"One to Watch" modified driver Bobby Drayton brought the #09 out to greet the fans...
After handing out photos, Bob came from the back of pack to finish 2nd in his heat. Thanks Bob and Team #09!
Gabe Fox scored his 2nd Rookie Win in 3 races!
....he's back.... Big Ron with www.southjerseydirtracing.com on board.
Chris Allen needed a car wash... Had a strong run going, but a broken shock ended the drive...
Plenty of clay to scrape off with the heavy track and a light mist in the air...
Willie Osmun getting the clay off his visor. It didn't take long to go through the tear offs...
"Cleaning out the stall"
Chris Grbac had a small block in for the night.
David VanHorn was on hand in the #71
Rick Cozze's "Easton Auto Salvage" #44 SS Sprint
SS Sprint driver John Romano gets pushed out for action. John won the Sportsman Feature last time out.
Super Stock driver Kenny Guyer has been helping out the P38's efforts this year with driver Everett Taylor behind the wheel, and that's a good thing as Kenny is one of the best out there when it comes to getting the most out of a racecar without reaching for the checkbook first...
Chris Lane won his heat race in impressive fashion.
Bryan Kuhl brings the #37 in from warm ups.
John Snook adds fuel to the #03
Tom Wycoff had a shock break, requiring some quick repair work to get him out in time for the feature.
Fans are enjoying the Outlaw Stock class... These guys get around really well and are fun to watch, and they run a good, tight feature. Monte's, Cutlass's, Camaro's... Great to see real bodies still being used on racecars!
Goop's version of a "Mud Bus"
Brian Ludwig had the shaker grill on the front of his #94 Outlaw Stock. I guess it did its job as he didn't let the steam out!
...not sure what it means, but if I was behind him, I'd think I'd reach up and tighten the belts one more tug!
Important message on the back of this Camaro Outlaw Stock...
