INSIDE LINEINSIDE LINEINSIDE LINEMIDGET • MIDGET LITE • VINTAGEOfficial Monthly Newsletter of the Bay Cities Racing Association

Volume 24 • No. 6 • AUGUST 2016

Matt Streeter wins a thriller at PlacervilleBy Kevin Triplett

PLACERVILLE SPEEDWAY. AUGUST 20: Thirteen Bay Cities Racing Association (BCRA) mighty midgets joined four other divisions for Donnie Tilford Tribute night at the Placerville Speed-way on Saturday August 20 2016. Cory Elliott from Bakersfield set quick time in time trials as he toured the clay ¼-mile in 12.140 seconds to edge out McDougle’s Maria Cofer by .28 seconds, with Stockton’s Matt Streeter third fastest and Taylor Simas in Doug Bock’s Esslinger-powered Spike chassis to round out the fastest four cars. Randi Pankratz led the first laps of the first eight-lap heat race in her Edmunds/Fontana as she used the lower line before Matt Streeter powered by on the top side of the track. Streeter then pulled away for a convincing victory trailed to the finish line by Elliott and Simas. Brian Grad led all the way in the Arata Racing #88 Ellis chassis Storcks Garage entry to capture the second heat race over Michael Faccinto and Sparky Howard. Gard and Simas shared the front row for the 30-lap feature following a memorial lap dedicated to Bryan Clauson who grew up at Placerville Speedway watching his father race there. At the drop of the green flag, Gard and Simas battled around the bottom of the race track as Matt Streeter in third chose to run his 14jr Spike/Esslinger around the high side of track, with Maria Cofer in fourth trailed by Nate Wait. The action paused on lap 9 for a caution flag after Taylor Simas lost power in the #62 on the backstretch. After Simas was pushed back to the pit area, the intense race action resumed with Gard in the bottom groove and Streeter at the top. Streeter slowly reeled in Gard and stuck his nose ahead on lap 12, then led by a car length on lap 14. Behind the lead pair, Cory Elliott passed Cofer for third while behind the lead pack, Pankratz and Wilson fought for position, and Floyd Alvis, Bill Lindsey, and JR Williams continued to battle. On lap 19, Gard recaptured the lead as Elliott briefly tried the top side of the track and fell back to fifth position, but by on lap 22 Cory had regained fourth place when the yellow flag flew for Bobby Wilson’s spin in turn three. Bobby restarted and joined the tail of the field for the restart, as Streeter and Elliott both took to the high groove while Gard, Pankratz and Cofer continued to use the low groove. Streeter forged back into the lead on lap 28, as Elliott nipped Gard on the last lap to claim sec-ond place, with Randi Pankratz and Maria Cofer in fourth and fifth respectively. A big “Thank you” to the Placerville Speedway staff for providing a super racing surface with two very good racing grooves which resulted in an exciting race for the fans.

Bay Cities Racing AssociationMidgets • Midget Lites • Vintage

Northern California’s Premier Oval Track Racing Organization.Where Young Guns Become Future Legends

2016 Board of DirectorsPresident.....................................................Rick Holbrook(707) 451-4398.................................Cell: (707) 365-7847racerick5X@aol.com

1st Vice President..............................................Del Morris(209) 505-9984........................delmorriss44@yahoo.com

Secretary.................................................Mark Maliepaard (209) 505-1835.................markmaliepaard@hotmail.com

Treasurer..&.Seargent At Arms..........................Bob Roza ........................................................bobngailroza@att.net

Midget Directors:Del Morris, Rick Holbrook, Mark Maliepaard

Midget Lite Director.................Craig Dillard & Ken Hoover...............sdillard@haeger.com • kenhoo@36comcast.net

Midget Lite Director............................................Bob Roza(209) 848-8040..Cell: (209)471-8211..bobngailroza@att.net

Vintage Director.............................................Tom Belfiore(510) 733-2177....................................tjbelfiore@aol.com

Bay Cities Racing AssociationP.O. Box 398 • Tracy, CA 95378

(209) 830-9928 • Fax: (209) 836-2297

BCRA board meetings:The BCRA Boar of Director meetings are held on the 2nd Tuesday of each month at 7 p.m. Members are welcome to attend the “open” session of the meeting from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. At 8 p.m. the meeting will be closed to Board Members and Staff only. If you wish to address the Board, notify the President in advance so that you may be placed on the open session agenda.

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Staff: office, newsletter & mediaBusiness Manager....................................Linda ManningCell (209) 518-1601........................Office (209) 830-9928Office Fax (209) 836-2297.............thmlmm@comcast.net

PhotographerM&M Photos/Mark & Matt Sublett.............(209) 839-0784www.MMRacingPhotos.com...........MrkSub@comcast.net

Midget Lite PhotographersJohn Sneep, Jr......................jwsphotography@gmail.com

BCRA StatisticianJim Montgomery........................................(510) 276-6374

Newsletter Editors:Midget Editor..............................................Floyd P. BusbyMidget Lite Editor...................................... Vintage Editor.................................June Wheeler-Ferreria

Newsletter Publisher................................Floyd P. Busby(925) 825-1043 ...................................buzco@buzco.com..Midget Media Director:................................Kevin Triplett Newsletter Advertising/Subscriptions....Stu Donaldson

Webmaster..................................................Dennis Danieldennis@DanielDigital.com

BCRA Track OfficialsMIDGET DIVISION

Chief Referee.............................................Karl HokansenScoring/Radio Communications.................Linda ManningPit Steward/Registration..........................Jim Montgomery

MIDGET LITE DIVISIONChief Referee.............................................Dave LaMannaPit Steward ................................................Rose Jorjorian

BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING

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Date: Tuesday, August 9, 2016 • Time: 6:30 PM • Location: IHOP – 3120 Naglee Rd, Tracy, CA

Board of DirectorsPresent: Rick Holbrook, Del Morris, Mark Maliepaard, Bob Roza, Ken Hoover, Craig DillardAbsent: Tommy Belfiore Guests Present: Linda Manning, Linda Hoover, Frank Goulart

Call to Order: by Rick Holbrook, President, at 6:37 PMApproval of Minutes: July 12, 2016 Minutes approved by unanimous consent. Motion to accept by Ken Hoover, seconded by Bob Roza. Motion Carried.Financial Report: Business Manager Linda Manning presented the July financial report. Motion to accept by Bob Roza, seconded by Craig Dillard. Motion Carried.

New Business: A. A moment of silence was held in memory of Bryan Clauson who passed away from injuries sustained in a midget race at Belleville. Bryan raced, and won a BCRA event in his storied career. “BC” stickers will be made available at the next race. Bob Roza motioned to have the BCRA Be-nevolent Fund donate to the Clauson family, seconded by Ken Hoover and passed unanimously.B. The annual Hall of Fame Picnic was on July 16th prior to the race at Petaluma Speedway. Thank you to all that participated and enjoyed the picnic, including Floyd Busby emceeing and Sherry and Brooke Dillard for their help with selling raffle tickets.

Division Reports:A. Midgets a. 7/16 Alex Schutte bested the co-sanctioned race with USAC at Petaluma over a 24 car field. b. 7/23 saw Alex Schutte win his third of three races with BCRA this year. There were 18 cars that signed in at Placerville. c. 8/6 at 99 Speedway in Stockton had Nichols the victor in the 1st Annual Tom Manning Memorial Race. There were 10 cars that signed in. d. The 10/15 Stockton 99 Dirt race has been canceled due to construction of the track surface. e. It was presented to BCRA that 99 Speedway would like to add the pavement midgets to their schedule on 10/8. The pavement series has less races than dirt this year. Motion to add this race by Del Morris, seconded by Bob Roza. Race added by unanimous consent.B. Midget Lites a. Orv Johnson thanks BCRA and the members for their outreach for his wife. He also notes that spare parts of his are still available to those who need them. b. 7/16 at Petaluma saw Craig Dillard collect the non-wing main event with 13 cars at the track. c. The 3rd annual Wayne Albright Memorial at Placerville on July 30th went to Craig Dillard over 19 other cars. d. 8/6 at Placerville once again saw Kyle Offill win with 14 cars.C. Vintage a. 7/16 Petaluma had 4 cars on hand. b. 8/6 99 Speedway saw 7 cars on track with one static display.

Adjournment: Motion to adjourn by Del Morris at 8:25 PM, seconded by Craig Dillard. Motion Carried.

Respectfully submitted by,

Mark Maliepaard, Secretary

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SCHUTTE GOES BACK-TO-BACK By Kevin Triplett PLACERVILLE SPEEDWAY. JULY 23: Placerville Speedway saw eighteen of the mighty Bay Cities Racing Association (BCRA) midgets in action at Placerville Speedway in a joint program with the track’s Thompson's Auto Group 360 cubic inch winged sprint cars on “Big Trophy Night.” The BCRA ‘regulars’ were joined by USAC racer Randi Pankratz, recent college graduate Sean Dodenhoff, 1999 BCRA champion Matt Streeter, Nate Wait and young phenom Michael Kofoid who was pulling double duty. In the drivers meeting, BCRA Business Manager Linda Manning announced that Chief Referee Karl Hokanson was under weather and that BCRA president Rick Holbrook would fill in for Karl for the evening. Ms. Manning also shared that the tentatively scheduled August 27 BCRA midget race date at the Stockton dirt track will not be held. The six-car starting lineups for the three 8-lap heat races were set by pill draw, but unfortunately during hot laps, Doug Hunting’s Honda engine suffered terminal valve train damage and Hunting’s #2 Spike entry was scratched for the rest of the program. At the drop of the green flag the first heat race, Sean Dodenhoff in his #9D powered into the lead from his pole starting position to the topside of the race track and never looked back as he went wire-to-wire ahead of Cory Elliott and Michael Kofoid. Pole sitter Nick Foster took the lead in Dave LaMott’s #24 Spike/Honda at the start of the sec-ond heat race and held on for the first circuit before Alex Schutte powered his #28 Spike/Esslinger past into the lead. Schutte’s car sped around the top of the track as Foster and Pankratz staged an exciting battle for second place. Alex took the checkered flag ten car lengths ahead of Foster who was followed closely by Pankratz. In the third heat race, Dustin Golobic and Wait battled side-by-side around the race track for the first few circuits before Golobic pulled away as he used the high groove while Wait fought off the charge of Matt Streeter. Streeter finally slipped underneath Wait as the pair raced through turn one on lap six to finish second behind Golobic’s Esslinger-powered Spike. Pankratz and Kofoid led the field to the green for the 30-lap feature and Randi used the bottom of the track to pull into the lead as Kofoid’s Mike Sala-owned Spike slid high in turn two. As the field entered turn three, the hard-charging Kofoid ran over the left rear of Foster’s machine and overturned. Behind Kofoid, Brian Gard in the #88 Ellis/Chevy also rolled over as JR Williams and Bill Lindsey came to a stop. With the red flag displayed, the Placerville Speedway safety crew helped Kofoid from the car and he walked to the ambulance. The EMT’s took their time and carefully checked over young Kofoid as he also flipped over in a sprint car race Friday night. After a few tense moments it was announced that Michael Kofoid was OK and released to race; he placed fifth in the 360 winged sprint car feature race later in the evening.

Placerville Speedway • August 6, 2016 Heat 1: 1. #87 Charlie Caraccilo, 2. #25 Scott Kinney, 3. #72s Craig Dillard, 4. #9 Scott Males, 5. #2k Kyle Offill, 6. #7f Dan Foster, 7. #75c Chris HansenHeat 2: 1. #25k Hunter Kinney, 2. #51 Logan Seavey, 3. #13 Danika Jo Parker, 4. #20d Roy Moody, 5. #88 Nate Buffa, 6. #37 Tim Kinser, 7. #5 Bradley Dillard DNSMain Event: 1. #2 Kyle Offill, 2. #72s Craig Dillard, 3. #25k Hunter Kinney, 4. #13 Danika Jo Parker, 5. #51 Logan Seavey, 6. #88 Nate Buffa, 7. #37 Tim Kinser, 8. #20d Roy Moody, 9. #9 Scott Males, 10. #75c Chris Hansen, 11. #25 Scott Kinney, 12. #87 Charlie Caracci-lo, 13. #7f Dan Foster DNS, 14. #5 Bradley Dillard DNS

Midget Lite Results

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POINT STANDINGS: MIDGET Thru August 27

DRIVERS - DIRT 1 Brian Gard 487 2 Taylor Simas 450 3 Bobby Wilson 432 4 Cory Elliott 429 5 Floyd Alvis 415 6 Maria Cofer 400 7 JR Williams 351 8 Greg Bragg 342 9 Alex Schutte 31210 Dustin Golobic 27611 Randi Pankratz 25312 Britton Bock 22313 Bill Lindsey 21614 Sparky Howard 13315 Sean Dodenhoff 13016 Nick Foster 11817 Mark Maliepaard 7518 Dan Parker 46

DRIVERS - PAVEMENT 1 Chad Nichols 480 2 Scott Pierovich 428 3 David Goodwill 368 4 Nick Chivello 346 5 Bobby Wilson 338 6 Floyd Alvis 336 7 Mike Snider 321 8 JR Williams 306 9 Frankie Guerrini III 21610 Cody Gerhardt 20811 Darin Snider 15712 Dan Gundo 11413 Terre Rothweiller 10214 Michael Faccinto 6315 Bill Lindsey 6016 Nick Foster 25

OWNERS - DIRT 1 Doug Bock 62 520 2 Storcks Garage 88 512 3 Vukie Wilson 87 472 4 Floyd Alvis 11f 455 5 Cory Elliott 11e 439 6 John Cofer 57 420 7 J&J Associates 74 391 8 David Thurston 11 352 9 Carl Schutte 28 317 10 Randi Pankratz 8x 256 11 Doug Bock 25g 246 12 Stu Donaldson 8 241 13 Britton Bock 67 183 14 Doug Bock 26 138 15 Sean Dodenhoff 9d 135 16 Dave LaMott 24 11817 Mike Sala 19s 10318 Dan Parker 38 46

OWNERS - PAVEMENT 1 Chad Nichols 17 505 2 Morris Motorsports 17k 453 3 Lauren Snider 6k 414 4 Bob Rosen 4 366 5 Floyd Alvis 11 361 6 J&J Associates 74 331 7 David Goodwill 3g 288 8 Vukie Wilson 87 237 9 Frank Guerrin Jr 63 226 10 Paul Eskesen 29 223 11 J&J Associates 47 126 12 Dan Gundo 6 114 13 Floyd Alvis 18 69 14 Stu Donaldson 8 65 15 Morris Motorsports 27 55 16 Lauren Snider 2 3017 Dave LaMott 42 25

DRIVERS - OVERALL 1 Bobby Wilson 770 2 Floyd Alvis 751 3 JR Williams 657 4 Brian Gard 487 5 Chad Nichols 480 6 Taylor Simas 450 7 Cory Elliott 429 8 Scott Pierovich 428 9 Maria Cofer 40010 Nick Chivello 34611 Greg Bragg 34212 Mike Snider 32113 Alex Schutte 31214 Bill Lindsey 27615 Dustin Golobic 27416 David Goodwill 26817 Randi Pankratz 25318 Britton Bock 22319 Frankie Guerrini III 21620 Cody Gerhardt 20821 Darin Snider 15722 Dan Gundo 14423 Nick Foster 14324 Sparky Howard 13325 Sean Dodenhoff 13026 Terre Rothweiller 10227 Mark Maliepaard 7528 Michael Faccinto 6329 Dan Parker 46

OWNERS - OVERALL 1 Floyd Alvis 11f 816 2 J&J Associates 74 722 3 Vukie Wilson 87 709 4 Doug Bock 62 520 5 Storcks Garage 88 512 6 Chad Nichols 17 505 7 Morris Motorsports 17k 453 8 Cory Elliott 11e 439 9 John Cofer 57 42010 Lauren Snider 6k 41411 Bob Rosen 4 36613 Carl Schutte 28 31714 Stu Donaldson 8 30115 David Goodwill 3g 28816 Randi Pankratz 8x 25617 Doug Bock 25g 24618 Frank Guerrini Jr 63 22619 Paul Eskesen 29 22320 Britton Bock 67 18321 Doug Bock 26 13822 Sean Dodenhoff 9d 13523 J&J Associates 47 12624 Dave LaMott 24 11825 Dan Gundo 6 11426 Mike Sala 19s 10327 Floyd Alvis 18 6928 Morris Motorsports 27 5529 Dan Parker 38 4630 Lauren Snider 2 3031 Dave LaMott 42 25

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Chad Nichols captures the Tom Manning Memorial By Kevin Triplett

STOCKTON 99 SPEEDWAY. AUGUST 6: Tony Noceti’s Stockton 99 Speedway hosted the Bay Cities Racing Association (BCRA) midgets and vintage midgets as part of an all open-wheel program. Besides the mighty BCRA midgets, the evening’s slate featured the Legends of Kearney Bowl, the San Jose Supermodifeds, and the King of Wing Sprint Cars. During the first hot lap session, Nick Foster Jr. was blazingly fast in Dave LaMott’s new creation before the Honda engine failed which forced the Roza Motorsports/Finishline Construction team to scratch the #42 car for the evening. The start of time trials was delayed for 45 minutes after the throttle on King of the Wing competitor Jimmy Hamilton’s car stuck open and he made heavy contact with the first turn wall. Hamilton was transported to a local hospital and is recovering from multiple broken bones. In time trials, Chad Nichols, set the mark to beat in the #17 Finish Line Construction Shanoian Special toured the high banked ¼-mile oval in 13.060 seconds. David Goodwill was close behind at 13.193 seconds, as Nick Chivello and Scott Pierovich rounded out the four fastest qualifiers. Nichols won the first 6-lap heat race in convincing fashion over Chivello in Bob Rosen’s Fontana powered #4 Beast with Darin Snider a close third in his #6K Mopar-powered S&K Automotive Beast. David Goodwill in his #3G DDS Racing Beast/Mopar edged out Pierovich in the blue #17K Del Morris owned Esslinger-powered Beast chassis to claim victory in the second heat race. Before the start of the 30-lap feature Stockton 99 promoter Tony Noceti shared his memories of Tom Manning and presented Linda Manning with a lovely bouquet of flowers. Before the start of the first annual Tom Manning Memorial race, the starting field circled the speedway in the missing man formation to honor Manning’s memory as Floyd Alvis carried the checkered flag. The drivers earlier voted to make the starting lineup for the 30-lap feature a full invert, so Goodwill and Nichols started side-by-side from the fourth row, and JR Williams chose to tag the tail of the field in his #74 J & J Racing Beast chassis. At the drop of the green flag, Bill Lindsey in Stu Donaldson’s bright yellow #8 led the field into turn one, but as the field moved down the backstretch the first time, Snider took the lead with Chivello in close pursuit. On lap three Nichols made the first of several attacks on Chivello on the low side of turns three and four, but Chivello was able to fend off Nichols’ repeated passing attempts as Bobby Wilson rode in fourth place. Ahead of the battle for second place, Snider built up a five car length advan-tage which was erased when the caution flag flew for the first time on lap 10 after Chivello spun and made contact with the turn two wall which ended the #4 car’s evening. When the racing resumed after the cleanup, Nichols attacked Snider on the low side of turns three and four, and after his first failed attempt, the #17N took the race lead at the stripe on lap 14. Snider immediately tried the same low low-side move on Nichols, but the #6K spun to a stop on turn four to bring out the race’s second caution flag. Snider restarted at the tail of the field which moved Pierovich and Goodwill to second and third place in the running order respectively. As Pierovich and Goodwill battled for second place, Chad Nichols’ bright orange machine built up a ten car length advantage while Snider raced back up to fourth place. Over the final few circuits Snider tried to pass Goodwill on the low side on turns three and four to no avail, and at the check-ered flag the top four finishers were Nichols, Pierovich, Goodwill, and Snider with Bobby Wilson in fifth ahead of Bill Lindsey in sixth place.

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Chad Nichols does it again! By Kevin Triplett

LAKEPORT SPEEDWAY. AUGUST 13: The Bay Cities Racing Association (BCRA) mighty midgets paid a visit to Lakeport Speedway on Saturday night August 13 2016 as part of the track’s Fan Appreciation Night program with the BCRA vintage midgets and the track’s regular contingent of Bandeleros, Jammers, Bombers, and Legends cars. Chad Nichols in the #17N Shanoian Special topped the field in time trials with a best lap of 12.015 seconds around Lakeport’s nearly circular paved ¼-mile oval. Nichols was joined in the 4-lap trophy dash by Michael Snider in his family’s #6K Beast, Darin Snider in the Champion Auto-motive #18, and Scott Pierovich in Del Morris’ #17K Beast/Esslinger. At the drop of the green flag for the trophy dash, pole-sitter Pierovich jumped into the lead and held the lead for all four circuits to claim the win. Floyd Alvis and Bobby Wilson paced the field to the green flag for the 10-lap heat race, and Alvis led the first lap in his Stealth/Buick, before Pierovich executed a nifty outside move through turn one on the second lap to grab the lead. Later in the race, Nichols snuck around Alvis with his own outside pass to grab second place. At the drop of the checkered flag the finishing order was Pierovich, Nichols, Alvis, Wilson and JR Williams, as both Darin and Michael Snider failed to finish. Before the evening’s feature races began, BCRA members joined a group of cars and drivers staged on the front straightaway for a very popular “meet and greet” session with the fans. Before the national anthem, fans and racers alike paused for a moment of silence for fallen racing hero Bryan Clauson, who passed away after an accident during the Belleville Nationals. As an additional tribute Saturday night all the BCRA racers carried a “BC” sticker on their race cars. The evening’s fast qualifier Chad Nichols drew the “0” pill in the re-draw for the 30-lap feature lineup and thus started from the pole position. After the first start was called back, the field roared in the turn one with Nichols on point followed closely by Michael Snider and Pierovich. As Pierovich and Snider fought for second place, Nichols began to pull away from the field. Pierovich passed Michael Snider with a slick inside move through turn three to claim second place, but by that point Nichols held a 20-car length advantage. As the race continued non-stop, Pierovich was unable to cut appreciably into Nichols’s lead as the pair worked lapped traffic. Mid-race, JR Williams experienced mechanical problems and pulled his #74 J & J Stealth into the infield, far enough off the racing line so that the racing action was not interrupted. Michael Snider’s car faded in the late laps and the cars of Darin Snider and Bobby Wilson both got around the #6K. Nichols led Pierovich, Darin Snider, Bobby Wilson, Michael Snider and Floyd Alvis to the checkered flag. The battle for the BCRA season championship heads to Placerville Speedway on the El Dorado County Fairgrounds Saturday night August 20 as part of an action-packed 5-class program for Donnie Tilford Tribute night.

Inside LINEInside LINE

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APRILApril 2 Madera Speedway - Madera PApril 23 Fernley Speedway - Fernley, NV D MAYMay 7 Madera Speedway - Madera P May 21 Ukiah Speedway - Ukiah P JUNEJune 3 Ocean Speedway - Watsonville D June 11 Petaluma Speedway - Petaluma D June 18 Marysville Raceway - Marysville D JULYJuly 2 Placerville Speedway - Placerville July 9 Madera Speedway - Madera P Gerhardt ClassicJuly 16 * Petaluma Speedway - Petaluma D Hall of Fame Picnic July 23 Placerville Speedway - Placerville D AUGUSTAugust 6 Stockton 99 - Stockton (Pavement) August 13 Lakeport Speedway - Lakeport P August 20 Placerville Speedway - Placerville D SEPTEMBERSept. 8 * Silver Dollar Speedway - Chico D Thursday of Gold Cup Week Sept. 17 Madera Speedway - Madera P Harvest ClassicSept. 24 Placerville Speedway - Placerville D OCTOBEROctober 1 Madera Speedway - Madera P King of the Wing October 15 T Stockton 99 - Stockton (Dirt) T= Tentative / *= CoSanctioned with USAC

2016 MIDGET SCHEDULE

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APRILApril 2 Antioch Speedway - Antioch W April 9 Placerville Speedway - Placerville W April 23 Placerville Speedway - Placerville W MAYMay 7 Placerville Speedway - Placerville W May 14 Placerville Speedway - Placerville W JUNEJune 4 Placerville Speedway - Placerville W June 10 Silver Dollar Speedway - Chico W June 11 Marysville Speedway - Marysville W June 18 Marysville Speedway - Marysville N/W JULYJuly 9 Placerville Speedway - Placerville W July 16 Petaluma Speedway - Petaluma N HoF/Picnic July 30 Placerville Speedway - Placerville W AUGUSTAugust 6 Placerville Speedway - Placerville W August 20 Antioch Speedway - Antioch W August 27 Placerville Speedway - Placerville W Tracy Taylor SEPTEMBERSept. 3 Marysville Speedway - Marysville W Sept. 17 Marysville Speedway - Marysville W OCTOBEROctober 29 Marysville Speedway - Marysville W

2016 LITE MIDGET SCHEDULE

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Midget Lite ResultsAntioch Speedway August 20, 2016 - Midget Lite ResultsHeat 1: 1. #20d Roy Moody, 2. 72s Craig Dillard, 3. #13 Danika Jo Parker, 4. #7f Dan Foster, 5. #37 Tim Kinser, 6. #5 Bradley Dillard, DNS,

Heat 2: 1. #9 Scott Males, 2. #25k Hunter Kinney, 3. #2k Kyle Offill, 4. #75c Chris Hansen, 5. #88 Nathan Buffa, 6. #25 Scott Kinney

Main Event: 1. #72s Craig Dillard, 2. #2k Kyle Offill, 3. #9 Scott Males, 4. #88 Nathan Buffa, 5. #20d Roy Moody, 6. #25k Hunter Kinney, 7. #37 Tim Kinser, 8. #75c Chris Hansen, 9. #13 Danika Jo Parker, 10. #7f Dan Foster, 11. #25 Scott Kinney, 12. #5 Bradley Dillard, DNS

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MIDGET LITE POINTS MIDGET

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Craig Dillards wins 3rd Annual Wayne Albright Memorial Placerville Speedway. July 30, 2016: The BCRA Midget Lite portion of the program featured 20 cars that ventured to the Placerville Speedway for the 6th time in 2016 for the 3rd Annual Wayne Albright Memorial Race. Craig Dillard and Scotty Males led the field to the green with Dillard getting the early jump, pulling away from the rest of the field. On lap two, Kyle Offill drove around Scotty Males to take over second, but then spun in turn 2 to draw the yellow on lap four. As the race continued, Charlie Caraccilo applied pressure on the leader when the duo reached traffic, but Dillard was too tough to handle and went on to win his first race of the year by leading all 20 laps. Caraccilo settled for second followed by Males in third. Meanwhile, fourth went to Kyle Offill rebounding after his spin on lap four forced him to charge through the field. Doug Nunes rounded out the top five. The two 8-lap heat race winners were Scott Kinney and Bobby Michnowicz.Recap:Heat #1: 1. Scott Kinney #25, 2. Charlie Caraccilo #87, 3. Kyle Offill #2k, 4. Hunter Kinney #25k, 5. Greg DeCaires #51, 6. Craig Dillard #72s, 7. Chris Hansen #75c, 8. Nate Buffa #88, 9. Steve Roza #14, 10. Bradly Dillard #5Heat #2: 1. Bobby Michnowicz 1k, 2. Scott Males #9, 3. Doug Nunes #2, 4. Emilee Lundgren #14e, 5. Dakota Albright #35jr, 6. Danika Jo Parker #13, 7. Tim Kinser #37, 8. Dan Foster #7f, 9. Craig Holsted #76, 10. Roy Moody #20d (DNS)Main Event: 1. #72s C. Dillard, 2. #87 Caraccilo, 3. #9 Males, 4. #2k Offill, 5. #2 Nunes, 6. #35jr Albright, 7. #25k H. Kinney, 8. #13 Parker, 9. #51 DeCaires, 10. #75c Hansen, 11. #14e Lundgren, 12. #88 Buffa, 13. #37 Kinser, 14. #14 Roza, 15. #7f Foster, 16. #76 Holsted, 17. #25 S. Kinney, 18. #20d Moody, 19. #5 B. Dillard, 20. #1k Michnowicz

DRIVERS 1 Craig Dillard 72s 891 2 Kyle Offill 2k 843 3 Scott Males 9 779 4 Chris Hansen 75c 653 5 Tim Kinser 37 612 6 Scott Kinney 25 586 7 Nate Buffa 88 579 8 Hunter Kinney 25k 521 9 Emilee Lindgren 14e 51010 Roy Moody 20d 46211 Dan Foster 7f 42912 Charlie Caraccilo 87 40813 Greg DeCaires V 51 35014 Terry Bergstrom 78 28315 Danika Jo Parker 13 28216 Ryan Souza 15 25717 Dakota Albright 35jr 19618 Bradley Dillard 5 13319 RC Smith 14a 11120 Steve Roza 14 9421 Frankie Guerrini 47 5422 Jeff Caraccilo 3c 5423 Alan Souza 14a 4524 Steve Brown 62 0

OWNERS 1 Craig Dillard 72s 891 2 Kyle Offill 2k 843 3 Tony Fonseca 9 779 4 Pete Hansen 75c 656 5 Tim Kinser 37 612 6 Scott Kinney 25 586 7 Nate Buffa 88 579 8 Hunter Kinney 25k 521 9 Emilee Lindgren 14e 52010 Roy Moody 20d 46211 Dan Foster 7f 42612 David Caraccilo 87 40813 John Taylor 51 33314 Terry Bergstrom 78 28315 Danika Jo Parker 13 28216 Ryan Souza 15 26417 Alan Souza 14a 22518 Dakota Albright 35jr 19619 Rod Browning 5 13320 Steve Roza 14 9421 Larry Lavattiata 47 5422 Jeff Caraccilo 3c 5423 Ken Hoover 76 34

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APRILApril 2 Madera Speedway Madera P MAY May 7 Madera Speedway Madera P May 21 Ukiah Speedway - Ukiah P JULYJuly 9 Madera Speedway Madera P July 16 Petaluma Speedway - Petaluma AUGUST August 6 Stockton 99 - Stockton P August 13 Lakeport Speedway - Lakeport P OCTOBER Vintage Weekend:October 20 All American Speedway - Roseville P October 21 All American Speedway - Roseville P October 22 All American Speedway - Roseville P

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June Wheeler-Ferreira August 15

Hi all, well we had another hot time at Lakeport and I do mean hot on Saturday August the 13th. The weather was in the high 90’s and to top it off there was a big forest fire as I’m sure you are aware of that, smoked was seen at the far end of the race track from where the fire was burning. After the races we got the word that HY 29 was closed and we would have to take 29 North to 20 which was open with no problems and we made it with no problems to101, but with all that said we had a fun day. Midgets and vintage midgets were down on cars but everybody got plenty of track time, Hot laps, Heat, and a Main. They also had the regular Saturday night division running the Bandoleros, Taco Bell Bombers, Jammers, Legends, so there was plenty of racing. There was a fan appreciation for everyone to come down out of the stands to look at the cars, in which they enjoyed, so other than the heat things went pretty smooth, had fun. Next stop will be Calistoga over Labor Day, the 9th Annual Louie Vermeil Classic, hope to see all there. Our 4 drivers and cars at Lakeport; #16 Tommy & Sammy Belfiore; #17 Doug & Patty Shanoian; #30 Norm Gray; #36 Paul & June Ferreira/driver Richard Walsh.

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