JSCC stuff
History:The JSCC(Jeffgordonville Stock Car Championship) was founded by J.G. Tondun in 1956.Origianlly, 20 drivers started at the inaguaral race at the Tondun Raceway, which is similar to Milwaukee.This quickly grew to as much as 31 after the first season finale at the Tondun City street course.The winner of that race, the daring Joe Emberton, also won that championship.
Emberton would go on to win 3 more championships by 1966, when he retired.By then there were as many as 46 drivers per race, and 29 of them full time drivers, racing not only at the Tondun Raceway, but at other tracks such as the Pepsi Superspeedway, and the Emberton Speedway.Many up-and-comers raced in that series, such as Shaun Redianal(went on to race Tundran Open Wheelers), Micheal Myannaty(3-time winner of the great Tundran race), and Jimmy Bygo(Jack-of-all-trades racer).Over the following years,the JSCC evolved into one of the more prestigious national championships, with big names like Mark Martin and the late Dale Earnhardt making races to familiarize themselves with the Jeffgordonville GP.
In 1991, however, tradegy occured as the Pepsi Superspeedway had one of the largest wrecks in motor racing histoy.41 cars started and on lap 12, Joe Emberton III, making his 75th start, challenged for the lead, but tapped eventual champion(and brother) Calvin Emberton and triggered a 32 car pile-up."Yeah, I remember that.Dumbest move I ever made,"recalls Emberton,"I was kicking myself for days after that."It was so bad, JSCC director Marcus Mucus decided to run another race the next day, and provided new cars for those who had none.The next Thursday, he revealed his plan to split the JSCC into two divisions.He announced that only 25 drivers will drive full-time in the A-Series, the rest in the B-Series.The A-Series drivers who finish 21st-25th in points will race against the top 5 drivers in the B-Series, and the top 5 finishers will compete in the more prestigious A-Series, the others in the B-Series. Today, the JSCC still brings new drivers to the international scene,and two great examples are Calvin Emberton and Andrew Fortin.Next season, in 2007, they will hopefully compete in TARSCAR competition.
Top 5 points finishers
1955
Rank/Name/Starts/Wins/T5`s/T10`s/Poles/Points/Behind
1st/Joe Emberton/8/2/5/5/1/1233/LEADER
2nd/Marty Jakob/8/0/6/7/3/1193/-40
3rd/Zachary Martinson/8/3/3/4/0/1005/-228
4th/J.G. Tondun/8/1/5/6/2/1004/-229
5th/Billy Hial/8/0/1/8/0/961/-272
1956
Rank/Name/Starts/Wins/T5`s/T10`s/Poles/Points/Behind
1st/J.G. Tondun/8/1/7/8/2/1218/LEADER
2nd/Zachary Martinson/8/4/5/7/1/1209/-9
3rd/Joe Emberton/8/3/4/7/3/1049/-169
4th/Jackie Kartin/8/0/3/5/1/1001/-217
5th/Roger Micheals/8/1/3/4/0/929/-289
ROTY:Ian Quentindu/6/0/1/4/0/712/-506
1957
Rank/Name/Starts/Wins/T5`s/T10`s/Poles/Points/Behind
1st/Roger Micheals/10/3/5/8/1/1491/LEADER
2nd/Joe Emberton/10/1/5/9/2/1406/-85
3rd/Billy Hial/9/2/4/8/0/1321/-170
4th/Jackie Kartin/10/0/2/7/3/1312/-179
5th/Brett Holdem/9/0/0/8/1/1199/-292
ROTY:Jack Trianndor/8/1/1/4/0/948/-543
1958
Rank/Name/Starts/Wins/T5`s/T10`s/Poles/Points/Behind
1st/Jackie Kartin/11/3/7/10/1/1562/LEADER
2nd/Zachary Martinson/11/4/5/7/2/1521/-41
3rd/Jim Tartan/11/1/5/8/1/1499/-63
4th/Joe Emberton/11/2/4/6/3/1435/-127
5th/Ian Quentindu/10/1/2/5/0/1201/-361
ROTY:Hal Wrixon/10/0/2/4/1/999/-563
1959
Rank/Name/Starts/Wins/T5`s/T10`s/Poles/Points/Behind
1st/Joe Emberton/12/3/9/11/3/1972/LEADER
2nd/Ian Quentindu/12/1/7/10/0/1783/-189
3rd/Marty Jakob/12/2/6/9/2/1759/-213
4th/Jackie Kartin/12/0/6/10/3/1709/-263
5th/Ricky Sharpeton ROTY/12/1/3/8/1/1645/-327
1960
Rank/Name/Starts/Wins/T5`s/T10`s/Poles/Points/Behind
1st/Marty Jakob/12/6/7/10/2/1971/LEADER
2nd/Zachary Martinson/12/1/5/11/3/1742/-229
3rd/Billy Hial/12/0/8/10/0/1700/-271
4th/Jack Trianndor/12/2/5/7/1/1648/-323
5th/Ben Trixdor/12/0/1/11/4/1629/-342
ROTY:Norman Hilow/11/1/2/3/1/1284/-687
