...better late than never...
New Egypt Speedway "Off Track Photos"
All photos from 3Wide
09/10/11
...check out the back panel... still room for a few more stickers?
It may be early in the night, but Jimmy is already thinking about what
adjustments might be needed come feature time....
Under the hood of the C&S Equipment #6 driven by Mike McAleer
Scott Dugan renumbered his car to #343 to honor the 343 fire fighters that lost
their lives responding to those in need on 9/11.
Work needed on the front suspension of Marty Derr's Outlaw Stock
Under the hood on Clay Butler's #4B
Usually crewing on the Drayton #09 Modified, former late model standout Kim
Cooke gets ready to head out in a rare Outlaw Stock appearance.
Purple plastic zip ties or grape Twizzlers - You decide! Actually,
that's Sportsman racer Joe Funk's dad finishing up some work on his son's #14.
"Just for the fun of it.." That's the attitude from Outlaw Stock
driver and Fire Fighter and all around good guy Dennis Seeley as he gets ready to head out in his #52
Outlaw Stock.
Yardley PA's Wayne Bechtel heads back into the pits after the Sportsman consi.
Tom Princiotta waits inside his Outlaw Stock after picking up his first heat
race win of his career.
...while Tom waits inside, his crew tries to figure out why the clutch stopped "clutchin'!"
Taking tire temps after the heat race run on the right rear of Bob Drayton's #09
Speaking of Bob, that's him inside the #09 with his "nite lite" on... (No
kiddin - Check it out!... First time I've seen this in a modified.)
We caught Sportsman racer Kyle Borrer putting on your own tearoffs... Come on Kyle... A top runnin'
Sportsman and Crate racer like you should have peeps for stuff like this!
PJ Oliver gets ready to slide under the #13xXx to make some adjustments on the
toe in/out adjustments
Powder puff drivers get ready to draw for their events
Modified driver David Van Horn heads back to the pits after participating in the
helmet drive
With the 10th Anniversary of 9/11 on everyone's mind, a parade of emergency
vehicles gett a standing ovation from the appreciative fans, big and small...
...And the winner is: "Us!" That's track hostess Chrissy
who deserves all the credit for bringing some "beauty" to Brownie, Reverend Dan,
and the rest of us in victory lane...
Rocco Infante is joined by Chrissy after winning the Sportsman Feature event
Rocco has some of the most loyal fans... He is on a rail this year at New
Egypt...
Tom Hamill of Hamill Flooring joins Rocco in victory lane. (Need some
floor's resurfaced/refinished, give Tom a call at: 732-752-1241)
.Rocco doesn't leave much to chance... There's very few times that you can walk
by his car in the pits and not find him tinkering with something... always
lookin' for a little more...
...and the results are there each week, as once again Rocco heads out of victory
lane after another triumphant night at New Egypt.
Intermission... Now it's time for some REAL RACIN'
Nancy Leach has figured out a way to run the stand and not miss a thing on the
track!
... look who's headed to victory lane...
David Van Horn pulled off a strong when over a determined Bobby Drayton and a
chargin' Jimmy Horton... What a feature...
After loaning his back up car last week to fellow modified racer Bob Drayton,
This week, David and Bob battled it out through the final laps of the feature
with David getting the win.
Congratulations David
Track GM Danny Serrano congratulates David on the win. Races like that are
good for biz'ness!
Smiles.
More smiles!
..and even more smiles!
Heading out for the Powder Puff races
Bobby Drayton (in car) heads out to the infield so his wife Sherri (on right)
can take the wheel in the "Modified" portion of the Powder Puff events.
Winner Doug DeBray had no problem letting everyone know how he felt after winning
his first Outlaw Stock Feature event.
Congratulations Doug
Sponsors on the car include Scanlon Farms and Harry's Garage
The crew's pretty happy about the whole deal too...
So is she... but I think she has her eye on that sparkle'ly blue trophy....
Time to head out after a nice night at the speedway.... There's no better
place to be on a Saturday Night than at your local short track.
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