19	68	SCOTT DREW	510	19	5	RANDY DIETZEL	559
20	6k	MICHEAL KLOOS(2)	609	20	94	MARK CLARY	439	20	O	TIM HAEFFNER(1)	456	20	24	DENNIS HoRNBOSTEL	508
21	32	VINCE GRONDZKI	587	21	27	MATT KOESTERER	406	21	92	JIM ABSHIER	438	21	70	KRISTOPHER RITCHIE	503
22	f16	SCOTT FORD	550	22	18	JAKE SEETS	386	22	53	L. SCHAEFER	414	22	135	ANDREW MCCALL	498
23	21	RON WARHOOVER	510	23	23	RANDY RIDGE	379	23	62	TROY MEDLEY	405	23	94	DUSTIN CLARY	460
24	96	MATT KOCH	337	24	O	JEFF ELY	352	24	50	KENT NATIONS(1)	379	24	81	SHARON WAGNER	381
25	28	JARED HASELHORST	288	25	104	CHRIS ENGLAND	333	25	20	JIMMY MILLER	353	25	63	BOB CASEY JR	357
26	22	DAN JACOBER	283	26	tO	TIM HANCOCK	319	26	95	RANDY DIETZEL	349	26	8	SCOTT PONDER	329
27	87	KEN RUMBLE(1)	248	27	7	MARK MINER	252	27	55k	JASON KELLER	310	27	703	SHAWN REESE	313
28	7	MICHEAL JACOBER	246	28	83	MARK ENX	240	28	9s	BRYAN SCHLICHTER	307	28	39	BOBBY HOOKER	254
29	15	JASON Bohnenstiehl	219	29	5	JIMMY NIX	238	29	18	MATT WORKMAN	288	29	6	JAKE HEWITT	225
30	10	D J CYGAN	218	30	11	DONNIE GRIMM	219	30	4	LOUIS HAYES	285	30	441	BOB GIBSON	225
31	10	KENT SCHOECK	197	31	12	RICHIE STANDRIDGE	194	31	24	DENNIS HORNBostel	255	31	1	TIM DRISCOLL	191
32	27	STEVE ELLISON	195	32	59	CHAD EVANS(1)	181	32	8e	STEVE EDGECOMB	247	32	5	JEREMY DIETZEL	160
33	81c	KEVIN COLE	192	33	15	JASON PRITZ	175	33	87	GARY HAYNES(1)	210	33	18	TODD JUMP	158
34	28	JOHN BECK	175	34	1w	RAY WALSH(1)	171	34	33f	JEREMY FULTS	207	34	36	MINDY WAGNER	150
35	30	MARK VOIGT	174	35	1d	RYAN DRIEMEYER	165	35	95	JEREMY NASH	183	35	36	DANNY EMS	147
36	35	CHARLES WALKER	170	36	74	CHAD Fraunenfelder	142	36	14	MIKE KURTZ JR	155	36	9	KEVIN DIETZEL	144
37	31	TIMMY FOHNE	162	37	7	TOMMY SEETS JR	129	37	t2	MATT TETTATON	111	37	55	BRAD VUEHAUS	144
38	93x	RUSTY GRIFFAW	147	38	72	JASON SINN	126	38	143	DENNY TRIBOUT SR	101	38	20	JOHN CORY	120
39	78	RON JARRELL	145	39	18	RANDY MEYERS	118	39	t2	DAVE GRZYWACZ	98	39	56	DENNY RHEINECKER	113
40	84	TYLER DIEBERT	144	40	16	B J SEETS	110	40	12	TROY NAEGER	89	40	411	AARON MELTON	106
41	22	JOHN PAULE	129	41	70	VINCE GRONDZKI	109	41	123	DENNIS WERNLE	87	41	12	BRYAN GARRETT	82
42	91	RUSTY SCHLENK	123	42	17v	MIKE VANDERIET JR	103	42	147	KYLE STOLZER	80	42	31	RON HOUSER	80
43	44	DAVE EAVES	104	43	10	TODD MCGRAW	102	43	255	CORY NIX	78	43	159	MIKE JONES	76
44	31	BRENT HELMKAMP	101	44	36	KENNY WALLACE(1)	98	44	143	DENNIS WERNLE	70	44	27	CASEY CRANE	68
45	31	ROD STANDERFER	100	45	e55	CHAD SELLERS	98	45	1	ROBBIE EILERS	48	45	240	CASEY CRANE	67
46	59	RICH WHALEY	98	46	67	DYLAN SHARP	98	46	8p	MICHEAL PASLEY	48	46	59	WILLIAM KLIEN	62
47	18	SHANE TOMLIN	89	47	19	MARK PFLUEGER	96	47	9s	BRIAN HEIZER	48	47	91	BILLY KRUEP	62
48	50	LEN GARSON	89	48	47	TOM VOGT	96	48	95	JEREMY DIETZEL	48	48	11	FRED SPARKS	60
49	13	DEWAYNE KIEFER	83	49	4j	SCOTT WEBER	83	49	111	ZAC PARKS	48	49	156	MARK BENEDICK	60
50	11	MARK SCHAEFER	82	50	7	KENT ROBINSON	78	50	127	MIKE SCHULTE	48	50	18	ROCKY BERLIEW	58
51	5s	STEVE SHEPPARD	81	51	81	PAUL BAILEY	77	51	143	CASEY SCHAEFER	48	51	51	DANNY RIPPERDA	55
52	16	CHRIS SHELTON	66	52	22	MATT MEVERT	63	52	811	WADE SUTTER	48	52	20	PETE CORY	51
53	27	RODNEY MELVIN	63	53	26	J D BEAL	60	53	76	LANE HOLCOMB	34	53	69	DEWAYNE BATEMAN	48
54	47	DANNY HAYNES	63	54	48	BOB MARTINTONI	60	54	27	CHRIS LODIKE	32	54	117	DARREN KOCH	48
55	1s	RICK SALTER	62	55	97	CHUCK SMITH	56	55	47	JIM STEVENS	30	55	4	RON LABBE	34
56	95	JEFF JOHNS	53	56	56	TOMMY WORLEY SR	49	56	79	JOHN HUEGEN	30	56	147	DANNY SABO	34
57	69	RANDY KORTE	52	57	59	TRAVIS HOWELL	49					57	77	PAT SEYMOUR	34
58	11	MIKE BRYANT	50	58	1	STEVE LACH	48					58	74	RICKY CROSS	33
59	24	DICK TAYLOR	50	59	2	SHAWN BOHM	48					59	24	JEFF NASH	32
60	10	DALLAS BENNETT	49	60	4w	DAVE SHEPARD	48					60	944	MARK CLARY	31
61	82	BILLY LAYCOCK	49	61	5	MARTY SMITH SR.	48					61	28	BRYAN SLESINZSKI	30
62	6w	MATT WEIDNER	48	62	6	RAY WAGNER	48					62	29	CHRIS TETTATON	30
63	b10	BRAD WHITE	48	63	7d	DUSTIN MCCLINTOCK	48					63	74	ERIC RENSING	30
64	22	DARRELL MOSER	48	64	7d	MARK MCCLINTOCK	48					64	888	DENNIS PONDER	0
65	24	RYAN UNZICKER	48	65	7	PARKER WILLIAMS	48
66	33	TIM MANVILLE	48	66	14	BRAD MCKINNON	48
67	55	JOHN PITTS JR	48	67	18	BRENT THOMPSON	48
68	66	ALLEN HAMMOND II	48	68	24	PAUL BAUMAN	48
69	77	MARK CLARY	48	69	34	JEFF OCHS	48
70	77	CHAD SELLERS	48	70	35	TIM WALKER	48
71	77	NEIL MCPHILLIPS	48	71	51	TIMMY HILL	48
72	88	TERRY BABB	48	72	52	BOB STANTON	48
73	92	MATT SANTEL	48	73	72	GREG SINN	48
74	1	ADAM TIMMERMAN	34	74	73	KENNY SHAW	48
75	20	MARK GANSMAN	32	75	98	DAVID BARKER	48
76	31	STEVE COLE	32	76	80	SHANE CAPPS	32
77	31	DUSTIN SELLERS	32	77	9	BLAKE COOK	30
78	19	BARRY QUADE	31	78	31	RICKY HORTON	30
79	77	MARK CLARY	31	79	98	MARK VOIGT	30
80	1	A.J. EVANS	30
81	4t	GUY TAYLOR	30
82	4	SCOTT GEASCHEL	30
83	50	JOE GARSON	30

Belle Clair results - Sep 14

UMP Late Models - 22 cars

Heat 1 - Aaron Kleine(9), Micheal Kloos(6k), Dan Dandero(2), Ed Dixon(16a), Jim Gibson(66), Frankie Martin(25), Bob Geaschel(8), Paul Roider(23)

Heat 2 - Mike Hammerle(16), Mike Schulte(27), Steve Ellison(27e), Kenny Helmick(27s), Allen Hammond(66h) Ron Warhoover(21), Brent Kreke(13)

Heat 3 - Andy Pryor(10), Dave Thornton(12t), Rick Standridge(12), Vince Grondzki(32), John Beck(28b), Bob Brown(b1), Casey Schaefer(11)

Dash - Kleine, Thornton, Pryor, Hammerle, Schulte, Kloos

Semi - Martin, Kreke, Scheafer, Warhoover, Roider, Geaschel

Feature - Thornton, Kloos, Pryor, Hammerle, Kleine, Dixon, Kreke, Dondero, Martin, Schulte, Standridge, Ellison, Beck, Roider, Helmick, Gibson, Scheafer, Warhoover, Grondzki, Hammond

UMP Modifieds - 21 cars

Heat 1 - Paul Reinneck(51), Brett Korves(25), Chris Gray(57), Jim Morrison(6), Tom Ratajczyk(12), Parker Williams(7), Mike Vanderiet(17v)

Heat 2 - Ray Walsh(1w), Chris Smith(155), Bobby Johnson(50), Aaron Kleine(13), David Seger(22), Mark Enx(83), Jimmy Nix(5n)

Heat 3 - Steve Ellison(00), Dean Hoffman(1d), Ryan Driemeyer(1d), Bobby Bittle(89), Dom Grimm(11), Mike Haas(28), Brent Thompson(18)

Dash - Smith, Ellison, Korves, Reinneck, Walsh, Hoffman

Feature - Smith, Bittle, Kleine, Reinneck, Walsh, Ellison, Driemeyer, Ratajczyk, Johnson, Seger, Thompson, Gray, Haas, Korves, Nix, Williams, Enx, Grimm, Hoffman, Vanderiet

UMP Sportsmen - 17 cars

Heat 1 - Brian Shubirg(31), Tim Heaffner(0), Scott Drew(68), Jimmy Clark(82), Justin Ketrow(85), Brian Eaves(44), Troy Medley(62), Dennis Hornbostel(24)

Heat 2 - Derek Bryant(69), Mark Schaefer(143), Jimmy Cummins(19), Randy Tyson(52), Mike Harris(43), Corey Ford(84), Jim Abshier(92), TMatt Tettaton(t2)

Dash - Schaefer, Drew, Shbirg, Bryant, Haeffner, Cummins

Feature - Scheafer, Cummins, Clark, Medley, Smallwood, Tyson, Eaves, Shubirg, Ketrow, Hornbostel, Harris, Bryant, Abshier, Drew, Ford, Tettaton, Haeffner

						A.A.R.A.
						POINT STANDINGS AT
						BELLE-CLAIR SPEEDWAY
						THRU 9-14-07

		LATE MODELS				MODIFIEDS				SPORTSMAN				PURESTOCK

1	27	MIKE SCHULTE(3)	1675	1	1d	DEAN HOFFMAN(10)	1940	1	43	MIKE HARRIS(4)	1791	1	35	CHRIS SALE	1922
2	16	MIKE HAMMERLE(1)	1647	2	57	CHRIS GRAY	1589	2	28	TOM SMALLWOOD(2)	1639	2	53	MIKE REAGAN	1762
3	50	ED DIXON(7)	1568	3	155	CHRIS SMITH(1)	1573	3	85	JUSTIN KETROW(3)	1627	3	88	JOHN SCHRAND	1617
4	12	RICK STANDRIDGE(1)	1457	4	89	BOBBY BITTLE(1)	1465	4	82	JIM CLARK(2)	1589	4	73	CHARLES MORRIS	1543
5	12t	DAVE THORNTON(1)	1381	5	25	BRETT KORVES	1378	5	31	BRIAN SHUBIRG(3)	1581	5	4	LARRY SMITH	1474
6	9	AARON KLEINE(1)	1239	6	51	PAUL REINNECK(1)	1336	6	19	JIMMY CUMMINS(3)	1477	6	23	RICH BREAKFIELD	1452
7	28	DON KLEIN(1)	1186	7	70	BRIAN BIELONG(4)	1129	7	55	JOE VOLLUZ(2)	1238	7	1	DUSTIN MCCLINTOCK	1379
8	66	JIM GIBSON	1171	8	22	DAVID SEGER	1035	8	69	DEREK BRYANT	1183	8	80	MATT MEIER	1212
9	8	BOB GEASCHEL	1155	9	50	BOBBY JOHNSON	921	9	120	BRAD MCKINNON	1137	9	33	TROY BUNFILL	1177
10	2	DAN DONDERO	1138	10	12	TOM RATAJCZYK(1)	916	10	67	RONNIE BADER	1095	10	20	SHANE WILSON	1144

Belle Clair results - Sep 14

UMP Late Models - 22 cars

Heat 1 - Aaron Kleine(9), Michael Kloos(6k), Dan Dandero(2), Ed Dixon(16a), Jim Gibson(66), Frankie Martin(25), Bob Geaschel(8), Paul Roider(23)

Heat 2 - Mike Hammerle(16), Mike Schulte(27), Steve Ellison(27e), Kenny Helmick(27s), Allen Hammond(66h) Ron Warhoover(21), Brent Kreke(13)

Heat 3 - Andy Pryor(10), Dave Thornton(12t), Rick Standridge(12), Vince Grondzki(32), John Beck(28b), Bob Brown(b1), Casey Schaefer(11)

Dash - Kleine, Thornton, Pryor, Hammerle, Schulte, Kloos

Semi - Martin, Kreke, Scheafer, Warhoover, Roider, Geaschel

Feature - Thornton, Kloos, Pryor, Hammerle, Kleine, Dixon, Kreke, Dondero, Martin, Schulte, Standridge, Ellison, Beck, Roider, Helmick, Gibson, Scheafer, Warhoover, Grondzki, Hammond

UMP Modifieds - 21 cars

Heat 1 - Paul Reinneck(51), Brett Korves(25), Chris Gray(57), Jim Morrison(6), Tom Ratajczyk(12), Parker Williams(7), Mike Vanderiet(17v)

Heat 2 - Ray Walsh(1w), Chris Smith(155), Bobby Johnson(50), Aaron Kleine(13), David Seger(22), Mark Enx(83), Jimmy Nix(5n)

Heat 3 - Steve Ellison(00), Dean Hoffman(1d), Ryan Driemeyer(1d), Bobby Bittle(89), Dom Grimm(11), Mike Haas(28), Brent Thompson(18)

Dash - Smith, Ellison, Korves, Reinneck, Walsh, Hoffman

Feature - Smith, Bittle, Kleine, Reinneck, Walsh, Ellison, Driemeyer, Ratajczyk, Johnson, Seger, Thompson, Gray, Haas, Korves, Nix, Williams, Enx, Grimm, Hoffman, Vanderiet

UMP Sportsmen - 17 cars

Heat 1 - Brian Shubirg(31), Tim Heaffner(0), Scott Drew(68), Jimmy Clark(82), Justin Ketrow(85), Brian Eaves(44), Troy Medley(62), Dennis Hornbostel(24)

Heat 2 - Derek Bryant(69), Mark Schaefer(143), Jimmy Cummins(19), Randy Tyson(52), Mike Harris(43), Corey Ford(84), Jim Abshier(92), TMatt Tettaton(t2)

Dash - Schaefer, Drew, Shbirg, Bryant, Haeffner, Cummins

Feature - Scheafer, Cummins, Clark, Medley, Smallwood, Tyson, Eaves, Shubirg, Ketrow, Hornbostel, Harris, Bryant, Abshier, Drew, Ford, Tettaton, Haeffner

AUGUST 31, 2007

LATE MODEL	MODIFIED	SPORTSMAN	PURE STOCK

1st Heat:	1st Heat	1st Heat	1st Heat
16H Mike Hammerle	89 Bobby Bittle	28 Tom Smallwood	4 Larry Smith Jr
15 Jason Bohnensteil	13 Aaron Kleine	0 Tim Haeffner	35 Chris Sale
8 Bob Geaschel	57 Chris Gray	44 Brian Eaves	Z1 Dustin McClintock
27M Mike Schulte	22 David Seger	31 Brian Shubirg	21 Jim Rowney

2nd Heat	2nd Heat	2nd Heat	2nd Heat
9 Aaron Kleine	1 Ryan Driemeyer	43 Mike Harris	81 Ron Weidler
66 Jim Gibson	155 Chris Smith	19 Jimmy Cummins	20 Pete Corey
28B John Beck	1D Dean Hoffman	47 Kyle Roberts	64 Brian Crawford
2 Dan Dondero	51 Paul Reinneck	52 Randy Tyson Jr	73 Charles Morris

*3rd Heat*	*3rd Heat*	*3rd Heat*	*3rd Heat*
12S Rick Standridge
27S Kenny Helmick
18T Shane Tomlin
32 Vince Grondzki

*DASH*	*DASH*	*DASH*	*DASH*
15 Jason Bohnensteil	1D Dean Hoffman	19 Jimmy Cummins	4 Larry Smith Jr
9 Aaron Kleine	13 Aaron Kleine	28 Tom Smallwood	56 Mike Reagan
66 Jim Gibson	1 Ryan Driemeyer	44 Brian Eaves	35 Chris Sale
12S Rick Standridge	89 Bobb Bittle	0 Tim Haeffner	81 Ron Weidler

*SEMI*	*SEMI*	*SEMI*	*SEMI*
37 Brian Wolfmeier			88 John Schrand
96 Matt Koch			17 Josh LaPean
7 Mike Jacober			135 Andy McCall
21 Ron Warhoover			59 Dave Kuehn
25 Frankie Martin			411 Bob Gibson
23 Paul Roider			47 Danny Sabo
50 Lenny Garson
31 Tim Fohne

FEATURE	FEATURE	FEATURE	FEATURE
27M Mike Schulte	1D Dean Hoffman	19 Jimmy Cummins	4 Larry Smith Jr
9 Aaron Kleine	13 Aaron Kleine	47 Kyle Roberts	35 Chris Smith
16H Mike Hammerle	89 Bobby Bittle	0 Tim Haeffner	56 Mike Reagan
12S Rick Sandridge	155 Chris Smith	43 Mike Harris	64 Brian Crawford
12T Dave Thornton	57 Chris Gray	143 Dennis Wernle	23 Rich Breakfield
37 Brian Wolfmeier	1 Ryan Driemeyer	28 Tom Smallwood	33 Troy Bunfill
28B John Beck	51 Paul Reinneck	52 Randy Tyson Jr	80 Matt Meier
66 Jim Gibson	12R Tom Ratajczyk	31 Brian Shubirg	5 Randy Dietzel
18T Shane Tomlin	25 Brett Korves	85 Justin Ketrow	Z1 Dustin McClintock
25 Frankie Martin	22 David Seger	55 Joe Volluz	88 John Schrand
2 Dan Dondero	28 Mike Haas	44 Brian Eaves	20W Shane Wilson
27S Kenny Helmick	7S Jake Seets	69 Derek Bryant	17 Josh LaPean
15 Jason Bohenstiehl	14 Brad McKinnon	68 Scott Drew	135 Andy McCall
21 Ron Warhoover	50 Bobby Johnson	84 Corey Ford	40 Greg Sargent
96 Matt Koch	7D Marc McClintock	92 Jim Abshier	59 Dave Kuehn
B1 Bob Brown		24 Dennis Hornbostel	20C Pete Cory
7 Mike Jacober			21 Jim Rowney
8 Bob Geaschel			73 Charles Morris
32 Vince Grondzki			411 Bob Gibson
11 Mark Schaefer			81 Ron Weidler



Other cars in attendance:	Other cars in attendance: 12J Jason Davinroy	Other cars in attendance: 82 Jim Clark	Other cars in attendance: 63 Bob Casey Jr.

08-24-07....RAIN

Sunday Schedule for Rain Date is as follows:

Pit Gate Opens At 4:00 p.m.

Pill Draw Will Close At 5:15 p.m.

Drivers Meeting At 5:20 p.m.

Hot Laps At 5:30 p.m.

Racing At 6:00 p.m

		A.A.R.A.
		POINT STANDINGS AT
		BELLE-CLAIR SPEEDWAY
		THRU 8-17-07

		MODIFIEDS				SPORTSMAN				PURESTOCK

1	1d	DEAN HOFFMAN(8)	1695	1	43	MIKE HARRIS(4)	1589	1	35	CHRIS SALE	1638
2	57	CHRIS GRAY	1394	2	85	JUSTIN KETROW(3)	1454	2	53	MIKE REAGAN	1537
3	155	CHRIS SMITH	1323	3	28	TOM SMALLWOOD(2)	1431	3	88	JOHN SCHRAND	1450
4	89	BOBBY BITTLE(1)	1298	4	82	JIM CLARK(2)	1409	4	73	CHARLES MORRIS	1336
5	25	BRETT KORVES	1204	5	31	BRIAN SHUBIRG(3)	1408	5	4	LARRY SMITH	1238
6	51	PAUL REINNECK(1)	1139	6	19	JIMMY CUMMINS(2)	1265	6	1	DUSTIN MCCLINTOCK	1213
7	70	BRIAN BIELONG(4)	1075	7	20	BRAD MCKINNON	1137	7	23	RICH BREAKFIELD	1211
8	22	DAVID SEGER	875	8	55	JOE VOLLUZ(1)	1091	8	80	MATT MEIER	1023
9	12	TOM RATAJCZYK(1)	798	9	67	RONNIE BADER	1039	9	33	TROY BUNFILL	1001
10	OO	STEVE ELLISON	773	10	69	DEREK BRYANT	1015	10	20	SHANE WILSON	983

						A.A.R.A.
						POINT STANDINGS AT
						BELLE-CLAIR SPEEDWAY
						THRU 8-10-07

		LATE MODELS				MODIFIEDS				SPORTSMAN				PURESTOCK

1	16	MIKE HAMMERLE(1)	1363	1	1d	DEAN HOFFMAN(7)	1598	1	43	MIKE HARRIS(4)	1504	1	35	CHRIS SALE	1562
2	27	MIKE SCHULTE(2)	1358	2	57	CHRIS GRAY	1323	2	85	JUSTIN KETROW(3)	1392	2	53	MIKE REAGAN	1439
3	50	ED DIXON(6)	1339	3	155	CHRIS SMITH	1274	3	28	TOM SMALLWOOD(1)	1374	3	88	JOHN SCHRAND	1398
4	28	DON KLEIN(1)	1186	4	89	BOBBY BITTLE(1)	1211	4	82	JIM CLARK(2)	1343	4	73	CHARLES MORRIS	1264
5	12	RICK STANDRIDGE(1)	1184	5	25	BRETT KORVES	1142	5	31	BRIAN SHUBIRG(3)	1322	5	1	DUSTIN MCCLINTOCK	1165
6	12t	DAVE THORNTON	1069	6	51	PAUL REINNECK(1)	1083	6	19	JIMMY CUMMINS(1)	1170	6	23	RICH BREAKFIELD	1161
7	66	JIM GIBSON	1009	7	70	BRIAN BIELONG(4)	1075	7	120	BRAD MCKINNON	1137	7	4	LARRY SMITH	1153
8	8	BOB GEASCHEL	975	8	22	DAVID SEGER	822	8	67	RONNIE BADER	1039	8	80	MATT MEIER	963
9	9	AARON KLEINE(1)	957	9	12	TOM RATAJCZYK(1)	798	9	55	JOE VOLLUZ(1)	1013	9	33	TROY BUNFILL	948
10	2	DAN DONDERO	923	10	50	BOBBY JOHNSON	707	10	69	DEREK BRYANT	967	10	20	SHANE WILSON	921

						A.A.R.A.
						POINT STANDINGS AT
						BELLE-CLAIR SPEEDWAY
						THRU 8-3-07

		LATE MODELS				MODIFIEDS				SPORTSMAN				PURESTOCK

1	16	MIKE HAMMERLE(1)	1282	1	1d	DEAN HOFFMAN(7)	1510	1	43	MIKE HARRIS(4)	1429	1	35	CHRIS SALE	1478
2	27	MIKE SCHULTE(2)	1281	2	57	CHRIS GRAY	1251	2	85	JUSTIN KETROW(3)	1311	2	53	MIKE REAGAN	1351
3	50	ED DIXON(6)	1262	3	155	CHRIS SMITH	1225	3	28	TOM SMALLWOOD(2)	1305	3	88	JOHN SCHRAND	1350
4	12	RICK STANDRIDGE(1)	1136	4	89	BOBBY BITTLE(1)	1211	4	31	BRIAN SHUBIRG(3)	1266	4	73	CHARLES MORRIS	1192
5	28	DON KLEIN(1)	1127	5	25	BRETT KORVES	1094	5	82	JIM CLARK(2)	1263	5	1	DUSTIN MCCLINTOCK	1117
6	12t	DAVE THORNTON	1035	6	51	PAUL REINNECK(1)	1083	6	19	JIMMY CUMMINS(1)	1170	6	23	RICH BREAKFIELD	1112
7	66	JIM GIBSON	960	7	70	BRIAN BIELONG(4)	997	7	120	BRAD MCKINNON	1050	7	4	LARRY SMITH	1055
8	9	AARON KLEINE	957	8	22	DAVID SEGER	766	8	67	RONNIE BADER	1039	8	80	MATT MEIER	902
9	8	BOB GEASCHEL	942	9	12	TOM RATAJCZYK(1)	713	9	55	JOE VOLLUZ(1)	954	9	33	TROY BUNFILL	895
10	2	DAN DONDERO	874	10	50	BOBBY JOHNSON	658	10	69	DEREK BRYANT	914	10	20	SHANE WILSON	852

						A.A.R.A.
						POINT STANDINGS AT
						BELLE-CLAIR SPEEDWAY
						THRU 7-29-07

		LATE MODELS				MODIFIEDS				SPORTSMAN				PURESTOCK

1	16	MIKE HAMMERLE(1)	1220	1	1d	DEAN HOFFMAN(6)	1412	1	43	MIKE HARRIS(3)	1332	1	35	CHRIS SALE	1382
2	27	MIKE SCHULTE(2)	1203	2	89	BOBBY BITTLE(1)	1211	2	85	JUSTIN KETROW(3)	1258	2	88	JOHN SCHRAND	1286
3	50	ED DIXON(5)	1168	3	57	CHRIS GRAY	1174	3	28	TOM SMALLWOOD(2)	1256	3	53	MIKE REAGAN	1269
4	12	RICK STANDRIDGE(1)	1084	4	155	CHRIS SMITH	1142	4	82	JIM CLARK(2)	1202	4	73	CHARLES MORRIS	1138
5	28	DON KLEIN(1)	1071	5	25	BRETT KORVES	1045	5	31	BRIAN SHUBIRG(3)	1183	5	1	DUSTIN MCCLINTOCK	1068
6	12t	DAVE THORNTON	986	6	51	PAUL REINNECK(1)	1033	6	19	JIMMY CUMMINS(1)	1080	6	23	RICH BREAKFIELD	1064
7	66	JIM GIBSON	909	7	70	BRIAN BIELONG(4)	997	7	67	RONNIE BADER	987	7	4	LARRY SMITH	977
8	8	BOB GEASCHEL	893	8	22	DAVID SEGER	704	8	120	BRAD MCKINNON	986	8	33	TROY BUNFILL	865
9	9	AARON KLEINE	868	9	12	TOM RATAJCZYK(1)	647	9	55	JOE VOLLUZ(1)	924	9	80	MATT MEIER	854
10	2	DAN DONDERO	821	10	OO	STEVE ELLISON	621	10	69	DEREK BRYANT	866	10	40	GREG SARGENT	815

07-13-07
The racing continued at Belle Clair Speedway with cars ready to race, hot weather and people in the stands. There was plenty of good racing as several firsts were attained for some driversand a sweep.

In the UMP Late Model division, there were 20 cars ready to race. Heat race one went to Andy Pryor over Don Klein, Scott Ford, Vince Grondzki, Jason Haselhorst, Ron Warhoover and Jim Gibson. The second heat was won by Bob Geaschel with Mike Schulte, Dan Dondero, Ed Dixon, Dave Thornton, Casey Schaefer, and Jason Bohnenstietl trailing. The third heat had Rick Standridge with the win followed by Mike Hammerle, Clay Baumann, Kent Schoek. Kenny Helmick and Paul Roider. The dash went to Mike Hammerle followed by Standridge, Klein, Schulte, Geaschel and Pryor.

The 25 lap feature started with Hammerle and Standridge on the front row. The start of the race took four attempts to get a good lap in, before the laps started to count. When the race really started, Standridge jumped to the lead with Hammerle, Mike Schulte, Don Klein and Pryor giving chase.

The race went 12 good laps with Standridge on top and running away from the field. Hammerle and Schulte were pressing for the lead, but could not do much with Standridge.

11^th started Ed Dixon was coming though the field and was in the top five by lap 15. Dixon would make the finish interesting. On lap 17, the race took a turn for the worst as first Dan Dondero spun on the front straight, but Standridge, while leading hit the outside wall in turns three and four and was done for the night. This turned the lead over to second running Schulte with Hammerle and Klein giving chase.

The last five laps of this race were some of the best seen this year. Schulte was seeking his first win of the year and was hold off Hammerle. High riding Dixon made it three for the lead.

With the white flag out, Schulte was on the bottom with Hammerle chasing him and Dixon running the top. With these three cars coming out of turn four, it was anyone’s race. Schulte held on for his first feature win this year. Dixon ran hard to get second with Hammerle, Klein and Pryor rounding out the top five.

The UMP Modified class had 18 cars this week. Heat one produced Tom Ratajczyk as the winner with Chris Gray, Bobby Bittle, Paul Reinneck, Jim Morrison, Steve Ellison, Jeff Ely, Randy Myers and Jason Davinroy following. The second heat went to Dean Hoffman over Richie Standridge, Chris Smith, Brett Korves, Shawn Bohn, Randy Ridge, Jesse Carson, David Seger and Matt Koesterer. The dash went to Hoffman followed by Bittle, Standridge, Ratajczyk Smith and Gray.

The 20 lap feature started with Hoffman and Bobby Bittle on the front row. With the dropping of the green, Bittle took the lead and had Hoffman, Chris Smith, Richie Standridge and Chris Gray chasing him.

The first caution came on lap five when Tom Ratajczyk had problems with his car and retired. The running order was Bittle, Hoffman, Smith, Paul Reinneck and Jim Morrison.

Bittle kept command with Hoffman giving him a good run for the lead. Hoffman took the lead on lap 15 after a caution. Hoffman took the lead on the top of the track.

Hoffman took the victory his third in a row, a sweep for the night and his sixth of the year. Following Hoffman were Bittle, Smith, Morrison and Reinneck to complete the top five.

In the UMP Sportsmen class, there were 20 ready to do battle. Heat race one was won by Ronnie Bader followed by Justin Ketrow, Jimmy Cummins, Randy Tyson, Randy Deitzel, Corey Foed and Jeremy Nash. The second heat were to Jim Clark over Mike Jones, Mike Harris, Joe Volluz, Brian Shubirg, and Derek Bryant The third heat saw the win go to Brad McKinnon with Brian Eaves, Mark Schaefer, Tommy Smallwood and Jim Abshier trailing. The dash went to Justin Ketrow followed by Clark, Eaves, McKinnon, Bader and Jones.

The 15 lap feature stared with Ketrow and Clark on the front row. With the start of the race, Ketrow jumped to the early lead with Clark, McKinnon, Brian Eaves and Jimmy Cummins chasing Ketrow.

There were only two cautions in this race but there was plenty of good racing on the track. 12^th starting Tommy Smallwood was the car to watch as he used the outside line and was picking cars off lap after lap.

Ketrow continued to lead though much of the race, Smallwood was gaining ground with every lap run. With the laps running out, Smallwood got into the top five by lap 10 and was steadily heading for the lead.

The last two laps were between the race long leader, Ketrow and Smallwood. Smallwood using the outside line and Ketrow on the inside. The momentum was on Smallwood’s side and with two laps to go he took a slight lead. Coming off of turn four on the last lap, Smallwood powered to his first feature win of the year. Ketrow finished second with Clark, McKinnon and Cummins rounding out the top five.

						A.A.R.A.
						POINT STANDINGS AT
						BELLE-CLAIR SPEEDWAY
						THRU 7-13-07

		LATE MODELS				MODIFIEDS				SPORTSMAN				PURESTOCK

1	16	MIKE HAMMERLE	1055	1	1d	DEAN HOFFMAN(6)	1256	1	43	MIKE HARRIS(3)	1190	1	35	CHRIS SALE	1246
2	27	MIKE SCHULTE(1)	1044	2	89	BOBBY BITTLE(1)	1068	2	28	TOM SMALLWOOD(1)	1114	2	88	JOHN SCHRAND	1175
3	50	ED DIXON(5)	1038	3	57	CHRIS GRAY	1059	3	85	JUSTIN KETROW(2)	1110	3	53	MIKE REAGAN	1126
4	28	DON KLEIN(1)	945	4	155	CHRIS SMITH	999	4	82	JIM CLARK(2)	1106	4	73	CHARLES MORRIS	982
5	12	RICK STANDRIDGE(1)	929	5	51	PAUL REINNECK(1)	982	5	31	BRIAN SHUBIRG(3)	1029	5	1	DUSTIN MCCLINTOCK	945
6	12t	DAVE THORNTON	851	6	25	BRETT KORVES	917	6	19	JIMMY CUMMINS(1)	942	6	23	RICH BREAKFIELD	900
7	66	JIM GIBSON	805	7	70	BRIAN BIELONG(3)	900	7	67	RONNIE BADER	864	7	4	LARRY SMITH	840
8	8	BOB GEASCHEL	797	8	22	DAVID SEGER	674	8	120	BRAD MCKINNON	861	8	33	TROY BUNFILL	805
9	2	DAN DONDERO	717	9	12	TOM RATAJCZYK(1)	566	9	69	DEREK BRYANT	764	9	80	MATT MEIER	786
10	9	AARON KLEINE	714	10	50	BOBBY JOHNSON	559	10	55	JOE VOLLUZ(1)	756	10	20	SHANE WILSON	745

July 6, 2007
The racing is at the halfway point in the season and the summer is here. It was hot and so was the racing. There were cars in the pits, fans in the stands and kids ready for a nickel race.

In the UMP late Model pits, there were 19 cars ready to race. The first heat race was won by Brent Kreke overKenny Helmick, Andy Pyror, Mike Schulte, Mike Hammerle, Don Klein and Vince Grondzki. The second heat race went to Dan Dondero followed by Rick Standridge, Casey Schaefer, Jim Gibson, Dave Thornton and Tim Fohne. The third heat race saw Aaron Kleine take the win with Scott Ford, D.J. Cygan, Jason Bohnenstiehl, Bob Geaschel and Bob Brown trailing. The dash went to Helmick followed by Kreke, Kleine, Standridge, Ford and Dandero.

With Helmick and Kreke on the front row, the 25 lap race was ready to start. On the dropping of the green flag, Helmick got the jump and the lead. Kreke, Rick Standridge, Kleine and Dondero were chasing Helmick early.

The early laps were filled with cautions as about every two laps the yellow light would come on. On lap four the first caution came out as Fohne spun in turn two. Then on lap six Fohne spun again on his own in turn four. The two spun rule sent him to the pits. The running order was Helmick, Standridge, Kreke, Kleine and Ford during the first six laps.

Helmick ran a good steady race to lead and hold off all the challenges put on him. Standridge was the first to try to take over the lead, but Kreke over took him around lap 10 and it was Kreke that applied the pressure to lap 23.

After the lap 11 caution for Jim Gibson’s spin in turn four, the race went green to the end. Kreke applied lots of pressure during this part of the race. On lap 23, Kreke worked his way under Helmick to take over the lead and go on to win his second feature of the year. Helmick held on for second with Standridge, Kleine and Scott Ford completing the top five.

In the UMP Modified class, only 10 cars were ready to race. The first heat race went to Chris Gray over Brett Korves, Paul Reinneck, Richie Standridge and Matt Koesterer. The second heat was won by Chris Smith with Dean Hoffman, Jesse Carson, Mike Haas and David Seger trailing. The dash were to Gray followed by Hoffman, Reinneck, Smith, Korves and Carson.

The 20 lap feature started with Gray and Dean Hoffman on the front row. Hoffman went to the lead at the start of the race and began to stretch the lead. Gray fell into second, but had nothing for Hoffman on this night. The cars stretch out on the track with Hoffman holding command. The race looked like it might go 20 laps of green racing, but Richie Standridge spun in turn two on lap 18. The running order was Hoffman, Gray, Smith, Paul Reinneck and Brett Korves in the top five.

With the race back to green for the last two laps, Hoffman held on the get his fifth feature of the year. He was trailed by Gray, Smith, Reinneck and Korves to complete the top five.

In the UMP Sportsmen class, there were 18 cars on hand. The first heat went to Ronnie Bader over Tom Smallwood, Mike Harris, Mark Schaefer, Adam Haas, Brian Eaves and Brad McKinnon. The second heat was won by Joe Volluz with Jim Clark, Gary Haynes, Scott Drew and Corey Ford trailing. The third heat saw Derek Bryant get the victory over Mike Jones, Justin Ketrow, Brian Shubirg and Jim Abshier. The dash was won by Clark followed by Volluz, Jones, Bryant, Smallwood and Bader.

The 15 lap feature started with Clark and Volluz on the front row. Clark jump to the command at the start of the race with Volluz, Bryant, Mike Jones and Tom Smallwood chasing.

The race went green for 13 of the 15 laps like the Modified feature. The only slow down was for Adam Haas’ spin in turn one. The running order was Clark, Volluz, Smallwood, Bryant and Justin Ketrow in the top five.

Clark went on to win his second feature of the year with Volluz, Smallwood, Bryant and Ketrow completing the top five.

						A.A.R.A.
						POINT STANDINGS AT
						BELLE-CLAIR SPEEDWAY
						THRU 7-6-07

		LATE MODELS				MODIFIEDS				SPORTSMAN				PURESTOCK

1	16	MIKE HAMMERLE	970	1	1d	DEAN HOFFMAN(5)	1158	1	43	MIKE HARRIS(3)	1140	1	35	CHRIS SALE	1158
2	50	ED DIXON(5)	954	2	57	CHRIS GRAY	991	2	28	TOM SMALLWOOD	1023	2	88	JOHN SCHRAND	1078
3	27	MIKE SCHULTE	950	3	89	BOBBY BITTLE(1)	980	3	82	JIM CLARK(2)	1021	3	53	MIKE REAGAN	1044
4	12	RICK STANDRIDGE(1)	874	4	155	CHRIS SMITH	919	4	85	JUSTIN KETROW(2)	1020	4	73	CHARLES MORRIS	909
5	28	DON KLEIN(1)	870	5	51	PAUL REINNECK(1)	911	5	31	BRIAN SHUBIRG(3)	967	5	1	DUSTIN MCCLINTOCK	882
6	12t	DAVE THORNTON	792	6	70	BRIAN BIELONG(3)	900	6	19	JIMMY CUMMINS(1)	870	6	23	RICH BREAKFIELD	822
7	66	JIM GIBSON	757	7	25	BRETT KORVES	854	7	67	RONNIE BADER	807	7	4	LARRY SMITH	779
8	8	BOB GEASCHEL	740	8	22	DAVID SEGER	621	8	120	BRAD MCKINNON	783	8	33	TROY BUNFILL	749
9	9	AARON KLEINE(1)	714	9	50	BOBBY JOHNSON	559	9	69	DEREK BRYANT	708	9	20	SHANE WILSON	745
10	2	DAN DONDERO	667	10	12	TOM RATAJCZYK(1)	513	10	55	JOE VOLLUZ(1)	707	10	80	MATT MEIER	719

06-29-07
The pits were full of race cars and the fans took advantage of Fan Appreciate night and filled the stands. The racing was tuff at first as the track and Mother Nature did not work well. The track was rough for the heat races, but the track was reworked and held up well and was fast for the features.

In the UMP Late Model division, there were 20 cars ready to race. The first heat race went to Jim Gibson over Brent Kreke, Clay Baumann, Dan Dondero, Jared Haselhorst, Kenny Helmick and Rodney Standerfer. The second heat race was won by Ed Dixon followed by Rick Standridge, Mike Hammerle, Don Klein, Tyler Diebert, Matt Koch and Scott Ford. The third heat race was taken by Mike Schulte with Aaron Kleine, Bob Geaschel, Casey Schaefer, Bob Brown and Dave Thornton trailing. The dash went to Dixon over Gibson, Kreke, Kleine, Schulte and Standridge.

With Dixon and Gibson on the front row for the 25 lap feature, Dixon took the lead at the beginning and never looked back. Gibson, Kleine, Schulte and Kreke were in pursuit during the early laps. The first of several cautions happened after lap one as Haselhorst spun I turn two. The running order was Dixon, Gibson, Kleine, Kreke and Schulte in the top five.

With the green flag back out, Dixon continued to lead with Gibson and Kleine chasing him. The next slow down happened when Schulte and Standridge tangled in turn four on the bottom of the track. Schulte was tagged with the accident and went to the back. The running order now was Dixon, Gibson, Standridge, Baumann and Hammerle.

Back to the racing, Dixon went high and continued to lead with Gibson and Standridge chasing.

The race went to lap 11 for the next caution when Ford spun in turn four to slow the action. Now it was Dixon, Gibson, Hammerle, Klein and Standridge in the top five. The action behind the top two cars was were it was at.

The next three lap took a lap a piece to complete as cautions came out after each lap was completed. After the last caution was completed, racing went to the checkered flag. Dixon would win his fifth feature of the year and he also brought his broom with him as he sweep the night. Gibson held on to Dixon’s rear bumper for second with Mike Hammerle, Don Klein and Clay Baumann completing the top five.

In the UMP Modified class, there were 21 cars ready to do battle. The first heat race was won by Chris Gray over David Seger, Chris Smith, Bobby Bittle, Tommy Seets, Bobby Johnson and Jason Davinroy. The second heat race were to Dean Hoffman followed by Brian Bielong, Dylan Sharp, Paul Reinneck, Jesse Carson, Vince Grondzki, and Jason Pritz. The third heat race saw Tim Hancock with the win with Brett Korves, Mike Haas, Richie Standridge, Don Grimm and Mark Pflueger trailing. The dash went to Hancock followed bt Hoffman, Bielong, Seger, Gray and Korves.

The 20 lap feature started with Hancock and Hoffman on the front row. Hancock took the early lead with Hoffman chasing hard on a fast track. There were several cautions during the early part of this race, but Hancock held onto the lead despite the challenges of Hoffman.

On lap 13, Hoffman got the break he needed and over took Hancock for the lead. On lap 15, a bad accident occurred on the front straight away involving three cars. Mark Pflueger wound up on the bottom of a pileup with Dave Seger on top of him and Jason Pritz on top of the two of them. No one was hurt, but the cars will need lots of work to race again.

Hoffman went on to win his fourth feature of the year with Hancock, Bittle, Gray and Smith completing the top five.

The UMP Sportsmen class had 18 cars ready to race. The first heat race winner was Tom Smallwood over Adam Haas, Jim Clark, Mark Scheafer, Brian Shubirg, Derek Bryant, Corey Ford, Jeremy Nash and Brian Eaves. The second heat went to Mike Harris followed by Joe Volluz, Justin Ketrow, Gary Haynes, Ronnie Badar, Jimmy Cummins, Brad McKinnon, Jim Abshier and Lawrence Schaefer. The dash went to Smallwood over Harris, Volluz, Clark Ketrow and Haas.

The 15 lap feature started with Smallwood and Harris on the front row. Smallwood took the early lead and was chased by Harris, Joe Volluz and Jim Clark.

These race had a lot of action as Mark Schaefer had his car catch fire in the engine compartment in the early laps. Brian Shubirg had his driveshaft fall off.

The drive of the night went to Gary Haynes as the eighth starting driver took the lead on lap ten to go on to win his first feature of the year at Belle Clair Speedway. Haynes was followed across the finish line by Smallwood, Mike Harris, Ronnie Bader and Derek Bryant.

						A.A.R.A.
						POINT STANDINGS AT
						BELLE-CLAIR SPEEDWAY
						THRU 6-29-07

		LATE MODELS				MODIFIEDS				SPORTSMAN				PURESTOCK

1	50	ED DIXON(5)	954	1	1d	DEAN HOFFMAN(4)	1062	1	43	MIKE HARRIS(3)	1073	1	35	CHRIS SALE	1083
2	16	MIKE HAMMERLE	911	2	89	BOBBY BITTLE(1)	980	2	85	JUSTIN KETROW(2)	948	2	88	JOHN SCHRAND	994
3	27	MIKE SCHULTE	887	3	57	CHRIS GRAY	900	3	28	TOM SMALLWOOD	942	3	53	MIKE REAGAN	947
4	28	DON KLEIN(1)	814	4	70	BRIAN BIELONG(3)	900	4	82	JIM CLARK(1)	924	4	1	DUSTIN MCCLINTOCK	822
5	12	RICK STANDRIDGE(1)	792	5	155	CHRIS SMITH	836	5	31	BRIAN SHUBIRG(3)	904	5	73	CHARLES MORRIS	820
6	12t	DAVE THORNTON	744	6	51	PAUL REINNECK(1)	834	6	19	JIMMY CUMMINS(1)	870	6	23	RICH BREAKFIELD	773
7	66	JIM GIBSON	708	7	25	BRETT KORVES	781	7	67	RONNIE BADER	755	7	4	LARRY SMITH	715
8	8	BOB GEASCHEL	692	8	22	DAVID SEGER	559	8	120	BRAD MCKINNON	735	8	20	SHANE WILSON	715
9	9	AARON KLEINE(1)	638	9	50	BOBBY JOHNSON	559	9	27	ADAM HAAS	649	9	33	TROY BUNFILL	675
10	2	DAN DONDERO	610	10	12	TOM RATAJCZYK(1)	513	10	69	DEREK BRYANT	630	10	80	MATT MEIER	659

June 22, 2007
As the racing gets to the mid-point in the season, the weather is heating up and so is the racing. There were more cars in the pits this Friday that gave the fans a good racing program.

In the UMP Late Model pits, there were 20 cars ready to race. Heat race number one went to Aaron Kleine over Ed Dixon, Mike Hammerle, Scott Ford, Dan Dondero, Ron Jarrell and Tim Fohne. The second heat race was won by Rick Standridge with Clay Baumann, Kent Schoeck, Jim Gibson, Kenny Helmick, Jared Haselhorst and Casey Schaefer trailing. The third heat saw the win go to Mike Schulte followed by Brent Kreke, Bob Geaschel, Don Klein and Dave Thornton. The dash went to Standridge over Dixon, Schulte, Kreke, Baumann and Kleine.

The 25 lap feature started with Standridge and Ed Dixon on the front row. Kleine took the lead after the fifth restart to get the race going. However Standridge took command on lap four, but was pressured by Kleine for the laps that he lead.

After a lap 10 incident in turn three that took out Brent Kreke and involved Standridge. The lead was about to change. Kleine took over the lead on lap 13 and never looked back to get his first feature win of the season. Clay Baumann took second followed by Dixon, Schulte and Mike Hammerle to complete the top five.

In the UMP Modified class, there were 21 cars in the pits. Heat race one was won by Mark Clary over Bobby Johnson, Tommy Seets, Tommy Worley, Mike Haas, Ely and Richie Standridge. The second heat race went to Bobby Bittle followed by Jesse Carson, Vince Grondzki, Chris Gray, Paul Reinneck, Randy Ridge and Jeff Ochs. The three heat went to Tom Ratajczyk with Dean Hoffman, Chris Smith, Brian Bielong, Brett Korves, Jason Davinroy and David Seger trailing. The dash went to Dean Hoffman followed by Ratajczyk as only two cars were left to finish the race.

The 20 lap feature started with Hoffman and Ratajczyk on the front row. Hoffman took the lead on the dropping of the green flag and never looked back. Hoffman went on to win his third feature of the year followed by Jesse Carson, Chris Smith, Brian Bielong and Ratajczyk.

In the UMP Sportsmen pits, there were 19 cars ready to race. The first heat went Brian Shubirg with Joe Volluz, Brian Eaves, Jim Clark, Corey Ford, Bryan Schlichter and Matt Tettaton in pursuit. The second heat went to Justin Ketrow followed by Kent Nations, Randy Tyson, Mike Harris, Ronnie Bader and Jim Abshier. Tom Smallwood won the third heat over Jimmy Cummins, Mark Schaefer, Brad McKinnon, Derek Bryant and Shawn Seymour. The dash went to Ketrow over Cummins, Volluz, Smallwood, Nations and Shubirg.

The 15 lap feature started with Ketrow and Jimmy Cummins on the front row. Cummins took the lead from the dropping of the green flag with Ketrow on his bumper. Ketrow would take over the lead on lap 5 and never look back to take his second feature win of the season. There was a six car pileup in turns three and four on a lap seven restart the took out three cars. Cummins finished second followed by Kent Nations, Smallwood and Clark.

						A.A.R.A.
						POINT STANDINGS AT
						BELLE-CLAIR SPEEDWAY
						THRU 6-22-07

		LATE MODELS				MODIFIEDS				SPORTSMAN				PURESTOCK

1	50	ED DIXON(4)	856	1	1d	DEAN HOFFMAN(3)	965	1	43	MIKE HARRIS(3)	988	1	35	CHRIS SALE	985
2	16	MIKE HAMMERLE	831	2	89	BOBBY BITTLE(1)	901	2	85	JUSTIN KETROW(2)	898	2	88	JOHN SCHRAND	927
3	27	MIKE SCHULTE	821	3	70	BRIAN BIELONG(3)	847	3	82	JIM CLARK(1)	859	3	53	MIKE REAGAN	874
4	12	RICK STANDRIDGE(1)	741	4	57	CHRIS GRAY	823	4	31	BRIAN SHUBIRG(3)	856	4	1	DUSTIN MCCLINTOCK	752
5	28	DON KLEIN(1)	740	5	51	PAUL REINNECK(1)	785	5	28	TOM SMALLWOOD	851	5	73	CHARLES MORRIS	731
6	12t	DAVE THORNTON	688	6	155	CHRIS SMITH	764	6	19	JIMMY CUMMINS(1)	822	6	23	RICH BREAKFIELD	714
7	8	BOB GEASCHEL	642	7	25	BRETT KORVES	716	7	67	RONNIE BADER	682	7	20	SHANE WILSON	659
8	66	JIM GIBSON	618	8	12	TOM RATAJCZYK(1)	513	8	120	BRAD MCKINNON	676	8	4	LARRY SMITH	653
9	25	FRANKIE MARTIN(1)	596	9	50	BOBBY JOHNSON	511	9	27	ADAM HAAS	616	9	80	MATT MEIER	601
10	9	AARON KLEINE(1)	586	10	22	DAVID SEGER	507	10	55	JOE VOLLUZ(1)	564	10	33	TROY BUNFILL	596

June 15

The summer is here as the heat was turned up but the racing was hot at Belle Clair Speedway Friday night. There was a special money race for the UMP Modifieds.

In the UMP Late Model class, there were 16 cars on hand. In heat one, Aaron Kleine took the victory over Do Klein, Jim Gibson, Clay Bauman, Scott Ford, Dan Dondero, Casey Schaefer and Dave Thornton. In the second heat, Ed Dixon won followed by Rick Standridge, Mike Schulte, Mike Hammerle, Bob Geaschel, Ron Jarrell,, Bob Brown and Paul Roider. The dash went to Kleine with Standridge, Schulte, Dixon, Klein and Gibson trailing.

The 25 lap feature started with Kleine and Rick Standridge on the front row. With the dropping of the green flag, Standridge jumped to the lead with Kleine, Dixon, Mike Schulte and Jim Gibson giving chase.

Standridge held the lead though the early stages with Dixon running on his bumper on the high side of the track. The first slow down of the race happened on lap 6 when Roider spun in turn two. The running order was Standridge, Dixon, Schulte, Kleine and Klein in the top five.

With the green light back on, Standridge continued lead with Dixon hot on his bumper. Standridge had good runs off of turn two to keep Dixon behind him. The next caution came when fourth and fifth place runners Kleine and Schulte tangled on lap nine in turn four and Schulte was though for the night, while Kleine went to the back.

This was the turning point of the race as the restarts were not completed successfully. There were two attempts to restart and Standridge was one of them. Standridge was leading, but lost his brakes going into the turn one outside wall and was done. This gave the lead to Dixon.

Dixon went on to win his fourth feature of the year. Jim Gibson would get his best finish of the year and finish second followed by Don Klein, Mike Hammerle and Clay Baumann to complete the top five.

The UMP Modifeds ran for a special purse that paid $1,000 to win and $75 to start. There were 16 cars ready to win the big money. In the first heat race, Bobby Bittle beat Brian Bielong, Chris Smith, Chris Gray, Tom Ratajczyk, David Seger, Chris England and Matt Koesterer. In the second heat, Dean Hoffman took the checkered flag over Jim Morrison, Jesse Carson, Bobby Johnson, Paul Reinneck, Brett Korves, Jason Davinroy and Jake Seets. The dash went Hoffman followed by Morrison, Bielong, Bittle, Smith and Carson.

The front row consisted of Hoffman and Jim Morrison for the 30 lap race. Hoffman jumped to the lead at the start with Bittle, Morrison, Brian Bielong and Chris Smith in tow.

Hoffman had the lead with Bittle ready to take the lead. The caution on lap seven for Johnson and Morrison started the change of events to follow. Both cars were eliminated from the race. The running order was Hoffman, Bittle, Bielong, Smith and Gray at this point.

With the restart, Hofffman continued to lead but that was about to change. Bittle took the lead on lap nine and never looked back. Bittle was riding the top and driving a smooth race.

On lap nine, the final caution came out when Ratajczyk and Korves tangled in turn one. The running order was now Bittle, Hoffman, Bielong, Smith and Gray.

With the green out again, Bittle continued to pursuit the checkered flag. Hoffman began to loss positions as Bielong and Smith got by and then Carson took fourth before the end of the race.

Bittle went on to win his first feature of the year at Belle Clair Speedway and took home a check worth $1,000. Bielong, Chris Smith, Jesse Carson and Hoffman completed the top five.

In the UMP Sportsmen class, there were 17 cars ready to race. The first heat race went to Mike Harris with Randy Tyson, Kent Nations, Justin Ketrow, Jim Abshier, Corey Ford, Derek Byrant, and Jim Clark trailing. The second heat had Joe Volluz with the win over Brian Eaves, Ronnie Bader, Brad McKinnon, Jimmy Cummins, Tom Smallwood, Brian Shubirg and Denny Tribout Sr. The dash went to Harris over Tyson, Nations, Eaves, Volluz and Bader.

The 15 lap feature started with Harris and Randy Tyson on the front row. Harris would take the lead that he never gave up. Harris went on to win his third feature of the year, second in a row and a sweep for the night. Kent Nations, Tyson, Volluz and Justin Ketrow completed the top five

The race from May 4 was postponed until May 6 due to Mother Nature. On Sunday, May 6, the cars and the fans came out in numbers to Belle Clair Speedway. The weather was better but the event that happened later in the night proved too much from many to handle.

In the UMP Late Model class, there were 22 in the pits. In the first heat race, Kenny Rumble took the win over Mark Voigt, Chris Sheldon, Brent Kreke, Kevin Cole, Dan Dondero, and Paul Roider. In the second heat, Mike Hammerle took the checkers first followed by Bob Geaschel, Mike Schulte, Rusty Griffaw, Frankie Martin and Dewayne Kiefer. The third heat went to Brian Wolfmeier with Michael Kloos, Rich Whaley, Aaron Kleine, Dave Thornton, Andy Pryor and Matt Koch trailing. The dash went to Hammerle over Wolfmeier, Kloos, Voigt, Geaschel, and Rumble. The semi sent Martin, Pryor, Klein, Kiefer and Dondero to the feature.

The 25 lap event started with Hammerle and Wolfmeier on the front row. The race start with Hammerle jumping to the lead with Wolfmeier, Kloos, Voigt and Rumble in pursuit. However, this race started with the lights in turns one and two not working and thus made for a dark area on the track. While trying to finish lap three, a huge pileup occurred in turn three with 13 cars involved. It was determined that without the lights in turns one and two, that it was took dangerous to continue the program and the rest of the feature would be rescheduled. This resulted in double features for the UMP Late Models and UMP Modifieds the following week and the UMP Sportsmen and Pure Stock will have double features in two weeks.

The makeup feature was run on May 11 with five cars not returning. With the same front row, the race started with Wolfmeier taking the early lead with Kloos, Hammerle,Rumble and Schulte in tow.

The first caution came early as Whaley slowed with problems. The running order was Wolfmeier, Kloos, Hammerle, Rumble and Schulte in the top five.

With the green back out, Wolfmeier had his hands full with Kloos riding his bumper. Schulte got around Hammerle for fourth as Hammerle was sliding backwards. The race slowed on lap 5 as Dondero had a flat tire and was done for the night. The running order was Wolfmeier, Kloos, Rumble, Schulte and Hammerle.

With the race restarting, Wolfmeier continued to be out front, but that was about to change. Kloos took over the lead on lap six. The next caution appeared a lap later as Pryor slowed on the track and was done. The running order now was Kloos, Rumble, Schulte, Wolfmeier and Kreke.

After several more cautions, Kloos went on to win his first feature of the year with Schulte, Rumble, Martin and Wolfmeier round out the top five.

In the makeup feature for the UMP Modifieds, four of the cars that were in the feature did not return. The front row consisted of Gray and Hoffman. With the dropping of the green flag, Hoffman jumped into the lead with Gray, Bielong, England and Smith chasing Hoffman.

Hoffman held the lead until the first caution on lap four when Bryant and Reinneck tangled in turn one. The running order was Hoffman, Bielong, Gray, Smith and England in the top five.

With the green light back on Hoffman continued to lead with the action going on behind him. The fourth and fifth spots were changing as the laps clicked off. The next slowdown was on lap five for debris and the top five remained the same.

Finally laps were run under the green light and Hoffman was chased by Bielong and Gray. Here is were the top five started to change as Bittle and Korves moved into the top five. The final caution came out on lap 11 as England spun in turn four. The running order was now Hoffman, Bielong, Gray, Bittle and Korves.

Hoffman would go on to record his first feature win of the year followed by Bielong, Gray, Bittle and Korves to complete the top five.

In the UMP Sportsmen class, there were 17 cars in the pits. In the first heat race, Jim Clark took the win over Mike Harris, Brian Shubirg, Derek Bryant, Jimmy Cummins, Justin Ketrow, Steve Edgecomb and Jimmy Miller. In the second heat, Tom Smallwood won followed by Brian Eaves, Adam Haas, Randy Dietzel, Brad McKinnon and Jason Keller. The dash went to Haas followed by Shubirg, Harris, Smallwood, Clark and Eaves.

06-08-07
The racing continued on Friday night with cars in the pits and a nickel race for the kids.

In the UMP Late Model pits, there were 18 cars on hand to race. Heat races one was won by Brent Helmkemp over Scott Ford, Mike Hammerle, Mike Schulte, Kenny Helmick, Ed Dixon, Michael Jacober and Rick Standridge. The second heat saw Aaron Kleine with the victory followed by Don Klein, Bob Geaschel, Jim Gibson, Bob Brown, Jared Haselhorst, Casey Scheafer, Dan Dondero and Dave Thornton. The dash went to Don Klein over Kleine, Hammerle, Geaschel, Helmkemp and Ford.

The 25 lap feature started with Klein and Kleine on the front row. With the dropping of the green flag Aaron Kleine jumped to the front followed by Klein, Hammerle, Geaschel and Ford. The race was slow after just one lap as debris was found on the track

With the race back to green, Kleine and Klein battled for the lead with Don Klein taking control when the yellow came back out for a spin in turn two with Paul Roider spinning out. The order was now Klein, Kleine, Hammerle, Schulte and Geaschel in the top five.

Now the race went to green again and the racing up front was very good as Kleine and Hammerle fought for the lead, but Klein would not nothing of it. The race went green and Hammerle got by Kleine for the second spot and tried to apply a little more pressure on Klein for the lead, but could not make the pass.

The last five laps or some were run in traffic. The front of the field caught the back of the field and the top three cars continue to find a winner even though they were surrounded by several lapped or nearly lapped cars.

The win went to 69 year old Don Klein. This was his first feature win since September 12, 2003 and his 558^th career feature win. Hammerle, Kleine, Ed Dixon and Bob Geaschel completed the top five.

In the UMP Modified class, there were 15 cars to do battle. Heat winners were Chris Gray and Brett Korves with the dash going to Gray. The 20 lap feature started with Gray and Brian Bielong on the front row. Bielong took the lead on the dropping of the green flag and never looked back even though seventh starting Dean Hoffman was on the bottom was challenging him during the late stages of the race. Bielong went on to win his third straight feature with Hoffman, Bobby Bittle, Jesse Carson and Gray completing the top five.

In the UMP Sportsmen class, there were 19 cars race ready. Joe Volluz and Mark Schaefer took the heat wins with Mike Harris winning the dash.

The feature started with Harris and Tom Smallwood on the front row. Smallwood took the lead on the dropping of the green flag. Harris chased him until lap 9. Harris took the lead on lap 9 and never looked back to get his second feature of the year. Smallwood held on for second followed by Jimmy Cummins, Mark Schaefer and 11^th starting Jimmy Clark.

Next week, the UMP Modifieds with run a 30 lap race for $1,000 to win and $75.00 to start. Also there win be a bike give away for kids 12 and under courtesy of Brian Bielong’s race team.

05-25-07....Rain

04-27-07

The 2007 racing at Belle Clair Speedway is turn into a season to remember. Friday night’s race produced some results that will be in the minds of several drivers for years to come. It was a good night for racing as Mother Nature had nothing to do with the racing for once and it was warmer. There was new cars in the pits and lots of fans in the stands.

In the UMP Late Model pits, there were 19 cars ready to race. In the first heat race, Michael Kloos took the win followed by Mike Schulte, Don Klein, Ed Dixon, Andy Pryor, Aaron Kleine, Dan Dondero, Frankie Martin, Casey Schaefer and Jim Gibson. In the second heat, Kenny Rumble won over Mike Hammerle, Rick Standridge, Brian Wolfmeier, Bob Brown, Dave Thornton, Bob Geaschel, Matt Koch, and John Paule. The dash went to Kloos followed by Rumble, Hammerle, Klein, Standridge and Schulte.

The 25 lap feature started with Kloos and Rumble on the front row. With the dropping of the green flag, Rumble took the lead on the top of the track with Kloos, Klein, Hammerle and Standridge in pursuit. As the race started all cars ran the top of the track.

The first caution came on lap two as Kleine spun in turn four. The running order was Rumble, Kloos, Klein, Hammerle and Standridge in the top five.

The green came out again, but only one lap was recorded before Schaefer spun in turn two. There was no

change in the running order.

Again racing resume, but only one lap could be recorded before debris slowed the race. The only change came as Schulte moved into fourth place pass Hammerle and Standridge.

With the green light back on some laps were finally recorded. Rumble and Kloos put on a good battle on the top of the track with Rumble hold off all challenges. Standridge in the meantime moved back into the top five past Hammerle and Schulte. As the race started to get interesting, Brown slowed on the track and could not get down off the top to pull off. The running order now was Rumble, Kloos, Klein, Standridge and Schulte in the top five.

With the race back to green Rumble went to the top and continued to lead with Kloos trying to find a way pass the leader with no success. The final caution came on lap 18 when Kleine slowed on the track with problems that put him out.

The green was back on with seven laps to go and Rumble still in the lead and Kloos in close pursuit.

Rumble went on to hold off the challenge of Kloos to get the win followed by Standridge, Klein and Dixon to complete the top five.

This was Rumble’s first feature win at Belle Clair Speedway after years of coming to the track, also it was his first night at the speedway this year. .

In the UMP Modified class, there were 15 cars ready to race. In the first heat race, Bobby Bittle took the win followed by Paul Reinneck, Dean Hoffman, Todd Feber, Dave Seger, Chris Gray and Jason Davinroy. In the second heat, Steve Ellison won over Bobby Johnson, Mark Clary, Chris Smith, Lenny Bryant, Jason Sinn and Randy Ridge. The dash went to Reinneck with Johnson, Ellison, Bittle, Hoffman and Clary in tow.

The 20 lap feature started with Reinneck and Johnson on the front row. With the start of the race, Johnson went to the top and to the lead. Reinneck, Bittle, Ellison, and Clary were in pursuit during the early laps.

On the third lap, Sinn spun in turn two to slow the race. The top five were Johnson, Reinneck, Bittle, Ellison and Clary.

With the green light on again, Johnson continued to lead and everyone was running the top of the track. The race was halt again on lap four for spin out in turn two by Clary. The only change in the top five was Smith moving to fifth.

Once again the race restarted only to get two more laps in before Sinn spun in turn four. Sinn was out after the two spin rule was applied.

The race went green again and Johnson continued to lead and was running on the top with all the other cars. Reinneck and Bittle were trying to find a way around, but the track was best on the top. On lap 12, the race totally changed as Johnson erupted in fire as his rear end failed while leading. Reinneck took command of the race at this point followed by Bittle, Ellison, Hoffman and Smith.

With race back under green, Reinneck ran the top with Bittle and Ellison trying to over take the lead with no success.

The final caution came when Gray hit the front wall with a little assistance from Korves. The running order was Reinneck, Bittle, Ellison, Hoffman and Smith in the top five.

With two laps remaining, the race went green and again everyone went to the top. Reinneck took the checkered flag ahead of Bittle, Ellison, Hoffman and Smith for the victory. He was Reinneck’s first ever feature win at Belle Clair Speedway.

In the UMP Sportsmen class, there were 19 car in the pits. In the first heat race, Brian Shubirg got the win followed by Jim Clark, Adam Haas, Shawn Seymour, Ronnie Bader, Steve Edgecomb and Jimmy Miller.

Jimmy Cummins was working on a sweep as his won his heat and the dash. He started on the pole for the 15 lap feature and took the lead at the beginning. However, Justin Ketrow took over the lead on lap three. He held the lead to the checkered flag to get his first ever feature win at Belle Clair Speedway. This is Ketrow’s first year of racing at Belle Clair. Ketrow was followed by Cummins, Mike Harris, Brian Shubirg and Jim Clark to the finish line.

Chris Sale won the Pure Stock feature making it four in a row.

Never in current history have so many drivers won their first feature at Belle Clair Speedway on the same night. Normally it is one driver and may be two, but not three different drivers in the three top divisions

04-20-07

Mother Nature was finally good to the racing world this past weekend and brought sun and warmer temperatures to the area. The stands were filled and there were plenty of cars in the pits for a night of racing.

In the UMP Late Models division, there were 19 cars ready to race. In the first heat race, Brent Kreke took the win over Frankie Martin, Mike Schulte, Dave Thornton, Jim Gibson, Brian Wolfmeier and Casey Schaefer. In the second heat, Ed Dixon won followed by Andy Pryor, Rick Standridge, Clay Baumann, Dan Jacober and Bob Geaschel. The third heat went to Don Klein over Mike Hammerle, Dan Dondero, Michael Jacober, John Pitts and Paul Roider. The dash was won by Dixon followed by Kreke, Martin, Hammerle, Klein and Pryor.

The 25 lap feature started with Dixon and Kreke on the front row. With the green flag being waved, Dixon jumped to the early lead over Kreke and Martin. The first caution came early as only one lap got completed before Pitts and Schaefer tangled in turn three. The running order was Dixon, Kreke, Martin, Hammerle and Pryor in the top five.

With the green light on again, Dixon continued to lead, but the action behind him was taking place. Martin got by Kreke for second while Hammerle and Standridge did as well before the next caution. The next caution came on lap 6 when Roider spun on lap six. The running order was Dixon, Martin, Hammerle, Standridge and Kreke.

With racing continuing, Dixon continued to run up front while Martin was on his bumper and the rest of the top five continued to hold their position. The next caution came on lap 12 when Schulte and Thornton tangled in turn two. The top five remained the same.

With the race back to green, Dixon continued with the lead, but he was getting a challenge as Standridge was on the bottom and moving past cars. First he got by Hammerle and then he took second from Martin. As the race was went on, Dixon’s lead was evaporating.

The next caution came on lap 16 when Schulte slowed on the track with a flat tire. The top five was Dixon, Standridge, Martin, Hammerle, and Thornton.

This restart was what Standridge needed so he could race Dixon closer. With the green back on, the crowd watched the race up front between Dixon and Standridge. These two drivers were putting on a good show for the fans. Standridge was putting the pressure on Dixon lap after lap. Dixon held on to the lead despite Standridge’s attempts to past.

The final caution came on lap 19 when Baumann hit the front straight outside wall and was done for the night. It was Dixon, Standridge, Martin, Hammerle and Thornton in the top five for the race to the checkered flag.

The battle for the win between Dixon and Standridge was worth the wait and the two drivers gave the crowd a race. Dixon did everything to stay in front and Standridge was try hard for the win. Dixon held off Standridge for the win, which was he’s third of the year. Standridge held on for third followed by Martin, Hammerle and Thornton to complete the top five.

In the UMP Modified class, there were 20 ready to race. In the first heat race, Tom Ratajczyk took the win followed by Bobby Bittle, Mark Clary, Brett Korves, Kenny Shaw, Jake Seets, and Lenny Bryant. In the second heat, Brian Bielong got the victory followed by Steve Ellison, Dean Hoffman, Matt Mevert, Bobby Johnson, Paul Reinneck and Todd Feber. The third heat went Chris Gray followed by Chris Smith, Micheal Vanderiet, David Seger, Jason Davinroy, and Matt Koesterer. The dash was won by Bittle over Bielong, Ratajczyk, Gray, Ellison and Smith.

The 20 lap feature started with Bittle and Bielong on the front row. With the dropping of the green flag, Bittle jumped in the lead, but Bielong was right there fighting for the front spot. Ratajczyk, Gray and Ellison were right there as well.

The race between Bittle and Bielong was a good one as usual as both drivers took to the top of the track and put on a show.

The first caution came on lap three when Bryant and Reinneck got together in turn two. The running order was Bittle, Bielong, Ratajczyk, Gray and Ellison in the top five.

When the green light got turn on, the Bittle and Bielong show was back in action. These two drivers went to the top and were nose to tail and the crowd was totally enjoying it. Ratajczyk was not too far behind on the bottom. On lap five, Bielong took control and the race to the finish line was tight lap after lap. However, Bielong was in the lead at the line.

As the laps clicked off, all eyes were on the lead three cars as good tight racing was taking place. Bielong and Bittle were on the top and Ratajczyk was on the bottom and you could throw a blanket over them.

The final caution came on lap 13 as Seger spun in turn four. The top five was Bittle, Bielong, Ratajczyk, Gray and Ellison. It was scored the lap before that Bittle had crossed the line ahead of Bielong.

The next seven laps were racing at it’s best as the lead three cars fought for the lead lap after lap and the crowd enjoyed every lap. With Bittle and Bielong on the top and Ratajczyk on the bottom, it was turn out to be anyone’s race. With the white flag being waved, the three drivers went for the win. Going into turns three and four was the turning point of the race. Bittle and Bielong tangled slightly and Ratajczyk was able to power past the two for his first win of the season. Bittle was second followed by Bielong, Gray, and Hoffman.

In the UMP Sportsmen class, there were 22 cars in the pits. In the first heat, Jim Clark took the win followed by Adam Haas, Mike Jones, Jimmy Cummins, Brian Eaves, Jeremy Nash, Louis Hayes and Shawn Seymour. In the second heat, Justin Ketrow took the victory over Jason Keller, Steve Edgecomb, Matt Workman, Brad McKinnon, Bryan Schlichter and Corey Ford. In the third heat, Mike Harris won trailed by Ronnie Bader, Troy Neager, Brian Shubirg, Derek Bryant, Tom Smallwood and Dennis Wernle. The dash was won by Harris followed by Ketrow, Clark, Keller, Bader and Haas.

The 15 lap feature stared with Harris and Ketrow on the front row. With the dropping of the green flag, Harris jump to the lead with Clark following on the bottom and Ketrow in tow.

This race was plagued with many cautions, but Harris held on to the lead despite the slowdowns.

Harris went on to win his first feature of the year with Clark, Ketrow, Bader and Haas completing to top five

Racing Sunday, April 15.....gates open 4 pm....races at 6 pm

April 6, 2007
The racing continued at Belle Clair Speedway on a windy and cold night. There were plenty of cars for the second night of racing including NASCAR’s Kenny Wallace in a Modified and there was a good crowd consisting the weather.

In the UMP Late Model division, there were 19 cars ready to race. In the first heat race, Ed Dixon took the win followed by Jim Gibson, Mike Hammerle, Dan Dondero, Mike Bryant, Jared Haselhorst and Paul Roider. In the second heat, Mike Schulte took the win over Rusty Griffaw, Dave Thornton, Matt Weinder, Bob Geaschel and John Pauley. In the third heat, Kevin Cole got the win with Rusty Schlenk, Don Klein, Dallas Bennett, Michael Jacober, Dan Jacober and Frankie Martin trailing. The dash went to Cole followed by Dixon, Griffaw, Schlenk, Schulte, and Gibson.

The start of the 25 lap feature race started with Cole and Dixon on the front row. Dixon took the lead after a tangle on the first start resulted in a restart. Cole, Schlenk and Griffaw were giving chase of Dixon.

The first caution came on lap two when Roider spun in turn four. The running order was Dixon, Cole, Schlenk, Griffaw and Schulte in the top five.

With the green light back on, Dixon continued to lead with Cole and Schlenk giving chase. The racing continued for several more laps before the yellow came out again when Roider hit the front straight wall and was done for the night. The running order up front remained the same.

Back to the racing for a few more laps before another caution came out. During this period Schulte got by Griffaw for fourth. The caution on lap 11 was for Geaschel’s spin in turn two.

With another lap in the books, Schaefer spun in turn two. At this time, Schlenk pulled off the track with problems while running third. The running now was Dixon, Cole, Schulte, Griffaw and Klein.

After a few more laps, Jacober and Schaefer tangled in turn two for the last caution on the night. No change in the front running five.

With the remaining laps being running under the green light, it was the Schulte show as he moved past Cole and gave Dixon and the crowd a run for the win. Schulte was on Dixon and could him passed for the win, but he ran out of laps. Hammerle also came on during this part of the race to crack the top five.

Dixon went on to win his second race of the year and his 582^nd of his career. Trailing Dixon were Schulte, Cole, Hammerle, and Klein to complete the top five.

In the UMP Modified class, there were 20 cars ready for action. In the first heat, Kent Robinson took the win followed by Tim Hancock, Chris Smith, Brian Bielong, David Seger, Jason Pritz, Brett Korves, and Dean Hoffman. In the second heat, Kenny Wallace won over Mark Miner, Todd McGraw, Steve Ellison and Bobby Bittle. In the third heat, Paul Reinneck took the victory with Todd Feber, Tom Ratajczyk, Marty Smith and Chad Frauenfelder in tow. The dash went Wallace followed by Reineck, Hancock, Robinson, Feber and Miner.

In the 20 lap feature, Wallace and Reinneck started on the front row. With the dropping of the green flag, Wallace took the lead that he never gave up. Reineck, Robinson and C. Smith chased Wallace in the early going.

The first caution came out after the first lap was completed as Korves stopped on the track. The top five were Wallace, Reinneck, Robinson, C. Smith and Miner.

With the green light back on, Wallace continue to lead and began pulling away a little. Hancock jumped into the top five during this run. On lap five, Seger spun in turn four to slow the race down. The top five were Wallace, Hancock, Reinneck, Robinson, and C. Smith.

The race went on until lap nine when Korves and McGraw got together in turn two to stop the action. The top five was now Wallace, Hancock, C. Smith, Robinson and Reinneck.

Wallace went on to sweep the night and also get his first ever feature win at Belle Clair Speedway. Completing the top five were Hancock, Bittle, Robinson and Ellison.

In the UMP Sportsmen class, there were 21 cars ready to do battle. In the first heat, Jimmy Cummins took the win followed by Tommy Smallwood, Brian Shubirg, Mike Harris, Jason Keller, Jim Clark and Randy Dietzel. The seond heat went to Jason Ketrow followed by Troy Medley, Matt Workman, Kyle Stozler, Derek Bryant and Louie Hayes. The third heat race saw the win go to Mike Jones over Joe Volluz, Shawn Seymour, Gary Haynes, Ronnie Bader, Adam Haas and Brad McKinnon, The dash was won by Ketrow followed by Volluz, Cummins, Medley, Smallwood and Jones.

The 15 lap race started with Ketrow and Volluz on the front row. Cummins raced to the lead before the completion of the first lap. He was followed by Volluz, Ketrow, Smallwood and Medley in the early laps.

Volluz was challenging but on lap 7, he caught the tire in turn two and spun on the back straight and was done for the night. The running order was Cummins, Ketrow, Medley, Smallwood and Shubirg.

Cummins continued to lead the race and took the checkered flag for his first win of the season and became the second feature winner in the Sportsmen class. Medley managed to get by Ketrow for second with Shubirg and Smallwood completing the top five.

04-01-07 Sunday

The first night of racing for the 2007 season at Belle Clair Speedway took place on Sunday after Mother Nature wiped out the normal opening day. The racing started earlier and that brought out a large field of cars and a good crowd in the stands. This year there are several changes to the racing program, the features will start 20 cars in each class and the dashes will be lined up by a pill draw rather than the pill draw being done after the race.

In the UMP Late Model class, there were 22 cars ready to race. In the first heat race, Ed Dixon took the first checkered flag of the new season followed by Mike Hammerle, Mark Voigt, Kenny Helmick, Don Klein, Mike Schulte and Andy Pryor. In the second heat, Frankie Martin won over Aaron Kleine, Mike Bryant, Ron Jarrell, Dan Dondero, Bob Geaschel, and Casey Schaefer. The third heat went to Brian Wolfmeier with Jim Gibson, Brent Kreke, Billy Laycock, Dave Thornton, and Brad White trailing. The dash went to Dixon followed by Martin, Gibson, Hammerle, Wolfmeier and Kleine. The semi sent Schulte, Rusty Schlenk, Pryor, Geaschel and White to the feature.

The feature started with Dixon and Martin on the front row. With dropping of the first green flag for a feature race in 2007, Dixon jumped into the lead with Wolfmeier, Hammerle and Voigt following.

The first caution came on lap seven as Helmick spun in turn four. The running order was Dixon, Wolfmeier, Hammerle, Voigt and Kreke in the top five.

With green flag back out, Dixon continued to lead with Wolfmeier pressing Dixon. With most of the racing being done on the bottom of the track, the passing was going on in the back. Rusty Schlenk from Michigan started 17^th and was moving though the field as was 15^th starting Thornton.

The race ran green until lap 18 when Martin pulled up with a problem as he rode the top of the track slowly. As he came down the back straight, he had an opening to go down the track to pull off and allow the race to continue green. But as he exited the track the front runners were coming. Voigt, Kreke and Schlenk tangled in turn three. The tangled resulted in a long delay to get Kreke and Schlenk apart. The running order for the restart was Dixon, Wolfmeier, Hammerle, Kleine and Schlenk I the top five.

With the green light back on, Dixon continued with the lead and Wolfmeier was still trying hard to stay with the leader. Hammerle, Kleine and Schlenk stayed close to the leaders.

The final caution came on lap 22 for spinning Dondero in turn one. The order was still Dixon, Wolfmeier, Hammerle, Kleine and Schlenk in the top five.

The final green light came on and race went to the checkered flag with Dixon taking the first feature of the new season. Dixon lead every lap in the feature and also had a sweep for the night. Wolfmeier, Hammerle, Kleine and Schlenk completed the top five.

In the UMP Modified class, there were 24 cars on hand to race. In the first heat race, Chris Smith won over Paul Reinneck, Bobby Bittle, Lenny Bryant, Ray Wagner, Tom Ratajczyk and Todd Feber. In the second heat race, Mark Miner took the checkered flag ahead of Marty Smith Jr., Tim Hancock, Chris Gray, Chad Fraunfelder, Dean Hoffman,Bobby Johnson and Jake Seets. The third heat was won by Brian Bielong over Chad Evans, Brett Korves, Mark Clary, Marty Smith Sr., David Seger, Matt Koesterer and Steve Ellison. The dash went to Evans followed by Smith Jr., Bielong, C. Smith, Miner and Reinneck. The semi sent Hoffman, Ratajczyk, Seger, Johnson and Feber to the rear of the feature.

The 20 lap feature started with Evans and Smith Jr. on the front row. Evans and Smith Jr. stayed side-by-side for the first lap. The race did not last long as eight cars tangled in turn three. Smith Sr. was eliminated at this time. The top five were Evans, Smith Jr., C. Smith, Reinneck and Miner.

When the race restarted, Evans continued to lead with Smith Jr. trying several different lines to overtake the leader. Chris Smith did not last long in the top five as he slowed on the track and was done after losing a driveshift. The top five was Evans, Smith Jr., Reinneck, Hancock and Miner.

With the green light back on, Evans continued his lead, but things were about to change in the rest of the order. Smith back to lose ground as first Reinneck move past to take over second place. Then a few laps later, Hancock to over third from Smith Jr.

The final stoppage cam on lap 13, when Clary spun in turn three. The lineup was Evans, Reinneck, Hancock Smith Jr. and Miner in the top five.

With just two laps left, the green flag was waving again and nothing changed in the top five as Evans went on to win his first feature at Belle Clair Speedway. Reinneck, Hancock, Smith Jr. and Miner completed the top five.

In the UMP Sportsmen class, there were 24 cars available to race. In the first heat race, Joe Volluz took the win over Jimmy Cummins, Ronnie Bader, Troy Neager, Derek Bryant, Matt Tettaton and Louie Hayes. In the second heat, Justin Ketrow got the checkered flag followed by Tom Smallwood, Jason Keller, Brad McKinnon, Adam Haas, Randy Dietzel, Mike Jones and Chris Lodike. In the third heat, Jimmy Clark took the win with Mike Harris, Shawn Seymour, Troy Medley, Matt Workmen, Jimmy Miller and Brian Schlichter trailing. The dash went to Volluz over Ketrow, Cummins, Harris, Smallwood and Clark. The semi sent Dietzel, Jones, Workmen, Miller and Hayes to the feature.

The 15 lap feature started with Volluz and Ketrow on the front row. With the dropping of the green flag, Volluz took command of the race with Ketrow, Cummins and Harris in tow.

The first caution came on lap four when Hayes spun on the back straight away. The running order was Volluz, Ketrow, Cummins, Harris and Clark in the top five.

With the race restarted, Volluz continued to dominate the race while Harris was on the move. Harris moved past Cummins for third and then past Ketrow for second.

The final caution came on lap 11 for debris on the track. The running order now was Volluz, Harris, Ketrow, Cummins and Clark.

Volluz took the victory over Harris, Ketrow, Clark and Shubirg to complete the first feature of the 2007 season.

2007 BELLE CLAIR SPEEDWAY SCHEDULE

March 25 Open Practice

March 30 UMP Late Models, Modified and UMP Sportsman and Allied Pure Stock

April 6 UMP Late Models, Modified and UMP Sportsman and Allied Pure Stock
Nickel race for kids

April 13 UMP Late Models, Modified and UMP Sportsman and Allied Pure Stock

April 20 UMP Late Models, Modified and UMP Sportsman and Allied Pure Stock -
Military Night. Active Duty get in free with valid military ID.

April 27 UMP Late Models, Modified and UMP Sportsman and Allied Pure Stock

May 4 UMP Late Models, Modified and UMP Sportsman and Allied Pure Stock

May 5 POWRi Midgets and 600cc Mini Sprints

May 11 UMP Late Models, Modified and UMP Sportsman and Allied Pure Stock

May 18 UMP Late Models, Modified and UMP Sportsman and Allied Pure Stock
Northern All Stars Late Models - $2,000 to win

May 25 UMP Late Models, Modified and UMP Sportsman and Allied Pure Stock
Police & Firefighters Night (Free with I.D.)

June 1 UMP Late Models, Modified and UMP Sportsman and Allied Pure Stock

June 8 UMP Late Models, Modified and UMP Sportsman and Allied Pure Stock
Nickel race for kids 12 and under

June 9 POWRi Midgets and 600cc Mini Sprints

June 15 UMP Late Models, Modified and UMP Sportsman and Allied Pure Stock

June 22 UMP Late Models, Modified and UMP Sportsman and Allied Pure Stock

June 29 UMP Late Models, Modified and UMP Sportsman and Allied Pure Stock
Fan Appreciation Night ($7.00 admission)

July 6 UMP Late Models, Modified and UMP Sportsman and Allied Pure Stock
Nickel race for kids

July 7 POWRi Midgets and 600cc Mini Sprints

July 13 UMP Late Models, Modified and UMP Sportsman and Allied Pure Stock

July 20 UMP Late Models, Modified and UMP Sportsman and Allied Pure Stock

July 27 UMP Late Models, Modified and UMP Sportsman and Allied Pure Stock

Aug 3 UMP Late Models, Modified and UMP Sportsman and Allied Pure Stock
Nickel race for kids

Aug 7 Special Race - Allied

Aug 8 POWRi Midgets – 16th Annual Arnie Knepper Memorial

Aug 9 Motorcycle Flat Track Races

Aug 10 UMP Late Models, Modified and UMP Sportsman and Allied Pure Stock

(100 Laps for Late Models) (Admission - $15.00)

Aug 11 Demolition Derby

Aug 17 UMP Late Models, Modified and UMP Sportsman and Allied Pure Stock

Aug 24 UMP Late Models, Modified and UMP Sportsman and Allied Pure Stock

Aug 31 UMP Late Models, Modified and UMP Sportsman and Allied Pure Stock

Sept 7 UMP Late Models, Modified and UMP Sportsman and Allied Pure Stock
Nickel race for kids

Sept 14 UMP Late Models, Modified and UMP Sportsman and Allied Pure Stock

Sept 21 UMP Late Models, Modified and UMP Sportsmen and Allied Pure Stock

Season Championship for Sportsman and Allied Pure Stock

Sept 28 UMP Late Models, Modified and UMP Sportsmen and Allied Pure Stock

Season Championship for Late Models and Modifieds

Oct 5 Weather date for season championships

Oct 6 POWRi Midgets and 600cc Mini Sprints

Friday night rain outs will run on Sunday night

This is the 59th year of racing at Belle Clair Speedway. See us at www.belleclairspeedway.com.