Little Valley Speedway got their second night of racing in Saturday, June 7.  Here are some photos captured by RacewayJay.

E-Mods take the green for the first heat of the evening with clumps of mud in he foreground.  About 4 PM, after the track had been fully watered, a storm dumped s lot of water on the grounds, causing a delay in preparation that set back the starting time to 7:30.

Racing through turn two, E-Mods are led by Al Brewer, Rich Michael Jr, Ryan Bright, Dave Hess Jr, and 3K. (As usual, if I have someone incorrectly identuified in a caption, please email me. jay@racewaymagazine.com

After a long career in Late Models with track championships on his resume, Al Brewer has added an E-Mod to his stable.

Justin Tatlow has a lot of Street Stock wins to his credit and now moves into the E-Mods.

Ryan Bright got his first win of the season at McKean Thursday night in this E-Mod, Mike Eschrich drives the car at Little Valley.  Mike is steadily improving.

Dave Hess Jr came to the Valley and picked up the heat win.  Later in the night he showed the way in the feature as well.

Brad Wall ran 13th in his feature.

Craig Bedell and John  Lacki in a pair of 7's race for the lead in the second E-Mod heat.  Bedell won this round but Lacki was fourth in the feature with Bedell fifth.

John Lacki

Craig Bedell with the 2nd heat win.

Two of the best E-Mod drivers to ever hit this area, Randy Hall leads Rich Michael Jr.

Hall lifts the left front in turn two.

Michael shows his usual smooth form.  Michael wound up sixth after winning six Little Valley features in a row.

John Woodward won the third heat and was third in the feature.

Junior Peters has a decent night, scoring an eighth place finish in the feature.

Matt Cobb won the first Super Stock heat and then led some of the feature, winding up fourth at the end of the night.

John Waters led the heat early, clobbered the wall, but came back to finish 16th in the feature.

Opening night winner Steve Dixon was 11th.

Bruce Miller came from the back of the pack twice after spins to finish an amazing fifth.

Larry Knowles

Bruce Miller won his Super Stock heat.

Boom Briggs, on the low side, races Dave Hess Jr.

Three Late Model powerhouses, Dick Barton in 28, Todd Andrews in 42, and Dave Hess Jr in 44.

The veteran Todd Andrews knows his way around Little Valley Speedway, was sixth this night.

Brent Rhebergen ran near the front all night, was third at the end of the 30-lapper.

Andrews wins yet another heat race at Little Valley Speedway.

Two experienced drivers at Little Valley, Dave Scott and Bobby Close, race for position in their heat race.

This one could've got messy as Vic Coffey, Greg Oakes, David Scott, Bob Close, and Doug Ricotta have the opportunity to go five-wide.

Fortunately these guys are at the top of their game and two of them backed out a bit, saving a lot of potentially twisted sheet metal.

Many-time winner at Little Valley, Bob Close leads his heat race.  Bob wound up second in the heat and fifth in the feature.

Vic Coffey and Dave Scott race out of turn two.

The race for the lead in the heat was between Vic Coffey on the low side and Bobby Close high.  Coffey won this round.

Modified great Vic Coffey in Late Model Victory Lane at Little Valley.

Opening night winner Dutch Davies leads Al Brewer (71) and Jipp Ortiz into the long back chute.

Al Brewer finished twelfth this night.

The "Rim Rider", Ron Davies, won his heat.

Adam Sixt races to the outside of the 40 car.

(Sorry, but I do not know many of the street stock drivers.  Write me with names!  jay@racewaymagazine.com)

Street run 4-wide!  Chris Austin inside, then Bill McKinney, Adam Ashcroft, and 15.

Damon Lewis

First heat winner Justin Baxter.

The 15 car leads Ron Hebner in 37 and eventual winner Adam Ashcroft in the 6.

Adam Ashcroft practising to become the next "Rim Rider".  Adam won the heat using the extreme high line but lost the lead when he faltered running high in the early stages of the feature.  He was flagged second in the feature but was declared the winner after Rom Stromecki was DQ'd. 

Adam Ashcroft after winning his heat.

Ben Asel ran eleventh in the feature.  This young member of a fine racing family is gaining experience each and every week.

Rob Stromecki won his heat and was the apparent winner of the feature until tech found an infraction, handing the win to opening night winner Adam Ashcroft.

Steve Dixon (against the wall) Troy Carr (27) and the 03 car after piling into the turn one wall in the early laps of the E-Mod feature.  Carr was airlifted to the Buffalo Medical Center and later released.

Dave Hess Jr in Little Valley's Victory Lane after the E-Mod feature.  Hess has won a LOT of E-Mod features!

Butch Talbot

Jeff Chesebro in Victory Lane after the Super Stock feature.

Dick Barton races Brent Rhebergen early in the feature.

This was the lead battle much of the early stages of the event.  Barton on the inside and Coffey on the high side.

Dick Barton gets another win at Little Valley Speedway.