The Cornfield 500 started out a decade ago with some buddies getting together for what Pennsylvania pumper Blair Miller calls a “junk fest of racing.” It has evolved into an annual Labor Day weekend event that draws more than 5,500 people to Miller’s Warren County farm.This September celebration of all things vehicular is the culmination of Miller’s after-hours efforts throughout the year. It has grown to include a full day of racing on a quarter mile dirt track with cars, pickups, vans and motorcycles. There are freestyle demonstrations from motocross, monster trucks and super-buggies. The 2009 schedule included a Short-Course
