In Loving Memory of Brad Kline #23 and Mark Corbisiero #77

 
2003 King of the Mountain Winner!
2007 Mountain Speedway Street Stock Champion!!

Welcome to Frantz Racing

This page is designed to help inform fans about our racing activities. We have links to our current year results and past years results. We also have information on some of the most asked questions about our race cars under the about the cars link.and some information about the driver under the about the driver link.

 

Our Sponsors

Robin Little Mortgage Broker

Associated Chiropractic

Valley Welding

Haines Exxon Service Center

Aaron Resources/Aaron Healthcare/Aaron North

D.E. Cressman Insurance Agency

Brian's Auto Body

Al's Auto Salvage

Racing with Jesus Ministries

Reiter's Radiator Repair

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
FRANTZ GEARING UP FOR 2012
As 2011 comes to a close, Paul Frantz and his crew are still busy as ever, taking the car apart and getting it ready for the 2012 season. The car is stripped down to its bare chassis and has been send out for blasting. Everyone at Frantz Racing would like to wish you a safe and happy holiday season! Please keep up to date with Frantz Racing.
 
 
 
 
FRANTZ ENDS SEASON WITH TOP FIVE
(9/4/2011)- Coming off his first career Sport Modified victory, Paul Frantz and the Frantz Racing Team were very optimistic about having another good run.  Only ten cars came to Mountain Speedway for the first Sunday afternoon show of the fall, but they did not disappoint the fans.

     Paul started the Associated Chiropractic/Haines Exxon #10 ninth.  From the start of the race, the action was fierce.  The ten car field ran side by side until the first caution on lap eight.  Frantz had moved up to sixth at that point, but was poised to get more.  Early race leader Pat Verwys had to pit under the caution moving Frantz up to fifth for the restart.  Once the green flag flew, Paul wasted little time charging to the front.  He moved by Nick Pecko for fourth, and set his sights on third.  Just prior to the halfway point, Paul made the pass under Chip Wannamaker for third.  The caution flew again on lap twenty-one, giving Frantz a shot at the leaders. 

     The last nineteen laps ran caution free.  Paul was not able to advance any further front and settled for a third place finish behind point leader Dave Brigati and Jason Hearne.  "The car was just a little to tight getting in the corners and a little free in the center.  I'm happy with this run though.  It's a good way to end our season:" stated Frantz after exiting the car.

     Next for the Frantz Racing Team is to start rebuilding for next season.  Paul  said: "Our plan was to run five to six races this year, and that's what we did.  In the six starts, we got one win, two top fives, and five top tens."  Hopes are this will attract some additional sponsorship to make a run for the title in 2012. The team website will also be redesigned.

     The team would like to thank all the sponsors for their help to make this partial season a success; Associated Chiropractic Dr. Joe Perelli, Haines Exxon, Brian's Auto Body, S & D Bodyline, Morgantini Racing Engines, Himmer Graphics, Tyler Jett Motorsports Marketing, Amsoil Products, Neil & Susan Pritchard, Dave & Lori Loch, Don "Chowder" Bauder, Paul's parents Russ and Diane, as well as Paul's wife Heather.

     Paul is asking for all who want to see a good race, visit Mountain Speedway over the next few weeks.  Next at Mountain is Sunday September 11th at 2:00 pm for the ninth running of the Mark Corbisiero 77 lap Street Stock race.  For more information visit www.frantzracing10.com.

 Paul Frantz Earns First Career Sport Modified Victory at Mountain Speedway
(August 20, 2011)-.After being rained out several times, the “B Program” at Mountain Speedway finally took to the speedway. It was the first time that the Sport Modifieds, Late Models and Factory Stocks hit the racing surface sine July 9 and many would attest that the show was not one to disappoint. Paul Frantz of Coplay, PA took the checkers to win his first career Sport Modified main event and Craig Lutz of Miller Place, NY grabbed his third Late Model victory of the season. Rebounding from a horrific wreck a couple of months ago, Rich Paciotti of Kunkletown, PA took top honors in the Factory Stock division and Wes Gilbert of Preston, MD won took the checkered flag in the 4C Supermodified main.
  Geary Rinehimer started from the pole position and led the opening circuit of the 40-lap Sport Modified main event over Todd Geist, Pat Verwys, Chip Wanamaker and Paul Frantz until the yellow flag waved when Verwys’ car stopped on the apron of turn two.
  Green flag racing resumed, but the restart went by the wayside when Dave Brigati and Barry Callavini tangled in turn three. Frantz, Dean Ficarro and Jim Bojohnny were also collected in the incident.
  With the green flag back out, Rinehimer led over Geist, Wanamaker, Jason Hearne and Nick Pecko, but then another yellow waved on the following lap when Geist’s car broke in turn two.
  Wanamaker overtook Rinehimer for the lead following the restart and Hearne climbed to second by lap 10, with Brigati, Rinehimer and Pecko in tow.
  Lap after lap, Hearne battled with Wanamaker and tried to take the top spot. Hearne drove to the inside of Wanamaker on lap 25 and attempted to take the lead. Hearne had to get on the brakes and then shot up the track. With nowhere to go and unable to ovoid Hearne’s machine, Pecko piled into the action. Brigati was also collected. Unfortunately for both Hearne and Pecko, the damage was too significant to repair.
  Green flag racing resumed and it appeared that Wanamaker was on his way to victory, but that changed under a quick lap 27 caution flag when Wanamaker made a pit stop. Frantz, who held second at the time, was the new race leader over Rinehimer, Callavini, Brigati and Verwys.
  Frantz held off Rinehimer on the restart and Wanamaker battled back toward the front. He and Brigati overtook Rinehimer and set their sights on Frantz.
  Frantz could not be denied the victory, which was the first of his career in the Sport Modified division, as he held off Brigati and Wanamaker, who were side by side at the finish for second.
  Brigati barely edged Wanamaker for second. Rinehimer and Jim Bojohnny completed the top five.
  Heat race victories went to Dave Brigati and Geary Rinehimer. 
 
Sport Modifieds (40-laps) 1. PAUL FRANTZ 2. Dave Brigati 3. Chip Wanamaker 4. Geary Rinehimer 5. Jim Bojonny 6. Pat Verwys 7. Barry Callavini 8. Jason Hearne 9. Nick Pecko 10. Todd Geist 11. Dean Ficarro 12. Craig Lutz
 

 

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