2024-06-25

Andrew Ranger remporte sa 2e victoire consécutive en NASCAR Canada à Terre-Neuve

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Andrew Ranger remporte sa 2e victoire consécutive en NASCAR Canada à Terre-Neuve



Avondale, (NL), le 22 juin 2024 - NASCAR Canada a conclu son périple à Terre-Neuve avec une course haute en action de 250 tours à l'Eastbound International Speedway. Il s'agit d'une piste ovale réputée pour sa vitesse. Andrew Ranger, pilote de la voiture #27 GM Paillé/Chevrolet Canada, a remporté l'épreuve, signant ainsi sa 33e victoire en carrière et sa deuxième de la saison jusqu'à présent. 

La journée a commencé en force pour Kevin Lacroix qui, au volant de la Dodge #74 Valvoline/NAPA Racing, a réalisé le tour le plus rapide lors de la séance d'essais. Lacroix a ensuite effectué le tour le plus rapide lors de la séance de qualifications, ce qui lui a permis de décrocher la pole position E3 Spark Plugs grâce à son tour de 15,814 secondes, devançant la Dodge #17 Castrol Edge/CIM Metals/Brimstone Games de D.J. Kennington par seulement 0,035 seconde. 

Les spectateurs qui ont assisté Pro•Line 250 ont eu droit à une course palpitante et remplie d'action, alors que les 15 pilotes en piste se sont battus jusqu'à la toute fin. Dès que le drapeau vert a été agité, Lacroix s'est détaché du peloton de tête et a creusé un écart considérable sur Kennington et la voiture #96 GM Paille/Chevrolet Canada conduite par Marc-Antoine Camirand. 

Camirand a audacieusement pris la deuxième place, réduisant l'écart derrière Lacroix. Cette bataille tendue a défini la course jusqu'au 86e tour, lorsque Marc-Antoine a fait une manoeuvre stratégique pour prendre la tête. 

Finalement, Lacroix et Camirand sont entrés en contact, ce qui les a relégués tous les deux à la fin du peloton, mais ne les a pas empêchés de terminer la course.

Andrew Ranger a alors saisi l'opportunité de prendre la position de tête. Cependant, il n'a pas pu s'asseoir sur ses lauriers, car Donald Theetge dans sa Chevrolet #80 Groupe Theetge/Vulcain cherchait également à monter sur la plus haute marche du podium. Alors qu'une bataille intense se dressait aux avant-postes, Camirand et Lacroix remontaient tous deux le peloton. Au final, ils n'ont pas pu espérer la victoire. Lacroix a dû se contenter de la deuxième place, tandis que Camirand a complété le podium.  

« C'est incroyable », a déclaré Andrew Ranger après la course. « C'est notre deuxième victoire cette année, je suis tellement fier de cette équipe. Terre-Neuve a été difficile pour nous dans le passé, mais nous avons finalement trouvé une victoire ici. Je pense que nous sommes en tête du championnat, ce qui rend cette victoire d'autant plus spéciale.» 

« C'était une course amusante», a déclaré Kevin Lacroix au podium. « J'ai mené plusieurs tours, j'ai eu un incident et j'ai quand même terminé deuxième, alors que mon coéquipier a gagné la course. C'est bien pour l'équipe, mais personnellement je ne suis pas satisfait de ce résultat. Cependant, la voiture était rapide, alors je suis confiant que nous allons renverser la chance et obtenir une victoire plus tard.»

Camirand, qui s'est élancé de la troisième place, a dû se battre fermement pour assurer sa place dans le Top 3 après sa collision avec Lacroix. « J'aurais aimé gagner, mais la course a été bonne et intéressante, avec une forte bataille contre la voiture #74», a-t-il déclaré. « Je ne comprends pas la manoeuvre qu'il a fait à la mi-course, cela semblait un peu tôt. Il a dit que je l'avais serré lors d'une relance, donc je vais devoir regarder la vidéo pour voir si c'est moi qui a fait l'erreur. Toutefois je prends bien la troisième place. Nous nous rendons ensuite à Antigonish, où nous essaierons de remporter la victoire.» 

Theetge et Dumoulin complètent le Top 5, avec Jason Hathaway dans la Chevrolet #3 ASSA ABLOY/Leland Industries en sixième position, et D.J. Kennington en septième position. Le pilote local Brandon McFarlane a fait une belle remontée en partant de la 11e place pour finir 8e au volant de sa Chevrolet #23 Auto Direct USA/Wing'N'It Restaurants. Il a également remporté le prix Josten's Rookie of the Race. Juste derrière lui, Larry Jackson, au volant de la Dodge #84 Dooley's Trucking/Big Chief/O'Neil/E3, a terminé en 9e place. Le Top 10 a été complété par Bryan Cathcart dans la Ford #98 Curb Records/Darkhorse Trailers/Strode's.

La pilote locale Sara Thorne a été impliquée dans un incident alors qu'elle était à bord de sa voiture #06 Bay By Bay/Brimstone Games/Turner's Garage, ce qui l'a obligée à abandonner la course. 

NASCAR Canada sera de retour en piste la semaine prochaine alors que la série se rendra à Antigonish pour deux autres courses les 29 et 30 juin au Riverside Speedway. 

La course Pro-Line 250 sera diffusée sur TSN le 29 juin à 15 h (HE) et sur RDS le 6 juillet à midi (HE).

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2024-06-18

Autism Awareness Night Returns June 22nd at Peterborough Speedway



Autism Awareness Night Returns June 22nd at Peterborough Speedway
By Jim Clarke, Clarke Motorsports Communications/First Draft Media
By its nature, the sport of short track stock car racing can be described as a rough and tumble – and sometimes, even aggressive – spectator attraction. Saturday, June 22nd fans at Peterborough Speedway will get to see the softer side of Canada's Toughest 3rd Mile Oval as the track plays host to an Autism Awareness Night. President of CNAF – the Canadian National Autism Foundation – Tina Fougere says its all about having family fun for a great cause.
"Kid's Race is about accepting our loved ones with Autism," Fougere said. "We couldn't ask for a better place in Central Ontario to host our special event. The wonderful people at Peterborough Speedway have opened their doors and more importantly, their hearts to our cause."
Kid's Race was started in 2010 as an idea to create a new platform for Autism research and awareness. It wasn't too long after speaking with – and working alongside track owners, officials, drivers, crews and fans – that a common bond was formed. Everyone associated with the event quickly realized that passion, dedication, family and a love for what they do is something that everyone shared. Peterborough Speedway owner/promoter J.P. Josiasse says that Autism Awareness Night – Saturday, June 22nd – is an informative and educational event for everyone who comes through the gates.
"Our drivers, teams, crew members, sponsors and fans are quick to throw their support behind a worthwhile cause," Josiasse said. "Even if a member of your family hasn't been affected by autism, you probably know someone who has. Whatever you can do to help the Canadian National Autism Foundation is a win-win for everyone involved,"
To learn more about Kid's Race, visit www.kidsrace.ca or call 888.977.RACE (7223). The Canadian National Autism Foundation website is www.cnaf.net.
On track action for Saturday, June 22nd at Peterborough Speedway will feature the home track SwitchTire Mini Stock, Trent Lakes Complete Plumbing Renegade Truck, Jiffy Lube Super Stock KOD Disposal Late Model and Kingsway Auto Centre Junior Late Model divisions, plus the Can Am TQ Midgets. Pit gates will open at 2:30, with the spectator grandstands unlocked at 5:00 and racing at 6:00.

Be sure to check the redesigned www.peterboroughspeedway.com or the track's social media sites and pages for the latest updates on the 2024 schedule.
Photo attachment: Jim Clarke – Clarke Motorsports Communications/First Draft Media
KOD Disposal Late Model teams return to action as part of the annual www.cnaf.net Autism Awareness Night line-up – Saturday, June 22nd – at Peterborough Speedway.
Check out the Kingsway Auto Centre Junior Late Model teams as the popular division returns to action – Saturday, June 22nd – at Peterborough Speedway.
Don't let the name fool you. The SwitchTire Mini Stock field will deliver some major motorsports excitement – Saturday, June 22nd – at Peterborough Speedway.
The Trent Lakes Complete Plumbing Renegade Truck pack will pick up the pace during the annual www.cnaf.net Autism Awareness Night – Saturday, June 22nd – at Peterborough Speedway.
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Jacob Mercer Continues his Racing Education with an APC Late Model Start


Jacob Mercer Continues his Racing Education with an APC Late Model Start
By Jim Clarke, Clarke Motorsports Communications/First Draft Media
Logging laps at the hometown speedway could hardly be confused with a traditional classroom environment, but that doesn't mean Jacob Mercer isn't learning something every time he gets behind the wheel of his No. 81 Late Model racecar at Peterborough Speedway.
Saturday, June 15th, the 18-year-old 3rd generation racer from Port Hope, Ontario went to school with the best of the best as the travelling teams from the APC Series rolled into the popular oval on Mount Pleasant Road. After showing some strength during the pre-race practice sessions, Jacob Mercer, his team and the crew were optimistic and how their day would progress.
"We were very good in practice and recorded the 9th fastest speed, with some competitive lap times," said team owner and the driver's father Bryan Mercer. "Our tires staggered perfectly and we were looking forward to a good run. The American Racers are a softer compound and wear faster than the Hoosiers."
In a field of full-time series runners and drivers with much more experience at other tracks and on the tour, the No. 81 machine qualified 16th and finished the 100-lap main event 15th, 1-lap down to the leader. While they were hoping for a better outing, Bryan Mercer says that around the 30-lap mark, the car became 'evil loose' and a handful behind the wheel.
Jacob Mercer and the No. 81 Mercer Motorsports team thanks Sine's Flooring, Durmach Precision Tooling, Facility Services, Courtice Septic, Beyond Signs & Design, Lindsay Dodge Chrysler, CARSTAR Lindsay, Lindsay Buick GMC, Highland Designs by Tracy Pattison, Cressman Tree Maintenance, Richter Law, BJ Tackle, Kawartha Metals, K9INE Protection, YoungCo Septic Design & Install, Cliffshore Excavating, Sarah Turck Sherwood Mortgage Group, Andrea Spohn Desjardins Insurance, Ganaraska Financial, Holdaway Motorsports and Clarke Motorsports Communications for their support during the 2024 schedule.
Next on the line-up for the team will be the annual Autism Awareness Night – in support of the CNAF – Saturday, June 22nd at Peterborough Speedway.
Family, fans and friends can find and follow Jacob Mercer throughout the season on the 81 Mercer Motorsports' Facebook page.
Photo attachment: Jim Clarke – Clarke Motorsports Communications/First Draft Media
Currently 3rd in the 2024 Late Model division point standings. Jacob Mercer and the No. 81 Mercer Motorsports team will return to action – Saturday, June 22nd – at Peterborough Speedway.
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Ideal Weather Greets Late Model & Super Stock Tours at Peterborough Speedway



Ideal Weather Greets Late Model & Super Stock Tours at Peterborough Speedway
By Jim Clarke, Clarke Motorsports Communications/First Draft Media
Forecasters called for a day with wall-to-wall sunshine as Peterborough Speedway welcomed its biggest event of the 2024 regular season – Saturday, June 15th – with the return of the APC Late Model and Dayco Super Stock tours.
The venue that is Making Memories for Life kicked-off the Father's Day weekend event with a 50-lap headliner for the Dayco Super Stock Series that saw former track champion Anthony DiBello and defending race winner Carson Nagy lead the field to the Great Canadian RV green flag. DiBello took the advantage, but the pace was slowed for an early race debris caution with a pair of laps complete. There was a tight, 3-way battle for the lead on the restart, as Nagy claimed the top spot, with Lane Zardo and Shawn Chenoweth completing the top-3. Despite some intense battles deep in the pack, Nagy wasn't challenged the rest of the way and scored the win over Chenoweth, Zardo, DiBello and defending Peterborough Speedway Super Stock track champion Miles Tyson. Marlie Owen was the top finishing home track regular, bringing her No. 21 machine across the line 8th at the checkered flag. Brad Lavalle – who made a last-minute decision to enter the event – finished 15th.
The night's 20-lap Battlefield Equipment Rental Bone Stock 'A' main - with Kyle Novis, wheeling the popular No. 21 Mini Cooper and Samuel Arnott showing the way – was next to the line. John Bates looked to use some muscle to take the top spot from the front row starters, but wound-up in a 3-way fight for the lead with Novis and Mark Griffin. Novis took the advantage just before the halfway point, while the rest of the field was fighting for positions in his rear-view mirror. Shortly after a late race yellow flag, Sean Kennedy moved into 3rd behind Novis and Bates, but his charge to the front had run out of time. Novis, Bates, Kennedy, Tegan Stanley and Griffin would make-up the top-5 at the checkered flag. Mark Griffin's No. 58 was disqualified in post-race inspection, moving Victoria McLenon into 5th spot in the final rundown.
With the starting grid depleted by a heat race crash, triggered by a blown engine, a 15-lap Trent Lakes Complete Plumbing Renegade Truck feature event that had Scott Jacobs and Shawn Murray on the front row rolled from the staging area. Murray held the lead early, with Mark Gordon working the outside line and taking the top spot just past the halfway mark. He held-off a challenge from his son Kyle to earn a trip to Dart Heating & Air Conditioning Victory Lane. Murray, Kurt Batty and Scott Jacobs completed the top-5.
Jake Sheridan and Connor Pritiko led the way as the KOD Disposal 100 came to the stripe. Sheridan took an early lead, with defending Peterborough Speedway track champion Ryan Kimball moving into the runner-up spot. The race pace was slowed for an incident in the 2nd turn, with 13 laps on the scoreboard. Shortly after the restart, Dan McHattie – who had started 8th – took over 2nd position and took control of the main event with 3rd turn pass for the lead with 30 laps complete. The pack started to put backmarkers a lap down with 34 circuits on the board, before another caution flag brought the field back together about 3 laps later. At the halfway point, McHattie held an advantage of 6 car lengths over Sheridan, with Shae Gemmell, Jo Lawrence and Blair Wickett rounding-out the top 5. Dan McHattie's next obstacle was some heavy race traffic at lap 71, but he survived a late-race yellow flag to log a dominating race win. Wickett, Sheridan, Lawrence and Pritiko would follow the hometown favourite across the stripe.
Kyle Gordon – wheeling the No. 62 in place of Howie Crowe – and his father Mark Gordon shared the Renegade Truck qualifying events. Tegan Stanley steered 'Rhonda the Honda' to a couple of Bone Stock heat race wins, with the others going to Sean Kennedy and John Bates.
All finishing positions are unofficial and subject to scoring review and post race inspection.
Bullring bullet points: With his main event win, Dan McHattie also collected a $2500 Hometown Hero bonus, put in place by Jeff Drimmie and event sponsor KOD Disposal.
Next on the 2024 schedule at Peterborough Speedway is the annual Autism Awareness Night – in support of the Canadian National Autism Foundation – Saturday, June 22nd. Action includes the home track Mini Stock, Renegade Truck, Super Stock, Late Model and Junior Late Model divisions, plus the TQ Midgets. Grandstands open at 5:00, with the first Great Canadian RV green flag at 6:00.
Find the latest news and schedule details anytime by checking the newly designed www.peterboroughspeedway.com or the track's social media platforms and pages.
Photo attachment: Jessica Blair – Follow Me Photography
Carson Nagy (No. 93) visited the familiar territory of Dart Heating & Air Conditioning Victory Lane following the Dayco Super Stock feature – Saturday, June 15th – at Peterborough Speedway.
Mark Gordon (No. 52) claimed the Trent Lakes Complete Plumbing Renegade Truck feature event win – Saturday, June 15th – at Peterborough Speedway.
With Kyle Novis (No. 21) at the controls, the fan favourite Mini Cooper scored the Battlefield Equipment Rental Bone Stock win – Saturday, June 15th – at Peterborough Speedway.
It was a big win with a huge payday for Peterborough Speedway regular Dan McHattie (No. 71) who claimed the APC Late Model checkered flag Saturday, June 15th.
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Scarborough wins sportsman, Terry rebounds in renegades


PLATTSBURGH, NY. -- Joey Scarborough won Saturday's 30-lap J&S Steel Sportsman Feature over Nick Heywood and Travis Bruno. The first busy Saturday night of the 2024 schedule produced 11 winners on the night, with Pro Stocks, Mod Lites, and Vintage cars all being added to the card.

 

The Sportsman drew for their heat race starting positions and lined up the feature via random invert. Bucko Branham and Evan Roberts led the field to green, and Branham took the early lead. Roberts ran the top and built up enough momentum to pass Branham for the top spot on lap five. Nick Heywood was moving forward early, getting to 3rd position while Travis Bruno, Jamy Begor, Fire Swamp, Dave Camara and more all battled for spots behind them.

 

Heywood got by Roberts on lap eight and led convincingly, until around the halfway point when lapped traffic began to factor in and Scarborough reeled him in.

 

A lap 19 caution bunched up the field and Scarborough went around Heywood's outside, taking the lead. He survived one more restart and went on to win by just under one second.

 

Heywood was 2nd with Bruno 3rd. Swamp was 4th, Roberts held on for 5th. Dave Camara was 6th, followed by Begor, Vince Quenneville, Jr., Donovan Lussier and Tanner Forbes.

 

Travis Stokes and Mark Caron led the 9th State Cannabis Renegades to green for their 20-lap Feature with Caron taking the early lead. Josh Terry made his way forward from his 7th starting position, taking the lead from Caron on lap six.

 

Meanwhile, at the back, heavy hitters Tylor Terry, Nate Guay and Shawn Duquette were trying to make their way to the front, as well as a handful of drivers from the Canadian Semi Pro Street Stock series, who were racing with the Renegades.

 

Tylor Terry found his way to 3rd spot around lap 16, and then the caution flag flew, bunching the field back up. They completed one lap before another yellow flag period, followed by another restart, where Josh Terry held off Zack Daniels, Tylor Terry and Shawn Duquette to win his 2nd Feature of 2024. Martin Thiebert came up through the pack, crossing the line 3rd, finishing as the highest semi pro street stock, earning top honors there.

 

Burton Ward won a wild Pro Stock Feature, besting Marc Lolonde and Bastien Caron. Zack Daniels led much of the event's second half after passing Caron, but a lap 24 caution led to a pair of green-white-checkered restarts, and on the second go, Ward passed Daniels on the bottom, and held off a fray of drivers on the final circuit to win. Lalonde was 2nd with Caron 3rd. Daniels ended up 4th and Kyle Hoard finished 5th.

 

Justin Williams won the ModLite feature over Pierre Olivier-Trudel and Alex Forcier. Williams came from the back of his heat race to win convincingly, and had the field covered for the feature, navigating lapped traffic and a late restart to secure the win.

 

Brett Manor won the Moore Recycling Mini Stock A Main. The race began in chaos as front-running drivers Tyler Bell and Cale Manor made contact, immediately bringing out a caution. Neither driver returned. That gave Brett Manor and JP Corrow the front row with Manor scooting away from the field. Caleb and Kenny Tourville found their way to the front by the end, but Brett Manor bested the younger Tourville off turn four's outside for the last three laps to secure the win. Kenny Tourville was 3rd with Nate Smart in 4th and Speedy Bresette coming on at the ed to finish 5th.

 

The B-feature was won by Steven Bresette who did not finish his heat race as a result of a tumble off turn two. Jon Brown was 2nd. Nick Harnden was 3rd. Kyle Botala debuted a new Mazda with a 4th place run.

 

The Mohawk Valley Vintage Dirt Modifieds were in town, bringing with them 12 cars for Heats and a Feature. Jack Miller won the Modified class over Dan Karl. Merv Blackwell triumphed in the Sportsman vintage ranks, with Joe Rando and Don Birggs (Mystique and Antique) also visiting victory lane.

 

Airborne Park Speedway returns to racing Thursday, June 20 at 7PM with all regular divisions, including the Be Cool Heating and Air Conditioning 350 Modifieds. There will be kids' racecar rides at intermission. General admission tickets are $15. Pit entry is $28 for members and $38 for non-members.

 

OFFICIAL RESULTS

 

June 15, 2024

 

Drapeau's Sanitation and Hebert's Lawncare and Landscaping Night

 

J&S Steel Sportsman Feature (30-laps)

 

Pos. (Start) Driver, Hometown

 

  1. (8) Joey Scarborough, Brandon, V.T.
  2. (6) Nick Heywood, Plattsburgh, Ny.
  3. (7) Travis Bruno, Morrisonville, Ny.
  4. (11) Fire Swamp, Akwesasne, Ny.
  5. (2) Evan Roberts, Fletcher, V.T.
  6. (9) Dave Camara, Poultney, V.T.
  7. (3) Jamy Begor, Mooers Forks, Ny.
  8. (17) Vince Quenneville, Jr., Brandon, V.T.
  9. (18) Donovan Lussier, St. Denis, Q.C.
  10. (19) Tanner Forbes, Jay, Ny.
  11. (25) Tanner Siemons (SUB), Claremont, N.H.
  12. (13) Codie Aubin, Plattsburgh, Ny.
  13. (31) Brent Warren, Salisbury, V.T.
  14. (12) Craig Wholey, Bolton Landing, Ny.
  15. (10) Kristian Smoke, Akwesasne, Ny.
  16. (20) Nick Brundige, Round Lake, Ny.
  17. (28) Dylan Rabtoy, Swanton, Vt.
  18. (22) Matt Leonard (SUB), Plattsburgh, Ny.
  19. (16) Michael Wright, Alburgh, V.T.
  20. (23) Beau Reeves, Plattsburgh, Ny.
  21. (4) Caleb  Durgan, Peru, Ny.
  22. (26) Keith Pelkey, Clintonville, Ny.
  23. (32) Garin Thompson, Akwesasne, Ny.
  24. (5) PAt Miner, Monkton, V.T.
  25. (15) Robert Gauthier, Williston, V.T.
  26. (1) Bucko Branham, Plattsburgh, Ny.
  27. (29) Mike Wells, West Chazy, Ny.
  28. (33) MAtt LaValley, Plattsburgh, Ny.
  29. (30) Parker Dermody, Peru, Ny.
  30. (21) Jacorey Arquette, Peru, Ny.
  31. (14) Chris Cayea, Mooers Forks, Ny.
  32. (24) Holden Bass, Benson, V.T.
  33. (27) Brian McGinley, Plattsburgh, Ny.

 

9th State Cannabis Renegade Feature (20-laps)

 

  1. (7) Josh Terry, Essex, Ny.
  2. (16) Tylor Terry, Morrisonville, Ny.
  3. (10) Zack Daniels, Plattsburgh, Ny.
  4. (14) Nate Guay, Mooers, Ny.
  5. (15) Shanw Duquette, Morrisonville, Ny.
  6. (13) Billy Thwaits, Plattsburgh, Ny.
  7. (12) Tyler Irwin, Peru, Ny.
  8. (11) Richie Turner, Milton, V.T.
  9. (6) Levi Bombard, Peru, Ny.
  10. (3) Mark Caron, Peru, Ny.
  11. (9) Shawn Fountain, Plattsburgh, Ny.
  12. (1) Travis Stokes, West Chazy, Ny.
  13. (2) Tim Wilcox, Ellenburg Center, Ny.
  14. (4) Bart VanLuevan, Mooers, Ny.
  15. (5) Robert Foley, Saranac, Ny.
  16. (8) Tyler Rhoades, Milton, V.T.
  17. (19) Tony Salerno, Mineville, Ny.
  18. (17) Hunter Sawyer, Plattsburgh, Ny.

 

Did not start: Ryan Boutin

 

Pro Stock Feature (25-laps)

 

  1. (7) Burton Ward, Massena, Ny.
  2. (8) Marc Lolonde, Plantagenet, O.N.
  3. (2) Bastien Caron, Inverness, Q.C.
  4. (6) Zack Daniels, Plattsburgh, Ny.
  5. (11) Kyle Hoard, Queensbury, Ny.
  6. (5) Bruno Cyr, St. George, Q.C.
  7. (9) Denis Gauvreau , Gatineau, Q.C.
  8. (12) Justin Chaput, St. Pie, Q.C.
  9. (18) Jayson Tollhurt, Howick, Q.C.
  10. (16) Ken Griffin, Fonda, Ny.
  11. (14) Jay Fitzgerald, Ballston Spa, Ny.
  12. (10) Jonathan Levesque, St. Hyacinthe, Q.C.
  13. (1) Marc Peladeau, St. Isodore, O.N.
  14. (4) Ian Bressette, Brasher Falls, Ny.
  15. (17) Billy Thwaits, Clintonville, Ny.
  16. (19) Russell Allogio, Keeseville, Ny.
  17. (13) Brandon Atkins, Ausable Forks, Ny.
  18. (15) Jonathan LeMay, St. Hyacinthe, Q.C.
  19. (3) Eric Jean-Louis, Casselman, O.N.

 

Moore Recycling Mini Stock A Feature (15-laps)

 

  1. (4) Brett Manor, Ellenburg Center, Ny.
  2. (10) Caleb Tourville, South Alburgh, V.T.
  3. (9) Kenny Tourville, Grand Isle, V.T.
  4. (8) Nate Smart, Altona, Ny.
  5. (16) Speedy Bresette, Plattsburgh, Ny.
  6. (6) Matt Parker, Plattsburgh, Ny.
  7. (15) Ryan Senecal, Plattsburgh, Ny.
  8. (11) Josh LaPorte. Jr., Peru, Ny.
  9. (14) Greg Zindler, Plattsburgh, Ny.
  10. (13) Rick Doner, Clintonville, Ny.
  11. (2) JP Corrow, Peru, Ny.
  12. (5) Josh LaPorte, Sr., Peru, Ny.
  13. (7) Bill Doner, Keeseville, Ny.
  14. (17) Kevin Burdo, Plattsburgh, Ny.
  15. (21) Kris Clark, Keeseville, Ny.
  16. (20) CJ Belanger, Clintonville, Ny.
  17. (18) Chris Sumner, East Middlebury, Vt.
  18. (1) Cale Manor, Ellenburg Center, Ny.
  19. (3) Tyler Bell, Peru, Ny.
  20. (12) Josh Blake, Champlain, Ny.

 

Did not start: Jeremiah King

 

Fisher Auto Parts Mini Stock Be Feature (6 laps)

 

  1. (11) Steven Bresette, Keeseville, Ny.
  2. (1) Jon Brown, West Chazy, Ny.
  3. (10) Nick Harnden, Cadyville, Ny.
  4. (15) Kyle Botala, Grand Isle, V.T.
  5. (8) Cory Collins, Essex, V.T.
  6. (13) Ed Goddeau, Plattsburgh, Ny.
  7. (4) Tyler Noel, Chazy Lake, Ny.
  8. (6) Kyle Hart, Cadyville, Ny.
  9. (14) Clemmy Bell, Peru, Ny.
  10. (3) Ernie Parent, Plattsburgh, Ny.
  11. (5) Brendan Lauzon, Putnam Station, Ny.
  12. (2) Jamie Whitney, Jr., Plattsburgh, Ny.
  13. (12) Glenn Engstrom, Peru, Ny.
  14. (16) Jake Fountain, Dannemora, Ny.
  15. (9) David Szatkowski, Plattsburgh, Ny.

 

Did not start: Brian Pugh, Jason Bradley

 

ModLite Feature (25-laps)

 

  1. (3) Justin Williams, West Monroe, Ny.
  2. (2) Pierre Olivier0Trudel, Granby, Q.C.
  3. (11) Alex Forcier, St. Guillame, Q.C.
  4. (5) Eric Lamothe, Victoriaville, Q.C.
  5. (8) Antonin Lafleur, St. Helene, Q.C.
  6. (4) Francis Laliberte, St. Victoine, Q.C.
  7. (9) Matt Kitts, Fulton, Ny.
  8. (10) Eric Desilets, St. Wenceslas, Q.C.
  9. (12) Martin Forcier, St. Guillame, Q.C.
  10. (7) Mathis Caron, Notre Dame de Stanbridge, Q.C.
  11. (6) Francois Marcoux, Drummondville, Q.C.
  12. (14) Jason Premo, Winthrop, Ny.
  13. (16) Jack Lyon, Winthrop, Ny.
  14. (17) Josee Fortier, Granby, Q.C.
  15. (13) Ludovic Rocheleau, Roxton Pond, Q.C.
  16. (1) Edouard Girard, St. Germain, Q.C.
  17. (15) Roger Olschewske, Jr., Union Springs, Ny.

 

Vintage Modified Feature

 

  1. Jack Miller
  2. Dan Karl

 

Vintage Sportsman Feature

  1. Merv Blackwell
  2. Jon Trudeau

 

Vintage Mystique Feature

 

  1. Joe Rando
  2. George Palmer
  3. Mark Anatriello
  4. Marty Kelly, Jr.

 

Vintage Antique Feature

 

  1. Don Briggs
  2. John Orsini

 

Did not start: Bob Laware, Chuck Mooney

 



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Airborne Park Speedway


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