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Race of Champions 100

Langhorne Speedway
May 1st, 2008

True Value/Dart Machinery Modified Series
Race Results

1. Richard Davidowitz
2. Richie Coy
3. Charli Brown
4. Zach Truesdail
5. Keith Joseph
6. Steve Rohner, Jr.
7. Tony Hanbury
8. Jeff Marble
9. Chris Forster
10. Chris Rogers

DMC Auto Exchange 150

Ace Speedway
April 30th, 2008

Whelen Modified Online Tour
Race Results

1. Richie Coy
2. Charli Brown
3. Michael Pares, Jr.
4. Jeff Marble
5. Jeff Rogers
6. Keith Joseph
7. Chris Rogers
8. Chris Forster
9. Rick Dutra

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XtraMart 50

Thompson International Speedway
April 29th, 2008

Sunoco SK/SST Modified Series presented by NPGPro.com
Race Results

1. Bobby Ambroceo
2. Ed Battaglia
3. Joe Szot
4. Phil Jacques
5. Jeremy Smith
6. Ryan Curran
7. Rick Underwood
8. Scott Aldrich
9. Steve Rohner, Jr.
10. Doug Woolley

May 1st, 2008 Richard Davidowitz wins the Race of Champions 100 at Langhorne! - By Charli Brown Richard Davidowitz made some daring late race moves in traffic to win the Race of Champions 100 at Langhorne Speedway, Thursday night. Langhorne, PA - Richard Davidowitz is on a hot streak. After winning the three previous True Value/Dart Machinery Modified Series races in the regular Spring Season, all eyes were on the Hooters/Harley Davidson machine as the SIModified.com Online Racing Leagues' second visit to the historic Langhorne Speedway opened the 2008 Race of Champions Series. Defending Langhorne Race of Champions winner Charli Brown won the Dart Heads Pole Award and re-wrote the Langhorne Track Record with a lap time of 24.443 seconds at 147.281 MPH. The 2007 Whelen Modified Online Tour champion Richie Coy would qualify his Stewart's Root Beer Ford on the outside pole and two of the leagues' defending series champions led the field to the green flag. The race's first caution came on lap 13 as Chris Rogers would get up in the marbles just past the start/finish line and spin his WPW Growers machine and come to a rest against the turn one armco barrier. Richard Davidowitz and Rich Warden would both stay out to lead a lap for bonus points as Richie Coy won the race off pit road. Warden led the field to the lap 17 restart over Coy, Tom Meade, Tony Hanbury and Zach Truesdail. Tom Meade had just worked his way to the outside of Rich Warden and Richie Coy for the race lead when the second caution came on lap 18 for Chris Forster and Keith Joseph getting together in turn four. Meade continued to hold the lead for the next 30 laps before Richard Davidowitz used lapped traffic to his advantage and took the top spot when rain began to fall over the speedway, bringing out the race's third caution just past the KING Design Halfway Award on lap 53. The race's second half began to show more intensity as Tom Meade and Charli Brown split Davidowitz's car three wide as the trio raced off turn two on lap 62 with Meade reclaiming the lead until the fourth caution at lap 68 for Rich Warden spinning in turn two. The race resumed on lap 78 with Charli Brown making a move to Chris Forster's outside for the lead as the two raced to turn one but Tony Hanbury would fall victim to the slippery high groove and spin his Coors Light, Owego Sanitation Chevrolet in turn one for the race's sixth caution on lap 81. Forster continued to stay out and led the field to the lap 86 restart over Chris Rogers, Ryan Curran and Rich Warden. Charli Brown was fifth after wining the race off pit road and everyone behind him was on fresh tires. At the drop of the green flag, the fresh rubber immediately began to show dividends as Brown and Richard Davidowitz dove to the inside of Warden and Curran and set off after the second place car of Chris Rogers. Rogers was making his own bid under Forster for the lead as the two passed the start/finish line the following lap, but Brown was already there and the two made contact racing to turn one to bring out the race's seventh caution on lap 87. Forster led to the lap 91 restart, but yielded the low lane to Brown, Davidowitz and Coy as the race entered it's final stages. Brown and Davidowitz waged a wheel to wheel, side by side war for the lead for the next four laps until Brown finally took command on lap 95. Davidowitz dropped back, then went to the high lane and took the lead away from Brown on the following lap and led to the race's final caution at lap 98 for Tom Meade and Rick Dutra getting together in turn two. The final round of pit stops showed several different degrees of strategy as Brown and Davidowitz took four tires, while Coy took two. Most of the drivers behind the leaders had stayed out hoping for an extended caution including Keith Joseph, who stayed out to inherit the lead. As the field came off turn four for the final restart, drivers used every lane available to improve their positon to contend for the win. Davidowitz's four tire decision immediately paid off as he threaded the needle through traffic and made some daring three wide moves up the middle to work his way back into the lead in just two laps! Brown on the other hand, worked the high lane and folllowed Richie Coy who was racing Zach Truesdail for the second spot. But as the pack came off turn four to the final caution flag, Jeff Marble got into Keith Joseph (who was racing Truesdail for fourth) and caused a four car melee that also included Dennis Frates as the cars spun and crashed across the start/finish line. Davidowitz would come home the winner, followed by Richie Coy and Charli Brown. Zach Truesdail held on for fourth followed by Keith Joseph. Steve Rohner, Jr. finished sixth and earned the Sunoco "Rookie of the Race" Award with Tony Hanbury, Jeff Marble, Chris Forster and Chris Rogers rounding out the top ten. This week, the True Value/Dart Machinery Modified Series heads to the Lonesome Pine Speedway in Coeburn, Virginia for the Little Trees 100.

April 30th, 2008 Richie Coy dominates the DMC Auto Exchange 150 at Ace Speedway! - By Charli Brown Richie Coy took home another win on the Whelen Modified Online Tour Wednesday night in the DMC Auto Exchange 150 at Ace Speedway. Altamahaw, NC - Defending Whelen Modified Online Tour champion Richie Coy dominated the DMC Auto Exchange 150 Wednesday night at the Ace Speedway. Coy won the Coors Light Pole Award with a lap time of 15.739 seconds at 91.492 mph and led the field to the green flag. The race's first caution came early on lap 11 for Rick Dutra spinning his Francis Farm sponsored machine in turn four. Dutra pulled away without any damage and rejoined at the rear of the field. Coy led the field to the lap 17 restart over Jeff Marble, Chris Rogers, Chris Forster and Michael Pares, Jr. but the race would only go another two laps before Chris Forster spun his XtraMart machine off turn four while racing Rogers for the third spot. Keith Joseph brought out the third caution of night when he spun his Thompson Center sponsored machine in turn four on lap 28. Rick Dutra and Jeff Rogers took evasive action to avoid hitting Joseph's car as the field came to the caution. Five laps later Coy again brought the field to the green flag on lap 33 as he led over Jeff Marble, Chris Rogers, Michael Pares, Jr. and True Value/Dart Modified Series invader Charli Brown. The first long run of the evening came on this restart as Brown went upstairs and worked around Pares, Jr. for fourth as the two raced to turn one. Chris Forster would suffer electrical problems 15 laps later and come to a stop at the top of turns three and four to bring out the fourth caution of the night on lap 48. Richie Coy continued to lead to the lap 54 restart and would hold the top spot until the race's fifth caution came for Michael Pares, Jr. and Jeff Rogers as the two raced for the fifth spot entering turn three on lap 71. All of the leaders hit pit road for service under this caution handing the lead to Keith Joseph as he led to the Mends Image Halfway lap. Coy won the race off pit road followed by Charli Brown, Jeff Marble, Keith Joseph and Jeff Rogers. Brown made his bid for the lead as he raced Coy to turn one on the lap 78 restart and apply heavy pressure to the back bumper of the Stewart's Root Beer Ford. But as the laps clicked off, Brown's tires would begin to fade and he would lose second to Jeff Marble before spinning in turn three to bring out the race's sixth caution on lap 104. This would bring all the leaders to pit road for another round of pit stops with Richie Coy still holding the lead over Jeff Marble, Michael Pares, Jr., Charli Brown and Keith Joseph as the race restarted on lap 111. Richie Coy would lead the rest of the way as Charli Brown and Michael Pares, Jr. raced wheel to wheel for second and third with Brown getting the spot the checkered flags. Pares, Jr. came hom third followed by Jeff Marble and Jeff Rogers. Sixth through tenth was Keith Joseph, Chris Rogers, Chris Forster and Rick Dutra. This week, the Whelen Modified Online Tour heads back to Caraway Speedway for a 100 lap event.

April 29th, 2008 Bobby Ambroceo wins his second straight at Thompson! - By Charli Brown Bobby Ambroceo took home his second straight win Tuesday night at the Thompson International Speedway in the XtraMart 50. Thompson, CT - Bobby Ambroceo became the second driver to win two races in the Sunoco SK/SST Modified Series presented by NPGPro.com Tuesday night in the XtraMart 50 at the Thompson International Speedway. Ambroceo set fast time and won the Earthscapes.cc Pole Award with a lap time of 21.060 seconds at 106.838 mph. For the second straight week he led all 50 laps from the pole to win over Ed Battaglia, Joe Szot, Phil Jacques and newcomer Jeremy Smith. Doug Wooley and Steve Rohner, Jr. were racing hard for the second postion and as the two cars came off turn four, made contact and collected Jim Windrow. This resulted in Rohner, jr. getting airbone and flipping several times before coming to a rest on all four wheels on the front stretch. The crowd gave him a big cheer as he climbed out of his car and waved to the fans to let them know he was fine. Woolley and Windrow were scored at the tail of the lead lap for being involved in the incident giving second to Ed Battaglia. This week, the Sunoco SK Modified Series presented by NPGPro.com heads back to the Jennerstown Speedway for it's second visit of the 2008 spring season.