Bluegrass Speedway Presents 13th Annual STARS MDRL Bluegrass 50 on August 6

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Bluegrass Speedway
2221 New Haven Road
Bardstown, Kentucky 40004

2011 Official Media Release #43 (For Immediate Distribution: July 31, 2011)
Contact-Michael Despain (mgdespain@windstream.net and/or dirttrackracing@hotmail.com)

Bluegrass Speedway Presents 13th Annual STARS MDRL Bluegrass 50 on August 6

Bardstown, KY-July 31, 2011- Bluegrass Speedway track promoters David and Anita Ferrell will kick off the month of August in a big way with the 13th Annual Bluegrass 50 for Super Late Models. The event will be sanctioned by the first year STARS Midwest Dirt Racing League series and will pay $5,000 to win the 50 lap event at the ½ mile high-banked Nelson County clay oval, along with weekly racing series competition for the Country 100.9 MIKE FM UMP Modifieds and Clayton Homes of Stanford UMP Sportsman, while the UMP Street Stocks are off.

Of note, race teams and race fans that were in attendance at the July 30 event that was rained out can use their general admission tickets and pit passes as a raincheck for this event. All patrons will have to do is pay the difference in price for the August 6 event.

The racing program on Saturday August 6 will feature the STARS Midwest Dirt Racing League Super Late Models in their first ever Bluegrass Speedway appearance in a full program of practice, group time trials, heats, B-Mains, and the 50 lap, $5,000 to win 13th Annual Bluegrass 50 A-Main. Also in competition on the August 6 race program will be the Country 100.9 MIKE FM UMP Modifieds racing for $500 to win and the Clayton Homes of Stanford UMP Sportsman racing for $200 to win, while the UMP Street Stocks have the night off. For the August 6 event, the Super Late Models and UMP Sportsman will time trial, while the UMP Modifieds will draw for heat race starting positions.

Activities at Bluegrass Speedway for the August 6 event will see the pit area open at 4:00 p.m., while the general admission area will open at 5:00 p.m. The drivers meeting will take place at 6:00 p.m., with practice set to begin at 6:30 p.m. Time trials will get underway at 7:00 p.m., with racing set for the green flag at or before 8:00 p.m. Ticket prices for the August 6 event in the general admission area will be $20 for adults, $10 for children ages 6 to 12, and children ages 5 and under free. A pit pass will be $35.

The 13th Annual Bluegrass 50 sanctioned by the STARS Midwest Dirt Racing League will feature the following A-Main payoff: 1st- $5,000, 2nd- $2,500, 3rd- $1,200, 4th- $950, 5th- $800, 6th- $700, 7th- $600, 8th- $500, 9th- $475, 10th- $450, 11th- $425, 12th- $400, 13th- $390, 14th- $380, 15th through 22nd- $375 to start. All competitors not starting the A-Main will receive $50 tow money. Tire rules for this STARS MDRL event are as follows: Front- Open; Rear- Hoosier 1600, LM40 and American Racer MD56. All rear tires must punch 60 prior to competition.

The Bluegrass 50 first appeared on the Bluegrass Speedway schedule back in 1995 and John Gill of Mitchell, IN would take the victory in the inaugural event, but the event would not be held from 1996-1999. In 2000, the race returned to the schedule and Kevin Claycomb of Vincennes, IN would score the race victory, while Darrell Lanigan of Union, KY would start a roll in the event that would see him rip off three straight Bluegrass 50 victories in 2001, 2002, and 2003. Brad Neat of Dunnville, KY would score a win in the race in 2004, while John Gill would become the second repeat winner of the race by winning in 2005. Jimmy Owens of Newport, TN would put his name on the winner’s check in 2006, while Mike Marlar of Winfield, TN would take the victory in 2007. Jason Keltner of Campbellsville, KY would claim the win in the 2008 Bluegrass 50 event that was tape-delayed and shown on the Outdoor Channel. Victor Lee of Danville, KY would record the event victory in 2009, while Mike Marlar would become the third repeat winner of the race by winning the 2010 version of the Bluegrass 50 and is the defending race winner.

Bluegrass Speedway was rained out on July 30 and its last completed race program was on July 2 and feature event winners included Mike Jewell of Scottsburg, IN in 44 Auto Mart Super Late Models, Derek Groomer of Bloomington, IN in Country 100.9 MIKE FM UMP Modifieds, and Mark Filiatreau of Cox’s Creek, KY in UMP Street Stocks. The Clayton Homes of Stanford UMP Sportsman were not in action at that event.

Current track championship point leaders are Tim Rivers of Salem, IN in 44 Auto Mart Super Late Models, Benji Lee of Loretto, KY in Country 100.9 MIKE FM UMP Modifieds, Robbie Settles of New Hope, KY in Clayton Homes of Stanford UMP Sportsman, and Scott Beeler of Louisville, KY in UMP Street Stocks.

Bluegrass Speedway is located at 2221 New Haven Road at the intersection of Kentucky Highway 31-E and exit 21 of the Martha Layne Collins (Bluegrass) Parkway. David and Anita Ferrell are the track promoters and present dirt track sports entertainment on Saturday evenings from mid-April through September. For more information about Bluegrass Speedway, visit the track’s webpage on the internet at www.bluegrass-speedway.com or phone (502) 349-1241 on raceday.

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The 13th Annual Bluegrass 50 sanctioned by the STARS Midwest Dirt Racing League will feature the following A-Main payoff: 1st- $5,000, 2nd- $2,500, 3rd- $1,200, 4th- $950, 5th- $800, 6th- $700, 7th- $600, 8th- $500, 9th- $475, 10th- $450, 11th- $425, 12th- $400, 13th- $390, 14th- $380, 15th through 22nd- $375 to start. All competitors not starting the A-Main will receive $50 tow money. Tire rules for this STARS MDRL event are as follows: Front- Open; Rear- Hoosier 1600, LM40 and American Racer MD56. All rear tires must punch 60 prior to competition.

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Bluegrass Speedway
2221 New Haven Road
Bardstown, KY 40004
Media Information
13th Annual Bluegrass 50-August 6, 2011
STARS Midwest Dirt Racing League
2010 Bluegrass 50 Champion-Mike Marlar of Winfield, TN
Bluegrass Speedway-“Where It’s Always Showtime

Bluegrass Speedway Quick Track Facts
Name: Bluegrass Speedway

Owner: Charles Hamilton

Promoters: David and Anita Ferrell

Motto: “Where It’s Always Showtime”

Website: www.bluegrass-speedway.com

Seating Capacity: 7,500

VIP Suites: 9

Tower Area Includes: Race Control, Press Box, and Public Address Box

Racing Surface: Clay

Lap Distance: 2,640 feet or ½ of a mile

First Event: May 27, 1995

Super Late Model Track Record: Don O’Neal 14.563 (5/8/2010)

First Super Late Model Feature Winner: Johnny Wheeler (6/03/95)


Bluegrass 50 History
1995(USRA)- John Gill, Mike Jewell, Steve Barnett, Kevin Weaver, Troy Green, Darrell Lanigan, Kevin Claycomb, Jim Curry, Noel Witcher, Johnny Wheeler (Top 10)

1996-1999: Race Event Not Held

2000(NALMS)- Kevin Claycomb, Eddie Carrier, Jr., Shannon Babb, Don O’Neal, Scott James, Johnny Wheeler, James Huff, C.J. Rayburn, Brad Neat, Jay Mobley, Steve Barnett, Jesse James Lay, Richard Smith, Rick Corbin, Dustin Neat, Cale Kern, Shawn Negangard, Mike Jewell, Doug Ault, Doug McCammon, Jim Curry, Tim Tungate

2001(NALMS)- Darrell Lanigan, Mike Jewell, Don O’Neal, Kevin Claycomb, John Gill, Shannon Babb, Doug Ault, Jesse James Lay, Bob Pierce, Rick Corbin, Steve Barnett, Steve Hillard, Whitney McQueary, Jim Curry, Joey Daniel, Dustin Neat, Shawn Negangard, Ted Loomis, Derek Ramp, Tim Tungate, Scott James

2002(NALMS)- Darrell Lanigan, John Gill, Whitney McQueary, Rick Corbin, Ray Cook, Randle Chupp, C.J. Rayburn, Duane Chamberlain, Scott James, Brad Neat, Jim Curry, Ed Behn, James Huff, Tony Traficant, Audie McWilliams, Mike Hawley, Jesse James Lay, Doug Ault, Shawn Negangard, Dustin Neat, Mike Jewell, Timmy Yeager, Eddie Carrier, Jr., Kevin Claycomb

2003(Battle of the Bluegrass)- Darrell Lanigan, Brad Neat, Mike Marlar, John Gill, Steve Casebolt, Jr., Joey Kramer, Rick Corbin, Aaron Hatton, Josh Williams, Duayne Hommel, Mike Jewell, Jerry Rice, Jesse James Lay, Bryan Barber, Whitney McQueary, Eddie Carrier, Jr., Doug Ault, Tyrel Todd, Timmy Yeager, Michael Chilton, David Powers, Steve Barnett, Audie McWilliams, Dustin Neat

2004(NARA Battle of the Bluegrass)- Brad Neat, Scott James, Steve Barnett, Jerry Rice, Mike Jewell, Bryan Barber, Timmy Yeager, Tim Tungate, Rick Corbin, Aaron Hatton, Brandon Kinzer, Patrick Sheltra, Joey Daniel, Lee Devasier, Jeff Watson, Jesse James Lay, Johnny Wheeler, Shannon Thornsberry, Josh Williams, Mike Marlar, Victor Lee, Tyrel Todd, Michael England, Whitney McQueary, Dustin Neat

2005(NARA Battle of the Bluegrass)- John Gill, Mike Jewell, Tim Tungate, Terry English, Bryan Barber, Tyrel Todd, Audie McWilliams, Rick Corbin, Whitney McQueary, Chris Combs, Timmy Yeager, Joey Daniel, Justin Rattliff, Jeff Watson, Aaron Hatton, Mike Marlar, Brad Neat, Jerry Rice, Wayne Chinn, David Webb, Lee Devasier, Scotty Earl, Cody Mahoney, Johnny Wheeler

2006(NARA Battle of the Bluegrass)- Jimmy Owens, Greg Johnson, Brad Neat, Dustin Neat, Ben Adkins, Doug Horton, Jason Keltner, Bobby Wolter, Jr., Tim Tungate, Jeff Watson, Aaron Hatton, Justin Rattliff, Patrick Sheltra, Mike Jewell, Scotty Earl, Jordan Bland, Larry Greer, Chris Combs, Timmy Yeager, Joey Daniel, Dan Deaton, Johnny Wheeler, Greg Lucas

2007(NARA Battle of the Bluegrass)- Mike Marlar, Michael England, Scott James, Bryan Barber, Justin Rattliff, Jason Keltner, Whitney McQueary, Victor Lee, Brad Neat, Jeff Watson, Dustin Neat, Chris Combs, Tyrel Todd, David Webb, Joey Daniel, Tim Tungate, Johnny Wheeler, Jordan Bland, Tommy Carlton, Tanner English, Aaron Hatton, John Gill, Eddie Carrier, Jr.

2008 (O’Reilly Battle of the Bluegrass)- Jason Keltner, Dustin Neat, Brad Neat, Eddie Carrier, Jr., Jordan Bland, Victor Lee, Dustin Linville, Joey Kramer, Zach Carney, Eric Wells, D.J. Wells, Bryant Wood(not a nice word)(not a nice word)(not a nice word)(not a nice word), Audie McWilliams, Tyrel Todd, Aaron Hatton, Terry English, Tim Tungate, David Webb, Royce McGowan, Larry Gray, Mike Marlar, Chris Combs, Shannon Thornsberry

2009 (O’Reilly Battle of the Bluegrass)- Victor Lee, Terry English, Dustin Neat, David Webb, Dustin Linville, Duane Chamberlain, Tanner English, Johnny Wheeler, Jeff Watson, Todd Coffman, Lee Devasier, Tim Tungate, Ed Behn, Mike Marlar, Jason Keltner, Jerry Rutherford, Michael Chilton, Justin Rattliff, Aaron Hatton, Bobby Wolter, Jr., Larry Greer, Terry Keltner

2010 (Unsanctioned)- Mike Marlar, Justin Rattliff, Mike Jewell, Aaron Hatton, Eric Wells, Jeff Watson, Brad Neat, Cody Mahoney, Tim Tungate, Joey Daniel, Tim Rivers, Doodle Farris, Jarryd Holshouser, David Webb (DNS- Lee Devasier, Jerry Rutherford)


Bluegrass Speedway Super Late Model Win List: 1995-July 30, 2011
Tim Tungate- 31 Jerry Rice- 1
Johnny Wheeler- 25 Cody Mahoney- 1
Brad Neat- 17 Joey Kramer- 1
Joey Daniel- 11 Tim Prince- 1
Scotty Earl- 10 Eric Wells- 1
Mike Marlar- 10 Jordan Bland- 1
Dustin Neat- 10 John Whitney- 1
Bryan Barber- 9 Justin Rattliff- 1
Darrell Lanigan- 9 Victor Lee- 1
Timmy Yeager- 8 Dustin Linville- 1
Bryan Barber- 9 Ray Cook- 1
Mike Marlar- 10 Aaron Hatton- 1
Dustin Neat- 10 Lee Devasier- 1
Mike Jewell- 8
Josh Tarter- 7
Finn Watson- 7
Rick Corbin- 7
Mike Hawley- 6
Don O’Neal- 6
Audie McWilliams- 5
Whitney McQueary- 5
Jason Keltner- 5
Shannon Babb- 4
Steve Francis- 4
John Gill- 4
Jimmy Owens- 4
Scott Bloomquist- 3
Rick Combs- 3
Terry English- 3
Jesse James Lay- 3
Steve Trabue- 3
Bob Pierce- 3
David Webb- 3
James Huff- 2
Jim Curry- 2
Kevin Claycomb- 2
Jeff Watson- 2
Billy Moyer- 2
Eddie Carrier, Jr.- 2
Rick Eckert- 1
Shawn Negangard- 1
Ed Behn- 1
Billy Meredith- 1
Todd Rust- 1
Earl Plessinger- 1
Greg Johnson- 1
Royce McGowan- 1
Greg Williams- 1
Steve Barnett- 1
Larry Wicker- 1

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Bluegrass Speedway Super Late Model Track Champions
1995: Garry Mahoney- Madison, Indiana

1996: Steve Trabue- Scottsburg, Indiana

1997: Jason Bingham- Hodgenville, Kentucky

1998: Tim Tungate- Campbellsville, Kentucky

1999: Tim Tungate- Campbellsville, Kentucky

2000: Johnny Wheeler- Campbellsville, Kentucky

2001: Joey Daniel- Liberty, Kentucky

2002: Brad Neat- Dunnville, Kentucky

2003: Bryan Barber- Buffalo, Kentucky

2004: Joey Daniel- Liberty, Kentucky

2005: Joey Daniel- Liberty, Kentucky

2006: Jason Keltner- Campbellsville, Kentucky

2007: Dustin Neat- Dunnville, Kentucky

2008: Dustin Neat- Dunnville, Kentucky

2009: David Webb- Nicholasville, Kentucky

2010: Tim Tungate- Campbellsville, Kentucky


Bluegrass 50 Fast Facts and Tidbits
-This event debuted at Bluegrass Speedway in 1995 and John Gill of Mitchell, IN picked up one of three career Bluegrass Speedway feature checkered flags in scoring the $6,000 payday for the race, the most it has ever paid to win. From 1996 through 1999, the Bluegrass 50 was not on the Bluegrass Speedway schedule.

-The race returned to the schedule in 2000 under first year Bluegrass Speedway promoters David and Anita Ferrell and was sanctioned by the Northern All Stars Late Model Series and now retired Dirt Late Model pilot Kevin Claycomb of Vincennes, IN picked up the race win over Eddie Carrier, Jr., Shannon Babb, Don O’Neal, and Scott James.

-The 2001 version of the Bluegrass 50 was again sanctioned by the Northern All Stars Late Model Series and featured Darrell Lanigan of Union, KY in victory lane ahead of a hard charging Mike Jewell, followed by Don O’Neal, Kevin Claycomb, and 1995 winner John Gill. This would mark the first of three straight wins by Lanigan in the race.

-In 2002, the NALMS gang would sanction the final tune-up before the Dirt Track World Championship that was being held at Bluegrass Speedway and Darrell Lanigan would again visit the Bluegrass Speedway victory lane, defeating the likes of John Gill, Whitney McQueary, Rick Corbin, and Ray Cook.

-The 2003 version of this race was sanctioned by the O’Reilly NARA Battle of the Bluegrass DirtCar Series and Darrell Lanigan would again hit paydirt when he would pass Brad Neat with 5 laps remaining to win the event. Neat would take second, with Mike Marlar, John Gill, and Steve Casebolt, Jr. rounding out the five over an event record 67 entries.

-In 2004, the O’Reilly NARA Battle of the Bluegrass DirtCar Series again sanctioned the event and Brad Neat of Dunnville, KY scored the biggest win of his racing career at that time by taking the $5,000 payday over Scott James, Steve Barnett, Jerry Rice, and Mike Jewell. A record 25 cars started the main event.

-The 2005 edition of the Bluegrass 50 saw 1995 winner John Gill become only the second repeat winner in the history of the race as he led all 50 laps in scoring what was his first feature checkered flag of the 2005 racing season. Mike Jewell would nip Tim Tungate for the runner-up slot, while Terry English and Bryan Barber rounded out the top five in the 50-car field that was on hand for the race

-Jimmy Owens of Newport, TN would pick up his second major win of the ’06 season at Bluegrass Speedway by winning the 2006 Bluegrass 50 event after winning a three way battle with Greg Johnson and Timmy Yeager in the first half of the race and withstanding a final lap turn four slidejob pass by Johnson, whom Owens would dive back beneath of off turn four and grab a half-car length win over Johnson, Brad Neat, Dustin Neat, and Ben Adkins.

-For 2007, a total of 39 entries signed in for the ninth edition of the Bluegrass 50 and Mike Marlar of Winfield, TN would score his second O’Reilly Battle of the Bluegrass DirtCar Series event of the season at Bluegrass Speedway by scoring the 50 lap, $5,000 to win event. Marlar would win the event going away, while Michael England would outduel Scott James for the runner-up slot, with Bryan Barber winning an entertaining battle with Justin Rattliff to finish fourth. Of special note in this event, the top six finishers and eight of the top ten finishers were second generation racers, with one of those being a third generation pilot.

-The 2008 edition of the event would be called the Kentucky’s Best Racing Bluegrass 50 and would videotaped by the Outdoor Channel. Jason Keltner would lead all 50 laps in scoring what was an extremely popular win at the track where he was track champion at in 2006. Following Keltner to the checkered flag in what is his biggest career win were Dustin Neat, Brad Neat, Eddie Carrier, Jr., and Jordan Bland.

-For 2009, Victor Lee of Stanford, KY would finally win an event at Bluegrass Speedway by claiming the 11th Annual Bluegrass 50 victory with a turn four, last lap pass of Terry English to become the fourth different leader of the race and pick up the $5,000 payday as Lee only lead about the last 150 feet of the event to get the win. English would finish second, with Dustin Neat, David Webb, and Dustin Linville completing the top five.

-The 2010 version of the Bluegrass 50 would only see 14 drivers take the green flag in the $5,000 to win main event, but the race would feature a dandy battle for the lead, with Mike Marlar grabbing the top spot from Mike Jewell on lap 34 and racing away to the win over Justin Rattliff, Mike Jewell, Aaron Hatton, and Eric Wells.

-A total of ninety-three (93) different racers have made the main event for the Bluegrass 50 race.

-In 2010, three drivers made their first ever Bluegrass 50 and those drivers were Doodle Farris, Jarryd Holshouser, and Tim Rivers.

-Dustin Neat, Mike Jewell, Tim Tungate, and Brad Neat have made the Bluegrass 50 more than any other drivers with 9 appearances. Aaron Hatton is next in line with 8 starts. Johnny Wheeler and Mike Marlar have made seven appearances in the Bluegrass 50. Drivers with 6 starts in the race are Rick Corbin, John Gill, Whitney McQueary, Jeff Watson, and Joey Daniel. Those racers having 5 starts each in the event are Steve Barnett, Eddie Carrier, Jr., Scott James, Tyrel Todd, Timmy Yeager, and David Webb.

-The 2011 Bluegrass 50 will be sanctioned by the first-year STARS Midwest Dirt Racing League and will again pay $5,000 to win the event. The UMP Modified and UMP Sportsman divisions will provide support division action for this event.


Bluegrass 50 Roll Call of Drivers
Doug Ault- 4 (2000, 2001, 2002, 2003) Shannon Thornsberry- 2 (2004, 2008)
Steve Barnett- 5 (’95, 2000, 2001, 2003, 2004) Kevin Weaver- 1 (1995)
Shannon Babb- 2 (2000, 2001) Noel Witcher- 1 (1995)
Ed Behn- 2 (2002, 2009) Johnny Wheeler- 7 (’95, ‘00, ‘04, ‘05, ‘06, ’07, ’09)
Bryan Barber- 4 (2003, 2004, 2005, 2007) Josh Williams- 2 (2003, 2004)
Kevin Claycomb- 4 (’95, 2000, 2001, 2002) Jeff Watson- 6 (2004, 2005, 2006,2007, 2009, 2010)
Jim Curry- 4 (’95, 2000, 2001, 2002) Timmy Yeager- 5 (2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006)
Eddie Carrier, Jr.- 5 (2000, 2002, 2003, ’07, ’08) Terry English- 3 (2005, 2007, 2008)
Rick Corbin- 6 (2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 05) Chris Combs- 4 (2005, 2006, 2007, 2008)
Ray Cook- 1 (2002)
Randle Chupp- 1 (2002) Wayne Chinn- 1 (2005)
Duane Chamberlain- 2 (2002, 2009) David Webb- 5 (2005, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010)
Steve Casebolt, Jr.- 1 (2003) Scotty Earl- 2 (2005, 2006)
Michael Chilton- 2 (2003, 2009) Cody Mahoney- 2 (2005, 2010)
Joey Daniel- 6 (2001, ’04-’07, 2010) Jimmy Owens- 1 (2006)
Lee Devasier- 3 (2004, 2005, 2009) Greg Johnson- 1 (2006)
Michael England- 2 (2004, 2007) Ben Adkins- 1 (2006)
John Gill- 6 (’95, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2005,2007) Doug Horton- 1 (2006)
Troy Green- 1 (1995) Jason Keltner- 4 (2006, 2007, 2008, 2009)
James Huff- 2 (2000, 2002) Bobby Wolter, Jr.- 2 (2006, 2009)
Steve Hillard- 1 (2001) Justin Rattliff- 3 (2006, 2009, 2010)
Mike Hawley- 1 (2002) Jordan Bland- 3 (2006, 2007, 2008)
Aaron Hatton- 8 (2003-2010) Larry Greer- 2 (2006, 2009)
Duayne Hommel- 1 (2003) Dan Deaton- 1 (2006)
Mike Jewell- 9 (’95, ’00- ’06, ‘10) Greg Lucas- 1 (2006)
Scott James- 5 (2000, 2001, 2002, 2004, 2007) Tommy Carlton- 1 (2007)
Cale Kern- 1 (2000) Dustin Linville- 2 (2008, 2009)
Joey Kramer- 2 (2003, 2008) Zach Carney- 1 (2008)
Brandon Kinzer- 1 (2004) Eric Wells- 1 (2008, 2010)
Jesse James Lay- 4 (2000, 2002, 2003, 2004) D.J. Wells- 1 (2008)
Darrell Lanigan- 4 (’95, 2001, 2002, 2003) Bryant Wood(not a nice word)(not a nice word)(not a nice word)(not a nice word)- 1 (2008)
Ted Loomis- 1 (2001) Royce McGowan- 1 (2008)
Victor Lee- 4 (2004, 2007, 2008, 2009) Larry Gray- 1 (2008)
Jay Mobley- 1 (2000) Terry English- 1 (2009)
Doug McCammon- 1 (2000) Tanner English- 1 (2009)
Whitney McQueary- 6 (‘01, ‘02, ‘03, ‘04, ‘05, ’07) Todd Coffman- 1 (2009)
Audie McWilliams- 4 (2002, 2003, 2005, 2008) Jerry Rutherford- 1 (2009)
Mike Marlar- 7 (‘03, ‘04, ‘05, ‘07, ‘08, ’09, ‘10) Terry Keltner- 1 (2009)
Brad Neat- 9 (‘00, ‘02, ‘03, ‘04, ‘05, ‘06, ‘07, ’08, ‘10) Tim Rivers- 1 (2010)
Dustin Neat- 9 (‘00, ‘01, ‘02, ‘03, ‘04, ‘06, ‘07, ‘08, ‘09) Doodle Farris- 1 (2010)
Shawn Negangard- 3 (2000, 2001, 2002) Jarryd Holshouser- 1 (2010)
Don O’Neal- 2 (2000, 2001)
Bob Pierce- 1 (2001)
David Powers- 1 (2003)
C.J. Rayburn- 2 (2000, 2002)
Derek Ramp- 1 (2001)
Jerry Rice- 3 (2003, 2004, 2005)
Richard Smith- 1 (2000)
Patrick Sheltra- 2 (2004, 2006)
Tim Tungate- 9 (2000, 2001, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010)
Tony Traficant- 1 (2002)
Tyrel Todd- 5 (2003, 2004, 2005, 2007, 2008)


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Activities at Bluegrass Speedway for the August 6 event will see the pit area open at 4:00 p.m., while the general admission area will open at 5:00 p.m. The drivers meeting will take place at 6:00 p.m., with practice set to begin at 6:30 p.m. Time trials will get underway at 7:00 p.m., with racing set for the green flag at or before 8:00 p.m. Ticket prices for the August 6 event in the general admission area will be $20 for adults, $10 for children ages 6 to 12, and children ages 5 and under free. A pit pass will be $35.

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The 13th Annual Bluegrass 50 sanctioned by the STARS Midwest Dirt Racing League will feature the following A-Main payoff: 1st- $5,000, 2nd- $2,500, 3rd- $1,200, 4th- $950, 5th- $800, 6th- $700, 7th- $600, 8th- $500, 9th- $475, 10th- $450, 11th- $425, 12th- $400, 13th- $390, 14th- $380, 15th through 22nd- $375 to start. All competitors not starting the A-Main will receive $50 tow money. Tire rules for this STARS MDRL event are as follows: Front- Open; Rear- Hoosier 1600, LM40 and American Racer MD56. All rear tires must punch 60 prior to competition.

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Just a friendly mid-week reminder.

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Only 2 days away.

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Enjoy your racing weekend!

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It's Showtime!

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As of 1:55 p.m., all activities are a GO for tonight at Bluegrass Speedway.