
Travis Barrett
Digital Newsletter Editor at Lancaster Farming
Part-time sports writer, full-time hack. #DogsB4People #FooFighters25 Bruins, Sox, Revs, LFC. #YNWA
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1 week ago |
lancasterfarming.com | Travis Barrett
ABBOTTSTOWN, Pa. — John Gibson has seen more than 2,000 World of Outlaws races in his storied career, but what he saw from T.J. Stutts last July at Williams Grove Speedway was one of the most surprising performances he’s ever seen. “I would say that upset was probably top-five all time with the World of Outlaws,” Gibson, the voice of the World of Outlaws since 1997 and a member of the National Sprint Car Hall of Fame, said Wednesday night at Lincoln Speedway.
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1 week ago |
lancasterfarming.com | Travis Barrett
One of the biggest weeks of the central Pennsylvania Sprint Car season arrived early this year. “The conversation seems to be that we almost start the season too early. It feels very marginal (with the early-spring weather),” said Lucas Wolfe, a four-time Pennsylvania Sprint Speedweek champion.
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2 weeks ago |
lancasterfarming.com | Travis Barrett
BECHTELSVILLE, Pa. — Forty-seven teams showed up at Big Diamond Speedway in Minersville last Friday night to race for $20,000. The next night, another 45 cars piled into Grandview Speedway with $7,500 awaiting the winner. It would appear that dirt Modified racing is alive and well at the local level. “There’s definitely a lot of them around,” said Ryan Watt, of Boyertown, who finished 14th in the Bruce Rogers Memorial at Grandview on Saturday.
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3 weeks ago |
lancasterfarming.com | Travis Barrett
MINERSVILLE, Pa. — Logan Watt’s first try in a full-sized race car didn’t provide much insight into what was ahead for the Boyertown driver. “I was so nervous,” Watt said last weekend at Big Diamond Speedway. “So nervous, and I didn’t qualify for the feature.”Watt, 16, is still a student at Boyertown High School. He talks about the night at Georgetown Speedway in Delaware as if it was eons ago. It might as well have been.
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4 weeks ago |
lancasterfarming.com | Travis Barrett
YORK HAVEN, Pa. –— In baseball, a hitter who fails seven out of every 10 times ends up in the Hall of Fame with a lifetime batting average of .300. Most race car drivers would gladly take a success rate half that average. Failure, unfortunately, is always an option at a race track. When 40 teams show up to compete in an event, there’s still only going to be one driver celebrating in victory lane following the checkered flag.
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How does @19_Wagaman_Jr improve on championship @lincolnspeedway? By trying to win more races and a title @WilliamsGrove, too. https://t.co/pmS6pWqTKB

Andy Brickley telling me I can “see” something on a replay is pretty hilarious… … considering the @NESN feed is a jumbled, pixelated mess.

The optics of series OWNERS Sweet and Larson starting 1-2 in the $50,000 to win @HighLimitRacing feature at @Lernerville are incredibly poor.