Salute to the Troops Night
Whelen & Law Enforcement Appreciation Night
Results and Points update from May 4 Fan Appreciation Day
| Legends | 05/04/2013Points | Total Points | ||
| Christopher Freeland | 50 | 100 | ||
| Chris Freeland | 48 | 94 | ||
| Joe Pike | 46 | 82 | ||
| Jett Jones | 44 | 44 | ||
| Ronny Freeland | 42 | 90 | ||
| Brent McGee | 40 | 40 | ||
| Tyson Goudy | 38 | 38 | ||
| Shane McGee | 36 | 78 | ||
| Ernest Morris | 34 | 78 | ||
| JoeyMcGee | 32 | 74 | ||
| Ethan McMillon | 30 | 30 | ||
| Steve Lewis | 28 | 66 | ||
| Tiffany Hemphill | 34 | |||
| Thunder Stocks | ||||
| Jerry McMasters | 50 | 82 | ||
| Dennis Carpenter | 48 | 98 | ||
| Hunter Street | 46 | 46 | ||
| John Paul Carpenter | 44 | 86 | ||
| Joe Smith | 42 | 82 | ||
| Scott Betz | 40 | 40 | ||
| Johnny Higginbotham | 38 | 38 | ||
| Ashlin Humphrey | 36 | 74 | ||
| Bryan Baker | 34 | 34 | ||
| Tommy Murphy | 32 | 80 | ||
| Bubba Gowan | 30 | 76 | ||
| Greg Kemp | 28 | 58 | ||
| Ronnie Woods | 26 | 60 | ||
| Allan Laite | 24 | 24 | ||
| Terry Takewell | 22 | 22 | ||
| Otis Hodge | 20 | 64 | ||
| Jamie Pylant | 0 | 0 | ||
| Compacts | ||||
| Cody Steen | 50 | 100 | ||
| Chris Barmore | 48 | 48 | ||
| Austin Wright | 46 | 46 | ||
| Jolly Jordan | 0 | 0 | ||
| Robert Shoemaker | 0 | 0 | ||
Fan Appreciation Day was a big success!
April 20th Results @ The REV
bandolero
#9 Landon “Catfish” O’neal (50)
#911 Dawson Moore (48)
#99 Dalon Moore (46)
legends
1. 19 Christopher Freeland (50)
2. 9 Ronny Freeland (48)
3. 91 Chris Freeland (46)
4. 3 Ernest Morris (44)
5. 8x Shane Mcgee (42)
6. 5 Joey Mcgee (40)
7. 27 Steve Lewis (38)
8. 23 Joe Pike (36)
9. 05 Tiffany Hemphill (34)
thunderstock
1. 14 Dennis Carpenter (50)
2. 10 Tommy Murphy (48)
3. x4 Bubba Gowen (46)
4. 14b Otis Hodge (44)
5. c1 John Paul Carpenter (42)
6. p00 Joe Smith (40)
7. 15x Ashlin Humphrey (38)
8. 95 Cody Steen (36)
9. 37 Ronnie Woods (34)
10.x1 Jerry McMasters (32)
Bumper to Bumper Pro Late Models
1. 31 Cole Fancher (50)
2. 39 Gary Sullivan (48)
3. 03 Brandon Kelley (46)
4. 08 Donny Kelley (44)
5. 7 Kody Brusso (42)
6. 151 Ryan Humphrey (40)
7. 52 Kevin Hogard (38)
8. 115 Buddy Parks (36)
9. 15 Michael Hudson (34)
10. 02 Benny Boudreaux (32)
Bumper to Bumper Auto Parts Signs on again as PLM Series Sponsor.
Media Advisory:
Revolution Park Racing and Entertainment Complex
2013 Pro Late Model Series Sponsorship
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
(April 17, 2013) Revolution Park Racing and Entertainment Complex is proud to announce their association with Bumper to Bumper Auto Parts continues as the 2013 Pro Late Model Series Sponsor in the NASCAR Whelen All American Series.
The official name is the Bumper to Bumper Pro Late Model Series at Revolution Park. This series is part of the NASCAR Whelen All American Series and will allow drivers to be eligible for NASCAR’s national championship program for weekly racing. NASCAR-licensed Division I drivers are eligible to compete for NASCAR Whelen All-American Series championships and point fund awards at the track, state and national levels.
Bumper to Bumper has over 200 stores within 100 miles of Monroe and built a reputation on having the Right Part at the Right Place at the Right Time. At Bumper to Bumper, Service Makes The Difference, We Get It. The first race in the Bumper to Bumper Late Model Series is scheduled at Revolution Park, May 5th, 2012. Green Flag racing begins at 7:00 PM.
@ Revolution Park We’re serious about having FUN! TM
Contacts:
Revolution Park – Doug Branch 2142129091
Bumper to Bumper – Ray Mohler 3183811302
Purse Structure @ The REV for 2013 takes shape!
Highest Payouts for All Divisions, Top Notch Tech and Safety Garage, World Class 3/8 Mile, High Banked, Concrete Oval Track and Friendly, Knowledgable Staff makes Revolution Park the Racers #1 Choice.
Click here for the NEW 2013 Purse Structure.
Revolution Park pays Bumper to Bumper Pro Late Model Drivers up to $1000 to win!
(All payouts based on car count starting feature races.)
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Revolution Park pays Thunder Stock Drivers up to $500 to win!
(All payouts based on car count starting feature races.)
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Revolution Park pays Factory Stock Drivers up to $400 to win!
(All payouts based on car count starting feature races.)
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Revolution Park pays Compact Drivers up to $300 to win!
(All payouts based on car count starting feature races.)
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Revolution Park pays Legend Drivers up to $500 to win!
(All payouts based on car count starting feature races.)
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Winners Crowned Inex Best at Revolution Park
Winners Crowned Inex Best at Revolution Park
By Jim Addison
The “Battle of the Bayou” wrapped up three days of racing at Revolution Park in Monroe. Drivers competed for national points and bragging rights as they competed in daily events. Many drivers were from out of town like Kyle Beattie from California. Beattie said, “It has been great here and everyone has been so nice. I really like the track and all the hospitality and racing competition. It was a fun and a great time” That was the sentiment of many of the drivers.
The three-day points champion was Dalon Moore in the Bandits class. In the Outlaw class it was Landon “Catfish” O’Neal. In the Semi-Pros it was “Jo Jo” Pike. Payton Ryan was the top one in the Young Lions and Tim Brockhouse was overall winner in the Masters class. In the Pros class it was Joey Padgett.
Here are the results for each day of racing that led up to the crowning of each class’s champion. The feature races were had the Sem-Pros and Young Lions (SP/YL) together, the Pros, Masters, and the Bandits (Bandoleros) classes.
Friday afternoon fans saw some fantastic racing as in the Bandits class it was No.1 Dalton Arnold and No.77 Blake Cisneros battling hard. As it came to and end it was Arnold, No.9 Landon “Catfish” O’Neal (Outlaw Class), and Cisneros. In the SP/YL class it was all No.23 Payton Ryan. He took the win and was followed by No.BOO Tyson Goudy, and No.6 Jake Thomasson. In the Pros it was No.83 Joey Padgett and No.84 Kyle Beattie switching top spot every other lap, but in the end it was Beattie, Padgett, and No.54 Clayton Green. No.66 Zane Smith caught on fire but escaped unharmed. The Maters class is was No.13 Tim Brockhouse out front the whole time to bring home the win followed by No.91 Chris Freeland and No.308 Dewayne Erwin.
Saturday night saw No.99 Dalon Moore out front the whole caution-free race. He was followed by No.1 Dalton Arnold and No.77 Blake Cisneros. The S/YL class had No.23 Payton Ryan opening up a good lead to finish first with No.54x Tyson Goudy and No.23 Joe Pike (Semi-Pro class) right behind. The Masters saw No.13 Tim Brockhouse and No.91 Chris Freeland battling it out until on lap five when Brockhouse began to pull away. It was Brockhouse, Freeland, and No.308 Dewayne Erwin. In the Pros it was No.83 Joey Padgett, No.54 Clayton Green, and No.66 Zane Smith.
On Saturday night fans got to hear the sounds of Brandon Harvey and band in the midway. Also special guest singer Paula Harvey joined the band to sing. Each and every race night before the races fans can come listen to some great live music.
Dr. Terry King was the honorary flag man. Hixson Ford provided the pace truck. Joe Smith opened with a prayer and the drivers began to line up and a night of great racing was on its way.
Upon conclusion of the races it was concert time as Carl Bamburg of K104 and “Mountain Man” from Duck Dynasty introduced country singer Andy Griggs for a night of some good music.
Sunday afternoon was the last day of the “Battle of the Bayou”. The Bandit class had No.99 Dalon Moore, No.9 Landon “Catfish” O’Neal (Outlaw Class), and No.77 Blake Cisneros as the winners. In the Young Lions race it was No.23 Payton Ryan out front the whole race. He finished first followed by No.54x Tyson Goudy, and No.6 Jake Thomasson. The Masters class was next with No.91 Chris Freeland, No.13 Tim Brockhouse, and No.308 Dewayne Irwin one, two three. The Pros closed out the day and three-day event with No.83 Joey Padgett and No.66 Zane Smith battling hard for the win. Padgett came across the finish line first followed by Smith, and No.42 Baiden Heskett.
Next Saturday night the Relay for Life event will take place at ”The Rev.” Relay for Life events are held overnight as individuals and teams camp out with the goal of keeping at least one team member on the track or pathway at all times throughout the evening.
Teams do most of their fundraising prior to the event, but some teams also hold creative fundraisers at their camp sites during Relay.
Relay for Life is a unique opportunity for our community to come together to celebrate people who have battled cancer, remember those we’ve lost, and fight back against the disease. Many of the participants are cancer survivors, which serves as a reminder that the community of Ouachita Parish is not immune to this disease and that by participating in Relay, you are joining with the American Cancer Society’s efforts to create a world with less cancer and more birthdays. The event will take place from 6pm to 6am.
You can check out all the action, just take either the Garrett Road exit or the Millhaven Road exit off of I-20. The entertainment complex is located at 8550 Frontage Road.
For more information you can access “The Rev” at www.revolutionparkentertainment.com or call 318-812-7223. You can also find them on FaceBook and Twitter.
Construction begins on Revolution Park Entrance Arch.
Grandstand Snack Bar Gets Upgraded
Grandstand Snack Bar gets an upgrade with paint and more for 2013.
