NASCAR 2012 Blairsville

Total Page:16

File Type:pdf, Size:1020Kb

NASCAR 2012 Blairsville Page 11AJuly THE18, 2012 NORTH THE GEORGIA NORTH GEORGIA NEWS July NEWS 18, 2012Page 11A Page 11A THE NORTH GEORGIA NEWS July 18, 2012 North Georgia Jackets finish 2nd in Grand Slam World Series inin PanamaPanama CityCity BeachBeach The North Georgia Jack- three games to ensure a 3rd three games to ensure a 3rd ets 14 Theand NorthUnder Georgia baseball Jack team- place title in the World Series place title in the World Series etsparticipated 14 and Under in The baseball 2012 Grand team and headed to the final day of and headed to the final day of participatedSlam World in Series The 2012 in Panama Grand play. The Jackets were defeat- play. The Jackets were defeat- SlamCity Beach, World Florida.Series in Participat Panama- ed in game 1 versus The Show, ed in game 1 versus The Show, Citying in Beach, the World Florida. Series Participat on the- but continued playing for the but continued playing for the ingNorth in theGeorgia World JacketsSeries on were the championship by defeating championship by defeating NorthAndrew Georgia Brown, Jackets Josh Daniel, were North Gwinnett Bulldogs in North Gwinnett Bulldogs in Andrewand Lance Brown, Rich Joshfrom Daniel,Blairs- Game Two which secured a Game Two which secured a andville. Lance Head coach,Rich from Bunk Blairs Elliott- 2nd place title. The World 2nd place title. The World ville.and assistantHead coach, coach, Bunk ElliottRicky Series championship game Series championship game andChambers, assistant coached coach, the Ricky North featured the North Georgia featured the North Georgia Chambers,Georgia Jackets. coached the North Jackets versus The Show. After Jackets versus The Show. After GeorgiaThe Jackets. World Series eight innings of baseball, the eight innings of baseball, the 14-and-UnderThe World age divisionSeries Jackets lost 5-4 and finished Jackets lost 5-4 and finished 14-and-Underwas represented age with division teams 2nd in the championship game 2nd in the championship game wasfrom represented Georgia, Ohio,with teams Mis- of the World Series. of the World Series. fromsissippi, Georgia, and Louisiana. Ohio, Mis The- On behalf of the Jackets, On behalf of the Jackets, sissippi,North Georgia and Louisiana. Jackets wereThe we would like to say “THANK we would like to say “THANK Northdefeated Georgia in their Jackets first 2were pool YOU” to the coaches, Bunk YOU” to the coaches, Bunk defeatedgames, facing in their the first Alpharetta 2 pool and Ricky, for everything-their and Ricky, for everything-their games,Titans and facing then theCecil Alpharetta Fielder’s time, dedication, leadership, time, dedication, leadership, TitansDoubleDay and then Yankees. Cecil Fielder’s How- and so much more! and so much more! DoubleDayever, the North Yankees. Georgia JacketsHow- The Jackets finished the The Jackets finished the ever,starting the aNorth winning Georgia streak Jackets in the 2012 season with an overall 2012 season with an overall Front row left to right: Andrew Peterson, Dylan Patrick, Josh Daniel, Garret Rigdon, Dylan Chambers. Back row left to right is: Ricky startingchampionship a winning bracket. streak in the record of 29-13-1. Front row left to right: Andrew Peterson, Dylan Patrick, Josh Daniel, Garret Rigdon, Dylan Chambers. Back row left to right is: Ricky record of 29-13-1. Chambers, Dalton Stephens, Andrew Brown, Logan Exum, Chad Watkins, Lance Rich, Bunk Elliott. championshipThe Jackets bracket. won the next Chambers, Dalton Stephens, Andrew Brown, Logan Exum, Chad Watkins, Lance Rich, Bunk Elliott. The Jackets won the next Tucker...continued from page 11A Annual Sadie Hawkins Day “We’ll practice a couple Overall, Coach Tucker at the high school. have come from Hayesville, Overall, Coach Tucker at the high school. have come from Hayesville, of days“We’ll but we’llpractice be a off couple un- has been pleased with the Golf Tournament at Butternut Creek “We haven’t had any Murphy, and Hiwassee Dam has been pleased with the “We haven’t had any Murphy, and Hiwassee Dam tilof daysthe season but we’ll starts,” be offCoach un- success of his camps, which problems with the folks up at these camps, but 80 percent success of his camps, which Attention ladies! It’s a.m. Tee time will be 8:30 a.m. problems with the folks up at these camps, but 80 percent Tuckertil the seasonsaid. “Both starts,” teams Coach have taught the fundamentals of here,” Tucker said. “We get are from Union.” taught the fundamentals of time again to “Pick a Partner” Lunch will be prepared and here,” Tucker said. “We get are from Union.” playedTucker closesaid. “Bothto 48 gamesteams haveover basketball to boys and girls of plenty of support and are With the summer camp basketball to boys and girls of and sign up to play in our An- served by the View Grill and plenty of support and are With the summer camp theplayed summer. close Ito think 48 games we’ve over got- all ages. backed by the community. season wrapping up, it’s time all ages. nual Sadie Hawkins Day Golf served upstairs in the Banquet backed by the community. season wrapping up, it’s time tenthe summer.better but I thinkwe aren’t we’ve where got- “Everything has gone re- Whatever I need, someone to begin focusing on the up- “Everything has gone re- Tournament to be held on Sat- Room. Whatever I need, someone to begin focusing on the up- weten needbetter to but be we yet. aren’t That’s where why ally good,” he said. “I think the always finds a way to make coming season. Coach Tucker ally good,” he said. “I think the urday, August 4 at Butternut To sign up call Bette always finds a way to make coming season. Coach Tucker we needkeep todoing be yet. the That’s individual why kids got a little tired but other sure that I have it because also realizes that his players kids got a little tired but other Creek Golf course. Taylor at 706-745-2248 or sure that I have it because also realizes that his players campswe keep and doing work the on individual the little than that, everything has gone they depend on me to coach need some rest following an than that, everything has gone Format is Select Shot 706-781-9910 or go by the pro they depend on me to coach need some rest following an things.”camps and work on the little really good.” their kids. I’ve got kids that intense summer schedule. things.” really good.” between you and your partner. shop and sign up with Blair or their kids. I’ve got kids that intense summer schedule. Cost is $50 each ($100/couple). the guys who work at the pay Prizes will be awarded to flight counter. winners and closest to pins. We need you! And hey, Blairsville School of Dance Registration along with we have tons of fun! Come on a delicious breakfast prepared out and join us for a good day kicks off seventh season with free registration day by our ladies, will begin at 7:30 of golf. N(Jul18,Z17)CA For the seventh consec- about the classes at Blairsville for the upcoming season at the BSoD Force competition utive year, Blairsville School School of Dance. The studio the Open House will save the groups should call (706) 835- Trout stocking sites of Dance will be offering an is also excited to premier sev- $25 registration fee. In addi- 1415 for audition informa- Open House and Free Regis- eral new classes this season tion, BSoD will offer a free tion. BSoD offers competition week of July 9-13, 2012 tration Day on Saturday, July including Musical Theater, Zumba class on Saturday at opportunities in clogging, hip 21 from 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Jazz/Hip Hop Combo, Fairy 10 a.m. hop, jazz and lyrical. Students Fannin: Rock Creek, change. The Open House gives Tale Ballet and Preschool BSoD will also be hold- may choose to compete in as Toccoa River, and Toccoa Please call the hatchery the community an opportu- Clogging. ing auditions for its 2012-13 few or as many dance styles River Tailwaters (below Lake at 706-838-4723 for questions. nity to tour the facility, meet To celebrate its seventh competition groups. Dancers as they wish. Blue Ridge Dam). The hatchery also provides the teachers and find out more season, students who register interested in joining any of BSoD is located in the Lumpkin: Etowah River trout for the state. and Nimblewill Creek. Please contact Georgia Merchant’s Walk Plaza at 90 Union: Cooper Creek. DNR for information on sites Blue Ridge St. in downtown Note: Information is subject to stocked by the state. N(Jul18,Z10)CA NASCAR 2012 Blairsville. N(Jul18,Z15)CA By Gerald Hodges/the Racing Reporter Schroter wins Masters 50 Mr. Georgia On Saturday, July 7th, Kahne wins at New Hampshire Dr. Robert Schroter competed Jeep in and won the Mr. Georgia Kasey Kahne’s superior third, followed by Sam Hor- Bodybuilding Competition in pit strategy helped him win nish, Ricky Stenhouse, Kasey the Masters, Over 50 division. Jeep? Come join the Sunday’s Sprint Cup Lenox Kahne, Elliott Sadler, Justin Robert is a local Chiro- Blairsville Jeep Tools 301, ahead of Denny Allgaier, Jamie McMurray, practor. Training in his home owners group Hamlin. and Ryan Truex. gym, the Iron Dungeon, he Kahne took the lead on Top10- points leaders Do you wish you could had set a two year goal, culmi- lap 245 of the 301-lap race, as after 17 of 33: 1. Sadler-628, be more adventurous with your nating in a five month long in- fast-closing Hamlin ran out of 2.
Recommended publications
  • NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Race Number 11 Unofficial
    NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Race Number 11 Unofficial Race Results for the 3Rd Annual Pocono Mountains 125 - Saturday, August 4, 2012 Pocono Raceway - Long Pond, PA - 2.5 Mile Paved Total Race Length - 50 Laps - 125 Miles - Purse: $450,489 Leader Driver Fin Str Trk Driver Team Laps Pts Bns Rating Winnings Status Tms Laps 1 4 22 Joey Coulter RCR / darrellgwynnfoundation.com Chevrolet 50 447 119.8 $34,800 Running 1 7 2 5 31 James Buescher Koike Aronson / Ransome Chevrolet 50 143 124.7 $24,565 Running 2 6 3 1 30 Nelson Piquet Jr. AutoTrac Chevrolet 50 243 139.0 $25,685 Running 3 33 4 9 88 Matt Crafton Jeld Wen / Menards Toyota 50 40 111.4 $14,950 Running 5 16 18 Denny Hamlin(i) GNC Live Well / M&M's Toyota 50 0 99.7 $11,475 Running 6 2 3 Ty Dillon # Bass Pro Shops / Tracker Boats Chevrolet 50 38 91.0 $12,400 Running 7 17 29 Parker Kligerman Cooper Standard RAM 50 37 84.8 $10,900 Running 8 11 09 John Wes Townley # Toyota Care Toyota 50 36 89.6 $10,675 Running 9 35 6 Justin Lofton MillenniumPrivateJetServices/LoftonCattle Chev 50 35 77.7 $10,625 Running 10 20 08 Ross Chastain # Melon 1 / SC Watermelon Association Toyota 50 34 74.4 $11,825 Running 11 14 23 Jason White GunBroker.com Ford 50 134 84.8 $10,500 Running 1 2 12 18 98 Dakoda Armstrong # EverFi.com Toyota 50 32 71.3 $10,375 Running 13 3 32 Miguel Paludo Duroline Brakes Chevrolet 50 31 90.4 $10,325 Running 14 15 33 Cale Gale # Rheem Chevrolet 50 30 78.2 $10,275 Running 15 6 2 Timothy George Jr.
    [Show full text]
  • NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Race Number 1 Unofficial
    NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Race Number 1 Unofficial Race Results for the 15Th Annual Nextera Energy Resources 250 - Friday, February 21, 2014 Daytona International Speedway - Daytona Beach, FL - 2.5 Mile Paved Total Race Length - 100 Laps - 250 Miles - Purse: $692,571 Leader Driver Fin Str Trk Driver Team Laps Pts Bns Rating Winnings Status Tms Laps 1 7 51 Kyle Busch(i) ToyotaCare Toyota 100 0 119.0 $70,870 Running 4 25 2 18 17 Timothy Peters Valvoline Toyota 100 43 1 100.7 $52,260 Running 3 20 3 9 98 Johnny Sauter Nextant Aerospace/Curb Records Toyota 100 41 101.2 $37,226 Running 4 14 32 Ryan Truex(i) Bass Pro Shops Chevrolet 100 0 100.8 $27,700 Running 5 2 30 Ron Hornaday Jr. Rheem Chevrolet 100 39 108.6 $23,050 Running 6 3 29 Ryan Blaney Cooper Standard/CareersForVeterans.org Ford 100 38 94.4 $18,925 Running 7 11 13 Jeb Burton VAMP/Vapor Brands International Inc. Toyota 100 37 86.9 $17,625 Running 8 13 8 Joe Nemechek(i) pelletgrillusa.com/SWM Toyota 100 0 75.2 $14,375 Running 9 30 08 Jimmy Weller III Geneva Liberty Steel/Engine Parts Plus Chevrolet 100 35 56.8 $15,625 Running 10 23 77 German Quiroga OtterBox Toyota 100 34 71.7 $15,900 Running 11 12 39 Ryan Sieg RSS Racing Chevrolet 100 33 72.2 $14,525 Running 12 10 19 Tyler Reddick # Reese Towpower Ford 100 32 63.2 $15,350 Running 13 4 88 Matt Crafton Fisher Nuts/Menards Toyota 100 31 71.4 $15,250 Running 14 6 5 John Wes Townley Zaxby's Toyota 100 30 81.4 $11,875 Running 15 1 31 Ben Kennedy # Florida Lottery/Whelen Chevrolet 100 31 2 103.4 $14,650 Running 1 52 16 32 63 Justin Jennings Mittler Bros.
    [Show full text]
  • After a Successful Two-Day Event Over the Weekend, the Second
    After a successful two-day event over the weekend, The Second Annual Justin Lofton Charity Golf Tournament presented by CollegeCmplete.com, accomplished the goal of surpassing last year’s inaugural event. Hosted by NASCAR Camping World Truck Series (NCWTS) driver Justin Lofton, the golf tournament had over 100 golfers, a supportive list of sponsors, and an impressive turnout for the Saturday night auction. “The support that we got this year meant a lot. I am so glad to be able to provide more for the kids at the Boys and Girls Clubs of Imperial Valley,” Lofton said. “I can’t thank everyone enough for their involvement. Whether it was playing in the tournament, sponsoring a tee, bidding on an auction item – it all means more for those kids, and to be able to help them is a great thing.” Lofton, who is from nearby Westmorland, California, chose to host the event near his hometown so that the community could be more involved. The Boys and Girls Clubs of Imperial Valley was his charity of choice for the event, and is located just miles from the golf course. Currently, the Boys and Girls Clubs of Imperial Valley serve over 600 Imperial Valley youth, providing kids a safe, supervised, and affordable place to go every day after school. Nearly 200 kids are greeted daily by caring adult staff and participate in character-building, educational and recreational programs all while making friends and having fun. Concentrating on youth who need the most support, the Club provides programs in four key areas: health and fitness, education, the arts, and most importantly, in character development.
    [Show full text]
  • Dover International Speedway 19Th Annual JEGS 200 Points Report
    Points Report Dover International Speedway 19th Annual JEGS 200 UNOFFICIAL Provided by NASCAR Statistics - Friday, 5/4/2018 @ 7:56 PM Eastern UNOFFICIAL Rank Driver Trk Points Ldr Nxt Race Wins Stage Wins Playoff Pts 1. Johnny Sauter 21 238 0 0 2 2 12 2. Ben Rhodes 41 187 -51 -51 0 2 2 3. Noah Gragson 18 180 -58 -7 0 3 3 4. Brett Moffitt 16 175 -63 -5 1 0 5 5. Grant Enfinger 98 175 -63 0 0 0 0 6. Matt Crafton 88 169 -69 -6 0 0 0 7. Justin Haley 24 146 -92 -23 0 0 0 8. Myatt Snider # 13 145 -93 -1 0 0 0 9. Dalton Sargeant # 25 142 -96 -3 0 0 0 10. Stewart Friesen 52 137 -101 -5 0 1 1 11. Cody Coughlin 2 118 -120 -19 0 0 0 12. Austin Hill 02 106 -132 -12 0 0 0 13. Wendell Chavous 49 101 -137 -5 0 0 0 14. Justin Fontaine # 45 100 -138 -1 0 0 0 15. Joe Nemechek 8 97 -141 -3 0 0 0 16. Jordan Anderson 3 95 -143 -2 0 0 0 17. Spencer Davis 94 -144 -1 0 0 0 18. Austin Wayne Self 22 92 -146 -2 0 0 0 19. Jesse Little 97 78 -160 -14 0 0 0 20. David Gilliland 54 72 -166 -6 0 1 1 21. Todd Gilliland # 4 71 -167 -1 0 0 0 22. Robby Lyons 67 -171 -4 0 0 0 23. Harrison Burton 51 66 -172 -1 0 0 0 24.
    [Show full text]
  • SRT Motorsports - Camping World Truck Series Advance - Texas
    Contact: Matthew Simmons Adam Saal Bill Klingbeil SRT Motorsports - Camping World Truck Series Advance - Texas June 5, 2012, FT. WORTH, Texas - PARKER KLIGERMAN – No. 29 Reese Towpower RAM Crew Chief: Doug Randolph Career Stats: Starts: 32 Wins: 0 Top Fives: 5 Top 10s: 12 Poles: 0 Laps Led: 32 2012 Season Stats: Starts: 6 Wins: 0 Top Fives: 1 Top 10s: 3 Poles: 0 Laps Led: 1 • Scored second-place finish last week at Dover (Del.) International Speedway, his first top five of the season. • Second-place finish at Dover equaled his best career finish in the series. He was second in last year’s spring race at TMS, .936 seconds behind winner Ron Hornaday Jr. • Fifth in the series championship standings, 22 points behind leader Justin Lofton and six behind fourth-place James Buescher. Only nine points separate Kligerman from third-place Ty Dillon. • All three top 10 finishes have come at superspeedway races. • Has one top-five and two top-10 finishes in three previous NCWTS starts at TMS. • Has completed all possible laps – 1,007 – in the first six races this season, one of just five drivers to complete every lap. RAM DRIVER QUOTES “We have a new Reese Towpower RAM this weekend. The guys at the Penske Racing motor shop were able to find us some engine improvements over the last couple of months and hopefully that’ll help our performance. We’re coming off a great momentum builder at Dover getting that breakthrough run that we’ve been looking for all year. Texas is one of my favorite tracks and the June race is one of my favorite mile-and-a-half races.
    [Show full text]
  • NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Race
    NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Race Number 10 Unofficial Race Results for the 4Th Annual American Ethanol 225 - Saturday, July 21, 2012 Chicagoland Speedway - Joliet, IL - 1.5 Mile Paved Total Race Length - 150 Laps - 225 Miles - Purse: $603,861 Leader Driver Fin Str Trk Driver Team Laps Pts Bns Rating Winnings Status Tms Laps 1 11 31 James Buescher Fresh from Florida Gulf Seafood Chevrolet 150 47 4 107.4 $44,850 Running 2 6 2 6 2 Brendan Gaughan(i) South Point Hotel & Casino Chevrolet 150 0 140.9 $32,240 Running 3 83 3 4 17 Timothy Peters TOYOTA Tundra Toyota 150 42 1 112.1 $23,210 Running 2 3 4 9 88 Matt Crafton Schrock Cabinetry / Menards Toyota 150 40 114.5 $17,325 Running 5 17 29 Parker Kligerman PlanitDiy.com / Laitner.com RAM 150 40 1 89.8 $15,850 Running 1 6 6 8 33 Cale Gale # Rheem Chevrolet 150 38 92.0 $15,425 Running 7 14 9 Ron Hornaday Jr. Anderson's Maple Syrup Chevrolet 150 38 1 88.3 $14,275 Running 1 1 8 5 18 Jason Leffler Dollar General / M&M's Toyota 150 36 98.2 $14,200 Running 9 13 23 Jason White JW Demolition / GunBroker.com Ford 150 35 80.7 $14,125 Running 10 21 81 David Starr NCCER / BYF Toyota 150 34 73.4 $15,350 Running 11 22 73 Rick Crawford SuperSeal / Lilly Trucking Chevrolet 150 33 68.9 $11,725 Running 12 3 3 Ty Dillon # Bass Pro Shops / Allstate Chevrolet 150 33 1 110.0 $13,850 Running 2 17 13 19 08 Ross Chastain # Illiana Watermelon Association Toyota 150 31 77.3 $13,825 Running 14 16 09 John Wes Townley # Family Farmers Toyota 150 30 73.2 $13,775 Running 15 2 22 Joey Coulter RCR / darrellgwynnfoundation.com
    [Show full text]
  • Sports Page 1
    Page 10 THE TOWNS COUNTY HERALD April 4, 2012 Towns County Sports Towns County’s Leader In Sports T www.townscountyherald.net • E-mail: [email protected] Towns County Indians Baseball continued to skid last week Payton Shook squares to bunt against Hiwassee Dam. Photo by James Reese. A Luke Parker double plates Indians’ catcher Vonya Baldwin. Photo by James Reese. Jake Mullins fires to homeplate against Hiwassee Dam. Photo by James Reese. The Towns County Indi- Just a week prior to those ans continued to skid last week match ups, the Indians snapped The Indians’ James Mullins is safe at third against Hiwassee Dam. following a previous week of a 10-game losing streak with a Photo by James Reese. positives for Head Coach Chris 4-0 shutout over the Tallulah Boone Moss drives in a run against Hiwassee Dam. Vardo and the Indians. Falls Indians. Photo by James Reese. The Indians dropped Unfortunately for the In- consecutive games to North dians, there would be no exten- wassee Dam. starter to a 6-1 lead by the sec- Carolina’s Hiwassee Dam and sion of their winning streak. The visiting Eagles ond inning. Region 8 foe Prince Avenue In fact, the momentum jumped on the Indians’ Jake In the bottom half of Christian School. was hushed early on against Hi- Mullins early, and staked their the second, Harrison Hobbs singled in Boone Moss, who had reached base courtesy a leadoff walk. Following a bas- NASCAR 2012 es on balls to Cruz Shook, the By Gerald Hodges/the Racing Reporter Indians’ master batsman, Dil- lon Diehl, drove in Hobbs and Newman gets dramatic Martinsville win Shook with a two-run single The only two laps Ryan 209, 8.
    [Show full text]
  • Elliott Sadler No. 1 Onemain Financial Chevrolet Alex Bowman No. 88
    JR MOTORSPORTS TEAM PREVIEW: TRACK: Phoenix International Raceway RACE: Ticket Galaxy 200 (200 laps / 200 miles) DATE: Saturday, Nov. 12, 2016 RACE: Lucas Oil 150 (150 laps / 150 miles) DATE: Friday, Nov. 11, 2016 Broadcast Information – TV 7:30 p.m. ET on NBCSN / MRN & Sirius Ch. 90 7 p.m. ET Elliott Sadler enters this weekend second in the NASCAR Xfinity Elliott Sadler Series (NXS) point standings, just one point back from leader No. 1 OneMain Financial Chevrolet Daniel Suarez heading into the cutoff race for the Championship 4. The Virginia native has 15 NXS starts at Phoenix International Raceway with one win (2012), four top-five and eight top-10 finishes. Sadler is the only current full-time NXS regular with a win at the Arizona track. Sadler has amassed three wins, 13 top fives and a series-leading PR Manager: Josh Masten 28 top-10 finishes in 31 races this season. His average finish is 6.7 [email protected]; 704-677-6098 which is the best average finish of all full time Xfinity Series drivers. Heading into Phoenix International Raceway this weekend, Justin Justin Allgaier Allgaier currently sits fifth in the NASCAR Xfinity Series Chase No. 7 Suave Men Chevrolet standings, just one point outside the Championship 4 cutoff. In 12 NXS starts at Phoenix, Allgaier has three top-five and seven top-10 finishes, with a best effort of second (2013). The Illinois native’s three top-five finishes came in his three most recent starts at the 1-mile oval. He has an average finish of 3.0 over that span.
    [Show full text]
  • OFFICIAL RACE REPORT No
    NASCAR CAMPING WORLD TRUCK SERIES OFFICIAL RACE REPORT No. 3 19TH ANNUAL ALPHA ENERGY SOLUTIONS 250 MARTINSVILLE SPEEDWAY Martinsville, VA - April 1, 2017 .526-Mile Oval 250 Laps - 131.5 Miles TIME OF RACE: 2 hours, 1 minutes, 38 seconds AVERAGE SPEED: 64.867 mph MARGIN OF VICTORY: 1.865 second(s) Fin Str Car Stage 1 Stage 2 Lead Playoff Pos Pos No Driver Team Laps Pos Pos Pts Status Tms Laps Pts 1 1 23 Chase Elliott (i) Allegiant Airlines/NAPA Chevrolet 250 1 0 Running 2 92 2 2 21 Johnny Sauter Allegiant Travel Chevrolet 250 2 1 54 Running 1 62 1 3 6 4 Christopher Bell JBL Toyota 250 4 9 43 Running 2 96 4 9 18 Noah Gragson # Switch Toyota 250 8 36 Running 5 16 99 Ty Dillon (i) Overkill Motorsports Motorcoaches Chevrolet 250 9 0 Running 6 15 7 Brett Moffitt Toyota 250 31 Running 7 5 66 Ross Chastain (i) University of South Carolina Gamecocks Chevrolet 250 0 Running 8 3 17 Timothy Peters Toyota 250 7 4 40 Running 9 4 88 Matt Crafton Shasta/Menards Toyota 250 3 2 45 Running 10 19 16 Ryan Truex Harris Teeter/Bar Harbor Toyota 250 27 Running 11 8 29 Chase Briscoe # Cooper Standard Ford 250 6 3 39 Running 12 20 92 Regan Smith BTS Tire/Advance Auto Parts Ford 250 25 Running 13 7 51 Harrison Burton DEX Imaging Toyota 250 7 28 Running 14 22 02 Austin Hill Victory Wear Ford 250 10 24 Running 15 11 33 Kaz Grala # Kiklos Greek Extra Virgin Olive Oil Chevrolet 250 8 25 Running 16 14 63 Kyle Donahue Chevrolet 250 21 Running 17 10 98 Grant Enfinger # Jive Toyota 250 5 5 32 Running 18 21 87 Joe Nemechek NEMCO Motorsports Chevrolet 250 19 Running 19 27 13 Cody Coughlin # JEGS Toyota 250 18 Running 20 17 27 Ben Rhodes Safelite Auto Glass Toyota 249 17 Running 21 13 19 Austin Cindric # LTi Printing Ford 249 16 Running 22 25 75 Caleb Holman Food Country USA/Lopez Wealth Mgmt Chevrolet 249 15 Running 23 31 49 Wendell Chavous # Chevrolet 248 14 Running 24 26 45 T.J.
    [Show full text]
  • The Changing Face of Sports Media January 2010 the Changing Face 2010 of Sports Media
    The Nielsen Company The Changing Face of Sports Media January 2010 The Changing Face 2010 of Sports Media Welcome to Nielsen’s 2010 The Changing Face of Sports Media, a compilation of media and consumer insights from across The Nielsen Company. Enclosed you will find television ratings, advertising intelligence, as well as online and mobile information to provide an almanac of US sports fan consumption in 2009. There is no true beginning or end to the sports year and many sports’ seasons straddle both ends of the calendar. In that spirit, and in the interest of delivering the most comprehensive analysis, we included data from each sport’s latest completed regular season as of January 10, 2010. The data reveal that we are living in an incredible time for sports consumption. There were over 43,700 hours of live sporting events on broadcast and cable television in 2009. And the continued growth of high definition and satellite TV – now in 33% and 29% of US homes, respectively – made it even easier for fans to follow their favorite teams in amazing clarity no matter where they might be located across the country. The DVR-proof nature of sports continued to entice commercial advertisers who, despite a down economy, spent $7.6 billion on sports programming in the past year. Sports are also perfectly suited for the current three-screen media age. On average 81 million people in the US visited sports websites each month to keep tabs on their fantasy teams or follow any one of the captivating stories this year.
    [Show full text]
  • Kentucky Speedway Arca Records 2000-2015
    KENTUCKY SPEEDWAY ARCA RECORDS 2000-2015 CAR PERFORMANCE AT KENTUCKY CAR MAKE ENTRIES WINS RUNNING % RUNNING AVG. PURSE TOTAL PURSE WON Chevrolet 367 2 229 62 NA NA Ford 251 11 166 66 NA NA Dodge 108 6 81 75 NA NA Pontiac 40 0 22 55 NA NA Toyota 43 3 37 86 NA NA TOP FIVE FINISHERS 205-MILE RACES YEAR FIRST (Started) SECOND THIRD FOURTH FIFTH 2004 Ryan Hemphill (2) Billy Venturini Mark Gibson Ken Weaver Christi Passmore 2003 Kyle Busch (4) Frank Kimmel Matt Hagans Shelby Howard Jason Jarrett 200-MILE RACES YEAR FIRST (Started) SECOND THIRD FOURTH FIFTH 2002 Chad Blount (3) Frank Kimmel Austin Cameron Jason Jarrett Mark Gibson 2001 Frank Kimmel (1) John Metcalf Billy Venturini Todd Bowsher Chase Montgomery 2000 Ryan Newman (1) Tim Steele A.J. Henriksen Billy Venturini Bobby Gerhart 155-MILE RACES YEAR FIRST (Started) SECOND THIRD FOURTH FIFTH 2002 Frank Kimmel (2) Chad Blount Jason Rudd John Metcalf Andy Belmont 150-MILE RACES YEAR FIRST (Started) SECOND THIRD FOURTH FIFTH Sept. 26, 2015 Ryan Reed (9) Travis Braden David Levine Ross Kenseth Grant Enfinger Sept. 19, 2014 Brennan Poole (8) Matt Tifft Mason Mitchell Cody Coughlin Daniel Suarez Sept. 21, 2013 Corey Lajoie (13) Mason Mitchell Spencer Grant Enfinger Chad Boat Gallaher 2009 Parker Kligerman (2) Grant Enfinger Justin Lofton Craig Goess Brian Ickler 2009 James Buescher (1) Justin Lofton Jesse Smith Brian Ickler Frank Kimmel 2008 Scott Speed (6) Sean Caisse Justin Allgaier Frank Kimmel Brian Scott 2008 Ricky Stenhouse, Jr. (15) Scott Speed Ryan Fischer Ken Butler III John Wes Townley 2007 Michael McDowell (2) Cale Gale Bobby Santos Alex Yontz Erin Crocker 2007 Erik Darnell (5) Erin Crocker Bobby Santos Scott Lagasse, Chad Blount Jr.
    [Show full text]
  • NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Race Number 20 Unofficial Race Results for the 20Th Annual Texas Roadhouse 200 Presented by Al
    NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Race Number 20 Unofficial Race Results for the 20Th Annual Texas Roadhouse 200 Presented By Alpha Energy Solutions - Saturday, October 27, 2018 Martinsville Speedway - Martinsville, VA - .526 Mile Paved Total Race Length - 200 Laps - 105.2 Miles Stage 1 Stage 2 Playoff Fin Str Trk Driver Team Laps Pos Pos Pts Status Tms Laps Pts 1 8 21 Johnny Sauter (P) ISM Connect Chevrolet 200 1 1 60 Running 3 148 7 2 17 16 Brett Moffitt (P) AW N.C./AISIN Group Toyota 200 9 37 Running 3 16 13 Myatt Snider # Louisiana Hot Sauce Ford 200 34 Running 1 7 4 4 41 Ben Rhodes The Carolina Nut Co. Ford 200 4 40 Running 5 5 17 Kyle Benjamin(i) Crosley Brands/DGR Crosley Toyota 200 5 0 Running 1 6 6 13 24 Justin Haley (P) Fraternal Order of Eagles Chevrolet 200 10 8 35 Running 7 3 18 Noah Gragson (P) Safelite AutoGlass Toyota 200 2 2 48 Running 8 2 51 Harrison Burton Morton Buildings Toyota 200 9 10 32 Running 9 12 46 Christian Eckes Craftsman Toyota 200 28 Running 10 9 23 Timothy Peters AutosbyNelson.com Chevrolet 200 8 7 34 Running 11 11 52 Stewart Friesen We Build America Chevrolet 200 26 Running 12 1 4 Todd Gilliland # JBL/SiriusXM Toyota 200 4 32 Running 1 39 13 10 88 Matt Crafton (P) Chi-Chis/Menards Ford 200 3 5 38 Running 14 6 98 Grant Enfinger (P) Protect the Harvest Ford 200 6 6 33 Running 15 22 30 Jeb Burton(i) Strutmasters.com/SparrowRanch.org Toyota 200 0 Running 16 14 75 Parker Kligerman Global Building Contractors/Food Country USA Chevrolet 200 21 Running 17 25 25 Tyler Dippel America First/Turning Point USA Chevrolet
    [Show full text]