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From: jim shiels
To: www.webmaster@stockton99speedway.com
Sent: Tuesday, December 05, 2000 12:50 PM
Subject: A blast from the past
A BLAST FROM THE PAST:
BY JIM SHIELS.
MITCHELL SCORES FIRST EVER WIN:
(Original story from Racing Wheels, written by Gary Jacob on July-6, 1973)
Stockton's Barry Mitchell scored his first ever Late Model feature win as he completely dominated hispart of the regular Friday night modified stock competition at Stockton 99 Speedway. Mitchell opened the evening by winning the first heat, came back to win the final heat and then led every lap of the feature.
As the top runners were smashing their way through the pack at the opening of the 20-lap feature, Mitchell was building a strong lead that was wiped out by a red flag on lap-2 for a five car tangle on the back straight. On the green, Mitchell again vaulted in front and held a half-lap lead when the yellow came out on lap-5 as rookie Bob Craven spun. Top runner Dan Reed moved into fourth on the Craven spin, but Mitchell again left the field at the green with Reed battling it out with Tim Gillit, Gary White, and Harry Belletto.
The rest of the race was caution-free with Mitchell breezing in front. Ted Fritz made a late charge, passing Belletto and Gillit to take over second, but there was catching Mitchell. Mitchell took the checkered an easy winner with Fritz a strong second and Reed finally pulling out of the pack for third. Gillit and Belletto rounded out the top five.
Fritz again paced the field through time trials with a mark of 16.121. Other heat winners were White, and Reed, with Reed coming back to win the dash. Jerry Bishop outran Curtis Nelson to capture semi honors.The hobby feature again went to Roger Bentz, with Bill Simpson winning the dash.
44T E.Nichols The Taz Man
racingpapa@hotmail.com
Tuesday, December 05, 2000 5:16 AM
Annual swap meet
Hey Guys,
I live down here in Hanford,Ca and look forward to your swap meet every
year.
Have you set a date for the meet yet? If you have please let me know. I need
to let my work know I need that weekend and I also need to make motel
reservation for Fri night.
Thanks,
Ed Nichols
Answer:
Stockton 99 does not have a swap meet; however, there is one run by Fred Kuntz that
takes place annually in or around the first week in January.
Fred can be reached at (209) 982-0547.
Duane Borovec, Manager
Saturday, December 02, 2000 9:33 AM
Question From: Douglas Ollis:
> Is their a tire rule for pro-stock yet for next year.
Answer:
A final decision regarding tires for all divisions is imminent. We are
considering proposals from both Hoosier and American. When the decision
is made, it will be provided to all on the website.
Duane Borovec, Manager
Saturday, December 02, 2000 2:43 PM
douglas ollis
bigdsports@msn.com
Thursday, November 30, 2000 10:15 PM
Is their a tire rule for pro-stock yet for next year.
Hutchison, John
jhutchis@cagpc.com
Thursday, November 30, 2000 8:16 AM
Got a list of any stock cars for sale ?????
***HUTCH***
Aimee R. Zapara-Sullivan
shards@inreach.com
Wednesday, November 29, 2000 2:07 PM
Was wondering when the 2001 schedule was going to be put out? So, when can go out and get
some sponsors for next year. Also, I heard that the pure stock are not going to pitting in
the infield for 2001 is this correct? If So, Where will be the new location for the pure
stocks?
Oh ya, a couple of teams that I talked to thought it would be a neat idea if we had three
50 lap main events for 2001 like you do with the late models. One at the beginning,
the second one in the middle and the third at the end of season and make them double
points night. Big car turn more $$$$$ in the pocket book and I know you like that...
Or even a 75 or 100 lap show and I bet the attendance would go up because people
would love to see if the pure stocks could go that long. We don't take up alot
of cautions... That could possible bring more fans since the pure stock is
becoming more popular than any other series that come out there except the late models!
David Sullivan
Aimee R. Zapara-Sullivan
shards@inreach.com
Wednesday, November 29, 2000 2:07 PM
To all the race fans out there on Feb. 2nd-4th they will be having Winter Heat Stock Car
Weekend down in Phoenix, AZ. They are going to have the Southwest Tour Series, and the
Nascar Winston West Series. Also, to all Ken Schrader fans he will be racing in both
events. Tickets are now on sale at Phoenix ticket office (602)252-2227 or on the web
www.phoenixintlraceway.com. Check with your local listing, cable or dish networks to see
about it on T.V. if you can't make it down there.
Thanks,
David Sullivan
SMS Motorsports #67
Web site: www.smsmotorsports.com
> From: Virginia Miranda <VirginiaM@USATRAVELGROUP.com>
> To: <webmaster@stockton99speedway.com>
> Sent: Monday, November 20, 2000 1:11 PM
> Subject: TRACK SWAP MEET
COULD SOMEONE ADVISE ME ON WHEN THE STOCKTON 99 SPEEDWAY SWAP-MEET IS? I WOULD
REALLY LIKE TO ATTEND AND MAYBE EVEN BRING A FEW ITEMS.
THANK YOU
Stockton 99 does not have a swap meet; however, there is one run by Fred
Kuntz that takes place annually in or around the first week in January.
Fred can be reached at (209) 982-0547.
Duane Borovec, Manager
> Sent: Saturday, November 25, 2000 10:01 PM
> Subject: season passes
> Hi, our family comes out to 99 almost every weekend, we love it!!!! It
> is a great way for a family to spend a Saturday night together! We
> were just wondering if 99 has season passes? Please let us know.
> Thanks from the Obenshain Family
Season passes are available. Please contact me at (209) 477-9030.
Duane Borovec, Manager
Ken Mitchell
KMitchell@phs.hs.co.san-joaquin.ca.us
Monday, November 27, 2000 10:14 AM
Pure Stock For Sale
This Pure Stock is a 1979 Buick Regal. It has a Stock Car Fabrication Roll
Cage and the rest of the car has been build by Mitchell Motorsports. The
car can be purchase with or without engine and tranny. Very nice car, must
look at before buying any other Pure Stock. Any inquiries can be made
either to kmitchell@sjcphs.com or by calling
(209) 468-3432 (Kenny) or (209)
931-2238 (TY).
Dean Gray
goldwing44@hotmail.com
Sunday, November 26, 2000 7:59 AM
old cars and pics
Hello I love going thru the history pages and looking at the
old pics,is it funny how things go 30 years ago we ran the funny looking but fast
limited sportmans.Now we have the IMCA mods,I also hear that some want to bring back the
old mods,not the want to bes of the NCMRA bot the true mods of the 60 and 70s.I for thank
it would be great.also Iam loing to restore a old limited sportsman any help in finding
would be great.also looking to buy old pics of stockton 99
Dean
YourName
haulin97@postoffice.pacbell.net
Saturday, November 25, 2000 1:34 PM
GAM For Sale
1996 Harris Modified (with 2000 update package)
Winner of 2000 Stockton '99' GAM Open
Price: $7500.00
for questions email: haulin97@pacbell.net

Wendall Reyner
Monday, November 20, 2000
#88,
Carpenter
Wendell Reyner, 74, of Stockton died Tuesday at home. Mr. Reyner was born in Sacramento.
He lived in Stockton for many years. Mr. Reyner was owner and operator of Reyner &
Son. He served in the Navy during World War II and the Korean War. Mr. Reyner was a member
of NASCAR and attended Quail Lakes Baptist Church. Survivors: wife, Mary Ellen Reyner of
Stockton; children, David Reyner of Wallace, James Reyner and Joan Reyner, both of
Stockton, Judith Culp of Husum, Wash,; 13 grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren.
Services: memorial, 11a.m. Wednesday, Quail Lakes Baptist Church, 1904 Quail Lakes Drive.
Visitation: none. Mortuary: AternativeBurial Services. Memorials: Hospice of San Joaquin,
2509 E. Hammer Lane, Stockton, CA. 95210-4222.
StacieJ39@aol.com
Monday, November 20, 2000 9:57 PM
Missing Crew Member
Just a note to let those of you who knew a former crew member of ours by the
name of Rick Reimers, he passed away sunday the 19th. It was a sudden and
very tragic situation.. He didn't deserve to go... So please to all of you
reading this, take a moment and ponder your own lives... Rick you will
always be loved and truly missed, by your family and your friends....
signed with memories and tears,
Jeff and Stacie Lee and the kids..