Well, that tentaive schedule has already been changed, as the Legends ran their feature first, apparently du to the fact that there was only 10 cars entered in the event.  They ran no heats or qualifying whatsoever.  The winner of the Legends feature was Jeffrey Paul.

25 SK's qualified for tonight's main event, and that means two new cars showed up for racing tonight at the Speedbowl in the SK division.  Moose Douton in his own SK numbered 9, and a newcomer Joe Krawiac brought the numbers up this evening.

Sportsmen Feature Top Five Unofficial Finishers:

1. Billy Gertsch Jr.


2. John Puglisi


3. Norm Root


4. Richard Staskowski


5. Jim Proccosini

The Late Model division is on the track now running their feature, and the SK's will be next followed by the Mini Stock Division.

some highlights from today....

Many racefans attending the Bowl this evening will be heading back up Rte 32 tomorrow for the running of the Annual Fall Final at Stafford Motor Speedway.  Highlight of the weekend is the return of Steve Park to modified racing this weekend.  Wonder if he will be also attending any fires in the parking lot, ....I hope so.

News from SMS's annual Fall Final had Donny Lia setting fast time for the WMT event to be run tomorrow, but Carl Pastreyak picking the number one spot after the redraw.

Southern Ct's own Matt Kobyluck won the BGNN event held over in the northeast corner of Ct today at Limerock.  After an altercation with the wildlife this week, he rebounded to take a well deserved win!

SK Modified Feature Full Finish:

1. Kurt Lenihan
   
2. Dennis Gada
   
3. Tom Fox
   
4. Rob Summers
   
5. Ron Yuhas
   
6. Ronnie Silk
   
7. Rob Janovic
   
8. Ed Reed Jr.
   
9. Mike Finkledey
   
10. Dennis Charette
    
11. Jeff Pearl
    
12. Diego Monahan
    
13. Frank Mucciacciaro
    
14. Jess Hilger
    
15. Pete Pavone
    
16. Joe Krawiac
    
17. Jay Miller
    
18. Ernie Bertran
    
19. Tyler Chadwick
    
20. Chris Pastreyak
    
21. Wendell Dailey
    
22. Rich Duranti
    
23. Donny Fowler
    
24. Moose Douton
    
25. Elliott Beverage

Bad Luck plagues Jay Miller again, who while running 2nd early in the race lost a tranny.  He was heard saying he had the car to beat this evening and felt like it had never run better.  Tyler Chadwick lost it , (unknown whether he had help or not) on the frontstretch, and took out Chris Pastreyak, who was physically unharmed but his car was irrepairably damaged.  Except for those two major problems, eyewitensses say it was a very clean race.  Everyone is looking forward to the finale, especially with the point spread closing up to just two points.

The Mini Stock division has taken the green, we will be back with the results as soon as the checker drops....

hey brat,

is this the last points race for the sk's or is the finale included in the championship?  I am curious if the championship is over or not.

I checked out seekonk today.  They were running qualifying for their final show which includes.  TV mods 100 laps (29 cars), prostocks 100 laps (32 cars), nema midgets(25 cars), ford focus midgets(18), latemodels(23), streets and trucks.  It is shaping up to be a real good show tomorrow.  If one isnt attending stafford; wants to see some good racing, seekonk is worth considering. 

some notables. vinny who had a modified in attendance as well as his prostock.  I believe 03 of kenny spencer was also in a mod. prostocks wayne dion was racing, along with outsiders fred astle, jeff zidema and the return of rick martin(still a fan favorate after 2 or 3 ear absence. Jim silvia 116 of the seekonk street stock fame has a pro stock numbered the same.

Sorry didnt know where to post this, but figured some might be interested in the happenings at seekonk today.

csg

First, csg...that is fine.  You certainly know that you will get at least the WSB fans looking at this.  But I am also going to copy and paste that info into the DWRS thread, which is what we use for any other tracks outside of CT with notable interest as in Seekonk.  thanks so much for the information! 

...and yes, the finale IS counted for the championships in all divisions for the WSB.  Some local tracks do it, as in the SMS Fall Final, and the Bowl.  Ron Yuhas appears to have a two point lead over Rob Summers, (taking into consideration the new point system of dropping your two worst finishes).  So at least the SK's is a battle to the last lap.  I am not sure about the other divisions, but you can certainly tell I am an open wheel fan.  Not to discount any of the other divisions, but I certainly don't want to mislead anybody by giving any information that I am not sure about.  I do know that jen Pearl and her crew does an awesome job over at www.jeff-pearl.com on the point standings for all the divisions.  Check them out for sure...

Thanks Chris!

I am kind of overwhelmed at your great comments.  This whole thing started because more often then not I was stuck at home and had to scramble around from site to site trying to gather up information about local racing.  Since I have great volunteers that call me now I decided to just put it all in one place.  And, if it's information that someone else does well, (see above), I try to point you in the right direction.  Thanks for the compliment, it means more to me than you could ever know!