BUFFALO TWP — Terry Faas won the 15-lap Senior Series feature Saturday at Lernerville Speedway, beating Ron Spangler of Prospect to the checkered flag.

Gary Egli of Meadville and Bill Clepper of Freeport won the school bus heat races. The feature was rained out and will now be part of this Saturday's Automotive-Fest at the Sarver track.

Steve Ace and Gregory Sherwin, both of Parker, won two races each Sunday at Shade tree Speedway.Complete results follow:<B>Stock Tractor: </B>Steve Ace (Parker), Junior Radvansky (New Kensington), Steve Feder (Butler)<B>Light Kart: </B>Toby Good (Smicksburg), Shane Spinneweber (Butler), Derrick Davidson (Saxonburg)<B>Heavy Kart:</B>Levi Spinneweber (Butler), Derrick Davidson (Saxonburg), Todd Corvi (Fenelton)<B>Quad:</B>Brian Watterson (Butler), Dave Lowe (Hunker), Jules Nulph (New Bethlehem)<B>Youth 9-11 Racing Kart:</B>Gregory Sherwin (Parker), Alex Dorenkamp (Butler), Nathan Ehrman (Butler)<B>Youth Cage Kart 9-11:</B>Gregory Sherwin (Parker), Matt Marsh (Smicksburg), Seth Beatty (West Sunbury)<B>Youth Racing 12-15:</B>Anthony Dorenkamp (Butler), Ryan Flick (Butler), Joey Deal (Hooker)<B>Youth Cage 12-15:</B>Randi Lynn Bertolini (Creighton), Joey Deal (Hooker), Paul Smith (Chicora)<B>Super Tractor:</B>Steve Ace (Parker), Mike Miller (Chicora), Eddie Wade (Boyers)

The attorney for Floyd Landis asked Monday that doping charges be dismissed, hinting for the first time at the Tour de France winner's official defense: that his positive testosterone tests were flawed and did not meet World Anti-Doping Agency standards.In a letter sent to the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency, attorney Howard Jacobs disputed the accuracy of the carbon isotope ratio tests performed on Landis' urine sample at a lab in France.Jacobs also argued the analysis of a different test, the testosterone-epitestosterone analysis, "is replete with fundamental, gross errors," including mismatched sample code numbers. Jacobs said the positive finding on the backup 'B' sample came from a sample number not assigned to Landis.