Jennerstown Speedway Crowns 2017 Champions Saturday; Titles “Down to the Wire” Published: August 31, 2017 (Jennerstown, PA)  September 2, will be the last race for drivers to earn Championship Points at the Jennerstown Speedway Complex.  When racing concludes Saturday night, five competitors will hold the title of 2017 Division Champion.  Also on Saturday, the Ron’s Collision Center Enduro Series will conclude, with a first-ever “slalom” race, through track obstacles, during the “Shane Shaffer...more

For the second straight week, a crash changed the Championship outlook in the J&J Truck Equipment Street Stocks division. Before one lap was completed a multi-car collision severely damaged the car of points leader Lauren Butler. Butler, a three time winner, was uninjured but her car was destroyed. Andrew Kostelnik was scheduled to start eleventh, but with several cars in the pits or moved to the tail of the field, the former Champion led the first official lap after the restart. He drove...more

Popular Jason Holder led the first two laps of the J&J Truck Equipment Street Stocks’ 20-lap feature after starting on the pole. But it only took three laps for defending Champion Shawn Beam to move into first place, after starting in eighth position. Beam, the leading winner in the division for 2017, dominated the event running far away from all competitors, earning his fifth victory. A major change in the standings occurred after points leader Josh Coughenour crashed out of the race on...more

A thrilling J&J Truck Equipment Street Stocks’ 20-lap feature race began with former Champion Adam Kostelnik starting in third spot, and taking the lead on lap two. Only racing occasionally in 2017, Kostelnik was seeking his first win of the year. Defending Champ, Shawn Beam, a four time winner this year, started in sixth place, and wrestled the lead away from Kostelnik on lap twelve. Then, the leaders collided after the torrid battle, on lap fourteen, handing the lead to three-time winner...more

Fans were screaming with delight, after what many of them called “the race of year,” referring to the J&J Truck Equipment Street Stocks’ 25 lap feature. North Star Equipment added bonus cash to the purse, and the competitors raced an extra five laps, in celebration of Bill Awtey’s life and career. Championship contender Lauren Butler took the lead on lap one, after she started the event in the second position. Aaron Van Fleet, a winner in 2017, held the runner up spot until lap four, when...more