Jennerstown, Pa.-(Aug. 25, 1999)-Time is running out for racers in Western Pennsylvania. The 1999 Super Six Racing season is coming down to its two final races, as local drivers lay it all on the line, looking to take the coveted track championships at Jennerstown Speedway. Saturday, August 28^th Craftsman will present the second to last chance drivers will have to make claims at the track championships.

Richard Mitchell of Bruceton Mills, W.Va. looks to increase his lead in Jennerstown’s featured NAPA Auto Parts Late Model division. Mitchell has accumulated 596 points, stemming from his six wins, and he has recorded top-10 finishes in all of his starts this season. Mark Cottone of McKeesport is nipping at Mitchell’s tail, holding the second-place point standing. Cottone is Jennerstown’s defending track champion, and his 1999 statistics include one win and all top-10 finishes in his 13 starts. Cottone trails Mitchell by only 40 points with two sets of Twin 30s left to go.

Bryan Thomas of Hooversville sits on top of the Giant Eagle Pro Truck division with two wins and a 24-point lead over Nick Rosa of Ligonier. Rosa leads the division in feature wins, scoring six in 1999, and looks to close the point gap and reclaim the number one spot.

Other division leaders include: Thomas Knight Jr. in Grand American Modifieds, Doug Shaulis in Street Stocks, and Mike Smith in PA Legacy cars.

Don’t miss the NASCAR Winston Racing Series’ and PA Legacy division’s racing action Saturday night at Jennerstown Speedway. Craftsman’s presentation of the night’s events includes a special double feature, Twin 30s, for NAPA Late Models and a 50-lap event for Street Stocks. Giant Eagle Pro Trucks and Grand American Modifieds are also scheduled to compete. Plus, PA Legacy cars will make up the 25-lap feature canceled on August 14^th.

Gates open at 4:30 p.m. Adult tickets are only $8, and kids 12 and under enter FREE. Call the Speedway Office from 8-4 p.m. for details at (814)629-6677