New Jersey’s Ryan Godown Earns Second $10,000 Coalcracker 100 Victory Sunday At Big Diamond Speedway Driving Johnny Rea’s No. R1; Jeremy Becker Roadrunner Victor
MINERSVILLE, PA – Ryan Godown is a repeat Coalcracker 100 winner.
Godown, 35, of Ringoes, N.J., recorded his second victory in the most prestigious event of the season at Big Diamond Speedway Sunday evening. Godown drove the Johnny Rea Motorsports No. R1 to a $10,000 payday, backing up his 2009 victory in the event at the Schuylkill County track. Jeremy Becker, meanwhile, won the accompanying 20-lap Wooden Keg Tavern Roadrunner feature.
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(Track Press Release) BECHTELSVILLE, PA – Brad Missimer was probably figuring how he was going to spend the $2,500 first place money as he led the field into turn four on the 29th circuit of the 30-lap Jesse Baro Trucking NASCAR Whelen 358 Modified feature race at Grandview Speedway on Saturday night. However Missimer had six time champion Craig VonDohren looking to steal his pay check and as the duo came off the fourth turn, with one lap to go, VonDohren put his Felty Farms No. 1c in front and set the pace the rest of the way to get his first Grandview feature win of the season and saved young Missimer a trip to the bank.
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(Track Press Release) Bechtelsville, PA – With an overflow turnout of fans on hand Meme DeSantis was able to hold off the double barreled BPG Racing team of Duane Howard and Stewart Friesen to win the BPG Racing Freedom 76 Classic for 358 Modified stock cars for the second year in a row at Grandview Speedway on Saturday night.
(Track Press Release by Gary Lileck) Forestville, PA – August 20, 2010 – On a last lap restart, Ryan Godown moved into the race lead and captured his first 358 Modified feature victory of the season Friday night at Big Diamond Raceway. The Ringoes NJ based racer passed young 15-year old competitor Michael Weinert, who came so close to winning a first career Modified feature.