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Racing returns to ERP

Herald Staff Writer | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 11 years, 5 months AGO
by Herald Staff WriterCONNOR VANDERWEYST
| July 30, 2013 6:05 AM

EPHRATA - After a brief hiatus, cars again sped around the oval at the Ephrata Raceway Park Saturday night.

Spectators were treated to the Jerry's Auto Supply Racing Series featuring the Kim Janke State Farm Youth Hornets, Ephrata Pioneer Muffler II Pure Stocks, Schaeffer Oil Mini Stocks, Pepsi Street Stocks and the Jerry's Auto Supply 360 Sprints.

Before the events began, young race fans were able to ride the "Fun Bus" around the track and through the pits to greet the drivers.

Dylan Heer won the main event of the Kim Janke State Farm Youth Hornets race. It was Heer's fifth main event win of 2013. Rookie Zach Anderson finished second.

In the Schaeffer Oil Mini Stocks Dallas White was able to take the lead from Sid White on the fifth lap and hung on to claim the victory.

Eric Hector won the Pepsi Street Stocks main event handily leading from the fourth lap until the checkered flag was waved.

Austin Weber was able to bounce back after losing a tire during the Jerry's Auto Supply 360 Sprints trophy dash to win the B heat of the main event. It was his first win of the season.

August 3 is $5 night at the races with the Kim Janke State Farm Agent Youth Hornets, Schaeffer Oil Mini Stocks and Pepsi Street Stocks returning. There will also be a King of the Hill event.

Results:

Kim Janke State Farm Agent Youth Hornets

Fast Time: Dylan Heer - 17.229

Les Schwab Tires Trophy Dash: Zach Anderson

Heat Race : Zach Anderson, Tyler Larr, Diana Schaible, Dylan Heer, Michael Hector, Aliah Razey

Main Event: Dylan Heer, Zach Anderson, Diana Schaible, Tyler Larr, Michael Hector, Aliah Razey

Schaeffer Oil Mini Stocks

Fast Time: John Hagood - 16.331

Les Schwab Trophy Dash - John Hagood

Heat Race: Dallas White, Patrick Hector, Sid White, Michael White, John Hagood,dnf, Colton Fisher, dnf

Main Event: Dallas White, Sid White, Patrick Hector, Michael White, dnf, Colton Fisher, dnf, John Hagood, dnf

Pepsi Street Stocks

Fast Time: Ron Stewart - 15.80

Les Schwab Tires A Trophy Dash: Randy Puch

Les Schwab Tires B Trophy Dash: Neil Nelson

Les Schwab Tires C Trophy Dash: Sean Witte

A Heat: Bart Hector, Jr. Jim Bise, Ron Stewart, Eric Hector, Brad Morrison, Randy Pugh, Sean Meyers, dnf

B Heat: Neil Nelson, Justin Dunagan, Sean Witte, John Blackburn, Gordie DeSanto, Robby Jackson

Main Event: Eric Hector, Brad Morrison, Bart Hector, Jr., Ron Stewart, Randy Pugh, Sean Meyers, Neil Nelson, Gordie DeSanto, Jim Bise, dnf, Justin Dunagan, dnf, John Blackburn, dnf

Jerry's Auto Supply 360 Sprints

Fast Time: Joe Smith - 13.39

Les Schwab Tire Center A Trophy Dash: Rafael Kurek

Les Schwab Tire Center B Trophy Dash: David Macken

A Heat: Richard Black, Rafael Kurek, Adam Smith, Whitney Nolan, Joe Smith, Dave Hill

B Heat: Austin Weber, David Macken, John Hill, AJ Hill, John Ditto

Main Event: Austin Weber, Richard Black, Adam Smith, Whitney Nolan, Rafael Kureck, Joe Smith, David Macken, AJ Hill, John Hill

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