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Stevie Smith Wins National Open
Stevie Smith won the “National Open” at Williams Grove Speedway Sunday night.
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National Open postponed until Sunday
Continued inclement weather and an especially saturated Williams Grove Speedway has postponed the Champion Racing Oil National Open to Sunday.
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Rain cancels night two of the National Open
With steady rain continuing to fall in Central Pennsylvania, night two of the Champion Racing Oil National Open at Williams Grove Speedway has been cancelled.
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Rain Cancels Night One of the National Open
The rest of the National Open weekend remains on schedule; the series will return tomorrow night
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By the numbers: the National Open
From Aaron Fielder Concord, NC — (September 30, 2015) — The World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series returns to historic Williams Grove Speedway this Thursday, Friday and Saturday for one of motorsports’ enduring traditions – […]
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DIRTVision MAX is back for the National Open
The World of Outlaws are back at Williams Grove Speedway for the new 3-day National Open, October 1st, 2nd, and 3rd! DIRTVision MAX will be there all three days covering every second of racing
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Stevie Smith wins Outlaw tuneup feature at Williams Grove
Stevie Smith will be looking for a little redemption when the Williams Grove Speedway National Open rolls around next Saturday. Smith was leading late in the race last year when contact from eventual winner David Gravel took him out of contention.
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Wolfe and Buckwalter wins at Williams Grove
Lucas Wolfe took the lead from Lance Dewease and drove to his second sprint car win of the season at Williams Grove Speedway on Friday night. Wolfe pocketed $4,180 for the victory including lap and bonus money.
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Haas wins at Williams Grove
Cory Haas drove by a fading Rodney Westhafer in turn three coming for the white flag and would lead the final lap to win the Billy Kimmel Memorial Sunday night at Williams Grove Speedway.
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Ott wins Gunn Memorial
Aaron Ott of East Berlin won the 33rd annual Jack Gunn Memorial for 410 sprint cars at Williams Grove Speedway on Friday night, taking the $6,000 victory in an attrition filled event that saw only 10 cars finish the race.
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Hogue and Shaffer win with final lap passes at the Grove
A pair of last lap passes netted sprint car wins at Williams Grove Speedway on Friday night for drivers Austin Hogue and Adrian Shaffer.
For Hogue, the victory was a career first at the historic oval in the 410 sprint division while Shaffer notched his second win of the season in the 358 sprint class.
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Jackson wins at Williams Grove
Williams Grove Speedway Mechanicsburg, PA Saturday August 22, 2015 Blazer’s Body Shop Super Sportsman ( 32 Cars ): 1) 17J Tony Jackson 2) 77 Russ Mitten 3) 7c Chad Trout 4) 3B Mike Enders 5) […]
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Hodnett and Dietrich split twin-20’s at the Grove
Greg Hodnett and Danny Dietrich scored twin 20-lap features for sprint cars Friday night at Williams Grove Speedway.
Winners took home $2,500 for their victories.
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Jim Campbell, Jr. passes away following incident at Williams Grove
Jim Campbell, Jr. passed away on Friday night following an accident at Williams Grove Speedway. According to a statement released by Williams Grove the incident took place in turn three during hot laps. The remained of Friday night’s program was cancelled along with the Saturday night series program following the incident. Campbell was 45 years of age.
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Pat Cannon wins at Williams Grove
Pat Cannon of Etters broke through for an elusive 410 sprint car victory at Williams Grove Speedway on Friday night, taking the win over Greg Hodnett.