By: Mike Leone

(Hartford, OH) Sharon Speedway hosted the annual “Apple Festival Nationals” on a chilly gall weekend. Friday featured preliminary events on a dreary night with drizzle falling throughout much of the late afternoon and evening, while Saturday brought clear and cool skies. A season-high 163 cars participated in the successful event.

Ricky Richner has been making the long drive down to Sharon Speedway every week this season from his home in Niagara Falls, New York. He’s been close to victory on several occasions this year including a few weeks ago when Rex King, Jr. stole one away from him in lapped traffic at the finish line. On Saturday night, the DIRTcar “358” Modified standout picked a perfect night for his first career Sharon win capturing the 35-lap $3,500 to win “Russ King Memorial” BRP Tour Governor Insurance Agency big-block win.

“I knew I had a good tire right from the start,” explained the 53-year-old veteran. “I knew Rex was getting slow at the end and we were getting faster on the outside. They started bumping and banging so I figured I’d let them settle their differences and then get after them. We usually run 35 laps at Ransomville (Speedway) so we’re used to that. It was a great race. We’ve been coming a long ways every Saturday and finally got one. I have to thank my entire crew and all my sponsors.”

Even though Richner started from the pole, it was fellow “358” racer Eric Gabany leading the opening lap. Following a caution for Carl Murdick, King passed both Richner and Gabany for the lead on lap two as Jeremiah Shingledecker, Tom Glenn and Dave Murdick were all able to get by Richner for third, fourth, and fifth respectively.

Shingledecker, who started sixth and won his first Sharon feature of the season last week, looked strong again as he passed Gabany for second on lap four, but following a restart on lpa six lost second and third to Gabany and Murdick. Shingledecker would then spin in turn four on lap seven collecting four other racers and ended his night.

Back under green, Murdick passed Gabany for second. Richner got himself back in contention when he passed Gabany for third on lap nine. Murdick closed in on King on lap 10 and then by lap 17 Richner joined in making it a three-car race for the lead. Lapped traffic came into play on lap 19 as action really heated up. Richner was able to make the move on Murdick for second on lap 20.

One more caution slowed the event with 35 laps scored setting up a 10-lap shoot-out to the finish. Richner hounded King every lap and eventually found a nice line on the top in turns one and two. Lap after lap Richner would get closer and closer and finally had enough momentum to make the pass stick racing off the outside of turn four on lap 33. Richner led the final three laps in his Jetport Restaurant/Lazy Lakes Camping Resort-sponsored #26 to hold off King by 0.928. Richner becomes the 15th different winner in the 28 “Russ King Memorial” events.

King missed out on his first win in the event as he had to settle for second. Gabany matched his best career Sharon finish from May 4 in third. BRP Tour point leader, Chad

Brachmann was fourth after starting 11th leading a trio of New York racers across the line as 17th starting Randy Chrysler was fifth and Justin Wright sixth. Rounding out the top 10 were Jim Weller, Jr., Kevin Hoffman, 26th starting Chris Haines and 22nd starting Bob Warren. Richner, Weller, and Dave Murdick won the heat races over the 30-car field, while Carl Murdick won the B main. Wright set fast time on Friday with a 16.476.

Feature Finish: Ricky Richner, Rex King, Jr., Eric Gabany, Chad Brachmann, Randy Chrysler, Justin Wright, Jim Weller, Jr., Kevin Hoffman, Chris Haines, Bob Warren, Joe Kubiniec, Steve Barr, Mike Turner, Rick Regalski, Mark Frankhouser, Dave Murdick, Brad Rapp, Tom Glenn, Erik Martin, Don Brown, Rob Kristyak, Rick Ryder, Jeremiah Shingledecker, Steve Feder, Tom Mattocks, Carl Murdick, Roger Chrysler, Dillon Barr, DNS: Rex King, Sr., Ralph McBride.

By:  Mike Leone

Dave Murdick came out on top of a wild night of DIRTcarBig-Block Modified racing for his third straight win on the circuit.  LikeSodeman, Murdick became the fifth different "Lou Blaney Memorial"winner in as many Modified events and pocketed $2,000 in the 30-lap BRPTour-sanctioned, Governor Insurance Agency feature.  Murdick's win adds tosome $3,700 won

last weekend at Lernerville Speedway and Mercer Raceway Park!

"I was running the bottom, but I wanted to be on top but couldn't get thechance to get up there," explained the 50-year-old Butler, Pa.native when asked about missing the big accident.  "Low and behold itturned out to be the right spot.  Racing with Lou (Blaney) was quite anhonor and when you beat him you knew you beat the best, but that wasn't veryoften.  I have to thank my entire crew- without them none of this would bepossible."

Rob Curtis overtook Max Smoker on the start and quickly pulled away on lap twoas Steve Feder moved into second.  Rex King, Jr. started sixth, but washalfway to the front in three laps when he passed Smoker. "Cooter's" father, King, Sr., followed two laps later taking fourthfrom Smoker.

After a pair of cautions with five laps scored, both Kings raced past Feder forsecond and third on laps six and seven respectively.  Five more laps werecompleted before the race was slowed when Jeff Schaffer couldn't make it offthe speedway.  All hell broke loose on the ensuing restart. The elder Kingdove by his son "Cooter" and tried to get by leader Curtis enteringthree.  The two made contact and resulted in at least a 15-carpile-up.  King, Sr. got the worst of it taking a series of flips for thesecond straight BRP Tour event.  All drivers were okay.

When the carnage was cleared, Brad Rapp inherited the lead over Jimmy Holden,Murdick, and Kevin Hoffman.  Back under green flag racing, the ninthstarting Murdick passed Holden for second on the restart with Hoffman followingin third.  Rapp's lead would only last a lap as Murdick took over on lap12 for what would be the winning move.

Rapp remained within striking distance over the next 17 laps until a cautionfor Dillion Barr with 29 laps scored.  BRP Tour point leader, ChadBrachmann, was involved in the big accident and worked his way back forwardgetting past Rapp for second when racing resumed on lap 30;

however, the event's final caution was displayed when Barr and Carl Murdickmade contact setting up a five-lap shootout to the finish.

New Yorkracers Jimmy Phelps and Justin Wright passed Rapp on laps 31 and 32 for thirdand fourth respectively.  Murdick now had three Empire Stateracers that were all caught up in the big accident on his heels, but he hadenough to hold off the trio in his Steve's Auto Body-sponsored, Dunk'sCompetition Engines-powered #61.  It was Murdick's second Sharon win of

the season and eighth of his career, but first since May 18.

Brachmann was second in his first appearance of the season.  Phelps wasthird in his first ever Sharonvisit with 17th starting Wright and Rapp completing the top five.  Sixththrough 10th were Rob Kristyak, Steve Barr, Eric Gabany, Bob Warren, and MikeTurner.  Heat victors were

Brachmann, Jeremiah Shingledecker, Curtis, and Feder.  Wright and JoeKubiniec won the last chance B mains.

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BRP Tour Big-Block Modifieds (35 laps,$2,000 to-win): 1. DAVE MURDICK(61)  2. ChadBrachmann (3)  3. JimmyPhelps (Heinke/Baldwin 98H)  4. Justin Wright(19W)  5. Brad Rapp (11R) 6. Rob Kristyak (00)  7. Steve Barr(25B)  8. Eric Gabany (3E)  9. Bob Warren (96B)  10. Mike Turner(96)  11. Kevin Hoffman (17H)  12. Dave Reges (27R)  13. RandyChrysler (21K)  14. Carl Murdick (6)  15. Dillion Barr (15B) 16. Rex King, Jr. (165)  17. Jeremiah Shingledecker (37MD) 18. JoeKubiniec (19)  19. Max Smoker (5)  20. Erik Martin (29E)  21.

Jimmy Holden (28H)  22. Rob Curtis (McElhaney 6 7/8)  23. Rex King(65) 24. Steve Feder (45)  25. Jeff Schaffer (4)  26. Tom Mattocks(69).  DNQ:Don Brown (71B), Rick Ryder (Snider 189), Tommy Marshall III(Hinkle 77),Mark Frankhouser (03), Ken Moy, Jr. (34), Jim McGowen (McElhaney7), Brian Swartzlander (83), Scott Rodgers (55), Ron Cartwright, Jr. (2B),Jimmy Weller III (31), Jim Rasey (32), Kevin Green (74), Ricky Richner (26).

By:  Lou Long

Mercer, PA (August 17, 2013): DaveMurdick continued his hot streak, picking up the big win in the annual visit ofthe BRP/Hoosier Tire Modified Tour to the shortest track on the circuit, MercerRaceway Park. Murdick's win continued the domination by the Big Block Modifiedsover the Approved Toilet Rentals 358 Modifieds that race weekly at thespeedway.

Murdickwas pleased with his win in the BRP/Hoosier Tire Modified feature. His carrecently came back from the Troyer shop, and it has been fast ever since."The track was good and racy tonight, and I enjoyed it." AlthoughMurdick was able to work all over the track, he made the most of the outsidegroove. "I didn't think there was going to be an outside groove, but wewere able to make that work."

"Weneeded a caution there at the end," said Brad Rapp. He was closing fast,but ran out of laps. "I think we would have had something for Dave, as thecar was working really good, but the last 25 going green didn't help me."

Onedriver who wished things had ended one lap sooner was Chad Brachmann. He lostsecond by an eyelash to Rapp. "I didn't think he got me at the line, but Iguess the transponders don't lie." Brachmann was relieved to get third,though. "I'm happy to come out of this with a top three finish; we didn'thave the best car here by far."

WithSteve Barr and Joe Kubiniec on the front row for the start of the 30 lapper,presented by Schaffers Oil Company, the field charged off turn four, butseveral of the machines did not make it to the starting line, as car in themiddle of the pack began to check up. Some drivers took evasive action into theinfield.

Thesecond time, the field got away cleanly, with Kubiniec seizing the lead overEric Gabany. As Kubiniec came off turn four to complete lap one, some of theracers behind him got impatient, and New Yorker Phil Vigneri spun to theinside, clipping a utility tire as he left the track. Corner workers had toflee Vigneri's machine, but everybody got away safety.

Kubiniec and Gabany led the wayfor another circuit before another caution was displayed. That delayed theonslaught of Gabany, who was looking to Kubiniec's inside coming through theturns.

Theracers ran one more lap before the red flag waived. This time, it was forfive-time BRP/Hoosier Tire Modified Tour champion, Rex King, Sr., who flippedhis car twice in turn two. Several other cars were involved. King's mount wasfinished for the evening, but he walked away unscathed.

Two morelaps were finished before the final stoppage of the race. During this shortstint, Gabany slipped into the lead. Kyle Fink, who was running in the top fiveat the time, was the culprit. Several others were collected, with significantdamage to Skip Moore, Rob Curtis and others. Kubiniec's night also came to anearly end, as he sun alone several yards further down the speedway from themajor incident in turn four. Curtis, Fink, and Kubiniec retired from the event.

Whenracing resumed, the remaining 25 laps were run off without incident. Gabany ledthe way to the green flag, with the series' points leader, Chad Brachmann, andDave Murdick lined up in the row behind him. Track favorite Jimmy Holden wasfourth.

Theleaders were running single file, but from sixth on back, the rest of the carswere two and three wide fighting for positions.

After ahandful of laps, Murdick assumed second. He then began to close in on Gabany.When he reached Gabany's rear bumper, Murdick kept looking to the inside for aplace to pass. As the leaders were racing through turn four on lap 19, Gabanyslipped a little further out of the groove, and Murdick powered off the cornerwith the advantage.

Brachmann moved into second threelaps later, and began to close in on Murdick, who was stuck behind some lappedcars. Meanwhile, Brad Rapp was charging on the high side. He had climbed from17th on the grid to the top five, and he was looking for more.

With Murdick and Brachmannleading, Rapp worked his way to third. He closed quickly on the lead duo.Murdick pulled away by a car length or two, as Rapp continued to reel inBrachmann.

As Murdick swept under thechecker, Rapp was on the charge again, He rolled into turn three on the outsideand pulled even with Brachmann. Rapp grabbed the spot at the finish line byjust a fraction of a second.

RonCartwright crossed in fourth, with Randy Chrysler finishing fifth. Like Rapp,he also came from the middle of the pack at the start.  Gabany slipped to sixth in the final tally.Jimmy Holden placed seventh, taking the honors of being the highest finishingMercer regular. Kevin Hoffman, J.R. McGinley and Jeremiah Shingledeckercompleted the top ten.

There were four heats for theBRP/Hoosier Tire Modified Tour event. The winners were Rex King, Sr., JeremiahShingledecker, Kevin Hoffman, and Frankie Guidace, sporting a "big"Small Block. Brad Rapp and Rob Curtis were victorious in the twin B Mains.

Finish: Dave Murdick, Brad Rapp,Chad Brachmann, Ron Cartwright, Randy Chrysler, Eric Gabany, Jimmy Holden,Kevin Hoffman, J.R. McGinley, Jeremiah Shingledecker, Jeff Schaffer, SkipMoore, Rex King, Jr., Phil Vigneri, Jr., Rick Richner, Steve Barr, FrankieGuidace, Mark Frankhouser, Matt Reeher, Mike Turner, Tommy Mattocks, Kyle Fink,Rob Curtis, Joe Kubiniec, Rex King, Sr., Steve Feder. 

DNQ: Bob Warren, Eric Beggs,Dillon Barr, Rodney Beltz, Tom Glenn, Max Smoker, Carl Murdick.

By Mike Swanger

Twenty three BRP BigBlock Modifieds checked into the pits of NAPA Wayne 

County SpeedwayFriday night for the first time in ten years as Sanborn, NY’s Chad Brachmann had to work through the field after starting in the eleventhposition due to the handicapped system for the win.

Tom Glenn leadthe first of the 30 laps from the pole, but outside pole sitter TomMattocks took over the lead on lap two as sixth place starter Brad Rapppowered his way into second at the same time. Rapp would move pastMattocks on lap seven for the lead as Brachmann was working his way upfrom his 11th starting position, moving into third on lap ten.

Brachmann and hisMighty Taco and Gold Bond #3 would slide under Rapp coming out of turn two forthe top spot on lap 13 and drive away to expand his point lead in theseries by 17 points, and collect his second tour win of the 2013 season.   Rapp held on to second with the King’s,Rex Jr. and Rex Sr. finishing third and fourth as both had started in thefourth row. Ricky Richner finished fifth. Steve Feder,  Brachmann and Rappcaptured the heat wins.

FeatureFinish:  Chad Brachmann, Brad Rapp, RexKing, Jr., Rex King, Sr., Ricky Richner, Jeremiah Shingledecker, Mike Turner,Steve Barr, Kevin Hoffman, Tommy Mattocks, Mark Frankhouser, Steve Feder, CarlMurdick, Randy Chronister, Ricky Ryder, Chris Haines, Tom Glenn, RonCartwright, Jr., Joe Kubiniec, Dillon Barr, Bob Warren, Don Brown – DNS, DaveMurdick – DNS.

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By: Pam Baker

Marble, PA……..A beautiful sunny day greeted the fans for the running of the BRP Modified Tour event at the Expo Speedway which was held at the Trumball County Fairgrounds during fair week this past Thursday evening.

Dave Murdick and Rick Richner brought the 25 car field to the green flags with Murdick jumping into the lead on the first lap. Murdick held that lead through lap nine when Rex King, Jr. took over the lead, but Murdick was able to get that lead back the next lap. On lap thirteen the first caution flag waved for Jim Rasey who slowed on the speedway. On the restart, Murdick was able to extend his distance over Rex King, Jr. as Jeremiah Shingledecker was closing in on King for third.

The race was slowed again on lap 15 for Ron Cartwright, Jr. who also slowed on the speedway. On the restart it was all Murdick with Rex King, Jr. in second until lap twenty six when King’s car shredded a right rear tire bringing out the final caution of the event.

Chad Brachmann made his way into the second position on the restart, but Brad Rapp worked past Brachmann for second two laps later. Dave Murdick went on to pick up the $1,500 winners check with Brad Rapp finishing second. Third place went to Jeremiah Shingledecker with Rex King, Sr. coming home in fourth after starting at the rear of the field twice during the event. Fifth place went to Rick Richner.

Sixth through tenth went to Kevin Hoffman, Chad Brachmann, Mark Frankhouser, Joe Kubiniec and Eric Gabany.

The BRP Modified Tour will be at Wayne County Speedway in Friday, July 19th for their first visit back in ten years.

Feature: Dave Murdick, Brad Rapp, Jeremiah Shingledecker, Rex King, Sr., Rick Richner, Kevin Hoffman, Chad Brachmann, Mark Frankhouser, Joe Kubiniec, Eric Gabany, Rick Ryder, Randy Chronister, Randy Chrysler, Rex King, Jr., Steve Barr, Don Brown, Bob Warren, Tom Mattocks, Ron Cartwright, Jr., Chris Haines, Jim Rasey, Mike Turner, Dillon Barr, Steve Feder

By Jay Pees

Hammett, PA, July 7, 2013: The BRP Big Block Modified Tour came to Eriez Speedway, bringing a full field of 28 of the cars from all over PA, OH, and NY. Scattered showers were predicted all day and a brief, light shower passed through the area early in the day but at race time the sky was beautiful with the thermometer in the upper seventies. During intermission one of the best fireworks displays in the area was presented by "Fireworks by Gibson" of Titusville. Ricky Rickner led flag to flag for the win in a race that saw several cautions and two red flags, one for a flip and one for a pileup that had the track blocked.

      With the field set through heat races Steve Barr and Chris Haines sat on the front row for their thirty-lap A-main. The front row ran side by side for a lap with Barr gaining the upper hand just as caution flew for a two-car incident in turn four. After another yellow Barr again led the way with Ricky Richner coming into second at lap six and was looking low for the lead a lap later, getting by at the flag at the completion of eight laps. At halfway the order was Rickner, Haines, Barr, Kevin Hoffman, and Brad Rapp. As the leaders took the halfway signal Brad Rapp and Chad Brachmann, the tour point leader got hooked nose to tail on the front straight slowing suddenly. Unable to slow in time, Rex King, Sr. got into the rear of Kyle Fink who had slowed to avoid contact, causing King, Sr. to flip one and a half times at the end of the straight. King was uninjured in the accident. A second red flag was thrown the next lap after the restart when seven cars piled up in turn one, blocking the track. Two more cautions were necessary to complete the event with six laps remaining. Rickner went on to the win over Kevin Hoffman, who got by Haines for second with five to go. On the final lap Chad Brachman got by Haines on the final straightaway to finish third.  Ron Cartright rounded out the top five.   

      Sixth through tenth went to Dave Murdick, Mike Turner, Steve Barr who faded in the closing laps, Joe Kubiniec and Jeff Schaffer.  Heats were won by Chad Brachmann, Rex King, Sr. and Steve Barr.

Finish:  Ricky Richner, Kevin Hoffman, Chad Brachmann, Chris Haines, Ron Cartwright, Jr., Dave Murdick, Mike Turner, Steve Barr, Joe Kubiniec, Jeff Schaffer, Bob Warren, Don Brown, Rex King, Jr., Carl Murdick, Jeremiah Shingledecker, Tom Mattocks, Mark Frankhouser, Brad Rapp, Chad Homan, Eric Gabany, Tom Glenn, Rex King, Sr., Kyle Fink, Steve Feder, Bob Ryder, Randy Chronister, Rick Regalski, Dillon Barr.

By Pam Baker

NewYorker Chad Brachmann made the long tow to Pittsburgh's Pennsylvania Motor Speedwayworth it as he dominated the 30 lap Modisaurus Mod Tour event on Saturday, May25, 2013 picking up the $1,500 top prize money.

The 30-lap Modisaurus main event saw New Yorkers RickRichner and defending race winner Randy Chrysler lead the 28 car field to thegreen. Richner led the first three laps before Chad Brachmann took the lead onthe fourth circuit. Brachmann built up a half lap lead over Richner as thefirst 22 laps were caution free. Rex King, Sr., Rex King, Jr. and BrianSwartzlander battled for positions three through five and swapped the positionsmultiple times.

            BobWarren's spin on lap 23 would also find him collecting Richner, who had noplace to go. The New Yorkdriver retired to the pit area with damage to his front end. The final sevencircuits would find Brachmann weathering four more cautions before he went onto capture the win in the Modified Tour opener. Swartzlander, King, Jr.,Jeremiah Shingledecker (who started the event in the 28th spot aftergoing to a backup car) and King, Sr. rounded out the top five.  Sixth through tenth went to Kevin Hoffman,Randy Chrysler, Dave Murdick, Eric Gabany, and Ron Cartwright, Jr.

Dave Murdick, Ron Cartwright, Jr. and Jeremiah Shingledeckerwon the heat races.

Feature:  ChadBrachmann, Brian Swartzlander, Rex King, Jr., Jeremiah Shingledecker, Rex King,Sr., Kevin Hoffman, Randy Chrysler, Dave Murdick, Eric Gabany, Ron Cartwright,Jr., Steve Feder, Mike Turner, Joe Kubiniek, Tom Mattocks, Chris Haines, TomGlenn, Rick Regalski, Mark Frankhouser, Bob Warren, Randy Chronister, BradRapp, Skip Moore, Steve Barr, Dillon Barr, Rick Richner, Carl Murdick, DaveReges, Don Brown.

Chad Brachmann starts at the rear of the B-Main to win BRP Modified Tour rained out Steel City Stampede race from October 2012 at Lernerville Speedway

By Pam Baker:

Chad Brachmann was notpresent for the Steel City Stampede heat races in October and thus had to tailthe BRP/Diehl Mods B-Main #2 just to make the Kodiak Graham Memorial startinglineup.  He started 23rd in a stacked A-Main and raced his wayto the front; taking the lead from Ricky Richner who took the lead early in therace from Russell King.  Brachmann made the winning pass on lap 28 andscored the $3,000 win in the prestigious 20th Annual Kodiak GrahamMemorial; his second straight Steel City Stampede BRP/Diehl Mods featurewin.  Richner settled for second ahead of Rex King Sr., Russell King andRandy Chrysler.  Rounding out the top tenwere Brad Rapp, Dave Murdick, Joe Kubiniec, Skip Moore and Steve Feder.

Feature Finish:  Chad Brachmann, Ricky Richner, RexKing, Sr., Russell King, Randy Chrysler, Brad Rapp, Dave Murdick, Joe Kubiniec,Skip Moore, Steve Feder, Eric Gabany, Chris Haines, Brian Swartzlander,Jeremiah Shingledecker, Jerry Schaffer, Mark Frankhouser, Ed Lynch, Jr., GarySmoker, Dave Reges, Frank Guidace, Carl Murdick, Rex King, Jr., Tommy Mattocks,Kevin Hoffman, JR McGinley, Justin Wright.

By: Pam Baker

9/15/12…..ForImmediate Release….The BRP/Hoosier Tire Modified Tourmade their second visit of the season at Pittsburgh’sPennsylvania Motor Speedway for the running of the Pittsburgher 100 and RexKing, Sr. got to work out his frustrations on the speedway. "I wasaggravated all day, just everything with the weather yesterday and we had toget here early today." The wait was worth it though, as King found somemoisture low in turns three and four just past the midpoint of the race andsaid that the "tacky stuff launched right up here and away we went."

Mark Frankhouser and Mike Turnerled the field to the drop of the green flag with Mike Turner taking the lead onthe start.  . Randy Chrysler, who won the$500 King of the Hill race earlier in the day, jumped into second from sixth onthe grid. But the biggest move on the opening lap belonged to series pointsleader, Brian Weaver, who advanced from twelfth to fifth.

Chrysler claimed the lead on thesecond circuit, with Brad Rapp and Weaver in tow. Weaver was working theoutside line effectively and took second away from Rapp just one laplater.  While Chrysler continued to lead overWeaver and Rapp, Rex King, Sr. worked his way into fourth and Dave Murdickfollowed him to fifth.

The first stoppage of the raceoccurred on lap 19, when Don Brown spun. Chrysler surrendered the lead toWeaver on the restart. In just two laps, King blasted into second.

After King found the moisture, hewas able to reel in Weaver. On lap 26, he powered off the bottom of turn fourwith the lead. Soon thereafter, the second and final caution was displayed forBrown, who came to a stop near the backstretch pit entrance.

King led Weaver on the restart,with Chrysler and Murdick close behind. However, the fastest car on the trackin the closing laps belonged to Eric Gabany. He picked up several positions inthe stretch run.

King swept under the checkersfirst, followed by Weaver and Chrysler. Gabany was fourth, with Murdick fifth.  Rex King, Jr. was sixth, with Rick Ricknernext. Rapp faded to eighth. Jeremiah Shingledecker and Kevin Hoffman were ninthand tenth, respectively.  Heats went tothe top three touring drivers: Weaver, Murdick and Shingledecker

BRP/Hoosier Tire Modified TourResults: Rex King, Sr., Brian Weaver, Randy Chrysler, Eric Gabany, DaveMurdick, Rex King, Jr., Rick Rickner, Brad Rapp, Jeremiah Shingledecker, KevinHoffman, Joe Kubiniec, Mike Turner, Steve Feder, Mark Frankhouser, ChrisHaines, Darren Galagher, Steve Barr, Shawn Fleeger, Carl Murdick, Dave Regis,Don Brown, Dillon Barr, Rick Ryder.