Wow what a weekend! Benic Shock Services competitors celebrated Labor Day weekend in style, visiting victory lane no less than 16 times at speedways all across the country and into Canada.

                In Indiana, AFCO by Benic Shocks had a momentous weekend. On AFCO by Benic 16 series small body shocks Jonathan Hendrick got the weekend off to a fine start by taking his first career sprint car victory on Friday at Gas City, IN.  Scotty Weir would then take over where Hendrick left off by going 2 for 2 on the weekend in the Ron Gorby owned #G1 Maxim. Weir started by sweeping the events at Lawrenceburg Speedway on Saturday before heading to Haubstadt where he would lead all 25 laps to take the MSCS victory at Tri-State Speedway. The wins represented the 1^st and 2^nd for Gorby as a car owner. Brady Short finished a strong second to Weir on both nights with his 5-Bar Maxim utilizing AFCO by BENIC M2 adjustable shocks.

                At Miami County Speedway in Peru, IN, AFCO by Benic Shocks had a dominating weekend. Andrew Peters started off the weekend by taking the Front Row Challenge. After starting 22^nd on the field, Peters would go on to win the race by a straightaway in his #94 Stallard Chassis. Andrew followed that up by taking the Sunday night feature as well to put him at 11 victories for the season. Parker Price-Miller would take his 9^th feature of the year in the Junior Sprint class while Joe Leek took home the checkers for the 3^rd time in the non-wing class. In other Indiana action, Mike Morock visited victory lane at US 24 Raceway at Logansport, IN.

   It was a stellar weekend in Kansas as well as AFCO by Benic Shocks from distributor Kirk Reinert took 2 out of 3 events over the holiday weekend in United Rebel Series action.  Corey Lutters took his 2^nd victory of the season at RPM Speedway in Hays on AFCO by Benic T2 adjustable shocks, while Mike Woodruff made a strong comeback after early season back surgery by winning his 1^st of the season at Elmwood Park Speedway in Norton.

                In Michigan, Dustin Daggett continued a strong season with the ASCS Sprints on Dirt Series by placing 2^nd at Winston before getting his 10^th victory of the season at Crystal in the Phil Mott #2M Maxim. Brett Mann continues to lead the ASCS SOD points in the Bill Rowlee owned Maxim with Daggett only 32 points back with 1 event remaining.

                In Oklahoma, on AFCO by Benic T2 shocks, Lee Jennings took home his 1^st career victory in the Super Sprint division at Oklahoma City’s State Fair Speedway. Also at State Fair Speedway, Danny Jennings had a strong finish on Championship Finals Sunday to become the season point champion in the Super Sprint division.

                In the north, Mike Reinke took home his 1^st IRA victory of the season at the Stan Fox Memorial race in Beaver Dam, WI. Ryan Hunsinger had a career weekend in Canada, winning ½ of the Twin 20s at Ohsweken, before taking home another victory and a 2^nd place finish in SOS competition at Brighton. Teammates Keith Dempster and Glenn Styres also had fine Labor Day weekends as Dempster was the runner-up on Sunday, with Styres getting the win at Brighton on Saturday.

                As the season winds down, we would also like to congratulate some of our season champions. John Carney II won the track championship at El Paso (TX) Speedway Park while Chris Andrews has won the coveted championship at the Attica (OH) Raceway Park in only his 2^nd season of competition. 

From junior sprints to full size sprint cars and everything in between, Benic Shock Services has the winning combination for your race team. Along with our AFCO by BENIC and Integra by BENIC shocks we also have Maxim Chassis, MPD torsion bars and the latest and greatest parts from many other manufacturers in the industry. To find out more information about Benic Enterprise and Benic Enterprises Shock Services, please contact us at 765-948-5758 or visit our website at www.benicenterprises.com.