The other day, we got this message from Jeff Gieg:

I won at El Paso County Raceway Friday night and I run a Frankland 4:86 rear ended. First win in a sprint car and also got rookie of the year in the BST/CAT TOUR for 2015!

Thanks again for sharing Jeff Many thanks and congratulations!

All of us at Frankland Racing would like to congratulate our friend Jason Hughes for bringing home the United States Modified Touring Series National Championship. It is the second USMTS title of Jason’s career.

Keep it up Jason!

This month, OneDirt.com featured Frankland Racing friends Chub Frank and Boom Briggs. These two cousins from Bear Lake, Pennsylvania battle it out in the World of Outlaws Late Model Series each year.

Click here to read the article.

Photo courtesy of Rick Schwallie Photography.

This past summer, Frankland Racing Supply president Ed Ferree, who is 62 years old took the checkered flag at a race at Pittsburgh’s Pennsylvania Motor Speedway. It was the first victory in 12 years for Ed, who is a veteran of both dirt and asphalt tracks, and who competed in the NASCAR Grand National series in the late 1980s and early 1990s.

On June 29 at the half-mile oval-shaped Pennsylvania Motor Speedway, Ed passed Davey Murdick on the 17th circuit on route to the win. Another special part of the day was that Ed’s son Alex finished as the runner-up.

The story of Ed’s win was featured in Late Model Illustrated magazine.

Congratulations to Frankland Racing Supply’s favorite son Alex Ferree, who was crowned 2014 Late Model Points Champion at both Lernerville Speedway and Pittsburgh’s Pennsylvania Motor Speedway. This season marked Alex’s second consecutive points title at each track.

Behind the wheel of the #10 car in 2014, Alex accumulated took 8 checkered flags and a total of 12 podium finishes en route to 1,371 points  at Pennsylvania Motor Speedway. At Lernerville Speedway, he amassed 476 points while taking 4 checkered flags and getting 11 podium finishes.

Way to go, Alex! We’re looking forward to watching you race in 2015.

Don’t miss the Pittsburgh’s Pennsylvania Motor Speedway 26th annual Awards Banquet to celebrate the drivers from the 2014 racing season.

The event takes place on Saturday, March 7 at the Lafayette Room, 7678 Steubenville Pike in Imperial, Pennsylvania.

Cocktails: 6-7 pm.
Dinner: 7 pm with Awards Ceremony to follow
Open Bar until 11 pm.

Cost: $50 per person
Cost includes soda, beer and mixed drinks

Make reservations by contacting Karen Miley at 412-771-1878 or at kmiley99@comcast.net
Reservations must be made no later than February 28.