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Merry Christmas from the O�Reilly All Star Late Model Series

Camargo, IL (12-17-09) - Jason Shank - O�Reilly All Star Late Model Series Director

The O�Reilly All Star Late Model Series staff would like to wish a very Happy Holiday season to all of our competitors, fans, sponsors, promoters, and the entire racing community.

As the end of 2009 draws near it is a time to reflect on the past year and for the O�Reilly All Star Late Model Series, a time to look forward to a bright future. The 2009 season will officially come to a close on Saturday, February 27, 2010 at the Days Inn and Conference Center in Butler, PA and the 2010 season will be here before you know it as the Series will once again open their season at Lernerville Speedway in Sarver, PA on Friday, April 30, 2010. The tour�s opening weekend will mimic 2009 as the day after the ASLMS contingent will head to Schrader�s KC Raceway in Chillicothe, OH on Saturday, May 1, 2010. Both events will pay $5,000 to the winner.

�We are working diligently on finishing the schedule as soon as we can,� Series Director Jason Shank stated. �We�re close to being able to announce the full schedule but until we can, I wanted to at least get our opening weekend out there for drivers and fans to start preparing for 2010. The 2010 season will be more regionalized within the Maryland, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and West Virginia region to truly establish us as a �Regional Series�with National Talent�.�

More details for the ASLMS Banquet will be announced in the near future.

The Days Inn and Conference Center of Butler is located on Route 8 in Butler, PA. To make room reservations or for more information about the Butler Days Inn contact their reservation hosts at (724) 287-6761 Ext. 0

For more information on the O�Reilly All Star Late Model Series please visit www.allstarlatemodels.com.
 


O�Reilly All Star Late Model Series Members to be Honored at Inaugural Banquet

Camargo, IL (11-30-09) - Jason Shank - O�Reilly All Star Late Model Series Director

The O�Reilly All Star Late Model Series Inaugural Season will officially come to a close on Saturday, February 27, 2010 at the Days Inn and Conference Center in Butler , PA. The ASLMS banquet will be held in conjunction with Lernerville Speedway�s Annual Awards Banquet.

Presentations will be made for the drivers who finished in within the top ten of the series point standings including Series Champion Robbie Blair of Titusville , PA. Blair used a 10th place finish during the tour�s final event to secure his championship over Boom Briggs of Bear Lake, PA who led the series points all season up until that final event. Both Blair and Briggs, after the banquet, will have taken home over $43,000 each in winnings in just 15 ASLMS events from 2009.

The rest of the ASLMS contingent will be recognized as well including Rod Conley, Wheelersburg , OH , Coleby Frye, Dover , PA , Jared Hawkins, Fairmont , WV , Jared Miley, South Park , PA , Dave Hess Jr., Waterford , PA , Mike Knight, Ripley , NY , Duane Chamberlain, Richmond , IN , and Eddie Carrier Jr., Salt Rock, WV.

More details for the ASLMS Banquet will be announced at a later date.

The Days Inn and Conference Center of Butler is located on Route 8 in Butler , PA. To make room reservations or for more information about the Butler Days Inn contact their reservation hosts at (724) 287-6761 Ext. 0

For more information on the O�Reilly All Star Late Model Series please visit www.allstarlatemodels.com.


2009 O�Reilly All Star Late Model Series Season Wrap-Up‏
Camargo, IL (October 5, 2009) � Jason Shank � O�Reilly All Star Late Model Series Director

When Series President Guy Webb thought of having a Late Model Series, he was jumping in with virtually zero experience in the world of Late Models. �I have to say, the Late Model world is much different than Sprint Car side of the world,� Webb stated when asked about his involvement with the Late Models. �It�s been an interesting and entertaining year from my standpoint and we are looking forward to growing off of what we built here in 2009 and expanding the All Star Late Model Series for the future.�

The 2009 O�Reilly All Star Late Model Series kicked off their inaugural season on April 17 at Lernerville Speedway in Sarver , PA. 46 Late Models were on hand to start off the season with the �Bear Lake Banzai� Boom Briggs making a banzai move to grab the checkers and the $5,000 top prize. Briggs kept the momentum the following night as the series traveled to K-C Raceway in Chillicothe , OH for the second event of the season. Briggs fended off challenges from Richmond , Indiana �s Steve Casebolt and Zanesville , Ohio �s Bart Hartman to claim his second ASLMS in as many nights and come out of the opening weekend with the Championship Points lead.

Jamie Lathroum from Mechanicsville , MD opened up May with his first career ASLMS win at the Calvin Davis promoted Winchester Speedway in Winchester , VA on May 9th. Series Point Leader Boom Briggs came home 18th while Dover, Pennsylvania�s �Superfly� Coleby Frye came home 14th moving him to second in ASLMS points and Robbie Blair�s third place finish faulted him from seventh in points to third in the ASLMS point standings. Just two weeks later the tour made their second appearance at Jeff Schrader�s K-C Raceway where the �Salt Rock Express� Eddie Carrier Jr. made a last lap pass on R.J. Conley to collect his first ASLMS win. Jared Miley of South Park , PA captured his first ASLMS win at Tim Bainey�s Central PA Speedway in Clearfield , PA. Miley claimed the $7,000 prize over Frye and Mike Knight of Ripley , NY .

The tour finished the month of May in the state of Michigan with visits to Hartford Motor Speedway and Butler Motor Speedway. �Hot Rod� Conley entered the ASLMS record books after he collected his first series win at Hartford Motor Speedway and Boom Briggs grabbed his third ASLMS win of the season at Butler Motor Speedway, stretching his points lead to 50 points heading into June. The month of June is when Blair put the pedal down and started his run at the 2009 Championship. On June 14th, Robbie torched the field at H&H Motorsports� Tri-City Speedway in Franklin , PA for his first ASLMS win and closing the gap on Briggs to 36 points. Eddie Carrier Jr. made his presence known again on June 20 with a dominating win at Tyler County Speedway in Middlebourne , WV .

Fireworks started to fly in July as Greencastle , PA �s D.J. Myers picked up the huge $10,000 check at the �Yankee Doodle 50� at Bainey�s Central PA Speedway on July 3rd. Boom�s point lead was now at 30 points after his fourth place finish and Blair�s third place finish at CPS. The tour closed out the month of July in Indiana where �Insane� Duane Chamberlain pocketed $5,000 at Twin Cities Speedway North Vernon, IN while �Chubzilla� Chub Frank claimed not only his first ASLMS win, but his first win overall of 2009 at Lawrenceburg Speedway in Lawrenceburg , IN.

Then it was back to Lernerville Speedway in Sarver , PA for the �Dual in the Dirt� which featured both O�Reilly All Star Late Models and the O�Reilly All Star Sprints. Brady Smith held off Chub Frank and the young western PA rising star Gregg Satterlee for the win while Blair cut Briggs� point lead down to 14 after a strong fourth place finish. The series made their third visit to K-C Raceway on September 19th and again it was Eddie Carrier Jr. who came away victorious over former K-C track Champion Jason Montgomery and Blair who was now only six points behind championship leader Boom Briggs going into the final ASLMS event of the season.

With only six points separating Briggs and Blair for the championship, the tension was high entering the $20,000 to-win �Classic� at K-C Raceway. Blair took the control early during the two-day extravaganza with a win in his heat race. Boom had to transfer for the 100 lap main event through a B-Main while Blair drew the second starting position for the feature. Robbie didn�t have the best of nights but his 10th place finish behind race winner Shane Clanton of Locust Grove, GA was enough to give him the 2009 O�Reilly All Star Late Model Series Points Title as Briggs finished 19th in the finale.

�I think overall we had a good year,� Series Director Jason Shank stated, �we hit a few bumps along the way during our inaugural season but the guys on the track and that were dedicated to working with us and running the whole tour made it success. It�s not often you have your points championship decided on the final night let alone two guys being that close. I know it was heartbreaking for Boom to lead the standings from day one and have Robbie come from as far back as he did to win it on the final night. But Blair did a fantastic job of staying consistent throughout the entire season to get the job done. Both guys, in fact, all the guys that raced with us this season have represented the series very well and will certainly help us grow in years to come.�

FINAL 2009 O�Reilly All Star Late Model Series Points
1. W11 � Robbie Blair 2700
2. 99B � Boom Briggs 2688
3. 71R � Rod Conley 2552
4. F1 � Coleby Frye 2500
5. 37 � Jared Hawkins 2496
6. H1 � Jared Miley 2432
7. 44 � Dave Hess Jr. 1668
8. 9K � Mike Knight 1316
9. 1 � Duane Chamberlain 1217
10. 28 � Eddie Carrier Jr. 1162

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Shane Clanton Claims �Classic�, Robbie Blair Scores O'Reilly ASLMS Championship

Chillicothe, OH � (Oct 3, 2009) � Jason Shank � O�Reilly All Star Late Model Series Director

Locust Grove, GA�s Shane Clanton held of a late surge from three-time 2009 O�Reilly All Star Series feature winner Eddie Carrier Jr. to collect $20,000 at the First Annual Dirt Track World Cup Classic and Jeff Schrader�s KC Raceway in Chillicothe, OH. "I saw Eddie (Carrier Jr.) up their in turn four and I thought I need to get a little lower,� Clanton said in �Rubbin Repair� Victory Lane. �He made me get up on the wheel and push it a little harder. But he raced me clean and I hope it made a great race for the fans.�

"We've struggled just a little bit all year, but the last couple weeks have made up for it. My crew, these two guys here, have stuck with me and we've worked hard to get here. It's great to win this first Dirt Cup Classic here at K-C. It was a little cool for the fans, but we appreciate Jeff (Schrader) and the fans giving us a chance to race for this type of money deal."

"I would like to thank the fans and drivers who turned out for our inaugural event," said K-C promoter Jeff Schrader. "The weather didn't help us Friday, but we survived. We want to grow this race each and every year. We didn't get rich, but fans can expect the second annual "Classic" about the same time next year. Thanks for making this event a success."

Brandon Kinzer and Rob Blair paced the 26 car field to the green flag with Kinzer settling in as the race leader. Blair got off to a slow start as Shane Clanton, Duane Chamberlain, and Eddie Carrier all got by before Robbie was able to fall in line in the fifth spot.

As the laps ticked down, Kinzer got locked behind the back-markers while Chamberlain raced hard with Clanton for the second spot with Carrier close in tow. On lap 18 the Chamberlain, Clanton, Carrier trio went three wide battling for the second spot. By lap 22 Kinzer broke through the lapped traffic and jumped a few car lengths ahead. The same lap Coleby Frye slowed to bring out the first caution.

Clanton took the lead on the double-file restart as Chamberlain found some grip on the bottom of turn four to get under Kinzer while Carrier used the outside to move into third. The top five stayed the same until lap 35 when ASLMS point leader Boom Briggs slowed to bring out the caution. A quick lap later ASLMS regular Jared Hawkins came to a stop in turn 2.

When racing resumed Chamberlain took a look under Clanton for the lead but Clanton held on to the lead. By lap 43 Steve Casebolt had made his way from his 22nd place start to tenth place. On lap 45, with Clanton began separating himself from the challenges of Chamberlain as two laps later, Bart Hartman�s mount came up lame to bring out a lap 47 caution.

Clanton continued to lead as Casebolt continued his assault to the front. The leaders caught the back of the field again and as soon as they did, Rick Auckland spun directly in front of Clanton to bring out another caution. The laps continued to wind down and with around 20 laps remaining, Carrier Jr. decided it was time to go as he made his way past Chamberlain for second and set his sights on the 2008 World 100 winner, Clanton. Carrier set his Grover Motorsports Rocket Chassis underneath Clanton in each corner but could never get a good enough run to make the pass. Lap after lap Carrier tried Clanton on the bottom, eventually Carrier changed his line and tried to make the pass using the high side. Carrier looked to have found something on the outside and pulled along side of Clanton in tuns one and two. All the while, Brandon Kinzer made a smooth, low-side pass on Chamberlain to move into the third spot.

Carrier did everything he could do to get around Clanton but Shane and his RSD Enterprises, SAE Parts Inc., Stevens Plumbing and Mechanical Rocket Chassis held on for his first ASLMS win as Carrier came home second. Kinzer finished third with Steve Shaver fourth and Steve Casebolt, from his 20th starting spot, rounded out the top five. Duane Chamberlain faded to sixth followed by Tim Dohm in seventh, Jonathan Davenport in eighth, ninth was Chub Frank while Robbie Blair finished tenth, nine spots ahead of Boom Briggs giving Blair a twelve point edge on Briggs to become the 2009 O�Reilly All Star Late Model Series Champion.


�Dirt Track World Cup Classic� Summary
October 2 & 3, 2009 KC Raceway � Chillicothe, OH
O�Reilly All Star Late Model Series �Dirt Track World Cup Classic�
A Main (100 Laps)

Shane Clanton
Eddie Carrier JR
Brandon Kinzer
Steve Shaver
Steve Casebolt
Duane Chamberlain
Tim Dohm
Jonathan Davenport
Chub Frank
Robbie Blair
Doug Brown
RJ Conley
Jared Miley
Vic Hill
Rod Conley
Donnie Moran
Keith Berner
Jason Montgomery
Rick Briggs
Zack Dohm
Audie Swartz
Josh McGuire
Rick Aukland
Bart Hartman
Jared Hawkins
Coleby Frye

O�Reilly All Star Late Models SPEEDWRAPZ Time Trials
41 Josh McGuire 14.396
17T Tim Dohm 14.667
1* Chub Frank 14.726
W11 Rob Blair 14.771
12 Rick Auckland 14.774
25 Shane Clanton 14.789
71C R.J. Conley 14.836
28 Eddie Carrier Jr. 14.850
1 Vic Hill 14.884
25 Zack Dohm 14.887
18K Brandon Kinzer 14.918
1 Duane Chamberlain 14.920
49 Jonathan Davenport 14.924
75 Bart Hartman 14.936
96F Keith Berner 14.962
30 Steve Shaver 14.979
C9 Steve Casebolt 14.995
71 Delmas Conley 15.017
H1 Jared Miley 15.019
44 Clint Smith 15.038
37 Jared Hawkins 15.057
99 Donnie Moran 15.082
18 Chris Carpenter 15.123
79 Doug Drown 15.124
1 Audie Swartz 15.198
1W Wayne Chinn 15.207
99H Jeff Houser 15.216
F1 Coleby Frye 15.223
11H Rick Combs 15.243
14 Corey Conley 15.275
21H Jason Montgomery 15.305
5 Chris Wilson 15.313
81F Brandon Fouts 15.333
99B Boom Briggs 15.352
01 Andy Bond 15.353
11 Billy Gullion 15.354
17 Shannon Thornsberry 15.383
71R Rod Conley 15.487
45 Russ Fronhapfel 15.520
67 Ernie Hoschar 15.729
19S Chad Smith 15.767
Y4 Anthony Huber 15.773
1DJ D.J. Miller 15.865
64 Marshall Wiblin 15.901
3S Kenny Spencer 16.378
11B Dean Boyd 16.572
12M Wayne Miller 16.785
00 Matt Pistol 17.437
72M John Mason NT

Hampton Inn & Suites of Chillicothe Heat One
Brandon Kinzer, Josh McGuire, Vic Hill, Jonathan Davenport, Rick Aukland, Chris Carpenter, Shannon Thornsberry, Bill Gullion, Anthony Huber

Comfort Inn of Chillicothe Heat Two
Eddie Carrier, Jr., Tim Dohm, Jason Montgomery, Jared Miley, Corey Conley, Russ Fronaphel, Ernie Hoschar, Jared Hawkins

Hampton Inn & Suites of Chillicothe Heat Three
Duane Chamberlain, Zach Dohm, Rod Conley, Clint Smith, Jeff Houser, Kenny Spencer, Wayne Miller, John Mason

Comfort Inn of Chillicothe Heat Four
Shane Clanton,Keith Berner, Chub Frank, Marshall Wiblin, Wayne Chinn, Coleby Frye, D.J. Miller, Rick Combs

Hampton Inn & Suites of Chillicothe Heat Five
Robbie Blair, Steve Shaver, Doug Drown, Donnie Moran, Chris Wilson, Andy Bond, Matt Pistole, Chad Smith

Comfort Inn of Chillicothe Heat Six
R.J. Conley, Bart Hartman, Audie Swartz, Steve Casebolt, Delmas Conley, Brandon Fouts, Boom Briggs, Dean Boyd

Hampton Inn & Suites of Chillicothe B-Main 1
Jonathan Davenport, Jared Miley, Rick Aukland, Clint Smith, Jared Hawkins, Chris Carpenter, Corey Conley, Russ Fronaphel, Shannon Thornsberry, Anthony Huber, Kenny Spencer, Wayne Miller, Jeff Houser, Ernie Hoschar, Billy Gullion, John Mason

Comfort Inn of Chillicothe B-Main 2
Donnie Moran, Steve Casebolt, Boom Briggs, Delmas Conley, Coleby Frye, Andy Bond, Brandon Fouts , Chris Wilson, Dee Jay Miller, Dean Boyd, Matt Pistole, Wayne Chinn, Rick Combs Chad Smith, Marshall Wiblin

Bob Lemaster Classic Non-qualifier
Delmas Conley ($3,000), Clint Smith, Chris Carpenter, Wayne Chinn, Corey Conley, Brandon Fouts, Shannon Thornberry, Andy Bond, Chris Wilson, Anthony Huber, Jeff Houser, DJ Miller, Dean Boyd, Billy Gullion, Kenny Spencer, Wayne Miller, Ernie Hoschar, Russ Frohnapfel, and Matt Pistole, John Mason, Marshall Wiblin



FINAL 2009 O�Reilly All Star Late Model Series Point Standings

1. W11 � Robbie Blair 2700
2. 99B � Boom Briggs 2688
3. 71R � Rod Conley 2552
4. F1 � Coleby Frye 2500
5. 37 � Jared Hawkins 2496
6. H1 � Jared Miley 2432
7. 44 � Dave Hess Jr. 1668
8. 9K � Mike Knight 1316
9. 1 � Duane Chamberlain 1217
10. 28 � Eddie Carrier Jr. 1162

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1st Annual DTWCup Late Model Classic this Weekend Oct. 1-2-3

Driver Entry list impressive and growing

Bob LeMaster Classic to Dirt Cup Classic

By Scott Wolfe

CHILLICOTHE, OHIO- The clock is counting down for the inaugural event of what is to become an annual showcase racing extravaganza at Jeff and Vicki Schrader's K-C Raceway October 1, 2, and 3. This coming weekend’s Dirt Track World Cup Late Model Classic, dubbed “The Classic”,  will pay out nearly $175,000 in prize money over the three days with the Late Model $20,000-to-win feature the main attraction for the O’Reilly All-Star Circuit of Champion grand finale.  An added bonus could provide the winner with a $60,000 first prize. The 410 Super Sprints will run for $2,500 to win and the Advanced Services Modifieds $3,000 to win.

                Top entries include Eddie Carrier, Jr.; Bart Hartman, Shane Clanton,  Tony Knowles, 2009 Champion Delmas Conley, R.J. Conley, Rod Conley, Corey Conley, ,Vic Hill, D.J. Miller, Coleby Frye, Josh McGuire, Brandon Kinzer, and Keith Berner.  Either because the event is the last O’Reilly All-Star point night or through verbal commitments such drivers as Boom Briggs, Rob Blair, Jared Hawkins, Paul Howard, Donnie Moran, Tim Dohm, Barry Doss, Ben Atkins, Greg Oliver, Austin Hubbard, Jared Miley, Jason Covert, Alex Feree, Matt Lux, Davey Johnson, Rick Aukland, Doug Drown, Jason Montgomery, and John Mason are expected to be on hand.

                Several other entries were on hand, but not yet processed at press time.            A couple sanctioned drivers have indicated they will be on hand, but because of moral commitments cannot  put their name on the marquis in pre-race material. This comes in addition to the red-hot contingent of K-C regulars and track champions from throughout the Ohio-Kentucky-West Virginia area. Additionally, a boat-load of modified entries have crossed the desk of owner Jeff Schrader as the open wheelers vie for a piece of the bold purse structure.

                The Bob Lemaster Classic has been the label given to the $3,000 to win Late Model consolation event at the Dirt Track World Cup Late Model Classic. Bob Lemaster was car owner and crew chief on cars that won nine K-C Championships starting with Don Stump in 1969 and 1970. In 1973 and 1974 George Branscom claimed the points' title, then in 1978 the late Dick French claimed the crown.  Jim Taylor won in Lemaster cars in 1981 and 1982, then Jack Fink won championships in 1983 and 1985 for Lemaster. Lemaster was recently diagnosed with cancer, but currently plans to attend the event named in his honor.

                FRONT ROW CHALLENGE $40,000
                Late Models will have a Front Row Challenge for  the pole driver who will get the first option to the bonus of $40,000, then if he declines the bonus will go to the driver on the outside front row.
The driver of either the pole or outside pole will go to the 26th position and if he can come from the back and win, the driver will receive the $20,000 winner prize and a $40,000 bonus;  if the driver makes it to second place he will receive a $10,000 bonus; if he only makes it to third place he will receive a $5000 bonus.
                Modifieds will have the same challenge, but at a lower bonus appraisal.  The Modified Front Row will get the same option and that bonus will be if the driver wins only $1000 bonus.

                For fans, this three day event of action-packed racing and post-race festive atmosphere is one of the best bargains in racing. A 3-day pass general admission pass is $40 and a 3-day pass  for Pit admission is $60.

                K-C is located 6 miles South of Chillicothe at Alma off SR 23 at Blain Highway. For further information call 740-663-4141 or visit the K-C website at www.kc-raceway.com >


The O�Reilly All Star Late Model Series Wraps Up Season at the $20,000 to-win �Late Model Classic� at KC Raceway

Chillicothe, OH (9-25-09) - Jason Shank- O�Reilly All Star Late Model Series Director

After a full season of O�Reilly All Star Late Model Series action, it all comes down to�a cup, the First Annual Dirt Track World Cup. The Late Model Classic, to be held at Jeff Schrader�s KC Raceway in Chillicothe, OH, pays $20,000 to the winner and will decide the ASLMS Championship which has turned into a vintage battle between Bear Lake, PA�s Boom Briggs and Titusville, PA�s Robbie Blair. The difference between the two going into the �Classic� is a mere six points with Briggs in front.

Briggs, who drives his family owned Rocket Chassis powered by Custom Racing Engines and equipped with Ohlins Shocks by GW Performance and American Racer Tires. Boom�s sponsors include Horton Equipment, Tony Spec Lumber, Meridian Hardwoods, Sorbera Family Chiropractic, CJ's Auto Transport, Briggs Transport, Sunset Dairy, Lias Tire and American Racer Tires has had a stranglehold on the ASLMS points lead from day one after winning the Series� first two events of the season at Lernerville Speedway on April 17 and KC Raceway on April 18. Briggs picked up a third series victory at Butler (MI) Motor Speedway on May 30 and at that time held a 50 point lead.

Since then, Robbie Blair and his Specialty Products, Bossard�s Auto Parts, Maloney Tool and Mold, Armstrong Lumber, Chelby�s Tanning & Hair Garage, Moody & Son Welding, Custom Racing Engines, Genesis Shocks, Hoosier Racing Tire sponsored Rocket Chassis have been chipping away at that point lead starting with Blair�s win on June 14 at Robbie�s home track Tri-City Speedway in Franklin, PA. Blair has been among the top-five finishers in three of the last six ASLMS races and in the top-ten in five of those same six races. Just once in those six shows has Briggs finished ahead of Rob. With $20,000 on the line and the right to be crowned 2009 O�Reilly All Star Late Model Series Champion, things are bound to get extremely interesting at �Ohio�s Fastest 3/8 Mile Dirt Track�.

The battle for the championship title is not the only ASLMS points battle going into the �Classic�. Positions three through five are also all very close with �Hot Rod� Conley holding a 34 point edge over fourth place �Superfly� Coleby Frye while Jared Hawkins is only four points behind Frye for fourth. 38 points separates the three going into the $20,000 to-win �Classic� weekend which will also set up for some fantastic racing.

Jeff Schrader and KC Raceway are also offering what is being dubbed as the �Front Row Challenge�. The pole driver will get the first option to the bonus but if he declines the challenge will go to the driver on the outside of the front row. This is what will happen: The driver will go to the 26th position and if they can come from the back to win, the driver will receive the $20,000 winner prize AND a $40,000 bonus. If the driver makes it to second place they will receive a $10,000 bonus. If they only make it to third place, they will receive a $5000 bonus.

The Dirt Track World Cup weekend kicks off on Thursday, Oct 1 as the UMP style Modifieds hit the track for their qualifying events. On Friday, Oct 2 the ASLMS Lat Models hit the speedway with their SPEEDWRAPZ Time Trials and the Hampton Inn & Suites of Chillicothe Heat Races. The 410 Super Sprints are also on the card for a full program. The �Classic� will conclude on Saturday, Oct 3 with the ASLMS Late Model B-Main�s, the $3,000 to-win 30-lap Modified Feature, a $3,000 to win Non-Qualifiers Race for the ASLMS Late Models, and then the $20,000 to-win 100-lap �Classic�.

For more information on the O�Reilly All Star Late Model Series and the First Annual Dirt Track World Cup Late Model Classic please visit www.allstarlatemodels.com or www.kc-raceway.com.
 


The Hampton Inn & Suites of Chillicothe Welcomes the �The Classic�!


Chillicothe, OH (9-21-09) - Jason Shank- O�Reilly All Star Late Model Series Director

The O�Reilly All Star Late Model Series along with Jeff Schrader�s KC Raceway and the $20,000 to-win Dirt Track World Cup Late Model Classic are proud to call the Hampton Inn & Suites of Chillicothe their place to stay during the mega-event held from October 1-3.

The Hampton Inn & Suites� hotel in Chillicothe sits in Ohio 's first capital. Situated in the foothills of the Appalachians at the confluence of Paint Creek and the Scioto River , the town dates back to 1796 and boasts a rich history few cities can match. Today, you'll find a thriving arts community, many historic buildings and more than 30 miles of biking and walking trails, all within a few minutes of the Hampton Inn & Suites hotel in Chillicothe . Their promise to you includes a clean, comfortable hotel room. If you're traveling with your family, you may opt for a room with two beds. Or, if you're here by yourself on business, why not book a room with a plush, king-sized bed so you can stretch out and relax?

�We have worked with the Hampton Inn & Suites of Chillicothe throughout the years and have never been disappointed with them,� All Star President Guy Webb stated. �We can�t think of a better place for fans, drivers, and teams to stay while in Chillicothe for the first annual Dirt Track World Cup!�

A special rate for the �The Classic� has been established for anyone attending the Mega-Event at KC Raceway. A normal $109.00 double room will be $85.00 plus tax and a king bedded room will be $95.00 plus tax down from the normal $119.00. In order to get this rate, just ask for the DIRT TRACK WORLD CUP rate when calling the hotel. Book your room today by calling (740) 773-1616.

Race fans and teams can also make reservations online at this rate by putting the code DTW under the Group/Convention Code option. www.hamptoninn.com

The Hampton Inn & Suites of Chillicothe is located at 100 North Plaza Blvd., Chillicothe , Ohio , USA 45601

Directions: Take23 to Bridge Street exit. Travel 3 miles South on Bridge Street . Turn right at BP station. We are right behind BP on North Plaza Blvd. Hotel is at intersection of US Business 23 ( Bridge Street ) and 35.

For more information on the O�Reilly All Star Late Model Series and the First Annual Dirt Track World Cup Late Model Classic please visit www.allstarlatemodels.com or www.kc-raceway.com.


Eddie Carrier Jr. Dominates O�Reilly All Star Late Model Series Field at KC!

Chillicothe, OH � (September 19, 2009) � Jason Shank � O�Reilly All Star Late Model Series Director

In what proved to be the final test and tune session for the O�Reilly All Star Late Model Series sanctioned �Dirt Track World Cup� Dirt Late Model Classic to be held on October 1, 2, & 3 at Jeff Schrader�s KC Raceway in Chillicothe, OH, Salt Rock, WV�s Eddie Carrier Jr. torched the ASLMS field after setting fast time in �SPEEDWRAPZ� Time Trials, winning his �Hampton Inn of Chillicothe� Heat race, and led all 50 laps of the �Chillicothe 50� for his third ASLMS victory of the 2009 season.

Brandon Kinzer and Carrier brought the field down for green flag with Carrier jumping out to the early lead before Rob Lemaster spun to slow the pace. Michael Paul Howard, Barry Doss, and Kevin Layne also got tangled up in turn four but were awarded theirs starting spots back as the caution was thrown for the spun car of Lemaster. As the field attempted to take the green again, 2008 KC Raceway track champion Ben Adkins spun in turn two to halt the action. The field was finally able to get one lap in before Lemaster spun his car again to bring out the events third caution period and forcing all restarts to go single file for the remainder of the event.

Carrier held point while two more early cautions for Greg Oliver�s mount slowed and the other for Doss and Layne spinning again. The field settled down after the lap four restart and the action picked up. Carrier ran a steady line around the extreme outside of �Ohio�s Fastest 3/8 Mile Dirt Track� holding a solid 12 to 15 car length lead over Jason Montgomery who had made his way passed Kinzer for the second spot.

The pace was slowed again on lap 24 as �Superfly� Coleby Frye spun in turn three giving the third place driver of Tim Dohm nowhere to go. Dohm slid sideways into Frye ending his evening with a 16th place finish.

Carrier continued to lead the 50-lap affair with Montgomery and Robbie Blair in tow. Blair, who is in an intense ASLMS point battle with series point leader Boom Briggs, has used consistency to chip away at a once 40-plus point lead by Briggs. After the �Chillicothe 50� Briggs holds a mere four point edge over Blair going into �The Classic� in October.

After one final caution on lap 45 for the spun car of Kevin Layne, Carrier, in his Grover Motorsports, Engines Inc. sponsored Rocket Chassis went on to hold off Montgomery for his third ASLMS (second at KC) win of the season with Blair coming home third, Rod Conley finishing a strong fourth and Donnie Moran rounding out the top five. Kinzer was sixth, Briggs seventh, eighth was Jared Hawkins, 2009 KC Raceway point champion Delmas Conley ninth and Bed Adkins tenth.



�Chillicothe 50� Summary
September 19, 2009 KC Raceway � Chillicothe, OH
O�Reilly All Star Late Model Series �Chillicothe 50�
A Main (50 Laps)

1. 28 � Eddie Carrier, Jr.
2. 21M � Jason Montgomery
3. W11 � Rob Blair
4. 71R � Rod Conley
5. 99 � Donnie Moran
6. 18C � Brandon Kinzer
7. 99B � Boom Briggs
8. 37- Jared Hawkins
9. 71 � Delmus Conley
10. 11A � Ben Adkins
11. F1 � Coleby Frye
12. 17V � Vick Hill
13. 17D � Bill Williams
14. 41L � Kevin Layne
15. 08 � John Arthurs
16. 17T � Tim Dohm
17. 24H � Michael Paul Howard
18. 12W � Rick Williams
19. 7D � Barry Doss
20. 47 � Greg Oliver
21. 00 -Matt Pistole
22. X1 � Rob Lemaster
23. T97 � Josh Tidwell
24. 99M � Devin Moran

O�Reilly All Star Late Models SPEEDWRAPZ Time Trials
28 � Eddie Carrier Jr. 14.085
71 � Delmas Conley 14.115
17T � Tim Dohm 14.161
W11 � Rob Blair 14.260
12W � Rick Williams 14.288
21M � Jason Montgomery 14.395
F1 � Coleby Frye 14.410
18 � Brandon Kinzer 14.428
11A � Ben Adkins 14.435
99B � Boom Briggs 14.435
99 � Donnie Moran 14.450
17V � Vic Hill 14.712
T97 � Josh Tidwell 14.749
47 � Greg Oliver 14.920
99M � Devin Moran 14.948
24H � Michael Paul Howard 15.042
7D � Barry Doss 15.210
17D � Bill Williams 15.320
41L � Kevin Layne 15.753
00 � Matt Pistole 16.609
X1 � Rob Lemaster 16.865
08 � John Arthurs 16.930
37 � Jared Hawkins NT

Hampton Inn of Chillicothe Heat #1
28 � Eddie Carrier, Jr., 18C � Brandon Kinzer, 71 � Delmas Conley, 99M � Devin Moran, 37 � Jared Hawkins, 17B � Bill Williams, 41L � Kevin Layne, X1 � Rob Lemaster

Hampton Inn of Chillicothe Heat #2
2 W11 � Rob Blair, 21M � Jason Montgomery, 11A � Ben Adkins, 99 � Donnie Moran, 17V � Vick Hill, 7D � Barry Doss, F1 � Coleby Frye, T97- Josh Tidwell

Hampton Inn of Chillicothe Heat #3
99B � Boom Briggs, 17T � Tim Dohm, 12W � Rick Williams, 71R � Rod Conley, 24H � Michael Paul Howard, 47 � Greg Oliver, 08 � John Arthurs, 00- Matt Pistole

2009 O�Reilly All Star Late Model Series Point Standings as of September 4, 2009

1. 99B � Boom Briggs 2530
2. W11 � Rob Blair 2526
3. 71R � Rod Conley 2388
4. F1 � Coleby Frye 2354
5. 37 � Jared Hawkins 2350
6. H1 � Jared Miley 2264
7. 44 � Dave Hess Jr. 1668
8. 9K � Mike Knight 1316
9. 1 � Duane Chamberlain 1035
10. 21 � Matt Lux 1004
 


O�Reilly All Star Late Model Series Point Standings Tight Heading into K-C Raceway

Camargo, IL (9-11-09) - Jason Shank- O�Reilly All Star Late Model Series Director

As the O�Reilly All Star Late Model Series season winds down, ASLMS point leader Boom Briggs holds a slim 14-point lead over Robbie Blair as the series heads to Jeff Schrader�s K-C Raceway for a $5,000 to-win event on Saturday, September 19.

The stop will be the series� third trip to �Ohio�s fastest 3/8 mile dirt track� of the 2009 season. ASLMS point leader Boom Briggs took home the first $5,000 check while Eddie Carrier Jr. made a dramatic last lap pass on R.J. Conley to claim the second event.

The $5,000 to-win event will serve as a �tune-up� for the huge ASLMS sanctioned �Dirt Track World Cup Late Model Classic� that will pay $20,000 to the winner with another $40,000 possible. �We�re excited to get back down to K-C on the 19th as Boom and Robbie are really taking the points battle down to the wire,� Series Director Jason Shank excitedly stated, �and with the Classic being right around the corner we expect a heck of a field! K-C Raceway owner Jeff Schrader also informed me that the day after, September 20th will be a practice day for the Classic. From 9 A.M. to 3 P.M. will be open practice for any team interested. Drivers can contact K-C Raceway for more information on the practice day.�

Drivers expected to be in attendance at K-C Raceway on the 19th include ASLMS regulars such as Rob Blair, current 2009 ASLMS point leader Boom Briggs, Rod Conley, Coleby Frye, Jared Hawkins, and Jared Miley. Also anticipated on being in action for the tune-up to the Classic include K-C regulars and regional stars like Ben Adkins, Keith Berner, Eddie Carrier Jr., Delmas and R.J. Conley, Tim and Zack Dohm, Doug Drown, Bart Hartman, Jason Montgomery, Steve Shaver and Audie Swartz to name a few.

The pit gates for the $5,000 to-win event at K-C Raceway will open at 3:30 p.m. with driver�s meeting at 5:00 and hot laps at 6:00 p.m., the SpeedWrapz Time Trials at approximately 6:45 p.m. as racing will start at 7:30 p.m. For more information please visit www.kc-raceway.com.

Technical Bulletin:
A reminder to all drivers that the ASLMS utilizes the Raceceiver one-way radios at all ASLMS sanctioned events. It is highly recommended and drivers are encouraged to purchase their own Raceceiver radio as many tracks and sanctioning bodies are also utilizing the use of Raceceiver one-way radios.

For more information and to join the O�Reilly All Star Late Model Series please visit www.allstarlatemodels.com.


Brady Smith Holds Off Stellar O�Reilly All Star Late Model Field at Lernerville

Sarver, PA � (September 4, 2009) � Jason Shank � O�Reilly All Star Late Model Series Director

�We had to work for that one,� a relieved Brady Smith said in O�Reilly All Start Late Model Series (ASLMS) victory lane. �We drew the pole and it�s always nice to start there but it doesn�t mean anything at a place like this where you can start in the back and make your way to the front. I seen Chub (Frank) a few times and I knew he was a little different on tires than we were. I actually had to slow down a little bit to maintain the lead.� �The Prodigy� fooled everyone in the scoring tower if he �slowed down a little� as he held off serious challenges from �ChubZilla� Chub Frank and �The Truth� Gregg Satterlee.

Smith and rising western PA star Denton Boyer led the talented field to the green flag with Brady jumping out to the early lead but a quick caution for Jeremy Miller and Bump Hedman set the field up for a complete restart. It was again Smith claiming the lead with Jason Covert sliding underneath Jordan Bland for the second spot from his fifth starting position. Covert pressured Brady for the lead as Smith ran the outside and Covert rode the bottom of the high banked 4/10 Sarver, PA oval. ASLMS regular Coleby Frye spun in turn two to bring out the events second caution and set up a Delaware Style restart that Smith would lead out of turn four.

When racing resumed, one of the hottest drivers in the country, Chub Frank got by Covert for the second position and set his sights on race leader Smith. A few circuits later Satterlee made his way past Covert and into the third spot as the third and final caution flew for the freshly crowned 2009 Lernerville Speedway Champion Alex Ferree as his mount came to a halt in turn 4.

Brady continued to lead the field as ASLMS point leader Boom Briggs, who had to use a B-Main to secure his spot in the 50-lap A-Main was working his way through the field while his counterpart, Robbie Blair (second in ASLMS points) ran solidly in the top five throughout the event. The laps ticked down and the leaders ran into heavy lapped traffic. Smith finessed his way through traffic while Satterlee turned up the wick under his Satterlee Petroleum sponsored Rocket Chassis. Gregg made his move under Chub for the third spot with nine laps remaining and quickly made a move to get by Brady with eight laps remaining.

Satterlee was never technically scored the leader though as his pass was made out of turn two and Smith returned the favor out of turn four. Brady was able to work his way through the lapped cars of Rod Conley and Jared Miley, who were also racing for position, while Satterlee and Frank got caught behind the lapped duo giving way to Smith as he went on to win his first ASLMS event in his Big Red Motorsports, Mid-America Equipment Inc Hydraulics, Willow River Saloon sponsored Bloomquist Chassis. Brady was followed by Frank who made a last lap pass on Gregg to finish second.

Robbie Blair chipped into Boom�s point lead with his fourth place finish while Senoia, GA�s Clint Smith came home fifth. Doug Horton was sixth, Keith Berner seventh, eighth was Tim McCreadie while Jason Covert slipped back to ninth and Boom Briggs rounded out the top ten

�Dual in the Dirt� Summary
September 4, 2009 Lernerville Speedway � Sarver, PA
O�Reilly All Star Late Model Series �Dual in the Dirt�
A Main (50 Laps)

1. 2 � Brady Smith
2. 1* - Chub Frank
3. 22 � Gregg Satterlee
4. W11 � Rob Blair
5. 44S � Clint Smith
6. 46 � Doug Horton
7. 96F � Keith Berner
8. 39 � Tim McCreadie
9. 43A � Jason Covert
10. 99B � Boom Briggs
11. 4 � Alex Ferree
12. 12 � Jordan Bland
13. 11H � Austin Hubbard
14. 37 � Jared Hawkins
15. 71R � Rod Conley
16. H1 � Jared Miley
17. 44 � Dave Hess Jr.
18. 56 � Denton Boyer
19. 4J � John Mollick
20. 48 � John Flinner
21. F1 � Coleby Frye
22. 04 � Bob Close
23. 21 � Matt Lux
24. 24 � Jeremy Miller
25. B22 � Bump Hedman

O�Reilly All Star Late Models SPEEDWRAPZ Time Trials
22s Gregg Satterlee 15.446
24 Jeremy Miller 15.609
43a Jason Covert 15.703
11h Austin Hubbard 15.776
4 Alex Ferree 15.798
39 Tim McCreadie 15.821
44s Clint Smith 15.843
11r Tyler Reddick 15.853
1* Chub Frank 15.854
2j Mike Johnson 15.855
96f Keith Berner 15.865
25 Josh Richards 15.905
2 Brady Smith 15.941
56 Denton Boyer 15.955
f1 Coleby Frye 15.974
21 Matt Lux 15.996
w11 Rob Blair 16.034
37 Jared Hawkins 16.073
12b Jordan Bland 16.109
h1 Jared Miley 16.148
b22 Bump Hedman 16.202
71r Rod Conley 16.218
99b Boom Briggs 16.269
4j John Mollick 16.355
1c Lynn Geisler 16.361
48 John Flinner 16.437
04 Bob Close 16.462
17 Keith Barbara 16.477
44 Dave Hess Jr. 16.559
66 Todd Bachman 16.566
70j D.J. Myers 16.572
53 Chris Farrell 16.664
111 Jim Detman 16.834
23 Tony Burke 17.157
72b Jim Kurpakis 17.196
72 Michael Norris 17.660
46 Doug Horton 18.247
29 Kenny Schaltenbrand NT

O�Reilly All Star Late Model Series Heat 1
22S � Gregg Satterlee, 43A � Jason Covert, 11H � Austin Hubbard, 44S � Clint Smith, 25 � Josh Richards, 39 � Tim McCreadie, 2J � Mike Johnson, 1C � Lynn Geisler, F1 � Coleby Frye, 4 � Alex Ferree

O�Reilly All Star Late Model Series Heat 2
24 � Jeremy Miller, 56 � Denton Boyer, 37 � Jared Hawkins, 71R � Rod Conley, 04 � Bob Close, 70J � D. J. Myers, 48 � John Flinner, 66 � Todd Bachman, 53 � Chris Farrell, 29 � Kenny Schaltenbrand

O�Reilly All Star Late Model Series Heat 3
46 � Doug Horton, 12B � Jordon Bland, 96 � John Brady, 44 � Dave Hess, Jr., B22 � Bump Headman, 99B � Boom Briggs, 111 � Jim Detman, 21 � Matt Lux, 72b � Jim Kurpakis

O�Reilly All Star Late Model Series Heat 4
1* - Chub Frank, 2 � Brady Smith, W11 � Rob Blair, 4J � John Mollick, 11R � Tyler Reddick, 23 � Tony Burke, 72 � Michael Norris, 17 � Keith Barbara, H1 � Jared Miley

O�Reilly All Star Late Model Series B Main 1
39 � Tim McCreadie, 04 � Bob Close, 48 � John Flinner, 2J � Mike Johnson, 70J � D.J. Myers, F1 � Coleby Frye, 1C � Lynn Geisler, 25 � Josh Richards, 29 � Kenny Schaltenbrand, 66 � Todd Bachman, 4 � Alex Ferree, 53 � Chris Farrell

O�Reilly All Star Late Model Series B Main 2
99B � Boom Briggs, B22 � Bump Headman, H1 � Jared Miley, 21 � Matt Lux, 11R � Tyler Reddick, 23 � Tony Burke, 72 � Michael Norris, 111 � Jim Detman, 72B � Jim Kurpakis, 17 � Keith Barbara


2009 O�Reilly All Star Late Model Series Point Standings as of September 4, 2009

1. 99B � Boom Briggs 2352
2. W11 � Rob Blair 2338
3. H1 � Jared Miley 2264
4. 71R � Rod Conley 2202
5. F1 � Coleby Frye 2182
6. 37 � Jared Hawkins 2172
7. 44 � Dave Hess Jr. 1668
8. 9K � Mike Knight 1316
9. 1 � Duane Chamberlain 1035
10. 21 � Matt Lux 1004

For more information please visit www.allstarlatemodels.com and join our mailing list!


O�Reilly All Star Late Model Series Returns to Lernerville Speedway on Friday, September 4

Camargo, IL (8-20-09) - Jason Shank- O�Reilly All Star Late Model Series Director

The O�Reilly All Star Late Model Series will return to Pennsylvania as General Manager Gary Risch Jr. welcomes the ASLMS to the illustrious, semi-banked 4/10 oval, Lernerville Speedway, Sarver, PA on Friday, September 4 for what has been dubbed the All Star �Dual in the Dirt� as the O�Reilly All Star Circuit of Champions Sprint Car Series will share the spotlight with the hot shoes of the ASLMS.

�This show is always one of the most anticipated events on our schedule,� Risch said, �this year, with the All Star Late Models and the All Star Sprints, with being under the same banner, and having the roster of drivers each series brings to their events it�s playing out to be the most exciting Sprint / Late Model shared special event we ever had.� Gary continued, �Jason (Shank) has done a fabulous job with the first year Late Model series and really has the series heading in the right direction. The drivers all seem to be happy with what has been done and where the series is going in the future. We are also expecting fantastic car counts in both classes and cannot wait for the All Stars to return to Lernerville.�

�Lernerville is a first class facility and we are super excited to share the speedway with the All Star Circuit of Champions Sprint Cars,� Series Director Jason Shank said, �I�ve been involved with this show the past few years and it is always an exciting event for the fans.�

The �Dual in the Dirt� will be the second and final appearance of the 2009 season at Lernerville Speedway for the ASLMS after the series held their Inaugural Event back on April 17. Current ASLMS point leader Boom Briggs came home the winner in that inaugural event. Briggs has led the ASLMS Championship Point Standings since and looks to continue his trek to the 2009 ASLMS point championship.

A complete ASLMS program will be in store for the �Dual in the Dirt� including SpeedWrapz Time Trials, Heat Races, B-Main last chance races, and the $5,000 to-win feature event.

Drivers expected to be in attendance throughout the weekend include potential ASLMS regulars such as Rob Blair, current ASLMS point leader Rick �Boom� Briggs, Rod Conley, Coleby Frye, Jared Hawkins, Dave Hess Jr., Mike Knight, and Jared Miley. Also anticipated on being in action for the �Dual in the Dirt� include a mix of national, regional, and local Lernerville regulars including Todd Bachman, Keith Barbara, Denton Boyer, Jason Covert, Ron Davies, Tim Dohm, Lernerville point leader Alex Ferree, John Garvin Jr., Lynn Geisler, Doug Horton, Austin Hubbard, Matt Lux, Gary Lyle, Dave Murdick, Gregg Satterlee, Dan Stone, and a handful of national stars that will be heading to the World of Outlaws sanctioned, �Oil Region Labor Day Classic� at the H & H Motorsports promoted Tri-City Speedway in Franklin, PA for the rest of the holiday weekend.

Lernerville�s pit gates will open at 4:00 p.m. for the $5,000 to-win �Dual in the Dirt� while Driver�s meeting will be held at approximately 6:30 p.m. Hot laps are scheduled to begin around 6:45 p.m. and the SpeedWrapz Time Trials at 7:15 p.m. Racing will follow time trials at approximately 8:00 p.m. For more information please visit www.lernerville.com.

For more information and to join the O�Reilly All Star Late Model Series mailing list please visit www.allstarlatemodels.com.


Competition heats up as the Inaugural All Star Late Model Fantasy League Season Nears Completion

The first Annual All Star Late Model Fantasy League from Fantasy Dirt Racing has completed 9 of the 12 races on the fantasy racing schedule. The 2009 All Star Late Model Fantasy League has featured events at 7 different racetracks. At registration, team owners were able to pick two full time All Star Late Model Drivers. Race team owners were able to pick a third driver consisting of any Super Late Model driver who would be attending the next event to complete their roster for that race. Drivers were then scored based on their A-Main feature finish and quick time.

Top 5 Fantasy Drivers
1.Rob Blair 25 Points
2.Eddie Carrier Jr. 24 Points
3.Boom Briggs 23 Points
4.Coleby Frye 21 Points
5.Chub Frank 20 Points

Teams were entered into a drawing at sign up for a chance to win 2 tickets to an All Star event of their choice and the winner was team WFO77. Teams are now competing for top prize of 2 tickets to a 2010 All Star event of their choice. Over 110 teams have entered from 15 States.

Top 10 Fantasy Teams
1.Dick Dragon 78 Points
2.Fort Seneca Giants 78 Points
3.Mcfly USAFR 78 Points
4.Rochester Racing 76 Points
5.Titsville Terror 73 Points
6.The Darn Sasquatch 68 Points
7.Wilson Mototsports 67 Points
8.11R Modfan 66 Points
9.Team Doghouse 63 Points
10. Doghouse Motorsports 62 Points

For more information about the All Star Circuit of Champions fantasy racing leagues visit www.fantasydirtracing.com, also remember to join the All Star Fantasy Newsletter by Fantasy Dirt Racing to be notified when the 2010 leagues are forming.


O’Reilly All Star Family of Series provide opportunities for fans to interact with the Series


Camargo, IL (7-13-2009) by Kelly Brown – Public Relations Director – This season has been a landmark one for the O’Reilly All Star Family of Series as they have been attempting to create several unique ways that fans can follow and be a part of their favorite family of series. The series has been experimenting with new online technologies to help fans keep up to date with all the racing action, has been establishing traditions at the track to help fans feel a part of the evening’s events, and has been working with sponsors to provide discounts for those who travel to events.


Twitter


In the racing world it pays to be on the edge of innovative technology, and the O’Reilly All Star Family of series is not an exception. Now sprint car fans, drivers and teams can keep track of the All Star Series on their cell phone thanks to Twitter Text Service.
Always know what is going on no matter where you are with the O’Reilly All Star Family of Series by joining the All Star Twitter Text Service. This will be the same service that the All Star Officials will be using to communicate with teams and drivers about cancellations and schedule changes, so it pays for teams, drivers and fans to subscribe to the service.



To join the service all you need to do is send the message: follow ascoc for the All Star Circuit of Champions, follow aslms for the All Star Late Model Series, or follow mdwas for the Midwest All Stars to 40404. Once the text is sent follow the prompts to be added to the distribution list. Standard text messaging rates do apply. If after awhile you change your mind, being deleted from the distribution list is as easy as texting leave with the appropriate series code after it. That's all there is to it! For more information visit www.twitter.com. Or visit our twitter page at www.twitter.com/ascoc and click follow.

 

MySpace and FaceBook


Are you an O’Reilly All Stars Family of Series fan or team member, and a FaceBook fanatic or a My Space maven? Now you can follow the All Stars by adding the series to your online social circle on Face Book or My Space.
To find either of the All Star pages on both sites all you have to do is search [email protected] in the friends’ area to get to the page or click http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=43950645059&ref=ts to join the fan group on Facebook. On My Space visit www.myspace.com/oreillyallstars. Once you have added the All Stars to your social circle you will be able to interact with other fans and even join the O’Reilly All Star Group on FaceBook. This creates a new venue for fans to communicate with each other and the series.
Always know what is going on with the All Star Family of Series when you enter your My Space or FaceBook account by adding the O’Reilly All Stars as a friend as updates are sent in real time when available for events.

 

All Star Fantasy League

 

Have you ever wanted to own your own race team? This season the O’Reilly All Star Circuit of Champions is going to offer fans the next best thing by forming a free fantasy league that anyone can compete in to get a feel of what it is like to be a car owner with their own team of drivers on the road with the series.



The Free Fantasy Dirt Racing All Star Circuit of Champion Fantasy League will feature your favorite All Star Drivers competing on some of the most thrilling tracks on the 2009 schedule. How it works is fans will pick two All Star Drivers at the time of registration. These drivers will be the core of their team. During each race the competitors will then get to pick a third “wild card” driver from a pool of local drivers prior to each event to complete in their three car team. The teams will be scored based on your three drivers Feature finish, with bonus points being added if one of your drivers sets fast time. The 2009 All Star Fantasy Racing Season began with the Williams Grove race on May 1, 2009 and will run through September when the All Stars invade Fremont Speedway, but fans can join any time during the season.
 


To register fans need to go to www.fantasydirtracing.com and sign up. Those who register prior to April 18, 2009, will be entered into a drawing which will be held on April 19, 2009. The winner of this drawing will win two tickets to an All Star Circuit of Champions race of your choice (subject of availability). More prizes will be offered throughout the fantasy racing season and a grand prizes will be awarded to overall winners. For those who are fans of the All Star Late Model Series, there will also be an All Star Late Model Fantasy League, but registration is not open at this time. For more information on the fantasy leagues a visit www.fantasydirtracing.com

 

O’Reilly All Stars Online Racing Series

 

When you combine fast and furious 410 sprint cars and lightning quick late models with an online game, what happens? One of the most exciting online racing games is created, also known as the O’Reilly All Star Circuit of Champions Online Sprint Series.
Created by RPMotorsports the O’Reilly All Star Circuit of Champions Online Sprint Series is a place where race fans can try their hand at racing online with fellow fans and even some of their favorite drivers. The online game is a realistic simulation of what it is like to race on some of the most infamous dirt tracks in the United States.


Race fans and online gamers can sign up to be a part of the league at www.oreillyallstarsonline.com . The site includes a schedule to see where the Sprint Series will be stopping in its first season, results, point standings and rules for competitors. Also, players can check out the new exciting format that will be used. Don’t miss out on a minute of the online racing action. Visit www.oreillyallstarsonline.com for more details and the latest news regarding the series.

 

Hotel Discounts for fans at Extended Stay Hotels


When you are on the road as much as the O’Reilly All Star Racing Series, it always helps to know that there will be a place waiting for you at the end of an exciting night at the track and Extended Stay Hotels provides just that. Extended Stay Hotels are not only a great place to stay for All Star teams and fans, but they also provide a cost effective way to make it to all events.


Extended Stay Hotels promises their guests that “no matter where you are, no matter how long your stay, their suites offer all the comforts of home and office at a price that makes sense.” Extended Stay Hotels also provides the All Star Series with a discounted rate at any time. To redeem the rate all you need to do is make your reservation at www.extendedstayhotels.com and enter the company code STR to receive the special racers rate.


Wherever the O’Reilly All Stars Race, don’t be left in the dust at the end of the night. Make sure to make your reservations at Extended Stay Hotels, so that you will have somewhere to relax at the end of an action packed night of racing action.


O’Reilly All Stars at the Track


When attending some races, some fans like to stay in their seats, but it is the goal of the O’Reilly All Stars to give their fans a unique experience at the track. The series throws several O'Reilly T-Shirts, Hats and frisbees in the stands at each event. One of the other ways the series tries to reach out is to invite fans to be a part of the card draw.


Each night the series hosts a card re-draw that determines were the top six starters will start. The series invites fans to participate in this process by having children in the audience draw cards for each driver to determine where they will start in the night’s main event. This provides a unique experience for fans as they get to meet their favorite drivers up close and interact with them.


The O’Reilly All Star of series would like to thank all of their loyal fans and would like to invite them to take part in any of the track traditions like the draw, online with web based groups, follow the series by phone, and even offer discounts to fans when they travel to events. Also make sure to visit www.oreillyallstars.com for the most up to date information on all of the O’Reilly All Star Family of Series.
 


The O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series Heads to Indiana for Two, $5,000 to Win’s at Twin Cities Raceway Park and Lawrenceburg Speedway
 
Camargo, IL (7-9-09) - Jason Shank- O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series Director
 
The O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series will be back in action next weekend as they make their first trip into the state of Indiana for a pair of $5,000 to-win events.  The weekend will kick off on Friday, July 17 at Twin Cities Raceway Park in North Vernon, IN for the ‘Ted Collins Memorial’ and will finish at Lawrenceburg Speedway in Lawrenceburg, IN on Saturday, July 18 for the second of two $5,000 to-win shows.
 
‘I’m looking forward to the Indiana weekend,’ Series Director Jason Shank said, ‘both facilities are very racy places and with all of the excitement for the Dirt Track World Championship at Lawrenceburg this year, we expect excellent car counts for the entire weekend.’
 
Boom Briggs from Bear Lake, PA continues to lead the ASLMS point standings after ten events completed with Robbie Blair, Titusville, PA a close second.  South Park, PA’s Jared Miley sits third in the points followed by Wheelersburg, OH’s ‘Hot’ Rod Conley and Dover, PA’s Coleby Frye in fifth.  WV’s Jared Hawkins is sixth in championship points while Dave Hess Jr., Mike Knight, Devin Friese, and Eddie Carrier Jr. round out the top ten.
 
Drivers expected to be in attendance throughout the weekend include ASLMS regulars such as Rob Blair, current 2009 ASLMS point leader Boom Briggs , Rod Conley, Coleby Frye, Jared Hawkins, Dave Hess Jr., Mike Knight, and Jared Miley.  Also anticipated on being in action during for the weekend at Twin Cities and Lawrenceburg is an array of Ohio, Illinois, and Indiana drivers. 
 
Twin Cities’ pit gates will open at 3:00 p.m. for the $5,000 to-win ‘Ted Collins Memorial’ while driver’s meeting will be held at approximately 5:30p.m. Hot laps are scheduled to begin around 6:00 p.m. and the SpeedWrapz Time Trials at 6:30 p.m.  Racing will follow the SpeedWrapz time trials. For more information please visit www.twincitiesracing.net.
 
Pit gates for Lawrenceburg will open at 3:00 p.m. with the driver’s meeting at approximately 5:30p.m. Hot laps are scheduled to begin around 6:00 p.m. and the SpeedWrapz Time Trials at 6:30 p.m.  Racing will follow the SpeedWrapz time trials.
 
Technical Bulletin:
A reminder to all drivers that the ASLMS utilizes the Raceceiver one-way radios at all ASLMS sanctioned events.  It is highly recommended and drivers are encouraged to purchase their own Raceceiver radio as many tracks and sanctioning bodies are also utilizing the use of Raceceiver one-way radios.
 
For more information and to join the O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series please visit www.allstarlatemodels.com.


D.J. Myers Collects $10,000 with Win at 34th Annual Yankee Doodle!
 
Clearfield, PA – (July 3, 2009) – Jason Shank – O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series Director
 
It was Greencastle, PA’s D.J. Myers taming the ultra fast Central Pennsylvania Speedway as he survived a late race caution with pressure from O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series regular Robbie Blair to collect his first career ASLMS victory in the 34th Annual ‘Yankee Doodle 50’. 
 
Thompson, PA’s Dan Stone and Blair led the crop of 24 drivers to the green with Blair blasting to the early lead but the lead was short lived as former World of Outlaws Late Model Series Champion Tim McCreadie, who also just returned from a broken back suffered at January’s Chili Bowl, slide over the banking in turns one and two to bring out the first caution of the event.  When action resumed, the ‘Titusville Terror’ continued to lead while NASCAR Superstar Ken Schrader also went over the banking in turns one and two but recovered to keep the event green until Stone slowed with a flat tire on lap four.
 
The action was fast and furious when racing resumed while ASLMS regular and new CPS Track Record Holder Coleby Frye drifted over the banking surrendering his top-five spot as D.J. Myers was making his way through the field from his twelfth starting position.  After two quick cautions on laps seven and eight for Ron Davies and Keith Barbara, who was also running in the top-five, Myers continued his assault on ‘The Big Bear’.
 
After a handful of cautions, mostly for flat tires, Myers made his way around budding star Gregg Satterlee for second and set his sights on race leader Blair.  D.J. caught Robbie and made his move on lap 19 to take the lead in his Gunter’s Honey, PPM Chassis, Hershey Racing Engines sponsored mount.  Myers stretched his lead out ASLMS point leader Boom Briggs brought out a caution for a flat tire on lap 31 tightening the field.  Briggs returned at the tail of the field while Myers continued to lead.
 
 Boom, racing for points, had the hammer down and was back into the top-five with a mere five laps remaining  Myers looked to have the event in the bag as the laps wound down but a caution for the flat tire of Jeremy Miller on lap 49 set up a green-white-checkered finish with Blair on the rear deck-lid of Myers.  D.J. was able to fend off Blair to garner his first ASLMS feature win with Blair coming home second, Satterlee, Briggs after a lap 31 flat tire came home fourth and Devin Friese rounded out the top five.  Scott Haus was sixth, Matt Gaston seventh, eighth was Jeff Rine, Rod Conley came home ninth with Jared Miley in a borrowed car from Benny Gordon was tenth.
 
34th Annual ‘Yankee Doodle 50’ Summary
July 3, 2009 Central PA Speedway


Official O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series
34th Annual ‘Yankee Doodle 50’ (50 Laps):
1. 70J D.J. Myers
2. W11 Robbie Blair
3. 22 Gregg Satterlee
4. 99B Boom Briggs
5. 12 Devin Friese
6. 33 Scott Haus
7. 47 Matt Gaston
8. 2J Jeff Rine
9. 71R Rod Conley
10. H1 Jared Miley
11. 24M Jeremy Miller
12. 37 Jared Hawkins
13. 5 Mike Blose
14. 53 Chris Farrell
15. 25 Shane Clanton
16. 71D Ron Davies
17. 39 Tim McCreadie
18. 9 Ken Schrader
19. F1 Coleby Frye
20. 44 Dave Hess Jr.
21. 17 Keith Barbara
22. 56 Denton Boyer
23. 21D Dan Stone
24. 39F Greg Fetters
 
O’Reilly All Star Late Models SPEEDWRAPZ Time Trials
 
F1 Coleby Frye15.447
39F Greg Fetters15.538
25 Shane Clanton15.541
70J D.J. Myers15.704
W11 Rob Blair15.797
22 Gregg Satterlee15.844
2J Jeff Rine15.877
39 Tim McCreadie15.879
17 Keith Barbara15.887
H1 Jared Miley15.933
33 Scott Haus15.934
5W Waylon Wagner15.971
21D Dan Stone15.972
27Y Jim Yoder16.013
99B Boom Briggs16.114
9 Ken Schrader16.203
37 Jared Hawkins16.204
71D Ron Davies16.241
24M Jeremy Miller16.312
5 Mike Blose16.466
71R Rod Conley16.523
48 John Flinner 16.527
47 Matt Gaston16.533
32Y Dylan Yoder16.600
56 Denton Boyer16.639
66 Benny Gordon16.648
19 Gary Beward16.649
14R Derek Rodkey16.724
33S Byron Sipe16.902
55 Denny Fenton16.936
12 Devin Friese16.958
53 Chris Farrell16.963
34D Bob Dunn17.162
9K Mike Knight17.232
44 Dave Hess Jr.17.273
51 Chuck Kennedy17.360
24MJ Jason Witherite17.485
1B Duane Brooks17.689
1J Jason Walker18.098
7J Josh Young18.169
32 Billy Dickson18.248
19M Chad Maney18.791
N07 Jason DupontNT
M1 Mike MortNT


O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series Heat 1
39 Tim McCreadie, F1 Coleby Frye, 37 Jared Hawkins, 12 Devin Friese, 47 Matt Gaston, 71R Rod Conley, 7J Josh Young, 33S Byron Sipe, H1 Jared Miley, 5W Waylon Wagner, 48 John Flinner DNS
 
O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series Heat 2
25 Shane Clanton, 17 Keith Barbara, 24M Jeremy Miller, 2J Jeff Rine, 33 Scott Haus, 14R Derek Rodkey, 9K Mike Knight, 32Y Dylan Yoder, 32 Billy Dickson, 55 Denny Fenton, N07 Jason Dupont DNS
 
O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series Heat 3
9 Ken Schrader, 21D Dan Stone, 99B Boom Briggs, 71D Ron Davies, 44 Dave Hess Jr., 5 Mike Blose, 27Y Jim Yoder, 39F Greg Fetters, 1B Duane Brooks, 66 Benny Gordon, 19M Chad Maney
 
O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series Heat 4
22 Gregg Satterlee, W11 Rob Blair, 70J D.J. Myers, 53 Chris Farrell, 34D Bob Dunn, 56 Denton Boyer, 51 Chuck Kennedy, 24MJ Jason Witherite, 1J Jason Walker, 19 Gary Beward, M1 Mike Mort DNS
 
2009 O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series Point Standings as of June 14, 2009
 
1. 99B – Boom Briggs 1836
2. W11 – Rob Blair 1806
3. H1 – Jared Miley 1762
4. 71R – Rod Conley 1720
5. F1 – Coleby Frye 1698
6. 37 – Jared Hawkins 1638
7. 44 – Dave Hess Jr. 1508
8. 9K – Mike Knight 1316
9. 12 – Devin Friese 799
10. 28 - Eddie Carrrier Jr. 772
 
Upcoming Schedule
July 17 – Twin Cities Speedway – North Vernon, IN - $5,000
July 18 – Lawrenceburg Speedway – Lawrenceburg, IN - $5,000
 
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O’Reilly All Star Late Models Prepare for $10,000 to-Win Yankee Doodle at CPS!
 
Camargo, IL (6-24-09) - Jason Shank- O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series Director
 
Bear Lake, PA’s Boom Briggs will lead the O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series contingent into July as the tour will make their second and final stop of 2009 to ‘The Big Track’, Tim Bainey’s Central Pennsylvania Speedway for the $10,000 to-win ‘Yankee Doodle 50’ on Friday, July 3. 
 
“We’re expecting quite a turnout this year for the Yankee Doodle.  Last year there were several cars from out of state who I had personally talked with and they were planning on being there, but when the weather report said rain, rain, rain I guess the six hour haul was risky.  We’ve had some of the top guys in dirt racing at the speedway for this prestigious race before and with $10,000 to win, I’m sure there will be some more to add to that list,” was Director of Operations Dan Bainey’s outlook for the event.
 
Last years Yankee Doodle saw ASLMS Member Keith Barbara of South Park, PA take home the $7000 payday, holding off charging efforts from World of Outlaws Late Model Series star Chub Frank and Jared Miley, also of South Park, PA and 2009 ‘Grizzly’ winner back in May at CPS.
 
CPS Owner Tim Bainey noted “We haven’t set the admission for the Yankee Doodle yet, but I’m hoping the $15 Admission we’re starting the season with is a BIG HIT with the fans.  I would like to keep it as low as we can for the Yankee Doodle, the fans have said this is what they want – and I’m going to give them a chance to prove it!”
 
Drivers expected to be in attendance throughout the weekend include ASLMS regulars such as Rob Blair, Keith Barbara, current 2009 ASLMS point leader Boom Briggs , Rod Conley, Coleby Frye, Dave Hess Jr., Mike Knight, and Jared Miley.  Also anticipated on being in action during the inaugural ASLMS weekend include some of Western PA’s finest like Mike Blose, Denton Boyer, Ricky Elliott, Alex Ferree, John Flinner, Gregg Satterlee, Dan Stone to name a few.
 
Central PA Speedway’s pit gates will open at 3:00 p.m. for the $10,000 to-win ‘Yankee Doodle 50’ while driver’s meeting will be held at approximately 5:15p.m. Hot laps are scheduled to begin around 5:30 p.m. and the SpeedWrapz Time Trials at 6:30 p.m.  Racing will follow the SpeedWrapz time trials. For more information please visit www.thebigtrack.com.
 
Technical Bulletin:
A reminder to all drivers that the ASLMS utilizes the Raceceiver one-way radios at all ASLMS sanctioned events.  It is highly recommended and drivers are encouraged to purchase their own Raceceiver radio as many tracks and sanctioning bodies are also utilizing the use of Raceceiver one-way radios.
 
For more information and to join the O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series please visit www.allstarlatemodels.com.


Eddie Carrier Jr. Bags Second O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series Win at Tyler County
 
Middlebourne, WV – (June 20, 2009) – Jason Shank – O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series Director
 
‘The Salt Rock Express’ Eddie Carrier Jr. again made his presence known at Tyler County Speedway, also known as ‘The Bullring’ in Middlebourne, WV as he became the second repeat winner on the O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series tour in 2009.  Carrier used a fast but steady line to get by early race leader Mike Benedum on lap 14 on the ultra smooth Tyler County surface.
 
Tyler County Speedway locals Doug Eaton and Mike Benedum led the talented crop of 24 drivers to the green with Benedum grabbing the early lead from his outside starting spot.  The pace was slowed for an early red flag as St. Clairsville, OH’s Mark Banal took a terrible ride down the front straightaway.  Banal barrel rolled at least four times before his mount came to a halt just feet from the entrance to turn one.  Banal was later disqualified for his antics after the accident and will be suspended from O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series competition indefinitely.  Also collected in the violent accident was Greg Baumberger and Butch McGill. 
 
When the green flag reappeared Benedum continued to lead as fourth starting Carrier Jr. began to put the pressure on.  Carrier snagged the lead from Benedum on the fourteenth go-round as the young ASLMS contingent began to make their charge to the front.  South Park, PA’s Jared Miley, who started sixth was barreling down on Benedum for second as the 11th starting Coleby Frye from Dover, PA made a charge to the front using the low line of ‘The Bullring’.  Fairmont, WV’s Jared Hawkins also made his way to the top five from his 9th starting spot.
 
On the 28th circuit Miley and Hawkins battled side-by-side for the second spot for numerous laps as Benedum started to fade.  Carrier began to run into a plethora of lapped cars to let what has now become a three car battle, including Miley, Hawkins, and Frye, for second close in.  The three youngsters swapped positions every lap and as Frye made his way under Hawkins for second and looked under the Engines Inc., Grover Motorsports, Grover Racing Engines sponsored Rocket Chassis of race leader Carrier.  Just as Carrier fought off the charge from Frye, the second caution of the event appeared as Tyler County Speedway regular Joe Loudin spun on lap 42.
 
The remaining eight laps were all Carrier as he went on to win his second ASLMS event of the season claiming the Eaton – Childers Memorial ‘King of the Ring’ and the $5,000 payday.  Holding on to second was Frye followed by Miley in third.  Bruceton Mills, WV’s Doug Horton slipped into fourth with Hawkins coming home fifth.  Robbie Blair was sixth as ASLMS points leader Boom Briggs came home seventh. Tim Dohm, Mike Benedum, and Paul Wilmouth rounded out the top ten finishers.
 
 
Eaton – Childers Memorial ‘King of the Ring’ Summary
June 20, 2009 Tyler County Speedway


Official O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series
Eaton – Childers Memorial ‘King of the Ring’ (50 Laps):
1. 28 Eddie Carrier Jr.
2. F1 Coleby Frye
3. H1 Jared Miley
4. 46 Doug Horton
5. 37 Jared Hawkins
6. W11 Robbie Blair
7. 99B Boom Briggs
8. 17T Tim Dohm
9. 25B Mike Benedum
10. B1 Paul Wilmouth
11. 00H Chuck Harper
12. 5L Joe Loudin
13. 32B Greg Baumberger
14. 71R Rod Conley
15. E10 Brian Eaton
16. 77 Scott Pelts
17. 14C Corey Conley
18. 1E Doug Eaton
19. 6T Zack Dohm
20. 44 Dave Hess Jr.
21. 75W Steve Weigle
22. 12W Rick Williams
23. 1MC Butch McGill
24. T8 Mark Banal - DQ
 
O’Reilly All Star Late Models SPEEDWRAPZ Time Trials
 
77 Scott Pelts 13.410
W11 Rob Blair 13.529
37 Jared Hawkins 13.563
46 Doug Horton 13.585
25B Mike Benedum 13.605
T8 Mark Banal 13.614
17T Tim Dohm 13.619
B1 Paul Wilmouth 13.621
1E Doug Eaton 13.655
1MC Butch McGill 13.661
13 Steve Wilmouth 13.679
32B Greg Baumberger 13.700
28 Eddie Carrier Jr. 13.724
6T Zack Dohm 13.724
44 Dave Hess Jr. 13.731
H1 Jared Miley 13.748
71R Rod Conley 13.804
5M Jimmy McCloud 13.815
0 Richard Frazier 13.892
99B Boom Briggs 13.898
00H Chuck Harper 13.907
5L Joe Loudin 13.909
14C Corey Conley 13.979
75W Steve Weigle 13.998
D1 Robbie Scott 14.045
15D Donnie Dotson 14.098
40E Mike Eaton 14.128
F1 Coleby Frye 14.164
E10 Brian Eaton 14.233
12W Rick Williams 14.282
01 Josh Coffman 14.331
18D Danny Mitchell 14.608
K2 Kris Southern 14.754

O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series Heat 1
W11 Rob Blair, 25B Mike Benedum, 37 Jared Hawkins, 77 Scott Pelts, 6T Zack Dohm, 13 Steve Wilmouth, 71R Rod Conley, 15D Donnie Dotson, 5M Jimmy McCloud
 
O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series Heat 2
B1 Paul Wilmouth, 1E Doug Eaton, T8 Mark Banal, 14C Corey Conley, 75W Steve Weigle, 5L Joe Loudin, 0 Richard Frazier, K2 Kris Southern
 
O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series Heat 3
44 Dave Hess Jr., H1 Jared Miley, F1 Coleby Frye, 32B Greg Baumberger, 01 Josh Coffman, 99B Boom Briggs, D1 Robbie Scott, 40E Mike Eaton
 
O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series Heat 4
28 Eddie Carrier Jr., 00H Chuck Harper, 12W Rick Williams, 17T Tim Dohm, E10 Brian Eaton, 18D Danny Mitchell, 46 Doug Horton, 1MC Butch McGill
 
2009 O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series Point Standings as of June 14, 2009
 
1. 99B – Boom Briggs 1650
2. W11 – Rob Blair 1616
3. H1 – Jared Miley 1588
4. 71R – Rod Conley 1544
5. F1 – Coleby Frye 1542
6. 37 – Jared Hawkins 1468
7. 44 – Dave Hess Jr. 1354
8. 9K – Mike Knight 1186
9. 28 - Eddie Carrrier Jr. 772
10. 21 – Matt Lux 678
 
Upcoming Schedule
July 3 – Central Pennsylvania Speedway – Clearfield, PA - $10000
July 17 – Twin Cities Speedway – North Vernon, IN - $5,000
July 18 – Lawrenceburg Speedway – Lawrenceburg, IN - $5,000
 
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ASLMS Point Standings Heat Up as Tour Heads to Tyler County Speedway‏

Camargo, IL (6-15-09) - Jason Shank- O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series Director
 
The last two tour winners, Boom Briggs of Bear Lake, PA and Robbie Blair of Titusville, PA are also the top two drivers in O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series Championship Point Standings and are now getting ready to attack ‘The Bullring’ called Tyler County Speedway in Middlebourne, WV on Saturday, June 20.  Tyler County Speedway is also the place ASLMS tour regular Jared Hawkins, Fairmont, WV calls his home track and will be looking to ‘dethrone’ the top two competitors so far on the 2009 ASLMS tour.
 
The ‘Eaton – Childers Memorial King of the Ring’ will mark the series’ first visit into the state of West Virginia and after this past weekend’s event at Tri-City, the ASLMS points battle is becoming tighter and tighter.  36 points is all that separates point leader Boom Briggs and Robbie Blair.  A mere 34 points separates third place Jared Miley, South Park, PA and Blair with Wheelersburg, OH’s Rod Conley is only 22 points behind Miley.  Dover, PA’s Coleby Frye rounds out the top-five in points followed by Jared Hawkins, Dave Hess Jr., Waterford, PA, Mike Knight, Ripley, NY, Matt Lux, Franklin, PA, and Duane Chamberlain of Richmond, IN sits tenth in ASLMS points.
 
Drivers expected to be in attendance throughout the weekend include ASLMS regulars such as Rob Blair, current 2009 ASLMS point leader Boom Briggs, Rod Conley, Coleby Frye, Jared Hawkins, Dave Hess Jr., Mike Knight, and Jared Miley.  Also anticipated on being in action at ‘The Bullring’ Tyler County Speedway include Keith Barbara, Eddie Carrier Jr., Doug Horton, Joe Loudin, Butch McGill, Steve Shaver, as well as Paul and Steve Wilmouth.
 
The pit gates for the $5,000 to-win event at Tyler County Speedway will open at 4:00p.m. with the driver’s meeting at 6:00 and hot laps around 6:30 p.m., the SpeedWrapz Time Trials at approximately 7:00 p.m. as racing will start immediately following the SpeedWrapz Time Trials.  For more information please visit www.tylercountyspeedway.net


The ‘Titusville Terror’ Robbie Blair Dominates ‘Cranberry Pennzoil 40’ at Tri-City Speedway
 
Franklin, PA – (June 14, 2009) – Jason Shank – O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series Director
 
Robbie Blair made a name for himself in northwestern PA and he showed why as he lead the final 36 laps of the O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series sanctioned ‘Cranberry Pennzoil 40’ at Tri-City Speedway in Franklin, PA.  Blair took the lead from series points leader Boom Briggs on the fourth circuit and cruised to his first career ASLMS win.
 
Ron Davies and Boom Briggs led the 24-car field to the green flag with Briggs jumping out to the early lead.  An absolutely fantastic start for the seventh starting Blair as he worked his way to the bumper of the race leader Briggs by the third lap and pulled along side the ASLMS point leader to take the lead on lap four before Max Blair spun in turn two to bring out the first of two cautions.
 
When racing resumed, Blair and his Specialty Products, Bossards Auto, MWB Decals 25th Anniversary Rocket Chassis continued to lead as ninth place starting David Scott, subbing for the injured Bill Henry, raced his way up to the top-five and was challenging Boom for the second spot by lap ten.  The ‘Slow Ride’, Scott, Briggs, and Ron Davies battled for the second spot.  Davies took claim of the second position while Boom and Scott continued to battle for third.  Blair started to pull away from Davies as the second caution was thrown on lap 16 for Rod Conley’s spinning mount after making contact with Dutch Davies on the front stretch.
 
It was again Blair leading the field to the green as Scott made his move on Davies to take the second position.  Davies didn’t let Scott get away as Ron made his way back around Scott on lap 24.  A few circuits later it was World of Outlaws Late Model Series regular, Chub Frank joining the party as he now battled with Davies and Scott.  Both Frank and Scott were able to get by Davies as Ron began to fade. 
 
With ten laps remaining, Blair still held the point while Briggs and Dave Hess Jr., we now pressuring Davies for the fourth spot.  Both Boom and Hess Jr., were able to get by Davies as Blair took the checkered flag for his first ever O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series win followed by Scott in second, Frank, Briggs, and Hess in fifth.  Franklin, PA’s Matt Lux came home sixth as Ron Davies faded to seventh with Mike Knight, Jared Miley, and Rod Conley rounding out the top 10.
 
 
‘Cranberry Pennzoil 40’ Summary
 June 14, 2009 Tri-City Speedway


Official O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series
‘Cranberry Pennzoil 40’ (40 Laps):
1. Robbie Blair
2. David Scott
3. Chub Frank
4. Rick Briggs
5. Dave Hess Jr.
6. Matt Lux
7. Ron Davies
8. Mike Knight
9. Jared Miley
10. Rod Conley
11. Russell King
12. Jared Hawkins
13. Darrell Bossard
14. Wally Fox
15. Brent Rhebergen
16. Alex Ferree
17. Mickey Wright
18. Dutch Davies
19. Coleby Frye
20. Kyle Zimmerman
21. Derek Frank
22. Bryan Salisbury
23. Max Blair
24. Carl McKinney
 
O’Reilly All Star Late Models SPEEDWRAPZ Time Trials
 
37 Jared Hawkins 18.614
40 Dutch Davies 18.757
1* Chub Frank 18.775
71D Rob Davies 18.794
W11 Robbie Blair 18.832
07R Brent Rhebergen 18.842
99B Boom Briggs 18.873
H1 Jared Miley 19.050
4 Alex Ferree 19.120
56K Russell King 19.132
71R Rod Conley 19.151
21* David Scott 19.169
9K Mike Knight 19.268
22B Darrell Bossard 19.345
M1 Mickey Wright 19.517
44 Dave Hess Jr. 19.739
F1 Coleby Frye 19.914
90 Wally Fox 20.101
Z17 Kyle Zimmerman 20.487
111 Max Blair 20.524
26 Brian Salisbury 20.559
16* Dereck Frank 20.975
21L Carl McKinney NT
21 Matt Lux NT

O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series Heat 1
71D Ron Davies, 40 Dutch Davies, 99B Boom Briggs, 37 Jared Hawkins, 21* David Scott, 07R Brent Rhebergen, 4 Alex Ferree, 56K Russell King, 71R Rod Conley, 22B Darrell Bossard, Z17 Kyle Zimmerman, 111 Max Blair
 
O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series Heat 2
W11 Robbie Blair, H1 Jared Miley, M1 Mickey Wright, 1* Chub Frank, F1 Coleby Frye, 21 Matt Lux, 9K Mike Knight, 44 Dave Hess Jr., 90 Wally Fox, 26 Brian Salisbury, 16* Dereck Frank, 21L Carl McKinney
 
2009 O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series Point Standings as of June 14, 2009
 
1. 99B – Boom Briggs 1470
2. W11 – Rob Blair 1434
3. H1 – Jared Miley 1400
4. 71R – Rod Conley 1378
5. F1 – Coleby Frye 1352
6. 37 – Jared Hawkins 1284
7. 44 – Dave Hess Jr. 1200
8. 9K – Mike Knight 1186
9. 21 – Matt Lux 678
10. 1 – Duane Chamberlain 649
 
Upcoming Schedule
June 20 – Tyler County Speedway – Middlebourne, WV - $5000
July 3 – Central Pennsylvania Speedway – Clearfield, PA - $10000
 
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The O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series Roll Into June with a Trip to Tri-City Speedway

Camargo, IL (6-8-09) - Jason Shank- O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series Director
 
After a very busy month of May the O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series will make their way back into the state of Pennsylvania with a visit to the Hetrick Racing Inc. owned Tri-City Speedway, Franklin, PA, on Sunday, June 14th for a $5,000 to win event.
 
The June 14 date at Tri-City Speedway will mark the series’ first event at the ‘Oil Regions #1 Sunday Night Race Track’ and a place where ASLMS point leader Boom Briggs, Bear Lake, PA, would like to continue his hot streak on tour. Boom notched his third ASLMS win of the season at Butler (MI) Motor Speedway on Saturday, May 30th, and followed that up with a win at Tri-City Speedway, driving his cousin’s (World of Outlaws regular Chubb Frank) car in a tune-up for the highly anticipated, $5,000 to win ASLMS show.
 
Other ASLMS regulars will also be gunning for the Tri-City trophy as the 2009 ASLMS Championship Point Standings are beginning to heat up. Robbie Blair, Titusville, PA, sits second in the ASLMS points battle and will basically be racing in his back yard at the big Franklin, PA half mile. Jared Miley of South Park, PA will also be looking to gain on Briggs after his win at Central Pa Speedway and solid runs in Michigan to move into third in the year long battle. Wheelersburg, OH’s Rod Conley gained momentum in Michigan as well after claiming the $5,000 to win prize at Hartford Motor Speedway and now sits fourth in the ASLMS standings with Dover, PA’s Coleby Frye a close fifth.
 
Drivers expected to be in attendance throughout the weekend include ASLMS regulars such as Rob Blair, current 2009 ASLMS point leader Boom Briggs, Rod Conley, Coleby Frye, Jared Hawkins, Dave Hess Jr., Mike Knight, and Jared Miley. Also anticipated on being in action at Tri-City Speedway include Keith Barbara, Dick Barton, Mike Blose, Bob Close, Ron Davies, Matt Lux, Jeremy Miller, and Gregg Satterlee among other western PA regulars.
 
The pit gates for the $5,000 to-win event at Tri-City Speedway will open at 3:00p.m. with the driver’s meeting at 4:45 and hot laps around 5:15p.m., the SpeedWrapz Time Trials at approximately 6:00 p.m. as racing will start immediately following the SpeedWrapz Time Trials. For more information please visit www.tricityspeedway.com.
 
Technical Bulletin:
A reminder to all drivers that the ASLMS utilizes the Raceceiver one-way radios at all ASLMS sanctioned events. It is highly recommended and drivers are encouraged to purchase their own Raceceiver radio as many tracks and sanctioning bodies are also utilizing the use of Raceceiver one-way radios.
 
For more information and to join the O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series please visit www.allstarlatemodels.com.

‘Hot’ Rod Conley Takes O’Reilly All Stars vs. ALMS Battle at Hartford! 

Hartford, MI – (May 29, 2009) – Jason Shank – O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series Director 

“I’ve never been there before but from what I hear it’s a big, hammer-down place, and I’m not all that good at big places” Wheelersburg, OH’s Rod Conley said before heading north to Hartford Motor Speedway in Hartford, MI.  You can bet your bottom dollar that he will rephrase that sentence now after claiming $5,000 en-route to his first career O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series event at the huge 5/8 mile Michigan oval.  

Fairmont, WV’s Jared Hawkins along with Conley led the mixed group of All Star drivers and ALMS drivers to the green with ‘Hot Rod’ taking the early lead with ‘Superfly’ Coleby Frye following into second before the slowed car of Mike Knight brought out the events first caution.  During the caution period, Frye, second in All Star points, pulled off the speedway with what was said to be motor problems and did not return.  

Conley and his Conley Trucking / Rocket Chassis / Draime Racing Engines / American Metal Supply / Brown Sevices LLC sponsored #71R led the field to the ensuing green flag but Hawkins, who was third in the running order spun coming out of turn four collecting or making contact with a slew of drivers including All Star point leader Boom Briggs, Brian Ruhlman, J.R. Hotovy, and Jeep Van Wormer among others. 

When racing resumed Conley set a torrid pace with the ‘Titusville Terror’ Robbie Blair in tow.  On lap eight Rod was into lapped traffic as Robbie quickly closed the gap.  Conley had to take evasive action as a lapped car wreaked havoc on the race leader.  Rod was running the low groove with Blair riding the rim on the outside.  The lapped car chose the low grove in turns three and four blocking Conley and giving Robbie and open door to take the lead.  Blair blasted out of turn four the new race leader as Conley stayed right on his rear deck-lid.  The two ran nose to tail until Briggs’s mount came to a slow roll in turn two to bring out the caution flag on lap 17.  While the field was pacing under yellow, Blair’s left rear tire went flat sending him pit-side to change his tire.  Robbie rejoined the rear of the field as new leader Conley took the green. 

Blair began a new assault on the field as he tried to work his way back up to the front with just over half way remaining.  Robbie’s cause was helped by a few more cautions as not only him but B-Main winner Frank Heckenost Jr. weaved his way through the field into a top five spot.   

Conley pulled away from the field the rest of the way to take his first career O’Reilly All Star win followed by Matt Miller in second, Jared Miley in third, Heckenost Jr, fourth and the hard charging Blair in fifth.  Casey Noonen was sixth followed by Curt Spalding, Mike Knight, Alan Vochaska, and Dave Hess Jr. to round out the top ten.  

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Boom Briggs Extends Point Lead with Win at Bulter Battlegrounds! 

Quincy, MI – (May 30, 2009) – Jason Shank – O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series Director 

Boom Briggs, Bear Lake, PA, used the high line of Butler ‘Battlegrounds’ Speedway to get by Wheelersburg, OH’s Rod Conley with ten laps to go to pick up his third O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series win of the 2009 season.  “I needed this one bad,” Boom said as he climbed out of his Horton Equipment / Sorbera Family Chiropractic / CJ's Auto Transport / Briggs Transport / Sunset Dairy / American Racer Tires Rocket Chassis in Victory Lane.  “I was riding around on the bottom there and seen (Mike) Knight show me his nose on the outside so I thought I’d go up there to see if I could find traction.  I struggled to get into a solid rhythm after (Rod) Conley got by me but once we got on top the car just kind of took off,” Briggs exclaimed.  

Briggs and Conley led the 24-car field to the green flag with Boom jumping out to the early lead before a lap one, 7 car pileup including A.J Burns, Corey Bevard, Rich Neiser, Mike Langdon, Jacob Rendel, Bryan Koebbe, and Danny Knowles.  All drivers involved were okay and racing was resumed after the accident was cleared.  Briggs continued to lead as the field got back up to speed with Conley and Mike Knight, Ripley, NY, in hot pursuit. 

As the laps ticked away Jared Miley, South Park, PA and multi-time Butler Speedway track champion Terry Sroufe battled side-by-side for over ten laps, dueling for the fourth position while Boom’s eight to ten car length lead over Conley was dwindling as the leaders caught up to lapped traffic. Miley and Sroufe continued to race hard until Miley slipped up over the cushion in turn two allowing Robbie Blair to slide into the fifth spot moving Miley to sixth.  

Just as Blair moved into the fifth slot, the action started to pick up with the leaders as Conley was now on the spoiler of Boom and looking to make a move for the lead.  Rod would peek his nose under the ASLMS point leader in ever corner waiting to pounce on an opportunity and on lap 29 that opportunity came as Briggs slightly slid up the banking of the tight Michigan half mile in turn four relinquishing the lead the previous night’s (Hartford Motor Speedway, Hartford, MI) ASLMS winner.  

With Conley now in the lead it was now Knight hounding Boom for the second spot until the #81R of Eric Swan spun in turn three to bring out the second and final caution.  When racing resumed Conley led while Briggs and Knight battled for second.  By lap 37 Boom had changed his line to the top in order to block Knight and found something up there that his Rocket Chassis liked.  Boom, as well as Mike started gaining on Rod and it didn’t take long for Boom to make his move to get back by Rod on the 40th circuit.  Knight followed suit the next lap also getting by Conley to move into second. 

Boom held on to lead the remaining ten laps to take his third O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series win of the season followed by Knight, Conley, Sroufe in fourth and Rob Blair in fifth.  Fellow ASLMS regulars Jared Hawkins finished sixth, Miley seventh, Dave Hess Jr. was eighth, Coleby Frye ninth, and Eric Spangler came home in the tenth position. 

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O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series Announces Tire Rule Amendment for May 30th Event at Butler Motor Speedway!
 
Camargo, IL (5-28-09) - Jason Shank- O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series Director
 
It will be the second night of two in the ‘Great Lake State’ for the O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series as they travel to Butler Battlegrounds in Quincy, MI for a full ASLMS event including the SpeedWrapz Time Trials, Heat Races, B-Main’s and the 50 lap, $5,000 to win feature event on Saturday, May 30th.
 
The event will NOT be co-sanctioned with the American Late Model Series as previously mentioned and will be an ASLMS ONLY event, meaning the event will be run under the ASLMS banner including rules.  The previously announced UMP Tire Rule will NOT be in effect at Butler Motor Speedway!  The event WILL BE AN OPEN TIRE EVENT!!!
 
“Butler Motor Speedway’s weekly competitors use American Racers predominantly and without opening the tire rule, it would be too much of a gamble for the speedway,” mentioned Series President Guy Webb.  “I apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused.”
 
Entry Fee = will be $75.00 for non ASLMS members and $50.00 for ASLMS members.  For drivers and teams interested in purchasing an ASLMS Membership can do so for $250.00 for the season at the driver registration table.
 
A reminder to all drivers that the ASLMS utilizes the Raceceiver one-way radios at all ASLMS sanctioned events.  It is highly recommended and drivers are encouraged to purchase their own Raceceiver radio as many tracks and sanctioning bodies are also utilizing the use of Raceceiver one-way radios.
 
Drivers expected to be in attendance throughout the weekend include ASLMS regulars such as Rob Blair, current 2009 ASLMS point leader Boom Briggs, Robbie Blair, Duane Chamberlain, Rod Conley, Coleby Frye, Jared Hawkins, Dave Hess Jr., Davey Johnson, Mike Knight, and Jared Miley.  Also anticipated on being in action at Butler Motor Speedway include Dean Anderson, Curtis Roberts, Rusty Schlenk, Jon Henry, JR Hotovy,  Brian Ruhlman, and Jeep Van Wormer among others.
 
Butler Motor Speedway’s pit gates will open at 4:00 p.m. for the $5,000 to-win event with racing starting at 7:00 p.m.  For more information please visit www.butlerpeedway.net.
 
For more information and to join the O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series please visit www.allstarlatemodels.com.


 


Jared Miley Collect $7,000 with O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series ‘Grizzly’ Win at Central Pennsylvania Speedway
 
Clearfield, PA – (May 24, 2009) – Jason Shank – O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series Director
 
South Park PA’s Jared Miley has always been good at Tim Bainey’s Central PA Speedway in Clearfield, PA but for the O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series sanctioned ‘Grizzly’, it was a night to remember for the 23 year-old chauffer. “Yeah I’m pretty excited,” Miley said while sipping down a cold beer. “My tires just fired on that last restart and we drove around the outside. I just had the best car at the right time. Thank goodness for the caution because Coleby (Frye) had it in the bag.”
 
It was Tim Smith Jr, and Dave Hess Jr. bringing the star-studded field to the green flag with Smith taking the early lead from the get go. Action was intense behind the race leader as ASLMS point leader Boom Briggs almost lost control of his mount in the early stages before the event was slowed on lap seven for ASLMS regular Rob Blair as his 25th Anniversary #W11 came to a stop. 
 
On the ensuing restart, eighth place starter and ASLMS regular ‘Superfly’ Coleby Frye made his move to get by Charleroi, PA’s Sam Stile and Gettysburg, PA’s Jeremy Miller to move into second spot behind the race leader Smith. ‘Superfly’ now had all of his attention focused on Smith as he began to size him up to take the lead. On lap 11, Frye made his move on the Tim to take the lead and slightly pull away before a caution for Jason Covert on lap 14 slowed the pace.  Jeremy Miller pressured the race leader for a handful of laps before another caution fell on lap 19 for Franklin, PA’s Matt Lux as he came to a stop in turn four.
 
When racing resumed it was Dan Stone’s, Thompson, PA, turn to challenge for the lead as he battled hard with Coleby and taking the lead on lap 22. The lead was short lived though as Frye battled back and re-took the lead on lap 25. It was around this time that fans started to take notice of the 15th starting, Miley. Miley had moved into the top-six and was charging fast as Frye was coming up on lapped traffic. The lapped traffic opened the door for one of the hottest drivers in the region, Gregg Satterlee, to challenge Coleby for the lead. Satterlee got to the rear bumper of Frye’s machine but Coleby worked through lapped traffic masterfully and was able to pull away from Satterlee while Miley and Miller now pressured Gregg for the runner-up spot.
 
The action intensified as the group battled with each other as well as lapped traffic. The ultra racy Central PA Speedway was allowing the field to run from top to bottom, two, three, sometimes four wide. Every lap the three to four car group was scored in different positions. Until Stone’s fantastic run came to an end on lap 44 when he spun in turns one and two. The caution set up the final six laps of the event and negated the solid lead Frye had established. Unfortunately for Coleby, the caution was the best thing that could have happened for Miley as it took him one lap to make his move to take the lead on the high side of the speedway. Miley checked out from there to claim his first ever O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series victory and a cool $7,000. Frye came home second followed by 20th starting Mike Knight, Miller in fourth and Satterlee in fifth. Robbie Blair was sixth with Briggs seventh, Denton Boyer was eighth, Dave Hess Jr, ninth and Keith Barbara rounded out the top ten.
 
‘Grizzly 50’ Summary
 May 24, 2009 Central PA Speedway
Late Models (46)

 
Official O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series
"Grizzly 50" Results:
1. Jared Miley
2. Coleby Frye
3. Mike Knight
4. Jeremy Miller
5. Gregg Satterlee
6. Rob Blair
7. Boom Briggs
8. Denton Boyer
9. Dave Hess Jr.
10. Keith Barbara
11. Mike Blose
12. Waylon Wagner
13. Rod Conley
14. Tim Smith Jr.
15. Doug Horton
16. Devin Friese
17. Derek Rodkey
18. Dane Laraway
19. Alex Ferree
20. Sam Stile
21. Dan Stone
22. Matt Lux
23. Jason Covert
24. John Britsky
 
O’Reilly All Star Late Models SPEEDWRAPZ Time Trials
 

 

Car #
Driver
Time
99B
Boom Briggs
16.428
43A
Jason Covert
16.644
24
Jeremy Miller
16.677
2S
Sam Stile
16.754
37
Jared Hawkins
16.775
F1
Coleby Frye
16.802
5W
Waylon Wagner
16.813
W11
Rob Blair
16.859
21
Matt Lux
16.870
17
Keith Barbara
16.958
21D
Dan Stone
16.991
46
Doug Horton
17.006
71R
Rod Conley
17.035
22
Greg Satterlee
17.037
9K
Mike Knight
17.050
56
Denton Boyer
17.086
H1
Jared Miley
17.090
5
Mike Blose
17.099
18
John Britsky
17.127
32
Billy Dickson
17.131
39
Tim Smith, Jr.
17.137
14R
Derek Rodkey
17.153
1L
Dave Laraway
17.206
231
George Fultz
17.210
70J
DJ Myers
17.225
12
Devin Friese
17.235
44
Dave Hess, Jr
17.297
4
Alex Feree
17.326
19
Gary Beward
17.330
27
Bobby Stokes
17.453
8
Tim Fedder
17.480
17B
Todd Baumgardner
17.543
18K
Bill Krause
17.567
82G
Ted Gallaher
17.615
51
Chuck Kennedy
17.636
33S
Bryon Sipe
17.657
1B
Dwayne Brooks
17.689
21M
Matt Murphy
17.780
53
Chris Farrell
17.787
95
Jim Parson, Jr
17.792
7
Cody Schultz
17.850
1T
Tim Murphy
17.928
7J
Josh Young
18.162
55
Denny Fenton
18.176
15
Luke Hoffner
18.468
96
John "Buddy" Brady
18.611

 


O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series Heat 1
99B Boom Briggs, 44 Dave Hess, Jr., 17 Keith Barbara, 14R Derek Rodkey, 5W Waylon Wagner, 1L Dave Laraway, 231 George Fultz, 18K Bill Krause, 7J Josh Young, 96 John Brady, 71R Rod Conley, 1T Tim Murphy
 

The O�Reilly All Star Late Model Series Heads to Hartford Motor Speedway, Friday, May 29th!

Camargo, IL (5-23-09) - Jason Shank- O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series Director

On Friday, May 29th the O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series will make their first appearance in the state of Michigan with a visit Hartford Motor Speedway in Hartford, MI as they duel with the ALMS (American Late Model Series) in a 50-lap, $5,000 to win event.

 
“We can’t wait to get to Hartford Motor Speedway next week,” ASLMS Tech Inspector Mark Hawk stated. “From talking to some of the staff at the speedway, hearing about the facility and the drivers that they expect to be there, it should be a great way to start our weekend in Michigan.” The night will feature a full ASLMS event including the SpeedWrapz Time Trials, Ramada Lighthouse Inn and Conference Center Heat Races, B-Main’s and the 50 lap, $5,000 to win feature event.
 
Race Format for the co-sanctioned weekend in Michigan will remain the same for both ASLMS and UMP/ALMS Late Models (group qualifying).  General rules regarding weight will also remain the same at 2300lbs with driver with one pound burn-off per lap for the A-Main feature event.
 
One change for the ASLMS will be the use of the UMP Tire Rule.  Tires allowed during the co-sanctioned weekend in Michigan will be Hoosier LM20, Hoosier LM30, and Hoosier LM40.  Any other tire will not be legal!  ASLMS regulars will be able to purchase the required tires at a special discounted rate courtesy of the ASLMS.
 
Entry Fee = will be $75.00 for non ASLMS members and $50.00 for ASLMS members.  For drivers and teams interested in purchasing an ASLMS Membership can do so for $250.00 for the season at the driver registration table.
 
A reminder to all drivers that the ASLMS utilizes the Raceceiver one-way radios at all ASLMS sanctioned events.  It is highly recommended and drivers are encouraged to purchase their own Raceceiver radio as many tracks and sanctioning bodies are also utilizing the use of Raceceiver one-way radios.
 
Drivers expected to be in attendance throughout the weekend include ASLMS regulars such as Rob Blair, current 2009 ASLMS point leader Boom Briggs, Duane Chamberlain, Rod Conley, Devin Friese, Coleby Frye, Davey Johnson, Mike Knight, Matt Lux, and Jared Miley.  Also anticipated on being in action at Hartford Motor Speedway include Dean Anderson, Curtis Roberts, Rusty Schlenk, Jon Henry, JR Hotovy, Brian Ruhlman, and Jeep Van Wormer among others.
 
Hartford Motor Speedway’s pit gates will open at 5:00 p.m. for the $5,000 to-win event while the driver’s meeting will be held at approximately 6:30 p.m. Hot laps are scheduled to begin around 6:45 p.m. and the SpeedWrapz Time Trials at 7:00 p.m.  Racing will follow the SpeedWrapz time trials at 8:00 p.m. For more information please visit www.hartfordmotorspeedway.net.
 
For more information and to join the O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series please visit www.allstarlatemodels.com.

The O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series Treks to Butler ‘Battlegrounds’ Motor Speedway on Saturday, May 30!

Camargo, IL (5-23-09) - Jason Shank- O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series Director
 
It will be the second night of two in the ‘Great Lake State’ for the O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series as they travel to Butler Battlegrounds in Quincy, MI for a full ASLMS event including the SpeedWrapz Time Trials, Heat Races, B-Main’s and the 50 lap, $5,000 to win feature event on Saturday, May 30th.
 
“ASLMS drivers have been talking about this weekend since we released the schedule,” Series Director Jason Shank mentioned. “For most of our guys these two tracks, like Butler Battlegrounds are places they have never seen. They are excited to get somewhere they have never been before and facing the quality of drivers from the Michigan area.”
 
Race Format for the co-sanctioned weekend in Michigan will remain the same for both ASLMS and UMP Late Models (group qualifying).  General rules regarding weight will also remain the same at 2300lbs with driver with one pound burn-off per lap for the A-Main feature event.
 
One change for the ASLMS will be the use of the UMP Tire Rule.  Tires allowed during the co-sanctioned weekend in Michigan will be Hoosier LM20, Hoosier LM30, and Hoosier LM40.  Any other tire will not be legal!  ASLMS regulars will be able to purchase the required tires at a special discounted rate courtesy of the ASLMS.
 
Entry Fee = will be $75.00 for non ASLMS members and $50.00 for ASLMS members.  For drivers and teams interested in purchasing an ASLMS Membership can do so for $250.00 for the season at the driver registration table.
 
A reminder to all drivers that the ASLMS utilizes the Raceceiver one-way radios at all ASLMS sanctioned events.  It is highly recommended and drivers are encouraged to purchase their own Raceceiver radio as many tracks and sanctioning bodies are also utilizing the use of Raceceiver one-way radios.
 
Drivers expected to be in attendance throughout the weekend include ASLMS regulars such as Rob Blair, current 2009 ASLMS point leader Boom Briggs, Duane Chamberlain, Rod Conley, Devin Friese, Coleby Frye, Davey Johnson, Mike Knight, Matt Lux, and Jared Miley.  Also anticipated on being in action at Butler Motor Speedway include Dean Anderson, Curtis Roberts, Rusty Schlenk, Jon Henry, JR Hotovy, Brian Ruhlman, and Jeep Van Wormer among others.
 
Butler Motor Speedway’s pit gates will open at 4:00 p.m. for the $5,000 to-win event with racing starting at 7:00 p.m. For more information please visit www.butlerpeedway.net.
 
For more information and to join the O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series please visit www.allstarlatemodels.com.

Technical and General Information Bulletin: Hartford (MI) Speedway and Butler (MI) Speedway
 
Camargo, IL (5-14-09) - Jason Shank- O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series Director
 
The O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series along with UMP DirtCar would like to announce basic information for the upcoming co-sanctioned events at Hartford Speedway (Friday, May 29) and Butler Speedway (Saturday, May 30).
 
Race Format for the co-sanctioned weekend in Michigan will remain the same for both ASLMS and UMP Late Models (group qualifying). General rules regarding weight will also remain the same at 2300lbs with driver with one pound burnoff per lap for the A-Main feature events.
 
One change for the ASLMS will be the use of the UMP Tire Rule. Tires allowed during the co-sanctioned weekend in Michigan will be Hoosier LM20, Hoosier LM30, and Hoosier LM40. Any other tire will not be legal! ASLMS regulars will be able to purchase the required tires at a special discounted rate courtesy of the ASLMS.
 
Entry Fee for both events will be $75.00/event for non ASLMS members and $50.00/event for ASLMS members. For drivers and teams interested in purchasing an ASLMS Membership can do so for $250.00 for the season at the driver registration table.
 
A reminder to all drivers that the ASLMS utilizes the Raceceiver one-way radios at all ASLMS sanctioned events.  It is highly recommended and drivers are encouraged to purchase their own Raceceiver radio as many tracks and sanctioning bodies are also utilizing the use of Raceceiver one-way radios.
 
For more information and to join the O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series please visit www.allstarlatemodels.com.
 

Huge Memorial Day Weekend On Tap at K-C Raceway and Central PA Speedway for the O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series

Camargo, IL (5-14-09) - Jason Shank- O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series Director
 
As the summer months close in, the O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series heats up as point leader Boom Briggs leads the tour into their two event Memorial Day weekend. The first will the $5,000 to-win “Veterans Appreciation 50’ and will be held on Saturday, May 24 at Jeff Schrader’s K-C Raceway in Chillicothe, OH. In appreciation of all the veterans, Jeff Schrader and K-C Raceway are admitting all veterans (with ID) in for FREE!
 
The stop will be the series’ second trip to ‘Ohio’s fastest 3/8 mile dirt track’ of the 2009 season. ASLMS point leader Boom Briggs held off national superstars Steve Casebolt and Bart Hartman for the $5,000 payday. “Our April show at K-C was just a fantastic event,” Series Director Jason Shank said, “It was a great race between Boom, Steve, and Bart and we expect more of the same with our second trip into Chillicothe. Jeff (Schrader) and the rest of the K-C Raceway staff were wonderful to work with and we can’t wait to get back in action at K-C during the Memorial Day weekend.”
 
The series will then head to Tim Bainey’s Central PA Speedway for the 50 lap, $7,000 to win ‘Grizzly’ on Sunday, May 24. The ‘Grizzly’ will be the first of two ASLMS events to be held at CPS with the $10,000 to win ‘Yankee Doodle’ 50 slated for July 3. Bainey is also offering a super deal for fans as the General Admission price for the ‘Grizzly’ is set at $15 for adults. “Our team talked all winter about how we could continue to improve our fans opinions of CPS.  The first thing that we discussed was to have quality events at a low admission price.” Tim continued, ““This was my goal as an owner. “To be able to have national level racing that our local drivers could compete - with and do it at prices our community can afford to come watch.” 
 
Drivers expected to be in attendance throughout the weekend include ASLMS regulars such as Rob Blair, Keith Barbara, current 2009 ASLMS point leader Boom Briggs, Eddie Carrier Jr., Duane Chamberlain, Rod Conley, Devin Friese, Coleby Frye, Dave Hess Jr., Davey Johnson, Mike Knight, Matt Lux, and Jared Miley.  Also anticipated on being in action during the inaugural ASLMS weekend include a mix of K-C regulars, Central and Western PA’s finest like Keith Barbara, Mike Blose, Delmas and R.J. Conley, Alex Ferree, John Flinner, Jason Covert, Jeremy Miller, Jason Montgomery, and Gregg Satterlee, Dan Stone to name a few.
 
The pit gates for the $5,000 to-win event at K-C Raceway will open at 3:30 p.m. with driver’s meeting at 5:00 and hot laps at 6:00 p.m., the SpeedWrapz Time Trials at approximately 6:45 p.m. as racing will start at 7:30 p.m.  For more information please visit www.kc-raceway.com.
 
Central PA Speedway’s pit gates will open at 3:00 p.m. for the $7,000 to-win ‘Grizzly’ while driver’s meeting will be held at approximately 5:15p.m. Hot laps are scheduled to begin around 5:30 p.m. and the SpeedWrapz Time Trials at 6:30 p.m.  Racing will follow the SpeedWrapz time trials. For more information please visit www.thebigtrack.com.
 
Technical Bulletin:
A reminder to all drivers that the ASLMS utilizes the Raceceiver one-way radios at all ASLMS sanctioned events.  It is highly recommended and drivers are encouraged to purchase their own Raceceiver radio as many tracks and sanctioning bodies are also utilizing the use of Raceceiver one-way radios.
 
For more information and to join the O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series please visit www.allstarlatemodels.com.

O'Reilly All Star Late Model Series Fantasy League Announces Registration Prize

Camargo, IL (5-13-09) - O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series- With the O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series season getting underway for 2009, The Free Fantasy Dirt Racing All Star Late Model Fantasy League is also preparing to go full throttle. This week the league announced that they have added a registration prize for one lucky competitor.
Sign up prior to 5/17/09 for a chance to win 2 passes to an All Star Late Model event of your choice (subject to availability). All entries will be entered into a drawing that will take place on May 10th. The Fantasy league features your favorite All Star Late Model Drivers competing on some of the most thrilling tracks on the 2009 schedule.
How it works is fans will pick two All Star Drivers at the time of registration. These drivers will be the core of their team. During each race the team owners will then get to pick a third “wild card” driver from a pool of local drivers prior to each event to complete your team. The teams will be scored based on your three drivers Feature finish, with bonus points being added if one of your drivers sets fast time.
The 2009 All Star Fantasy Racing Season will begin with the K-C Raceway race on May 23, 2009 and will be composed of select events up until October when the All Stars make a return trip to K-C Raceway. For full details and to register visit www.fantasydirtracing.com.

Stevie Smith is Victorious at Bob Weikert Memorial

 
Camargo, IL (5-10-09) by Kelly Brown - Public Relations Director – After his victory last night at Port Royal, Stevie Smith was clearly the favorite going into tonight’s main event. Smith did not disappoint as he wrote his name and with an exclamation mark in the history books as the 7th winner of the Bob Weikert Memorial.
 
As a result of finishing in the top-four in last night’s event at Port Royal Smith, Todd Shaffer, Mike Erdley and Alan Cole were locked into tonight’s feature event. On the front row at the drop of the Green Flag was Smith with All Star Veteran Dale Blaney by his side. Smith made quick work of Blaney, grabbing the lead in the low line going into Turn 1. Blaney countered taking the high line around the course.
 
On Lap 2 Blaney answered Smith’s challenge when he got around him in Turn 2. In the tracks of the dueling duo were Cole, Kevin Nouse, and Mike Erdley. By Lap 6 Smith had reeled in Blaney and was able to steal the lead from him just as the two crossed the start/finish line.
 
The first Yellow Flag flew just as the leaders were beginning to get into lapped traffic. As Smith was trying catching Pat Cannon to put a lap on him, the 17 car broke loose in Turn 3 and spun in front of Smith forcing him to take evasive action. When the Green Flag was shown to the field again it was short lived as Ryan Bunton’s 6r began to limp on course with a flat left rear tire.
 
On the restart, Smith dashed into the first corner with Blaney in his tracks, but Smith was able to put some distance between his 1 and Blaney’s 2 car. It was déjà vu on Lap 14 when the yellow banner was unfurled again as Cannon looped the 17 car around in Turn 2. Although this time Ryan Bunton got caught up in the incident and it ended both of their nights.
 
When the race resumed Smith continued to hold on to the top spot until there was another pause in the racing action a few laps later. In Turn 4, the 88 of Todd Shaffer and 22 of Greg Hodnett made contact and the 15 of Adam Wilt spun to miss the tangled cars. This ended the night for Hodnett, but Shaffer and Wilt continued at the back of the field.
 
In the closing laps of the event, Smith and Blaney continued their rivalry: PA Posse versus All Star. Blaney was able to close in on Smith several times, but at the end lapped traffic was a factor. With the Checkered Flag flying in the air it was Smith who passed under it first by several car lengths over Blaney. Cole, Nouse and Erdley would round out the top-five.
 
This was Smith’s ninth All Star victory and his first win in the Bob Weikert Memorial. Tonight he added his name and will forever be listed with event winners Fred Rahmer, Todd Shaffer, Lance Dewease, Greg Hodnett, and Jeff Shepard.
 
The O’Reilly All Star Circuit of Champions will be back in action at Lowes Motor Speedway on May 22. For the most up to date information on the All Star Circuit of Champions bookmark www.allstarsprint.com on your computer.
 
Kistler Engines Qualifying
Note: As per the finish last night the following cars were locked in tonight’s feature – 1 Stevie Smith, 88 Todd Shaffer, 11e Mike Erdley, and 35 Alan Cole.
Car-Driver-Time
1.     55 Mike Wagner – 18.295
2.     2 Dale Blaney – 18.433
3.     89 Cody Darrah – 18.468
4.     6 Kevin Nouse – 18.480
5.     15 Adam Wilt – 18.692
6.     W20 Greg Wilson – 18.697
7.     75 Dave Ely – 18.730
8.     22 Greg Hodnett – 18.762
9.     56r Ryan Myers – 18.814
10.   83 Tim Shaffer – 18.860
11.   39 Doug Esh – 18.975
12.   87 Alan Krimes – 19.014
13.   30c Lance Dewease – 19.105
14.   71 Brian Leppo – 19.183
15.   89g Dave Gravel – 19.384
16.   17 Pat Cannon – 19.472
17.   6r Ryan Bunton – 19.602
18.   7m Mark Smith – 19.660
19.   51 Fred Rahmer – 19.660
20.   92 Daron Clayton - 19.725
21.   25 Daryn Pittman – 19.757
22.   19h Jeff Van Dusen – 19.803
23.   0 Chris Wimmer 19.848
24.   16 Cliff Brian – 19.922
25.   11t TJ Winegardner – 20.047
26.   44 Joey Hersey – 20.253
27.   25o Aaron Ott – 20.309
28.   33 Brian Ehrenzeller – 20.333
Heat Finishes (Started)
Heat 1 –8 Laps
1.     55 Mike Wagner (4)
2.     30c Lance Dewease (1)
3.     56r Ryan Myers (2)
4.     15 Adam Wilt (3)
5.     6r Ryan Bunton (5)
6.     16 Cliff Brian (7)
7.     92 Daron Clayton (6)
8.     33 Brian Ehrenzeller (8)
Heat 2 – 8 Laps
1.     83 Tim Shaffer (2)
2.     2 Dale Blaney (4)
3.     71 Brian Leppo (1)
4.     25 Daryn Pittman (6)
5.     7m Mark Smith (5)
6.     W20 Greg Wilson (3)
7.     11t TJ Winegardner (7)
Heat 3 – 8 Laps
1.     39 Doug Esh (2)
2.     75 Dave Ely (3)
3.     89 Cody Darrah (4)
4.     89g David Gravel (1)
5.     51 Fred Rahmer (5)
6.     44 Joey Hersey (7)
7.     19h Jeff Van Dusen (6)
Heat 4 – 8 Laps
1.     17 Pat Cannon (1)
2.     87 Alan Krimes (2)
3.     22 Greg Hodnett (3)
4.     6 Kevin Nouse (4)
5.     7 Keith Kauffman (5)
6.     0 Brandon Wimmer (6)
7.     25o Aaron Ott (7)

 


 
B Main – 12 Laps
1.     W20 Greg Wilson (1)
2.     6r Ryan Bunton (2)
3.     7m Mark Smith (3)
4.     0 Brandon Wimmer (7)
5.     7 Keith Kauffman (5)
6.     16 Cliff Brian (8)
7.     11t TJ Winegardner (9)
8.     44 Joey Hershey (10)
9.     33 Brian Ehrenzeller DNS
10.   92 Daron Clayton DNS
11.   51 Fred Rahmer DNS
 
A Main – 30 Laps
1.     1 Stevie Smith (1)
2.     2 Dale Blaney (2)
3.     35 Alan Cole (3)
4.     6 Kevin Nouse (4)
5.     11e Mike Erdley (5)
6.     89 Cody Darrah (6)
7.     55 Mike Wagner (7)
8.     W20 Greg Wilson (11)
9.     83 Tim Shaffer (14)
10. 75 Dave Ely (10)
11. 39 Doug Esh (15)
12. 87 Alan Krimes (16)
13. 56r Ryan Myers (13)
14. 25 Daryn Pittman (23)
15. 0 Brandon Wimmer (24)
16. 71 Brian Leppo (18)
17. 88 Todd Shaffer (8)
18. 15 Adam Wilt (9)
19. 89g David Gravel (19)
20. 22 Greg Hodnett (12)
21. 17 Pat Cannon (20)
22. 6r Ryan Bunton (21)
23. 7m Mark Smith (22)
24. 30c Lance Dewease (17)

Jamie Lathroum Puts Exclamation Point on Winchester Speedway’s O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series ‘Lee Stultz Memorial’! 

Winchester, VA– (May 9, 2009) – Jason Shank – O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series Director
 
Mechanicsville, MD’s Jamie Lathroum battled with multi-time regional touring series champion and O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series regular Robbie Blair for the first 30 laps of the 40 lap ‘Lee Stultz Memorial’ at the Calvin Davis promoted Winchester Speedway on his way to not only his first ever O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series win but his first win at the Winchester, VA oval.
 
Gerald Davis and Blair led the talented crop of O’Reilly All Star Late Models to the green with Robbie gaining the edge using the outside of the high banks of Winchester Speedway. Blair used the middle lane of the speedway to pull away from the back for the first nine laps until ASLMS regular’s Jared Hawkins, Coleby Frye, and Jared Miley along with Bo Feathers and Alan Sagi all came together in turn one to bring out the first and only caution of the event.
 
The ensuing ‘Delaware Style’ restart saw Blair continue to lead with Lathroum in tow. A mere five laps after the caution had Lathroum closing in on Robbie’s lead. As Blair closed in on lapped traffic his lead dwindled as three-time MACS champion Jason Covert and former National Champion and current World of Outlaws Late Model Series star Rick Eckert closed on the gap on Lathroum.
 
By the 25th circuit Jamie was on the rear deck-lid of Robbie’s 25th Anniversary Rocket Chassis. Lathroum worked the bumper of Blair until he made his move on lap 29. Jamie and Robbie battled side-by-side for a full lap before Lathroum pulled ahead to take the lead. Blair stayed with Lathroum for a few laps until Jamie slightly pulled away as Covert pressured him for the second position. Jason made his move to get around Blair with three laps to go as Lathroum continued on to claim his first ever O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series victory. 
 
Covert came home second followed by Blair, Eckert, and fellow WoO star Josh Richards in fifth. J.T. Spence finished sixth as D.J. Myers, Gerald Davis, Ronnie Dehaven, and Andy Anderson rounded out the top ten finishers.
 
Official O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series
"Lee Stultz Memorial" Results:
 
O’Reilly All Star Late Models SPEEDWRAPZ Time Trials
 
Car #DriverTime
25Josh Richards16.524
90Gary Stuhler16.542
24ERick Eckert16.668
43AJason Covert16.741
91J.T. Spence16.834
6Jamie Lathroum16.843
24Jeremy Milller16.858
99BBoom Briggs16.859
W11Rob Blair16.888
2Bo Feathers16.964
37Jared Hawkins16.973
1DRonnie DeHaven, Jr16.978
84Tyler Armstrong16.988
37TBrian Tavennor17.029
45ERick Elliott17.029
8AAlan Sagi17.083
28DGerald Davis17.120
88JKeith Jackson17.125
06Mike Lupfer17.168
15Tommy Armel17.221
17DNick Dickson17.248
25AAndy Anderson17.259
83Chris Cromer17.309
52Kris Eaton17.343
F1Coleby Frye17.350
70JD.J. Meyers17.406
H1Jared Miley17.442
71RRod Conley17.446
93Tony Crim17.459
9KMike Knight17.527
00Booper Bare17.547
92Walter Crouch17.577
01Matt Hardy17.582
5ABrad Omps17.647
24CWJonathan DeHaven17.847
47Matt Quade18.050
8LScott LeBarron18.053
55Roland Mann18.165
1Duane Chamberlain18.296
66Don Woodruff19.100
 
 
Hampton Inn of Inwood Heat Race #1
1. 24 Jeremy Miller
2. W11 Rob Blair
3. 25 Josh Richards
4. 37H Jared Hawkins
5. 8A Alan Sagi
6. 71R Rod Conley
7. 83C Chris Crome
8. 8L Scott Labaron
9. 47 Matt Quade
10. 01H Matt Hardy
 
Hampton Inn of Inwood Heat Race #2
1. 6 Jamie Lathroum
2. 1D Ronnie Dehaven, Jr.
3. 52 Kris Eaton
4. 70J DJ Meyers
5. 06 Mike Lupfer
6. 84 Tyler Armstrong
7. 90 Gary Stuhler
8. 99B Boom Briggs
9. 5 Brad Omps
10. 1C Duane Chamberlain
 
Hampton Inn of Inwood Heat Race #3
1. 91 JT Spence
2. 28 Gerald Davis
3. 15 Tommy Armel
4. 37 Brian Tavenner
5. 17D Nick Dickson
6. 88J Keith Jackson
7. F1 Coleby Frye
8. 93 Tony Crim
9. 24CW Jonathan Dehaven
10. 66 Don Woodruff
 
Hampton Inn of Inwood Heat Race #4
1. 43A Jason Covert
2. 24E Rick Eckert
3. 2 Bo Feathers
4. 45E Rick Elliott
5. 25A Andy Anderson
6. H1 Jared Miley
7. 00B Booper Bare
8. 9K Mike Knight
9. 55 Roland Mann
10. 92 Walter Crouch
 
O’Reilly All Stars B-Main #1
 
1. 06 Mike Lupfer
2. 71R Rod Conley
3. 8A Alan Sagi
4. 99B Boom Briggs
5. 83C Chris Cromer
6. 8L Scott Labaron
7. 90 Gary Stuhler
8. 01H Matt Hardy
9. 84 Tyler Armstrong
10. 5 Brad Omps
11. 47 Matt Quade
12. 1C Duane Chamberlain
 
O’Reilly All Stars B-Main #2
1. 25A Andy Anderson
2. H1 Jared Miley
3. 88J Keith Jackson
4. 00B Booper Bare
5. F1 Coleby Frye
6. 24CW Jonathan Dehaven
7. 9K Mike Knight
8. 93 Tony Crim
9. 55 Roland Mann
10. 92 Walter Crouch
11. 66 Don Woodruff
12. 17D Nick Dickson
 
O’Reilly All Star Late Models ‘Lee Stultz Memorial’ (40 Laps)
1. 6 Jamie Lathroum
2. 43A Jason Covert
3. W11 Rob Blair
4. 24 Rick Eckert
5. 25 Josh Richards
6. 91 J.T. Spence
7. 70J D.J. Myers
8. 28 Gerald Davis
9. 1D Ronnie Dehaven
10. 25A Andy Anderson
11. 24 Jeremy Miller
12. 15 Tommy Armel
13. 45 Ricky Elliott
14. F1 Coleby Frye
15. 88J Keith Jackson
16. 06 Mike Lupfer
17. 37 Brian Tavenner
18. 99B Boom Briggs
19. 71R Rod Conley
20. H1 Jared Miley
21. 93 Tony Crim
22. 37 Jared Hawkins
23. 8A Alan Sagi
24. 52 Kris Eaton
25. 2 Bo Feathers
 
2009 O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series Point Standings as of May 9, 2009
 
1. 99B – Boom Briggs 558
2. F1 – Coleby Frye 524
3. W11 – Rob Blair 512
4. H1 – Jared Miley 482
5. 71R – Rod Conley 478
6. 37 – Jared Hawkins 473
7. 1 – Duane Chamberlain 473
8. 9K – Mike Knight 452
9. 28 – Eddie Carrier Jr. 372
10. 43A – Jason Covert 352
 
Upcoming Schedule
April 17 - Lernerville Speedway - Sarver, PA – Boom Briggs
April 18 – K-C Raceway – Chillicothe, OH – Boom Briggs
May 9 - Winchester Speedway - Winchester, VA – Jamie Lathroum
May 23 – K-C Raceway – Chillicothe, OH - $5,000
May 24 – Central Pennsylvania Speedway - Clearfield, PA - $7000
May 29 - Hartford Speedway - Hartford, MI - $5000
May 30 - Butler Battle Grounds - Butler, MI - $5000
 
For more information please visit www.allstarlatemodels.com and join our mailing list!

Winchester Speedway’s ‘Lee Stultz Memorial’ Up Next for the O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series
 
Camargo, IL (4-29-09) - Jason Shank - O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series Director
 
After a very entertaining and successful opening weekend that saw Bear Lake, PA’s Boom Briggs take home back to back O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series wins, the tour will now focus their attention on Winchester Speedway in Winchester, VA for the 40 lap, $5,000 to win ‘Lee Stultz Memorial’ on Saturday, May 9th.
 
The ‘Lee Stultz Memorial’ will be a full ASLMS event including the SpeedWrapz Time Trials, Heat Races, B-Main’s and the 40 lap, $5,000 to win feature event.
 
The event will mark the first visit to the state of Virginia for the ASLMS and Series President Guy Webb is glad to be there. “Establishing ourselves in that territory is something that we are trying to accomplish so that we can build on what we already have,” Webb continued, “Virginia and Maryland are places that we want to grow around so that we can add more shows and be more regionalized, not to mention the talented crop of drivers through those area’s. The events in those areas are fantastic and we’re proud that we can be a part of it.”
 
Drivers expected to be in attendance at Winchester Speedway include ASLMS regulars such as Rick Auckland, Rob Blair, current ASLMS point leader Boom Briggs, Eddie Carrier Jr., Duane Chamberlain, Rod Conley, Devin Friese Coleby Frye, Jared Hawkins, Dave Hess Jr., Davey Johnson, Mike Knight, Matt Lux, and Jared Miley as well as national/regional stars and Winchester Speedway regulars such as Jason Covert, Ricky Elliott, Jeremy Miller, Josh Richards, Brent Robinson, current Winchester Speedway points leader Tommy Armel, Gerald Davis, Wesley Bonebrake, and Shane Coffey among others.
 
Winchester’s pit gates will open at 4:00 p.m. for the $5,000 to-win ‘Lee Stultz Memorial’ while driver’s meeting will be held at approximately 6:00 p.m. Hot laps are scheduled to begin around 6:15 p.m. and the SpeedWrapz Time Trials at 7:00 p.m. For more information please visit www.winchestervaspeedway.com or www.allstarlatemodels.com.
 
Technical Bulletin:
Westhold Transponders (yellow in color) will be used during the ‘Lee Stultz Memorial’ at Winchester Speedway. Drivers and teams can rent transponders at Winchester Speedway for a low rental fee of $20.
 
A reminder to all drivers that the ASLMS utilizes the Raceceiver one-way radios at all ASLMS sanctioned events. It is highly recommended and drivers are encouraged to purchase their own Raceceiver radio as many tracks and sanctioning bodies are also utilizing the use of Raceceiver one-way radios.
 
For more information on the O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series please visit www.allstarlatemodels.com and don’t forget to join our mailing list.

Boom Briggs ‘Pops’ His Second O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series Win in a row at K-C Raceway!

Chillicothe, OH – (April 18, 2009) – Jason Shank – O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series Director
‘It just popped going into turn three,’ Boom Briggs said in ‘Rubbin Repair’ Victory Lane after literally coasting to his second win in as many nights with the O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series, “That's why I had to coast this thing down to victory lane. But it's been a great weekend and a great way to kick-off this 2009 O'Reilly All-Star campaign."
 
2008 K-C Raceway Champion Ben Adkins and Briggs led the star-studded 24 car field with Boom taking the lead on the opening lap. Briggs stretched his lead in the early going being followed by SpeedWrapz Time Trials fast qualifier Steve Shaver and Davey Johnson as Adkins faded from the pole position. After a lap seven caution led to a Delaware Style restart which gave Indiana’s Steve Casebolt the ability to maneuver his way into the third spot behind Briggs and Shaver. Another caution on lap 11 helped Casebolt make his way around Shaver into second and right on the rear deck lid of the race leader.
 
Casebolt hounded Boom lap after lap, side by side, but Briggs held his line and kept his momentum up to hold off the hard charging #C9 of Casebolt. With 20 laps remaining, the two car battle for the lead quickly became a three car battle as Bart Hartman rode the rim of the high banks of K-C Raceway to pressure the race leaders.  With 14 laps remaining, Hartman used the high side to pull even with Casebolt and was just about to make a move to go around Briggs for the lead but a caution for the spun car of ASLMS regular Jared Miley brought the caution out keeping the lead in the hands of Boom.
 
“It took a long time for my tires to warm up,” Hartman said about his charge to the front, “but that caution killed us. Tires cooled off just enough and the leaders pulled away from me. We’re happy with our third place finish.” When the field went back to green Briggs checked out from the field and after one more caution period, went on to endure his most adventurous trip through turns three and four. On the final circuit, Boom’s mount lost power as he entered turn three. Luckily for Briggs he had a big enough lead that he was able to coast across the finish line to go two-for-two during the opening weekend for the O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series. 
 
“With a few laps to go I felt the car sputter” Boom mentioned in the Rubbin’ Repair Victory Lane, “I think I lost a couple valve springs so I moved up a groove and just kept up my momentum, it seemed to work.  Steve (Casebolt) showed me his nose a couple times, but moving up really helped me keep up my speed.  Then when I let off going into turn three the engine blew on the last lap.  That's why I had to coast this thing down to victory lane. I had a good friend die this week," Briggs said about his long time friend Shawn ‘Sheetz’ McGarvey, "I'm pretty sure he was with me the last two nights.”
 
 
Official O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series
"Rubbin-Repair K-C Spring 50" Results:
 
O’Reilly All Star Late Models SPEEDWRAPZ Time Trials
 

 

30
Steve Shaver
14.798
B7
Ben Adkins
14.958
75
Bart Hartman
15.166
W11
Rob Blair
15.220
1W
Wayne Chinn
15.221
H1
Jared Miley
15.227
28
Eddie Carrier, Jr.
15.237
41
Josh McGuire
15.288
99
Donnie Moran
15.313
71R
Rod Conley
15.371
17J
Davey Johnson
15.413
71
Delmus Conley
15.423
72
John Mason
15.441
37
Jared Hawkins
15.479
44
Dave Hess, Jr
15.502
99B
Boom Briggs
15.525
12F
Devin Friese
15.543
71C
RJ Conley
15.553
21
Jason Montgomery
15.564
9K
Mike Knight
15.635
18
David Wells
15.668
C9
Steve Casebolt
15.766
33
Steve Bigley
15.772
1
Duane Chamberlain
15.983
F1
Coleby Frye
16.037
61
John Rogers
16.039
81
Jason Riggs
16.047
1S
Audie Swartz
16.113
83A
Dusty Campbell
16.317
11
Billy Gullion
16.633
13
Barry Doss
16.707
88
Mike Ratliff
16.844
41L
Kevin Layne
17.046
711
Jerry Mustain
17.496
45
Russ Frohnapfel
99.999

 

 
SPEEDWRAPZ Fast Time-Steve Shaver 14:798

 
O’Reilly All Star Late Models Promotors Dash
Ben Adkins ($600), Boom Briggs, Steve Shaver, Davey Johnson, Jared Hawkins, Delmas Conley, Bart Hartman, Donnie Moran

O’Reilly All Star Late Models Hampton Inn Heat One
Steve Shaver, Donnie Moran, Devin Friese, Wayne Chinn, Coleby Frye, John Mason, David Wells, Dusty Campbell, Kevin Layne.
 
O’Reilly All Star Late Models Hampton Inn Heat Two
Ben Adkins, Jared Hawkins, Steve Casebolt, Rod Conley, Jared Miley, R.J. Conley, Billy Gullion, John Rogers, Kenny Mustain

O’Reilly All Star Late Models Hampton Inn Heat Three
Bart Hartman, Davey Johnson, Dave Hess, Jr., Eddie Carrier, Jr.,  Jason Riggs, Steve Bigley, Barry Doss, Jason Montgomery, Russ Fronaphel

O’Reilly All Star Late Models Hampton Inn Heat Four
Boom Briggs, Delmas Conley, Dwayne Chamberlain, Robbie Blair, Josh McGuire, Audie Swartz, Mike Knight, Mike Ratliff

O’Reilly All Star Late Models B-Main 1
Coleby Frey, John Mason, Jared Miley, R.J. Conley, David Wells,  Dusty Campbell, John Rogers, Billy Gullion, Kevin Layne, Kenny Mustain

O’Reilly All Star Late Models B-Main 2
Audie Swartz, Josh McGuire, Mike Knight, Steve Bigley, Jason Riggs, Barry Doss, Mike Ratliff, Jason Montgomery DNS

O’Reilly All Star Late Models "Rubbin-Repair K-C Spring 50”
Boom Briggs
Steve Casebolt
Bart Hartman
Delmas Conley
Steve Shaver
Eddie Carrier, Jr.
Jared Hawkins
Davey Johnson
Duane Chamberlain
Rob Blair
Coleby Frye
Josh McGuire
Devin Friese
R.J. Conley
Donnie Moran
Audie Swartz
Wayne Chinn
Dave Hess, Jr.
John Mason
Ben Adkins
Jared Miley
Steve Bigley
Rod Conley
 
2009 O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series Point Standings as of April 17
 
1. 99B – Boom Briggs 400
2. 28 – Eddie Carrier Jr. 372
3. F1 – Coleby Frye 358
4. 1 – Duane Chamberlain 350
5. H1 – Jared Miley 328
6. 37 – Jared Hawkins 326
7. W11 – Rob Blair 324
8. 9K – Mike Knight 324
9. 71R – Rod Conley 322
10. 44 – Dave Hess Jr. 304
11. 12F – Devin Friese 294
12. 17J – Davey Johnson 278
13. 12 – Rick Auckland 254
14. C9 – Steve Casebolt 190
 
Upcoming Schedule
 

May 9 - Winchester Speedway - Winchester, VA - $5000

May 23 – K-C Raceway – Chillicothe, OH - $5,000
May 24 – Central Pennsylvania Speedway - Clearfield, PA - $7000
May 29 - Hartford Speedway - Hartford, MI - $5000
May 30 - Butler Battle Grounds - Butler, MI - $5000
 
For more information please visit www.allstarlatemodels.com and join our mailing list!

 


Official Results for the ‘Inaugural All Star 50’ at Lernerville Speedway
April 17, 2009
 
O Reilly All Star Late Models SPEEDWRAPZ Time Trials:
1. (17) Davey Johnson, 15.165
2. (24) Jeremy Miller, 15.214
3. (46) Doug Horton, 15.406
4. (22S) Greg Satterlee, 15.433
5. (43A) Jason Covert, 15.510
6. (56) Denton Boyer, 15.516
7. (21) Matt Lux, 15.519
8. (W11) Rob Blair, 15.535
9. (17) Keith Barbara, 15.544
10. (37) Jared Hawkins, 15.582
11. (28) Eddie Carrier Jr., 15.626
12. (2V) Chad Valone, 15.646
13. (5) Mike Blose, 15.652
14. (99B) Boom Briggs, 15.665
15. (13) Steve Wilmoth, 15.665
16. (F1) Colby Frye, 15.678
17. (12) Rick Auckland, 15.678
18. (6T) Tim Dohm, 15.681
19. (2S) Sam Stile, 15.684
20. (4) Alex Ferree, 15.724
21. (71R) Rod Conley, 15.750
22. (1) Duane Chamberlain, 15.769
23. (72) Michael Norris, 15.770
24. (1C) Lynn Geisler, 15.790
25. (71D) Dutch Davies, 15.804
26. (48) John Flinner, 15.809
27. (119) Chad McClellan, 15.814
28. (H1) Jared Miley, 15.874
29. (9K) Mike Knight, 15.889
30. (53) Chris Farrell, 15.916
31. (4J) John Mollick, 15.923
32. (10) Gary Lyle, 15.950
33. (12) Devin Friese, 16.026
34. (2J) Mike Johnson, 16.037
35. (44) Dave Hess Jr., 16.048
36. (07R) Brent Rhebergen, 16.064
37. (22) Greg Oakes, 16.078
38. (J4) John Garvin Jr., 16.104
39. (3) Dan Swartzlander, 16.141
40. (4) Alex Ferree, 16.170
41. (67) Ken Schaltenbrand, 16.175
42. (1M) Dave Murdick, 16.219
43. (B22) Bump Hedman, 16.414
44. (111) Jim Detman, 16.119
45. (K2) John Over, 16.960
46. (23) Tony Burke, 17.208
 
O’ Reilly All Star Late Models Butler Comfort Inn Heat 1
(46) Doug Horton, Uniontown
(28) Eddie Carrier Jr., Salt Rock WV
(21) Matt Lux, Franklin
(13) Steve Wilmoth, Clarksburg WV
(H1) Jared Miley, South Park
(4) Alex Ferree, Saxonburg
(1C) Lynn Geisler, Cranberry Twp.
(12F) Devin Friese, Chambersburg
(04) Bob Close, Eldred
(K2) John Over, Uniontown
(111) Jim Detman, Leechburg
(17J) Davey Johnson, Greensburg
O’ Reilly All Star Late Models Butler Comfort Inn Heat 2
(22S) Greg Satterlee, Rochester Mills
(W11) Rob Blair, Centerville
(71R) Rod Conley, Wheelersburg OH
(9K) Mike Knight, Ripley NY
(71D) Ron Davies, Wheelersburg OH
(12) Rick Aukland, Zanesville OH
(2V) Chad Valone, Warren
(22)Greg Oakes, Franklinville NY
(67) Ken Schaltenbrand, Sarver
(2J) Mike Johnson, Imperial
(23) Tony Burke, Sarver
(24M) Jeremy Miller, Gettysburg
 
O’ Reilly All Star Late Models Butler Comfort Inn Heat 3
(43A) Jason Covert, York Haven
(6T) Tim Dohm, Cross lanes WV
(5) Mike Blose, New Bethlehem
(44) Dave Hess Jr., Waterford
(1) Duane Chamberlain, Richmond IN.
(4J) John Mollick, Toronto OH
(53) Chris Farrell, Clearfield
(1M) Dave Murdick, Slippery Rock
(48) John Flinner, Zelienople
(17) Keith Barbara, South Park
(J4) John Garvin Jr., Sarver
 
O’ Reilly All Star Late Models Butler Comfort Inn Heat 4
(F1) Colby Frye, Dover
(37) Jared Hawkins, Fairmont WV.
(99B) Boom Briggs, Bear Lake
(72) Michael Norris, Sarver
(119) Chad McClellan, Stoystown
(2S) Sam Stile, Charleroi
(10) Gary Lyle, Hyde Park
(B22) Bump Hedman, Sugar Grove
(07R) Brent Rhebergen, Clymer NY
(56) Denton Boyer, Punxsutawney
 (3) Dan Swartzlander, Freeport
 
O’ Reilly All Star Late Models B-Main 1
(H1) Jared Miley, South Park
(71D) Dutch Davies, Warren
(4) Alex Ferree, Saxonburg
(12) Rick Auckland, Zanesville OH
(2V) Chad Valone, Warren
(67) Ken Schaltenbrand, Sarver
(1C) Lynn Geisler, Cranberry Twp.
(04) Bob Close, Eldred
(22) Greg Oakes, Franklinville OH
(111) Jim Detman, Leechburg
(K2) John Over, Uniontown
(12F) Devin Friese, Chambersburg
(2J) Mike Johnson, Imperial
DNS: (23) Tony Burke, Sarver
DNS: (17J) Davey Johnson, Greensburg
DNS: (24M) Jeremy Miller, Gettysburg
 
O’ Reilly All Star Late Models B-Main 2
1. (53) Chris Farrell, Clearfield
2. (4J) John Mollick, Toronto OH
3. (1) Duane Chamberlain, Richmond IN
4. (10) Gary Lyle, Hyde Park
5. (119) Chad McClellan, Stoystown
6. (B22) Bump Hedman, Sugar Grove
7. (56) Denton Boyer, Punxsutawney
8. (17) Keith Barbara, South Park
9. (1M) Dave Murdick, Slippery Rock
10. (07R) Brent Rhebergen, Clymer OH
11. (2S) Sam Stile, Charleroi
DNS: (48) John Flinner, Zelienople
DNS: (J4) John Garvin Jr., Sarver
DNS: (3) Dan Swartzlander, Freeport
 
Inaugural O’ Reilly All Star Late Model 50 Feature (50 Laps)
1.  (99B) Boom Briggs, Bear Lake
2.  (28) Eddie Carrier Jr., Salt Rock, WV
3.  (4) Alex Ferree, Saxonburg
4.  (F1) Colby Frye, Dover
5.  (46) Doug Horton, Uniontown
6.  (71D) Ron Davies, Warren
7.  (21) Matt Lux, Franklin
8.  (H1) Jared Miley, South Park
9.  (71R) Rod Conley, Wheelersburg
10. (1) Duane Chamberlain, Richmond IN
11. (4J) John Mollick, Toronto OH
12. (10) Gary Lyle, Hyde Park
13. (22S) Greg Satterlee, Rochester Mills
14. (53) Chris Farrell, Clearfield
15. (72) Michael Norris, Sarver
16. (43A) Jason Covert, York Haven
17. (9K) Mike Knight, Ripley NY
18. (13) Steve Wilmoth, Clarksburg WV
19. (6T) Tim Dohm, Cross Lanes WV
20. (12) Rick Auckland, Zanesville OH
21. (5) Mike Blose, New Bethlehem
22. (W11) Rob Blair, Centerville
23. (44) Dave Hess, Jr., Waterford
24. (37) Jared Hawkins, Fairmont
 
2009 O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series Point Standings as of April 17
 
99B – Boom Briggs 200
28 – Eddie Carrier Jr. 190
4 – Alex Ferree 188
F1 – Coleby Frye 186
46 – Doug Horton 184
71D – Ron Davies 182
21 – Matt Lux 180
H1 – Jared Miley 178
71R – Rod Conley 176
1 – Duane Chamberlain 174
 
Upcoming Schedule
April 17 - Lernerville Speedway - Sarver, PA – Boom Briggs
April 18 – K-C Raceway – Chillicothe, OH - $5,000
May 9 - Winchester Speedway - Winchester, VA - $5000
May 23 – K-C Raceway – Chillicothe, OH - $5,000
May 24 – Central Pennsylvania Speedway - Clearfield, PA - $7000
May 29 - Hartford Speedway - Hartford, MI - $5000
May 30 - Butler Battle Grounds - Butler, MI - $5000


O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series forms All Star Fantasy League

Camargo, IL (4-15-09) by Kelly Brown – Public Relations Director – Have you ever wanted to own your own race team? This season the O’Reilly All Star Late Model Series is going to offer fans the next best thing by forming a free fantasy league that anyone can compete in to get a feel of what it is like to be a car owner with their own team of drivers on the road with the series.
The Free Fantasy Dirt Racing All Star Late Model Fantasy League will feature your favorite All Star Drivers competing on some of the most thrilling tracks on the 2009 schedule. How it works is fans will pick two All Star Drivers at the time of registration. These drivers will be the core of their team. During each race the competitors will then get to pick a third “wild card” driver from a pool of local drivers prior to each event to compete in their three car team. The teams will be scored based on your three drivers Feature finish, with bonus points being added if one of your drivers sets fast time. The 2009 All Star Fantasy Racing Season will begin with the K-C Raceway race on May 23, 2009 and will be composed of select events up until October when the All Stars make a return trip to K-C Raceway.
To register fans need to go to www.fantasydirtracing.com and sign up. The winner the league will win two tickets to an All Star Late Model race of your choice (subject of availability). More prizes will be offered throughout the fantasy racing season and a grand prizes will be awarded to overall winners.
For more information on the fantasy leagues a visit www.fantasydirtracing.com and for the most up to date information on the O’Reilly All Star Family of Series visit www.oreillyallstars.com.

The O'Reilly All Star Late Model Series Inaugural Weekend Just Two Weeks Away!

Camargo, IL (4-3-09) - Jason Shank- O'Reilly All Star Late Model Series Director
 
The O'Reilly All Star Late Model Series will kickoff their inaugural season in just two weeks with a two race weekend starting in Pennsylvania as General Manager Gary Risch Jr. welcomes the ASLMS to the illustrious, semi-banked 4/10 oval, Lernerville Speedway, Sarver, PA on Friday, April 17 for the $5,000 to-win ‘Inaugural All Star 50’. "I can’t think of a better place to open up a season at," ASLMS Director Jason Shank stated. "Lernerville Speedway has become a household name in the world of Dirt Late Model racing and we are proud to be able to start our tour at such a fabulous facility." "We’re excited to have the O'Reilly All Star Late Model Series open up their inaugural season at Lernerville," said Lernerville Speedway General Manager Gary Risch. "The ASLMS is a fresh, new regional series that will thrive with the incentives they are putting out there for the drivers, Lernerville Speedway is honored to hold the series' inaugural event!"
 
 
The series will then head to Jeff Schrader's K-C Raceway in Alma, OH for another $5,000 to-win 50 lap ASLMS Championship event on Saturday, April 18, the day after the inaugural event to close out the season's opening weekend. The trip will be the first of four ASLMS Championship events at 'Ohio's Fastest 3/8 Mile Dirt Track’. "We’re extremely excited to be going to K-C Raceway," Series President Guy Webb stated, "Adding a facility like K-C Raceway to our schedule is just a piece of the overall component in what we are trying to build here.” “Going from Lernerville Speedway to K-C Raceway makes for a fantastic inaugural weekend for the ASLMS,” Shank exclaimed, "both facilities are fast, wide, and action packed.”
 
Drivers expected to be in attendance throughout the weekend include potential ASLMS regulars such as Rob Blair, Keith Barbara, Rick ‘Boom’ Briggs, Eddie Carrier Jr., Duane Chamberlain, Rod Conley, Jason Covert, Coleby Frye, Dave Hess Jr., Davey Johnson, Mike Knight, Matt Lux, Jared Miley, Donnie Moran, and Steve Shaver. Also anticipated on being in action during the inaugural ASLMS weekend include a mix of Lernerville and K-C regulars like Mike Blose, Delmas and R.J. Conley, Alex Ferree, John Flinner, Lynn Geisler, Doug Horton, Gary Lyle, Jason Montgomery, and Gregg Satterlee to name a few.
 
 
Lernerville’s pit gates will open at 5:00 p.m. for the $5,000 to-win ‘Inaugural All Star 50’ while Driver’s meeting will be held at approximately 6:30 p.m. Hot laps are scheduled to begin around 6:45 p.m. and the SpeedWrapz Time Trials at 7:15 p.m. Racing will follow time trials at approximately 8:00 p.m. For more information please visit www.lernerville.com.
The pit gates for the $5,000 to-win extravaganza at K-C Raceway will open at 3:30 p.m. with hot laps at 6:00 p.m., the SpeedWrapz Time Trials at approximately 6:45 p.m. as racing will start at 7:30 p.m. For more information please visit www.kc-raceway.com.
 
For more information please visit www.allstarlatemodels.com and join our mailing list!

O'Reilly All Stars are Always Welcome at Extended Stay Hotels!
 
 
Camargo, IL (3-14-09) by Kelly Brown – Public Relations Director – When you are on the road as much as the O'Reilly All Star Racing Series, it always helps to know that there will be a place waiting for you at the end of an exciting night at the track and Extended Stay Hotels provides just that. Extended Stay Hotels are not only a great place to stay for All Star teams and fans, but they also provide a cost effective way to make it to all events.
 
 
 
 
Extended Stay Hotels promises their guests that "no matter where you are, no matter how long your stay, their suites offer all the comforts of home and office at a price that makes sense." Extended Stay Hotels also provides the All Star Series with a discounted rate at any time. To redeem the rate all you need to do is make your reservation at www.extendedstayhotels.com and enter the company code STR to receive the special racers rate.
 
 
 
 
With the O'Reilly All Stars poised to resume what promises to be a fast paced season of racing action, don’t be left in the dust at the end of the night. Make sure to make your reservations at Extended Stay Hotels, so that you will have somewhere to relax at the end of an action packed night of racing action.

K-C Raceway Added to O'Reilly All Star Late Model Series Schedule
 
Camargo, IL (March 13, 2009) - Jason Shank – O'Reilly All Star Late Model Series Director
 
As the O'Reilly All Star Late Model Series inaugural event at Lernerville Speedway (Friday, April 17, 2009) draws near, series officials have announced that K-C Raceway, located just outside of Chillicothe, OH, will host four ASLMS events during the 2009 season. Jeff Schrader, K-C Raceway’s brand new owner, just finalized the purchase of the famed southern Ohio high-banked oval as of 1 P.M., this afternoon. “This is a dream come true for me.” Said Schrader in a news release sent out by K-C Raceway Public Relations Director Scott Wolfe. “It is an exciting day for me and my family. A lot people share in the excitement and hopes I have for this season and many more to come at K-C Raceway. I can't wait to get started."
 
The first ASLMS trip to 'Ohio's Fastest 3/8 Mile Dirt Track' will be a $5,000 to win event and will be added on to the series’ inaugural weekend, Saturday, April 18 with the second date, also a $5,000 to win event, coming on Saturday, May 23 and will precede the $7,000 to win 'Grizzly' at Central PA Speedway. The third $5,000 to win event will be held on Saturday, September 19 while the fourth and final ASLMS event will be one to remember as it has been dubbed the "1st Annual Dirt Track World Cup Late Model Classic" presented by K-C Raceway and will be held October 1, 2, and 3. More details on the "Classic" will be available shortly. Each event will be full ASLMS Championship Points Events. 
 
"We're extremely excited to be going to KC Raceway," Series President Guy Webb stated, "Adding a facility like KC Raceway to our schedule is just a piece of the overall component in what we are trying to build here however, with the ASLMS being the only series with a $5,000 to win, $1,000 for tenth, and $400 to start purse, a national sponsor, and a lucrative points fund that includes a tow package for our top ten drivers, we were unable to fully come to terms with Potomac Speedway and Natural Bridge Speedway and we have regretfully removed both events from our schedule."
 
"Going from Lernerville Speedway to KC Raceway makes for a fantastic inaugural weekend for the ASLMS," Series Director Jason Shank exclaimed, "both facilities are fast, wide, and action packed. K-C in front of the 'Grizzly' at Central PA Speedway in May adds luster to that weekend and the September date will serve as a bit of a test session for the "Classic" at the beginning of October. I'm sure drivers and fans alike will be thrilled with what we have in store for the "Classic".
 
A reminder to all drivers that are planning on or thinking about competing with the ASLMS full time in 2009, please visit the series website and download the Driver Information and Membership Forms located in the 'Team Menu' section of the webpage, complete them and send to:
All Star Circuit of Champions, Inc.
215 W. Main St.
Camargo, IL 61919
 
The Official 2009 ASLMS Rule Book is also now available by visiting our website!
 
K-C Raceway is located 12 miles South of Chillicothe, OH, three miles out Blain Highway of SR 23 at Alma. You can find more information on K-C Raceway at www.kc-raceway.com.
 
For more information on the addition of K-C Raceway and the rest of the ASLMS schedule, please visit www.allstarlatemodels.com and don’t forget to join our mailing list!

O'Reilly All Stars teams up with ASI Sportswear
Camargo, IL (3-10-09) by Kelly Brown – Public Relations Director – It has been said that you know if you are a true auto racing fan when the majority of your wardrobe has track, series, and driver logos on them. For this group, a trip to the souvenir trailer at an O'Reilly All Star race is a must. This season these fans will get to see some of the hottest racewear provided by Automobile Sportswear Incorporated, as the company will be providing racewear for all three All Star series.
ASI Racewear, is a division of ASI Sportswear, which was created to meet the need for race suits and t-shirts for drivers in some of the NASCAR Touring Series. ASI Sportswear has been in business since 1981 and is based in New York. Four years ago they began their foray into the world of Dirt Late Model Racing and they have been broadening their dirt track based clientele ever since.
This season O'Reilly All Star fans can look forward to visiting the O'Reilly All Star souvenir trailer, and when they do they will find the best and highest quality racewear that ASI Sportswear has to offer.
 
For more information visit www.oreillyallstars.com.

Add the O�Reilly Family of Series to your Online Social Circle‏
Camargo, IL (3-1-09) by Kelly Brown – Public Relations Director – Are you a O'Reilly All Stars Family of Series fan or team member, and a Face Book fanatic or a My Space maven? Now you can follow the All Stars by adding the series to your online social circle on Face Book or My Space.

To find either of the All Star pages on both sites all you have to do is search [email protected]  in the friends area, or on My Space visit www.myspace.com/oreillyallstars. Once you have added the All Stars to your social circle you will be able to interact with other fans and even join the O'Reilly All Star Group on Face Book. This creates a new venue for fans to communicate with each other and the series.

Always know what is going on with the All Star Family of Series when you enter your My Space or Face Book account by adding the O'Reilly All Stars as a friend. For all the latest information on the O’Reilly All Stars visit www.oreillyallstars.com.


The O�Reilly All Star Late Model Series Releases Impressive Inaugural Schedule!‏
Camargo, IL (February 28, 2009) - Jason Shank – O'Reilly All Star Late Model Series Director
The O'Reilly All Star Late Model Series has hit the Dirt Late Model world by storm this off-season and shows no signs of slowing down. First, Series President Guy Webb bought out the now defunct Independent Racing Series (IRS), then announced a lucrative $50,000 guaranteed points fund including a tow money package for the top ten in ASLMS points leading to a total points fund of close to $150,000, and are now, with the help of America's #1 online Dirt Late Model news source, DirtonDirt.com, are releasing an impressive twenty plus race schedule that will eventually expand to close to thirty and will hit eight states including Illinois, Indiana, Maryland, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and West Virginia.
"Guy (Webb) did a fantastic job getting the schedule put together for 2009," commented Series Director Jason Shank. "The schedule seems to travel well for the series staff and drivers, we will be racing to and from events. With the fluctuation of fuel costs and not knowing what they will be during the summer months, that is a huge component in what we, as a series, were trying to accomplish." Shank continued, "The schedule is also not complete, we have up to ten additional events that are as close as crossing some T's and dotting some I's away from being finalized. Those events will be released as soon as they are firm."
Highlights of the schedule include the inaugural event at Sarver, PA's Lernerville Speedway, a $7,000 and $10,000 to win events at Tim Bainey's Central PA Speedway, the ''Jim Dunn Memorial'' at Midway Speedway, multiple race weekends in Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, and Ohio as well as the ‘Fall Classic’ at Virginia's Natural Bridge Speedway. The schedule is also not complete. The Series expects to be around 30 events total for the 2009 season.
To view the entire ALSMS schedule and for more information please visit www.allstarlatemodels.com and join our mailing list!
For additional information on the O'Reilly All Star Late Model Series 2009 schedule contact Series Director Jason Shank at [email protected]

Now you can follow the O'Reilly All Star Racing Series on your Cell Phone
Camargo, IL (2-21-09) by Kelly Brown - Public Relations Director – In the racing world it pays to be on the edge of innovative technology, and the O'Reilly All Star Family of series is not an exception. Now sprint car fans, drivers and teams can keep track of the All Star Series on their cell phone thanks to Twitter Text Service.
 
To join the service all you need to do is send the message: follow ascoc for the All Star Circuit of Champions, follow aslms for the All Star Late Model Series, or follow mdwas for the Midwest All Stars to 40404. Once the text is sent follow the prompts to be added to the distribution list. Standard text messaging rates do apply.  If after awhile you change your mind, being deleted from the distribution list is as easy as texting leave with the appropriate series code after it.
 
Always know what is going on no matter where you are with the O’Reilly All Star Family of Series by joining the All Star Twitter Text Service. This will be the same service that the All Star Officials will be using to communicate with teams and drivers about cancellations and schedule changes, so it pays for teams, drivers and fans to subscribe to the service. For all the cutting edge information for the O’Reilly All Stars visit www.oreillyallstars.com.

O'Reilly All Stars Unveil Parent Website.‏
 
Camargo, IL (1-1-09) by Kelly Brown – When families usually gather it is called a reunion, but when the O'Reilly All Star Circuit of Champions and O'Reilly Midwest All Star Series convene on the internet with the O'Reilly All Star Late Model Series, you get one action packed website. The All Star Racing Series is proud to announce the formation of a new parent website that will keep racing enthusiasts up to date with the latest news for all three series.
The parent site www.OReillyAllStars.com  will serve as a gateway for all three series websites which will feature items such as: news, schedules, series point standings, rules and procedures. The sites will also highlight the same features that the visitors to the O'Reilly All Star Circuit of Champions Series website have come accustomed to including a sponsor’s page, a rotating sponsor banner highlighting all series sponsors and marketing partners.
The O'Reilly All Star Family of Series features three unique racing series, including winged sprint cars, regional winged sprint cars and dirt late models, approximately 110 racing dates will be held under the All Stars banner in seventeen states. Races for all three series will be broadcast live on the internet at www.dirtvision.com.
For the most up to date information on the O'Reilly All Star Family of Series visit www.OReillyAllStars.com  

Brown Named New PR Director‏
Brown takes the reins as PR Director for O'Reilly All Star Racing
Series
Camargo, IL (12-30-08)  As the world readies to ring in a new year,
the OReilly All Star Family of series is preparing for an exciting
2009 season. Today the series announced that Kelly Brown will be
taking over as Public Relations Director. Brown arrives to the
O'Reilly All Stars with a wealth of talent and a background that
combines public relations experience with several disciplines of
racing.
Brown grew up in the hotbed of sprint car racing in Indiana. She
spent most of her childhood in the infield at the Terre Haute Action
Track, so dirt track racing was a love of hers from an early age. A
graduate of Indiana State University, Brown began her foray into
racing while pursing a Masters Degree in Communication with an
emphasis in Public Relations. While earning her degree Brown
integrated auto racing into her studies by interning at Lincoln Park
Speedway, Daytona International Speedway Communication Department and
pit reporting for the Indy Racing League. Brown also served as a
co-host on a regional racing radio show. 
Browns first fulltime position was with the Champ Car World Series.
There Brown honed her talents in the PR field handling writing, media
relations, community relations and various other duties for the
series. Since the demise of the series Brown has been teaching
composition at a community college in Indianapolis and writing for
various websites and publications. 
"Kelly brings an abundance of talent to the OReilly All Star Family
of Series," said Guy Webb O'Reilly All Stars Series President. "She
is a great addition to our team. It is clear Kelly has a love of
motorsports and I know that passion will show in her work for us."
Media inquires can be sent to [email protected]

The New Voice of the OReilly All Star Late Model Series!

Camargo, IL (December 22, 2008) - Jason Shank  O'Reilly All Star
Late Model Series Director
The OReilly All Star Late Model Series has continued to build upon
their already impressive staff with the hiring of former Williams
Grove (PA) Speedway and Hagerstown (MD) Speedway announcer John Krall
to be the official voice of the ASLMS. Krall, along with the rest of
the ASLMS staff brings a ton of experience to the table as well as a
very distinct voice that could only be associated with the ASLMS.
 
Series Director Jason Shank commented on the hiring of John, ''John
and I have worked together some in the past while he worked at
Hagerstown, John brings the experience behind the microphone that we
were looking for. Krall is a welcome addition to the ASLMS team as we
move forward in preparation for the 2009 season.''
Krall's many years of experience come from such tracks as the
aforementioned Williams Grove Speedway and Hagerstown Speedway as
well as other central Pennsylvania speedways such as Bedford
Speedway, Lincoln Speedway, Port Royal Speedway, Susquehanna
Speedway, and Trail-Way Speedway. John has also dabbled in other
forms of motorsports like truck pulls, hill climbs, and auto shows.
Krall is also a host of two central PA television shows called, PA
Open Wheel and Race Night T.V..
 
The O'Reilly All Star Late Model Series as well as the whole All
Star family would like to extend their holiday wishes to the entire
racing community! Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to everyone!
 
For more information please visit www.allstarlatemodels.com and join
our mailing list!
 
 
 
MERRY CHRISTMAS TO EVERYONE FROM THE ALL STAR FAMILY!
 


The O'Reilly All Star Late Model Series Hires Tech Inspector!
 
Camargo, IL (12-16-08) - Jason Shank  O'Reilly All Star Late Model
Series Director
 
The O'Reilly All Star Late Model Series has added another piece to
the ongoing puzzle this past week as they have brought on Mark Hawk
as series Technical Inspector. Hawk is no stranger to the Dirt Late
Model world as he brings over 30 years of experience to the series.
 
"I am extremely pleased that we are able to bring in someone like
Mark," Series Director Jason Shank said, "Mark brings a wealth of
knowledge and leadership to the tour. He is well known and well
respected throughout the industry and will fit our program
perfectly." Shank continued, "We have worked together in the past and
have a solid relationship that will lead to drama free days on the
road. Mark and I will work together to put the best possible product
out there for promoters, drivers, and fans. We are putting the final
touches on the 2009 ASLMS Rule Book and should be available on the
series website within the next few weeks and the schedule is about
85% completed and should also be available very soon."
 
Hawk has had numerous duties throughout his years in racing including
tech inspector and race director at tracks such as Lernerville
Speedway and Challenger Raceway, track and pit lineups and pit
steward at Franklin, PA's Tri-City Speedway. Mark also has series
experience as he served as a lineup official and race director for
over five years.
 
"Excited," Mark exclaimed when asked about working with the ASLMS.
"I'm excited about working with an organization like the All Stars,
with the drivers that have called expressing interest in the series
and the schedule we are about to release to the public, it's going to
be a good deal for everyone involved. With the experience Jason and I
bring to the table and some cooperation from the drivers, we will be
able to put on a well organized show. The track promoters and fans
will really be in for a treat!"


All Stars Growth Continues in 2009‏

Camargo, IL (12-08-08) by Guy Webb -Series President
The O'Reilly All Stars family of racing series has enjoyed a very
busy off-season to date, building from a highly successful season in
2008 with the O'Reilly All Star Circuit of Champions and the O'Reilly
Midwest All Star Series, committed to the growth of top-of-the-line
winged sprint cars from Pennsylvania to Kansas. While the two sprint
car series will combine to feature approximately eighty events in
2009, the latest addition to the family, The O'Reilly All Star Late
Model Series, will add to the excitement at America's dirt tracks
with a schedule featuring approximately thirty events.
 
The growth of the O'Reilly All Stars family has attracted sponsorship
partners that are widely respected leaders in their respective fields,
inside and outside of the racing industry. O'Reilly Auto Parts, of
Springfield, MO., continues as title sponsor for all three series for
the third year. O'Reilly Auto Parts is a 1,900 store retail chain
serving customers throughout the Midwest and Southern United States.
Recently, the company purchased S.K.S. a west coast chain of stores,
which will double its size and national presence.
 
The All Star Family of Series has many unique marketing features that
make partnering with the company a tremendous opportunity for sponsors
and racing teams:
 
1. With three unique racing series, featuring winged sprint cars,
regional winged sprint cars and dirt late models, approximately 110
racing dates will be held under the All Stars banner in seventeen
states.
 
2. All Stars fan attendance per event increased over 20% in '08, due
to proven marketing systems and strategies geared to get customers to
the event and inform and entertain them during the time they are
there. 
 
3. The All Stars have THREE websites, representing each series, and
each website has shown tremendous growth in the overall number of
"hits", which shows the amount of interest in the All Stars brand
with both fans and the racing community..
 
4. Internet live webcasts of All Star races at www.dirtvision.com are
reaching an additional 6,500 listeners per show, and approximately
734,000 per season.
 
In 2009, the O'Reilly All Stars Family of Racing &"America's Series"
is proud to announce the following new sponsorship partners, which
are committed, not only, to bring the excitement of big-time dirt
track racing to long-time fans and new fans across the country, but
to further the growth and stability of winged sprint car racing and
dirt late model racing throughout America:
 
DART Engines, Callies Crankshafts, Oliver Rods, Barnes Oil Systems,
Randy's Filters, Fuel Safe, Mahle Pistons, Goodridge Hose and
Fittings, J&D Performance, Don Ott Racing Engines, VRP Shocks and
GME/Nields Manufacturing.
 
For more information on the O'Reilly All Stars, please call series
President Guy Webb at 217-832-2308 or visit www.allstarsprint.com
<http://%20www.allstarsprint.com/>
, www.allstarlatemodels.com <http://www.allstarlatemodels.com/>
, and www.midwestallstarseries.com
<http://www.midwestallstarseries.com./>
. 

The O'Reilly All Star Late Model Series Headed to the PRI Trade Show!
 
Camargo, IL (December 7, 2008) As the off-season rolls on, the
O'Reilly All Star Late Model Series continues to prepare for their
return to the Dirt Late Model world. The ASLMS recently appointed a
Series Director, launched a brand new website, and have begun the
process of shelling out information to drivers, fans, and promoters
about the upcoming season.
 
Series President Guy Webb and Series Director Jason Shank will
continue meeting, greeting, and informing potential drivers,
sponsors, tracks and promoters, and fans about what to expect when
the ASLMS opens their season at Lernerville Speedway, Sarver, PA on
Friday, April 17, 2009 this upcoming weekend, December 11-13 at the
Performance Racing Industry (PRI) Trade Show to be held at the Orange
County Convention Center in Orlando, Florida.
 
Im extremely excited to be going to the PRI Trade Show this year,
Shank said. I think its going to be good for the series to get us
down there to network our series to everyone involved. We know there
will a ton of questions for us when we get there but that is actually
what we want. We want everyone to know how hard we have been working
here in the off-season to put a solid product out there for drivers,
tracks, and fans.
 
Jason continued on to talk about the 2009 schedule, As it stands
right now, we are pretty close to having a final schedule. We are
hovering around 30 dates that will cover eight states. We are also
expecting to have a better idea on what drivers may be interested on
following the ASLMS in 2009. We have already had plenty of driver
interest the since the announcement of our points fund and tow money
packages.
 
The 2009 ASLMS Driver Membership form is now available on
www.allstarlatemodels.com <http://www.allstarlatemodels.com/>
with the 2009 ASLMS Rule Book coming soon!
 
Additional information on the O'Reilly All Star Late Model Series can
be found at www.allstarlatemodels.com
<http://www.allstarlatemodels.com/>
.


2009 O' Reilly All Star Late Model Series Memberships Now Available!
 
Camargo, IL (11-25-08) by Jason Shank  OReilly All Star Late Model
Series Director
 
The 2009 O' Reilly All Star Late Model Series memberships are now
available. The deadline for to have your membership submitted is the
Series first event, April 17, 2009 at Lernerville Speedway in
Sarver, PA
 
Please go to www.allstarlatemodels.com to download the 2009
membership form. The fee is $250.00 for drivers. The 2009 advantages
are as follows:
 
1. Qualifies team for appearance/tow package, top ten in points,
 
$150,000.00 annually.
 
2. Lower entry fees to each OASLMS event.
 
Remember if you are planning to run a minimum of 10 OASLMS events,
the 2009 membership is a money saving investment.
 
For more information about your 2009 membership go to
http://www.allstarlatemodels.com


OReilly All Star Late Model Series
Friday, November 21, 2008
 
OReilly All Star Late Model Series Announces Point Fund and Driver
Incentives
 
Camargo, IL (November 21, 2008) by Jason Shank  OReilly All Star
Late Model Series Director
 
The highly anticipated OReilly All Star Late Model Series 2009
season is quickly approaching and Series President, Guy Webb and
Series Director, Jason Shank have been hard at work putting together
a very lucrative year end points fund as well as an incentive plan
for drivers planning on competing on the full tour.
 
The OReilly All Star Late Model Series is offering a guaranteed
$50,000 year end points fund to be paid out to the top ten in points.
The Series champion will also receive a minimum of $15,000 with the
tenth place finisher in the season ending points battle will receive
no less than $2,000. This is something we are coming right out of
the box with, stated Webb. This point fund is guaranteed, this is
not based off of the number of events we have and right now we are
sitting at around 25 scheduled events with up to 35 events possible.
 
 
Also being offered by the OReilly All Star Late Model Series is tow
(show) money to the top ten in ASLMS points. Tow money will be tiered
based on points position with the point leader receiving a cool $500
per event. Second in points will receive $400 per event, positions
three through seven will receive $250 per event, and eight through
ten will receive $200 per event.
 
Tow money is a solid deal for the drivers, Shank said. We are here
to put on a good show for the fans and take care of the drivers. When
the drivers are taken care of, so are the fans. Jason continued,
When we put a solid field of drivers and cars on the race track the
fans will be in for a treat. With the guaranteed year end points fund
and the tow money incentive program, the ASLMS will be the perfect
place for a regional driver wanting to expand their horizons.
 
Additional information on the OReilly All Star Late Model Series can
be found on www.allstarlatemodels.com
<http://www.allstarlatemodels.com/>
.
 
Written by: Jason Shank  ASLMS Director
Distributed by: OReilly All Star Late Model Series


OReilly All Star Late Model Series
 
Jason Shank  OReilly All Star Late Model Series Director
 
The OReilly All Star Late Model Series Launches Website!
 
Camargo, IL (November 19, 2008) The newly formed OReilly All Star
Late Model Series now has an online home. The Black Swamp Media Group
designed website can be found at www.allstarlatemodels.com and will
feature series news, and information including the 2009 schedule,
series point standings, and rules and procedures.
 
The website will also highlight all of the same features the OReilly
All Star Circuit of Champions and OReilly Midwest All Star Series
websites have including a sponsors page, a rotating sponsor banner
highlighting all series sponsors and marketing partners.
 
Im really pleased with how the website turned out, exclaimed Jason
Shank, OReilly All Star Late Model Series Director. A strong,
informative, professional looking site was what we were aiming at and
I believe the guys at Black Swamp Media Group did that by utilizing
the same template they used with the OReilly All Star Circuit of
Champions website.
 
Once the inaugural OReilly All Star Late Model Series event takes
place at Lernerville Speedway, Sarver, PA on Friday, April 17th the
site will also include all series results and race reports.
 
Additional information on the OReilly All Star Late Model Series can
be found at www.allstarlatemodels.com.