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2006-04-11; Beech Bend Kentucky; Beech Bend Motorsports Park prepares for the ASA Late Model Series Southern Division. The Beech Bend 100 up next on April 29th. The ASA Late Model Series Southern Division lost their second event of the 2006 season last weekend at the Shenandoah (VA) Speedway in Shenandoah, Virginia. The Virginia 100 succumbed to Mother Nature over the last weekend, so the event in the Shenandoah Valley has been rescheduled for Saturday September 30th. ;The cars and stars of the ASALMS Southern Division will now shift their focus to the next event on the 2006 calender and just like the planned event in Shenandoah, Virginia, the next race on the 2006 schedule will again give the Southern Division counterparts in the Northern Division a chance to shake down their rides before the North opens, only this time it’ll be a week later. The Beech Bend (KY) Motorsports Park in Bowling Green, Kentucky is up next for the ASALMS Southern Division as the racey 3/8s mile semi-banked paved oval will host the ASALMS Southern Division cars and stars on Saturday April 29th for the Beech Bend 100. Beech Bend also holds the unique distinction of hosting a second event during the same season for the ASALMS competitors! The second event of the 2006 season at the Bowling Green, Kentucky speed plant will be on Saturday July 15th for the running of the Kentucky 100. More Kentucky motorcycle racing news here... |
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April 11 2006; Ontario Canada; 5 held in
Canada killings tied to bikers; POLICE SAY 8 DEATHS PART OF BANDIDOS'
'INTERNAL CLEANSING' Canadian police arrested five people on murder charges yesterday in one of Canada's worst mass killings and said eight men found inside vehicles on an isolated farm over the weekend were affiliated with a biker gang. Police called the killings "an internal cleansing" of the Bandidos motorcycle gang. Detective Ross Bingley of the Ontario Provincial Police said investigators didn't think a biker gang war was imminent. "This is an isolated incident with ties to the Bandidos," he said. Police said they arrested five people at a modest, two-story farmhouse 6 miles from the site where the bodies were found in four vehicles Saturday morning on a farm in Shedden, Ontario, 90 miles northeast of Detroit. The victims died of gunshot wounds, police said. Autopsies were under way yesterday. Police said Bandidos member Wayne Kellestine, 56, would be charged with eight counts of first-degree murder. Also arrested on the same charges were Eric Niessen, 45; Kerry Morris, 56; Frank Mather, 32; and Brett Gardiner, 21. The four were not members of the Bandidos. The victims -- all either full or associate members of the gang -- were listed as George Jesso, 52; George Kriarakis, 28; John Muscedere, 48; Luis Manny Raposo, 41; Francesco Salerajno, 43; Paul Sinopoli, 30; and Michael Trotta, 31. Victim Jamie Flanz, 37, was named as a "prospective" member. All were from Ontario. Police Detective Don Bell said U.S. intelligence indicates the killings were internal to Canada and not related to any rift with American members of the Bandidos. He said the Canadian arm consists of former Quebec gang members, such as the Popeyes and Rock Machine. Read the rest of this Kentucky biker news article here...
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