by Jay | Jun 7, 2009 | New
Robinson, McAlpine triumphant at Unity Raceway
Unity, ME – Rowland Robinson, Jr. of Steuben and Burnham’s Carl McAlpine drove to victory lane, topping the stock car racing card at Unity Raceway Friday night.
Robinson bounced back from a late-race altercation while battling for the lead on opening night to win the Late Model feature, while McAlpine dominated the Wildcat division’s special, 50-lap main event on the racy, 1/3-mile oval.
Other feature winners at ‘Maine’s Toughest Racing oval included Kris Watson, Steve Rackliff, Kyle Gallant, Lance Chapman, Mickey Landry, Shelby Kimball and Gage Landry.
The Late Model winner, also known as ‘JR Rockin’ Robinson, rebounded from a late-race crash that cost him a shot at victory in the opening night 109-lap main event, and some issues that came up in post-race inspection, to claim his first Unity Raceway Late Model win.
Robinson started from the pole but watched Joe Allard and Brad Bellows drive by in the opening laps. Defending track champion Bellows made a daring, three-wide move in lapped traffic to take the lead away from Allard and set the pace for several laps before Robinson loosened him up midway through the 30-lapper and drove underneath the reigning Unity king for good.
Bellows, of China Village, maintained second position on the track after yielding to Robinson but his apparent runner-up finish was negated in post-race tech by a carburetor infraction. Opening night winner Deane Smart crossed the line in third position, but like Bellows he ran afoul of the technical inspectors after the race and was disqualified for an excessive engine setback violation, as was apparent fifth-place finisher Dylan Turner.
Glenburn’s Joe Allard was second in the official order of finish for the Late Models, with Mike Lynch of Winterport picking up the third-place trophy. Frankie Moulton of Burnham and Matt Eaton of Deer Isle rounded out the top five.
McAlpine absolutely dominated the 50-lap special for Wildcat division competitors, lapping all but runner-up finisher, and opening night winner, Dustin Hubbard of Unity in an extremely-clean main event.
Both Tim Hudson and Chet Hanscom were contenders for podium finishes before troubles knocked them from the ranks of frontrunners in the night’s longest-distance race.
Bangor’s Shawn Hamel II claimed third-place laurels in his first appearance of the season at Unity, with Luke Rickards of Anson and Burnham’s Chris King filling out the top five.
Watson, of Hermon, took his second straight feature win in the Super Street 20-lapper, grabbing the top spot from early pacesetter Donnie York of Knox, who held on to second spot throughout the event, but lost the runner-up finish in post-race inspection due to a shock absorber violation. That handed the official second-place finish to Steve Moulton of Glenburn, with third-place hardware collected by Steve Rackliff of Starks, who prevailed in a racelng battle against Orrington’s John Kalel II. Hurricane Hal Stratton of Belgrade was the fifth-place finisher.
Rackliff, doing double duty, cruised to victory in the Late Model Pro 4 feature race, capitalizing on problems suffered by early race leader Jimmy Dennis of Benton, who was looking like the man to beat in the race before sparks began to show below his machine, causing him to drop back several positions in the final half of the event. China’s Gregg Cummings was a contender throughout the 20-lap feature, claiming runner-up honors. Justin Drake of Burnham crossed the line in third position, but didn’t make it through post-race inspection after an engine violation was detected. That moved Skowhegan’s Brian Lancaster into the show position after a nice drive, bouncing back from an early spin to claim a trophy. Augusta’s Norm Cummings ended up in fourth spot, followed by Ben Nile of New Vinyard.
Veazie’s Gallant led wire-to-wire in a non-stop, 15-lap Monsta Mini feature race. Opening night winner and defending division champion Mike Wilson of Chelsea chased Gallant throughout the race, but never mounted a serious challenge for the victory. Paul Jason of Augusta outran Clinton’s Alicia Goodwin for the final trophy.
Chapman, of Benton, raced from the back of the pack to take the lead away from Clinton’s Merv Greene before the 20-lap Flyin’ Four division main event was halfway completed, then barely held off a hard-charging Cody Sleeper to post his second straight victory. Sleeper, of Chelsea came up about a foot short of victory under the checkered flag and settled for runner-up honors, with Skowhegan’s Mike Mason racing to a hard-earned third-place finish. Justin Moore of Madison crossed the finish line in fourth spot, with Vassalboro’s John Fortin making a last-lap move into fifth position.
Anson’s Landry negotiated traffic flawlessly, driving from the back to the front to score his second straight triumph in the enduro class. Chris Burbelo of Frankfort picked up his second consecutive runner-up trophy, with Herny Boudreau of Bristol nailing down a third-place finish after leading much of the 15-lapper before Landry drove on by.
Shelby Kimball of Cornville raced to an impressive victory in Ladies division competition. Kimball led early, gave the lead up for a few laps to Mika Wilson of Chelsea, then made a slick move in lapped traffic to take the lead back for good. Wilson claimed runner-up honors, with opening night winner Molly Feeney of Hope charging from the back of the starting field to end up in third position. Alicia Goodwin of Clinton and Meaghan Allen of Winterport rounded out the top five.
In a wild Teen Thunder event under a near-full moon, Gage Landry of Sidney claimed a popular victory. Landry inherited the lead when Clinton’s Cole Robinson and the extremely-quick Brandon Greenleaf of Searsport crashed in turn four, ending Greenleaf’s impressive run. Landry had things his way for the rest of the race, taking the checkered flag ahead of Canaan’s Robert Dyer and Matt Kimball of Cornville, who overcame his fair share of adversity to pick up the third-place trophy. Brooke Getchell of Pittsfield was fourth, followed by Robinson.
Unity Raceway hosts a pair of events this weekend, with NELCAR Legends and a burnout contest joining the weekly racing divisions on Friday night. Sunday afternoon the Wildcat and Flyin’ 4 divisions see action on a Fernald Frenzy program with several novelty races and a demolition derby also featured. For more information please visit unityraceway.info
Late Model: 1. Rowland Robinson, Jr, Steuben; 2. Joe Allard, Glenburn; 3. Mike Lynch, Winterport; 4. Frank Moulton, Burnham; 5. Matt Eaton, Deer Isle; 6. Jon Vashon, Benton; DQ Brad Bellows, China Village; DQ Deane Smart, Bradley; DQ Dylan Turner, Freedom.
Wildcat (50 laps): 1. Carl McAlpine, Burnham; 2. Dustin Hubbard, Unity; 3. Shawn Hamel II, Bangor; 4. Luke Rickards, Anson; 5. Chris King, Burnham; 5. 6. Bo Ivey, Winslow; 7. Richard Jackson, Hudson; 8. Tim Hudson, Windsor; 9. Chet Hanscom, Benton; Ed Sleeper, Vassalboro; 11. Andy Turbovsky, Winslow; 12. Brent Chase, Burnham.
Super Street: 1. Kris Watson, Hermon; 2. Steve Moulton, Glenburn; 3. Steve Rackliff, Starks; 4. John Kalel II, Orrington; 5. Hal Stratton, Belgrade; DQ Donnie York, Knox.
Late Model Pro 4: 1. Steve Rackliff, Starks; 2. Gregg Cummings, China; 3. Brian Lancaster, Skowhegan; 4. Norm Cummings, Augusta; 5. Ben Nile, New Vineyard; 6. Jimmy Dennis, Benton; 7. Shane Smith, Augusta; 8. Corey Walker, New Vineyard; 9. Dixon Smith, Sidney; DQ Justin Drake, Burnham.
Monsta Mini: 1. Kyle Gallant, Veazie; 2. Mike Wilson, Chelsea; 3. Paul Jackson, Augusta; 4. Alicia Goodwin, Clinton.
Flyin’ 4: 1. Lance Chapman, Benton; 2. Cody Sleeper, Chelsea; 3. Mike Mason, Skowhegan; 4. Justin Moore, Madison; 5. John Fortin, Vassalboro; 6. Merv Greene, Clinton; 7. Chris Williams, Oakland; 8. Nicholas Lizotte, Sidney; 9. Jordan Hawes, Skowhegan; 10. #1 (name, town unavailable); 11. Tony DeJulio, Ellsworth; 12. Patrcik Cook, Swansville.
Ladies: 1. Shelby Kimball, Cornville; 2. Mika Wilson, Chelsea; 3. Molly Feeney, Hope; 4. Alicia Goodwin, Clinton; 5. Meaghan Allen, Winterport; 6. Kayla Allen, Bucksport; 7. Sandy Greene, Clinton; 8. Kayla Robinson, Clinton; 9. Mary Reed, Unity.
Teen Thunder: 1. Gage Landry, Sidney; 2. Robert Dyer, Canaan; 3. Matt Kimball, Cornville; 4. Brooke Getchell, Pittsfield; 5. Cole Robinson, Clinton; 6. Lucas Porter, Norridewock; 7. Westley Turner, Montville; 8. Brandon Greenleaf, Searsport.
Enduro: 1. Mickey Landry, Anson; 2. Chris Burbelo, Frankfort; 3. Herny Boudreau, Bristol; 4. Robert Dyer, Canaan; 5. Darrin Dyer, Canaan; 6. #2, (name, town unavailable); 7. James Corson, Clinton.
by Jay | Jun 7, 2009 | New
Kobyluck Rallies For Runner-Up Finish At The Glen
Watkins Glen, N.Y. (June 7, 2009): Matt Kobyluck, driver of the No. 40 Mohegan Sun Casino Chevrolet, posted his first top-five of the season at Watkins Glen International road course Saturday morning and moved up to third in the point standings with his effort. Kobyluck took advantage of a last lap battle between Patrick Long and Ryan Truex to move up from third to second on the last corner of the track.
“Things played out there at the end,” said Kobyluck. “We had a top-five car just not a car good enough to win. They started tangling there at the end, and I didn’t have anything for either one of them. I was right there to take advantage of it. They made contact and the 03 got up on the rumble strip going through the corner and I was able to go by him. I gave everything I had going down into turn 11 to try and catch the 00, but he ran hard and he got the position.”
Kobyluck began his road to the championship last year with a win at the Glen, and he’s confident that this finish will mark the beginning of a solid championship bid. The team came into the event with high hopes of defending that win, and kicked it off optimistically with a third place qualifying effort of 118.686 mph.
Kobyluck settled in right behind early leader Matt DiBenedetto and Ryan Truex at the drop of the green. The Mohegan Sun Casino Chevrolet was relegated to fourth at lap 12 when Patrick Long drove by for the third position.
Following a lap 15 caution, Kobyluck followed a procession down pit road that included everyone except Eric Curran and Jonathan Smith. After a quick fuel up and go, Kobyluck was lined back up in the 10th spot. By lap 20, Kobyluck had already gained five spots and was running fifth when a caution came out.
The team moved up to fourth when Kobyluck passed Eddie MacDonald during the next green flag run, but caution again slowed his efforts. On the restart at lap 35, Kobyluck passed DiBenedetto for third and ran strong there for the next 20 laps.
A green-white-checkered flag extended the race by three laps from its originally scheduled distance with Kobyluck still in third. When Ryan Truex made his race-winning move on Patrick Long for the lead, Kobyluck was able to take advantage and wheel his way into second place for the checkers.
“Anytime you can get a top three it’s a momentum builder and puts some enthusiasm into the team.,” said Kobyluck. “We’ll take this and parlay it into something more at New Hampshire. I’m proud of my guys. They worked hard all weekend long as they always do, and we brought home a second place finish for Mohegan Sun Casino. We wanted to win this thing, and coming in here we thought we had a car good enough to do it, but changes between yesterday – the cloud cover and cooler temperatures – and today – sunshine and the warmer temperatures – we missed it just a little bit.”
by Jay | Jun 7, 2009 | New
Donald Theetge Captures Le AIM Quebec 150 Victory
Donald Theetge of Boischatel, QC took home the victory in the Le AIM Quebec 150 in front of a thrilled crowd. Theetge worked his way through traffic from the fifteenth starting position to take the lead on lap 55 from Patrick Hamel. Theetge then had to hold of Hamel, Karl Allard and Patrick Cliche in the later stages of the race.
Newcomer to the Series ACT Castrol this year Marc-Andre Cliche led during the early part of the 150 lap event. During a caution period on lap 31 he relinquished the lead when he had to pit. Dany Ouellet would inherit the lead but it was short lived as Justin Holtom took the lead two laps later. However, Holtom was penalized for using the bump and run to get by. Patrick Hamel would then take the lead for eighteen laps before Theetge took over for good.
Patrick Cliche would come home second followed by Allard, Jacques Poulin, and Stephane Descoste rounding out the top five. Claude Leclerc, Michael Lavoie, Patrick Hamel, Jean-Francois Dery, and Patrick Laperle rounded out the top ten.
With this win Theetge gets his 13th career win and moves into a tie with Sylvain Lacombe as the all-time win leaders on the Series ACT Castrol. It also strengthens his points lead, which was a mere 6 points over Patrick Laperle.
Theetge becomes the eighth qualifier for the ACT Invitational at New Hampshire Motor Speedway. Theetge already has laps under his belt at NHMS as he was one of the competitors invited to the first test session this spring. The list of qualifiers for the ACT Invitational now includes Canadians Theetge, Jean-Francois Dery, Patrick Laperle and Americans Dave Pembroke, Joey Polewarczyk Jr., Scott Payea, Eric Williams and Brad Leighton.
With Theetge’s win it now makes three different winners in the first three events for the Series ACT Castrol. Including the American based ACT Tour that now makes eight different winners in eight events under the ACT sanction.
The Series ACT Castrol will make their only visit to the province of Ontario on Sunday, June 13 when they travel to Capital City Speedway in Ottawa, ON. The ACT Tour will also be in action on June 13 as they visit Waterford Speedbowl in Waterford, CT.
Unofficial Finish
Fin Start
Pos Pos Car # Driver
1 15 80 Donald Theetge
2 12 5QC Patrick Cliche
3 16 48QC Karl Allard
4 23 97PQ Jacques Poulin
5 22 10QC Stéphane Descoste
6 25 11PQ Claude Leclerc
7 11 79 Michael Lavoie
8 10 51PQ Patrick Hamel
9 14 21QC Jean-François Déry
10 18 91 Patrick Laperle
11 19 3 Sylvain Lacombe
12 4 28QC Dany Ouellet
13 3 17ON Justin Holtom
14 24 03 Martin Lacombe
15 26 26QC Valerie Chiasson
16 6 31 Spencer MacPherson
17 7 27 Alexandre Gingras
18 8 8QC Pierre-Luc Ouellete
19 9 9PQ Yvon Bédard
20 20 42 Eric St-Gelais
21 5 92 Jonathan Desbiens
22 13 85 Trampas Demers
23 1 12QC Etienne Lemay
24 17 7PQ Daniel Bergeron
25 21 41 Pete Potvin, III
26 2 67 Marc-Andre Cliche
by Jay | Jun 7, 2009 | New
Short goes long distance in Strictly; Adams won’t be denied in LM thriller
OXFORD, Maine – Mike Short dominated the first 100-lap race of 2009 as convincingly as he aced the final long-distance test of 2008, cruising to victory in the Sunoco Race Fuels 100 for Allen’s Coffee Flavored Brandy Strictly Stocks at Oxford Plains Speedway.
Short led the final 71 laps of the event, winning an eight-lap sprint to the finish after the lone caution flag tightened the field. Short won six races in ’08, including the September New England Dodge Dealers Little Guy 100. He is the fourth different Strictly feature winner to launch the current campaign.
Former division champion Jim Duguay was unofficially second in his first start of the season, with division point leader Zach Emerson third and the final car on the lead lap. Jeff Merrill and Larry Emerson rounded out the top five.
The post-race technical inspection was still in progress at press time.
In the co-main event, Travis Adams made a dramatic, three-wide charge from fifth to first in the final 10 laps to capture his second Oxford Networks Late Model win in the first three weeks.
Ben Ashline, who skipped his graduation ceremony at Gardiner Area High School to race Saturday, held on for a career-best second after yielding the lead to Adams with five laps remaining in the 40-lap contest.
Don Wentworth, Shawn Martin and Travis Stearns completed the top five. Adams plotted his winning move after following the side-by-side battle for second between Wentworth and Stearns for more than 20 laps.
Justin Karkos survived a wild Allen’s Mini encounter for his second straight 30-lap victory. Darrell Moore led until surrendering the top spot to Karkos on a restart with nine circuits left.
Moore sped to second, with Jake Burns inheriting third after a multi-car crash and subsequent penalties shook up the order on the final lap. Reigning division champion Ashley Marshall recovered from two early spins to finish fourth ahead of Kevin Bishop.
David Childs held off his uncle Guy Childs to top a 26-car field in the Chimney Tech Outlaw feature. Childs has finished no worse than second in four starts this season.
Steve Brill took home the third-place trophy in front of Kevin Lawrence and John Patria.
Dottie Patria prevailed in the closest finish of the night, pulling even with Vanna Brackett in the final corner and winning the drag race to the finish line to swipe the 20-lap Allen’s Ladies scramble. Cathy Manchester was in close proximity to finish third, with Deanna Robertson fourth and rookie Tori Burgess fifth.
The Wicked Good Vintage Race Cars also made their annual appearance at OPS, with Kenny Robinson of East Machias claiming the checkers.
Oxford’s Acceleration Series next takes center stage Wednesday at 6:30 p.m.
ALLEN’S COFFEE FLAVORED BRANDY STRICTLY STOCK (100 laps): 1. Mike Short, Auburn; 2. Jim Duguay, Greene; 3. Zach Emerson, Sabattus; 4. Jeff Merrill, Turner; 5. Larry Emerson, Durham; 6. Ben Krauter, Raymond; 7. Skip Tripp, Poland; 8. Matt Williams, Brownfield; 9. Derek Farrington, Freeport; 10. Rick Spaulding, Lisbon; 11. Jon Brill, Bridgton; 12. B.J. Chapman, Bridgton. DNS: Mike St. Germain, Auburn; Kim Tripp, Oxford; Perry Tucker, Sumner.
OXFORD NETWORKS LATE MODEL (40 laps): 1. Travis Adams, Canton; 2. Ben Ashline, Pittston; 3. Don Wentworth, Otisfield; 4. Shawn Martin, Turner; 5. Travis Stearns, Auburn; 6. Ricky Rolfe, Albany Township; 7. Tim Brackett, Oxford; 8. Scott Robbins, Dixfield; 9. Billy Childs Jr., Leeds; 10. Tommy Ricker, Poland; 11. Gary Chiasson, Peru; 12. Gerald Parlin, South Paris; 13. Randy Sanborn, West Baldwin; 14. Matt Sanborn, West Baldwin; 15. Corey Morgan, Lewiston; 16. Ron Charpentier Jr., Wales; 17. Jason Larrabee, Raymond; 18. Jeff White, Winthrop; 19. Shawn Knight, South Paris; 20. Nick Brown, Bath.
ALLEN’S COFFEE FLAVORED BRANDY MINI STOCK (30 laps): 1. Justin Karkos, Jay; 2. Darrell Moore, Mechanic Falls; 3. Jake Burns, Gray; 4. Ashley Marshall, Jay; 5. Kevin Bishop, South Paris; 6. Greg Aptt, Oxford; 7. Nathan Guptill, North Turner; 8. Shane Kaherl, Jay; 9. Matt Moore, South Paris; 10. Jeff Beaule, Lewiston; 11. Calvin Rose Jr., Turner; 12. Bill Irving, New Gloucester; 13. Greg Watkins, Bridgton; 14. Nik Coates, Lisbon; 15. Don Frechette, Turner; 16. Ken Daigle Jr. Lisbon; 17. Jimmy Childs, Leeds; 18. Jeff Moon, Gray; 19. Dale Brackett, Oxford; 20. Dan Morris, Lisbon.
CHIMNEY TECH OUTLAW (20 laps): 1. David Childs, Oxford; 2. Guy Childs, Turner; 3. Steve Brill, Bridgton; 4. Kevin Lawrence, South Paris; 5. John Patria, Turner; 6. Steve Moon, Gray; 7. Ryan Robbins, Dixfield; 8. Doug Degroat, Oxford; 9. Ron Abbott Jr., Sabattus; 10. Zach Bowie, Lisbon; 11. Scott Ellis, Lewiston; 12. Jerry Goss, Mechanic Falls; 13. Charlie Webster, Auburn; 14. Todd Bisbee, South Paris; 15. Josh Childs, Oxford; 16. Jim Davis Jr., Sabattus; 17. Jay Wilkins, Gray; 18. Michael Haynes, Livermore Falls; 19. Randy Desmarais, Auburn; 20. John Spencer Jr., Farmington; 21. Zach Robitaille, Norway; 22. Chris Burgess, Sabattus; 23. Chris Coolidge, Norway; 24. Scott Hethcoat, Danville Junction; 25. Bob Morey, Lisbon. DQ: Addison Bowie, Auburn.
ALLEN’S COFFEE FLAVORED BRANDY LADIES (20 laps): 1. Dottie Patria, Turner; 2. Vanna Brackett, Buckfield; 3. Cathy Manchester, Gray; 4. Deanna Robertson, South Paris; 5. Tori Burgess, Sabattus; 6. Missy Morgan, Lewiston; 7. Annie Chartier, Mexico; 8. Kimberly Sessions, Auburn. DQ: Debbie Marston, Hartford.
by Jay | Jun 7, 2009 | New
Mike Rowe wins Coors Light 100 at Beech Ridge Motor Speedway.
By Dan Walker
Scarborough, Maine- Maine racing legend Mike Rowe used his long distance race experience to full advantage Saturday night to win the Coors Light 100 at Beech Ridge Motor Speedway. The story of the race was the experienced Rowe versus the young charger D.J. Shaw for the win. Dave Oliver and Mike Maietta Jr led the field to the green flag with Maietta Jr taking the lead.
D.J. Shaw moved to second position on lap 5 and pole sitter Oliver was riding in third. Oliver went to the outside lane and picked off Shaw for second and then Maietta Jr on lap 21 to re-take the lead. As the race hit the 25 lap mark, Shaw began to look to challenge Oliver for the lead as they raced side by side for the next 5 laps. On lap 30 Shaw went back in front but behind him was a fast closing Mike Rowe who had moved from his 12th starting position into the third spot.
Caution flags on lap 40 and then lap 45 kept the field tight with Shaw in front and Rowe moving to second place on lap 50. For the next 24 laps Rowe applied pressure to Shaw looking inside and then outside as the wily veteran was sizing up the situation to make his move, but Shaw was not falling for any of it and held his line.
Rowe made his move on lap 74 as he went down the backstretch looking to the outside of Shaw as they raced into turn 3. Shaw moved up just a bit exiting turn 4 and Rowe cut a hard left and got inside of Shaw as they hit the front straight. Rowe raced into turn 1 with the lead and never looked back as he led the final 26 laps for the win over Shaw in second and Oliver third. Dan McKeage and Bradley Babb were fourth and fifth at the finish.
In Sport Series action Scott Dorr became the first repeat winner this season as he won the 35 lap feature race. Dorr took the lead from Marty Adams on lap 19 and sailed to the win. Adams finished second with Don Morse, Nate Leavitt and Craig Smith the top finishers.
The Wildcat 30 lap feature race was a trip down easy street for Jesse Tolman as he led all 30 laps to win the race. Gary Babineau made a late race charge to the front but settled for second place with Lyman McKeage third. Matt Hodgdon and Mike Ramsey were fourth and fifth at the finish.
Ray Letellier won his first Road Runner feature race as his rookie season is well underway. Letellier took the lead from Brian Graffam on the 11th lap and held off Shawn Brackett for the win. Matt Dow was third with Graffam fourth and David Turner fifth.
by Jay | Jun 7, 2009 | New
Shaw charges to Lee USA PASS Mod Win
NAPLES ME (June 6) Andy Shaw drove from the back of the pack to the front to capture his second Pro All Stars Series (PASS) Mod series win of 2009 Friday night at Lee (NH) USA Speedway. Shaw battled visiting North Carolina super late model star Jay Fogleman and Sulo Burbank for the win in the first of a four race Twin State Series for the open wheelers.
Shaw and his team were fortunate to be in the feature at all. The rear end in their race car blew up in practice but they were able to borrow another from a fellow competitor, swap them out, and run second in their qualifying race. But the work wasn’t over then; the team had holed a radiator in the heat and had to make another hasty swap before feature time. Shaw, Dave Weir and the entire 66 team proved that once again, hard work and perseverance pay off at the race track.
Sulo Burbank had luck on his side as well. After his best PASS Mod finish of the season in third, the team discovered a broken hub held in place only by the wheel after giving the Lee USA concrete a tap midway through the feature.
Unofficially, Shaw vaults from third to first in the PASS Mod points standings after four races. Jerry Harrison held the top spot going into the race but a hard trip into the turn one wall resulted in a 12th place finish and second place points man Scott Grant came home seventh. The top three were only separated by three points prior to the Lee USA event.
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Unofficial Finish – PASS Mod Feature (40 laps) – Lee USA Speedway – 6/5/2009
1) 66 Andy Shaw, Center Conway NH 2) 2 Jay Fogleman, Durham NC 3) 21 Sulo Burbank, Gorham ME 4) 33 Bill Dixon, North Waterboro ME 5) 14 Scott McDaniel, Livermore ME 6) 56 Dan Somes, Belgrade ME 7) 27 Scott Grant, Waterboro ME 8) 12 Steve Bennett Jr., Buckfield ME 9) 31 Glen Boss 10) 29 Greg Ellis, Hermon ME 11) 50 Sumner Sessions, Norway ME 12) 5 Jerry Harrison, Freeport ME 13) 03 Gary Norris, West Gardiner, ME 14) 85 Glen Bradbury, Hollis Center ME
