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Travis Earns Second Place Finish on NASCAR Night at Shangri-La II
(8/7/10)- Chris Zacharias, Jimmy's uncle, scored his first victory
at the Concrete Castle in the ASA Late Models, and Chad McDonald was
awarded the Street Stock win when Lee Sharpsteen was penalized for
rough riding on the final restart.
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Fisher Takes ASA Late Model Checkers for Third Time This Season at
Shangri-La 2
(8/14/10)- Jerry Dineen switched to his back-up car for the ASA Late
Model feature but it didn't slow him down as he led the first ten of
the 30 laps. Chris Zacharias, looking for his second win in a row,
took over with Travis Fisher in close pursuit. On lap 26 C.
Zacharias slowed suddenly and pitted with rear end failure, handing
the lead to Fisher who romped home with a 9.3 second margin for his
third 2010 victory. Scott Nurmi and Jim Lamoreaux tangled twice
early in the race without damage but wound up battling for second,
with point leader Nurmi coming put on top. Dineen hung on for fourth
and Joe Burns was fifth.
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Engine Problems Force a DNF for Fisher at Shangri-La II
(7/17/2010)- The closing laps of Saturday's "Rubbin' Is Racin' Night
Presented by Redneck Barbequers" Modified feature race at Shangri-La
II Motor Speedway certainly illustrated the night's theme. Maybe it
illustrated the rubbin' part a little too well. After the first
stock car flip in the track's two-year history and a heavy crash in
turn 2 that took out the top two contenders, defending champion John
Markovic came through to score his first win of the season.
In
contrast to the Modified main event, the other three features on the
ASA Member Track program went green-to-checker without a caution
flag after a lap was scored. Flag-to-flag winners were Russ Brown
(Sportsman Modified), Cricket Clonch (Street Stock), and Jim
Lamoreaux (ASA Late Model).
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Strong Run Goes
South for Travis Fisher at Sundance
 (July 11, 2010)- Postponed from a weather threatened Saturday,
drivers took to the 1/3-mile asphalt oval on Sunday at Sundance
vacations Speedway. It was a day of firsts, as all of the feature
winners went to victory lane for the very first time in their
division. Without pitting for tires, Todd Baer of New Tripoli
grabbed the $1250 prize after picking up his first career Sport
Modified victory in the 75-lap contest. Following a handful of
runner up finishes this season, Lorin Arthofer of Bethlehem went on
to claim the $800 prize and his first feature win in a Late Model at
the speedway and Eric Wink of Palm capitalized on a late race tangle
to score his first career Factory Stock feature win.
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Travis Earns Another Top 5 at Shangri-La II
(June 26, 2010)- Dineen, who chose to make Shangri-La II his racing
home after the closure of Adirondack International Speedway, was
rewaded for his long weekly tow and several racing incidents that
have set his 2010 program back with his ASA Late Model victory.
Chris Zacharias, whose own ASA Late Model efforts have ben plagued
with mechanical issues, took second ahead of Dr. Dave Rigan, Travis
Fisher, and track champion Jim Lamoreaux.
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In First
Modified Start, Travis Fisher Grabs a Top 10
(June 19, 2010)- After a fifth place finish at Spencer
Speedway in an R.O.C. event on Friday night, Tour Type Modified
points leader Earl Paules of Palmerton, PA. towed into Sundance
Vacations Speedway on Saturday with his favorite race car and
proceeded to drive away to the $1500 top prize. Chip Wanamaker of
Walnutport, PA. would lead all 25 circuits of the exciting Street
Stock caution free feature event. And Dave Freundt of Lehighton, PA.
would edge Robert Fink by .006 at the line for the thrilling FWD
feature win.
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Travis Scores
Top 5 Run at Shangri-La II
(May
30, 2010)- The ASA Late Model feature saw Jim Lamoreaux end Travis
Fisher's two-race winning streak while giving the new,
stock-appearing Camaro body its first win. The defending track
champion took over the lead when pole starter Jerry Dineen pitted on
lap 8. Fisher rode a roller-coaster during the 30 laps, dropping
back as far as fourth but rallying to challenge Lamoreaux on the
final circuit. Unfortunately he lost the handle, spun in turn 3, and
wound up fifth behind Lamoreaux, Joe Brown, Scott Nurmi, and Dan
Bellinger.
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Travis Wins Second Straight at Shangri-La II
(May
22, 2010)- The ASA Late Model 25-lapper illustrated the saying that
"rubbin is racin" at Shanri-La II, especially on several restarts
where paint was traded in turn one. Travis Fisher took the win for
the second week in a row, and for the second week in a row he gained
the lead when Jimmy Zacharias was forced to the pits with mechanical
issues. Fisher led the first 11 laps from the outside front row
before Zacharias rushed past and began to pull away. Lap 18 was
Jimmy's downfall this week as he headed for the pits with smoke
trailing from under his rear bumper.
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Travis Fisher Notches First Win of the Season at Shangri-La II
(May
16, 2010)- Chuck Hossfeld won Sunday's 75-lap ROC'n Concrete Rumble
Race of Champions Modified Tour race at Shangri-La II Motor Speedway
by employing the philosophy of a legendary car owner who told his
driver, "Bring me a trophy or bring me a basket of parts. Don't
bring me any excuses." In other words, he went for the win and
didn't worry about the consequences. His boldness brought him that
win, to the delight of the largest crowd in the track's two years of
operation.
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Good
Day Goes South for Travis at Shangri-La II
(May 1, 2010) On a hot
day of hot competition, Shangri-La II Motor Speedway opened its
second year of operation under the ASA Member Track banner Saturday
afternoon with Brian Defebo scoring a dramatic victory in the 50-lap
Modified feature and Tony Hanbury taking down his second major
Sportsman Modified victory in 24 hours. Rick "Cricket" Clonch
celebrated his return to full-time racing by sweeping the Street
Stock field, while Scott Nurmi was credited with the ASA Late Model
honors after apparent winner Tommy Cloce was disqualified at
post-race inspection for violating the track gear ratio rule.
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Travis Fisher
Nearly Wins Opener at Sundance
(April 18, 2010)
Mike Coll ran the quickest lap during Late Model time trials and
rolled an eight for the redraw, which gave the pole position to
Justin Onderko. Onderko decided to start at the tail end of the
feature and that put Jerry Hildebrand at the point for the start of
the 30-lap Late Model feature. Despite being wrecked early on,
Travis Fisher led most of the laps and was forced to settle for a 3rd
place finish.
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Contending
for the Win, Larry Fisher Finishes 6th
(April 11, 2010)- While running the fastest feature laps of the
race, Larry Fisher got collected in a turn two incident Sunday at
Sundance Vacations Speedway, which ended his hopes for victory.
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