Entry List

Practice Results

Factsheets

Qualifying

Starting Grid

Race Results

Previous Winners and Poles

1968		70 entries
1. Joy Fair
2. Jim Clarke
3. Dave Sorg
4. Tom Colella
5. Jim Bickerstaff
Fast Time: Rob Grana 18.41
97.773 mph
1969		47 entries
1. Joe Ruttman
2. Jerry Makara
3. Fran Harden
4. Iggy Katona
5. Jerry Spear
Fast Time: Joy Fair 18.16
99.119 mph
1970		50 entries
1. Bob Senneker
2. Joe Ruttman
3. Danny Byrd
4. Cy Fairchild
5. Augie Sandman
Fast Time: Joy Fair 17.84
100.897 mph
1971		55 entries
1. Bob Senneker
2. Joy Fair
3. Ed Howe
4. Larry Moore
5. Jerry Makara
Fast Time: Danny Byrd 17.81
101.067 mph
1972		56 entries
1. Danny Byrd
2. Joe Ruttman
3. Larry Moore
4. Ray Barnard
5. Bud Pingston
Fast Time: Danny Byrd 17.67
101.868 mph
1973		55 entries
1. Joe Ruttman
2. Jim Bickerstaff
3. Mike Shaw
4. Steve Asztolas
5. Dick Haas
Fast Time: Ed Howe 17.81
101.067 mph
1974		76 entries
1. John Anderson
2. Bob Senneker
T3. Joy Fair
T3. Randy Sweet
5. Ed Hage
Fast Time: Harold Cook 17.55
102.564 mph
1975		55 entries
1. Jim Bickerstaff
2. Rick Knotts
3. Joy Fair
4. Bob Schippers
5. Jerry Makera
Fast Time: Tommy Maier 16.92
106.383 mph
1976		35 entries
1. Ed Cooper
2. Artie Sommers
3. Rick Knotts
4. Dick Haas
5. Bud Pingston
Fast Time: Bob Sensiba 17.01
105.82 mph
1977		31 entries
1. Bob Senneker
2. Ed Cooper
T3. Joy Fair
T3. Randy Sweet
5. Don Gregory
Fast Time: Bob Senneker 16.63
108.238 mph
1978-1998
No event
1999		55 entries
1. Tim Felver
2. Tim Ice
3. Joe Bush
4. Doug Finley
5. Rick Sheppard
Fast Time: Roger Wing 15.65
115.016 mph
2000		44 entries
1. Tim Ice
2. Donnie Hill
3. Steve Sauve
4. Dennis Berry
5. Scott Baker
Fast Time: Steve Sauve 15.53
115.904 mph
2001		51 entries
1. Junior Hanley
2. Dennis Berry
3. Johnny Belott
4. Scott Baker
5. Tim Curry
Fast Time: Junior Hanley 14.817
121.482 mph
2002		57 entries
1. Steve Sauve
2. Scott Hantz
3. Scott Baker
4. Joe Bush
5. Chuck Roumell
Fast Time: Terry Senneker Jr. 15.075
119.403 mph
2003		43 entries
1. Steve Sauve
2. Tim Felver
3. Dave Kuhlman
4. Dennis Berry
5. Harold Fair Sr.
Fast Time: Tim Felver 15.314
117.539 mph
2004		53 entries
1. Steve Sauve
2. Jack Landis
3. Tim Felver
4. John Doering Jr.
5. Dennis Strickland
Fast Time: Don St. Denis 15.055
119.561 mph
2005		46 entries
1. John Doering Jr.
2. Harold Fair Jr.
3. Scott Hantz
4. Dave Kuhlman
5. Fred Campbell
Fast Time: Harold Fair Jr. 15.088
119.3 mph
2006		46 entries
1. Jack Landis
2. Mike Luberda Jr.
3. Andy Ponstein
4. Brent Jack
5. Harold Fair Sr.
Fast Time:  Johnny Belott 15.045
119.641 mph
2007		39 entries
1. Brian Campbell
2. Steve Sauve
3. Brent Jack
4. John Doering Jr.
5. Dave Kuhlman
Fast Time: Brian Campbell 15.157
118.757 mph
2008		32 entries
1. Harold Fair Jr.
2. Brian Campbell
3. Jake Francis
4. Ron Allen
5. John Doering Jr.
Fast Time: Joe Bush 15.091
119.276 mph
2009		33 entries
1. Dave Kuhlman
2. Ron Allen
3. John Doering Jr.
4. Johnny Belott
5. Dennis Strickland
Fast Time: Scott Hantz 14.846
121.245 mph
2010		35 entries
1. Harold Fair Jr.
2. Scott Hantz
3. Brad Rogers
4. Steve Sauve
5. Mike Root
Fast Time: Scott Hantz 14.815
121.498 mph
2011		31 entries
1. Augie Grill
2. Dennis Strickland
3. Johnny Belott
4. Chad Guinn
5. Dakota Carlson
Fast Time: J.R. Roahrig 14.718
122.299 mph - Event Record

Track Information

Admission

Friday: Free.

Saturday: Adults $25, Children 6-12 $3, Children under 6 Free.

Pit passes: One-day $40, Two-day $50.

To purchase reserved Glass City 200 seating in advance, please click here.

Lap Sponsorship 

The following individuals and/or groups have sponsored laps for the 24th Great Lakes Helicopter Glass City 200. 76 of 200 laps remain available for sponsorship, at $10 each. To sponsor laps, please call the Toledo Speedway office at (419) 727-1100.

Race Coverage

Toledo-area cable television provider Buckeye Cable Sports Network (BCSN) and nationally-recognized short track racing website SPEED51.com will each provide coverage of the Great Lakes Helicopter Glass City 200.

BCSN has telecast races from the track for several seasons, including a record eight events of the 2012 race schedule. The Glass City 200 will be taped for airing at a later date on the local cable access channel.  More information is available at BCSN.tv.

SPEED51 will provide live updates from the Glass City oval all day on September 29. The creation of SPEED reporter Bob Dillner, SPEED51 is widely recognized in racing circles as one of the premier websites for short track racing information.  2012 will be the second year in a row in which SPEED51 has provided coverage of the Great Lakes Helicopter Glass City 200. Visit SPEED51.com for coverage from coast to coast.

Competition Bulletin

For cars with engines of more than 360 cubic inches, the weight is 2800 lbs. with driver. 

Cars with engines of 360 cubic inches or less remain at 2700 lbs. with driver. 

The maximum of 60 percent left side weight remains the same for all cars.

This bulletin takes precedence over the entry blank for the 2012 Glass City 200.

Jack Franzil, Chief Inspector; Jason Sanderson, Race Director

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