Ransomville Speedway Adjusting 2022 Schedule; John Susice Memorial For Street Stocks This Friday
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Story By: STEVE PETTY / RANSOMVILLE SPEEDWAY – RANSOMVILLE, NY – Management of the Ransomville Speedway will be making an adjustment to the end of the 2022 schedule.
Any questions regarding the change in the schedule should contact the Speedway office.
On Friday, September 9, the Mateo Hope Street Stock King of the Hill will be taking place. The Krown Undercoating Modifieds will be racing in a Big Block Modified/Small Block Modified Shootout. The Modified Shootout purse will be the same weekly purse as the Land of Legends Raceway in Canandaigua, NY.
The Mods will race for $2000 to win, $1250 for second, and $1000 for third. Also on the card will be a Sportsman/Novice Shootout for the Investors Service Sportsman/Kevin’s Carpet Cleaning Novice Sportsman, and the season championship race for the Sunflowers of Sanborn Mini Stocks.
If the event is rained out, we will be utilizing Friday, September 16 as a rain date. If the show is completed on September 9, then the books will be closed on the 2022 Ransomville Speedway season.
For September 9, pit gates open at 5 pm, grandstands open at 6 pm, and racing will get underway at 7:15 pm. General admission is $18 for adults, $15 for youth (aged 12-17) and seniors (60+), with kids aged 11 and under admitted FREE.
Pit admission is $35 for members and $40 for non-members.
John Susice Memorial This Coming Friday Night
The John Susice Memorial for the KiPo Motors Street Stocks will be taking center stage this coming Friday night, August 12. Vintage Cars will join the full racing card presented by Modern Disposal Services, Christopher Allen Construction, Buffalo Auto Auction, JW Swanson, and the FOAR Score Fan Club.
The John Susice Memorial pays tribute to the former Street Stock supporter, mechanic, and engine builder that passed away in February 2017. He was also the uncle of former Modified track champion, Ryan Susice, and grandfather to Austin and Cole Susice.
The Susice family has helped to add money to the purse for Friday’s race as well as contingency awards. The fifth edition of the John Susice Memorial will pay $750 to win, $500 for second, and $350 for third with a minimum of $100 to take the green flag.
In addition to the purse, a lap contingency program with over $1,100 dollars will be distributed throughout the field.
Bonus contingencies include qualifying heat race winners receiving $30 + a gift card from Bolands Beef and Brew, the $100 Bud’s Apple Pie Hard Charger, the $50 Hard Luck Award from Susice Motorsports, $50 last car on the lead lap bonus from Loren Fish, and $100 gift certificate from ImageX Graphics will be handed out to a random finishing position. Harbison Farms is giving $50 to a random position bonus.
The highest finishing 602 crate motor street stock will be receiving $100 from Camidge Racing. NSM Motorsports is sponsoring the worst heat race pill draw ($25) and the worst feature redraw ($25).
Past winners of the John Susice Memorial include Rob Murray (2017), Cory Sawyer (2018), Dave Bailey (2019), and Jaren Israel (2021).
The Krown Undercoating Modifieds, Investors Service Sportsman, Sunflowers of Sanborn Mini Stocks, Kevin’s Carpet Cleaning Novice Sportsman, and Vintage Cars will all be on the racing card. Racing will get underway at 7:15 pm, with pit gates opening at 5:00 pm and grandstands opening at 6:00 pm. Adult grandstand admission is $18, with Seniors (60 +) and Youth (12-17) $15, and kids 11 and under are admitted FREE. Pit admission is $35 for members and $40 for non-members.
In 1964, Steve Washuta incorporated Modern Disposal Services as a way to expand his seasonal paving company into a business that could provide a steady source of income for his family. As the region’s industrial base grew, Mr. Washuta’s dedication and strong work ethic helped his new business develop from a humble two-truck operation in Western New York into the 20th largest waste removal company in the United States.
Today, Modern is still a privately owned waste removal company. We employ over 500 hundred people in Western New York, as well as Southern Ontario, Canada. Modern is committed to the most innovative and responsible methods of materials management and recycling. It’s simple – we accept nothing less. As your local waste removal company, we take that responsibility seriously.
Christopher Allen Construction has been a longtime supporter of local racing and the Ransomville Speedway. From building construction to renovations, remodeling, roofing, and more call (716) 946-2528. Christopher Allen Construction is based in Wilson.
Since 1952, JW Swanson & Associates has provided HVAC Solutions with Integrity. J.W. Swanson & Associates is proud of its partnership with many manufacturers and their distributors as they distribute residential and small commercial HVAC equipment and supplies. Over the years, JW Swanson has done work at Cornell University, Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT), Oishei Children’s Hospital, Key Bank Center and more are just a few projects that they have done over the years. JW Swanson has offices in Buffalo, Rochester, and Syracuse to serve you.
Buffalo Auto Auction has served Western New York since 1991. Now associated with Scott Perry Auctions, the two auction houses combined have been ranked among one of the premier muti-purpose auction companies in New York State. Perry Auctions and Buffalo Auto Auction are located at 5300 Lockport Road.
The Friends of Auto Racing (FOAR SCORE) Club is a not-for-profit organization that was formed in 1948 by race fans for the betterment of auto racing. The club tries to help the sport of auto racing in any way possible. Their purpose is for the betterment of automobile racing for fans, drivers, car owners, and promoters: to have better and safer racing and to increase the popularity of the sport. FOAR SCORE is the oldest active auto racing fan club in the US. The Friends of Auto Racing has donated thousands of dollars each year to anyone in the racing community who is sick or in need.
