Josh Turner of Edinburgh was the 2021 super stock track champion at Twin Cities Raceway Park in Vernon.
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Twin Cities Raceway Park in Vernon has named its point champions for the 2021 racing season. The awards banquet for last season competitors is slated for March 5 at the Pines Evergreen Room in Seymour. The deadline to purchase tickets is today. To order tickets, call (812) 569-1982.
Track champions for each division in 2021 were Tyler Cain of Seymour (crate late models), Josh Turner of Edinburgh (super stocks), Mark Hines of North Vernon (pure stocks), Hunter Perry of Columbus (hornets), Mike Douglas of Madison (modifieds), and Steve Day of Sellersburg (crown vics).
The final standings:
Crate Late Models: 1. Tyler Cain; 2. Keegan Cox; 3. Caleb Schryer; 4. Elliott Williams; 5. Charles Newby; 6. Tory Collins; 7. Bodi Henry; 8. David Bryant; 9. John Tyler; 10. Brett Wagner. Rookie of the Year: Charles Newby.
Super Stocks: 1. Josh Turner; 2. Ross Smith; 3. Sam Arthur; 4. Blake Hull; 5. Skyler Cohee; 6. Doug McCullough; 7. Tony Arthur; 8. Zach Sasser; 9. David Brewer; 10. Danny Hupp. Rookie of the Year: Blake Hull.
Pure Stocks: 1. Mark Hines; 2. Jerry Adams; 3. Brent McMillan; 4. Mickey Hines; 5. Justin Walters; 6. Daniel Hupp; 7. Willie Sallee; 8. William Burrton; 9. Daniel Moore; 10. Rick Zimmerman. Rookie of the Year: Daniel Moore.
Hornets: 1. Hunter Perry; 2. Michael Brewer; 3. Shane Wheeler; 4. Eric Moore; 5. Tony Napier Jr.; 6. Warren Laufer; 7. Zach Johnson; 8. Jamie Laufer; 9. Boone Moore; 10. Brian Pollitt. Rookie of the Year: Boone Moore.
Modifieds: 1. Mike Douglas; 2. Brian Henderson Jr.; 3. John Trowbridge; 4. Jacoby Hines; 5. Bobby Davis; 6. Jeremy Helton; 7. Bryson Clark; 8. Trent Green; 9. Troy Clark; 10. Cody Hegreberg. Rookie of the Year: Brian Henderson Sr.
Crown Vics: 1. Steve Day; 2. Phillip Fields; 3. Kenna Day; 4. Warren Lucas; 5. Jeffery Cranmer; 6. Jason Cranmer; 7. Kevin Rich; 8. Matt Cranmer; 9. Jessie Stewart; 10. Brian Moore.
Twin Cities Raceway Park will have a new name and ownership for the 2022 racing season. The track will now be known as Rock Crest Raceway. The track will be managed by Robbie Wilson of North Vernon.
This year’s schedule:
March 18: Open Practice
April 10: Open Practice
May 6: Opening Points Night: 410 Non-Wing Sprints/Super Stock/Pure Stock/Hornets
May 13: 410 Non-Wing Sprints/Pure Stocks/Hornets/Crown Vics
May 20: W.E. Burton Memorial: Pure Stock special/Super Stocks/Hornets/Crown Vics
May 29: Ted/Sue Collins Memorial: I.L.M.S Crate Late Models/Super Stocks/Pure Stock/Hornets Inaugural INDIANA Non-Wing Classic
June 3: 410 Non-Wing Sprints/Pure Stocks/Hornets/Crown Vics
June 10: Off (Dream)
June 17: B.O.S.S Series Special: 410 Non-Wing Sprints/Super Stocks/Hornets/Crown Vics
June 24: Mark Clark Memorial: Super Stocks Special/I.L.M.S Crate Late Models/Pure Stocks/Hornets
July : Off
July : 410 Non-Wing Sprints/I.L.M.S Crate Late Models/Pure Stocks/Hornets
July 15: No Racing (Possible Rain Dates)
July 23: Double Points Night: I.L.M.S Crate Late Models/410 Non-Wing Sprints/Pure Stock/Super Stocks/Hornets
July 29: Off (Jackson County Fair Races)
Aug. 5: 410 Non-Wing Sprints / I.L.M.S Crate Late Models/Pure Stocks/Hornets
Aug. 11: Off (North/South)
Aug. 19: Hornet Special: Hornets (ODD/EVEN features)/Pure Stocks/M.M.S.A Mini Sprints/Crown vic
Aug. 26: 410 Non-Wing Sprints/UMP Modifieds/Pure Stock/Crown Vics
Sept. 2: Inaugural John Gill Classic: Super Late Models/Super Stocks/Pure Stocks/Hornets
Sept. 4: Pat O’Connor Memorial (B.O.S.S Series) 410 Non-Wing Sprints/CLASSES
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Sept. 9 : Off (World 100)
Sept. 16: 410 Non-Wing Sprints/ MP Modifieds/Pure Stocks/Hornets
Sept. 23-24: Off (Jackson 100)
Sept. 30: 410 Non-Wing Sprints/Pure Stocks/Hornets
Oct. 7-9: Off (Fun Fest)
Oct. 15: *Final Points Nights: 410 Non-Wing Sprints/Super Stocks/Pure Stock/Hornet
Indiana Pro Late Models set schedule
Indiana Pro Late Model Series officials recently announced its 2022 lineup of events which will showcase 26 nights of racing action at five different tracks in Indiana.
The series kicks off its 2022 campaign at its home base of Brownstown Speedway on April 2. After six weekends at home, the series then travels to Bloomington Speedway on May 20 and then revisits Brownstown on May 21 for a two-day race weekend.
Rock Crest Raceway in North Vernon hosts the series for the first time on May 29 followed by another travel date to Lincoln Park Speedway on June 4. The Scott County Fair will host the series
on July 3. Circle City Raceway is back on the schedule for July 17. Rock Crest Raceway and Brownstown Speedway will fill the remaining schedule for the series.
All Indiana Pro Late Model Series events are set to pay $1,000 to-win and will once again feature a points fund for the drivers. Tyler Neal was the 2021 series champion, finishing the season with nine feature wins and 20 top-five finishes. Austin Burton was the Rookie of the Year.
The 2022 Indiana Pro Late Model Series schedule:
April 2; Brownstown Speedway
April 16: Brownstown Speedway
April 23: Brownstown Speedway
April 30: Brownstown Speedway
May 7: Brownstown Speedway
May 14: Brownstown Speedway
May 20: Bloomington Speedway
May 21: Brownstown Speedway
May 29: Rock Crest Raceway
June 4: Lincoln Park Speedway
June 18: Brownstown Speedway
June 24: Rock Crest Raceway
July 2: Brownstown Speedway
July 3: Scott County Fairgrounds
July 8: Rock Crest Raceway
July 16: Brownstown Speedway
July 17: Circle City Raceway
July 23: Rock Crest Raceway
July 28: Brownstown Speedway
Aug. 5: Rock Crest Raceway
Aug. 20: Brownstown Speedway
Aug. 27: Brownstown Speedway
Sept. 3: Brownstown Speedway
Sept. 17: Brownstown Speedway
Sept. 23: Brownstown Speedway
Oct. 1: Brownstown Speedway
James Essex writes a motorsports notebook for The Republic. Send comments to [email protected]
