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Reynoldsville,
Pennsylvania (October 27, 2021) – On behalf of STAAR
Lubricants, management team and partners, Trick Shot® Sustainable
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in the co-branding of the Super Cup Stock Car Series. This exciting
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vastly showcase products and strengthen their brand, utilizing the
upcoming televised events from 2021 and beyond on the MAVTV
Motorsports Network.
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national titles and four division titles with Benny as driver and
Todd as his crew chief, STAAR Trucking is one of the fastest growing
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Blessings
Abound as 2021’s Award Winners Are Celebrated
Thornburg,
Virginia (October 10, 2021) – The morning after the
season-ending twin 60-lap races last weekend, several drivers along
with their family and crew members converged one final time for
2021. Thanks to the
hospitality of Dominion Raceway, the annual awards presentation took
place at the 118 Bar and Grill located on the facility property.
Festivities kicked off with series
director Joe Schmaling announcing that the Super Cup Stock Car
Series will again begin and conclude their 2022 season at the
Thornburg, Virginia 4/10-mile oval on Saturday, April 30th
and either September 24th or October 1st,
respectively. The final
trophy presented was to the overall series champion, Ben Ebeling,
the ninth different one in the last decade.
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2021
Winner and Champion: Ben
Ebeling in Command of SCSCS Final Night of Festivities at Dominion
Thornburg,
Virginia (October 4, 2021) – All Ben Ebeling needed to do was
finish in the top five to cap off a season of ultimate consistency
and claim the championship. The
accomplishments went a step further with Saturday’s Super Cup
Stock Car Series Championship Night at Dominion Raceway.
The
afternoon started off with the Hickory, North Carolina driver
setting a new track record of 15.768 seconds, a mere 15 thousandths
of a second quicker than the only other remaining title contender
Bob Schacht. In addition
to that, Ebeling’s son Landon drew him the first starting position
as part of the six-car redraw.
Two yellow flags
slowed the competition in the first 60-lap main event, but it was
Ebeling’s No. 44 Startown Carpet & Floor Coverings / Swanny's
Auto Sales / Wrenn’s Lawn Service / L & C Truck Repair /
Battery Specialist of Hickory / RE Suspension Ford that established
itself as the car to beat on the restarts and ensuing green flag
runs.
Time in the shop
was the key to a flag-to-flag victory, Ebeling’s eighth of the
year, and what sealed the deal for the championship before the field
even took the green flag for the second race.
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Stage
Is Set for SCSCS Championship Night at Dominion Raceway
Statesville,
North Carolina (September 28, 2021) – The scenarios have been
calculated leading into the curtain-closing Super Cup Stock Car
Series race weekend of 2021. The
overall champion along with various additional accolades will be
named by night’s end at Dominion Raceway, the third consecutive
instance in which the Thornburg, Virginia facility has hosted such
an occasion.
Perhaps not
coincidentally since they have led the pack from the get go, the two
drivers remaining in contention for the championship split
the victories at the 4/10-mile oval when the season began in
early May. Ben Ebeling
holds a fairly comfortable 93-point advantage on Bob Schacht as the
field of 
competitors
will make their way onto the speedway on Saturday afternoon.
Ebeling, from
Hickory, North Carolina, is currently in his longest dry spell
between race wins (only four) over his SCSCS career, but has used
consistency down the stretch to maintain command of the points lead.
He will essentially need to finish in the top five, a feat he
has only failed to complete once in all of 2021, in order to lock up
his first overall title and continue a span of no repeat champions
since 2012.
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Bridesmaids
No More: Clean Sweep for
Kitzmiller and Team at Motor Mile
Radford,
Virginia (September 12, 2021) – Riding in on the momentum of
four consecutive runner-up finishes, Jason Kitzmiller has been on
the verge of breaking through for a first career Super Cup Stock Car
Series victory for quite some time now.
On Friday evening at Motor Mile Speedway, the Maysville, West
Virginia driver ended that particular streak in a most favorable
way.
After being top of the board in the
lone practice session of the afternoon, next came qualifying for the
twin 50-lap races that were on the docket.
Kitzmiller was right in the thick of where he needed to be,
the No. 97 A.L.L. Construction / CR7 Motorsports Garage Chevrolet
only 0.029 seconds off the fastest time.
That mark was set by Ben Ebeling for his third pole award
this year and gained the Hickory, North Carolina competitor five
more bonus points toward his championship lead.
In fact, first back to third place, Mooresville, North
Carolina’s Bob Schacht, were separated by just over five
hundredths of a second, each of which breaking the SCSCS track
record from the August visit to the 0.416-mile oval.
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Penultimate
Event Focus Shifts Resulting in Return Trip to Motor Mile
Statesville,
North Carolina (September 3, 2021) – Following the success of
the inaugural visit a month back and thanks to the facility’s
support and assistance in generously stepping up with coordination
aspects, the next Super Cup Stock Car Series road toward the
championship will take place at a different venue than initially
expected. Friday,
September 10th will feature twin main events at Motor Mile Speedway.
A set of
unfortunate circumstances related to the originally scheduled
Kentuckiana Dual Weekend, factors of which were partly outside the
overall realm of series control, resulted in this reorganization
being made. Series
officials remain optimistic that a plan can potentially be
formulated for some flexibility to further encourage the growing
interest in teams throughout the Midwest area to join the series for
the future.
Looking immediately
ahead, the third and fourth rounds of the Championship Series slate
will each be 50 laps in distance, while the annual increase to 60
laps will take place as part of finale weekend at Dominion Raceway
on Saturday, October 2nd. The
final four races of 2021 will now be settled entirely within the
Commonwealth of Virginia.
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The
“Petersburg Posse” Reigns Supreme in Final Jennerstown Visit of
2021
Jennerstown,
Pennsylvania (August 23, 2021) – Jennerstown
Speedway Complex may have to rename themselves to Petersburg after
Saturday’s dominance of the Super Cup Stock Car Series Twin 50s by
residents of Grant County, West Virginia.
For the first time in numerous years
of competition, qualifying was canceled due to a brief passing
shower and to allow for the fans in the Laurel Highlands region to
enjoy the complete program of feature racing.
Lineup was set by points going into the event with the top
six redrawing for their starting position.
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SCSCS
Championship Stretch Begins at Familiar Pennsylvania Venue This
Saturday
Statesville,
North Carolina (August 17, 2021) – The stage is set for the
Super Cup Stock Car Series as teams begin their final rally toward
the overall championship and additional awards.
The third visit of 2021 to Jennerstown Speedway Complex will
kick it all off this Saturday with twin 50-lap feature races.
Pausing after the most recent event
at Motor Mile Speedway, the points were reset with the worst two
performances of the season for each top driver being dropped from
the total. Overall, the
battle for the championship to be settled in early October at
Virginia’s Dominion Raceway has mainly come down to two
competitors.
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