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Wince Mayabb, father of Kevin and Walt Mayabb, husband of Lola Mayabb, and father of 191 Speedway lost his life Saturday night due to injuries sustained in an accident in front of the track entrance.

Words can’t describe the sadness that is felt throughout the Mayabb family and racing community. Wince was one of the most generous and kind hearted people that you could ever meet. He never failed to help anyone in need and was always willing to lend a helping hand no matter what the situation. He was known at the track for his peacemaking ability and taking care of all the racers and fans to make sure they had anything and everything they needed to have a good time. He demonstrated a tireless work ethic that was unimaginable. His track duties took him to the front gate to help with parking cars last night where the accident occurred.

It was his dream, along with Walt and Kevin, to build a track in our small town of Campton, KY. The dream began some five years ago and finally became a reality in the fall of 2009 when 191 Speedway hosted two races at the end of the season. The track’s inaugural season began in the spring of 2010. Crowds started out small but began to grow at an enormous rate. No one would have ever dreamed that 191 Speedway would be this big this quick. With the hard work and dedication of the staff at 191 the track is getting bigger crowds every week. Wince got to see the biggest crowd in the history of 191 Speedway before he passed away.

We are all very saddened by the loss but Wince was at the place he dreamed about, doing what he loved to do, surrounded by his family and friends. He wouldn’t have wanted it any other way. We wish he could have seen more racing action at the place he loved, but we know that he will be watching all of the races from up above, probably sitting in one of his old water trucks with a big grin on his face.

Visitations for Wince Mayabb will be on Tuesday August 31, 2010 from 5:00 until ?? at the Porter & Son Funeral home in Campton, KY. The funeral will be held on Wednesday September 1, 2010 at 11:00.

In lieu of flowers, donations can be sent to the Wince Mayabb Memorial Fund at Farmers And Traders Bank in Campton.

Farmers and Traders Bank
P.O. Box 699
Campton, KY 41301

191 Speedway will be hosting a potluck dinner at the track on Wednesday evening beginning at 6:00 pm to remember Wince. All racers, fans, friends, and anyone else are invited. Plans are to sit around and enjoy a great meal and just celebrate the life of one of the finest people that has ever lived. We hope everyone can come out and support our family during this trying time.

Campton is hosting the Swift Silver Mine Festival this weekend so the main streets of Campton will be blocked off. Here are some alternate driving directions for those of you with trailers.

From the Stanton area (Coming East on the Mountain Parkway):
Continue traveling east on the Mountain Parkway and take exit 53. Turn left on HWY 1010 and travel approximately 3 1/2 miles to route 191. Turn left on 191 and the track is approximately 1 1/2 miles on the right.

For those of you coming from the Hazard/Jackson area:
Turn on HWY 205 towards West Liberty/Lee City/Morehead. Turn left on 205 towards West Liberty/Morehead. Travel approximately 2 miles and turn left on route 191 towards Hazel Green. Continue on route 191 to the left at Hazel Green. The track will be approximately 2 miles on the right.

Labor Day weekend will feature two nights of racing action at 191 Speedway with special payouts for all classes. Special payouts are in bold. Also, there will be a kids bike race on Saturday September 4th. Payouts are as follows for each class each night:

Saturday September 4th:

Late Model: Normal Purse

Open Wheel Modified: Coke 30 sponsored by Coca-Cola

1. $1000.00
2. $700.00
3. $525.00
4. $425.00
5. $350.00
6. $250.00
7. $175.00
8. $150.00
9. $125.00
10. Start: $100.00

Also, $100.00 to the highest finishing Lightning Chassis sponsored by Donnie Adams from Lightning Chassis.

Bomber: Normal Purse

Modified 4 Cylinder

1. $300.00
2. $200.00
3. $150.00
4. $100.00
5. $75.00
6. Start: $50.00

Stock 4 Cylinder

1. $200.00
2. $150.00
3. $125.00
4. $100.00
5. $75.00
6. $60.00
7. $50.00
8. $40.00
9. $35.00
10. Start: $30.00

Sunday September 5th

Late Model (35 lap feature) Dorothy Weigel Memorial Race Sponsored by Dr. Christian Weigel, Candidate for State Representative 71st District

1. $2000.00
2. $1000.00
3. $800.00
4. $600.00
5. $500.00
6. $400.00
7. $300.00
8. $250.00
9. $225.00
10. $200.00
11. Start: $175.00

Open Wheel Modified: Regular Purse

Bomber

1. $400.00
2. $300.00
3. $200.00
4. $150.00
5. $125.00
6. $100.00
7. $75.00
8. Start: $50.00

Modified 4 Cylinder: Regular Purse

Stock 4 Cylinder: Regular Purse

191 Speedway’s 1st annual powder puff race has been rescheduled for August 28th. The winner will be receiving $100.00 from 191 Speedway along with a $25.00 bonus thanks to Cutting Edge Window Tint located in Jackson, KY. Additional  payout will be determined on race night.

Rain once again canceled racing activities at 191 Speedway on August 21st. The powder puff race will be held next Saturday night August 28th along with the double feature for the modified 4 cylinder division. All other classes will be running a regular program.

The driver’s meeting will be at 6:00 pm next Saturday so everyone make plans accordingly. Hot laps should be around 6:30.

Bomber Makeup Winner: #37H Greg Hensley

Greg Hensley

The tickets/arm bracelets from the August 14th race will be valid for the next three weekends. You may choose from the following race dates:

August 21st
August 28th
September 4th or 5th

191 Speedway will be hosting its first ever Powder Puff race in the stock 4 cylinder division on August 21st. August 21st will also feature double points in all divisions.

It’s time for the ladies to prove their driving skills and show the men how it’s done.

191 Speedway will have a special two day event Saturday September 4th and Sunday September 5th. Sunday night will feature a $2000 to win Late Model event. The payout for the Late Model race is as follows:

1. $2000.00
2. $1000.00
3. $800.00
4. $600.00
5. $500.00
6. $400.00
7. $300.00
8. $250.00
9. $225.00
10. $200.00
11. Start: $175.00

More details will be posted later about racing in all divisions for Labor Day weekend. Admission for both nights will be the regular $10.00 for the spectator side and $25.00 for the pit side with all children 12 and under free.

Stay tuned to www.191speedway.com for more details.

Only 3 feature races were ran on August 7th due to a power outage. August 14th will feature a double feature for the Bombers and Modified 4 Cylinders.

Late Model: Brandon Fouts

Open Wheel Modified: Keith Jabber Gray

Stock 4 Cylinder: James Crowe