Stampede race Two is now in the books. What a night of great racing. The information below can also be found on the Texas Motor Speedway site. Thanks to all who came to race and watch. We will be racing tonight June 27th on the 1/5th mile track at TMS, also known as Lil' TMS. It is out by the Dirt track behind the back stretch of the big speedway. So come out and watch us, racing will start around 6:30pm.

Information below is from www.texasmotorspeedway.com

5 RACES, 5 STAMPEDE REPEATERS

Five repeat winners were the order of the evening as Texas Motor Speedway hosted the second annual “Racin’ & Rasslin’” during the Classic Chevrolet Pre-Owned & Hummer Thursday Night Stampede.

Derek Shumaker recovered from an early-race incident to win the Legends Pro 25-lapper. The Merino family made two trips to the winner’s circle again, father Robert topping the Legends Masters and son Scott defeating brother Mark for his second straight Stampede Legends Semi-Pro victory. Bandolero racing also saw repeat victors, Johnny “The Shark” Gottsacker in the Bandits and Mark Webb Jr. in the Young Guns.

KSCS’ Brother Van, with clown Racer Roy riding shotgun, broke into victory lane in the KSCS School Bus Race. Brother Van survived several last-lap severe bumps on his rear bumper by 24-year school bus driving veteran Rascal Jones of Marshall, TX to win.

Shumaker was sent to the back of the Legends Pro field after an early-race incident with leader Jared Whitton. He moved through the pack to take the lead on lap 16.

Robert Merino moved by Rick Howle on the eighth trip around the quarter-mile paved oval and won the caution-filled 12-lap Legends Masters race, ended by the time limit. Tony Scott paced the opening nine laps of the Legends Semi-Pro feature before Scott Merino took control, beating his brother by 0.62 seconds.

Gottsacker overtook Chris Buescher on the third lap and ruled the remainder of the 15-lap Bandits feature. Webb passed early pacesetter Skylar Riley on the second circuit and paced the rest of the 15-lap Young Guns run.

Hotstuff Hernandez beat Ricky Murdoch to hold on to the NWA North American pro wrestling title, J.P. Black defended his NWA Texas Heavyweight crown against Al Jackson, Texas Trailer Trash beat ReGex for the NWA Texas Tag Team title and Chaz Taylor was declared the winner over Doink the Klown.

AUTO RACING RESULTS
CLASSIC CHEVROLET PRE-OWNED CHEVROLET & HUMMER THURSDAY NIGHT STAMPEDE
Thursday, June 26, 2003

LEGENDS PRO
Feature (25 laps): 1. Derek Shumaker, 2. Jared Whitton, 3. Gene Conley, 4. Don Barnard, 5. Buddy Goudy, 6. Randy Miles, 7. Scott Evans, 8. Don Johle.

LEGENDS MASTERS
Feature (12 laps): 1. Robert Merino, 2. Rick Howle, 3. Alan Riley, 4. Philip Ramirez, 5. Randy Reasor, 6. Scott Eyer, 7. Bob Farnham, 8. Bret Shisler, 9. Tim McDonald, 10. Evans Shaw, 11. Mike Nowels, 12. Don Brown, 13. John Crane, 14. Gerald Babbitt, 15. Larry Riggan, 16. Ray Schlag, 17. Mike Reid.

LEGENDS SEMI-PRO
Feature (20 laps): 1. Scott Merino, 2. Mark Merino, 3. Chris Jette, 4. Tom Strader, 5. Rusty Vinson, 6. Brent Seeley, 7. Kevin Trammell, 8. Nick Robinson, 9. Sabrina Kersey, 10. Mike Salter, 11. Chris Maynor, 12. Jay Turner, 13. Terry King, 14. J. Alston, 15. Edward Morrison, 16. Tony Scott, 17. James Buescher, 18. Harold Smith.

BANDOLERO BANDITS

Feature (15 laps): 1. Johnny Gottsacker, 2. Jordan Webb, 3. Hoyt Richter, 4. Chris Buescher, 5. Steven Abbey, 6. Justin Long, 7. Trey Robinson, 8. Travis Robinson.

BANDOLERO YOUNG GUNS
Feature (15 laps): 1. Mark Webb, 2. Skylar Riley, 3. James Buescher, 4. Jack Merino, 5. Nathan Wilson, 6. Dean Abbey.

KSCS School Bus Race: Brother Van, KSCS Radio.