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Path Valley results 5/21

4-Cylinder Thunder Car: 1.Josh Walstrum (Fannettsburg, PA), 2.Raymond Middaugh, 3.D.J. Keefer, 4.Justin Rasp, 5.Kyle Martin, 6.Jacob Carbaugh, 7.Jeremy Moore, 8.Chaz Clouser, 9.Ralph Dishong
Lap Leaders: Josh Walstrum (1-20)
Heat: Josh Walstrum

270cc Micro Sprint: 1.Sean McAndrew (Apollo, PA), 2.Bryce Stephens, 3.Jason Houtz, 4.Eric Forsythe, 5.Ben Houtz, 6.Cory Shifflett, 7.Tyler Reich, 8.Jerry Palm, 9.Don Roush DNS: Cory Miller
Lap Leaders: Sean McAndrew (1-20)
Heat: Bryce Stephens

4-Cylinder Strictly Stock: 1.Steven Jacobs (St. Thomas, PA)
Lap Leaders: Steven Jacobs (1-20)
Heat: Steven Jacobs

6-Cylinder Strictly Stock: 1.Gary Guise (Biglerville, PA)
Lap Leaders: Gary Guise (1-3)
Heat: Gary Guise

8-Cylinder Strictly Stock: 1.Ray Duffy (Hustontown, PA), 2.Austin Johnson
Lap Leaders: Ray Duffy (1-20)
Heat: Ray Duffy

Mini Stock: 1.Ryan Laye (Ft. Loudon, PA), 2.Gerald Varner, 3.Jodie Varner, 4.Eric Grubb
Lap Leaders: Ryan Laye (1-20)
Heat: Jodie Varner

Coming this weekend:
5/27 – George’s Used Car Night - 270cc & 600cc Micro Sprints, 4-Cylinder Thunder Cars, Mini Stocks, Late Models, and Super Stocks plus a make-up feature for the 4-Cylinder Thunder Cars

5/28 – Strictly Stocks, 270cc Micro Sprints, Street Stocks, and Vintage Cars plus a Kids Candy Scramble

Are there really only one or two cars in a division??? i havent been to path valley in 4 or 5 years but things must really be going down hill???

The strictly stocks have really felt the impact of the economy and gas prices. Remember, these guys are very low budget racers, and I think it has finally caught up with the class. They have usually had at least 3 cars in each class this year, but Saturday was a bad night.

i rember a few years ago they had around 20 espically with hill vally not running anymore i thought theyd have more this year

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2013 race counter
3 Lincoln
1 Williams Grove
1 Selinsgrove
1 Williams Grove Saturday Series
1 Port Royal
1 Fremont Ohio

I think it is sort of a vicious circle. The economy tanks and so many teams can no longer afford to race, so the car count drops, so the payout drops, so less teams can afford to run, so the car count drops, so the payout drops...

The weather sure hasn't helped this year either.