Steady rain and cold temperatures forced Wyoming County International Speedway officials to pull the plug on the scheduled race program for Friday, May 24^th, 2013.

The scheduled opening round of the Raceway 5/WCIS Dirt vs. Asphalt Challenge for 4 Cylinders will join next week’s race card, which also features a 50-lap Super Stock feature as well as regular racing action for the SST Modifieds and Vintage Late Models. There will also be a Double Figure 8 Race and the special CO2 car competition featuring tech teams from the Warsaw and Perry schools.

The Sprint Car Exhibition has been rescheduled for Friday, June 7^th.

For more information, please visit the track web site at www.wyomingcountyinternationalspeedway.com.

A unique racing event featuring teams from two area schools will be part of the Friday, May 31^st racing event at Wyoming County International Speedway (WCIS) in Perry, NY. The paved 1/3 mile “Bullring” will host a special event featuring tech teams from Perry and Warsaw schools, racing CO2 powered vehicles.

“We’ve been helping the Warsaw schools with this project for many years by providing judges and prizes,” said WCIS Promoter Jim Majchrzak. “This year we’re proud to not only have the Perry schools on board, but to also host the competition at our facility for the second time.”

WCIS drivers and officials will act as judges in categories that include best appearing, best engineered, and quality of build. The CO2 races will preceed the regular race program, getting underway at 6:30. The champions will be crowned during intermission, which is when prizes will also be awarded.

Each competing student (accompanied by an adult) will be admitted free for the night’s program. Additional adults are $10, with students admitted for $5. “We encourage classmates and their families to attend to cheer on their favorites,” said Majchrzak, “And we have an outstanding race program that night that features a 50 lap feature for our Super Stocks, plus the SST Modifieds, 4 Cylinders, Vintage Late Models, and a Double Figure 8 race, which will provide a ton of thrills and action.”

Gates open at 5:00 p.m. with the first heat race getting underway at 7:30 p.m. Wyoming County International Speedway is on 35 Adrian Road in Perry, NY, just 30 minutes south of Rochester and 40 minutes east of Buffalo. For more information on Wyoming County International Speedway, please visit the track web site at www.wyomingcountyinternationalspeedway.com or call the speedway office at (585) 237-2580.

Kevin Lewis held off a pair of veterans in the final laps of Friday night’s season opening 30-lap SST Modified feature and won the first race of the season at Wyoming County International Speedway (WCIS) in Perry, NY on Friday night.

Steve Fuchs took the lead at the start of the feature event, with Lewis falling into the runnerup spot. Lewis was able to find the open door on the inside lane on lap 6 to power into the race lead. Lewis had opened up a solid gap until the caution flew on lap 13 when Daniel Majchrzak spun in turn four. On the restart, Lewis had the advantage over a solid battle for second between Dick Kluth and Dan Hoag. Kluth, who had sustained damage in a heat race crash, held off repeated challenges from Hoag as Lewis stretched out his lead in the closing laps. At the finish, Lewis was the winner, with Kluth and and Hoag trailing. Majchrzak and Fuchs rounded out the top five.

SST Modifed heat races were won by Lewis and Mike Marollo.

The 25-lap Super Stock race was dominated in the opening segment by Austin Fugle, who pulled out a substantial margin over Dan Majchrzak in the first segment of the race. While Fugle was on cruise control up front, Alan Bookmiller was on a charge from the back of the pack, using the low lane to move into the top five. Majchrzak and Fugle swapped the lead once on a lap 9 restart, but Bookmiller inserted himself into the battle, taking second on lap 14 and moving past Fugle for the lead two laps later. Bookmiller’s efforts were rewarded with an opening night feature win, followed by Fugue and Majchrzak. There was a dead heat for fourth place at the finish between Anthony Kelly and Cassie Logsdon.

Super Stock heats were won by Don Greek and Austin Fugle.

The 20-lap 4 Cylinder feature was a wild affair that saw Tom Lalomia Jr. in the midst of a hectic battle for the lead that included Mike Bradshaw and Bob Woch. Defending track champion Eric Hastreiter also moved into the lead group near the halfway point. Several cautions and restarts shuffled the deck, and as the feature moved into the final laps, Lalomia and Hastreiter battled hard for the lead. Lalomia held on for the win and pulled into victory lane with a flat left front tire, which had slowly been losing air pressure through the whole race. Hastreiter was followed by Christine Hanel, who made a pass on Kevin Grom for third in the late going and was right behind the leaders at the checkers. Val Stephens rounded out the top five finishers.

4 Cylinder heats were won by Tom Lalomia Jr. and Christine Hanel.

Friday night, May 24^th, Wyoming County International Spedway welcomes a Sprint Car Exhibition and the first leg of the Raceway 5/WCIS Dirt vs. Asphalt challenge for the 4 Cylinders to “The Bullring”. There will also be a tire rolling contest at intermission. Gates open at 5:00 p.m. with the first heat race getting underway at 7:30 p.m. Wyoming County International Speedway is on 35 Adrian Road in Perry, NY, just 30 minutes south of Rochester and 40 minutes east of Buffalo. For more information on Wyoming County International Speedway, please visit the track web site at www.wyomingcountyinternationalspeedway.com or call the speedway office at (585) 237-2580.

       Point-2-Point Race
8  Points, or 20x20 stop boxes,  located through out the race track and infield. All drivers are required to race to each numbered point in numerical order. Come to a complete stop, and then continue to the next location.

Understanding that only one or two vehicles will be able to fit in each stop box at a time. The driver must menipulate the car and timing to enter and exit with the least amount of damage to finish the race. Each stop box path will cross many others on the road to victory!

Join us for the crowning of the 4-Cyl Challenge Champion and/or the winner of the $1000 to win 50 lap 4-Cylinder MAIN event Saturday Oct 13th at 3pm
  *** Smash-N-Crash*** follows winners circle celebration for the 4 Cylinders
to participate or for more info, call Jim at 585.245.2123

Teams need to be aware that the rule for tire durometer on both the SST Mods and SST SuperStocks will be deturmined by the average number, minus 5 points. This will determin the minimum legal durometer found for the current temp and track conditions of all the cars still running at the end of the given event. Tires may be teched at any time... heat or feature events. 

Wyo Co Int  legal tires;

SST Modifieds    -  AR EC31

SST SuperStocks   - AR 970

Tires and fuel are available at the track on Wed practice or Friday raceday