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New Egypt May 12
Modified Feature Finish Results in Pauch Disqualification
New
Egypt, NJ (May 14, 2012) – Billy Pauch was the first driver
across the finish line in the regularly scheduled 30-lap main event
last Saturday night. The record books will still state that Pauch was
the winner of the event however, the Frenchtown, NJ driver has been
penalized to a last place finish for an NES rulebook violation in the
“Ballast Weight” section.
Pauch will receive last place points
and last place money, but will retain the win. The drivers finishing
second on back will receive their earnings for the places they
finished in. The remaining $2,325 of Pauch’s winnings will be divided
evenly to the winner’s of the Twin 20s that will be held on Memorial
Day Weekend, May 26. A traditional 20-lap feature pays $1,500.
The winner of each of the 20-lap event will now pay $2,662.
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Bouc Wins Career First, Pauch Back in
Victory Lane at NES
New Egypt, NJ (May 12, 2012)
– Danny Bouc of Pipersville, NJ & Billy Pauch of Frenchtown, NJ were
Modified feature winners at New Egypt Speedway Saturday night in the
Mother’s Day events sponsored by K & A Excavating. Bouc won his career
first in the make up 20 lap feature held over from April 28th. In the
regularly scheduled 30 lap event, Pauch broke his string of bad luck
by getting to the front quickly and holding off several challenges for
his 106th career win at the speedway.
“Finally I have won a regular feature event, exclaimed a very happy
Bouc in victory lane, “I won all those Rookie features (8 in 2007)
when I was champion, but I always wanted to win a regular feature and
now I have done it in a Big-Block (Modified).”
Bouc started
fifth in the rained out 20 lap event and wasted no time getting to the
front grabbing the lead from Tommy Farrell on lap 3. By lap five
Dominick Buffalino and Tim Tanner Jr. were hot on Bouc’s trail and
chasing the leader but Bouc continued to set a torrid pace. Pauch, who
started 14th was up to 8th on lap 14 when he broke the birdcage in the
rear and retired from the race. Tanner ran hard after Bouc but to no
avail, as Bouc just had too much for everyone and cruised to his first
ever Modified win in his Modified rookie season. Tanner settled for a
hard earned second with David Van Horn crossing the line third. Tad
Cox continued to be fast and posted his second straight top five
finish in fourth and Sammy Piazza had his best finish at NES so far
finishing in fifth.
In the regular 30 lap feature, Billy Pauch lined up fifth due to his
two DNF’s in his last three races. Pauch took full advantage of
this as he quickly marched to second by lap four. However,
second is where he would stay as Mike McAleer was flying high and
pulling away from the field at will. McAleer led by over half of a
straightaway in lapped traffic when his car suddenly slowed on lap 11
and pulled into the infield with mechanical woes, done for the
evening. Pauch assumed command and led John Stangle, Mike Iles and his
son Billy Pauch Jr. At this point all eyes now turned to last week’s
winner Ron John Koczon as he charged thru the field. Koczon had
started 17th, and moved into the top five at halfway, and by lap 19 he
was in 2nd and chasing the leader. Several restarts then ensued over
the next few laps and 18th starter and current point leader Ryan
Godown joined the battle on lap 21. Koczon was beginning to challenge
Pauch when the final yellow flew on lap 24, setting up a six lap dash.
These six laps found Godown and Koczon really battling it out for the
second spot, allowing Pauch to slowly pull away. At the checkered it
was Pauch winning by 1.5 seconds. Godown pulled off a pass on the
final turn to beat Koczon out of the runner up spot by half of a car
length. Koczon settled for third, followed by David Van Horn and
Dominick Buffalino. Following the event a protest for an alleged
technical violation on Billy Pauch’s #1 was logged with track
officials. As of press time there was no further information available
with regards to this situation.
Brain Roemer of Flemington, NJ won his first ever feature event at New
Egypt in the Sportsman 20 lap feature. Roemer withstood numerous
yellow flags to post the impressive win. DJ Ruppert came home second
followed by Jim Housworth, Mike Hendershot and Clay Butler.
Bill Liedtka of New Egypt, NJ won the 20 lap Outlaw Stock feature for
his first win ever as well, keeping the theme of first time career
winners going. Liedtka led early, then passed Doug Debray back with 9
laps to go and drove to victory. Dan Collamer got to second on the
final lap but ran out of time to pressure Liedtka. Brian Ludwig was
third followed by Jarrod Burdge and Ron Freese.
The HCI/SpikeNGO Rookie Sportsman feature event was won tonight by
Marty Saxton. It was Saxton’s first win too. Jesse Dill came home
second, with Kimee Ling finishing third.
Next Saturday night, May 19, New Egypt Speedway presents Banner Night,
with prizes being awarded to the best and most creative banners. The
racing will feature a full card of Big-Block Modifieds, Crate-1
Sportsman, FASTRAK Late Models, Tri-State Race Savers 305 Sprint Cars
and Rookie Sportsman. Gates open at 4:00 p.m. with the first race
starting at 6:00pm. For more information, call the speedway
office at (609) 758-1900 or log on to www.newegyptspeedway.net.
NES RESULTS 5/12/12
MODIFIED RESULTS
Make-up Modified Feature from 4/28 (20 laps): 1.
Danny Bouc 2. Tim Tanner Jr. 3. David Van Horn 4. Tad Cox 5. Sammy
Piazza 6. Mike Iles 7. Willie Osmun 8. Ron John Koczon 9. Billy Pauch
Jr. 10. Tommy Carberry Jr. 11. Ryan Godown 12. Darren McCaughey 13.
Sam Martz 14. Neal Williams 15. Rick Holsten 16. Tommy Farrell III 17.
Randy Laird 18. Dave Witte 19. Chris Grbac 20. Tom Carberry Sr. 21.
Billy Pauch 22. Dominick Buffalino 23. John Stangle 24. Rich Acolia
25. John McClelland
1st Heat: 1. Ryan
Godown 2. Mike Iles 3. Willie Osmun 4. Neal Williams 5. Mike McAleer
6. Sammy Piazza
2nd Heat: 1. John Stangle 2. John McCelland 3.
Tommy Farrell III 4. David Van Horn 5. Dominick Buffalino 6. Billy
Pauch Jr.
3rd Heat: 1. Billy Pauch 2. Rick Holsten 3. Darren
McCaughey 4. Ron John Koczon 5. Sam Martz 6. Rich Acolia
B-Main: 1.
Tad Cox 2. Tommy Carberry Jr. 3. Keith Hoffman 4. Randy Laird 5. Danny
Bouc 6. Tim Tanner Jr.
Points Provisional: Dave Witte
Provisional: Mike Sabia
Feature (30 Laps): 1. Billy Pauch 2.
Ryan Godown 3. Ron John Koczon 4. David Van Horn 5. Dominick Buffalino
6. Sam Martz 7. Darren McCaughey 8. John McClelland 9. Sammy Piazza
10. Tad Cox 11. Danny Bouc 12. Willie Osmun 13. Mike Iles 14. Rich
Acolia 15. Billy Pauch Jr. 16. Rick Holsten 17. Tommy Farrell III 18.
John Stangle 19. Mike Sabia 20. Randy Laird 21. Neal Williams 22.
Tommy Carberry Jr. 23. Dave Witte 24. Tim Tanner Jr. 25. Keith Hoffman
26. Mike McAleer
DNQ: Tom Carberry Sr., Chris Grbac, Eric
Engstrom
SPORTSMAN RESULTS
1st Heat: 1. Brian Roemer 2. Mike
Lyons 3. Jim Housworth 4. Tim Apgar 5. Mike Butler 6. Eric Palmer
2nd Heat: 1. Mike Hendershot 2. Rocco Infante 3. Chris Lane 4. John
Cornell 5. Justin Hoffman 6. Will Dupree
3rd Heat: 1. Bob Lineman
Jr. 2. DJ Ruppert 3. Alan Bleacher 4. Jeff Marcucci 5. Clay Butler 6.
Rich Rutski
B-Main: 1. Ebby Ridge 2. Gene Stravinsky 3. Adam Cox 4.
Mike Howardson 5. Bill Liedtka 6. Kevin Vaclavicek
Pts. Prov: Jason
Kosch
Feature (20 Laps): 1. Brian Roemer 2. DJ Ruppert 3. Jim
Housworth 4. Mike Hendershot 5. Clay Butler 6. Rich Rutski 7. Mike
Howardson 8. Justin Hoffman 9. Tim Apgar 10. Jeff Marcucci 11. Gene
Stravinsky 12. Bill Liedtka 13. Alan Bleacher 14. Adam Cox 15. Bob
Lineman Jr. 16. Eric Palmer 17. Mike Lyons 18. Ebby Ridge 19. Kevin
Vaclavicek 20. Jason Kosch 21. Mike Butler 22. Rocco Infante 23. John
Cornell 24. Will Dupree 25. Chris Lane
DNS: Marty Saxton
DNQ: Wayne Bechtel, Marc Herman, Andy Visinski, Ryan Simmons, Joe
Frederick, Robin McTighe, Lauren Emmons, Melissa Scarpati, Jessi
Rozycki
OUTLAW STOCK RESULTS
1st
Heat: 1. Bill Liedtka 2. Dan Collamer 3. Brian Ludwig 4. Jason Saredy
5. Everett Taylor 6. Marty Derr
2nd Heat: 1. Billy Wroble 2. Bill
Connelly 3. Ken Snook 4. Ron Freese 5. Spider Ensinger Jr. 6. Jarrod
Burdge
3rd Heat: 1. Rich Mongeau 2. Doug Debray 3. Tom Princiotta
4. Gary Klimeczak 5. Chris Allen Sr. 6. Tony Klimeczak
B Main 1: 1.
Ed Tinsman 2. John Carpenter 3. Vern McLaughlin 4. Jimmy Avery 5.
Kevin Bifulco 6. Don Chambers
Feature (20 Laps): 1. Bill
Liedtka 2. Dan Collamer 3. Brian Ludwig 4. Jarrod Burdge 5. Ron Freese
6. Gary Klimeczak 7. Rich Mongeau 8. John Carpenter 9. Ed Tinsman 10.
Spider Ensinger Jr. 11. Tom Princiotta 12. Bill Connelly 13. Everett
Taylor 14. Doug Debray 15. Billy Wroble 16. Don Chambers 17. Kevin
Bifulco 18. Jason Saredy 19. Vern McLaughlin 20. Chris Allen Sr. 21.
Marty Derr 22. Ken Snook 23. Tony Klimeczak 24. Jimmy Avery
DNQ: Todd Woodruff, Joe Reid, Brian Willetts, Spider Ensinger Sr., Tom
Wills Jr., Art Avery, Darren Cox
ROOKIE
SPORTSMAN RESULTS
Feature (8 Laps): 1. Marty Saxton 2. Jesse Dill
3. Kimee Ling 4. Joe Fredrick 5. Lauren Emmons 6. Jessi Rozycki 7.
Melissa Scarpati 8. Scott Doty |
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