From his now famous fence climb of one year ago to this season’s visit to victory lane, Sutter, California’s Logan Seavey has developed a special relationship with Lanco’s Clyde Martin Memorial Speedway.
Aaron Bollinger, the youthful charger in the Bollinger's Septic Service No. 16a finally kicked open the door to victory lane at Lanco's Clyde Martin Memorial Speedway. And he did it in a big way, executing a slide job on the last lap to win the biggest 600 Sprint race of the year for Lanco club members, the Clyde Martin Memorial presented by Gold Rush Trailer Sales.
Heath Hehnly and Tommy Phipps Jr. proved they were as hot as the weather on Saturday night, as each throttle-jockey earned his third consecutive triumph at Lanco's Clyde Martin Memorial Speedway.
Heath Hehnly drove to his second straight (and third overall) victory of the season in Saturday night's 25-lap main event for the Hyper Racing 600 Sprints at Lanco's Clyde Martin Memorial Speedway.
A rare bad night on June 15 lit a fire in Heath Hehnly's belly, and one week later he blazed a trail all the way to victory lane at Lanco's Clyde Martin Memorial Speedway.
Even flu-like symptoms could not deter Mike Rutherford on Saturday night at Lanco's Clyde Martin Memorial Speedway, as the Lebanon, PA throttle-jockey registered his fifth consecutive victory in the Hyper Racing 600 Sprint feature.
Marty Brian Wins 4-Stroke Nail-Biter; Nick Skias & Cliff Brian Jr. Also Victorious On Scout Night
This is not a reference to paper towels, but it might be "Bounty Time" for Mike Rutherford.
Night One of the Bud's Spring Service Memorial Day Open at Lanco's Clyde Martin Memorial Speedway produced a winning foursome of Mike Rutherford (600cc), Jason Swavely (270cc), Lee Reinhardt (Sportsman), and Cliff Brian Jr. (125cc/250cc Four-Stroke Challenge).
Newmanstown, PA (May 18) - The music playing over the p.a. system should have been Rhythm n' Blues, because R&B ruled the clay on Armed Forces Night at Lanco's Clyde Martin Memorial Speedway.
Mike Rutherford picked up his second win of 2019 in the Hyper Racing 600 Sprint main, while Bradley Brown found victory lane in the Viper Chassis 270cc feature.
Newmanstown, PA (April 27) - Some amazing, frenetic racing action highlighted the night of competition on Saturday at Lanco's Clyde Martin Memorial Speedway. When the final checkered flag waved, three drivers had scored their first wins of the 2019 season, while a pair of wheel-twisters recorded second triumphs in the year's first four events.
Sometimes it's better to be lucky than good. On an Easter Eve Saturday night, Heath Hehnly was both, and the result was a first win of the season in the Hyper Racing 600 Sprint main event at Lanco's Clyde Martin Memorial Speedway.
Newmanstown, PA (April 13) - Chances are, if Mike Rutherford went out for some ice cream on Sunday, he ordered a triple dip of his favorite flavors. That's because Saturday night produced a triple-victory effort by the Lititz, Pa. racer at Lanco's Clyde Martin Memorial Speedway.
Jerry Reed sang "When You're Hot, You're Hot" and Rutherford was absolutely sizzling on RTS Chassis/ First Responders Night at the Clyde. His trifecta of triumphs included the Hyper Racing 600 checkered flag, the Viper Chassis 270's, and the Sportsman Class' 25-lap main event.
Newmanstown, PA (April 7) - Put Alex Bright in any type of racecar at Lanco's Clyde Martin Memorial Speedway, and chances are he will steer it straight to the winner's circle. He proved that once again on Saturday night when he gassed Greg Stevens' 600 Sprint to victory in the No Wing Spring Fling at the Newmanstown, Pa. oval.
Hollywood could not have scripted it any better. On Saturday night at Lanco's Clyde Martin Memorial Speedway, a pair of point championships (600cc and 270cc) were decided exactly as they should have been - on the track, with the combatants involved in each point chase duking it out with each other, along with the rest of the field, in some scintillating season finales at the Newmanstown, PA oval.
Night Two of the Labor Day Shootout, presented by Hyper Racing, took place in Newmanstown, PA. But the name might as well have been changed, at least for one night, to Slide Job City as plenty of wild and wonderful wingless competition highlighted the program at Lanco's Clyde Martin Memorial Speedway.
It's been a season of "race less, win more" for Brian Carber, and his victories have come in events that offer a lucrative payday to the winner. On Sunday night, Brian "Big Money" Carber nailed down his first Lanco triumph and collected the $1,000 that went with it by winning the Hyper Racing wingless 600 Sprint A-Main at the Shootout.
While he's won a couple wingless 270cc A-Mains over the past few years, Kyle Spence drove to his first winged 600 Sprint victory in Lanco's Labor Day Shootout presented by Bud's Sprint Service on Saturday night at Clyde Martin Memorial Speedway. The triumph was the third 600cc win of the season for the driver from Bear, DE.
"I really wanted to add a winged 600 win (in the Shootout) to my list," said Spence. "It's a big race, one of the biggest in this area, and it's nice to be able to check it off the list of races I want to win."
Kenny Groff Trucking sponsored a fantastic night of racing at Lanco's Clyde Martin Memorial Speedway on Saturday, August 25, with three of the five main events featuring two- and three-car tussles for the win while a pack of hungry wolves fought for positions throughout the top ten. And Mike Rutherford is still the man to beat in 600cc and 270cc competition at the Clyde.
Rutherford, from Lititz, captured his second consecutive (and third overall) triumph in the Hyper Racing 600 Sprint feature, then came back a short while later and won his third straight (and fifth of the year) Viper Chassis 270 Sprint main.
When the season enters its "stretch run" and the summer sun is at its hottest, Mike Rutherford always seems to hit the "GO" button at Lanco's Clyde Martin Memorial Speedway.
That was the case during Saturday's Mongoose Chassis Night at the Newmanstown, PA speedway, when Rutherford visited victory lane not once, but twice, scoring victories in the Hyper Racing 600 and Viper Chassis 270 main events. Both races were exciting events that saw Rutherford mired in heavy lapped traffic while a large pack of hungry racers battled ferociously for positions two through ten behind him. The 600cc main went non-stop (took just over 4-minutes, 37-seconds to complete), while the 25-lapper for the 270's had only two cautions slowing the event.