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Michaels Mercer Raceway presents the “Fall brawl” Friday, September 25 featuring 410 sprints paying $2,000 to win. Remember this is a Friday night event!!

September 21, 2020 by Matt Harakal

Remember this is a Friday night event !!

Michaels Mercer Raceway presents the “Fall brawl” Friday, September 25 featuring 410 sprints paying $2,000 to win

By Jim Balentine

Mercer, Pa

The oval track racing has been quiet at Mercer since early September but will roar back with a vengeance for the fall brawl which will be held on Friday, September 25th which will feature the 410 sprint cars battling for $2000 to win!! also on the card will be the big block modifieds; the FASTRAK limited modifieds the Racesaver 305 sprints and the mighty Mercer mini stocks.

The show will be a quick tuneup for the 21st annual little guy nationals to be held the following week the first week of October.

The 410 sprint cars have been highly competitive at Mercer this year in their limited appearances. 3rd generation driver Adam Kekich has two feature wins and 4 time track Champion and 2nd generation driver Jack Sodeman Jr has one win. Jeremy Kornbau has been doing a great job and has been knocking on the door of victory Lane along with Brandon Spithaler. With the show being on a Friday night it is possible that some western or central Ohio sprint cars will head east to Mercer to race in the open 410 show.

The Racesaver 305 sprints have been very competitive as well with 2019 track champion Jake Gomola being the only repeat winner!! Greg Dobrosky who also picked up the “Big Mav Classic” central Pa standout Garrett Bard and Randy Sterling have been the only other victors.

The big block modifieds this season started out with New York State dominating the features with Phil Vigneri, Erik Rudolph and Chad Brachmann from the big Apple state picking up big paying wins until 2019 and 1995 champ Rex King Sr picked up his first Mercer checker of 2020 and his son Rex King Jr was the last modified winner at the speedway. Veteran Dave Murdick has been winless at Mercer this year and has one final race to take the win.

The FASTRAK limited modifieds have been growing every week and has been so competitive it took last year’s track champion Brian Schaffer four nights until he could pick up his first win of 2020. Longtime Modifed racer Eric Gabany has 2 wins, youngster Preston Cope picked up his first ever Mercer Checker, and the big circuit winner Chas Wolbert has 2 Mercer victories.

The mighty Mercer mini stocks have had five feature events out of six that have been won by less than one second!!! and have been averaging 25 cars a night with 5 different winners!! Adam Aley who returned to racing after a 19 year layoff , picked up his first career win at Mercer as did Phil King!! Adam’s brother Will has one win, and Mike Porterfield has two, and former champ Tim Callahan has one.

Grandstand admission will be $20 adult senior $17

Pits will be $35 and $30 for seniors

Pit gates open at four with grandstands at five and racing at seven

We are looking for sponsors to help increase the payoffs and all divisions please message the track on Facebook or leave a message at the track office 7246621310.

Mercer pre-release for Saturday Aug 29 2020.

August 26, 2020 by Matt Harakal

Mercer pre-release for Saturday Aug 29 2020.
By Jim Balentine
(Mercer,Pa)

As the end of summer approaches the 2020 action at Michael’s Mercer raceway has been hot and heavy with first time winners, last lap wins and lady luck emerging victorious..and coming up this Saturday, August 29 Track owner Ed Michaels will host the end of summer shootout featuring the big block modifieds; the 305 sprints; the FASTRAK modifieds; mini stocks and the junior sprints.

The previously scheduled 410 sprint car race for Saturday has been cancelled due to a scheduling conflict.

The King family has reigned supreme in the big block modifieds as last years track champ Rex King Sr picked up his 1st Mercer win of 2020 last week and his son Rex King Jr won the previous week. Can anyone dethrone the legendary family?

The 305 sprints honored their own Brandon Hawkins last week as it was all Jake Gomola until the last lap out of turn 4 where coming down for the checker! Gomola tangled with a lapped car ending his night handing the win to Greg Dobrosky for his first win of the season. Gomola is the only repeat winner the season in the highly competitive 305 sprints!!

The FASTRAK modifieds have had good turnouts every Saturday night with last years track champion Brian Schaffer finally picking up his 1st win of 2020 last week. First time winner 2 weeks ago Preston Cope and multi time winner Eric Gabany will be on the heels of last years champ.

The mighty Mercer mini stocks have had last lap excitement all year as veteran Will Aley beat DJ McCrae by a matter of inches. Every feature so far has gone down the the final 100 feet to determine a winner… will it happen again Saturday?

The junior sprints will make their 2nd appearance of 2020 featuring young racers from the ages of 7-13 in 9 and 12 hp motor action.

Pits open at 4 pm
Grandstands at 5
Racing at 7 pm

Grandstands admission is
$15 for adults
$13 for seniors
Pits are $30 $25 for seniors

For more information on Mercer please visit our Facebook page or our website at www.mercerracewaypark.com. You can also contact the track at 724-662-1310 or on Facebook messenger .

Greg Dobrosky captures “Mav classic” as leader Gomola hits lapped car out of turn 4 for the win; King Sr wins 19th big block modified main; Brian Schaffer takes FASTRAK mods; Will Aley wins 2nd mini stock main.

August 23, 2020 by Matt Harakal

By Jim Balentine Mercer, Pa.

Greg Dobrosky captures “Mav classic” as leader Gomola hits lapped car out of turn 4 for the win; King Sr wins 19th big block modified main; Brian Schaffer takes FASTRAK mods; Will Aley wins 2nd mini stock main.

On a beautiful late summer Saturday night at Michaels Mercer Raceway Park the track, the fans, the drivers and the crews all paid tribute to the late Brandon Hawkins, a 305 sprint car racer who tragically lost his life at the young age of 26 years old, with the first annual “Mav classic” named for Brandon’s young son Maverick. The event was a 27 lap affair that paid $2727 to the winner and had an $11,500 purse with $27 per lap plus other contingencies. It was the highest paying 305 sprint car race in the history of the western pa area.

30 305 sprints turned out to honor the Hawkins family as drivers came as far as New York, southern Ohio, and Central Pa to compete at the 3/8 mile bent egg oval. Jake Gomola, last years track champion was the driver to beat all night as he won his heat race ,won the $400 dash and started on the pole of the 27 lap feature. Gomola bolted immediately out into the lead and was the man to beat as he open up a five second lead at one point on second place and as he was coming down for the checkered flag out of turn number 4 he encountered a lapped car and got tangled up with the car resulting in him not being able to restart the event for the final lap. Greg Dobrosky, who has won six times at the Mercer speed plant inherited the lead for the final lap and went on to win the event over 10 time winner Jim Morris; Jeremy Kornbau, and John Paytner.

Kyle Colwell who was racing the Brandon Hawkins car started last in the Mav challenge where with Colwell starting last in 27^th position every car that he would pass for position would donate $50 back to the Hawkins family. Colwell ended up finishing 5^th so by passing 22 cars from the 27^th starting position $1,100 would go back to the Hawkins family and Colwell would also receive the $100 hard charger award. Cameron Hague earned the hard luck award as he qualified for the A main through the Consi but blew his motor as the checkered fell. John Paynter earned the farthest tow award for coming from Bloomington, Indiana. Over $4,000 was raised at Mercer for Brandon’s son Maverick.

In the big block modifieds Rex king Sr the 1995 and 2019 Track Champion took off from the pole position to never be challenged in the 25 lap event As he held off his son Rex King Jr who won last week, Dave Murdick would be third, JR McGinley fourth and Kyle Fink 5th.

Brian Schaffer, last year’s FASTRAK modified track Champion took command of the feature event from the pole position and held off Chas Wolbert who is one of the top winning limited modified drivers in the area, 9 time winner Garrett Krummert would finish 3rd, Brandon Ritchey 4th and David Kalb 5th.

In the mini stock finale longtime veteran Will Aley won his 2nd career feature in the class holding of a challenging DJ McCrae and last weeks winner Phil King. McCrae would later be found to have an illegal tire which would send him to the last position. King would move up to 2nd, Leonard Baker Jr 3rd, Carl Ealy 4th and Randy Ealy 5th. Kyle Donnelly violently flipped his 24D mid race but was uninjured.

305 Sprints Mav Classic

1. 88-Greg Dobrosky[2]; 2. 16-Jim Morris[3]; 3. 27K-Jeremy Kornbau[4]; 4. 23-John Paytner[14]; 5. 27H-Kyle Colwell[27]; 6. 29-logan mccandless[18]; 7. 67-Ken Duke Jr[5]; 8. X-Dan Bennett[11]; 9. 78D-Dale Schweikert[8]; 10. 5-John Walp[16]; 11. X7-Andy Cavanagh[13]; 12. 80JR-Dave Hawkins[21]; 13. 26-Ryan Lynn[15]; 14. 4J-Jacob Gamola[1]; 15. 7-Andrew Jacbus[26]; 16. 78-Justin Clark[9]; 17. 00S-Randy Sterling[20]; 18. 19-Tyler Cochran[25]; 19. 56-Steve Cousins[7]; 20. 2-Derek Hauck[6]; 21. 52-Jeffery Weaver[17]; 22. 5B-Rob Bartchey[10]; 23. 78C-Dakota Schweihart[24]; 24. 47-Brett Brunkenhofer[23]; 25. 4T-Dylan Troyer[19]; 26. 12G-Tommy Jasen[22]; 27. 21-Rob Felix[12]

Heat winners; 67-Ken Duke Jr; 4J-Jacob Gamola; 2-Derek Hauck; 78D-Dale Schweikert

Big Block Modifieds feature

1. 65-Rex King Sr[1]; 2. 165-Rex King Jr[9]; 3. 61-Dave Murdick[5]; 4. 18-JR McGinley[3]; 5. 6F-Kyle Fink[10]; 6. 18W-Colton Walters[7]; 7. 35-Steve Slater[2]; 8. 3K-shawn kozar[4]; 9. 5-Max Smoker[8]; 10. 717-Billy Adams[6]; 11. 72M-Jacob McElravy[12]; 12. 74-Kevin Green[11]

Heat winners: 65-Rex King Sr; 35-Steve Slater

Mini Stock feature

1. 9-William Aley[1]; 2. 12-Phil King[10]; 3. 0B-Leonard Baker Jr[3]; 4. 0-Carl Ealy[6]; 5. 0R-Randy Ealy[9]; 6. 77-Pete Blaczak[17]; 7. 17J-Mike Salsgiver[19]; 8. 1-James Tasker[20]; 9. 20A-Jesse Armstong[23]; 10. 8BALL-Ed Haylett[18]; 11. 999-Adam Aley[7]; 12. 17S-Shane Shook[13]; 13. 31-Greg Marks[22]; 14. 64-Summer Pitts[14]; 15. 24D-Kyle Donnelly[4]; 16. 7X-Justin Bailey[5]; 17. 77H-Cameron Hutchins[11]; 18. 6-Mike Kelley[12]; 19. 56M-Scott McElravy[24]; 20. 5-Andy Thompson[8]; 21. 27-Patrick Lane[16]; 22. 54H-Dave Harding[15]; 23. 53Z-Larry Blake[21]; 24. (DQ) 36PACK-DJ MacRae[2]

Heat winners: 0-Carl Ealy; 7X-Justin Bailey; 24D-Kyle Donnelly

FASTRAK Modified feature:

1. 41-Brian Schaffer[1]; 2. C3-Chas Wolbert[3]; 3. 10S-Garrett Krummert[4]; 4. 17-Brandon Ritchey[2]; 5. 11J-David Kalb[8]; 6. 14-Jerry Schaffer[7]; 7. 86-Shayne Izzo[5]; 8. 44-Jim Bryce[9]; 9. 5C-Ayden Cipriano[15]; 10. JD57-Jordan Ehrenberg[11]; 11. 113-Don Cornelius[16]; 12. 7P-Caden Petry[18]; 13. 33G-Dalton Gabriel[20]; 14. 4S-Eric Gabany[6]; 15. 404-MIchael Kristyak[17]; 16. 28J-Jacob Jordan[19]; 17. 25L-Jordan Little[12]; 18. 24-Preston Cope[10]; 19. 71-Gage Priester[14]

Heat winners

41-Brian Schaffer; 17-Brandon Ritchey

Michaels Mercer Raceway and Allegheny sprint tour pay tribute to 305 drivers Brandon Hawkins with massive weekend memorial.

August 20, 2020 by Kat Hairhoger

By Jim Balentine

Michaels Mercer Raceway and Allegheny sprint tour pay tribute to 305 drivers Brandon Hawkins with massive weekend memorial.

It will be a special and emotional evening at Michaels Mercer Raceway this Saturday, August 22 as the track the drivers the crews and the fans pay tribute to Brandon Hawkins who at 26 years old perished from a construction accident July 20th. He won his first ever 305 sprint feature at Bedford on that prior Friday night, competed at Mercer on Saturday night, turned 26 years old on Sunday and then was tragically killed the next day on Monday.

He leaves his son Maverick, his parents Dave and Chrissy, his girlfriend Ashley and his family and friends so to honor him and the people who loved him The Big Mav Classic will be this Saturday, August 22, 2020 at Michael’s Mercer Raceway. We would like to thank all of the individuals and businesses who have helped make this event possible for us and Brandon’s son, Maverick Hawkins.

Purse Sponsors:

Alternative Power Sources, INC.

Stiller Trucking

Patriot Homes

Diehl Automotive

Bennett Truck Transport

Schake Industries, INC

Heffner Racing Enterprises, LLC

Sye Lynch Racing

J & J Outdoor Power Equipment

Denochick Logging & Clearing, LLC

Tom Holden Racing

Rodney Matthews Trucking

Knox Bakery

The Rehab Centre

Travis Harry Race Engines

Les Frickshun

Showtime Designs

Hex Motorsports

Lap Sponsors:

1. Karleigh & Lakan Colwell

2. Ruby Myers

3. Doug Becker

4. J & J Outdoor Power Equipment

5. Jamie Colwell

6. Kyle Fink Motorsports

7. Taylor Hepler

8. Kroboth Racing

9. Myers Water Wells

10. Myers Water Wells

11. Karl & Tracy Becker

12. Fayetteville Motor Speedway

13. The Beatty’s

14. Schantz Brother’s Racing #8 and #14

15. Miss Tammy’s Flag Car Service

16. Carolina Sprint Tour

17. Carolina Sprint Tour

18. Carolina Sprint Tour

19. Carolina Sprint Tour

20. Colwell’s Xpress Lube

21. The Stroll Family

22. Amanda Colwell

23. Makena Stiller

24. 54J Race Team

25. Colwell’s Auto Service

26. Chuck & Diane Klinger

27. Kole Colwell & Maverick Hawkins

For the following categories $100 will go to the driver and $27 will go to Maverick Hawkins.

Hard Charger: Ron’s Lawn Service, LLC

Quicktime in hot laps: Ryan & Alicia Fredericks

Longest Tow: Economy Landscaping

Best Appearing Car (Determined by fan vote): Cousins Designs

Hardluck: O’Donnell Family

The pill draw will be $25.00. The pill draw will be at Jacob Gomola’s trailer (4J – Will be diagonal from turn 3). You will receive a ticket for prizes along with a Big Mav Classic t-shirt.

Heat Race winners will receive $50.

$400 to win dash courtesy of Michael’s Mercer raceway, flag man Joe.

The Brandon Hawkins Challenge: All 26 A main starters will receive an extra $50 before the start of the race. If the 27H Brandon Hawkins car (Driven by Kyle Colwell) finishes ahead of you then you must donate the $50 back to his son, Maverick Hawkins. His car will be starting the race in the 27th position.

The Brandon Hawkins Last Row Challenge Sponsors are:

1. Brett Brunkenhoefer Racing

2. Smith Construction

3. Devin Bootsy Shindledecker

4. Dustin Marclante

5. Tammy Shalansky

6. Ben Baumcratz

7. In memory of Harold Michael’s – John Codner

8. Joe & Khris Hartman

9. Brooke Fair & Jonathon Myers

10. Jamie Brunkenhoefer

11. Daisy & Ryder Hawkins

12. Russ Colwell

13. Mum (Gena Marie Colwell)

14. Pure Romance by Samantha

15. Ivan Johnson

16. Goods Raceway

17. Sami & Jennifer Detwiller Montgomery

18. Jet Spray

19. Metheney Racing

20. Makayla Guidance

21. Arizona Auto Repair

22. Dan and Carlee Boltz

23. Hawk Express

24. Arizona Auto Repair

25. CJ Davis

26. Devin Bootsy Shindledecker

A Main Purse:

1. $2727

2. $1027

3. $827

4. $727

5. $627

6. $527

7. $427

8. $327

9. $227

10. $227

11. $227

12. $227

13. $227

14. $227

15. $227

16. $227

17. $227

18. $227

19. $227

20. $227

21. $227

22. $227

23. $227

24. $227

25. $227

26. $227

27. $227

Total Purse of: $11,529

Last week Jake Gomola became the first repeat winner in four races as he also won opening night. Chase Metheney and Randy Sterling picked up their first career Mercer wins as well in the 305 sprints and there are over 30 cars expected to attend this special event and should provide some thrilling action.

Also on the card will be the big block modifieds who have yet to have a repeat winner: the FASTRAK modifieds and the mighty Mercer mini stocks.

Pits open at 4 pm

Grandstands at 5

Hot laps for the Sprints at 6:30

Racing at 7 pm

Grandstands admission is

$15 for adults

$13 for seniors

Pits are $30

For more information on Mercer please visit our Facebook page or our website at www.mercerracewaypark.com. You can also contact the track at 724-662-1310 or on Facebook messenger .

SODEMAN SIZZLES IN 1ST 410 WIN AT MERCER SINCE 2016 ENDING KEKICH STREAK; A PAIR OF KINGS TAKE VICTORIES REX KING JR (BIG BLOCK MODS) AND PHIL KING 1ST EVER IN MINI STOCKS; PRESTON COPE WINS 1ST EVER IN FASTRAK MODS; JAKE GOMOLA WINS 305 SPRINTS.

August 17, 2020 by Kat Hairhoger

By Jim Balentine
Mercer, Pa
August 15, 2020

SODEMAN SIZZLES IN 1ST 410 WIN AT MERCER SINCE 2016 ENDING KEKICH STREAK;
A PAIR OF KINGS TAKE VICTORIES REX KING JR (BIG BLOCK MODS) AND PHIL KING
1ST EVER IN MINI STOCKS; PRESTON COPE WINS 1ST EVER IN FASTRAK MODS; JAKE
GOMOLA WINS 305 SPRINTS.

On a beautiful Saturday night in mid August Michaels Mercer Raceway
completed its fourth program of the season with four out of the five feature
winners taking the money home to the buckeye state of Ohio right across the
border . Jack Sodeman Jr (North Jackson,Oh) ended Adam Kekich ‘s win streak
by winning his first 410 sprint feature at Mercer since August 22 of 2016; in the
big block modified Rex King Jr (Bristolville,Oh) won his first Mercer feature
since May 11 of 2019 Jake Gomola (Seneca,Pa) picked up his second 305 sprint
feature of 2020. And Preston cope (Champion, Oh) in the fast track modified
and Phil King (Windham,Oh) in the mini stocks picked up their first career wins
as well.

For Jack Sodeman Jr coming back to Mercer is always a special place as he has
picked up 4 track championships out of the last five years that Mercer ran
weekly and after being shut out of victory Lane since August 22 2016 to
dominate the event and defeat two time winner Adam Kekich to win his first
410 win at Mercer and 2nd overall in 2020. Sodeman immediately gained
control from the start from the outside pole and aside from a few minor
cautions dominated the event. Kekich ended up finishing second Jeremy
Kornbau who started on the pole has been improving greatly in the past few
weeks picking up his highest ever finish at Mercer with third. Dan Kuriger was
fourth and Gary Kreiss jr was 5th.

Rex King Jr, who won the previous night at Lernerville , led flag to flag to win his
first Mercer big block modified feature since May 11 2019 and his 6th overall at
Mercer. He did so by holding off his father Rex Sr to take the 10 car 25 lapper.
Dave Murdick finished 3rd, JR McGinley 4th and Brad Rapp 5th.

Last years 305 sprint track champion Jake Gomola picked up his 2nd Mercer
feature of the season and the first repeat winner in 4 races. Gomola was easily
in the lead until the end when he lost a cylinder and allows 6 time Mercer
winner Greg Dobrosky to catch up and mount a charge at the white flag lap but
was to no avail as Gomola held him off . 10 time winner Jim Morris was 3rd,
rookie Tom Jasen 4th and Steve Cousins 5th.

The Jerry Schaffer cars in the FASTRAK Modifieds have now won 3 of 4 features
as youngster Preston Cope driving the Schaffer #24P pulled the upset and won
his 1st career feature over 2 time winner Eric Gabany. Cope starting on the
front row held off numerous restarts and challenges by the veteran Gabany but at the end Cope picked up his 1st career win at Mercer.

The mighty Mercer mini stocks once again ended in a nail biter as Phil King held
off 2 time winner Mike Porterfield at the line by .530 of a second to win his 1st
career feature at Mercer. Porterfield by virtue of his back to back wins came
from 10th started to challenge King in the latter stages of the race. Andy
Thompson and Mike Kelley led the field to green but King coming from 3rd took
the lead on lap 2 as Will Aley was then challenging King for the top spot. Lap
after lap Porterfield was reeling in King and as they came out of Turn 4 they
were side by side as King scraped the outside wall as they came across in
almost a dead heat !!Thompson and Kelley fell back to 6th and 7th while Aley
finished 3rd , Leonard Baker Jr was 4th and DJ McCrea moves up 11 spots to
finish 5th.

410 Sprints Feature

23JR-Jack Sodeman Jr[2]; 2. 5K-Adam Kekich[4]; 3. 27K-Jeremy Kornbau[1]; 4.
08-Danny Kuriger[5]; 5. 55-Gary Kriess Jr[8]; 6. 11X-George Englert[6]; 7. 250-
Jared McFarland[10]; 8. 66-Ken Rossey[9]; 9. 38-Leyton Wagner[3]; 10. 22-
Brandon Spithaler[12]; 11. 34M-Mike Marano[11]; 12. 4J-Jacob Gamola[7]; 13.
76-Davey Jones[13]; 14. 1L-Ivan Johnson[15]; 15. 23G-Justin Gurdack[14]

Heat winners
27K-Jeremy Kornbau; 23JR-Jack Sodeman Jr

Big Block Modifieds Feature

165-Rex King Jr[1]; 2. 65-Rex King Sr[2]; 3. 61-Dave Murdick[5]; 4. 66-JR
McGinley[3]; 5. 11R-Brad Rapp[4]; 6. 3K-shawn kozar[6]; 7. 55-Scott Kay[9]; 8.
74-Kevin Green[10]; 9. 717-Billy Adams[7]

Heat winner: 165-Rex King Jr

305 Sprints Feature

4J-Jacob Gamola[1]; 2. 88-Greg Dobrosky[3]; 3. 16-Jim Morris[6]; 4. 12G-
Tommy Jasen[2]; 5. 56-Steve Cousins[7]; 6. X7-Andy Cavanagh[4]; 7. 22-George
Fredrick[8]; 8. 347-Nevan O’Donnell[9]; 9. 27H-Kyle Colwell[5]

Heat winner: 4J-Jacob Gamola

Mini Stock feature

12-Phil King[3]; 2. 23MP-Michael Porterfield[9]; 3. 9-William Aley[7]; 4. 0B-
Leonard Baker Jr[6]; 5. 36PACK-DJ McCrae[16]; 6. 5-Andy Thompson[1]; 7.
6-Mike Kelley[2]; 8. 1-James Tasker[10]; 9. 53Z-Larry Blake[12]; 10. 999-Adam
Aley[8]; 11. 77H-Cameron Hutchins[5]; 12. 31-Greg Marks[19]; 13. 16R-Jordan
Reges[17]; 14. 27-Tim Zuschlag[22]; 15. 64-Summer Pitts[14]; 16. 15B-Shane
Shook[11]; 17. 325Z-Zack Swartz[24]; 18. 8BALL-Ed Haylett[4]; 19. 77-Pete
Blaczak[23]; 20. 47S-Steven Fedokovitz[21]; 21. 54-Tim Callahan[20]; 22. 10S-
trevn schaffer[15]; 23. 17J-Mike Salsgiver[13]; 24. 7-Brad Gamble[18]

Heat winners: 9-William Aley; 23MP-Michael Porterfield; 0B-Leonard Baker Jr

FASTRAK Modifieds Feature

24-Preston Cope[2]; 2. 4S-Eric Gabany[1]; 3. 86-Shayne Izzo[10]; 4. 17-
Brandon Ritchey[4]; 5. 41-Brian Schaffer[6]; 6. 5-Brian Sadler[5]; 7. 44-JIm
Bryce[11]; 8. 404-Michael Kristyak[8]; 9. 28J-Jacob Jordan[12]; 10. 2-Cole
Holden[3]; 11. 11G-Nathen McDowell[14]; 12. 27-ryan covelli[16]; 13. 33G-
Dalton Gabriel[17]; 14. 71-Gage Priester[7]; 15. 14-Jeff Schaffer Jr[9]; 16. 7P-
Caden Petry[13]; 17. 113-Don Cornelius[15]

Heat winners: 41-Brian Schaffer; 5-Brian Sadler

Michaels Mercer Raceway presents the “Fall brawl” Friday, September 25 featuring 410 sprints paying $2,000 to win. Remember this is a Friday night event!!

Mercer pre-release for Saturday Aug 29 2020.

Greg Dobrosky captures “Mav classic” as leader Gomola hits lapped car out of turn 4 for the win; King Sr wins 19th big block modified main; Brian Schaffer takes FASTRAK mods; Will Aley wins 2nd mini stock main.

Michaels Mercer Raceway and Allegheny sprint tour pay tribute to 305 drivers Brandon Hawkins with massive weekend memorial.

SODEMAN SIZZLES IN 1ST 410 WIN AT MERCER SINCE 2016 ENDING KEKICH STREAK; A PAIR OF KINGS TAKE VICTORIES REX KING JR (BIG BLOCK MODS) AND PHIL KING 1ST EVER IN MINI STOCKS; PRESTON COPE WINS 1ST EVER IN FASTRAK MODS; JAKE GOMOLA WINS 305 SPRINTS.

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