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2013 Driver Owner Information form: CLICK HERE

602 SPORTSMAN MINI-SERIES BEGINS AT PENN CAN FRIDAY

Friday Penn Can Speedway will be featuring the 602 Sportman division in the first leg of the four race NEP Telephone mini-series. This series within a series will feature points for both regular season as well as a separate tally for the four race dates sponsored by NEP Telephone Company from Forest City, Pennsylvania. The series will consist of four twenty five lap feature events on the selected dates. The races will also have increased payouts for those race dates. The top drivers will be rewarded with a separate point fund for these races at the end of the season. Qualifying for each race will be by the luck of the draw on these selected nights. The top heat race finishers will redraw for the feature event as well. There are no entry fees for these special races and pit admissions will remain the same. Other nights for this series will include Friday June 14^th, Friday July 19^th, and Friday October 18^th.

BRIAN MALCOLM WINS FIRST EVER PENN CAN MODIFIED FEATURE

Susquehanna, PA…Ideal weather conditions greeted the drivers, teams, and faithful fans at Penn Can Speedway Friday evening. Veteran Brian Malcolm of Lake Ariel won his first ever Penn Can Speedway modified feature holding off a strong field in a hard fought battle. 2012 sportsman champion Alex Stanton of Susquehanna found Victory Lane for the first time this season with hometown favorite Shane Wolfe Jr winning in the street stocks. Kenny Underwood remains undefeated in the four cylinders winning both features while George Brown came home the winner in both factory stock main events.

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BRP CanAm Late Model Series News

American Racer Cup For BRP CanAm Late Models

…Big East Tour Gets A Point Fund…

When the Bicknell Racing Products (BRP) CanAm Late Model Series makes its maiden Big East Tour to Five Mile Point Speedway, I-88 Speedway, and Penn Can Speedway there will be an extra incentive for the race teams.

Fred Woodward, President of Lias Tire, announced today that to help the BRP CanAm race teams with the travel expenses of the Big East Tour that Lias Tire will provide an American Racer tire to each of the top ten drivers for that three race program.

“When we learned that the BRP CanAm Series was headed east to Five Mile Point, I-88, and Penn Can we thought it appropriate that we help out. Our American Racer Cup program for dirt modifieds and dirt sportsman is established at all three of the BRP CanAm Big East Tour tracks so why not add the BRP late models?

BRP LATE MODEL SERIES

PENN CAN MODIFIED CHAMPION TO RECEIVER $5000…OTHER INCENTIVES ALSO ANNOUNCED

Penn Can Speedway operators Al Wilcox and Reed Miller have been hard at work over the off-season with speedway sponsors and are pleased to announce a number of lucrative incentives to teams racing at Penn Can Speedway in 2013. The programs will benefit all racing divisions currently competing at the three eighths mile oval.

Penn Can Speedway has always paid one of the most generous purses in the area in all divisions. This will not change for the coming season. The track has also provided a very decent point fund to all the teams racing at the speedway. Over the years speedway management has spread the allotted money out over all divisions. Penn Can has also distributed the money throughout the top ten. This also will not change in 2013.

With the help of speedway sponsors, Wilcox and Miller are pleased to announce that the winner of the modified title in 2013 will receive $5000. Other positions throughout the modified top ten will also see their point fund money increase as well. The other divisions at Penn Can will also be in for an increase in their point funds. Both the 602 sportsman division and the street stock division winners will be paid a minimum of $1000 for their championships. The four cylinder, factory stocks, and Xcel modified winners will be guaranteed a minimum of $250 for their titles.

HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL AMERICAN RACER CUP EXPANDS TO INCLUDE NORTHEAST SPORTSMAN TEAMS - TRACKS TO SEE THEIR TEAMS COMPETING FOR OVERALL NORTHEAST TITLE

The highly successful American Racer Cup for northeast Modifieds will expand for 2013 to cover a number of facilities that host Sportsman events as well. The Sportsman teams will compete in an identical point distribution model as the Modified teams currently do with $30,000 in cash and product up for grabs in the program.

The American Racer Cup for Sportsman will model itself after the current program for the Modifieds. Teams will be ranked at their home weekly track against other northeast drivers running at their weekly venue. A driver’s top 12 best finishes will count toward the overall title and the overall rankings will also be based on a track’s average weekly starting field. This will help to help determine who is the best northeast Sportsman driver for 2013. READ MORE

SPORTSMAN ENTRY FORM: click here

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE FOR 2013

Penn Can Speedway has a limited number of positions open for the 2013 season. If interested, please fill out the form below and submit it to the speedway office. You may also e-mail the speedway with your name, position interest, and a contact number.

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES: click here

AMERICAN RACER CUP 2013: FREE TIRE GIVE-AWAY FOR EARLY REGISTRATION

The highly successful $150,000 American Racer Cup for Northeast Dirt Modified race teams will begin its fourth season of tracking the best drivers in Modified racing this spring. Once again teams that register prior to April 1st will be eligible for five free tires. Three drivers have been tagged with the title of “first posted memberships” of 2013. Duane Howard is the Defending American Racer Cup Overall Champion. READ MORE

2013 ENTRY FORM: click here

SEASON KICKS OFF AT AREA CAR SHOWS

Penn Can Speedway in Susquehanna, PA is gearing up for another exciting year of racing at the three eighths mile oval. Track operators Al Wilcox and Reed Miller will return for their sixteenth season and are very excited about what looks to be an exciting year of racing. Another very ambitious schedule is now in the works and will be announced shortly. The schedule will be highlighted again in 2013 by Penn Can Speedway two signature events, the June 11th “Clash at the Can” and the season ending “King of the Can Weekend” in October.

The speedway will be represented at the two area race car shows in March. The first being the Southern Tier Speedworld Show at the Oakdale Mall in Johnson City the first weekend in March. The following weekend the track will set up their booth at the Motorsports Expo in Syracuse. READ MORE

OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM: SOUTHERN TIER SPEEDWORLD: click here

2012 PENN CAN SPEEDWAY BANQUET

The Montdale Country Club was the venue Friday for the annual Penn Can Speedway banquet where close to two hundred guests assembled on a rainy evening to honor the top drivers and teams of 2012. Champions were honored in all of the divisions with many special awards being presented and point fund monies were also distributed courtesy of American Race Tires, VP Fuels, and Trackside Products of Endicott, New York to the top team.

In the modified division Joey Grammes was honored with his first Penn Can championship. While calling the track his home speedway for many of his years in racing, Grammes never was able to get the title until this past season. In accepting the honor, Grammes praised the competitors he raced with every Friday night while giving much of the credit for his success to his family, crew and sponsors. He stated that he would return to defend his championship in a car owned and prepared by his brother Brad. Finishing second, after a yearlong battle, was Michael Schane. Schane was followed by Kevin Bates, Kevin Hartnett and Mike Colsten. READ MORE

2012 Banquet Photos

PENN CAN SPEEDWAY ADDS XCEL 600 MODIFIEDS TO WEEKLY RACING CARD

Plans for the 2013 Penn Can Speedway racing season are rapidly coming together at the Susquehanna County oval. In a recent meeting at the Parts Peddler Trade Show in Syracuse, track promoters Reed Miller and Al Wilcox along with Xcel 600 Modified founder Doug Borger announced that Penn Can Speedway will be a home track for the popular Xcel 600 modifieds during the 2013 season. Miller and Borger have worked out a duel schedule where the cars will compete in twelve regular Friday night events along with at least one tour series race per month. READ MORE

LEGENDS OF PENN CAN

PENN CAN SPEEDWAY HALL OF FAME 2011

FOUR RACE 602 SPORTSMAN MINI SERIES SPONSORED BY NEP WIRELESS STARTS FRIDAY
2013 AMERICAN RACER CUP EARLY ENTRY INFO: click here 2013 ENTRY FORM: click here SPORTSMAN FORM: click here NEWS BRIEFS THIS WEEK: 5-24-13 Modifieds 602 Sportsman: NEP SERIES RACE Street Stocks Factory Stocks Four Cylinders Xcel 600 Adults: $12.00 Student/senior: $10.00 Eleven under: FREE Gates Open: 5:15 Racing: 7:30 TENTATIVE 2013 SCHEDULE SPEEDWAY CONTACT INFO: Mailing Address: (Office) 38 East View Drive Scott Township, PA 18411 Physical Address: Route 171 Susquehanna, PA Office Phone: 570-585-9928 Race Day Phone: 570-853-3434 E-Mail: penncan@hotmail.com GPS: (We don’t have physical address) 98 State Street Susquehanna, PA 18847 (Gets you close/ within one block)	2013 Penn Can Speedway Pit Membership form: CLICK HERE 2013 Driver Owner Information form: CLICK HERE 602 SPORTSMAN MINI-SERIES BEGINS AT PENN CAN FRIDAY Friday Penn Can Speedway will be featuring the 602 Sportman division in the first leg of the four race NEP Telephone mini-series. This series within a series will feature points for both regular season as well as a separate tally for the four race dates sponsored by NEP Telephone Company from Forest City, Pennsylvania. The series will consist of four twenty five lap feature events on the selected dates. The races will also have increased payouts for those race dates. The top drivers will be rewarded with a separate point fund for these races at the end of the season. Qualifying for each race will be by the luck of the draw on these selected nights. The top heat race finishers will redraw for the feature event as well. There are no entry fees for these special races and pit admissions will remain the same. Other nights for this series will include Friday June 14^th, Friday July 19^th, and Friday October 18^th. BRIAN MALCOLM WINS FIRST EVER PENN CAN MODIFIED FEATURE Susquehanna, PA…Ideal weather conditions greeted the drivers, teams, and faithful fans at Penn Can Speedway Friday evening. Veteran Brian Malcolm of Lake Ariel won his first ever Penn Can Speedway modified feature holding off a strong field in a hard fought battle. 2012 sportsman champion Alex Stanton of Susquehanna found Victory Lane for the first time this season with hometown favorite Shane Wolfe Jr winning in the street stocks. Kenny Underwood remains undefeated in the four cylinders winning both features while George Brown came home the winner in both factory stock main events. Quick Results: 5-17-13 POINTS: 5-17-13: PHOTOS: 5-3-13: BRP CanAm Late Model Series News American Racer Cup For BRP CanAm Late Models …Big East Tour Gets A Point Fund… When the Bicknell Racing Products (BRP) CanAm Late Model Series makes its maiden Big East Tour to Five Mile Point Speedway, I-88 Speedway, and Penn Can Speedway there will be an extra incentive for the race teams. Fred Woodward, President of Lias Tire, announced today that to help the BRP CanAm race teams with the travel expenses of the Big East Tour that Lias Tire will provide an American Racer tire to each of the top ten drivers for that three race program. “When we learned that the BRP CanAm Series was headed east to Five Mile Point, I-88, and Penn Can we thought it appropriate that we help out. Our American Racer Cup program for dirt modifieds and dirt sportsman is established at all three of the BRP CanAm Big East Tour tracks so why not add the BRP late models? BRP LATE MODEL SERIES PENN CAN MODIFIED CHAMPION TO RECEIVER $5000…OTHER INCENTIVES ALSO ANNOUNCED Penn Can Speedway operators Al Wilcox and Reed Miller have been hard at work over the off-season with speedway sponsors and are pleased to announce a number of lucrative incentives to teams racing at Penn Can Speedway in 2013. The programs will benefit all racing divisions currently competing at the three eighths mile oval. Penn Can Speedway has always paid one of the most generous purses in the area in all divisions. This will not change for the coming season. The track has also provided a very decent point fund to all the teams racing at the speedway. Over the years speedway management has spread the allotted money out over all divisions. Penn Can has also distributed the money throughout the top ten. This also will not change in 2013. With the help of speedway sponsors, Wilcox and Miller are pleased to announce that the winner of the modified title in 2013 will receive $5000. Other positions throughout the modified top ten will also see their point fund money increase as well. The other divisions at Penn Can will also be in for an increase in their point funds. Both the 602 sportsman division and the street stock division winners will be paid a minimum of $1000 for their championships. The four cylinder, factory stocks, and Xcel modified winners will be guaranteed a minimum of $250 for their titles. HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL AMERICAN RACER CUP EXPANDS TO INCLUDE NORTHEAST SPORTSMAN TEAMS - TRACKS TO SEE THEIR TEAMS COMPETING FOR OVERALL NORTHEAST TITLE The highly successful American Racer Cup for northeast Modifieds will expand for 2013 to cover a number of facilities that host Sportsman events as well. The Sportsman teams will compete in an identical point distribution model as the Modified teams currently do with $30,000 in cash and product up for grabs in the program. The American Racer Cup for Sportsman will model itself after the current program for the Modifieds. Teams will be ranked at their home weekly track against other northeast drivers running at their weekly venue. A driver’s top 12 best finishes will count toward the overall title and the overall rankings will also be based on a track’s average weekly starting field. This will help to help determine who is the best northeast Sportsman driver for 2013. READ MORE SPORTSMAN ENTRY FORM: click here EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE FOR 2013 Penn Can Speedway has a limited number of positions open for the 2013 season. If interested, please fill out the form below and submit it to the speedway office. You may also e-mail the speedway with your name, position interest, and a contact number. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES: click here AMERICAN RACER CUP 2013: FREE TIRE GIVE-AWAY FOR EARLY REGISTRATION The highly successful $150,000 American Racer Cup for Northeast Dirt Modified race teams will begin its fourth season of tracking the best drivers in Modified racing this spring. Once again teams that register prior to April 1st will be eligible for five free tires. Three drivers have been tagged with the title of “first posted memberships” of 2013. Duane Howard is the Defending American Racer Cup Overall Champion. READ MORE 2013 ENTRY FORM: click here SEASON KICKS OFF AT AREA CAR SHOWS Penn Can Speedway in Susquehanna, PA is gearing up for another exciting year of racing at the three eighths mile oval. Track operators Al Wilcox and Reed Miller will return for their sixteenth season and are very excited about what looks to be an exciting year of racing. Another very ambitious schedule is now in the works and will be announced shortly. The schedule will be highlighted again in 2013 by Penn Can Speedway two signature events, the June 11th “Clash at the Can” and the season ending “King of the Can Weekend” in October. The speedway will be represented at the two area race car shows in March. The first being the Southern Tier Speedworld Show at the Oakdale Mall in Johnson City the first weekend in March. The following weekend the track will set up their booth at the Motorsports Expo in Syracuse. READ MORE OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM: SOUTHERN TIER SPEEDWORLD: click here 2012 PENN CAN SPEEDWAY BANQUET The Montdale Country Club was the venue Friday for the annual Penn Can Speedway banquet where close to two hundred guests assembled on a rainy evening to honor the top drivers and teams of 2012. Champions were honored in all of the divisions with many special awards being presented and point fund monies were also distributed courtesy of American Race Tires, VP Fuels, and Trackside Products of Endicott, New York to the top team. In the modified division Joey Grammes was honored with his first Penn Can championship. While calling the track his home speedway for many of his years in racing, Grammes never was able to get the title until this past season. In accepting the honor, Grammes praised the competitors he raced with every Friday night while giving much of the credit for his success to his family, crew and sponsors. He stated that he would return to defend his championship in a car owned and prepared by his brother Brad. Finishing second, after a yearlong battle, was Michael Schane. Schane was followed by Kevin Bates, Kevin Hartnett and Mike Colsten. READ MORE 2012 Banquet Photos PENN CAN SPEEDWAY ADDS XCEL 600 MODIFIEDS TO WEEKLY RACING CARD Plans for the 2013 Penn Can Speedway racing season are rapidly coming together at the Susquehanna County oval. In a recent meeting at the Parts Peddler Trade Show in Syracuse, track promoters Reed Miller and Al Wilcox along with Xcel 600 Modified founder Doug Borger announced that Penn Can Speedway will be a home track for the popular Xcel 600 modifieds during the 2013 season. Miller and Borger have worked out a duel schedule where the cars will compete in twelve regular Friday night events along with at least one tour series race per month. 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