2024 Spring Swap Meet…WOW

March 20, 2024- There are not many times we are left speechless but this past Saturday for the Spring Swap Meet, we were pretty close. Between the weather and the crowd it was a fantastic way to kick off the 2024 season.

Over the years, the Swap Meet has been evolving to keep up with the demand and interests from both buyer and sellers. The biggest evolvement happened this year as we kicked off the theme of NEW YEAR, NEW CHANGES. The three new changes involved date, sizing and timing. In case you missed the previous release below are those three changes, we included them below.

  1. NEW DATE: The Spring and Fall Swap Meets have new dates starting this year. Many are used to the two events being about the same time every year. This year we decided to change it up a little. So the Spring Swap Meet will now be in March. While the Fall Swap Meet will be in November.
  2. NEW EVENT: While we have had two strong and successful Swap Meets each season, we couldn’t help but want just one more. That way there is one to start the year, one to finish, and one to “meet” in the middle.    This new addition caters to many of us creative or ambitious individuals out there. Maybe you started your project after the first swap meet and now need more parts. Or you are done with that project and need a new one to start. No matter what the reason is, we want to see you out here at the Grove for all three Swap Meets this season.
  3. NEW SIZE: The vendor/ selling spaces are now 20 feet by 20 feet. That is five extra fee of selling space for the same price.

 

While we were hopefully these changes would be well-received by all those in attendance, we still always have other elements in play that could alter the outcome of the event. But this past Saturday was the perfect storm for success that we were not expecting. First the weather was absolutely gorgeous! Yes, the morning started a bit chilly, especially as the sun started to rise, but as the minutes past, the temperatures rose. We had sunshine, clear skies and no rain! We know… that is not always a thing when it comes to Maple Grove. But we took it and enjoyed every minute of the warm weather. The other thing we were not anticipating with the NEW YEAR, NEW CHANGES theme was the amount of new comers who came through the gate. We saw a high number of new buyers and new sellers eager to see what the day held for them.

This past Saturday, we event took part in setting up a stand to be part of the action. We set up shop in the Patio (which is located at the end of the Concession Stand building) to sell Maple Grove apparel and novelties. We embraced St. Patrick’s Day being the next day by having a special on all things green . The number of customers who came through the doors was great. We love hearing stories, memories and getting a chance to conversate with our fans. It makes the whole experience of running a larger operation a little more personal.

So thank you for everyone who came out! It was a successful day with great customers and even greater weather. We look forward to seeing y’all at the next Swap Meet- July 20th!

If you missed the action, check out the photos taken by Reflexx Photography

 

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Breaking the Ice: No Prep Style

This past Saturday, Maple Grove Raceway hosted its third Winter time no prep drag race in history. Just like the last two New Years at the Grove events, the weather leading up to the event looked iffy. The racing community was buzzing about this event and we were hopeful for another successful event. A lot of questions were circulating about temperatures and what factors there were in cancelling the event. Given this is not our first time hosting an event and playing the weather waiting game, we had our sights for full steam ahead. There were a few moments when we did question if we were going to be able to race. Not necessarily because of the temperatures, which we were noticing forecasted between 33 degrees and 44 degrees as a high for the day. But because of the precipitation being expected. From 14 days to 5 days out, we were seeing a percentage of precipitation that could either be snow or rain. That was when we started to scratch our heads and wonder if we would be lucky enough three times in a roll gambling against Mother Nature. As the event was four days out, we noticed a more consistent forecast with a temperature that ranged in the mid to lower 30s with no chance of precipitation. We felt confident at that point we were for sure racing, just wearing a few extra layers of clothing.

The day before, our team was doing the final finishing touches to the track, ticketing and grounds for the event. Yes, this even included snow removal. There was some snow still left in the staging lanes and around the track that had no plans of melting before Saturday morning. We were all planning for just a super chilly dry morning to open the gates. But what we did not expect when we looked at the hourly right before bed was that 30 percent chance of rain for three hours in the middle of the night. A 30 percent chance of rain seemed like nothing to worry about given it came out of nowhere and that it was only for three hours. As the team headed into work, we noticed everything was still pretty wet and some of us still were experiencing  some light rain….hours after predicted. As the sun was trying to rise, it was looking like a gloomy start to the morning, but our track team got right to work. The gates opened at 7am and racers were greeted by the sights of tractors and blowers all making laps on the track. The initial goal was a 9am start for the Daily Driver class. Keep in mind, trying to dry the track with no wind, no sun and no warmth is a hard task. But our track team had their heads down and just kept at it. Mother Nature threw them a bone, and blessed us with some wind. Which was great for track drying, not great for those trying to stay warm. Somehow the team dried the track, the sun came out and we went racing on time.

We were pleasantly surprised when the forecasters ended up missing the mark on how the day would turn out. What was predicted to be a high of 35 degrees with some sun turned out to be a high of 39 degrees with full sun. That lead to a chilly but comfortable day for racers and fans. Temperatures didn’t start to really drop until the sun began to set. Then it became pretty chilly.

The most talked about class this past event around the pits and on social media was the Daily Driver class. Many were hesitant about joining the class leading up to the event given the car could not be faster than 10.0 seconds in the 1/8th mile. For many that seemed “too slow” for entertainment. For us…that was the point! We had four other grudge style heads up classes that were just full of fast cars. Which everyone loves fast cars obviously. But, the Daily Driver class was designed to be fun and entertaining. We saw all sorts of cars and trucks come down the staging lanes. One fan even commented that it looked like a “drive thru line instead of a staging lane”. After the first time run, some of the fans came back out to the gate to enter the class just because it was funny to watch. We watched many familiar faces going up against new comers. To some that seemed like an uneven playing field. Given their level of experience in racing was different. But the beauty of the Daily Driver class having the time restriction, was it acted as a leveling agent. Even the more seasoned racers in the Daily Driver class were being tripped up trying to go slower. It was not in their nature to go slow.

Overall the Ice Breaker event was a success and the Daily Driver class was a hit. We are thankful Mother Nature cooperated for a third time during the Winter months for us to host a no prep event. You can see the class winners from this past Saturday below. And if you missed the action and want to see what you missed, check out 3.61 Media who was there the whole day documenting the event. His website is https://www.3-61media.com/Clients/Maple-Grove

Daily Driver: Nikki Adams won over Martin Flegal
Big Tire: Chuck Schults
Stick Shift: Ross Okun
Small Tire: Wesley Skinner and Tommy Kolenkiewicz split the winnings at the end.
Street: Joey Allen and Matthew Manton Jr. split the winnings at the end.

 

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Maple Grove Raceway: A Thrilling Hub of Motorsports in Pennsylvania’s Heartland

Maple Grove Raceway: The Premier Destination for Drag Racing Enthusiasts

Located in the picturesque landscape of Mohnton, Pennsylvania, Maple Grove Raceway stands as a testament to the exhilaration of motorsports. Known for hosting some of the most thrilling drag racing events in the Northeast, including national NHRA competitions, Maple Grove Raceway offers fans a chance to experience the adrenaline-pumping excitement of high-speed racing in a family-friendly environment. In partnership with TicketSmarter, Maple Grove Raceway is excited to offer racing enthusiasts special discounts and access to a wide range of events that celebrate speed, skill, and the spirit of competition. Use promo code MAPLE5 to receive an extra discount at checkout on TicketSmarter.com.

Mohnton and the Surrounding Area: A Blend of Natural Beauty and Cultural Richness

Nestled in the serene Pennsylvania countryside, Mohnton and its surrounding areas provide a beautiful backdrop for racing events and outdoor activities:

  • Natural Attractions: Beyond the raceway, the region offers stunning natural scenery and recreational opportunities, from the hiking trails of Nolde Forest Environmental Education Center to the peaceful waters of Blue Marsh Lake.
  • Cultural Venues: The nearby city of Reading enriches the cultural landscape with venues like the Santander Performing Arts Center and the GoggleWorks Center for the Arts, offering an array of performances, exhibitions, and workshops for art enthusiasts. Families of all ages can enjoy the wonders of The Harlem GlobeTrotters.

Philadelphia: A Metropolitan Hub of Sports, Entertainment, and Arts

Just a short drive from Mohnton, the vibrant city of Philadelphia expands the horizon with professional sports, major entertainment venues, and a thriving arts scene:

  • Professional Sports Teams: Philadelphia is home to a passionate sports culture with teams like the Philadelphia Eagles (NFL) at Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia Phillies tickets (MLB) at Citizens Bank Park, Philadelphia 76ers tickets (NBA) at the Wells Fargo Center, and Philadelphia Flyers tickets (NHL) also at the Wells Fargo Center, providing year-round action for sports fans.
  • Arts and Theater: The Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts and the Academy of Music host Broadway shows, concerts, and ballets, contributing to Philadelphia’s rich theatrical tradition. The annual Philadelphia Film Festival and the Philly Music Fest highlight the city’s vibrant arts scene.
  • Concert Venues and Festivals: Major music venues like the Wells Fargo Center, the Mann Center for the Performing Arts, and the BB&T Pavilion across the river in Camden, NJ, host top international acts and music festivals, making Philadelphia a key destination for music lovers.

Engage and Explore with Maple Grove Raceway

Maple Grove Raceway, in collaboration with TicketSmarter, encourages motorsports fans and the broader community to explore the excitement of drag racing and the rich tapestry of cultural heritage, sporting excitement, and artistic expression that Mohnton, Philadelphia, and the surrounding Pennsylvania region offer. For extra savings, use code MAPLE5 at checkout on TicketSmarter.com. Dive into the dynamic life of the area, enriching your experience with high-speed action, personal growth, and lifelong memories.

At Maple Grove Raceway, the thrill of the race meets the beauty of Pennsylvania’s heartland, offering an unparalleled experience for fans of all ages. Join us at Maple Grove Raceway, where the passion for motorsports is fueled by the spirit of competition and the camaraderie of the racing community.

For fans looking for tickets to the Pep Boys NHRA Nationals, purchase directly from Maple Grove Raceway HERE. (Promo Code does not apply)

 

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NEW YEAR; NEW CHANGES- The 2024 Swap Meets

This year is the year of the 3 at Maple Grove Raceway. We have 3 new changes for the 2024 Maple Grove Raceway Swap Meets that we are excited to share with you!

 

  1. NEW DATE: The Spring and Fall Swap Meets have new dates starting this year. Many are used to the two events being about the same time every year. This year we decided to change it up a little. So the Spring Swap Meet will now be in March. While the Fall Swap Meet will be in November.
  2. NEW EVENT: While we have had two strong and successful Swap Meets each season, we couldn’t help but want just one more. That way there is one to start the year, one to finish, and one to “meet” in the middle.    This new addition caters to many of us creative or ambitious individuals out there. Maybe you started your project after the first swap meet and now need more parts. Or you are done with that project and need a new one to start. No matter what the reason is, we want to see you out here at the Grove for all three Swap Meets this season.
  3. NEW SIZE: The vendor/ selling spaces are now 20 feet by 20 feet. That is five extra fee of selling space for the same price.

 

Embrace the New Year and new changes by joining us for the 2024 Maple Grove Raceway Swap Meets. Find all the information below on our flyer.

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Event Recap & Preview: No Prep Racing Takes Over the Grove

New Years at the Grove: December 30, 2023

Mother Nature is a special woman full of head scratching surprises. Running an outdoor based business, you see more and more of these surprises. While she ties our hands when it comes to rain some of the weather anomalies we like to make an opportunity. In December 2022, we hosted the first annual New Years at the Grove No Prep Drag Race. The weather leading up to that event was rather gloomy to put it nicely. So when the weather did a 180 and ended up with a 50 degree forecast with full sun, we did not question it. We were hopefully but cautiously optimistic that this might actually be a possibility to make this “winter” drag racing a thing. Fast forward 11 and a half months and we were looking at about the same as last years. Not great but not terrible weather. Our fingers were crossed and we were just hoping for the best forecast for the “Maple Grove Weather Triangle.” While it was definitely chillier than last year, we were still in the presence of the sun. With some sun and time, almost anything is possible to put on a drag race.

 

Since this was only our second year for the event we were still feeling out the popularity of the event. We expected a higher attendance than the first year but not a high as what we had. While this was a great problem to have, it did mean the day would run a little longer. Normally that is not a big deal in the summer months when the days are full of endless hours of sun. However, when you are in the middle of the chilly months and sunshine becomes a premium you have to adapt.  And adapt is exactly what the Maple Grove Staff, fans and diehard racers did. The lights were turned on, second and third layers of clothing were added and the cars kept flying. Even as the temperatures dropped, the excitement and energy could not be touched. The tensions were high and the stakes were even higher for these No Prep racers. They had a one track mind to finish this event, no matter how many articles of clothing they needed to wear between runs.

 

This event was such a hit that it is once again back on the schedule for 2024 and more events similar are on the horizon.

 

Ice Breaker: No Prep Drag Race: February 24, 2024

If you missed the opportunity to participate or spectate at the New Years at the Grove race on December 30th, here is your second chance. Whether you were not interested in braving the cold or if there was not a class you could race, we have the answer for you!

For the spectators our best advice is to layer up! More layers are better than less on that off chance we are blessed with a 50 degree full sun kind of day. Just because gates are advertised to open at 7am, save yourself some downtime and arrive closer to the start time around 10am. That lets you save some time out in the cold before the sun comes up and warms the day up. Parking is in the pits, so if by chance you want to layer up or down, or want a few minutes in the warmth you are close by.

 

For the racers on the fence about running…our advice is try it! Whether you’re not crazy about taking your race car down the track on an unprepared surface or if its still not ready, we encourage you to come out. You probably have the itch for racing just like we do. The solution is to enter the Daily Driver Class. Yeah, you read that right, a daily driver class…so bring out that grocery getter and get your fix of racing. You can read more about the daily driver class on the flyers below.

 

For the racers who participated at the New Years race in December…well we expect to see you back! We had a blast spending the day with you and we want to welcome you back.

 

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Weekend Recap: Keystone Truckin’ Nationals- November 18th, 2023

Race Results: Saturday, November 18, 2023

Diesel Pickup Bracket 1:

Bill Carroll, Pottstown, Pa., ’23 Chevy Silverado, .028, 17.726 E.T. on an 18.00 dial-in, 65.38 mph def. Justin Butler, Doylestown, Pa., F350, -.026, 18.375 E.T. on an 18.40 dial-in, 76.33 mph.

 

Diesel Pickup Bracket 2:

Dennis Harnish, Quarryville, Pa., ’06 GMC Sierra, .052, 12.889 E.T. on an 11.70 dial-in, 75.61 mph def. Darren Hoover, BROKE.

 

Big Rig Bracket 1:

Alfred Fee, Bangor, Pa., ’55 GMC 450, .156, 17.947 E.T. on a 17.99 dial-in, 78.73 mph def. Justin Butler, Doylestown, Pa, .125, 20.649 E.T. on a 20.80 dial-in, 59.60 mph.

 

Big Rig Bracket 2:

Brian Blair, Ivyland, Pa., .215, 14.480 E.T. on a 14.20 dial-in, 84.54 mph def. JR Smith, Chesterttown, MD, .230, 16.637 E.T. on a 16.29 dial-in, 88.58 mph.

 

Heads Up Big Rig:

Brian Blair, Ivyland, Pa., .139, 14.123 E.T., 101.51 mph def. Kenny Koretsky Jr., Fairless Hills, Pa., .043, 14.236 E.T., 104.34 mph.

 

King of the Hill:

Dennis Harnish, Quarryville, Pa., ’06 GMC Sierra, .169, 18.015 E.T. on a 17.94 dial-in, 78.36 mph def. Alfred Fee, Bangor, Pa., ’55 GMC 450, .039, 17.746 E.T. on a 17.50 dial-in, 79.74 mph.

 

Truck Show Winners: Saturday, November 18, 2023

Bobtail Day Cab

  1. William Fruetes: 2000 Mack
  2. Randy Whisler: 2019 International

 

Bobtail Sleeper

  1. J.R. Smith: 2005 Freightliner
  2. Rodney Collier Sr.: 1999 Freightliner

 

Dump Truck

  1. Matt Green: 1996 Peterbuilt
  2. Steve Wallace: 2024 Kenworth
  3. Ronnie William: 1999 Peterbuilt

 

Tow Truck

  1. Tom Sanchez: 2002 Peterbuilt
  2. Kevin Buck II: 2018 Kenworth

 

Service Truck

  1. James Laster: 2015 Kenworth
  2. Jay Starmile: 2002 Peterbuilt

 

Specialty

  1. Larry Rhodes: 2014 Freightliner
  2. Joe Cammies: 2001 Kenworth

 

Combo Tanker

  1. Lee Shearer: 2021 Peterbuilt
  2. Poole Forge Frt.: 2003 Peterbuilt

 

Combo Flat

  1. Barry Lewandowski: 2019 Mack
  2. Joel Laurer: 2002 Peterbuilt

 

Combo Van/ Reefer

  1. Chis McCoy: 1998 Kenworth

 

Combo Dump

  1. Steven Wallace: 2024 Kenworth
  2. Derrick Hobbs: 2005 Kenworth

 

Combo Specialty

  1. Mike Bambino: 2020 Kenworth
  2. Dan Sharp: 2016 Peterbuilt

 

Combo Lowboy

  1. Sam Folley: 1999 Kenworth

 

Non Working Straight Truck

  1. Chris Kikelhan: 1951 GMC
  2. Collin Johnson: 1945 International

 

Non Working Bobtail

  1. Kole Getz: 1992 International
  2. Ben Maurer: 1986 Ford

 

 

Best of Show: James Laster- 2015 Kenworth

 

 

Best of Show Combo: Barry Lewondowski- 2019 Mack

 

 

Best Appearing Fleet: J & J Motoring

 

 

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Weekend Recap Results: PA Dutch Classic- October 19-21, 2023

Race Results : Saturday, October 21, 2023

Comp Eliminator:
Jay Schonberger, Philadelphia, Pa., ’96 Cutlass, .129, 5.176 E.T. on a 5.56 dial-in, 131.54 mph def. Calvin Hill, Tamaqua, Pa., ’23 R.E.D., .146, 5.935 E.T. on a 5.09 dial-in, 100.07 mph.

Super Stock:
Phil Lankford, Langhorne, Pa., ’14 Copo Camaro, .036, 9.017 E.T. on a 9.00 dial-in, 145.17 mph def. Tom Boucher, Byfield, Ma., ’87 Camaro, .068, 9.626 E.T. on a 9.61 dial-in, 137.06 mph.

Stock:
Matt Lisa, Vernon, NJ, ’68 Camaro, .037, 10.583 E.T. on a 10.58 dial-in, 119.11 mph def. Jeff Kovalik, Etna, OH, ’70 Challenger, .045, 10.135 E.T. on a 10.13 dial-in, 125.32 mph.

Super Comp:
Phil Lankford, Langhorne, Pa., ’07 RED, .019, 8.907 E.T. on an 8.90 dial-in, 168.85 mph def. Chase Fahnestock, Hummelstown, Pa., ’99 Race Specialties, .031, 8.889 E.T. on an 8.90 dial-in, 167.28 mph.

Super Gas:
Dan Walleigh, Reading, Pa., ’76 Nova, .015, 9.896 E.T. on a 9.90 dial-in, 104.49 mph def. Tom Goldman, Allentown, Pa., ’58 Corvette, .063, 9.891 E.T. on a 9.90 dial-in, 160.50 mph.

Super Street:
Mike Lubniewski, Holbrook, NY, ’87 Corvette, .014, 10.887 E.T. on a 10.90 dial-in, 138.22 mph def. Dave E’Nama, Jamison, Pa., ’90 Lebaron, .021, 10.876 E.T. on a 10.90 dial-in, 128.49 mph.

Top Dragster:
Karl Stephenson, Lincoln University, Pa., ’18 American, .120, 7.865 E.T. on a 7.04 dial-in, 122.86 mph def. Christopher Mattern, Bridgeton, NJ, ’02 Quay, .143, 11.625 E.T. on a 7.37 dial-in, 72.74 mph.

Top Sportsman:
Bob Gaetano, Bronx, NY, ’95 Cutlass, .056, 5.108 E.T. on a 5.06 dial-in, 137.83 mph def. George Forster, Green Castle, Pa., ’98 Monte Carlo, .041, 4.714 E.T. on a 4.52 dial-in, 144.74 mph.

Hemi Shootout:
Steve Comella, Webster, NY, ’68 Dart, .064, 8.346 E.T., 160.10 mph def. James Daniels, Bristol, Pa., ’68 Dart, .062, 8.484 E.T., 158.91 mph.

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Weekend Recap: October 15, 2023

Race Results : Sunday, October 15, 2023

Super Comp:
Kathy Smulligan, Coopersburg, Pa., .000, 5.739 E.T. on a 5.70 dial-in, 132.84 mph def. Chase Fahnestock, Hummelstown, Pa., .067, 5.686 E.T. on a 5.70 dial-in, 140.42 mph.

Super Street:
Dom Burgese, Williamstown, NJ, .043, 6.900 E.T. on a 6.90 dial-in, 106.76 mph def. Scott Lang, Slatington, Pa., .091, 6.907 E.T. on a 6.90 dial-in, 105.00 mph.

Super Street:
George Smith, .010, 6.320 E.T. on a 6.30 dial-in, 125.08 mph def. Bob Phillips, Oley, Pa., .105, 6.305 E.T. on a 6.30 dial-in, 134.35 mph.

Top 32 Challenge:
Jarrod Kissinger, .024, 4.546 E.T. on a 4.53 dial-in, 157.34 mph def. Mike Grafas, .055, 4.574 E.T. on a 4.56 dial-in, 153.16 mph.

Junior Dragster Challenge Race Results : Sunday, October 15, 2023

Junior Street:
Katie Yarnall, .065, 9.447 E.T. on a 9.40 dial-in, 74.80 mph def. Charlie Blittersdorf, -.008, 11.261 E.T. on an 11.34 dial-in, 58.68 mph.

 

Junior Dragster (6-9 Years Old):
Paige Doney, .029, 12.063 E.T. on an 11.96 dial-in, 53.63 mph def. Christian Handwerk, .052, 12.567 E.T. on a 12.42 dial-in, 51.80 mph.

Junior Dragster (10-12 Years Old):
Jackson Greiner, .048, 9.146 E.T. on a 9.12 dial-in, 68.28 mph def. Gabby Maclosky, .078, 9.014 E.T. on an 8.93 dial-in, 73.07 mph.

Junior Dragster (13-18 Years Old):
Bobby Pennabaker, .025, 7.955 E.T. on a 7.97 dial-in, 81.35 mph def. Paul Stalba, .070, 7.948 E.T. on a 7.99 dial-in, 79.44 mph.

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NHRA MOVES UP SUNDAY START TIME FOR PEP BOYS NHRA NATIONALS

READING, Pa. (Sept. 16, 2023) – NHRA officials announced a schedule change for Sunday’s eliminations at the Pep Boys NHRA Nationals at Maple Grove Raceway. Eliminations will begin at 9:30 a.m. ET on Sunday in the NHRA Camping World Drag Racing Series, starting with Top Fuel and then Funny Car, Pro Stock and Pro Stock Motorcycle. Gates will open at 7 a.m. ET on Sunday at Maple Grove Raceway. Other classes racing on Sunday include Top Alcohol Dragster, Top Alcohol Funny Car and the Summit Racing Equipment Jr. Drag Racing Series. Action in the NHRA Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series categories – minus TAD and TAFC – will be completed on Saturday. To purchase tickets to the Pep Boys NHRA Nationals at Maple Grove Raceway, fans can visit www.maplegroveraceway.com. All children 12 and under are admitted free in the general admission area with a paid adult. For more information on the NHRA, please visit www.nhra.com.

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10K’s at the Grove – Race Results: August 26 & 27, 2023

Event One of 10K’s : Saturday, August 26, 2023

Top Bulb Eliminator:
Rick Terkowski, Gilbertsville, Pa., .016, 4.720 E.T. on a 4.72 dial-in, 143.81 mph def. Kenny Testa, .006, 6.015 E.T. on a 6.00 dial-in, 112.46 mph.

No-Box Eliminator:
Dave Dissinger, Landisville, Pa.,  ’75 Monza, .045, 6.527 E.T. on a 6.50 dial-in, 98.70 mph def. Dennis Kessler, Coatesville, Pa., ’72 Duster, .042, 5.780 E.T. on a 5.75 dial-in, 112.17 mph.

Event Two of 10K’s : Sunday, August 27, 2023

Top Bulb Eliminator:
John Reed, Essex, MD, .017, 6.291 E.T. on a 6.27 dial-in, 105.76 mph def. Lee Chronister, .022, 5.434 E.T. on a 5.41 dial-in, 127.44 mph.

No-Box Eliminator:
Robert Bates, Florence, NJ,  ’74 Nova, .014, 5.822 E.T. on a 5.81 dial-in, 115.76 mph def. Joe Dedrick, Boyertown, Pa., ’68 Camaro, .026, 5.530 E.T. on a 5.51 dial-in, 122.93 mph.

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