Enjoy the heat and still think Christmas! Lakeview Ford will sponsor the nights racing action including the favorite kids bike races!! Kids 14 and under can bring their bikes and try the awesome Conneaut Oval themselves! There will be trophies for all bikers compliments of Winner’s Circle Trophy Shop in Ashtabula along with a nice selection of Bikes to be given away. The night’s racing will have the Precision Weld Fab Fastrak, Applebee Motorsports E-Mods, Joslin Landis Insurance and Challengers all in action in tight point races in the four divisions.
Coming next week will be the 2nd annual Jo Ann Clinger Memorial for E-Mods presented by Clinger Built with the winner taking home $1500!! Also on the card for the E-Mods is a dash paying a minimum of $200 to win out of the $600 purse sponsored by J & J Truck Repair, Premier Truck Parts, Hamilton Trucking, Nu-Life Resources, 955 Automotive, Lake Erie Speed Specialties and Tony Schieber’s Hauling.
Thanks to everyone for visiting with us on your July 4th holiday, the pits were packed (as well as the stands!) making for a long night and we appreciate everyone sticking it out for great racing from all your favorite drivers.
by Jay Pees
Conneaut, OH, (July 4, 2008): For the fourth time and the third different name, Raceway 7 attempted to beat the weather and run its classic event originally known as the “Fall Classic”. After two rainouts at the end of last season the name was changed to the “Fall into Spring Classic” and scheduled for opening night. After rain again plagued the event, the name was again changed to the “Freedom Classic”, with blue skies, sun, and warm temperatures greeting a large crowd of race fans and a full pit area.
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July 4th will be a huge night of racing for the 4 weekly divisions joined by the Robert’s Trucking Super Lates running for $3,000 to win. On hand for autographs prior to the nights racing will be Dick Barton, Ron and Dutch Davies. They are participating in the 2008 Racing For Kids Charities, Inc. raising money for local children’s charities.
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