KENNY BRIGHTBILL AND FIREWORKS STAR IN EAST WINDSOR SPEEDWAY SUNDAY NIGHT JULY 4TH SPECIAL
EAST WINDSOR, N.J. ~ Fans in the large gathering who attended Sunday night's annual Fourth of July Fireworks Spectacular at the East Windsor Speedway will remember the outstanding fireworks display and the on-track fireworks provided by the dominating performance of defending champion Kenny Brightbill in the 25-lap main event for the Small-Block Modified stock cars.
Brightbill started 17th on the grid and immediately began his charge to the front while Ricky Elliott of Seaford, De. led the early going. By the ninth lap Brightbill wrestled his way into second and then took command of the race for good with 11 laps down.
Elliott held down a solid second, while several racers wrestled for third. Tim Tanner of Ivyland, Pa. landed that spot, while Lawrenceville's Wade Hendrickson and Doug Manmiller of Sinking Spring, Pa. were a tight fourth and fifth.
Point leader Dave Brymer of Titusville won his fourth 15-lap Street Stock main event of the year while holding off second place point man Jack Zeiner of Nazareth, Pa. most of the way. Art Bifulco of Monmouth Junction closed in to make it a tight third, while Hamilton's Kim Cooke and Len Riley of North Brunswick were fourth and fifth.
Scott Flammer of West Milford tasted his second win of the year in the Sportsman 15-lapper over Robbinsville's Buck Ward and Matt Papiez of Belle Mead. Hightstown's Rich Cass and Keith Foster of Penndel, Pa. wrapped up the top five.
This Friday night (July 9) the Small-Block Modifieds battle in a 25-lap main, while Sportsman and Street Stock racers compete in 15-lappers. Practice starts at 7:00 p.m. and racing begins at 7:30. One week later, children with join the stock cars in the spotlight in the annual "Kids' Big Wheel Races."
The 1999 schedule shows that the regular Friday night series will continue weekly through early-October. Details are available at the speedway hotlines at 732-521-0915 or 609-448-8510 or the website at www.ewspeedway.com.
RACE RESULTS 99-9
(July 4, 1999)
"Fireworks Spectacular"
SMALL-BLOCK MODIFIED
FEATURE - 25 Laps - 1. KENNY BRIGHTBILL, SINKING SPRING, PA.; 2. Ricky Elliott, Seaford, De.; 3. Tim Tanner, Ivyland, Pa.; 4. Wade Hendrickson, Lawrenceville; 5. Doug Manmiller, Sinking Spring, Pa.; 6. Fred Dmuchowski, Neshanic Station; 7. Joe Zuczek, Robbinsville; 8. Eddie Bohn, Freehold; 9. Brian Jones, East Windsor; 10. Mike Franz, Paulsboro; 11. Jon Packenham; 12. Doug Ostwald; 13. Art Taylor; 14. Andy Hall; 15. Bruce Gsell; 16. Mark Bitner; 17. John Salvatore; 18. Tad Cox; 19. Scott
Vangorder; 20. Mike Sena; 21. Mark Tranquilli; 22. Darren McCaughey; 23. Kevin McCoy
HEAT WINNERS: Tanner; Jones; Elliott
STREET STOCKS
FEATURE - 15 Laps - 1. DAVE BRYMER, TITUSVILLE; 2. Jack Zeiner, Nazareth, Pa.; 3. Art Bifulco, Monmouth Junction; 4. Kim Cooke, Hamilton; 5. Len Riley, North Brunswick; 6. Keith Flores, Jackson; 7. Pete Fogarty, Levittown, Pa.; 8. Larry Bubeck, New Hope, Pa.; 9. Whitey Miller, Jamesburg; 10. Jim Hoelterling, 11. Al Cheney; 12. Jerry Confer; 13. Craig Martin; 14. Paul Heineman; 15. Scott LaMantia; 16. Frank Dorey; 17. Wayne Hansen; 18. Kevin Bifulco; 19. Bob Gettler; 20. Al Burdge
SPORTSMAN
FEATURE - 15 Laps - 1. SCOTT FLAMMER, WEST MILFORD; 2. Buck Ward, Robbinsville; 3. Matt Papiez, Belle Mead; 4. Rich Cass, Hightstown; 5. Keith Foster, Penndel, Pa.; 6. Stan Ploski, Ringoes; 7. Ryan Godown, Ringoes; 8. John Stevens, Pittstown; 9. Bryan Godown, Ringoes; 10. John Oliver, Flemington; 11. Kenny Roth; 12. John Romano; 13. Rich Scagliotta; 14. Donny Radd; 15. Barry Christ; 16. Rob Gallmeyer; 17. Scott Reid; 18. Rocco Infante; 19. Chuck Flesch; 20. Jack Swain; 21. Paul
Marra; 22. Kenny Nutt; 23. Gary Hager; 24. Ron Jon Koczon; 25. Art Liedl; 26. Tom Mutchler
HEAT WINNERS: Mutchler; Foster; Stevens; CONSI: Romano