by Jay | Jul 7, 2009 | New
Naples, ME 7/7/09- It may have been a good thing that it was a PASS South double header this weekend, for Justin Wakefield at least. After a twenty-second place finish in race one of the double header, Friday night at Greenville-Pickens, Justin Wakefield made the statement, “I don’t know if I ever want to drive a racecar again.” Well it was a good thing he did and it was probably a good thing it was only two days later because at night’s end the thoughts he had of Greenville were nothing but a foregone conclusion as he celebrated in victory lane for the first time in 2009.
The team traveled through the night to be at Hickory first thing Saturday morning to repair the extensive damage incurred at Greenville which included putting a nose on the #98 Jubilee Conferences Ford Fusion. After renting a welder from a local store and some hardnosed work to the Ford, the team was ready to go by the first round of practice on Sunday.
“This is awesome to be able to bring home this win after how bad we were at Greenville. Everyone was down, I was down on myself, but we battled back and made it happen. I have to say thanks to everyone on this Carswell Motorsports team after working their tails off to get this car back together, without them we wouldn’t have even made it to Hickory,” stated Wakefield after the race.
Rounding out the top three were a pair of young drivers who posted career bests in super late model competition. Texas native Trey Mitchell who just two nights ago didn’t get the results to back up his impressive run at Greenville-Pickens made up for it at Hickory the hard way. Mitchell recovered from a poor qualifying effort and having to avoid several on track incidents during the race to finish second. Fourteen year old Devin Jones who finished third under the guidance of new team mentor Chase Pistone had his own issues to battle back from including front end damage that occurred during the midpoint of the race.
It may have been Mitchell and Jones who got the finishes but just like many times this year Preston Peltier was the driver to beat as he lead the most laps throughout the 150 lap event before contact with Ryan Blaney in the closing laps sent the #26 of Peltier spinning and the #10 machine of Blaney to the pits with a flat tire. Peltier was able to recover for a fourth place finish in the final five laps of racing action while Blaney wasn’t as lucky.
Point leader Ben Rowe competed in his own car after his PASS North car owner Richard Moody decided not to make the haul to all the remaining south races leaving him with many questions heading into this weekend. Rowe raced a quiet yet productive race on both nights expanding his points lead and leaving him in the top spot at the halfway point of the season.
The PASS trucks series also rolled back into action during the Independence 150 week end at the Hickory Motor Speedway Sunday afternoon. Jody Measamer claimed his first series win by inches at the finish line over series point leader Grant Davidson who won at the track earlier in the year. Trevor Hignutt making his PASS truck series debut finished third, followed by Ben Ebling in fourth, and Marty Griggs rounded out the top five. With just four races remaining in the inaugural PASS truck series season every race counts toward being crowned the first series champion. The point battle will heat up even more next race out at the Southern Sizzler weekend at the Orange County Speedway in Rougemont, NC on Saturday August 8th.
Next up for PASS South is the Daniel Boone Classic at the Newport Speedway in Newport, Tennessee on Saturday July 18th. The event will mark the series one and only stop in the state of Tennessee in 2009. For more information including tickets visit the track’s website at www.newportspeedway.com or call 423-623-2182.
For more information including schedules, standings, and results for all PASS sanctioned touring series visit their home on the web at www.racewithpass.com . For marketing or media questions contact Norm Desjardins at 603-539-3368 or for technical information contact Scott Reed at 207-625-3230.
Unofficial Results – PASS South Super Late Model Independence 150 – Hickory Motor Speedway Hickory North Carolina – July 5, 2009
1. 98 Justin Wakefield 2. 47m Trey Mitchell 3. 35 Devin Jones 4. 26 Preston Peltier 5. 4N Ben Rowe 6. 93 Tayla Orleans 7. 47 Corey Williams 8. 18x Billy Leslie 9. 51W Bryce Walker 10. 51 Michael Pope 11. 64 Joe Winchell 12. 1 Jimmy Gamon 13. 10 Ryan Blaney 14. 10L Johanna Long 15. 91 Heath Hindman 16. 101 Jeremy Frankoski 17. 8 Cassius Clark 18. 48 John Batten 19. 83 Jeff Choquette 20. 66 Jeff Fultz 21. 18 Bradley McCaskill 22. 05 Alex Fleming 23. 4s Jay Fogleman 24. 2 Zach Stroupe 25. 20 John Stancill
by Jay | Jul 6, 2009 | New
Hudson, NH – After three weeks of rainouts Hudson Speedway opened its gates with sunny skies above this past Sunday.
Peter Fiandaca renumbered his Outlaw Sportsman mount in honor of Barnrat Devaney, who passed away the previous week. After winning his heat in the #222, Fiandaca brought members of the Devaney family trackside and dedicated his race to Devaney. Devaney was a longtime Hudson supporter credited with forming the successful V-6 Supers division.
The Outlaw Sportsman main event lived up to its reputation as a wild must see race. After a few cautions for multiple car spins, Bobby Allen held the lead with Mitch Wendell beside him on the final restart. Allen and Wendell spent the last five laps of the race side by side and trading paint in the corners. Allen pulled away on the final lap, leaving Wendell in second with Sandy Lee, Fiandaca, Shane Gendron, Lee Weldy, Chris Lee, John Meany, Geoff Macgivery and Matt Kawejsza the rest of the top ten.
Allen Reiser Jr. chased Keith Caruso for most of the V-6 Modified feature finally passing him with four to go, but a Eric Vilande spin brought out a caution putting Caruso back in front for the restart. Reiser Jr. finished a disappointing second behind Caruso with Chris Kuebler, Vilande, and Walter Boucher rounding out the top five.
Derek Griffith overcame an offtrack excursion to take home the checkers in the Thunder Lite Youth Division. Shawna Randall placed second, Bobby Stirk, Gage Harron, and Dylan Bilodeau the top five.
The Rookie Stock main had a finish much like the Outlaws with Dean Wendell challenging two time champion Scotty Duval for the lead in the closing laps. Wendell got to the outside of Duval but wasn’t able to finish it off, settling for second just a car length behind Duvall. John Swain, John Morin Jr., Charlie Coombs were the rest of the top five.
Louis Maher won the Roadrunner feature, followed by Jef James, John Pilvelis, Loren Smith Jr., and Patrick D’Alba in the top five.
Enduros were won by Jef James in the 4 cylinders and Dan Yagrin in the Grand Enduro.
Ron Lord Jr. won the Spectator One on One drags, Danny Angrove won the Flagpole race and the Spectator race was won by Bob Dembroski.
Racing resumes next Sunday July 12 at 6 PM with Northeast Classic Lites, V-6 Modifieds, Rookies, Roadrunners, Thunder Lites, Spectator One on One Drags, Flagpole Race, and the always exciting Spectator race. For more info please visit www.starspeedway.com.
by Jay | Jul 6, 2009 | New
Naples, ME 7/4/09- In front of a packed house at Greenville-Pickens Speedway, in what may have been the best ever race since the Pro All Stars Series (PASS) South came to life in 2006, Jay Fogleman scored his second series win of 2009. Fogleman won the Firecracker 125 after three attempts at a green-white-checker finish. Second was Brian Ickler driving for Kyle Busch Motorsports followed by a season’s best third place for Alex Fleming. Series point leader Ben Rowe pulled an old Super Late Model out of his dad Mike’s barn and drove it to a fourth place finish. Fast timer Ryan Blaney rounded out the top five.
While it was the veteran Fogleman who got the win, it was a group of youngsters who stole the show. Ryan Blaney was the quickest in the day’s qualifying session and backed his speed up during the 125 lap race, leading on several different occasions and battling Brian Ickler who led the most laps. However, it was a pair of drivers that started in the back of the pack that had the fans on their feet. Corey Williams and Trey Mitchell made it up to the second and third positions before contact between the two brought out the yellow flag with just two laps remaining setting up the first green-white-checker restart.
Race leader Jeff Fultz began smoking under the yellow and then on the ensuing restart the motor on the #67 machine let go, stacking up the field in turn one and bringing the caution out once again. From then on it was smooth sailing for race winner Fogleman as he was able to clear Ickler putting his ResCare HomeCare Ford Fusion in victory lane.
For more information including schedules, standings, and results for all PASS sanctioned touring series visit their home on the web at www.racewithpass.com. or www.proallstarsseries.com .For marketing or media questions contact Norm Desjardins at 603-539-3368 or for technical information contact Scott Reed at 207-625-3230.
Unofficial Finish – PASS South super late model Firecracker 125 – Greenville-Pickens Speedway Greenville SC – 7/9/2009 (with position, car number, driver)
1 4S Jay Fogleman 2 151 Brian Ickler 3 05 Alex Fleming 4 4N Ben Rowe 5 10 Ryan Blaney 6 47M Trey Mitchell 7 91 Heath Hindman 8 83 Jeff Choquette 9 64 Joe Winchell 10 48 John Batten 11 88 Lee Tissot 12 25 Jeff Bolen 13 93 Tayla Orleans 14 67 Jeff Fultz 15 47 Corey Williams 16 39 Dean Clattenburg 1 7 10L Johanna Long 18 14 Clete Caywood 19 26 Preston Peltier 20 42 Time Pinion 21 62 Mark Gibson 22 98 Justin Wakefield 23 09 Randy Gentry 24 51 Bryce Walker 25 8 Cassius Clark 26 5 Spencer Wauters 27 32 Randy Porter 28 5N JR Norris
by Jay | Jul 6, 2009 | New
Winchester, NH: A huge crowd gathered at Monadnock Speedway this past Saturday celebrating the 4th of July at the ¼ high banked speedway. The True Value Modified Racing Series came to town with Kirk Alexander taking the victory. Mini Stock Kim Rivet celebrated her first career win as Bob Bedaw took his first of the season checkers in the Super Stock event. Russ Hersey cruised into victory lane in the Outlaw Pro feature. Heath Renaud and Dan Yagmin won the Enduros.
Mini Stocks came rolling out with Joe Rogers leading the field to the green. By lap three, Chris Davis took the lead as Rogers felt pressure from Kim Rivet for second. On lap six, a caution displayed for Beth Adams and Ron Normandin. On the restart, Davis continued to lead as Rivet battled him for the top spot. Chris McTaggart worked on Rogers for third. On lap sixteen, another caution flew as Rogers and McTaggart spun in turn three. On the restart, Davis held on despite pressure from Rivet as Jamey King and Tim Jackson challenged each other for third. Five laps to go, Rivet put the heat on Davis as the battle continued between King, Jackson and Derek Bergquist for third. Lap twenty two, King and Jackson made contact bringing out the third caution of the night setting the field up for a three lap shoot out. On lap twenty three made her move and took over the lead as Davis felt the presence of Bergquist. On the final lap, Rivet held on despite pressure from Bergquist for the win followed by Davis, Dennis Wallace and Ricky Bernard.
Craig Cashman brought the field to the start side by side with Bob Bedaw. Bedaw wated no time and took over the lead by lap two. Andy Brooks sat in third. On lap five, Bedaw showed the way as Brooks and Nancy Muni battled for second. Lap ten, Brooks looked to take the lead away as Ed Brehio III passed Jeremy Sorel for fourth. Half way to go, Bedaw continued to lead as Brooks and Brehio battled for second. Muni protected her fourth spot from Sorel. On lap eighteen, a caution fcame out for Jeff Wright. On the restart, Bedaw had a great start as Brehio III made the pass on Brooks for second. Matt Mead followed Brehio III and took over third. As the laps winded down, Mead gave his all to make the pass for the lead as Jeremy Sorel put the pressure on Brehio III for third. At the checkers, Bedaw held off Mead for the win. Brehio III came in third despite the last lap dash from Sorel. Bill Johnston followed for fifth.
The Outlaw pros took to the track for their forty lap event with Steve Gauthier on the pole. At the green, Gauthier held the lead as Barry Gray followed in second. Brandon Ovitt felt the heat early from Russ Hersey for third. On lap three, a caution slowed the field as Ovitt and Mike Parks made contact collecting Toby Wells and Aric Blanchette. On the restart, Gray too mover the lead with Hersey following leaving Gauthier in third. On lap six, another caution was displayed as Gauthier spun. Gray held the lead on the restart for one more lap until Hersey made the pass. Bryon Baker sat in third with Parks putting the heat on him for position. Half way to go, Hersey had a comfortable lead as Baker and Parks continued to battle for second. Gray sat in fourth followed by Ovitt. Ten laps to go, Baker and Parks continued to challenge each other as Parks looked to the high side to make the pass. On the final lap, Hersey cruised into victory lane as Baker held off Parks for second. Gray and Ovitt followed for fourth and fifth.
Barry Schonborg sat on the pole for the Full Size Enduro competition. On lap two, Jared Edson took over the top spot as Schonborg settled into second. On lap ten, Edson developed a good lead as Randy Rameau caught Schonborg and attempted to make the pass for second. Half way to go, Schonborg continued to hold off Rameau as Dan Yagmin was n the back bumper of Rameau for third. Thirty laps in the book, Edson remained to lead as Yagmin gained gorund in catching the leader. Jeff Kirley closed in Schonborg for fourth. Ten laps to go, Yagmin caught Edson as Rameau continued to run third. Seven laps to go, Yagmin made the pass as Edson fell back to sixth and eventually pulled off the track. At the wave of the checkers, it was Yagmin followed by Rameau, Schonborg, Kirley and Joe Ethier.
Julia Raymond brought the 4-cylinder Enduros to the green. Raymond felt the pressure early as Adam Houle ran bumper to bumper with her for the lead. On lap twelve, the two ran wheel to wheel with Houle taking the lead a few laps later. Heath Renuad moved into third. Lap twenty, Adam Houle continued to lead as Renaud put the heat for the top spot. Raymond sat in third attempting to get through heavy lap traffic. Half way to go, Renaud was on the back bumper of Adam Houle as Josh Houle took over third. Ten laps to go, Renaud made the pass for the lead a Houle contended with lap cars. Dick Houle and Josh Houle battled for third. At the checkers, it was Renaud followed by Adam Houle, Dick Houle, Josh Houle and Eric Pomasko.
This Saturday, Monadnock Speedway will host a Tribute to Fred Barlow event. Barlow was a former competitor, crew chief and tech inspector who lost his battle to cancer a few months ago. The Modifieds will make their return to the high banks along with Super Stocks, Mini Stocks, All Star Race Trucks, 4-cylinder Enduros and Full Size Enduros. Race time is at 6pm.
Outlaw Pro Finish: Russ Hersey, Swanzey, NH; Bryon Baker, Claremont, NH; Mike Parks, Walpole, NH; Barry Gray, Belchertown, Ma; Brandon Ovitt, Bernardston, Ma; Aric Blancette, Peterborough, NH; Steve Gauthier, Jaffrey, NH; Geoff Rollins, Groton, Ma; Adam Brooks, Winchendon, Ma; Toby Wells, Dublin, NH; Eric Poulin, Swanzey, NH
Super Stock Finish: Bob Bedaw, Whately, Ma; Matt Mead, Richmond, NH; Ed Brehio III, Baldwinville, Ma; Jeremy Sorel, Westfield, Ma; Bill Johnston, Athol, Ma; Nancy Muni, Harwinton, CT; Andy Brooks, Winchencon, Ma; Kevin Ouellette, Fitchburg, Ma; Ken Springer, Swanzey, NH; Scott Cashman, Keene, NH; Craig Cashman, Keene, NH; Paul Barnard, Montague, Ma; David Striebel, Hinsdale, Ma; Dana Shepard, Putney, VT; Buster Duncan, Gr4eenfield, Ma, Jeffrey Wright, Jaffrey, NH; Heath Renaud, Vernon, VT
Mini Stock Finish: Kim Rivet, Chicopee, Ma; Derek Bergquist, Warwick, Ma; Chris Davis, Winchester, NH; Dennis Wallace, Jaffrey, NH; Ricky Bernard, Whitingham, VT; Chris McTaggart, Swanzey, NH; Louis Maher, Spencer, Ma; Brennan Johnson, Winchendon, Ma; Bill Meany, Gardner, Ma; Jamey King, Orange, Ma; Tim Jackson, Jaffrey, NH; Kevin McKnight, Orange, Ma; Shawn Doubleday, Belchertown, Ma; Joe Rogers, Ludlow, VT; Ron Normandin, Fitchburg, Ma; Travis Grover, |Brattleboro, VT; Rich Fournier, Warwick, Ma; Beth Adams, Winchendon, Ma
by Jay | Jul 6, 2009 | New
Wiscasset, ME- Wiscasset Raceway moved their weekly racing program to Sunday this week to allow their fans to do traditional things on the 4th of July like to go to parades, have family barbeques and watch fireworks. When the Wiscasset fans did get to the track on Sunday they got to see fireworks again and I’m not just talking about the ones in the sky. There were fireworks on the track as well. Liberty’s Josh St. Clair picked up his second win of the season at the “Center of Speed” on Accord Auto and Self Storage night. The win for St. Clair was a hard fought one though. He had to hold off T.J. Watson for all thirty laps. Watson would finish second after the race had to be red flagged for Tyler Robbins who broke his wrist in turn one. Third place would go to Steve Reno as he made his return to Wiscasset Raceway. Joey Doyon took home fourth in his first start at Wiscasset driving for Dave St. Clair and fifth would go to Seth Raven.
The Aable Auto Parts Mini Stock feature had a mixture of ages in it. Fourteen year old Ryan Ripley would pick up another feature victory over Pete McCollet who is nearing fifty years of age. Thomas True of Wiscasset would continue his streak of top three finishes crossing the line in third. 2007 division champion Kevin Douglass would take home fourth and Tasha Dyer fifth.
Chad Binette brought his number ninety six U.S. Cellular Mini Truck back to Wiscasset Raceway and was pleased with the decision to do so as he would pick up his third feature win of the season. Kevin Oliver also made his return to Wiscasset a worth while trip as he finished second. Current point leader Ryan Hayes would take home third as Opie and Roger Allard rounded out the the top five.
In the New England Transmission Strictly Street division point leader Mike Moody picked up the feature victory but he to hold off a hard charging Jamie Henderson to do so. Jamie’s father Wally Henderson would take the final spot in victory lane. Ian Bresnehan and Ed Sleeper finished fourth and fifth respectively.
The Verizon Wireless Super Street division put on a great show for the fans. Allan Moeller Jr. picked up his second straight feature victory. He crossed the stripe just in front of Josh St. Clair who was pulling double duty. Jeremy Glasier finished third while Bryan Robbins of Montville and Ricky Merrill finished fourth and fifth.
The Clark’s Car Crushing Pro-Stock’s saw Chuck Colby pick up his second straight feature victory. Gary Smith was hot on his heels though as he crossed the start/finish line. D.J. Shaw would finish third with Scott King and Dave Farrington Jr. rounding out the top five.
Next week at Wiscasset Raceway:
Sat. July 11th– Regular Racing plus the New England Mini Stock Tour
5 p.m.
by Jay | Jul 6, 2009 | New
BARRE, VT – Reno Gervais “The King of the Kingdom” of Island Pond, VT took home his first career Late Model win in the 50 lap main event during Thunder Road’s 50th Holiday Celebration on Sunday, July 5th. Gervais is a former two –time NAPA Tiger Sportsman champion has returned full-time to Thunder Road for the 50th Anniversary Season.
Gervais held off another former NAPA Tiger Sportsman champion Craig Bushey on the final restart of the race and didn’t look back. Bushey would hold on for second followed by Jamie Fisher, Matt White and Rich Lowrey to round out the top five. Nick Sweet, Cris Michaud, Trampas Demers, Joey Becker, and Dave Pembroke filled out the sixth through tenth positions respectively.
Washington’s Ricky Roberts scored the victory in the NAPA Tiger Sportsman feature from his tenth starting division. Roberts received no pressure from second place finisher Brian Delphia as he won going away. Delphia took over second late in the race and held off third place finisher Jeff Bousquet. Bousquet was chased to the line by Brendan Moodie and Pete Ainsworth rounding out the top 5. Tom Therrien finished sixth followed by his brother Bobby Therrien, Joey Laquerre, rookie Erik Steel, and Tim Potter rounding out the top ten.
The Allen Lumber Street Stock/Power Shift Junkyard Warriors Main Event lacked in the Warrior department as no Warriors qualified for the first time this season. Tim Campbell of West Topsham took home the win followed by David Allen and Ron Gabarre with podium finishes. Bruce Melendy and David Greenslit completed the top five while Vern Woodard, Mike Martin, Lloyd Blakely, David Whitcomb and Greg Adams rounded out the top ten.
The top three in the Reserve Feature were Lloyd Blakely, Josh Lacourse and current Allen Lumber Street Stock point leader Jason Corliss. All three took advantage of their opportunity to transfer to the Main Event.
No Power Shift Junkyard Warriors managed to qualify for the Main Event so Kevin Streeter of Waitsfield was crowned the highest finishing Warrior with his 7th place finish in the Reserve Feature. He was followed by Donnie Yates and Josh Erwin who finished 8th and 9th respectively in the Reserve.
The “Nation’s Site of Excitement” will be back in action this Thursday night, July 9 for Charter Communications Night. Any kid’s wearing their Scout’s uniform will get in free while adults admission is $9.50, kids ages 6 to 12 without a Scout uniform are $3 and a family of four, two adults and two kids are only $20. Post time will be 6:30pm.
Unofficial Late Model Feature Results – 1. Reno Gervais (12vt) Island Pond, VT, 2. Craig Bushey (05) Cambridge, VT, 3. Jamie Fisher (18) Shelburne, VT, 4. Matt White (42vt) Northfield, VT, 5. Rich Lowrey (8vt) Charlotte, VT, 6. Nicholas Sweet (88) Barre, VT, 7. Cris Michaud (6) Northfield, VT, 8. Trampas Demers (85) South Burlington, VT, 9. Joe Becker (16) Jeffersonville, VT, 10. Dave Pembroke (44) Montpelier, VT, 11. Jean-Paul Cyr (11vt) Milton, VT, 12. Jay Laquerre (50) East Montpelier, VT, 13. Pete Fecteau (75) Morrisville, VT, 14. Grant Folsom (81) Waitsfield, VT, 15. Eric Chase (40vt) Milton, VT, 16. David Whitcomb (25) Essex Jct., VT, 17. Tony Andrews (1) Northfield, VT, 18. Doug Murphy (4) Tunbridge, VT, 19. Jerry Lesage (74) Winooski, VT, 20. Cal Poulin (87) Braintree, VT, 21. Dylan Smith (34) Randolph, VT, 22. Mike Bailey (00) Barre, VT, 23. Brooks Clark (68) Fayston, VT, 24. Phil Scott (14) Montpelier, VT, 25. John Donahue (26vt) Graniteville, VT, 26. Steve Fisher (24) Shelburne, VT.
Unofficial NAPA Tiger Sportsman Feature Results – 1. Ricky Roberts (9) Washington, VT, 2. Brian Delphia (55) Waterbury, VT, 3. Jeff Bousquet (60) Montpelier, VT, 4. Brendan Moodie (94) Wolcott, VT, 5. Pete Ainsworth Jr. (80) Middlesex, VT, 6. Tom Therrien (48) Hinesburg, VT, 7. Bobby Therrien (4) Hinesburg, VT, 8. Joey Laquerre (15) E. Montpelier, VT, 9. #Erik Steel (32) Barre, VT, 10. Tim Potter (28) Plainfield, VT, 11. Mike Ziter (26) Williamstown, VT, 12. David Finck (37) Barre, VT, 13. Lance Allen (18) Barre, VT, 14. Josh Demers (10) Middlesex, VT, 15. Tony Rossi (90) Barre, VT, 16. Joel Hodgdon (36) Craftsbury, VT, 17. Shawn Fleury (31) Middlesex, VT, 18. James Hebert (58) Williamstown, VT, 19. Scott Coburn (1) Barre, VT, 20. Cody Blake (99) Barre, VT, 21. Derrick O’Donnell (68) Bradford, VT, 22. Joe Steffen (00) Essex Jct., VT, 23. Mark Barnier (0) Essex Jct., VT, 24. Steven Quenneville (88) Barre, VT, 25. #Shawn Powell (40) Jericho, VT, 26. John Lambert (2) Northfield, VT, 27. Sean McCarthy (86) Williamstown, VT, 28. Kris Grout (49) Waterbury, VT.
Unofficial Allen Lumber Street Stocks/Power Shift Junkyard Warriors Main Event Results – 1. Timmy Campbell (34ss) W. Topsham, VT, 2. David Allen (11ss) North Troy, VT, 3. Ron Gabaree (9ss) Barre, VT, 4. Bruce Melendy (68ss) Danville, VT, 5. David Greenslit (20ss) Waitsfield, VT, 6. Vern Woodard (73ss) Burlington, VT, 7. Mike Martin (01ss) Craftbury Comn,VT, 8. Lloyd Blakely (30ss) Graniteville, VT, 9. Dave Whitcomb (77ss) Elmore, VT, 10. Greg Adams Jr. (38ss) Hardwick, VT.
Unofficial Allen Lumber Street Stocks/Power Shift Junkyard Warriors Reserve Feature Results – 1. Lloyd Blakely (30ss) Graniteville, VT, 2. Josh LaCourse (82ss) Barre, VT, 3. Jason Corliss (61ss) Danville, VT, 4. Martin Ingram (7ss) Essex Jct., VT, 5. #Justin Gay (16ss) Barre, VT, 6. #Danny Doyle (51ss) Hancock, VT, 7. Kevin Streeter (61jyw) Waitsfield, VT, 8. Donny Yates (05jyw) N. Montpelier, VT, 9. Josh Erwin (57jyw) Waterbury, VT, 10. Jeff Martin (08ss)
