Quick Track Facts
Name: Bluegrass Speedway
Owner: Charles Hamilton
Promoters: David and Anita Ferrell
Motto: “Where It’s Always Showtime”
Website: www.bluegrass-speedway.com
Seating Capacity: 7,500
VIP Suites: 9
Tower Area Includes: Race Control, Press Box, and Public Address Box
Racing Surface: Clay
Lap Distance: 2,640 feet or ½ of a mile
First Event: May 27, 1995
Super Late Model Track Record: Don O’Neal 14.563 (5/8/2010)
First Late Model Feature Winner: Johnny Wheeler (6/03/95)

June Jam History
2002- Eddie Carrier, Jr., Darrell Lanigan, Rick Corbin, Joey Daniel, James Huff, Kevin Claycomb, Johnny Wheeler, Steve Barnett, Bob Lanter, Ed Behn, Timmy Yeager, Shawn Negangard, Richard Smith, Jesse James Lay, Brad Neat, Tony Traficant, Bryan Barber, Steve Hillard, Scott James, Larry Wicker, Dustin Neat, Billy Dever
2003- Darrell Lanigan, Steve Barnett, Steve Landrum, Whitney McQueary, Bryan Barber, Rick Corbin, Scott James, John Gill, Victor Lee, Mike Marlar, Michael Chilton, Steve Hillard, Timmy Yeager, Aaron Hatton, Tyrel Todd, Bob Lanter, Jesse James Lay, Steven Ashby, Bob Pierce, Dustin Neat, Tim Tungate, Brad Neat, Mike Jewell
2004- RAINOUT
2005- RAINOUT
2006- Brad Neat, Chris Combs, Aaron Hatton, Jason Keltner, Mike Jewell, Jimmy Owens, Mike Watson, Bobby Wolter, Jr., Bryant Woodcock, Joey Daniel, Larry Greer, Dan Deaton, Whitney McQueary, Johnny Wheeler, Dustin Neat, Justin Rattliff, Greg Johnson, Jeff Watson, Anthony Ferguson, Bryan Barber, Jerry Rutherford, Rick Corbin, Tim Tungate, Scotty Earl
2007- Mike Jewell, Dustin Neat, Bryan Barber, Tyrel Todd, Victor Lee, Rick Corbin, Whitney McQueary, Johnny Wheeler, Tim Tungate, Joey Daniel, Jason Keltner, Bobby Wolter, Jr., Larry Greer, Joey Tackett, Tommy Carlton, David Webb, Jeff Watson, Doug Smith, Doug Ault, Jason Hinkle, Jerry Rice, Michael Chilton, Timmy Yeager
2008- Eric Wells, Jason Keltner, David Webb, Tim Tungate, Johnny Wheeler, Victor Lee, Mike Jewell, Rocky Hodges, Tyrel Todd, Aaron Hatton, Jesse Lay, Cody Mahoney, Scotty Earl, Zach Carney, Whitney McQueary, Arnie Fields, Larry Gray, Bryant Woodcock, Derek Fisher, Rob Starkey, Royce McGowan, Brad Neat, Dustin Neat, Chris Combs
2009- David Webb, Brad Neat, Victor Lee, Mike Marlar, Jason Jameson, Eric Wells, Jason Keltner, Jerry Rice, Mike Jewell, Tyrel Todd, Steve Francis, Tim Tungate, Larry Gray, Jr., Aaron Hatton, Bobby Wolter, Jr., Jeff Watson, D.J. Wells, Michael Chilton, Jordan Bland, Brandon Kinzer, Johnny Wheeler, Terry English, Dustin Neat

Super Late Model Win List: 1995-June 5, 2010
Tim Tungate- 30 Jerry Rice- 1
Johnny Wheeler- 25 Cody Mahoney- 1
Brad Neat- 17 David Webb- 3
Joey Daniel- 11 Tim Prince- 1
Scotty Earl- 10 Eric Wells- 1
Darrell Lanigan- 8 Jordan Bland- 1
Timmy Yeager- 8 John Whitney- 1
Bryan Barber- 9 Justin Rattliff- 1
Mike Marlar- 9 Victor Lee- 1
Dustin Neat- 9 Dustin Linville- 1
Josh Tarter- 7 Ray Cook- 1
Finn Watson- 7 Jeff Watson- 1
Rick Corbin- 7
Mike Hawley- 6
Audie McWilliams- 5
Don O’Neal- 5
Whitney McQueary- 5
Mike Jewell- 6
Jason Keltner- 5
Shannon Babb- 4
John Gill- 4
Scott Bloomquist- 3
Jimmy Owens- 4
Jesse James Lay- 3
Steve Trabue- 3
Bob Pierce- 3
James Huff- 2
Jim Curry- 2
Kevin Claycomb- 2
Terry English- 3
Billy Moyer, Jr.- 2
Rick Combs- 3
Steve Francis- 3
Rick Eckert- 1
Shawn Negangard- 1
Ed Behn- 1
Billy Meredith- 1
Todd Rust- 1
Earl Plessinger- 1
Greg Johnson- 1
Royce McGowan- 1
Greg Williams- 1
Steve Barnett- 1
Eddie Carrier, Jr.- 1
Larry Wicker- 1
Joey Kramer- 1

Super Late Model Track Champions
1995: Garry Mahoney- Madison, Indiana
1996: Steve Trabue- Scottsburg, Indiana
1997: Jason Bingham- Hodgenville, Kentucky
1998: Tim Tungate- Campbellsville, Kentucky
1999: Tim Tungate- Campbellsville, Kentucky
2000: Johnny Wheeler- Campbellsville, Kentucky
2001: Joey Daniel- Liberty, Kentucky
2002: Brad Neat- Dunnville, Kentucky
2003: Bryan Barber- Buffalo, Kentucky
2004: Joey Daniel- Liberty, Kentucky
2005: Joey Daniel- Liberty, Kentucky
2006: Jason Keltner- Campbellsville, Kentucky
2007: Dustin Neat- Dunnville, Kentucky
2008: Dustin Neat- Dunnville, Kentucky
2009: David Webb- Nicholasville, Kentucky

June Jam Roll Call of Drivers
Steven Ashby- 2003 Timmy Yeager- 2002, 2003, 2007
Steve Barnett- 2002, 2003 Joey Tackett- 2007
Ed Behn- 2002 Tommy Carlton- 2007
Bryan Barber- 2002, 2003, 2006, 2007 David Webb- 2007, 2008, 2009
Eddie Carrier, Jr.- 2002 Doug Ault- 2007
Rick Corbin- 2002, 2003, 2006, 2007 Doug Smith- 2007
Kevin Claycomb- 2002 Jason Hinkle- 2007
Michael Chilton- 2003, 2007, 2009 Jerry Rice- 2007, 2009
Chris Combs- 2006, 2008 Eric Wells- 2008, 2009
Joey Daniel- 2002, 2006, 2007 Rocky Hodges- 2008
Dan Deaton- 2006 Cody Mahoney- 2008
Billy Dever- 2002 Zach Carney- 2008
Scotty Earl- 2006, 2008 Arnie Fields- 2008
Anthony Ferguson- 2006 Larry Gray- 2008, 2009
John Gill- 2003 Derek Fisher- 2008
Larry Greer- 2006, 2007 Rob Starkey- 2008
James Huff- 2002 Royce McGowan- 2008
Steve Hillard- 2002, 2003 Jason Jameson- 2009
Aaron Hatton- 2003, 2006, 2008, 2009 Steve Francis- 2009
Scott James- 2002, 2003 D.J. Wells- 2009
Mike Jewell- 2003, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009 Jordan Bland- 2009
Greg Johnson- 2006 Brandon Kinzer- 2009
Jason Keltner- 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009 Terry English- 2009
Darrell Lanigan- 2002, 2003
Bob Lanter- 2002, 2003
Jesse James Lay- 2002, 2003, 2008
Victor Lee- 2003, 2007, 2008, 2009
Steve Landrum- 2003
Mike Marlar- 2003, 2009
Whitney McQueary- 2003, 2006, 2007, 2008
Shawn Negangard- 2002
Brad Neat- 2002, 2003, 2006, 2008, 2009
Dustin Neat- 2002, 2003, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009
Jimmy Owens- 2006
Bob Pierce- 2003
Justin Rattliff- 2006
Jerry Rutherford- 2006
Richard Smith- 2002
Tony Traficant- 2002
Tim Tungate- 2003, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009
Tyrel Todd- 2003, 2007, 2008, 2009
Mike Watson- 2006
Jeff Watson- 2006, 2007, 2009
Johnny Wheeler- 2002, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009
Larry Wicker- 2002
Bryant Woodcock- 2006, 2008
Bobby Wolter, Jr.- 2006, 2007, 2009

June Jam Fast Facts and Tidbits
-The June Jam first appeared on the Bluegrass Speedway schedule in 2002 and was a two day, separate show the first time. There was a special “Night Before the June Jam” that was ran that was won by Rick Corbin of Independence, KY.
-The “Night Before the June Jam” was the first event the O’Reilly Auto Parts NARA Battle of the Bluegrass Dirt Car Series presented by Arizona Sport Shirts ever sanctioned at Bluegrass Speedway.
-All June Jam events have been sanctioned by the O’Reilly Auto Parts Battle of the Bluegrass DirtCar Series presented by Graphic Impressions.
-Eddie Carrier, Jr. of Salt Rock, West Virginia was the inaugural June Jam winner in 2002 over Darrell Lanigan, Rick Corbin, Joey Daniel, and James Huff. If Corbin had won both nights, he would have gotten a $1,000 bonus for winning on Friday and Saturday nights. The win by Carrier, Jr. would help the second generation racer claim the inaugural Battle of the Bluegrass Series championship back in 2002.
-The 2003 version of the June Jam saw Darrell Lanigan of Union, KY follow up a win in the Eldora Dream the weekend before with an impressive performance in the 2003 June Jam event. Steve Barnett, Steve Landrum, Whitney McQueary, and Bryan Barber completed the top five.
-The 2004 edition of the June Jam fell victim to Mother Nature as continuous afternoon rain showers forced promoters David and Anita Ferrell to cancel the event around 4:00 p.m. that afternoon with well over 30 entries already sitting in a rain soaked pit area.
-The 2005 June Jam was once again a victim of Mother Nature as rain showers began falling at the ½ mile Nelson County dirt oval around 4:45 on Saturday afternoon after earlier showers had already wet the area. The decision was then made around 5:30 to cancel the event, with 32 Late Models in the pit area at the time of the cancellation and others parked out in the parking lot.
-For 2006, the event would go on a beautiful Saturday evening that saw the weather not play a factor in the evening’s activities and Brad Neat of Dunnville, KY would continue a mid-season hot streak of top finishes as he would claim the $3,000 payday in the June Jam over Chris Combs, Aaron Hatton, Jason Keltner, and Mike Jewell.
-Mike Jewell of Scottsburg, IN would add his name to the list of winners for the June Jam event in 2007 as the two-time and defending O’Reilly NARA Battle of the Bluegrass DirtCar Series champion would make this event his first “BoB Late Model” win of 2007. Jewell would see the checkered flag first in front of Dustin Neat, Bryan Barber, Tyrel Todd, and Victor Lee.
-The 2008 June Jam would see a photo-finish as Eric Wells of Hazard, KY would make a turn four, last lap pass of Jason Keltner to score his first ever O’Reilly Battle of the Bluegrass DirtCar Series victory by about three feet at the finish. The remainder of the top five would be David Webb, Tim Tungate, and Johnny Wheeler.
-The 2009 June Jam would see David Webb of Nicholasville, KY top a 36 car field after starting 15th in the June Jam and claim his second career victory at Bluegrass Speedway, worth $3,000. Brad Neat would take runner-up honors in the 30 lap event, with Victor Lee scoring a third place finish. Fourth would fall to Mike Marlar, with Jason Jameson completing the top five in his first ever visit to Bluegrass Speedway.
-A total of sixty-eight (68) different drivers have taken the green flag to start the previous June Jam events.
-There were six drivers that made their first June Jam in 2009. They were Jason Jameson, Steve Francis, D.J. Wells, Jordan Bland, Brandon Kinzer, and Terry English