CAMARGO, IL (6-28-08) by Bryan Autullo - All Star PR Director

As we head into the final night of Ohio Speedweek at Eldora Speedway, Randy Hannagan leads by 8 points over Dale Blaney for the Speedweek Championship. Both drivers have had lots of success on the high banks of Eldora and should mother nature allow, we'll see a battle to the end for the 2008 Speedweek trophy. With the success of Hannagan and Blaney during this past week, both have crept up on Season Championship points leader Lance Dewease, who now leads by only 80 points over Hannagan and 104 points over Blaney. Both drivers are within striking distance of unseating the Central PA legend as we head out of Speedweek and into the bulk of the mid-summer racing. Don't count out Greg Wilson who is back 206 points. He has historically made a strong charge after Speedweek through the end of the season, so we could potentially have a 4-way battle for the $50,000 Championship.

Ohio Speedweek points are listed below .


OHIO SPEEDWEEK POINTS:

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It's official - Limaland is also canceled for this evening.  All Stars - 3, Mother Nature - 3.  Who will win the showdown tomorrow at Eldora? 

 Official points will be posted here as soon as possible.

 
CLICK HERE FOR OHIO SPEEDWEEK POINTS AS OF 6-26-08 

FREMONT, Ohio -  (6-26-08) by Brian Liskai

David Harrison had to not only defeat 51 O'Reilly All Star
Circuit of Champion Sprint drivers, but Mother Nature as well at Fremont
Speedway Thursday night. The Burgoon, Ohio driver led all 40 laps under
threatening skies to score his first All Star win during the third leg of
the University of Northwest Ohio Sprint Speedweek on Budweiser Night.

The night began with over a two hour rain delay. Fremont Speedway and All
Star officials pushed the show along as thunderstorms were continued to
threaten the area, even making adjustments to the order of events to ensure
the big crowd got their money's worth.

Harrison, the night's second quick qualifier, started to the outside of the
front row and jumped into the lead at the drop of the green. He benefitted
from yellow flags when he was mired in heavy lapped traffic, and picked his
way through the backmarkers with precision skill to hold off Randy Hannagan
for second win of the season at "The Track That Action Built."

"Bill, Jamie and the crew had the car perfect. I could drive it around he
entire track and pick my spots in traffic," said Harrison beside his Crown
Battery, MCS Trucking, Genzman Racing, Blaster Racing #10.

"I want to dedicate this win to my father-in-law, Alex Burkett who we lost
a couple of weeks ago. To get my first All Star win in front of my home
crowd and during Speedweek...it just doesn't get any better than this,"
continued Harrison from the Engine Pro Victory Lane.