• Kokomo, Indiana’s Parker Price-Miller is the latest American amongst a number of last-minute Classic entrants that includes the likes of Jordyn Brazier, Ryan Jones and Steven Lines.

    The most recent batch of entrants has seen the field swell to in-excess of 90 entries in what promises to be a hotly contested three nights of competition from January 18 to 20.

    Having set the fastest qualifying lap on either night of the 2018 Grand Annual Sprintcar Classic, Parker Price-Miller immediately made most good judges sit up and take notice as he commenced his maiden Classic in fine style.

    While the dream of making, and ultimately winning the 40-lap Sunday night final, eluded the talented resident of Kokomo, Indiana, he certainly showed enough to warrant a return trip for HRP Specialties and the Harding Family based out of Western Australia.

    One of the season highlights for Price-Miller was at the famed Eldora Raceway, during the 4 Crown Nationals amongst a relative who’s who of the Sprintcar scene.

    It was here that a trio of young tyro’s dominated proceedings with Price-Miller second to Aaron Reutzel, with Gio Scelzi in third, highlighting the depth of up and coming talent in the sport of Sprintcar Racing.

    At the Knoxville Nationals, Price-Miller and Gio Scelzi were teammates under the Indy Race Parts banner and neither driver disappointed car owner and team principal Bernie Stuebgen, with Price-Miller making the big dance via a B-Main win before eventually wheeling the 71p entry to 18th place during the 50 lap final.

    On his second visit to the Classic, the fan base of Parker Price-Miller is sure to grow as this talented sets about creating another little piece of Classic history.

    His trip will be supported by HRP Specialties, Chalk Stix Torsion Bars, Rentco, Jolly Good Auto Electrics, Carahaul and Motorsport Connections.

    Lines the 2011 and 2013 Classic Champion is one of the most respected drivers in the Country with his amazing car speed and never say die attitude lending himself to a legion of fans, especially on the banks of Mt. Max at Sungold Stadium.

    Jordyn Brazier is another top end combatant in the Classic field, plying his craft at Sydney Speedway again this summer on the back of an American campaign that again took in the Knoxville Nationals.

    Having claimed a start as the first emergency at the 2018 Classic, Jordyn was able to move forward to an eventual finishing position of 17th in the Classic finale.

    Hard charging South Aussie duo Daniel Evans and Ryan Jones also join the field amidst a strong group of entries that has seen the entry list grow considerably in the past few days.

    Amongst those to have recently entered are:

    Parker Price-Miller (USA12):
    Car Owner: HRP Specialties
    Chassis: Triple X Engine: KRE
    Sponsors: HRP Specialties, Chalk Stix Torsion Bars, Joly Good Auto Electrics, Carahaul and Motorsport Connections.
    2018 Classic Result: 12th in B-Main 2.

    NS21 Jordyn Brazier:
    Chassis: J&J Engine: 410
    Sponsors: Castrol Edge, Cobra Skip Bins, Blackshaws, Camden Signage and Building, Vortex Wings, PWR Radiators, Blackshaws and Adidas.
    2018 Classic Result: 17th in A-Main.

    NT24 Jamie O’Neill:
    Chassis: Maxim Engine: KRE
    Sponsors: Austec Irrigation, Territory Plant Hire and Atlantic Oils.
    2018 Classic Result: Did Not Compete.

    V28 Andrew Hughes:
    Chassis: Cool Engine: Maxwill
    Sponsors: Hughes Plant, Linx Finance, Adroit, M & K Insurance, Tyrell Partners Accountants, Dot and George.
    2018 Classic Result: 12th in B-Main 1.

    S37 Terry Kelly:
    Chassis: Triple X Engine: Walker Race Engines
    Sponsors: Kamstra Rock & Soil Drilling and Inland Crane Hire, Mildura.
    2018 Classic Result: 16th in C-Main 1.

    S44 Daniel Evans
    Chassis: Maxim Engine: 410
    Sponsors: Chris Evans Transport and Scott’s Electrical.
    2018 Classic Result: Did Not Qualify.

    V44 Tim Van Ginneken
    Chassis: Triple X Engine: Maxwill
    Sponsors: Anderson Bob Cat Service, Lowe’s Auto Repairs, South West Conveyancing, Rafferty’s Tavern, Lethal Wings and GSE Transport.
    2018 Classic Result: 11th in B-Main 2

    S63 Ryan Jones:
    Chassis: Triple X Engine: PM Race Engines
    Sponsors: Murray Machining and Sheds, River City Sheds, Ekwin Construction, Lewiston Haulage, Rowe Aluminium, Elite Electrical and OZ Signs.
    2018 Classic Result: 16th in A-Main.

    N65 Brendan Rallings
    Chassis: Maxim Engine: Chev 410
    Sponsors: SKW, Five 4 Engineering, MSP, BKTI Racing and PASS Powdercoating.
    2018 Classic Result: Did Not Compete.

    V77 Brayden Parr:
    Chassis: Triple X Engine: JSR 410
    Sponsors: Compass Powder Coating, Metal Worx, Parr Motorsports, Salt Electrical, Tri-Tech Lubricants, Prestige Roof Tiling, Speakmans Auto Electrical, KIS Corporate and ABSS.
    2018 Classic Result: Did Not Compete.

    VA81 Rhys Baxter:
    Chassis: Maxim; Engine: KRE
    Sponsors: Kevin’s Transport, Webber and Chivell Fertilisers, Cooriemungle Contracting, Proside Select and Rhim Cleaning.
    2018 Classic Result: 8th in C-Main 2.

    Q83 Steven Lines
    Chassis Cool Engine: Inglis Race Engines 410
    Sponsors: MSM Scrap Metal, East Coast Logistics, Clarend Transport and Grow Systems Australia.
    2018 Classic Result: 5th in A-Main

    The 2019 47th edition of the South West Conveyancing Grand Annual Sprintcar Classic will be supported by the following sponsors; Performance Racegear, KRE Race Engines, GJ Gardner Homes, The Lady Bay Resort and KFC.

    Copies of the 2019 Grand Annual Sprintcar Classic entry form have been forwarded to the 2018 entrants while a PDF version is available for download from the Premier Speedway website www.premierspeedway.com.au. Pre-Entries are due to close off on January 7.


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