Lindemuth Laser Etching (LLE) moves to Elite Driver Program in 2024   2023 saw LLE come on board with the United Late Model Series for the first time.  Sponsoring the Fast Time Award.  This entailed a season long championship points for itself paying $1,000 to the overall fast champion and an additional $2,000.00 into the overall point fund.     The Cameron Motorsports entry #72 driven by King George, VA native Tyler Emory took home that along with the Chew On This – Jerky Rookie of The Year and the Jay’s Automotive United Late Model Series Championship in his first year on the tour. Those that are unaware of what LLE does, they are small family owned business.  A family that came from racing and stay true to there roots.  They offer customized, embroidered, and laser etched items vary from to whatever your heart desires.  If you can think it, the

After weather claimed seven of the 19 scheduled show’s of the 2023 season, we saw King George, VA driver Tyler Emory not only win his first Jay’s Automotive United Late Model Series show; but claim the 2023 Jay’s Automotive United Late Model Series Championship.  ULMS will follow a similar schedule in 2024 with multiple new tracks as well. The current 20 race schedule will visit 13 tracks, 11 returning from the 2023 race season.  Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Motor Speedway will kick the 2024 season off in March returning to the schedule after a seven year absence leaving Alex Ferree as the last ULMS winner at the speedway.  The “Steel City Stampede” at Lernerville Speedway will once again conclude the ULMS schedule in late October. The 2024 season will showcase increased purse’s, including one sizable new show at Pennsboro Speedway.  The “Race of Region’s” Event will boast two full shows on memorial

The 2023 Steel City Stampede at Lernerville Speedway concluded the Jays Automotive United Late Model Series season. The rescheduled 2nd annual Ken Schaltenbrand Sr Memorial was on tap with the ULMS Late Models running for $4000 and topless. Twenty Five Jay’s Automotive ULMS Late Models were on hand for the Ken Schaltenbrand Sr Memorial with track champion Michael Norris setting Lindemuth Laser Etching Qualifying Fast Time over the field. Norris, Tyler Emory and Tyler Dietz were the three heat race winners. Matt Lux and Norris set the front row for the 30 lap Schaltenbrand Sr Memorial Lux making his final start of his career paced the field to the green with Norris taking over the top spot on lap one with Lux Dietz and levi Yetter quickly moving into second by l ap two. Alex Ferree was now up to third with Dietz fourth and Tyler Emory in fifth. The

The Jay’s Automotive ULMS Racing Series return to Latrobe Speedway this Friday night.   The Dave Kittey Memorial will highlight the night with a $4000 to win event that will pay $500 to start for the ULMS Late Models plus lap position money as the late models.  The event is in honor of Mr Kittey who passed away suddenly in August of 2022.  Dave announced at several regional race tracks over the years and was a dear friend of everyone in the racing world. This will be the second visit of the year for ULMS to Latrobe as the inaugural visit was a healthy field of twenty two late models on hand with ULMS Jays Auto Wrecking Elite driver Logan Zarin picking up his first win of the season on the ULMS tour. ULMS will be led by current series point leader, Tyler Emory,  of King George, VA who will be

The Jay’s Automotive ULMS Late Model Series made its inaugural visit to Hummingbird Speedway Saturday night. The July 29th make up event for Grady’s Decision Night was on tap for the ULMS Late Models with a $3500 to win event. A record setting late model car count and the biggest crowd of the season saw ULMS Jay’s Auto Wrecking Elite driver and current series point leader and Chew on This Jerky Rookie of Year point leader Tyler Emory take the money back to southern Virginia. Teenager sensation and Marion Center Speedway 2023 track champion, Levi Yetter set Lindemuth Laser Etching overall Fast Time of 13.502 seconds around the Reynoldsville, PA oval. Heat winners were Yetter, Kenny Schaffer, Matt Lux and ULMS Elite driver Ryan Montgomery who sits second in points. ULMS Elite driver, Logan Zarin and Wayne County Speedway hot shoe Jr Gentry were the consolation winners. Series point leader

On Saturday, the series makes it first ever visit to Hummingbird Speedway in Reynoldsville, PA for Grady’s Decision Night. The night is all about helping families with resources for those who qualify with children needing specialize medical attention for premature children. The inaugural visit by the Jays Automotive ULMS Late Model Series brings a $3500 to win event going for 30 laps. Grady’s Decision, a 501c3 non-profit organization, was created to present a glimpse of God’s love to families experiencing premature births as well as those families with children needing specialized medical attention. They serve as a beacon of hope through prayer, words of encouragement, gifts and acts of kindness. Grady’s Decision provides an avenue for people to donate and assist these family members during this difficult and emotional time.  For more information or to donate to this great cause please visit them http://www.gradysdecision.com. The ULMS Jays Auto Wrecking Elite teams

The Jay’s Automotive ULMS Late Model Series made its first visit of the season to Port Royal Speedway for the 20th annual Butch Renninger Memorial to kick off the 169th Juania County Fair. The 33 lap main event saw Gregg Satterlee take his third straight Renninger Memorial and his fifth overall in the event along with the $7333 first place prize money and additional $1000 in lap money. Thirty four ULMS Late Models entered the pits for the Butch Renninger Memorial with ULMS Jay Auto Wrecking Elite driver and current point leader Tyler Emory setting fast time. The current point leader and Chew on This Jerky Rookie of Year point leader won heat number one with Rick Eckert, Matt Cosner and Gregg Satterlee winning the other three heats and consolation events were won by Michael Norris and Drake Troutman. Trevor Feathers and Satterlee set the pace for the 28 car

Bedford Speedway hosted the Jay’s Auto Wrecking ULMS Late Models for the annual Labor Day 55. Thirty seven drivers entered the event with Chalk Hill, PA driver Mason Zeigler winning the $12,055 that was up for grabs. Chew on This Jerky Rookie of Year and series point leader Tyler Emory set Lindemuth Laser Etching Fast Time to start the evening and was one of the four heat winners along with Coleby Frye, Alex Ferree and Bryan Bernheisel. Consolation winners were Jay’s Auto Wrecking Elite drivers, Ryan Montgomery and Logan Zarin to set the field for the Labor Day 55. Alex Ferree and Coleby Frye set the pace for the 55 lap main event with Ferree in the Lynn Geisler #1Cochran Automotive Rocket jumping out to the lead Ferree blew out to a serious lead in the first few laps, but Coleby Frue, after falling back a bit early on, began