2011allstarlatemodel

Blair comes on strong late to take All Star Late Model win at Sharon

HARTFORD, Ohio (Saturday, Aug. 13, 2011)By Brian Liskai � Robbie Blair
bided his time and was there when it counted Saturday at Sharon Speedway.
The defending All Star Late Model champion wasn�t a factor for the first
half of the race, but found himself third after a mid-race accident that
took out the second, third, and fourth place cars. Blair then went on to
pass Matt Lux and race-long leader Dave Hess, Jr. with two laps to go to
win the 40-lap feature worth $4,000.

�Hess� car was wheelie�ing up there pretty good,� described the
Centerville, Pa. standout. �It made him have traction, but his corner
speed was kind of screwed up. I was just hanging on at the beginning
hoping the track and my car would come to me. My car got better there at
the end. We had harder tires on than probably anyone else and it took
awhile for them to go. There was quite a bit of rubber there at the end
and my car was pretty good. If Hess� car was going straight in the
corners, I probably wouldn�t have been able to pass him. Half of racing is
luck. Everything has to come together to win nowadays.�

A pair of cautions for Bryan Casey and Derek Frank slowed action before a
lap was completed, but once green flag racing got underway, the first 21
laps went non-stop. Hess took off in the lead with Jared Miley, Donnie
Moran, Matt Lux, and Russell King filling the top five. King drove under
Lux to take fourth on lap two.

Hess caught traffic on lap nine as the top four broke away from the field.

On lap 10, the lapped car of Russ Frohnapfel allowed Miley to really put
the pressure on Hess, while King tried everything to get past Moran.

Miley pulled alongside Hess for the first time on lap 14 as he dove low,
while Hess fought the lapped car of Brent Rhebergen.

Hess continued to lead, but Miley once again pulled even with the leader on
lap 15, but was unable to lead the lap. Hess got a little breathing room,
but on lap 18 caught a swarm of lapped cars that included Garrett Krummert,
George Lee, and Mike Blose. Miley tried to make the pass on lap

21 as he again raced side-by-side with Hess, but just couldn�t make it
stick.

On lap 22, King made a dive bomb move through the bottom of turns three and
four to get past Moran for third, but drove into Miley forcing all three
cars to spin. It was a heartbreaker for Miley, who was fresh off his first
Lernerville Speedway win in dominating fashion the night prior.

Miley and Moran would restart at the tail, while King was done for the
night.

The accident moved Lux to second, Blair to third with Ryan Markham and
Dennis Lunger, Jr. now into the top five. Lunger�s strong run ended on lap
26 when he brought out the race�s fourth caution. At this point, everyone
noticed Hess� car appeared to have an issue. At first, Hess thought he had
a right rear tire going down, but would later realize he broke the right
rear shock.

Six more laps were run before the race�s final caution was displayed for
Miley. Back under green flag racing, Blair passed Lux for second with an
inside move in turn three. Blair then caught Hess on lap 35. Blair ducked
under Hess in turn four on lap 37, but Hess had the momentum to lead the
lap; however, one lap later Blair made the pass stick with the slider in
turn four.

Blair immediately pulled away and stretched his lead and margin of victory
to a straightaway in his Specialty Products/Bossard�s Used Auto-sponsored
#W11. Hess was second after leading the first 37 laps. Lux was a solid
third with Markham fourth and John Garvin, Jr. coming from 11th to finish
fifth. Krummert came from 15th to finish sixth over Rick �Boom� Briggs,
Moran, John Mollick, and George Lee II. Heat winners Blair, Moran, and
King, who set fast time over the 21-car field with a lap of 15.587.

All Star Late Models (40 laps, $4,000 to-win): 1. ROBBIE BLAIR (W11) 2.
Dave Hess, Jr. (44) 3. Matt Lux (21) 4. Ryan Markham (5M) 5. John
Garvin, Jr. (J4) 6. Garrett Krummert (29) 7. Rick �Boom� Briggs (99B) 8.
Donnie Moran (99) 9. John Mollick (4J) 10. George Lee II (G1) 11.

Brent Rhebergen (07R) 12. Dennis Lunger, Jr. (Schwartz 71L) 13. Terry
Porter (32) 14. Jared Miley (H1) 15. Russell King (56) 16. Russ
Frohnapfel (45) 17. Mike Bores (15B) 18. Mike Blose (5) 19. Derek Frank
(16*) 20. Bryan Casey (25) 21. John Volpe (99V)-DNS.

All Star Championship Racing announces new office telephone number

CAMARGO, IL (7-20-11) � All Star Championship Racing � which includes the
All Star Circuit of Champion Sprint Cars, All Star Late Model Series and
Midwest All Star Sprints � has a new contact phone number. The new
telephone number is 217-253-8100. President/CEO Guy Webb and General
Manager Owen Fritz can be also be reached at this number.

All Star Championship Racing, Inc. ends relationship with O'Reilly Auto
Parts

Camargo, IL (7-16-11)- All Star Championship Racing, Inc. has removed
O'Reilly Auto Parts as the title sponsor for the All Star Circuit of
Champions, All Star Late Model Series, and the Midwest All Star Series
resulting from an unpaid invoice in January 2011, we are now moving forward
with collection proceedings. Please note that all O'Reilly trademarked
material have been removed from all logos, printed material, and social
media from this date forward. We have enjoyed several years in working with
O'Reilly Auto Parts in sponsoring our company, it is regretful the
relationship has ended.

Carrier wins another All Star Late Model race at KC

CHILLICOTHE, OH (7-1-11)By Brian Liskai � The Salt Rock Express � Eddie
Carrier Jr. � is undefeated in big late model events at KC Raceway. The
Salt Rock, West Virginia driver would pass Richmond, Indiana�s Steve
Casebolt late in the 40-lap feature Friday and would power to the win.

Carrier�s victory in the �Night the Stars Come Out� goes with his �Classic:
win earlier this year a the for a sweep of the O�Reilly Auto Parts All Star
Circuit of Champions Late Model Series events at KC Raceway.

�It don�t get any better than this!� exclaimed Carl Grover, the owner of
Carrier�s Grover Racing Engines/Engines Inc./Blue Ridge Machinery and Tools
backed #28.

�It�s good to be back here at KC. You always have a good, fast race track
here. We were pretty good tonight. I didn�t know if I could have got him
(Casebolt) if he didn�t spin his tires off of two just a little bit,� said
Carrier. �This is a good way to start the Fourth of July weekend. KC is one
of the best tracks around, the fans were great tonight�all I can say is
ya�all just keep coming back and supporting this place.�

In the 40-lap late model feature, Casebolt bolted into the early lead over
Carrier, who rode shotgun with the leader throughout much of the event. A
lap seven Frank Heckenest spin would bring out the caution, setting the
stage for a Delaware style shootout. Casebolt would power away only to see
the action slow on lap 10 when Brad Neat slowed on the top of turn three.

On the ensuing restart Casebolt would again zoom to the point with some
cushion between he and Carrier. But, as the pair raced into traffic at the
half-way point, Carrier�s Ford began to close the gap � three times he dove
under Casebolt in turn one, scrubbing off some speed on each attempt.
Carrier wouldn�t give up and he and Casebolt ran nose to tail much of the
next 10 laps.

Behind the lead duo, Donnie Moran � fresh off an All Star win five days
earlier at Millstream Speedway � and Tim Dohm began to close in, making it
a wild four car race.

With nine laps remaining, Carrier again had caught Casebolt and put on a
power slide job on the end of lap 31 to take the lead coming out of turn
four. Meanwhile, Earl Pearson Jr. came on to a strong fifth but Dohm closed
the door on his charge. Dohm then rallied the last three laps to again
pressure Moran for third.

At the finish it was Carrier over Casebolt, Moran, Dohm and Pearson. Greg
Johnson was next in line in what was a spectacular run for the Indiana
driver as he came through the B-main, started 17th and finished sixth to
earn the hard-charger honors. Rounding out the top 10 were Johnny McCool,
Ben Adkins, Josh McGuire and defending KC champ Delmas Conley.

�I have come in second many times here. It seems like when we come here for
a $5,000-to-win race we run second. It is what it is,� said Casebolt beside
his Rockstar Energy Drink/Makita Industrial Power Tools/Dixie Chopper
backed #C9. �I�m happy to finish second�it�s better than third.

For three-time All Star champion Moran, third was the best he could get out
of his car on this night.

�Those guys were running real good tonight. I had a good car, but they were
just a little better. For as hot as it was the track was in pretty good
shape,� said Moran.

Friday, July 1, 2011
KC Raceway, Chillicothe, Ohio

37 Late Models

Kistler Engines Fast Time: Ben Adkins, 14:350

Kear�s Speed Shop Heat One (top 4 to A): Steve Casebolt, Jr., Eric Wells,
Josh McGuire, Delmas Conley, Greg Johnson, Clint Keenan, Ken Howell, D.J.
Miller, Nick Latham, Brian Casey

All Pro Aluminum Heads Heat Two (top 4 to A): Ben Adkins, Brad Neat, Tim
Dohm, Mark Frazier, Billy Gullion, Dean Boyd, Dylan Huron, Ross Nicastri,
Kirk Phillips

MSD Ignitions Heat Three (top 4 to A): Donnie Moran, Rod Conley, Earl
Pearson, Jr., Jared Miley, Mike Wilson, Chad Smith, Harold Redman, Jr.,
Jason Perry, Russ Fronapfel

Kinsler Fuel Injections Heat Four (top 4 to A): R.J. Conley, Eddie
Carrier, Jr., Johnny McCool, Devin Moran, Frank Heckenest, Jr., Kevin
Wagner, Paul Davis, Brett Kennard, Carrie Mason

UNOH B-Main One (top 4 to A): Greg Johnson, Ken Howell, Dean Boyd, Clint
Keenan, Dylan Huron, Nick Latham, D.J. Miller, Kirk Phillips, Ross
Nicastri,Brian Casey

UNOH B-Main Two (top 4 to A): Frank Heckenest, Mike Wilson, Chad Smith,
Harold Redman, Jr., Kevin Wagner, Jason Perry, Brett Kennard, Russ
Fronapfel, Carrie Mason

Feature: Eddie Carrier, Jr., Steve Casebolt, Jr., Donnie Moran, Tim Dohm,
Earl Pearson, Jr., Greg Johnson, Johnny McCool, Ben Adkins, Josh McGuire,
Delmas Conley, Mike Wilson, Jared Miley, Clint Keenan, Brad Neat, Chad
Smith, R.J. Conley, Rod Conley, Frank Heckenest, Mark Frazier, Ken Howell,
Russ Frohnapfel, Devin Moran, Dean Boyd, Eric Wells, Brian Casey

Hard Charger: Greg Johnson 17 to 6th

Donnie Moran takes advantage of Jon Henry miscue to claim Millstream All
Star Late Model win

FINDLAY, OH (6-26-11) By Brian Liskai� Jon Henry has had a nearly perfect
season, but it was an uncharacteristic miscue that allowed �The Million
Dollar Man� Donnie Moran to slip by to take the $4,000 O�Reilly Auto Parts
All Star Circuit of Champions Late Model Series win at Millstream Speedway
Sunday, June 26.

Henry, who has five wins at Attica Raceway Park in 2011, got over the
cushion in turn two, but did a masterful job of keeping his
www.jonhenryracing.com late model out of the wall. But, when you have
three-time All Star champion and four time STARS titlist Donnie Moran right
on your rear bumper, there�s no room for error.

�We�re happy to be here. This is a good win for us,� Moran said in victory
lane. �My car was good just about anywhere I put it, but I found a groove I
liked and just kept working it and working it and it finally paid off.�

Moran and Henry would bring the field to the green flag, with Henry
powering ahead to the early race lead. Moran, Eddie Carrier Jr., Steve
Casebolt and Greg Johnson would give chase. Henry would build a sizable
early lead with Moran comfortably in second while a tremendous battle
ensued for third between Carrier, Johnson and Casebolt.

The 40-lap feature�s only caution would fly for debris on lap 10, wiping
out Henry�s big lead. When racing resumed, Henry again roared ahead, but
Moran, the first four time winner of Eldora Speedway�s World 100, would
stay within striking distance. Soon the Ada, Ohio youngster and the
Dresden, Ohio veteran would begin a high speed game of cat-and-mouse,
methodically slicing through the back of the field.

Meanwhile, behind the leaders, Carrier � who scored an All Star series� win
earlier this year � and Johnson would continue to duel for the third spot
while young Russ King and former Eldora Dream winner Matt Miller looked to
crack the top five.

At the halfway point, Moran had slowly reeled in Henry, patiently waiting
for the right opportunity. On lap 27 Henry jumped the cushion off turn two
and Moran drove under for the lead.

Henry, meanwhile, nearly stalled his car as he scrambled to gather his
momentum back up for a run at the new race leader.

Over the final ten laps, Henry was able to close back in on Moran, but
simply ran out of time to catch Moran who nabbed the win in his C&J
Excavating, Custom Cutter, Eddie�s Sunoco sponsored #99. Henry would cross
the stripe in second with Eddie Carrier Jr., of Salt Rock, W. Va third.
Bedford, Indiana�s Greg Johnson finished fourth with Bristolville, Ohio�s
Russ King rounding out the top five.

MILLSTREAM SPEEDWAY

Results Summary

6/26/11

O�Reilly All-Star Late Models (32 entries)

Kistler Racing Engines Fast Qualifier � Steve Casebolt/17.393

Kear�s Speedshop Heat #1 (top 4 advance) � Greg Johnson, Russ King, Duane
Chamberlain, Casey Noonan, Mike Bores, Michael Stiltner, Mike Hudson,
Chester Fitch

All Pro Aluminum Heads Heat #2 (top 4 advance) � Eddie Carrier Jr., Ryan
Markham, Ryan Missler, Dave Hornikel, Russ Frohnapfel, Matt Irey, Wayne
Maffett Jr., Steve Shafer

MSD Ignition Heat #3 (top 4 advance) � Matt Miller, Jon Henry, Rick Delong,
Josh Scott, Rody Schroyer, Ernie Haynes, Bobby Michaels, Steve Kester

Kinsler Fuel Injection Heat #4 (top 4 advance) � Steve Casebolt, Donnie
Moran, Devon Moran, George Lee, Bryan Casey, Ron Miller, Matt Westfall;
(DNS � Jared Miley)

UNOH B-Main (top 6 advance) � Mike Bores, Rody Schroyer, Wayne Maffett Jr.,
Ernie Haynes, Matt Westfall, Ron Miller, Bryan Casey, Mike Stiltner, Russ
Frohnapfel, Matt Irey, Steve Shafer, Bobby Michaels; (DNS � Chester Fitch,
Steve Kester, Mike Hudson, Jared Miley)

O�Reilly Auto Parts A-Main (40 laps) - Donnie Moran, Jon Henry, Eddie
Carrier Jr., Greg Johnson, Russ King, Steve Casebolt, Matt Miller, Devin
Moran, Casey Noonan, Ryan Missler, George Lee, Duane Chamberlain, Ryan
Markham, Wayne Maffett Jr., Rody Schroyer, Ernie Haynes, Ron Miller, Bryan
Casey, Mike Bores, Matt Westfall, Josh Scott, Dave Hornikel, Rick Delong,
Russ Frohnapfel

All Star Late Model Series event rescheduled for Millstream Speedway for
June 26

CAMARGO, IL. (5-27-11) By Brian Liskai - In cooperation with Millstream
Speedway, the rained out May 15 event for the O'Reilly Auto Parts All Star
Late Model Series has been rescheduled for Sunday, June 26.
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The $4,000-to-win event is co-sanctioned by the Sunoco UMP American Late
Model Series.
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Pennsylvania's John Flinner scored the season opener for the All Stars at
Lernerville Speedway with "The Salt Rock Express" Eddie Carrier Jr. taking
the win in "The Classic" at KC Raceway.

Carrier currently leads the All Star series points over Jared Miley, former
champion Boom Briggs, Greg Oakes, Rod Conley, Donnie Moran, Devin Moran,
Bryan Casey, Greg Satterlee and Russ King.

Expect to see three-time ALMS champion Brian Ruhlman, who won at Millstream
last year. Also likely to show up for the $4,000 top prize will be Curtis
Roberts, 2010 National UMP champion Rusty Schlenk, Dusty Moore, Jerry
Bowersock, Jon Henry (who has 4 wins at Attica in 2011 and is a former ALMS
champion), two-time Attica champion Ryan Missler, Jeff Babock, Casey Noonan
and more.

Pit gates will open Sunday at 3 p.m. with grandstand seating opening at 3
p.m. Racing is slated to get underway at 6:30 p.m.
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The All Star Late Model Series then heads to West Virginia Motor Speedway
near Parkersburg, W. Va., for the Mark Balzano Memorial, a $5,000-to-win
event, on Thursday, June 30. The All Stars follow the next night at KC
Raceway near Chillicothe, Ohio for the 18th Annual The Night the Stars Come
Out for another $5,000-to-win affair, which will also feature the O'Reilly
Auto Parts All Star Circuit of Champion Sprint Cars.
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Last year at the Mark Balzano Memorial, Vienna, West Virginia�s Steve
Shaver claimed the prize with a last lap pass over World of Outlaws Late
Model Series Champion Josh Richards.
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At the Night the Stars Come Out event at KC Raceway in 2010, Carrier would
make a late-race pass of Matt Miller to pull off the exciting 50-lap
victory.

Findlay, OH (5-14-11)- After a beautiful week of sunshine and high
temperatures, Mother Nature has forced Millstream Speedway officials to
postpone the race scheduled for May 15. The makeup date will be announced
at a lImageater date. Please stay tuned to www.allstarlatemodels.com or
www.millstreamspeedway.com for more information.

All Star Late Model Series heads to Millstream

CAMARGO, IL (5-9-11) By Brian Liskai � After a great opening weekend, the
stars of the O�Reilly Auto Parts All Star Late Model Series will head to
Millstream Speedway near Findlay, Ohio on Sunday, May 15 for a
$4,000-to-win event.

Pennsylvania�s John Flinner scored the season opener for the All Stars at
Lernerville Speedway two weeks ago. The Salt Rock Expess Eddie Carrier Jr.
followed the next night with a win in �The Classic� at KC Raceway.

Sunday�s race at Millstream will be the season-opener for the historic
track. It will also be the season-opener for the Sunoco UMP American Late
Model Series.

Carrier currently leads the All Star series points over Jared Miley, former
champion Boom Briggs, Greg Oakes, Rod Conley, Donnie Moran, Devin Moran,
Bryan Casey, Greg Satterlee and Russ King.

Expect to see three-time ALMS champion Brian Ruhlman, who won at Millstream
last year. Also likely to show up for the $4,000 top prize will be Curtis
Roberts, 2010 National UMP champion Rusty Schlenk, Dusty Moore, Jerry
Bowersock, Jon Henry (who has 4 wins at Attica in 2011 and is a former ALMS
champion), two-time Attica champion Ryan Missler, Jeff Babock, Casey Noonan
and more.

�We expect well a great car count for this event. Hats off to Dean Miracle
and his workers. It�s been a very tough spring, but they have worked their
tails off to get the facility ready and we�re excited to be a part of the
season opener,� said Guy Webb of the All Star Late Model Series.

Pit gates will open Sunday at 3 p.m. with grandstand seating opening at 3
p.m. Racing is slated to get underway at 6:30 p.m.

CHILLICOTHE, OH (4-30-11) By Brian Liskai� Danny Smith may end up
in medical journals. The Indiana native who now calls Chillicothe, Ohio
home, hurt his back last June in a violent sprint car crash and spent the
rest of the summer and all winter recuperating from surgery under the care
of his wife, Stephanie. Smith sent notice this weekend that he will once
again be a force to be reckoned with, winning both races he competed in �
Friday at Attica Raceway Park, and Saturday at �The Classic� at KC Raceway.

"A little less than a year ago... June 18 I was laying in the hospital with
a broken back, wondering what I was gonna do in the future and wondering if
I would ever drive again. Fans from all over pitched in and helped me out
with money and prayers. This race is for all of you. I appreciate it and
dedicate this win to you,� said Smith to the huge, adoring crowd.

The first race of the year for the O�Reilly Auto Parts Midwest All Star
Sprint Series was forth $3,000 for Smith.

In the third annual 40-lap $4,000-to-win �Classic� for the O�Reilly Auto
Parts All Star Late Models, the Salt Rock Express, Eddie Carrier Jr. (Salt
Rock, W. Va.) blitzed the field for the victory.

�I drew that eight (pill) and thought �oh no�my job just got harder.� We�ve
had some bad luck lately, so maybe this will turn it around. We will just
keep a diggin� and working harder and see what happens. It�s good to be
here in victory lane,� said an elated Carrier who has had a series of
double-digit wins over the past eight years at KC Raceway.

"I'd like to thank Grover Motorsports and Engines Inc. and my Dad. He and I
were THE crew tonight and Dad worked really hard to help get us here,�
added Carrier.

The evening began when Donnie Moran came with thirteen-hundredths of Jackie
Boggs' 10-year-old track record during qualifications. Numerous other cars
timed in the mid 13 second bracket as the cool afternoon locked down
moisture early on the fast 3/8 mile speed plant.

Pinconning, Michigan�s Jeep VanWormer led the late model field to the green
with former World 100 winner Matt Miller to his outside. VanWormer blasted
into the lead ahead of Miller and Zach Dohm, however, "Insane Duane"
Chamberlain grabbed everyone�s attention with his high-flying machine as he
grabbed second on lap six. Eighth place starter Carrier quickly stormed up
to fourth.

A caution for Josh McGuire on lap eight bunched up the field for the
Delaware-style restart. This allowed Carrier to storm into third. Meanwhile
Mark Frazier, Jason Montgomery, and R.J. Conley battled hard for fifth
place.

VanWormer caught lapped traffic by the 16th circuit as Chamberlain and
Carrier continued their tremendous battle for second.

VanWormer�s run at the top would end on lap 17. During a caution for a
stalled Chad Smith, the leader exited the speedway with mechanical
problems, handing the lead to Richmond, Indiana�s Chamberlain.

But, Chamberlain�s lead wouldn�t last long. On the restart, Carrier won the
drag race into the first corner to take the lead while Jason Montgomery
leap-frogged two spots into fourth.

R.J. Conley, Mark Frazier, and Boom Briggs came together on lap 20, sending
Frazier helplessly down the front chute backwards. The rest of the field
continued in evasive fashion setting up the third restart.

Chamberlain suffered a flat during caution and did not return.

Montgomery stalked Carrier as they worked through traffic, allowing R.J.
Conley to close with four laps to go. At the 37 lap mark Montgomery drove
to within three car lengths, but Carrier's Ford had just a little too much
punch to claim the win over Montgomery who won the last All Star feature at
K-C in the Halloween 50 in October.

R.J. Conley, Rod Conley and Matt Miley would round out the top five.

Millersburg, Ohio�s Rob Chaney would take the lead at the drop of the green
in the 30-lap sprint feature with Kyle Sauder in tow. Sauder and fifth
place starter Danny Smith would engage in a torrid side-by-side battle for
the runner-up spot over the next 10 laps.

Chaney, aboard the Bryan Grove owned machine, would set a blistering pace,
encountering lapped traffic by the sixth circuit.

By the half-way mark, Smith would finally bag second just as Sheldon
Haudenschild jumped the cushion and flipped hard off turn three. �Little
Haud� was okay, but the crash inspired dad Jac, who would challenge the
rest of the way for the win.

A lap and a caution for a Todd Kane spin would once again bunch up the
field with Chaney leading Smith, Jac Haudenschild and Greg Wilson. On the
restart, it was time for Smith to take command as the 54-year-old vaulted
into the lead.

Smith, who owns 30 career All Star Circuit of Champion wins and 10 World of
Outlaw victories, would pull away for the victory. Chaney, Jac
Haudenschild, Wilson, and Jared Ridge would round out the top five.

K-C Raceway 4/30/2011 Classic Weekend

Midwest All-Star 410 Sprint Cars

Qualifying:

# Driver Pill Draw Time

45 Rob Chaney 13 11.492

7K Kyle Sauder 32 11.553

93 Sheldon Haudenschild 61 11.561

35 Ron Blair 3 11.619

12 Jared Ridge 41 11.628

80 Hud Horton 10 11.651

7 Glen Lons 22 11.680

6 Jac Haudenschild 6 11.692

11D Bryce Dickson 4 11.712

4 Danny Smith 55 11.712

00 Jimmy Nier 7 11.735

5T Travis Philo 33 11.740

28 Todd Kane 57 11.810

20w Greg Wilson 59 11.848

22 Cole Duncan 69 11.917

6X Nick Nabor 38 12.010

11n Ed Neumeister 47 12.020

22d Josh Davis 52 12.107

15H Mitch Harble 28 12.510

06 Brandy Bower 17 12.611

9j Jesse McCreary 40 12.835

91 Aaron Middaugh 60 12.917

2 Nathan Skaggs 54 13.078

41 Randy Fink 29 13.088

12 Nick Forcum 20 13.569

35 Wes McGlumphy 5 13.864

A79 John Shewbrooks 42 14.428

5H Jordon Harble 73 14.834

41L Jeb Lowder 11 15.927

4X Jimmy Stinson 14 NT

Dash: Rob Chaney, Kyle Sauder, Jared Ridge, Sheldon Haudenschild, Hud
Horton, Ronnie Blair

Heat One: Danny Smith, Mike Long, Rob Chaney, Ron Blair, Todd Kane, Aaron
Middaugh, Nick Forcum,Jordan Harble, Nick Naber (flip)

Heat Two: Jared Ridge, Jac Haudenschild, Greg Wilson, Kyle Sauder, Ed
Neumeister, Brandy Bower, Nathan Skaggs, Wes McGlumphy, Jeb Lawder, Jimmy
Nier DNS

Heat Three: Travis Philo, Cole Duncan, Bryce Dickson, Sheldon Haudenschild,
Hud Horton, Jesse McCreary, Randy Fink, John Shewbrooks, Josh Davis (Flip),
Jimmy Stinson DNS

B-Main: Mitchel Harble, Brandi Bower, Jimmy Stinson, Wes McGlumphy, Nathan
Skaggs, Aaron Middaugh, Randy Fink, John Shewbrooks, Jess McCreary (flip)
Nick Forcum, Jordan Harble, Jeb Lowder, Josh Davis DNS, Nick Naber DNS,
Jimmy Nier DNS

Feature: Danny Smith, Rob Chaney, Jac Haudenshcild, Greg Wilson, Jared
Ridge, Kyle Sauder, Ron Blair, Mike Long, Travis Philo, Bryce Dickson, Todd
Kane, Wes McGlumphey, Hud Horton, Jimmy Stinson, Brandy Bower, Cole Duncan,
Mitch Harble, Sheldon Haudenschild, Nathan Skaggs, Ed Neumeister

O'Reilly All-Star Late Models

Qualifying

# Driver Pill Draw Time

99 Donnie Moran 19 13.579

7 Matt Miller 63 13.603

71r Rod Conley 43 13.612

55 Jeep VanWormer 44 13.615

23 Duane Chamberlain 17 13.744

28 Eddie Carrier, Jr. 32 13.755

17T Zach Dohm 37 13.775

21 Jason Montgomery 75 13.775

71c RJ Conley 64 13.843

99 Boom Briggs 54 13.873

41 Josh McGuire 66 13.943

99m Devin Moran 27 14.018

47 Chris Combs 77 14.057

57 Ben Adkins 31 14.105

12A Rick Aukland 36 14.106

9F Mark Frazier 10 14.111

1B Nick Bocook 62 14.140

19 Chad Smith 29 14.210

H1 Matt Myley 76 14.218

kc44 KC Burdett 74 14.277

44B Colton Burdette 7 14.363

9 Terry Hicks 6 14.367

44 Jeff Burdette 67 14.375

11b Dean Boyd 73 14.421

11 Billy Gullion 56 14.447

29 Clint Keenan 45 14.475

22 Greg Oakes 38 14.494

12 Doug Dodd 21 14.544

17 Shannon Thornsberry 68 14.927

20M Mick Sanson 12 15.070

e10 Brian Eaton 72 15.088

3s Kenny Spencer 24 15.395

25 Brian Casey 20 15.629

45 Matthew Jobe 42 16.547

44 Colton Burdette 7 14.363

9 Terry Hicks 6 14.367

44J Jeff Burdette 67 14.375

11b Dean Boyd 73 14.421

11 Billy Gullion 56 14.447

29 Clint Keenan 45 14.475

22 Greg Oakes 38 14.494

12 Doug Dodd 21 14.544

17 Shannon Thornsberry 68 14.927

41 Josh McGuire 66 14.943

20 Mick Sanson 12 15.070

10E Brian Eaton 72 15.088

3s Kenny Spencer 24 15.395

25 Brian Casey 20 15.629

45 Matthew Jobe 42 16.547

45f Russ Frohnapfel 15 NT

71 Delmas Conley 53 NT

Heat One: Duane Chamberlain, Mark Frazier, Jeff Burdette, Doug Dodd, Terry
Hicks, Russ Frohnapfel, Brian Casey, Mick Sanson, Donnie Moran

Heat Two: Eddie Carrier, Zach Dohm, Chad Smith, Greg Oakes, Rick Aukland,
Kenny Spencer, Matthew Jobe, Devon Moran, Ben Adkins

Heat Three: Rod Conley, Jeep Van Wormer, R. J. Conley, Boom Briggs, Matt
Miller, Delmas Conley, Billy Gullion, Clint Keenan, Nick Bocook

Heat Four: Josh McGuire, Jason Montgomery, Matt Miley, Colton Burdette,
Shannon Thornsberry, Chris Combs, K.C. Burdette, Dean Boyd, Brian Eaton

B-Main One: Rick Aukland, Terry Hicks, Russ Frohnapfel, Mick Sanson, Brian
Casey, Kenny Spencer, Matthew Jobe, Donnie Moran DNS, Devon Moran DNS, Ben
Adkins DNS

B-Main Two: Matt Miller, Delmas Conley, Shannon Thornsberry, Billy Gullion,
Chris Combs, K-C Burdette, Clint Keenan, Brian Eaton, Dean Boyd (flip),
Nick Bocook

Feature: Eddie Carrier, Jr., Jason Montgomery, R.J. Conley, Rod Conley,
Matt Miley, Doug Dodd, Greg Oakes, Delmas Conley, Jeff Burdette, Terry
Hicks, Boom Briggs, Matt Miller, Colton Burdette, Mark Frazier, Mick
Samson, Russ Frohnapfel, Zach Dohm, Duane Chamberlain, Brian Casey, Jeep
VanWormer, Rick Aukland, Shannon Thornsberry, Chad Smith, Josh McGuire.

Flinner proves he still has it...claims All Star Late Model win at Showdown
in Savertown"

SARVER, Pa. (4-29-11) By Brian Liskai � Future hall-of-famer John Flinner
can still cowboy up when he has to. A rough, tacky track created by a month
of wet weather was no challenge for the Zelienople, Pennsylvania veteran as
he claimed Friday night�s �Showdown in Savertown� over a stellar field of
O�Reilly Auto Parts All Star Late Model Series� drivers.

Flinner, aboard the River Salvage, SS Weld backed machine, steadily worked
his way forward from the 13th starting spot, taking the lead from former
All Star champion Boom Briggs at the flag stand on lap 11. He never looked
back, lapping up to the second place car in the 40-lap feature which was
shortened from 50-laps due to the track conditions.
Eddie Carrier Jr. and Briggs led the field to the green but a four-car
pile-up stopped the action. When Mike Knight rolled to a top on the front
stretch on lap four, contenders Robbie Blair, Dave Hess Jr. and Dave
Murdick went pit side. On the restart, Tim Dohm coasted into the infield as
John Garvin Jr. spins while running fifth.

Flinner and Tommy Beck were quickly closing on Briggs for the lead. Flinner
exited turn four on lap 11 and drove under Briggs for the top spot with
Beck soon following.While the top two were running away from the field,
rookie Bryan Force was showing he will be a force to be reckoned with this
season as he ran 7th. Davey Johnson�s great run soon came to an end while
running third as his engine went up in smoke.
Gregg Satterlee drove around Briggs into third with 10 laps to go. However,
Flinner was right on his bumper�that�s right, he was preparing to lap the
third place car. With five laps to go Flinner has a three-quarter track
lead over Beck and cruises to the win. Satterlee, Briggs and Force round
out the top five.

O� Reilly All Star Late Model Series Feature (40 Laps) $5,000-to-win
1. (4T8) John Flinner, Zelienople
2. (91) Tommy Beck, Murrysville
3. (22S) Gregg Satterlee, Rochester Mills
4. (99B) Rick �Boom� Briggs, Bear Lake
5. (31) Brian Force, Indiana
6. (2V) Chad Valone, Warren
7. (56K) Russell King, Bristolville OH.
8. (H1) Jared Miley, South Park
9. (99) Donnie Moran, Dresden OH.
10. (47) Davey Johnson, Latrobe
11. (99M) Devin Moran, Dresden OH.
12. (1C) Lynn Geisler, Cranberry Twp.
13. (28) Eddie Carrier Jr., Salt Rock WV.
14. (37) Jared Hawkins, Fairmont WV.
15. (J4) John Garvin Jr., Sarver
16. (6T) Tim Dohm, Crosslanes WV.
17. (W11) Rob Blair, Centerville
18. (44H) Dave Hess Jr., Waterford
19. (9K) Mike Knight, Ripley NY.
20. (20H) Jacob Hawkins, Fairmont WV.
21. (1J) Dave Murdick, Slippery Rock
22. (22) Greg Oaks, Franklinville
Waterford

O�Reilly All Star Late Model Series Qualifying
1. (17) Tim Dohm 15.311
2. (28Jr.) Eddie Carrier Jr. 15.328
3. (W11) Rob Blair 15.360
4. (1C) Lynn Geisler 15.380
5. (91) Tommy Beck 15.394
6. (99B) Rick �Boom� Briggs 15.408
7. (4T8) John Flinner 15.444
8. (J4) John Garvin Jr. 15.453
9. (44H) Dave Hess Jr. 15.460
10. (2V) Chad Valone 15.477
11. (56) Denton Boyer 15.495
12. (56K) Russell King 15.520
13. (71R) Rod Conley 15.567
14. (17) Keith Barbara 15.573
15. (20) Jacob Hawkins 15.592
16. (31) Brian Force 15.602
17. (77X) Dale Planck 15.636
18. (22S) Satterlee 15.637
19. (99) Donnie Moran 15.688
20. (47) Davey Johnson 15.713
21. (37H) Jared Hawkins 15.743
22. (2S) Sam Stile 15.771
23. (72) Michael Norris 15.842
24. (21) Matt Lux 15.857
25. (4J) John Mollick 15.901
26. (29) Ken Schaltenbrand 15.943
27. (1J) Dave Murdick 15.980
28. (99M) Devin Moran 16.019
29. (03) Doug Eck 16.071
30. (H1) Jared Miley 16.092
31. (111) Brian Swartzlander 16.140
32. (16) Derek Frank 16.188
33. (23) Tony Burke 16.335
34. (29K) Garrett Krummert 16.343
35. (22) Greg Oakes 16.431
36. (92) Jamie Beck 16.579
37. (9K) Mike Knight 16.603
38. (25) Bryan Casey 16.990
39. (66X) Carey Terrance 17.096
40. (14) J.R. Gentry 17.395
41. (2M) Chuck Medved 17.560
42. (7X) Herman Bertolini 18.437
DNQ: (2J) Mike Johnson

O� Reilly All Star Late Model Series B-Main #1
1. (99) Donnie Moran, Dresden OH.
2. (4J) John Mollick, Toronto OH.
3. (56K) Russell King, Bristolville OH.
4. (H1) Jared Miley, South Park
5. (66X) Carey Terrance, Holgensburg NY.
6. (7X) Herman Bertolini, Creighton
7. (29K) Garrett Krummert, New Castle
8. (16*) Derek Frank, Jamestown NY.
9. (25) Bryan Casey, Coshocton OH.
10. (3) Dan Swartzlander, Freeport
DNS: (56) Denton Boyer, Punxsutawney
DNS: (03) Doug Eck, Corry
DNS: (2J) Mike Johnson, Imperial
DNS: (77X) Dale Planck, Cortland NY.

O� Reilly All Star Late Model Series B-Main #2
1. (31) Brian Force, Indiana
2. (1J) Dave Murdick, Slippery Rock
3. (99M) Devin Moran, Dresden OH.
4. (29) Ken Schaltenbrand, Sarver
5. (14) J.R. Gentry, Wooster OH.
6. (23) Tony Burke, Sarver
7. (92) Jamie Beck, Murrysville
8. (72) Michael Norris, Sarver
9. (71R) Rod Conley, Wheelersburg OH.
10. (111) Brian Swartzlander, Leechburg
11. (22) Greg Oaks, Franklinville
12. (21) Matt Lux, Franklin
DNS: (2M) Chuck Medved, Imperial
DNS: (2S) Sam Stile, Charloeri

O� Reilly All Star Late Model Series Heat #1
1. (6T) Tim Dohm, Crosslanes WV.
2. (W11) Rob Blair, Centerville
3. (1C) Lynn Geisler, Cranberry Twp.
4. (4T8) John Flinner, Zelienople
5. (99) Donnie Moran, Dresden OH.
6. (H1) Jared Miley, South Park
7. (56K) Russell King, Bristolville OH.
8. (16*) Derek Frank, Jamestown NY.
9. (56) Denton Boyer, Punxsutawney
10. (29K) Garrett Krummert, New Castle
DNS: (2J) Mike Johnson, Imperial

O� Reilly All Star Late Model Series Heat #2
1. (99B) Rick �Boom� Briggs, Bear Lake
2. (2V) Chad Valone, Warren
3. (20H) Jacob Hawkins, Fairmont WV.
4. (44H) Dave Hess Jr., Waterford
5. (4J) John Mollick, Toronto OH.
6. (66X) Carey Terrance, Holgensburg NY.
7. (25) Bryan Casey, Coshocton OH.
8. (7X) Herman Bertolini, Creighton
9. (3) Dan Swartzlander, Freeport
10. (03) Doug Eck, Corry
NLC: (77X) Dale Planck, Cortland NY.

O� Reilly All Star Late Model Series Heat #3
1. (47) Davey Johnson, Latrobe
2. (28) Eddie Carrier Jr., Salt Rock WV.
3. (17) Keith Barbara, South Park
4. (9K) Mike Knight, Ripley NY.
5. (31) Brian Force, Indiana
6. (23) Tony Burke, Sarver
7. (14) J.R. Gentry, Wooster OH.
8. (99M) Devin Moran, Dresden OH.
9. (92) Jamie Beck, Murrysville
10. (21) Matt Lux, Franklin
11. (72) Michael Norris, Sarver

O� Reilly All Star Late Model Series Heat #4
1. (J4) John Garvin Jr., Sarver
2. (22S) Gregg Satterlee, Rochester Mills
3. (91) Tommy Beck, Murrysville
4. (37H) Jared Hawkins, Fairmont WV.
5. (71R) Rod Conley, Wheelersburg OH.
6. (111) Brian Swartzlander, Leechburg
7. (22) Greg Oakes, Franklinville NY.
8. (29) Ken Schaltenbrand, Sarver
9. (2M) Chuck Medved, Imperial
10. (1J) Dave Murdick, Slippery Rock

RacingJunk.com joins O'Reilly Auto Parts All Stars for fan fun, giveaways

CAMARGO, IL (4-4-11) By Brian Liskai � The nation's leading online
motorsports classifieds, RacingJunk.com, has joined �America's Series,� the
O'Reilly Auto Parts All Star Circuit of Champions to help create fun and
excitement for the 2011 season. RacingJunk.com will be at many of the
events that will take place across the country under the All Star
Championship Racing banner, including the O'Reilly Auto Parts All Star
Circuit of Champion Sprint Cars, O'Reilly Auto Parts Midwest All Star
Sprint Cars and All Star Late Model Series races.

�RacingJunk.com has played a major role in connecting racers and fans with
the things they need to go racing. Now they will partner with us for many
fan giveaways at our events,� said Guy Webb, President of All Star
Championship Racing.

�It's an honor to be partnered with the O�Reilly Auto Parts All Star
Circuit of Champions,� said Ryan Maturski, COO and VP of Marketing for
Raceway Media, RacingJunk.com�s parent company. �Their racers and fans are
at the heart of the American racing scene, and we�re honored to have them
use RacingJunk.com as their go-to resource for buying and selling
performance equipment online.�

Racing Junk.com will have a major presence at the 29th Annual Ohio Sprint
Speedway, June 17-25. Fans can check out the company�s display and take
part in the giveaways.

Raceway Media, LLC, a Boxcar Media, LLC company, is a multimedia publishing
firm serving the racing and performance enthusiast industries. Their
flagship property, RacingJunk.com, is a free �one-stop shop� for those
looking to buy, sell, trade, or interact with people throughout the
automotive and motorcycle racing and performance communities.

The company�s holdings include RacingJunk.com and SprocketList.com, which
together receive more than 70 million page views per month and have over
515,000 members.

O'Reilly All Star Late Model Series Unveils 2011 Schedule

Camargo, IL (March 2, 2011) The O'Reilly All Star Late Model Series,
entering its third season, has released their 2011 schedule. After opening
the season in February during the Georgia/Florida Speedweeks with a pair of
non-points events, the 'regular season' for the O'Reilly All Star Late
Models will kick off in April with the $5,000 to-win, 'Showdown in
Sarvertown' at Lernerville Speedway in Sarver, PA. The rest of the 2011
schedule is anchored by $5,000 to-win events at the freshly reconfigured
West Virginia Motor Speedway in Parkersburg, WV, and 'The Night the Stars
Come Out' at K-C Raceway in Chillicothe, OH, a dual sanctioned event with
the O'Reilly All Star Circuit of Champion Sprint Cars.

K-C Raceway will feature the O'Reilly All Star Late Model Series two other
times in 2011 giving them a total of three shows while Sharon Speedway in
Hartford, OH will return to the schedule after a successful 2010 event
which saw All Star regular Boom Briggs of Bear Lake, PA pick up the win.
The All Star Late Models will visit Selinsgrove Speedway in Selinsgrove, PA
for the first time ever in August as well as make two visits to Millstream
Speedway in Findlay, OH in May and September.

A reminder to all drivers that are planning on or thinking about competing
with the O'Reilly All Star Late Model Series full time in 2011, please
visit the series website and download the Driver Information and Membership
Forms located in the �Team Menu� section of the webpage, complete and send
to: All Star Circuit of Champions, Inc. 215 W. Main St. Camargo, IL 61919.

2011 O'Reilly All Star Late Model Series Schedule
Day - Date - Facility - Location - Purse
Friday, February 3 - Screven Motor Speedway - Sylvania, GA - $10,000 -
Rescheduled
Sunday, February 13 - Ocala Speedway - Ocala, FL - $8,000 - Don O�Neal
Friday, April 29 - Lernerville Speedway - Sarver, PA - $5,000
Saturday, April 30 - KC Raceway - Chillicothe, OH - $4,000
Sunday, May 15 - Millstream Speedway - Findlay, OH - $4,000
Saturday, May 26 - TBA - $5,000
Thursday, June 30 - West Virginia Motor Speedway - Parkersburg, WV - $5,000

Friday, July 1 - KC Raceway - Chillicothe, OH - $5,000
Saturday, July 23 - TBA - $5,000
Saturday, August 6 - Selinsgrove Speedway - Selinsgrove, PA - $4,000
Saturday, August 13 - Sharon Speedway - Hartford, OH - $4,000
Sunday, September 25 - Millstream Speedway - Findlay, OH - $4,000
Saturday, October 29 - KC Raceway - Chillicothe, OH - $5,000
Wednesday, November 2 - Screven Motor Speedway - Sylvania, GA - $10,000
(Non-Points)

O'Reilly All Star Late Model Series to Co-Sanction with UMP at Ocala (FL) on February 13

Camargo, IL (January 7, 2011) The O'Reilly All Star Late Model Series
along with Ocala (FL) Speedway and UMP Officials have agreed to co-sanction
the $8,000 to-win 'Super Late Model All Star Shoot-Out' to be held on
Sunday, February 13, 2011.

'This gives us the chance to be a part of Speedweeks down in Florida,' All
Star Championship Racing Inc., President Guy Webb stated. 'It's important
for us to be a part of the action during Speedweeks as all eyes of the
racing industry will be on Florida for almost a month straight. Working
with Sam (Driggers) with UMP has worked out well for both ASLMS and UMP in
the past and this event should be no exception.'

The 'Super Late Model All Star Shootout' will be a non-points event for the
ASLMS but will be run using ASLMS staff and race format. The ASLMS rule
book will also be the rule book of choice for the event but will utilize
the UMP Tire Rule. Only the Hoosier LM10, LM20, LM30 and LM40 tires will
be permitted for competition.

Many top late model racers have already committed to appear at Ocala
Speedway for the Sunday, February 13th 'Super Late Model All Star Shootout'
including UMP Summer Nationals Champ, Jason Feger, and back-to-back World
of Outlaws Champ, Josh Richards. Earl Pearson Jr. and his Bobby Labonte
Motorsports teammate Brad Neat, have also expressed their plans to race, as
has 2009 World of Outlaws Rookie of the Year, Russ King and 2010 O'Reilly
All Star Late Model Series Rookie of the Year John Garvin Jr. Others
committed to appear include Shane Clanton, Jonathan Davenport, Chub Frank,
Frank Heckenast Jr., Darrell Lanigan, Mike Marlar, Justin Ratliff, Clint
Smith, and Eric Wells with others contacting race organizers on a daily
basis to express their desire to join the field.

General Admission tickets for the one day spectacular at the Ocala Speedway
are $25 for Adults, Students 16 � 5 are $10, while Children 4 and under are
free. Pit Passes are set at $35. Gates open at 4:00p.m. with racing
slated to start at 7:00p.m. For more information on ticket prices and
times please visit www.ocalaspeedway.com.

Any drivers that plan on attending the 'Super Late Model All Star
Shoot-Out' at Ocala Speedway that followed the ASLMS tour in 2010 or are
interested for 2011 please call Guy Webb at (217) 832-2308

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

Camargo, IL (January 4, 2011) The O'Reilly All Star Late Model Series
along with Screven Motor Speedway officials have announced that the Super
Late Model portion of the Inaugural 'Winter Freeze' will be supported by
the O'Reilly All Star Late Model Series as a non-ASLMS points event to go
along with the season opening event for the O'Reilly All Star Circuit of
Champions. 
 
'This will give us a better chance to draw some racers from a different
region of the country and it will give the O'Reilly All Stars Late Model
Series some exposure in the south. It doesn't change anything about the
event or the rules but it just really improves the marketing ability of the
entire event,' said Screven Motor Speedway Owner / Promoter James �Redd�
Griffin.
 
Kelley Carlton and his KELCAR Motorsports crew will be the officiating team
for the super late model portion of the event as this is not a true ASLMS
sanctioned event. 'Kelley and his guys will be handling the entire super
late model show from top to bottom. Guy Webb, All Star Championship Racing
Inc., President, just wanted to be a part of the entire program and offered
to endorse the late model portion to try and help us get some more cars
down here and spread the word a little better,� Griffin added. 'We are
excited about being part of the show and adding the endorsement of the
O'Reilly All Star Late Model Series is a great plus for the program. Their
O'Reilly Auto Parts sponsorship gives them a national platform for event
promotion to a core group of race fans and drivers. That should help to
make the show bigger and better,' stated Kelley Carlton. 
 
Open practice will be held on Wednesday, February 2, 2011 for both the
O'Reilly All Star Circuit of Champions and the Late Models endorsed by the
O'Reilly All Star Late Model Series. Both the sprint cars and the late
models will compete in full shows on Thursday, February 3, 2011 paying
$10,000-to-win for each show. For more information about the Inaugural
Winter Freeze visit www.screvenmotorspeedway.com. Information about the
All Star Circuit of Champions sprint car series can be found at their
official website at www.allstarsprint.com and information about the
O'Reilly All Star Late Model Series can be found at
www.allstarlatemodels.com.

O'Reilly All Star Late Model Series to Support 'Winter Freeze' at Screven Motor Speedway‏