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GENERAL INFORMATION GATES: 515 RACING: 7:15 THIS WEEK MODIFIED CHAMPIONSHIP MODIFIEDS, LATE MODELS, SPORTSMAN, SUPER STOCKS, PURE STOCKS, AND FOUR CYLINDERS Admission Price ADULTS: $13 STUD/SEN: $11 YOUTH: $3 UNDER 6: FREE KING OF THE CAN WEEKEND LAP SPONSORSHIP LATE MODEL 30 LAPS click SUPER STOCKS 25 LAPS click PURE STOCKS 25 LAPS click 4 CYLINDER 30 LAPS click
WINNERS ARCHIVES click here
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Contact Information Telephone 570 585-9928 FAX 570 585-9928 Mail address 122 East View Drive Clarks Summit, PA 18411 Electronic
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SCHEDULE CHANGES COMING...SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 14th RESCHEDULED
SUNDAY SEPT. 14th SPECIAL RESCHEDULE FOR FRIDAY SEPT. 19th The management of Penn Can Speedway has decided that running the King of the Can modified and sportsman races Sunday September 14th might just be a little too much racing for teams and fans on a very busy race weekend. After weighing the pros and cons of racing after two of the biggest races of the season held that Saturday September 13th, (New Yorker 200 and Freedom 76’er) it has been decided to reschedule the King of the Can modified, sportsman and pure stock races to the following Friday night. MORE JEFF RUDALAVAGE WINS MODIFIED FEATURE...ZONA, STROHL, CARPENTER, WILKIE, AND ALESSI ALSO WIN On a picture perfect night for racing Jeff Rudalavage moved from his fourteenth starting position to the front of the field and claimed the modified victory on the super fast Penn Can Speedway oval. Dave Zona broke out of his slump in the late models winning for the second time in 2008. In the featured CRSA sprint car main event Chuck Alessi held off a strong charge by Brian Davis to get his second career win at the speedway. In one of the most exciting races of the evening Jon Carpenter held off the challenges of some of the southern tier’s best pure stock racers in a battle featuring three and four wide racing over the twenty lap distance. The ageless Beezer Wilkie scored a very popular win in the highly competitive four cylinder division.
CONSTRUCTION ALERT: There is heavy construction on Interstate Route 81 in two different areas. The first is between the Viewmont Mall Exit in Scranton up to the Waverly Exit. The next begins at the Lenoxville exit and extends about six miles. Both will provide long delays especially holiday weekends. Alternate routes to the speedway should be considered. DIRECTIONS TO SPEEDWAY click here
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