Galletta's
Greenhouse Karting
Club
60 County
Route 20
Oswego, NY, USA
13126-6512
Telephone:
(315) 343-0879
or
(315) 343-4281
(Ask for Matt or Chris!)
Our 2011 season thus far at Galletta's was action-packed, competitive, clean, and fun. Instead of blowing a few grand to be herded on and off a pay track racing for stickers or plastic trophies, we do it for the fun and have these cool videos and website to star on - and have been doing so for twenty years now. Below is the total point standings so far this year, followed by the complete rundown of every race we've had thus far at Galletta's Greenhouse Backyard Speedway. This season had the top six spots all in play going into the Klassic, with Tim Galletta within 20 points of his cousins Chris and Matt, but Matt and Chris spent so much time in the top 3 positions that they pulled away at the end, and Matt led so many laps - in fact two laps that made the difference - in the Klassic that clinched the title even though Chris won the 200. That is close, folks. The Klassic alters the landscape of the points dramatically, which is why your goal is to be in every race, if you miss a couple, use a retcon makeup race, and *never* miss the Klassic - THE undisputed most important single karting race in Central New York, bar none (needs no trophies or cash prizes, just the prestige of the 16+ year annual marathon event). Keep in mind, once the 2011 season's races are complete (and all Fall series races are done - usually the first snow clinches no more races), the All-Time Points will be annually tallied.
JUNE
5TH, 2011: The Galletta's Karting Club kicked off
it's 16th Points Season (and 21st season of
kart racing overall) with a bang. Literally a few! Nine
karts battled it out, with five of the drivers battled to five
different lead changes during the 55-Lap feature, with Randy
Platt going for a wild ride off the track in his new "Platt-num"
#28, and Chris Stevens blowing the motor on the Galletta's
#8 while leading with only 4 laps to go. This left Matt Stevens
to capture the first feature of the season when he inherited
the lead late, coming back from a couple early cautions! Plus
three rookies drove an impressive race on top of all that! June
22nd, 2022 Update: Full results, and point standings and
TWO YOUTUBE HIGHLIGHT VIDEOS go here.
JUNE
12TH, 2011: Twin 30s were in store for week two
of the Galletta's Greenhouse Karting Club Season. Rookie
Joe Sereno won his first feature in his 2nd race he's
ever entered in the Galletta's Greenhouse #5 kart, while
Melissa Stevens took her Scissors-n-Fur #19 back into victory
lane in the second 30-lapper. Both features were close and
action-packed! July
6th, 2011 Update: Details, pictures, points up, and
YouTube videos are here).
JUNE
19TH, 2011: Week 3 of the Galletta's Greenhouse
Karting Club's 2011 Season saw Rookie Justin Galletta hold
off challenges from several veterans,. including his father
Tim Galletta, and cousins-once-removed Matt and Chris Stevens
to duplicate his brother's feat the prior weekend and win
his first feature. The race was exciting and action packed,
but all around the great action ON the track it seemed that
everything else was... well... some say cursed, as cameras,
tapes, lights and caution lamps were all failing. As a result,
we only have one camera angle of each race. Read more
on our
race page.
7/22/2011 Update: YouTube
Highlight Video
is up!
SUNDAY,
JULY 3RD, 2011: Although we took a week off,
the racing did not miss a beat for the Sunday, June 3rd, 2011
show. In fact, so far this season, we had some of the most
fun and clean racing that we've had in years, with today's
show being possibly the best yet! Tim Galletta and Chris Stevens
debuted new motors and were flying. But Tim had an accident
in lapped traffic while leading the 1st 35-Lapper, enabling
Chris Stevens to take the lead and the win, with Matt pressuring
him. Tim also was leading late in the 2nd 35-Lapper, but a
bump knocked his foot off the gas, which enabled Matt Stevens
(this time pressured by Chris) to sneak by him for the win
of the 2nd Feature, as fireworks cracked downtown in Oswego.
RACE
PAGE IS UP.
7/29/2011 YOUTUBE VIDEO UPDATE: YOUTUBE
VIDEO IS UP!
JULY
10TH, 2011: Seven competitors battled it out
on 7/10/2011, and although we have had the smallest summer
fields in our recent history, the racing is as close and exciting
as ever, and perhaps cleaner. Where else can you see open-wheel
go-karts race side-by-side, sometimes three-wide, and race
clean and run 50 laps (plus 8 lap heats) with barely a caution
all evening? Sure, Matt Stevens won, but it wasn't easy. Polesitter
Jeff Tetro looked like the winner early (but had a blown drive
tire), Tim Galletta looked poised to win (but pitted to adjust
tire pressure), and late leader Joe Sereno had a half-track
lead, but a caution and then traffic did rookie in, as Matt
- who himself had to fight off his brother the whole race
- snuck by him in a pack of 7 karts bottled up wheel-to-wheel
to barely pick up the win. Jeff Tetro and Tim Galletta won
the heats. Several race-ready, feature-winning karts again
sat idle without drivers, and it is easier for Matt to pick
off a seven or eight drivers and win than it is for him to
do so with ten to fifteen drivers. So we need more -- come
on out! So if you are sick of seeing Matt win so much, then
do something about it and race him like the rest of us active
GKC drivers are doing. If you did, you'd see why he's the
most winningest driver in the area. Weighed down, same motor
as everyone else, older chassis than anybody else, starts
in last almost every week... and he still triumphs. Racing
more expensive karts on kiddie tracks doesn't mean you're
a better driver. Just means you're afraid. Yes, that does
mean local racers who read this page, can race with us, but
never show up on race day. Read more: [RACE
PAGE UPDATED]
8/1/2011 UPDATE: YOUTUBE
RACE VIDEO IS UP!
JULY
17TH, 2011: The undisputed winningest karter
in Central New York did it again. Matt Stevens won the 2nd
Twin-30 of the night, leading all 30 laps, but did so by actually
coming in last in the first 30-lapper, which was won by his
cousin Tim Galletta. 60 laps of racing only saw 1 caution
for one spinout. Clean, competitive racing from green to checker.
Come back later today and again all week for more updates.
Also, we are looking at Saturday race for next weekend to
get more drivers (per request of some drivers who WILL
come opposed to leaving Sundays open for a few drivers who
used to and might come, but don't anymore),
as so far this season, 7-9 drivers per class a week may be
cool beans for gyno-exam seat cookie-cutter kart kiddie track
classes, but it is not how grown men (and woman) drivers like
to race. Contact us and more will be posted soon.
8/10/2011 Update: 7/17/2011'
TWIN 30s ON TWO YOUTUBE VIDEOS ARE UP (30 minutes of the
COMPLETE races online!!!)!
JULY
24TH, 2011: Every week it seems as we say, "What
a great race! Close, fast, competitive and clean!" Well,
we had another one, as 10 competitors battled it out during
the 55-lap feature on July 24th, 2011. One of the original
members of the GKC, Brian Galletta led early, challenged by
Melissa Stevens and Jeff Tetro. But Tetro got the pass on
a good restart and looked tough to catch until Matt Stevens
worked his way to 2nd to test Jeff. They battled through lapped
traffic, even splitting it 3-wide more than once. And although
Matt nearly got him three of four times, Jeff snipped (or
is it nipped?) Matt at the finish line for the closest finish
of the year! As Russ Bartlett said, "Those last few laps
were worth the price of admission!" Good show, and finally,
we got to double-digits in 2011! Thanks to all who raced and
congrats to Jeff!
JULY
31st, 2011: You wanna' crown someone the winner of
Har-bore-fest? We crowned 'em! The only local track with enough
bawls to run ran and we crowned the champion to the city's
annual gigantic waste of time cluttering the city's roads
because it needed a champion. And got one it did. Melissa
Stevens dominated the Har-Bore-Fest 50, and embarrassed your
@$$, son. Details forthcoming for your fine self, my brahs!
8/3/2011 Update: RACE
PAGE IS UP
12/18/2011 Update: Complete
30+ minute race YOUTUBE VIDEO IS UP!
AUGUST
5th, 2011: A Special Friday Night event took place
at Galletta's Greenhouse Backyard Karting Speedway saw another
60-lap race night. Yep, that's right, sixty 15-17 second
green flag laps for one division. Jeff Tetro took the 1st
feature, again holding off Matt by a nose at the stripe
like he did a few weeks ago, but Matt roared back to take
the 2nd 30-lapper after the track developed bumps in turn
2 and Matt survived to take his 5th of the season.
[8/8/2011
UPDATE: RACE PAGE UP & YOUTUBE VIDEO COMING
SOON!]
TUESDAY,
AUGUST 16th, 2011: Now, as many usual-readers knew, our
SUNDAY, AUGUST 14th, 2011 race was postponed. Not
due to rain, as we thought, as we didn't even get enough to wet
the track enough to race on. It was due to our leader, commanda',
track operator, and head mechanic Matt Stevens suffering a scratched
cornea (that's a part of the eye, for the dumber of our readers.
Just kidding... none of our readers are dumb! Just the ones who
didn't know and/or got offended by that, heheh...), which forced
us to postpone our regular racing action. Why? Well, because unlike
any racer in the area, the one-man racer/pit crew didn't have
enough karts ready to race, nor could race himself. Oddly enough,
the injury occurred in his sleep of all things. While I (webmaster,
co-founder, fellow racer and brother Chris) offered to gouge his
eye out for him so he could race with one good one, he - very
agitated - declined. When I offered to run the races without him
since he has a comfortable lead anyway, my life was... ahem...
Um... endangered. So, per doctor's orders, Matt was asked to take
7 days off any strenuous activity, and dirt racing, as everyone
who has ever been around it knows, can irritate the eyes. However,
Matt is too powerful and stubborn of a lad to let a scratched
cornea stop him. With a good pair of goggles, he went from last
to first -- trapping Tim Galletta and Chris Stevens behind early
leader Joe Sereno -- to win our special Tuesday Night Delight.
And as any of the 212
different drivers who have raced against Matt (between 2000-2011)
at Galletta's Greenhouse Backyard Speedway and the 39
different drivers who have raced against him at Oswego Kartway
(between 2006-2008) knows, he always capitalizes on even the
slightest mistake and almost always gets to the front, even with
the same motor (or less of one in some cases)! He holds the wins
and points on both tracks in the gas flathead division, and will
likely never ever be caught in the all-time rankings of both tracks.
Good race for sure, but c'mon now... it's getting a little boring.
Too bad that in all of Central New York, we have yet to find a
driver anywhere who can beat him. We have an open challenge, and
have had one for years. We see the results. Now let's review the
race: [RACE
PAGE UPDATED & YOUTUBE VIDEO COMING SOON!]
MONDAY,
AUGUST 22nd, 2011: With the regularly scheduled Sunday
the 21st getting a washout, our race was moved to Monday the 22nd.
Randy "The Bobandi" Platt made his triumphant return
from his self-imposed half-summer hiatus to promptly win his first
race back relatively unchallenged, taking his first feature win
of 2011. The 2nd 30-Lapper saw Chris Stevens lead the first 27
laps only to break a throttle cable, and Tim Galletta took care
of the final three en route to his 2nd win of 2011. The track
was smooth and fast, and passes were at a premium. In a show of
how fast and equal these karts are, the Galletta's #2 has sat
idle for most of the season without a pilot, until Randy took
it to victory lane just like he did last year. It is no lie, but
it seems as if some people don't believe it when we say we have
14 race-ready/feature-winning/arrive-and-drive karts on site,
many of which are free to drive, open to anybody who donates for
gas/parts, and a good, experienced driver can win in each
and any one of them on any given race. And, we can help you build
your own potent/feature-winning kart as well for bottom dollar.
It is proven and proven again and again, yet some weeks we don't
have driver butts in the kart seats. Fortunately, this week was
not amongst them, as we had 8 karts on the track... but do the
math - that means there were several still sitting idle. Get out
and race, people! Our 200-Lapper is coming soon, and you want
to be seasoned for that one! Anybody can win, but you have to
work at learning the track and the karts to do so. Join us today!
Videos coming when done and race results
are up here! Check back soon!
MONDAY,
AUGUST 29th, 2011: 10 competitors raced karts raced on
a Monday due to Hurricane Irene's leftover winds and rain preventing
us from racing Sunday (no problem, we've been rained out of a
handful of Sundays the last few weeks anyway). Returning veterans
Mike "MC" Howell and the two Ken Lindsley's added with
the the core group that have raced all year to increase the competition
on an already tough and competitive season thus far. And it was
Chris Stevens spoiled Randy Platt's plan of putting his freshly
reinstated "Murder 187" kart back in victory lane, catching
him snoozing on a restart in the Galletta's Greenhouse #8 for
his 2nd feature win of the year. Race results, pictures, stats,
and videos coming when done! Sorry for the delays, work has been
throwing monkeywreches into my usual duties, such as updating
the videos and website as quick as I'd like. Pics, descriptions,
results & points are up on this
page. Check back soon for videos!
SUNDAY,
SEPTEMBER 4th, 2011: In honor of the Oswego Speedway's
Supermodified Classic 200 -a race which we shaped our own karting
club's season and 200-lap "Klassic" championship after
- we originally planned to race on Labor Day Monday. However,
due to the Oswego Classic being moved up three hours to avoid
rain, we tried to race Sunday after Classic knowing that Monday
could very well rain-out our race. Kenny Lindsley III flew off
the track while leading most of the show, which set up Justin
Galletta to lead late. But on turn 4, Justin's clutch teeth literally
gave out on the spot and his father Tim Galletta took the Labor
Day 45-Lapper! (Oddly, a bit of a mirror image of Otto Sitterly
passing his teammate on the last turn to win the Oswego Classic
200). Our own 16th Annual Galletta's Greenhouse Karting Klassic
200-lapper (that's right, not a 40-50 Lapper, that's our regular
weekly race, not a championship) will be at either the end of
September or the start of October. Racers - please help us plan
ahead and lock down a good date by giving us dates that you can
and cannot do. Thanks! Pics,
descriptions, results & points are up soon (my new work
schedule has put me WAYY behind... sorry!). Check back soon for
videos!
SUNDAY,
SEPTEMBER 11th, 2011: On the 10th anniversary of the
worst attack in America's history, we dedicate our special Sunday
afternoon race in honor of the people who lost their lives in
the attacks and inn the following years defending our country's
safety and freedom. The race was worthy of being called special,
with close battles throughout, 2010 defending Klassic 200 champ
Kyle Reuter getting some track and kart time in in preparation
to defend his title in a few weeks, battles in traffic for the
lead, a 1st-time rookie flipping a kart and starting a spectacular
small fire on the dirt track, and then at the end it comes down
between the three point leaders battling it out at the end. Click
here for pics, descriptions, and points, now up. Check back
soon for videos!
SATURDAY,
SEPTEMBER 17th, 2011: In a day that saw the start time
change from 4pm to 5pm to 6pm and finally 7pm as we scrambled
to get the Platt-inum #28 race-ready for intended buyer Brian
Galletta (only to see it break the drive-wheel right off at the
axle bolt during the race... ugh), and the a twin-35 night get
turned to twin-30s and then finally a single 45, we just had a
long, weird race day, intended to be the last regular show before
Klassic (unless our schedule changes, and right now it is OPEN
to include as many drivers as possible on a Saturday with a Sunday
raindate). It finished with Joe Sereno dominating only to lose
a throttle cable in the lead and Randy Platt hold off everybody
else in the extremely close and competitive 45-lapper. Pics, descriptions,
points and videos all coming, but the webmaster being busy with
work and being slightly sleep deprived is slowing all this stuff
down! SEPTEMBER
26th, 2011 UPDATE: 9/17/2011 PAGE IS NOW UPDATED WHILE TRACK &
KARTS ARE BEING PREPPED DURING THE FULL TWO WEEKS LEADING UP TO
THE 16TH ANNUAL KLASSIC 200!
SATURDAY,OCTOBER 8th, 2011: A grueling 200
laps. But yours truly - webmaster Chris Stevens
- broke a 10-year dry-spell by winning his first Galletta's
Greenhouse Karting Klassic since 2001 (while running almost
on fumes)! It was not easy, as he time trialed 5th, and had
to come from the back of the field twice when he blew a tire
in 2nd early, then clobbered a tree in 2nd late. But everything
fell his way when the leader of the first 157 laps of the race,
Matt
Stevens, decided to refuel putting Chris in the lead
with barely sputtering off enough fumes to get him the win with
Matt all over him. Several competitors didn't finish the marathon
event, and the closeness of competition made this the HARDEST
Klassic to date, with tough competition form first to last,
including 2010 defending Klassic Champ Kyle Reuter
(who lost a front wheel while in 2nd himself, crashed into the
buckwheat in turn 2 and retired). For most of the first 100
laps, Kyle pressured Matt to set a fast pace, which in the end
was the deciding factor that forced Matt to refuel with 43 laps
to go, which put Chris - who made it back to 2nd for a third
time in the race - in the lead. Chris actually benefited from
blowing a tire early and conserving gas in the rear during the
2nd 4th of the race, which led to him having enough gas to take
the checker, the first time the Galletta's #8 kart won a Klassic
- Chris' previous Klassic wins came in the Galletta's #2 (1999)
and Galletta's #5 (2000 & 2001). Chris has had several close
calls in those last ten years (many 2nd and 3rd places, and
a few bad luck breaks while up front in position to win). Outstanding
show from start to finish with some close racing and a few exciting
accidents to keep you viewers satisfied. Complete race videos
on DVD only $5 each disc and are ready. Meanwhile, here is a
recap of the 2011 season thus far, including the 2011 Finalized
Point Standings, where Matt Stevens led enough laps in the Klassic
to earn enough bonus points to surpass his brother by two points!
This after Chris had enough top-3 points to beat Matt by 1/2
point in 2010! And consider that going into Klassic, the top
6 were all up for grabs That's racing, folks!
Pos. |
Name (Go-Karts Piloted)
|
Total Points (Place) |
Average Points Per Feature |
2011
|
2011
|
2011
|
2011 Feature Wins |
Career Feature Wins (2000-up) |
Years Pro at GKC |
|
1st |
|
2,963.0 |
141.10 |
16 |
21 |
1 |
6 |
104 |
16th |
|
2nd |
|
2,961.0 |
141.00 |
16 |
21 |
0 |
4* |
58 |
16th |
|
3rd |
|
2,644.5 |
125.93 |
16 |
21 |
1 |
3 |
6 |
3rd |
|
4th |
|
2,576.5 |
122.69 |
16 |
21 |
0 |
2 |
6 |
5th |
|
5th |
|
2,574.0 |
122.57 |
13 |
21 |
0 |
1 |
1 |
1st |
|
6th |
|
2,569.5 |
122.36 |
16 |
21 |
2 |
1 |
1 |
1st |
|
7th |
|
1,851.5 |
132.25 |
8 |
14 |
4 |
2 |
5 |
3rd |
|
8th |
|
1,294.5 |
99.58 |
7 |
13 |
1 |
0 |
2 |
5th |
|
9th |
|
941.5 |
94.15 |
4 |
10 |
2 |
2 |
3 |
3rd |
|
10th |
 Kenny
Lindsley III(Lindsley #14, Galletta's #0, 2) @@@ |
752.0
|
78.20
|
2
|
5
|
0
|
0
|
0
|
3rd
|
|
11th |
|
602.0 |
200.67 |
2 |
3 |
0 |
0 |
4 |
4th |
|
12th |
|
414.0 |
414.00 |
1 |
1 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
4th |
|
13th |
|
367.5 |
91.88 |
3 |
4 |
2 |
0 |
0 |
(R) |
|
14th |
|
328.0 |
65.60 |
1 |
3 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
(R) |
|
15th |
|
320.0 |
320.00 |
1 |
1 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
(R) |
|
16th |
|
300.0 |
300.00 |
1 |
1 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
2nd |
|
17th |
|
283.0 |
94.33 |
2 |
3 |
1 |
0 |
1 |
2nd |
|
18th |
 Chase
Sereno (Galletta's #6, 9) @ |
283.0
|
94.33
|
2
|
3
|
0
|
0
|
0
|
(R)
|
|
19th |
 Mike
"mc" Howell (Galletta's #6) @ |
199.5
|
99.75
|
1
|
2
|
1
|
0
|
0
|
2nd
|
|
20th |
 Rob
Clarke (Galletta's #2) @ |
194.0
|
97.00
|
1
|
2
|
0
|
0
|
0
|
2nd
|
|
21st |
|
177.0 |
59.00 |
1 |
3 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
(R) |
|
22nd |
 Ken
Lindsley Jr.(Galletta's #1) @@ |
143.0
|
71.50
|
1
|
2
|
0
|
0
|
0
|
3rd
|
|
23rd |
|
125.0 |
62.50 |
1 |
2 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
(R) |
|
24th |
|
120.0 |
60.00 |
1 |
2 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
(R) |
|
25th |
|
80.0 |
80.00 |
1 |
1 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
(R) |
|
|
|
Key: Notes: VISIT THE 2000-2010 GALLETTA'S WINS & POINTS STANDINGS, TALLIED AFTER EACH COMPLETED SEASON
|
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Come on out and race! See why,
despite with zero funds or publicity
(other than our website, videos,
and word of mouth), we put on
the best races for the buck, period.
See why occasional big track drivers
over the years try it out and
say that they have more fun racing
our karts than their big expensive
race cars (stress of doing well,
money involved, cutthroat competition),
and how since our karts are so
highly equalized, that it's racing
at it's purest form and without
big dollar BS and politics. You
will NOT be out-spent or cheated
against in our class, and you
will not be screwed by cheaters.
We oversee it all to ensure that
will not happen, and the same
cannot be said for pay tracks
or big car tracks. If you are
a cheat, stick with pay tracks,
as we don't want your kind here.
If you have the skill, you will
be competing for wins. If you
don't... well, enough said.
Chris Stevens wins the 2010 Oswego Dirt Gas Flatheads Track Championship by 1/2 point over his brother Matt Stevens, while local Quarter-Midget Legend and Undisputed Methanol Karting Champ Kyle Reuter takes the 16th Annual 2010 Galletta's Klassic 200, the 1st non-founding member to win the annual event! Congrats to Kyle, who is a talented driver and a fun guy to race with! One of the best races in our history - but almost every Galletta's Klassic 200 is!
Galletta's Karting Club
- '10 Season, Event #18
- Saturday, Oct. 2nd, 2010
THE 15TH ANNUAL GALLETTA'S KARTING KLASSIC 200:
2010 Season, Event #18 - Saturday, October 2nd, 2010 - A 14-competitor 200-lapper was in store for the 15th Annual Galletta's Karting Klassic 200-Lap Championship, which also doubles as the season Points Finale and again did not disappoint as a close, competitive, fiery race with a lot of drama. At the end, however, it was the intrepid- Kyle Reuter, racing his 1st Feature at Galletta's since the 2007 Klassic, emerged from the marathon race on top in the Galletta's Greenhouse #0 kart. He became 1st visiting driver to ever win a Galletta's Go-Kart Klassic (Matt Stevens won 10, Chris won 3, and Wes won 1)! Point-leaders Chris and Matt -- while running 2nd and 3rd late -- tangled together and had to go to the rear, and then-leader Gary Miller Sr. started slowing down, which led Kyle - who did lead over 100 laps early before having to change karts due to a sputtering motor - to take the lead late and not look back. There were many battles and tremendous racing from 1st lap to last. Everyone at Galletta's would like to thank everyone who was at the cookout and all of the drivers, and also congratulate Kyle on a great race. Pics, points and and descriptions up, & videos within the next few weeks as I get caught up. Now, the points for the 2010 Galletta's Season are finalized, and Chris Stevens narrowly edged his brother Matt by 0.5 points for the closest margin in our 15 year track history!.
Galletta's
Backyard Go-Kart Speedway is a 0.133887 mile dirt oval with 20-degree
banked turns. It is located behind Galletta's Greenhouse in Oswego,
NY, and can be seen from outer space! The single-wheel-drive gasoline-fueled
flathead motor karts take the track between 15-17 seconds per lap
which averages over 30 mph (approximately 45-50 mph top speed in the
straights). Our speeds are comparable to alcohol/methanol-fueled karts
that cost 8 times as much because we use mostly homemade karts, allow
heavier drivers more horsepower, and run on and gas on a large track;
leading to more karts, more competition, and more fun. Our class is
usually the largest and most competitive in the area. Thanks to Google
Earth for this Spring 2006 photo. Our karting club's home track
is located in back of:
Galletta's
Greenhouses
60 County Route 20
Oswego, NY 13126-6512
(315) 343-0879 or (315) 343-4281
Need
directions? Here they are!
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