Good list.  I will add:

Nittany 50 Closes CCMS Season October 20; $5,000 Awaits The Super Late Model Winner
 October 7, 2018
Published Sunday October 7, 2018
Lock Haven, PA- The 2018 racing season is winding down at Clinton County Motor Speedway. Despite terrible weather, during the summer, the 3/8th mile oval is enjoying a rebirth as it continues on the path to return to excellence.
Several weeks ago, Promoter Sam Ray told race fans he hopes to present more special events next season. Ray decided now is the correct time to preview 2019 with the largest super late model event at the track in recent memory.
The Nittany 50 for super late models will be run Saturday October 20th. The winning driver earns $5,000.
Pro Stocks are also part of the program and will compete in a $500 to win, 20 lap feature event. A 500 cfm legal two barrel carburetor is required in the pro stock class.
General Admission tickets are reasonably priced at just $15. Students 12-17 will be admitted for $10. Pit admission is $35.
Gates open at 3 pm with warm ups set for 6. Racing is set for 6:30.
Two previous super late shows have been run CCMS this season. Dylan Yoder won the June 29th show. Coleby Frye picked up the win August 25. With most other area speedways racing concluded, a top field of competitors is expected.
The Nittany 50 is presented by S&R Repair, Towing & Recovery of Milesburg, G & R Excavating & Demolition of Tyrone and Strouse Electric Inc., of Bellefonte.
S & R specializes in light & heavy duty towing, load shifting & transfer and, HAZ-MAT spill cleanup. They’re can be reached at 800-821-8287.
G & R specialize in site excavation, demolition and recovery from their Tyrone, PA locations. G & R has a landscape supply business and offers a warehouse full of older salvage items from properties they have razed. They’re the perfect place to look for any home items for your housing repairs and restorations.
Scott Strouse at Strouse Electric is a total service electrical contractor specializing in new residential and commercial installations and repairs. They’re located in Bellefonte and can be contacted at (814)-383-4407 or (814)-353-0178.
Mark your calendar and join us at Clinton County Motor Speedway where real old school racing is alive and well. The track is known for its smooth, fast, tacky surface which allows three wide racing and plenty of passing.
For more information visit the speedways website at www.clintoncountymotorspeedway.com or Facebook page.
Nittany 50 Super Late Model Purse-
1. 5,000
2. 2,000
3. 1,500
4. 1,300
5. 1,100
6. 1,000
7.   900
8.   800
9.   700
10. 600
11.  500
12. 450
13. 400
14. 350
15. 325
16. 300
17. 300
18. 300
19. 300
20. 300
21. 300
22. 300
23. 300
24. 300

I was also disappointed with car counts...until the late model feature.  Worth every dime I paid for me and my wife.

After Thursday night at Stateline, I came to the the conclusion that there is nothing prettier in dirt track racing than a typical late model feature at Stateline Speedway.  After Friday night at Bradford, I had to reconsider that conclusion.

Bradford and Stateline always restore some of the passion that I have lost for dirt racing over the last 3 or so years.

The rest of upstate NY just doesn't get it.

Thanks Carol.  Appreciated.  I don't know why, but I have a soft spot for that place.  Plus it is the closet track to me.

I guess average is "good enough" for bakes.  Even if his claim about McDonald's CEO is true, which is obviously isn't, I still would not be upset about it.  I don't begrudge successfully people for being successful, especially when it's earned.  Rather, I see it as a standard that I could potentially achieve.  Every day that I wake up in this country, I have an opportunity to be better than I was yesterday.  What I do with that opportunity is on me.

I guess I'm the weird one.

Quote from: DarwinsBeagle on March 11, 2018, 10:14:59 AM

Admin, I believe that is the link to the former regime's website?  It still says plans for 2018 are on hold until new promoters step up.

Yes, but it has the new logo already. Like I said I think they just haven't updated the website yet. We can send a message to them and see what they say.

Thanks.  I didn't notice the new logo.

So their official website is a facebook page?

I guess I will not be getting any information on the track (code for "I will not be attending any races there") unless they post information on a site like RaceNY.  Let's hope for the latter or the development of a real website soon.

Nice!  I LOVE the IMCA modifieds and I live 40 minutes from The Hill!

I am really looking forward to more IMCA-type races in the area!