From mIn Motorsports Management, OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. (April 26, 2004) - Bixby, Oklahoma's Shane Stewart is making a habit of running up front in World of Outlaws sprint car series action. Shane hopes to continue that trend by collecting his second WoO series victory aboard the Ol' Glory Energy Drink No. 4m this weekend when the World of Outlaws invade the famed Knoxville Raceway half-mile clay oval.

Lonnie Wheatley - TULSA, Okla. (April 15, 2004) - Tickets for this coming September's non-wing USAC racing action at Tulsa Fairgrounds Motorplex are now available via the secure online site at www.tulsafairgroundsmotorplex.com .

By Tim Johnson
April 13, 2004

  The 30th Annual WORLD OF WHEELS Car Show was held April 8, 9, 10, 2004 at the
Winnipeg Convention Center. This show marks the start of the Hot Rodding /
Cruising & Racing season here in Winnipeg. Attended by thousands of automotive
enthusiast's each year, it is a great tool to promote Racing in the region.

  Victory Lane Speedway had a large display of 7 cars. Drivers were on hand
through out the weekend signing autographs, handing out the new VLS Posters &
2004 pocket schedules.

  The cars on display included, Kevin Sexton's # 57 WISSOTA Modified, George
Balcaen's #14 WISSOTA Super Stock, the #U1 WISSOTA Late Model of Dave
Tyrchniewicz, Jim Hunter's #44 NOPA Super Truck. Other VLS cars on display
included, NOPA Street Stock, NOPA 4 cyl. Street Stock, and an Enduro car.

  Also, in a separate display for AutoTrader Mag. the # 2 WISSOTA Super Stock of
Bill Mooney. Bill was on hand through out the weekend signing autographs &
giving away handouts.

from mIn Motorsports Management, OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. (March 23, 2004)  Shane Stewart and the Ol' Glory #4m Sprint Car team will be visiting with 5th and 6th grade students from Brassfield Elementary School in Bixby, OK, on Wednesday, March 24th.

Lonnie Wheatley - TULSA, Okla. (March 11, 2004)  The wide open excitement of non-wing, open wheel racing returns to the ¾-mile Tulsa Fairgrounds Motorplex dirt oval for two nights this September. The USAC Valvoline National Sprint Car Series kicks off the weekend of racing on Friday night, September 17, with the second annual USAC Weld Racing Silver Crown Series Tulsa 100 on tap for Saturday night, September 18.

from mIn Motorsports Management

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. (March 11, 2004) The mIn Motorsports Management No. 4m Sprint Car team, with driver Shane Stewart, is proud to announce that it has established a marketing partnership with Ol Glory, America's best energy drink.

February 27, 2004

NORMAN,OK -- Red River Valley Speedway will set the stage for the World of Outlaws Late Model Series on Wednesday, May 12th. The WoO Late Models will be making their West Fargo debut during the year - long Centennial Celebration of the Red River Valley Fair. Though the temperatures may still be on the chilly side, the WoO Late Model Series' Dirty Dozen will be sure to heat up the competition for an outstanding show at one of the country's finest and fastest ½ mile dirt tracks. Red River Valley Fair Manager Bruce Olson welcomed the opportunity to bring the excitement of the World of Outlaws Late Models to his track not only once, but three times this season. "We haven't run late models here in some time, but we're really excited to have them back and be a part of the World of Outlaws Late Model Series first season schedule," said Olson. When asked his feelings on the WoO Dirty Dozen concept initiated by five-time National Champion Scott Bloomquist, Olson replied, "I think it's great, you're guaranteed to bring in the best talent in the country to compete against our own local talent - there's nothing better. It's going to make for great show."

Joining Bloomquist in the 2004 WoO Dirty Dozen are Mike Balzano (E1), Dale McDowell (17M), Rick Eckert (24), Bart Hartman (75), Billy Moyer (21), Steve Francis (15), Chub Frank (1), Dan Schlieper (9), Wendell Wallace (88), Rick Aukland (12) and Darrell Lanigan (29). Despite the grumblings from the rumour mill over the WoO LMS 2004 schedule and controversies surrounding several competing events, Olson commented, "Hey, there's only seven days in a week, so there's going to be that competition. The main thing is, go enjoy the sport that you love, whether it's late models, golf, or whatever." And the $10,000 to-win May 12th show is just the beginning. Fans who enjoy the Red River Valley show will get the opportunity to literally come back for more when the WoO Late Model Series Dirty Dozen return for a re-match Friday and Saturday, August 6 and 7th where the stakes will be high, $5,000 to win Friday and $40,000 to win Saturday. Ticket information for the May 12th event can be found on the Red River Valley Speedway web site at www.redrivervalleyspeedway.com after March 15, or call the Speedway direct at 1-800-456-6408.

CONTACT: BOB MILLER TOTHILL98@aol.com
215-860-5631

Reading, PA - February 28, 2004.....The 19th annual Reading Racing Reunion and Car Show, presented by the Reading Eagle Company, NAPA Auto Parts, COMDIAL Communications, and Ray's Yamaha, is now in the history books with the close of the seven-day show Saturday night . The 2004 edition of the week long show, which saw 112 race cars as well as various speedways, racing organizations, and racing related vendors participate in the event, attracted over 85,000 people to the Fairgrounds Square Mall, according to preliminary estimates by mall officials. The show is an annual tribute to the Reading Fairgrounds Speedway, which was located on the site where the mall sits, as well as a preview of the upcoming outdoor racing season, with race cars on display of all types and styles.

After having different events booked for each night at center court of the mall, the climax of the week is the Legends Reunion Ceremony, which takes place on Friday night. This year over thirty former competitors of the speedway attended the reunion, getting interviewed and having a "2004 Class of the Fairgrounds" photo taken of everyone onstage. With the mall packed with fans, this year's ceremony was a little more emotional than most years, as each driver took time to honor the late Lindy Vicari with a short memory or anecdote of the longtime Reading Fairgrounds Speedway promoter with ceremony host Keith Fritz. Vicari's children, Vince, John and Regina, were also in attendance, taking time to go up on stage to honor their father, who passed away in September 2003. Vicari, a lifelong Berks County resident, promoted racing and other events at what was considered to be one of the nation's finest dirt tracks, the Reading Fairgrounds Speedway, for over twenty-five years.

At the conclusion of the ceremony at the mall, the celebration continued at the Goodwill Fire Company, which was the location for the BASH Racing Movie Party, which ended at 1AM with everyone in attendance enjoying the playing of the non-stop racing movies and dance music. During the BASH, all the mall show awards were presented, with a video presentation produced by Bill Bush Videos that was choreographed to the presentations, hosted by MC Jeff Ahlum. Seven categories of racecars were judged, with the winners going home with a beautiful trophy to honor their achievement. Winners were as follows:

BEST APPEARING GO KART: #11 Knabb Racing

BEST APPEARING MICRO: #17 Brent Ely

BEST APPEARING LATE MODEL: #7B Buddy Wharton

BEST APPEARING SPRINT CAR: #63 Josh Weller

BEST APPEARING MODIFIED: #21K Kyle Weiss

BEST APPEARING RESTORED RACE CAR: #4 Dick Quallio

BEST APPEARING CAR/DISPLAY OF SHOW: #99 Lauden Seigfried

Plans for the 2005 Reading Racing Reunion & Car Show are already in the works, with show organizers Bob and Donna Miller announcing that the show will again take place on the last week of February . Bob Miller, a former employee at the Reading Fairgrounds Speedway, said when asked about the success of the show, "This show wouldn't be possible without the cooperation of the mall and its merchants, along with all the participants each year. It's a lot of work by everyone involved, and we are trying to plan some really special events for next year, which will be the 20th edition of the show. The old-timers are a big part of this event, and Mike Grim and the Fidler family are really a big part in pulling this part of the show together. All the mall merchants I spoke to were happy with the increased traffic this show brings to the mall each year, and they were already looking forward to next year. All the help by the race teams, bringing their beautiful cars in and out without incident, makes this show as successful as it is."

The 2004 Reading Racing Reunion & Car Show program book, produced by Joe Wylezik, is still available in limited quantities. Price for this book, with stories and photos about the show, is $4.50, which includes shipping and handling. Contact Joe at 2402 Garden Lane, West Lawn, PA 19609. Joe can also be reached by e-mail at jhwcuda@aol.com.

CONTACT: BOB MILLER TOTHILL98@aol.com
215-860-5631

READING, PA . . . . Merchants at the Fairgrounds Square Mall in Reading, PA are smiling as thousands of mall walkers are enjoying the 19th Annual Reading Racing Reunion & Car Show. This show is presented FREE to all on behalf of NAPA Auto Parts, COMDIAL Telephone Communications, RAYS Yamaha and the Thunder on the Hill Racing Series & Grandview Speedway. More then one-hundred and twelve race cars now fill the Mall that stretches across the property that once was home of the Reading Fairgrounds Speedway.

Activities continue for each night at the mall, with many interviews and autograph sessions being held at center court starting at 7PM. "Thunder on the Hill" Night headlines on Wednesday night, with guest star Lance Dewease on center stage for autographs and an interview. "Modified Madness" takes over the mall on Thursday night, when the stars from Grandview and Big Diamond Speedways, as well the new DIRT Southeast Big Block Modified series, will get their time to shine.

The absolute highlight of the week comes on Friday night, when the Legends Reunion takes over the mall, packing the place with fans for the emotional ceremony that brings back some of the greatest drivers from the area that competed at the Reading Fairgrounds Speedway. Annually more than thirty drivers show up for their reunion, as well as owners, speedway officials, and members of the racing media, to take part in this tribute to what was generally believed to be one of the greatest racetracks in the United States.

After everyone is interviewed and group reunion photos are taken, the party moves over to the Goodwill Fire Hall, for the BASH Racing Movie Party. The party starts at 8:30PM, with racing movies and music for dancing only stopping for the Car Show Awards Ceremony. Admission price for this fun filled evening is just $10, and includes soda, chips, and pretzels, with a cash bar available. The BASH Party ends at 1AM, and advance tickets are encouraged due to limited seating at the Goodwill Fire Hall. Tickets will be available all week long at the Weikel Racewear Display, in center court of the mall, or at the Bill Bush Video Outlet, as well as at the door of the Goodwill Fire Hall the night of the party.

For more information on the Reading Racing Reunion and Car Show, as well as ticket availability for the upcoming appearance of the famed World of Outlaw Sprint cars at Grandview Speedway on May 30th, log on to the official Internet website, www.thunderonthehilracingseries.com or call 215-860-5631.

CONTACT: BOB MILLER TOTHILL98@aol.com
215-860-5631

Reading, PA - February 22, 2004....The 2004 edition of the Reading Racing Reunion and Car Show, sponsored by the Reading Eagle Company, NAPA Auto Parts, COMDIAL Communications, and Ray's Yamaha, opened today at 11AM at the Fairgrounds Square Mall, with over 110 race cars of all types on display throughout the mall walkways. This show, in its 19th year produced by organizers Bob and Donna Miller, is a tribute to the Reading Fairgrounds Speedway, which closed in 1978 after 55 years of hosting some of the finest dirt track racing events and action in the United States on its1/2 mile clay oval. The Fairgrounds Square Mall, located on the former site of the speedway on the Fifth Street Highway in Reading, PA, annually attracts over 80,000 visitors to the mall for the weeklong show, making it the highest attended event at the facility.

This year's show is dedicated to the memory of the late Lindy Vicari, the Berks County resident who promoted the weekly racing action at the Fairgrounds for 25 years. Also on the agenda for the week is a salute to the "Reading Rocket," Russ Smith. Smith was the Flathead Champion in 1962, which was the final year of competition for that division, with the modifieds taking over the spotlight the following year. Smith finished as the all time leading feature winner for the Flatheads, with 23 wins to his credit. Smith competed with the modifieds for many years at the legendary Berks County Fairgrounds oval, but was never able to pick up that elusive modified victory.

One of the highlights of the Reading Racing Reunion and Car Show is the many restored racers that are brought out for the fans to see, bringing back memories of the great racing that took place at the Reading Fairgrounds Speedway week after week. This year's show is no different, with 13 of the former racers on display, mostly in like new condition. Out for the first time this year were the Piscopo #39, driven by the late Al Tasnady, and the red, white and blue #15 that was chauffeured by New Jersey's Billy "the Kid" Pauch in the early part of his career. Both of these legendary modifieds are replicas built to the exact copy of their modified counterparts.

Activities are planned for each night at the mall, with many interviews and autograph sessions being held at center court starting at 7PM. On tap Monday night is Bridgeport Speedway Night, with many drivers, owners, and track officials on hand to be interviewed by Show Announcer Jeff Ahlum. Also on Monday night, the week long salute to Russ Smith will begin, as well as a seminar hosted by Mike Grim, Dave Jensen, and Jim Fidler on 'How to Restore a Race Car.' Tuesday night will see two of the country's oldest traveling racing clubs take center stage, with the United Racing Club Sprints and the ARDC Midgets featured that night. "Thunder on the Hill" Night headlines on Wednesday night, as drivers and owners from that popular series, held each season at the Grandview Speedway, will get their time in the mall spotlight. "Modified Madness" takes over the mall on Thursday night, when the stars from Grandview and Big Diamond Speedways, as well the new DIRT Southeast Big Block Modified series, will get their time to shine.

The absolute highlight of the week comes on Friday night, when the Legends Reunion takes over the mall, packing the place with fans for the emotional ceremony that brings back some of the greatest drivers from the area that competed at the Reading Fairgrounds Speedway. Annually more than thirty drivers show up for their reunion, as well as owners, speedway officials, and members of the racing media, to take part in this tribute to what was generally believed to be one of the greatest racetracks in the United States.

After everyone is interviewed and group reunion photos are taken, the party moves over to the Goodwill Fire Hall, for the BASH Racing Movie Party. The party starts at 8:30PM, with racing movies and music for dancing only stopping for the Car Show Awards Ceremony. Admission price for this fun filled evening is just $10, and includes soda, chips, and pretzels, with a cash bar available. The BASH Party ends at 1AM, and advance tickets are encouraged due to limited seating at the Goodwill Fire Hall. Tickets will be available all week long at the Weikel Racewear Display, in center court of the mall, or at the Bill Bush Video Outlet, as well as at the door of the Goodwill Fire Hall the night of the party.

For more information on the Reading Racing Reunion and Car Show, as well as ticket availability for the upcoming appearance of the famed World of Outlaw Sprint cars at Grandview Speedway on May 30th, log on to the official Internet website, www.thunderonthehilracingseries.com or call 215-860-5631.

CONTACT: BOB MILLER TOTHILL98@aol.com
215-860-5631

LANGHORNE, PA. . . . . 2003 URC Champion Dave Ely of West Lawn, PA will be the featured guest of honor at the Fairgrounds Square Mall in Reading, PA on Tuesday night, February 24. The 19th Annual Reading Racing Reunion & Car Show will open on Sunday, February 22 and continue through Saturday, February 28. This show is sponsored by NAPA Auto Parts, COMDIAL Telephone Communications and RAYS Yamaha and features nightly activities. URC will be well represented among the one-hundred race cars that are scheduled to fill the Mall.

Tuesday night will feature a salute to the United Racing Club defending URC Champion Dave Ely will headline the list of drivers planning to attend. Bill Brian Jr, Jason Clauss, URC Rookie Driver Josh Weller, Dave McGough and Matt Gerber are among the URC stars planning to visit the Fairgrounds Square Mall to meet fans and sign autographs on Tuesday night, 7 PM on the stage in the center court of the Mall.

URC is gearing up for their season opener at the "new " Bridgeport Speedway on Saturday night, April 10. More then thirty-five race dates fill the 2004 schedule in URC's fifty-seventh season.

from mIn Motorsports Management

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. (February 19, 2004) Due to the unexpected death of Pat Hart, mother of team crew chief Rob Hart, Shane Stewart and the No. 4m Sprint Car team will not be in competition at this weekend's World of Outlaws season opener at Manzanita Speedway in Phoenix, AZ.

While we are both disappointed, Shane and I agree that nothing is more important than for Rob to be with his family this weekend, stated car owner Scott Chilcutt.

After recently returning to her Albany, NY, home from her 60th consecutive Florida Speedweeks, Pat fell unexpectedly ill and passed away on Wednesday, February 18. Pat is survived by husband Bob and children Mitzi, Rick, Rob and Misti. The matriarch of a bona fide family of racers, Pat, her husband, both sons and one daughter all drove racecars.

Details regarding services for Pat Hart are still pending at this time.

Shane and the No. 4m Sprint Car team will rejoin WoO action on February 28 at Perris (CA) Auto Speedway. Shane, along with crew team Rob Hart and Cathy Barrows, will compete on the early portion of the WoO trail before taking part in the first ever Sprint Bandits event at Devil's Bowl Speedway in Mesquite, TX, on March 19-20.

Photo: Shane Stewart in action at East Bay Winternationals
( Photo by Neil Eric Miller )

CONTACT: BOB MILLER TOTHILL98@aol.com
215-860-5631

READING, PA - February 11 , 2004.....With the 19th annual Reading Racing Reunion & Car Show now just two week away, event organizers Bob & Donna Miller have just about booked up every available inch of display space at the Fairgrounds Square Mall, which is located on the former site of the historic Reading Fairgrounds Speedway on the 5th Street Highway in Reading, PA. The show, which opens on Sunday February 22nd and runs through Saturday February 28th, is the Fairgrounds Mall number one event, annually drawing over 80,000 visitors to the mall. This year's edition of the show is expected to be no different, so those interested in vendor spots or displaying their race cars should contact Donna Miller at 215-860- 5631 as soon as possible. E-mail contact is available at tothill98@aol.com.

The 2004 Reading Reunion & Race Car Show will feature a salute to Reading Fairgrounds promoter Lindy Vicari, the late Berks County resident who ran what was considered to be the top dirt track in the east for over twenty-five years. Also being recognized for his achievements at the fabled oval is Russ Smith, the 1962 Flathead Champion, which was the final year of competition for the division, with modifieds headlining the show in 1963. Smith will be the featured guest on Monday and Wednesday night's programs, as well as being part of the big Legends Reunion Ceremony, which takes place on Friday night at center court of the mall.

With more than 125 race cars, as well as displays from various local speedways and racing memorabilia and collectables vendors jamming the mall, the Miller's have planned events for every night starting at 7PM. On tap for Monday night's activities is Bridgeport Speedway night, as well as a "How To Restore a Race Car" demonstration. Open Cockpit night is scheduled for Tuesday night, with the United Racing Club sprints and American Racing Driver Club midgets sharing the spotlight for the evening. "Thunder on the Hill" Night, with 410 sprints, along with Late Models and Legend Cars takes place on Wednesday night, with "Modified Madness" coming back the Thursday night. This night will feature Grandview and Big Diamond Speedways, as well as the new big block modified DIRT Southeast Series. Each evening will feature driver, owner, and speedway representative interviews with event announcer Jeff Ahlum, as well as autograph sessions all taking place on stage at center court.

The highlight of the week occurs on Friday night, when the largest crowd of the week jams center court for the annual Legends Reunion, which shines the spotlight on all of the great drivers that competed at the Reading Fairgrounds and attend this yearly reunion, which this year will honor both Lindy Vicari and Russ Smith. Following this ceremony, which will feature interviews with the over thirty drivers that will be on hand, the party continues down the road at the Goodwill Fire Company, where the BASH Racing Movie Party will take place from 8:30PM to 1AM. This always fun-filled event will feature non-stop racing movies along with music for dancing, as well as the presentation of all the Car Show Awards. Those interested in attending this party are urged to purchase their tickets in advance due to limited seating. Tickets, which include soda, chips and pretzels, may be purchased all week long at the Weikel Racewear display at center court of the mall, or by contacting Donna Miller at 215-860-5631.

New to this year's show will be Ray's Yamaha, joining sponsors Reading Eagle, NAPA Auto Parts, and COMDIAL Communications to present this annual Berks County event. Also appearing for the first time will be a replica of the Piscopo #39, driven by the late Al Tasnady, as well as replicas of Billy Pauch's red, white and blue #15 and Mike Grbac's #47. Dedicated event programs and event T-Shirts will also be available at the mall during the weeklong celebration.

CONTACT: BOB MILLER TOTHILL98@aol.com
215-860-5631

LANGHORNE, PA FEBRUARY 3, 2004 . . . Rays Yamaha, located on Route 422 East in Reading, PA will be a support sponsor of the up-coming 19th Annual Reading Racing Reunion & Car Show to take place at the Fairgrounds Square Mall in Reading. The show will open on Sunday, February 22 and continue through Saturday, February 28. Rays Yamaha is the oldest Yamaha dealership in the USA, first opening their doors in 1962. A sister store to Rays Yamaha is Allseasons Motorsports Yamaha located on North 5th Street Highway. Both stores are run and operated by the racing Miller Family that includes Mike, Tracy and Michele. You'll find a complete line of Yamaha Motorcycles, Snowmobiles, WaveRunners, Jet Boats, Motor Scooters and ATV 4 Wheelers. Parts and Accessories for both Yamaha and Polaris equipment is available plus over 300 helmets.

Rays Yamaha joins the Reading Eagle Company, NAPA Auto Parts and COMDIAL Telephone Communications as the event sponsors. More then one-hundred race cars will fill the Fairgrounds Square Mall including replica race cars of the Dave Piscopo #39 and the Kenny Brightbill #19 sedan. A large selection of restored race cars plus many current day race cars will return to the property that once was home of the Reading Fairgrounds Speedway.

The show will salute the Reading Rocket Russ Smith, who will make his first official appearance at this show. A tribute will also take place to remember the Reading Fairgrounds Speedway legendary Promoter Lindy Vicari, who passed away in early September.

Limited space is still available for anyone who would like to display during the week long event. Please call Donna Miller at 215-860-5631.

Activities for the Show Include:

Sunday, February 22 Show Officially Opens at 11 AM

Monday`` 7 PM Bridgeport Speedway Night Plus Guest Russ Smith and a seminar on . . How to Restore a Race Car

Tuesday 7 PM URC Sprints & ARDC Midgets Night (Driver Interview & Autographs all night)

Wednesday 7 PM Thunder on the Hill Night- - Meet Lance Dewease, Plus the stars of Late Model and Legend Car Racing

Thursday 7 PM Modified Madness Night- - See and Meet the Stars of Grandview & Big Diamond Raceway

Friday 7 PM The Legend's Reunion- - Legend Drivers of the past and present gather for this annual reunion

Friday 8:30 to 1 AM THE BASH Racing Movie Party- -Goodwill Fire Co, Madison Ave, Hyde Park. . Great Racing Movies from the past and present, with music for dancing Plus the Car Show Award Presentations. Soda, chips & pretzels plus a Cash Bar is available for $10.

Saturday 1 PM Interviews with the Micro Sprint, Quarter Midget and Go Kart Drivers

The Fairgrounds Square Mall is located on the 5th Street Highway in Reading, PA. For additional information, contact: Donna Miller 215-860-5631.

RELEASED BY: HUGH SNYDERMAN
CONTACT: BOB MILLER TOTHILL98@aol.com
215-860-5631

LANGHORNE, PA JANUARY 31, 2004 ...The upcoming 19th annual Reading Racing Reunion & Car Show, set to open on Sunday afternoon February 22nd at the Fairground Square Mall in Reading, PA, will once again have something of interest for every kind of race fan. With over 125 racers of all types on display throughout the mall, fans of all ages will get the chance to get up close and personal with modifieds, sprints, sportsman, late models, micro sprints, go karts, and drag cars, as well as the many restored racers from the past that are brought out to the show every year.

For the first time, the Piscopo #39 modified, driven to many victories by the late Al Tasnady at the Reading Fairgrounds, will appear at the show, as well as the red, white, and blue # 15 that New Jersey legend Billy Pauch drove early in his career.

Show organizers Bob and Donna Miller have put together a schedule of events for the weeklong show that will have everyone coming out to the mall each night for a different featured program that will begin at 7PM. On Monday, it will be Bridgeport Speedway night, with appearances by some of the top modified drivers and car owners, as well as representatives from the new management team that will be running the wide 5/8th mile New Jersey clay oval in 2004. Also on the schedule of events for the evening will be the start of the week long salute to Russ Smith, who was the Reading Fairgrounds Flathead Champion in 1962, as well as a "How to Restore a Race Car" seminar presented by a panel of restoration experts that will include Mike Grim, Dave Jensen, and Jim Fidler.

Tuesday will be Open Wheel club night, with the two oldest traveling open cockpit organizations in the United States taking the spotlight for the evening. The United Racing Club, which features winged sprint cars competing at dirt tracks all over the Northeast including Canada, will share the night with the American Racing Drivers Club, a highly competitive group that campaigns winged and wingless midget racing on dirt and asphalt speedways up and down the East Coast. Driver interviews and autograph sessions with these two groups will highlight the night's activities.

"Thunder on the Hill Night" is set for Wednesday night February 25th, with the highly successful Rogers-Miller promoted series taking the center stage for the evening. Some of the top Central PA 410 winged sprint car drivers are expected to make appearances on this night, along with Late Model and Legend drivers, for interviews with show Announcer Jeff Ahlum. Also featured on this evening will be Russ Smith Autograph night, with the 1962 Reading Flathead Champion meeting and greeting the fans. Smith, the all-time leading Flathead feature winner at the Reading Fairgrounds with 23 wins, took home his championship in the last season of flathead competition at the fabled ½ mile oval.

Thursday night will see "Modified Madness" take over the mall, with Grandview and Big Diamond Speedways sharing the night with the new DIRT SE series. This series, which will feature the mighty big block modifieds in 15 high paying events, will be run on at least five different Northeast speedways. Interviews about this exciting new series, along with the upcoming new seasons at Grandview and Big Diamond, are planned for this night. Schedules for Grandview, Big Diamond, and the new DIRT SE modified series, which is generating a huge amount of interest in the racing community, will be available all week long at the show.

The highlight of the weeklong festivities comes on Friday night, when the highly anticipated annual "Legend's Reunion" takes over the spotlight, which this year will feature a salute to Russ Smith and Lindy Vicari. Vicari, the longtime promoter of the Reading Fairgrounds Speedway, passed away this past summer. The Reunion ceremony features appearances by many of the great drivers who competed at the Reading Fairground Speedway, with introductions and interviews being conducted on the stage that is erected just off of center court of the mall. After every driver that is in attendance, is given his time in front of the huge crowd that assembles for this event, the ceremony ends after a "class" picture is taken with all drivers appearing together on stage.

With the conclusion of the ceremonies at the mall, the party continues at the nearby Goodwill Fire Company, where this year's annual BASH Racing Movie Party will be held from 8:30PM to 1AM. Tickets for this always-fun night are $10 and will be available all week long at the Weikel Racewear stand at center court of the mall. Included with the price of the ticket are soda, chips, and pretzels, along with the nonstop racing movies and dance music that is played all night. With limited seating available for the BASH Party, purchase of advance tickets is advisable and are available by calling 215-860-5631.

The Reading Racing Reunion & Car Show is held at the Fairgrounds Square Mall, which is located on the former site of the Reading Fairgrounds Speedway on the 5th Street Highway in Reading, PA. The show is sponsored by the Reading Eagle Company, NAPA Auto Parts, and COMDIAL Telephone Communications and opens on Sunday February 22nd and continues through Saturday February 28th. This is the nineteenth edition of the show, which is annually the highest drawing event for the Fairgrounds Square Mall, attracting upwards of 80,000 people to Berks County's largest car show. This year's designated charities are Easter Seals and the American Cancer Society, with fund raising events being planned for both of these worthy organizations. Information on securing display space for the show can be obtained by calling Donna Miller at 215-860-5631. Act now, before the mall is 100% booked for the show, which is an annual occurrence.

from mIn Motorsports Management

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. (January 27, 2004) – After keeping his skills sharp by racing in Australia the past few weeks, Tulsa’s Shane Stewart is ready to storm into Florida for 14 nights of Sprint Car racing aboard Scott Chilcutt’s Oklahoma-City based No. 4m racing team.

Upon closing out the 2003 season in strong fashion aboard the Penske Shocks/mIn Motorsports Management/Sander Engineering mount, Shane carried his momentum “Down Under”, where he finished fifth in Australia’s World Series Sprint Car points despite not being on hand for the first four of fourteen scheduled events. Shane delivered Aussie car-owner Bill Mann his first-ever WSS feature win with a triumph at Brisbane on January 6 and also reached the podium on three other occasions.

With his Australian journey completed this past weekend, Shane made the long flight home and is prepared to begin his 2004 Florida adventures at the helm of Chilcutt’s Wesmar-powered, Hoosier-shod Maxim this Wednesday night, January 28, as the four-night “King of the 360’s” Nationals kicks off at East Bay Raceway Park near Tampa. Shane will be among the leading candidates for Saturday night’s $10,000 winner’s share after finishing second in last year’s “King of the 360’s” Ronald Laney Memorial finale.

After a pair of USCS 360-ci events at Volusia Speedway Park in Barberville on February 3-4, crew chief Rob Hart, with assistance from Cathy Barrows who will also have her hands full with the couple’s young daughter Ella, will quickly swap power plants in anticipation of this year’s first 410-ci events, which get under way the next night at Volusia. Volusia’s four-night 410-ci Winter Nationals, on tap for February 5-8, offers $10,000-to-win in the Sunday night, February 8, finale.

Action then shifts back to Florida’s gulf coast, as Shane will try to pilot the Brodix/Banshee Graphics/B&B Oval Products entry to victory lane in East Bay’s 410-ci Winter Nationals, slated for February 11-14.

There will be little time for rest upon the completion of 14 nights of racing over the span of 18 days in Florida, as Shane and the Schoenfeld Headers/HRP Wings No. 4m team will travel to Arizona for the World of Outlaws season opener at Manzanita Speedway on February 20. The team will compete on the early portion of the WoO tour before taking to Devil’s Bowl Speedway in Mesquite, TX, for the much anticipated, first-ever Sprint Bandits event.

After a strong 2003 season, which included ten feature victories, 40 top-five finishes and 62 top-tens over 93 nights of racing at 48 different race tracks throughout 19 different states from coast-to-coast, even bigger things are anticipated from Shane and the No. 4m team in 2004.

More information regarding Shane Stewart and the No. 4m Sprint car team, including the early season schedule and subsequent results, is available at www.min-motorsports.com.

RELEASED BY: HUGH SNYDERMAN
CONTACT: BOB MILLER TOTHILL98@aol.com
215-860-5631

READING, PA January 25, 2004 . . . . . . With the holiday season now in everyone's rearview mirror, all attention in the racing community turns to the 2004 season and the upcoming 19th annual Reading Racing Reunion and Car Show, to be held at the Reading Fairgrounds Square Mall, February 22nd through February 28th. This show, presented by the Reading Eagle Company, NAPA Auto Parts, and COMDIAL Telephone Communications, is the signal to the area's race fans and race teams that the outdoor season in right around the corner. This year's edition of the highly successful show will feature a salute to the late Lindy Vicari, the Berks County resident who promoted the weekly racing at the historic Reading Fairgrounds Speedway half-mile clay oval track for 25 years, as well as honoring Russ Smith, who was the track's final Flathead Champion in 1962.

After opening on Sunday afternoon, February 22nd with over 125 racecars spread throughout the mall for the thousands of fans to check out, the biggest crowd waits for Friday night, when the Annual Legends Reunion takes place at center court. Friday night's activities will start at 7:15pm, giving the fans a chance to see and meet many of the area's greatest drivers that take part in this ceremony honoring those that competed at the Reading Fairgrounds Speedway.

Following the big ceremony at the mall, the evening's fun continues with the BASH Racing Party, which this year will be held at the Goodwill Fire Company, with doors opening at 8:30pm. The highlight of this event will be the presentation of all the Car Show Awards, with music for dancing and racing movies being played until 1am. Tickets for this always entertaining evening are $10 per person and will be available all week at the Weikel Racewear display at Center Court of the mall, as well as at the door of the Goodwill Fire Company on the night of the party. Tickets include soda, chips and pretzels, with a cash bar open during the party. Advance tickets are encouraged due to the limited seating and large turnout to this fun-filled evening every year. Advance tickets are available by calling 215-860-5631.

With an estimated attendance of over 80,000 to this free to the public show, the Reading Racing Reunion and Car Show continues to be the Fairgrounds Square Mall's largest annual attraction and this year's edition is expected to be no different. With race cars of all types on display, as well as many of the local speedways participating to get their information out to the public, nightly activities are also planned to keep everyone involved all week long. This year, some of the highlighted restored racers from yesteryear will include the Piscopo #39, driven by 52 time winner Al Tasnady, Billy Pauch's red, white and blue #15, Mike Grbac's#47 and a pair of the Kenny Brightbill #19 sedans. Making this show even more special will be the dedicated event T-Shirt, produced by Weikel Racewear, and special program book, which will both be available to the public all week long.

The Fairgrounds Square Mall is built on the former location of the Reading Fairground Speedway, which is on the 5th Street Highway in Reading, Pennsylvania. Race teams, vendors, and speedways that are interested in more information about display space, which is going fast, should contact Donna Miller immediately. Also available are advance tickets for the BASH at the Goodwill Fire Company. Get in touch with Donna at TOTHILL98@aol.com. For those without Internet access, telephone 215-860-5631.

Lonnie Wheatley

TULSA, Okla. (January 3, 2004) - Nineteen different drivers from fifteen states collected Golden Driller trophies at Tulsa Expo Raceway Saturday night by collecting feature victories in the finale of the 19th Annual Tulsa Shootout presented by Brodix.

With more than 1,200 entries from 30 states and Canada, it was thirteen-year-old Brady Bacon of Broken Arrow, OK, shining in the Micros, winning the "A" Class Sportsman feature and finishing second in both the 600cc Multi and Non-Wing features.

Iowa's Chad Waller and North Carolina's Grayson Brookshire both collected a pair of victories in Kart action, as ten drivers from eight different states garnered Kart victories in twelve main events.

Long-time Tulsa Shootout Quad standout Gregg Bakker of Sioux Falls, SD, added another Golden Driller to his collection by topping the Open Pro Quad feature, then finished a close second in the 250cc Pro Quad main event.

Micros

While Rodney Stealy of Lakeville, IN, topped the headline Micro feature in the 600 cc Multis, it was young Brady Bacon who stole the Micro spotlight by topping one feature and scoring a pair of runner-up finishes.

In the 600cc Multi 20-lap main event, Josh Pickle led the opening 13 rounds before Stealy charged into the lead. Stealy survived a late caution to secure the victory over seventh-starter Bacon, tenth-starter Matt Reagan, Leon Bacon and Jeff Stasa.

Bacon led the Non-Wing 20-lap feature field to the green flag with Ronnie James alongside. James, hailing from Sapulpa, OK, outgunned Bacon to grab the early lead and paced the field throughout. James fought off Bacon and Donnie Ray Crawford to record the win, with Dean Drake and Dex Eaton giving Oklahoma drivers a sweep of the top five.

Not to be denied a Golden Driller, Bacon took command of the 20-lap "A" Class feature at the outset and survived a pair of late cautions to seal the victory. After starting ninth, Jerrod Wilson made a late bid but settled for second, with Austin Laskey in the show position. Steve Ring and Mike Owings rounded out the top five.

Nebraska's Jack Dover turned in a strong performance in the 15-lap Restricted "A" Class feature, beating Tyler Edwards and Jonathan Cornell to the line, with California's Dustin Rhodes emerging from a wild battle for the lead to top Jonathan Bishop and Cody Baker in the 12-lap Junior Sprint feature.

Karts

Chad Waller of Traer, IA, and Grayson Brookshire of Charlotte, NC, both scored a pair of Tulsa Shootout victories in Kart action.

Waller's first victory came in the second of two Stock Medium features, as he came from sixth to lead Dane Williams, Garrett Swiggart, Mike Dickerson and Corey Nelson to the line. Waller then made it a double in the Blue Wazoom main event, racing from fifth to top Jay Schares, Evan Suggs, Dee Paschal and Doug Bryan. Waller also finished second in Stock Light action and fourth in Stock Heavy competition.

Brookshire came from seventh to win the first Stock Light feature in front of James Polmonari, Mike Dickerson, Brent Hoefelman and Swiggart. Brookshire then repeated in the first Stock Medium main event, coming from sixth to top Hoefelman, Chad Evans, Dustin Dickerson and Ty Jones.

After making an early exit from the Blue Wazoom feature, Joe Womochil of Carter Lake, IA, came from the second row to win the Yamaha KT 100 feature in front of Corey Forsythe, Dee Paschal, Chris Hawxby and Chuck Clark.

Wisconsin's Jason Lindgren took top honors in the Run What Ya Brung class, leading Mike Floyd, Jamie Ferrell, Ryan Shorthouse and Mike Clausen to the stripe.

Joining Brookshire among winners in the Stock Lights was Nick Higdon of Big Clifty, KY, who raced from 16th to win the second Stock Light feature in front of Waller, David Lege, Corey Nelson and Mike Halliburton.

Ohio's Mike Dickerson and Mississippi's Justin Lindsay split Stock Heavy honors. Dickerson won his feature from the pole, leading Dane Williams, Brent Shelton, Waller and Byron Parrish to the checkered flag, with Lindsay advancing from third to top Lonnie Dawson, Swiggart, Jason Mace and Shawn Treadaway.

In the wildest race of the night, Bryan Nevins of Des Moines came away with the victory in the Super Junior II feature in front of Justin Jackson, Chris Windom, Samantha Gargus and Seth Wilke.

Tennessee's Don Young took victory honors in Junior II action in front of Ryan Beckham and Cameron Koopman, while Ross Bohmann of Forney, TX, claimed his second Tulsa Shootout Junior I feature victory in as many years, leading Kyle Jumbeck and Tyler Townsend to the line.

Quads

Sioux Falls, SD, Sprint Car shoe Gregg Bakker takes to the Quads once a year for the Tulsa Shootout and typically escapes with at least one of the two Pro Quad victories. This year was no exception.

Bakker chased down early leaders Zac Willett and Brad Covington in the Open Pro Quad main event, taking command on the sixth round en route to victory lane in the 12-lap feature. Bakker scored the win in front of Brandon Watts, Willett, Covington and Brian Steele.

Mark Krotky of Breshear, TX, broke into the early lead in the 250cc Pro Quad feature and established a safe lead. Bakker cut into Krotky's lead and made a late bid for the victory, nearly spinning as he challenged for the point. Krotky held on for the triumph, with Bakker settling for second in front of Daniel Hillian, Micah Schliemann and Chris Bartholomew.

Danny McGraw of Hale, MO, claimed the Open Amateur Quad feature victory, leading Jake Kane and Jared Smith to the line. Mitch Reynolds led wire-to-wire in the 250cc Amateur Quad feature, topping McGraw and Stephen Groden.

A Feature Results:

Micros

600cc Multis (20 Laps): 1. Rodney Stealy (Lakeville, IN), 2. Brady Bacon (Broken Arrow, OK), 3. Matt Reagan (Jenks, OK), 4. Leon Bacon (Broken Arrow, OK), 5. Jeff Stasa (Kingman, KS), 6. Harley Hollan (Broken Arrow, OK), 7. Josh Pickle (Claremore, OK), 8. Tim Holmes (Cereal Springs, OK), 9. Nick Clifford (Omaha, NE), 10. Kris Reagan (Jenks, OK), 11. Chad Winfrey (Liberty, MO), 12. John Moody (Atwood, IL), 13. Dan Brettnaucher (Brookston, IN), 14. Jake Mosley (Tulsa, OK), 15. Allan Koch (Sedalia, MO), 16. Bryan Duke (Tulsa, OK), 17. Cody Cordell (Tulsa, OK), 18. Jordan Grabowski (Beatrice, NE), 19. Chad Kendall (Springfield, IL), 20. Donnie Crawford (Broken Arrow, OK), 21. Scott Smith (Middletown, DE), 22. Brian Thomas (Collinsville, OK), 23. Ryan Leek (Warsaw, IN), 24. Kenny Koelsch (Tulsa, OK).

"A" Class Sportsman (20 Laps): 1. Brady Bacon (Broken Arrow, OK), 2. Jerrod Wilson (Tulsa, OK), 3. Austin Laskey (Tulsa, OK), 4. Steve Ring (Collinsville, OK), 5. Mike Owings (Broken Arrow, OK), 6. Chris Berreth (Tulsa, OK), 7. Koby Barksdale (Norman, OK), 8. Danny James (Sapulpa, OK), 9. Neil Shepherd (Warsaw, IN), 10. Bubba Hunt (Tulsa, OK), 11. Toney Roney (Herculaneum, MO), 12. Dean Alexander (Visalia, CA), 13. Matt Sherrell (Tulsa, OK), 14. Richard Kreisel (Warsaw, MO), 15. Robert See (Altoona, IA), 16. Dane Ronk (Warsaw, IN), 17. Jake Palmisano (Pulaski, IL), 18. Kenny Koelsch (Tulsa, OK), 19. Dex Eaton (Owasso, OK), 20. Scotty Smith (Middletown, DE), 21. Quintin Sall (San Jose, CA), 22. Josh Newman (Odell, NE), 23. Levi Steen (Newcastle, OK), 24. Kirby Bedford (Claremore, OK).

Non-Wing (20 Laps): 1. Ronnie James (Sapulpa, OK), 2. Brady Bacon (Broken Arrow, OK), 3. Donnie Ray Crawford (Tulsa, OK), 4. Dean Drake (Tulsa, OK), 5. Dex Eaton (Owasso, OK), 6. Mike Ward (Tulsa, OK0, 7. Jack Potter (Pleasant Hill, MO), 8. Joe Leek (Warsaw, IN), 9. Jon Taylor (Broken Arrow, OK), 10. Toney Roney (Herculaneum, MO), 11. Jared Matlock (Alvin, TX), 12. Richard Overholt (Owasso, OK), 13. Dugan Ridenour (Skiatook, OK), 14. Ed Mangrum (Owasso, OK), 15. Audra Sasselli (Fresno, CA), 16. Rick Willcut (Mounds, OK), 17. Shawn Wicker (Sapulpa, OK), 18. Jonathan Halford (Tulsa, OK), 19. Kenny Koelsch (Tulsa, OK).

Restricted "A" Class (15 Laps): 1. Jack Dover (Springfield, NE), 2. Jonathan Cornell (Sedalia, MO), 3. Tyler Edwards (Salina, OK), 4. Conner Pullen (Amarillo, TX), 5. Josh Pickle (Claremore, OK), 6. Dalton Cole (Pryor, OK), 7. Todd Kimmel (Indianapolis, IN), 8. Shelby Stephens (Oklahoma City, OK), 9. Zach Alley (Claremore, OK), 10. Sam Kimmel (Mentone, IN), 11. Dalton Janeway (Sand Springs, OK), 12. Todd McVay (Blue Springs, MO), 13. Neil Shepherd (Warsaw, IN), 14. Shannon Anastosopolos (Joplin, MO), 15. Chris Poole (Pryor, OK), 16. Isaac Rosario (Guthrie, OK), 17. Alex DeCamp (Locust Grove, OK), 18. Anthony McWater (Choctaw, OK), 19. Addison Winger (Dodge City, KS), 20. Matt Covington (Glenpool, OK).

Junior Sprints (Restricted "A" Class (12 Laps): 1. Dustin Rhodes (Clovis, CA), 2. Jonathan Bishop (Norman, OK), 3. Cody Baker (Lone Jack, MO), 4. Morgan Moore (Bethany, OK), 5. Barbie Kimmel (Mentone, IN), 6. Blake Hahn (Sapulpa, OK), 7. Jacob Rosario (Guthrie, OK), 8. Cody Jarvis (Oklahoma City, OK), 9. Nathan Janeway (Sand Springs, OK), 10. Hayden McKennon (Stuttgart, AR), 11. Jarrett Cathey (Paducah, KY).

Karts

Blue Wazoom (20 Laps): 1. Chad Waller (Traer, IA), 2. Jay Schares (Dunkerton, IA), 3. Evan Suggs (Scotts Valley, CA), 4. Dee Paschal (Unadilla, GA), 5. Doug Bryan (Randalia, IA), 6. Derek Nadler (Blue Springs, MO), 7. Chad Evans (Inwood, IA), 8. Mike Seminara (Kansas City, MO), 9. Jessica Koopman (Brewster, MN), 10. Brent Cormi (Kearney, NE), 11. Aaron Marrant (Richmond, MO), 12. Steven Fairfield (Independence, MO), 13. Tyler Krohn (Kearney, NE), 14. Troy Peterson (Lincoln, NE), 15. Waylon Jones (Heflin, LA), 16. Tim Janacek (Omaha, NE), 17. Dane Williams (Charlotte, NC), 18. Mike Belshe (Tecumseh, KS), 19. Josh Most (Red Oak, IA), 20. Joe Womochil (Carter Lake, IA).

Yamaha KT 100's (20 Laps): 1. Joe Womochil (Carter Lake, IA), 2. Corey Forsythe (Carlisle, IA), 3. Dee Paschal (Unadilla, GA), 4. Chris Hawxby (Des Moines, IA), 5. Chuck Clark (Carbon, IN), 6. Mike Floyd (Holts Summit, MO), 7. Jeff Clark (Morton, IL), 8. Chris Brown (Martelle, IA), 9. Chris Lund (Grand Forks, ND), 10. Greg Nelson (Decatur, IL), 11. J.R. Wolver (Oskaloosa, IA), 12. Jamie Ferrell (Des Moines, IA), 13. Chris Birky (Foosland, IL), 14. Chad Mosbauer (Lee's Summit, MO), 15. Danny Barker (Overland Park, KS), 16. Jason Lindgren (Madison, WI), 17. Justin Mitchell (Cedar Rapids, IA), 18. Marc Farrar (Kansas City, MO), 19. Steve Smith (Des Moines, IA), 20. Kris Schweer (Center Point, IA).

Run What Ya Brung (20 Laps): 1. Jason Lindgren (Madison, WI), 2. Mike Floyd (Holts Summit, MO), 3. Jamie Ferrell (Des Moines, IA), 4. Ryan Shorthouse (Jefferson, MO), 5. Mike Clausen (Battendorf, IA), 6. Greg Nelson (Decatur, IL), 7. Keith Moody (Platte City, MO), 8. Luke Payton (Ankeny, IA), 9. Chris Brown (Martelle, IA), 10. Jeremy Rasmussen (Bentonville, AR), 11. Chad Mosbauer (Lee's Summit, MO), 12. Chris Morgan (Topeka, KS), 13. Marc Farrar (Kansas City, MO), 14. Chris Birky (Foosland, IL), 15. David Snyder (Flint, TX), 16. Jeff Weaver (Tulsa, OK0, 17. Tommy Davis III (Des Moines, IA), 18. Chuck Clark (Carbon, IN).

First Stock Light (20 Laps): 1. Grayson Brookshire (Charlotte, NC), 2. James Polmonari (Memphis, TN), 3. Mike Dickerson (West Lafayette, OH), 4. Brent Hoefelman (Columbus, NE), 5. Garrett Swiggart (Lincoln, NE), 6. Tom Rayl (Des Moines, IA), 7. Travis Jones (Mooresville, NC), 8. Randy Nesbitt (Danville, IL), 9. Sean O'Brien (Boaz, KY), 10. Kyle Towns (Dubberly, LA), 11. John Gibson (Springfield, MO), 12. Travis Smock (Independence, IA), 13. Justin Ratliff (Campbellsville, KY), 14. Ryan Moulton (Danville, IL), 15. Andy Keller (Connersville, IN), 16. Kyle Lentz (Green Bay, WI), 17. Wesley Loftin (Little Rock, AR), 18. Bart Seltrecht (Cedar Rapids, IA).

Second Stock Light (20 Laps): 1. Nick Higdon (Big Clifty, KY), 2. Chad Waller (Traer, IA), 3. David Lege (Magnolia, TX), 4. Corey Nelson (Eugene, MO), 5. Mike Halliburton (Columbia, MO), 6. Buck Verbeck (Winfield, KS), 7. Mike Belshe (Tecumseh, KS), 8. Darrell Johnson (Vine Grove, KY), 9. Tyler Stevens (Searcy, AR), 10. Burl Wilson (Paris, IL), 11. Trent Kraus (Columbia, NE), 12. Evan Suggs (Scotts Valley, CA), 13. Rusty Stagen (Oakland, TN), 14. Waylon Jones (Heflin, LA), 15. Jay Schares (Dunkerton, IA), 16. Aaron Marrant (Richmond, MO), 17. Ronnie Binkley (Benton, KY), 18. Chris Marrant (Richmond, MO), 19. Kelsey Jacobs (Kansas City, MO).

First Stock Medium (20 Laps): 1.Grayson Brookshire (Charlotte, NC), 2. Brent Hoefelman (Columbus, NE), 3. Chad Evans (Inwood, IA), 4. Dustin Dickerson (Bartlett, TN), 5. Ty Jones (Jackson, TN), 6. Jon Peters (Winona, MN), 7. Justin Ratliff (Campbellsville, KY), 8. Sean O'Brien (Boaz, KY), 9. Kenny Lovins (Blytheville, AR), 10. James Polmonari (Memphis, TN), 11. Darrell Johnson (Vine Grove, KY), 12. Aaron Marrant (Richmond, MO), 13. Kenneth Murphy (Basehor, KS), 14. Rusty Stagen (Oakland, TN), 15. Jody King (Omaha, NE), 16. Brentt Mork (Sioux Falls, SD), 17. Don Fike (Bartlett, TN), 18. Jason Mace (Missouri Valley, IA), 19. Mike Belshe (Tecumseh, KS), 20. Roy Grady (Batesville, AR).

Second Stock Medium (20 Laps): 1. Chad Waller (Traer, IA), 2. Dane Williams (Charlotte, NC), 3. Garrett Swiggart (Lincoln, NE), 4. Mike Dickerson (West Lafayette, OH), 5. Corey Nelson (Eugene, MO), 6. Lonnie Dawson (McCalla, AL), 7. Ronnie Binkley (Benton, KY), 8. Tom Rayl (Des Moines, IA), 9. Joe Hilger (Lincoln, NE), 10. Tyler Stevens (Searcy, AR), 11. Dee Paschal (Unadilla, GA), 12. Justin Kern (Grimes, IA), 13. Kyle Lentz (Green Bay, WI), 14. John Gibson (Springfield, MO), 15. Justin Hawxby (Des Moines, IA), 16. Tyler Krohn (Kearney, NE), 17. Byron Parrish (Decatur, AL), 18. Corrie Matthews (Overland Park, KS), 19. Brent Cornic (Kearney, NE), 20. Brent Shelton (Decatur, AL).

First Stock Heavy (20 Laps): 1. Mike Dickerson (West Lafayette, OH), 2. Dane Williams (Charlotte, NC), 3. Brent Shelton (Decatur, AL), 4. Chad Waller (Traer, IA), 5. Byron Parrish (Decatur, AL), 6. Steven Fairfield (Independence, MO), 7. Tom Rayl (Des Moines, IA), 8. Jay Schares (Dunkerton, IA), 9. Tyler Krohn (Kearney, NE), 10. Chris Marrant (Richmond, MO), 11. Travis Jones (Mooresville, NC), 12. Sean O'Brien (Boaz, KY), 13. Roger Wilson (Bartlett, TN), 14. Rusty Stagen (Oakland, TN), 15. Kenny White (Kansas City, MO), 16. Mike DeWiese (Center Point, IA), 17. Craig Noble (Farmer City, IL), 18. Ronnie Binkley (Benton, KY), 19. Will Ivy (Reagan, TN), 20. Justin Kern (Grimes, IA).

Second Stock Heavy (20 Laps): 1. Justin Lindsay (Columbus, MS), 2. Lonnie Dawson (McCalla, AL), 3. Garrett Swiggart (Lincoln, NE), 4. Jason Mace (Missouri Valley, IA), 5. Shawn Treadaway (Mooresville, NC), 6. Grayson Brookshire (Charlotte, NC), 7. James Polmonari (Memphis, TN), 8. Quay Gregory (Brownsburg, IN), 9. Ty Jones (Jackson, TN), 10. Dustin Dickerson (Bartlett, TN), 11. Rob Howden (Mississagua, Ontario CAN), 12. Trent Kraus (Columbus, NE), 13. Michael Hoeft (Champlin, MN), 14. Justin Ratliff (Campbellsville, KY), 15. Kyle Davis (Savannah, MO), 16. John Gibson (Springfield, MO), 17. Joe Hilger (Lincoln, NE), 18. Travis Smock (Independence, IA), 19. Erik Sanders (Bartlett, TN), 20. Josh Most (Red Oak, IA).

Super Junior II (15 Laps): 1. Bryan Nevins (Des Moines, IA), 2. Justin Jackson (Benton, AR), 3. Chris Windom (Canton, IL), 4. Samantha Gargus (Memphis, TN), 5. Seth Wilke (Burlington, IA), 6. Jake Crum (Statesville, NC), 7. Travis Neal (Omaha, NE), 8. Travis Harris (Herndon, VA), 9. Bryant Goldsmith (Corning, IA), 10. Brent Rowell (Atoka, TN), 11. Zack Drews (Ringle, WI), 12. Brian Bauer (Fargo, ND), 13. Cody Lemanager (Ashkeem, IL), 14. Tyson Hall (Longview, TX), 15. Kevin Swindell (Memphis, TN), 16. John Gottsacker (Dallas, TX), 17. Tannar Bohlen (Hortonville, WI), 18. Don Young (Bartlett, TN), 19. Casey Povelones (Danville, IL).

Junior II (15 Laps): 1. Don Young (Bartlett, TN), 2. Ryan Peckham (Corning, IA), 3. Cameron Koopman (Brewster, MN), 4. Jason Vetter (North Mankato, MN), 5. Brad Partin (Knoxville, TN), 6. Jake Crum (Statesville, NC), 7. Brian Bauer (Fargo, ND), 8. Charles Wood (Missouri City, TX), 9. Bryan Nevins (Des Moines, IA), 10. Josh Weaver (Oelwein, IA), 11. Derek Hagar (Marion, AR). Also started: Lucas Wallace (Albany, KY), Nathan Gaines (Gladewater, TX), Kevin Swindell (Memphis, TN), Ryan Miles (Crystal Lake, IL), Kyle Schmidt (Farmington, AR), Kyle Oberkramer (Broseley, MO), Brent Rowell (Atoka, TN), Tannar Bohlen (Hortonville, WI), Cheyenne Cameron (Birnamwood, WI), Andy Edwards (New Hardford, IA).

Junior I (15 Laps): 1. Ross Bohmann (Forney, TX), 2. Kyle Jumbeck (Houston, MN), 3. Tyler Townsend (Paragould, AR), 4. Nate Caruth (Ames, IA), 5. Andrew Leigh (Sugar Land, TX), 6. Jordan Burton (St. Joseph, MO), 7. Tyler King (Portneches, TX), 8. Shayle Bade (Lincoln, NE), 9. Darrin Zomer (Canton, SD), 10. Mason Oberkramer (Broseley, MO), 11. Thor Anderson (Bondurant, IA), 12. John Neal (Omaha, NE), 13. Kendall Noble (Spring, TX), 14. Kyler Goodwin (Omaha, NE), 15. Cameron Childs (Council Bluffs, IA), 16. Aaron Bohn (Renner, SD), 17. Dalton Dingman (Grimes, IA), 18. Johnny Whitman (Depere, WI), 19. Jake Blackhurst (Farmington, IL).

Quads

Open Pro (12 Laps): 1 Gregg Bakker (Sioux Falls, SD), 2. Brandon Watts (Gore, OK), 3. Zac Willett (Henderson, KY), 4. Brad Covington (Batesville, AR), 5. Brian Steele (Troy, IL), 6. Mark Krotky (Breshear, TX), 7. Jon Reineccius (Staunchfield, MN), 8. Drew Hilliam (Beebe, AR), 9. Jason England (Hickory, KY), 10. Rich Schoeberl (Colton, SD), 11. Dan Bettis (Hutchinson, MN), 12. Chad Winfrey (Liberty, MO), 13. Dustin Clark (Eldon, IA), 14. Brent Kuik (Sioux Falls, SD), 15. Blake Anderson (Muskogee, OK), 16. David Kuchta (Hartford, SD), 17. Bobby Durk (Sand Springs, OK), 18. Micah Schliemann (Hartford, SD).

250 Pro (12 Laps): 1. Mark Krotky (Breshear, TX), 2. Gregg Bakker (Sioux Falls, SD), 3. Daniel Hillian (Beebe, AR), 4. Micah Schliemann (Hartford, SD), 5. Chris Bartholomew (Sapulpa, OK), 6. Zach Willett (Henderson, KY), 7. Brad Covington (Batesville, AR), 8. Brandon Watts (Gore, OK), 9. Dan Bettis (Hutchinson, MN), 10. Drew Hillian (Beebe, AR), 11. Dustin Clark (Eldon, IA), 12. Jason England (Hickory, KY), 13. Brad Coonrod (Dodd City, TX), 14. Jeremy Taylor (Tulsa, OK), 15. Chad Winfrey (Liberty, MO), 16. Jackie Meadows (Collierville, TN), 17. Rich Schoeberl (Colton, SD), 18. Brian Steele (Troy, IL).

Open Amateur (10 Laps): 1. Mitch Reynolds (Greenbrier, AR), 2. Danny McGraw (Hale, MO), 3. Stephen Groden (Tulsa, OK), 4. Seth Fligge (Mackinaw, IL), 5. Brian Nagurski (Isanti, MN), 6. Jared Smith (Pleasant Hill, IA), 7. Kraig Chinn (Clarence, MO), 8. Drew Nier (Tina MO), 9. Todd Harrell (Coweta, OK), 10. Willie Ethridge (Sapulpa, OK), 11. Foster McQueen (Muskogee, OK), 12. Danny Patterson (Greenbrier, AR), 13. Coy Burton (Clever, MO), 14. Jason Oaks (Sioux Falls, SD), 15. Dillon Cain (Kentwood, LA), 16. David Balthis (Sapulpa, OK), 17. Terry Cain (Tonkawa, OK), 18. JorEl Blackmon (Ft. Worth, TX), 19. Dustin Proughe (Jasper, MO).

250 Amateur (10 Laps): 1. Danny McGraw (Hale, MO), 2. Jake Kane (Altoona, IA), 3. Jared Smith (Pleasant Hill, IA), 4. Jason Oaks (Sioux Falls, SD), 5. Chris Batson (Chillicothe, MO), 6. Janson Roberts (Claremore, OK), 7. Kraig Chinn (Clarence, MO), 8. Derek Harry (Sulphur Springs, TX), 9. Danny Patterson (Greenbrier, AR), 10. Zack Esry (Benton, AR), 11. Willie Ethridge (Sapulpa, OK), 12. Chad Olson (North Branch, MN), 13. Brian Nagorski (Isanti, MN), 14. Bryan Drinnon (Morris, OK), 15. Stephen Groden (Tulsa, OK), 16. Drew Nier (Tina, MO), 17. Todd Harrell (Coweta, OK), 18. Dillon Cain (Kentwood, LA).

Scott Hall

A group of Ohio sprint car fans, all involved with Hoseheads.com in some capacity, has formed Hoserville Ohio. Board members include Duane Hancock, Greg Smith, Bob Cundiff, Jonathan Bateman, and Scott Phillips. Hoserville Ohio is a non-profit group who's mission is to help Ohio based sprint car teams or teams racing in Ohio on a regular basis. Our main goal is to create a recovery fund for injured sprint car drivers. This will pertain to all divisions and classes in the state of Ohio including 305's and 360's. Also, some funds raised will be used to sponsor certains events, heat races, halfway awards, or such, like we did at Eldora last year for the Mopar Million, at select tracks in 2004. The 1st benefit and fundraiser takes place at the Day's Inn in Findlay Ohio on March 6th from 11am to 4:30 pm. Several local and national drivers have expressed interest in attending this event. A list of drivers will announced at a later date. An autograph session will take place from 11-12. A question and answer session with the drivers from 12-1. Finally, from 1-4:30 pm, an auction with several one of a kind items from sprint car teams, NASCAR, and other racing merchadise will be on hand. Many items will be autographed. A list of items will be released at a later date as they are received. Tim's Sprint Car Simulators will also be on hand for everyone's entertainment. Day's Inn is located right off I-75 at the Route 12 exit. Anyone wanting more information can contact Duane at 419-630-0482, Greg 419-423-8922, Bob 419-562-4316, or Scott 419-299-3558.

CONTACT: Bob Miller
TOTHILL98@aol.com

READING, PA January 3, 2004 . . . . . . The Fairgrounds Square Mall in Reading, PA will host the Reading Racing Reunion & Car Show that will open on Sunday, February 22 and continue through Saturday, February 28. The nineteenth annual presentation of this show is sponsored by the Reading Eagle Company, NAPA Auto Parts and COMDIAL Telephone Communications and is absolutely free to the public. More than one-hundred race cars from various divisions of short track racing will be on display with many of the local speedways on hand to distribute their schedules to launch the 2004 racing season. Each year, the highlight of this show is the Annual Legend's Reunion that will take place on Friday night, February 27 at center court of the Fairgrounds Square Mall at 7:15 PM. Many racing legend's, including those who once competed at the Reading Fairgrounds Speedway, are honored and greeted by thousands of fans.

The Reading Racing Reunion & Car Show remains the biggest annual attraction at the Fairgrounds Square Mall, with an estimated attendance of more than 80,000. A souvenir Program Book and event T-shirt will again be available for the 19th annual presentation of this show. Final details are being arranged for the nightly events and special guests of honor. A committee was formed at the conclusion of last years event to expand on the salute to the racing legends display. More exciting news will be released shortly on what to expect at the 2004 presentation of the Reading Racing Reunion & Car Show.

Display space is always in demand and is limited. Race teams, speedway's and vendors looking to participate in this years event, should register by contacting Donna Miller at TOTHILL98@aol.com. Please provide Your Contact Name, Address, Phone Number, Type of Car, Car Number and Name of Driver and Home Track. Also include any special request you may have to include location and if additional space is needed. If you do not have internet access, please provide the same information by calling; 215-860-5631.

The BASH Racing Party will take place on Friday night, February 27 at the Temple Fire Company and doors will open at 8:30 PM with the party going on until 1 AM. Great racing movies, music for dancing, door prizes and Car Show Award presentations will take place along with the annual Announcers Competition. Tickets for The BASH will be available at the Todd Weikel Racewear Stand at Center Court of the Mall and at the door of the Temple Fire Company. Because of limited seating and the huge turnout each year, it is advisable to purchase your tickets in advance. Tickets are $10 per person and include soda, chips and pretzels with a cash bar available. Tickets may also be purchased by contacting, TOTHILL98@aol.com.

The Fairgrounds Square Mall is located on the 5th Street Highway in Reading, PA, the former location of the Reading Fairgrounds Speedway.