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[flash49]

Rusty Martz took home the top prize in the Ed Laboon Memorial tonight at PPMS.  Fifty-five cars signed in for the race this year. 

 

 

 

1.            Rusty Martz (16M)

2.            Randy Wyant (11T)

3.            Wayne Carbo (54)

4.            Rusty Moore (17M)

5.            Chris Schneider (Shook 64)

6.            Bob Schwartzmiller (28)

7.            Nick Kocuba (10)

8.            Curt Bish (29)

9.            Joel Johns (Mach5)

10.          Kyle Moore (11*)

11.          Bill Hurrelbrink (C8)

12.          A.J. Poljak (36)

13.         Joey Zambotti (948)

14.         Jim Fosnaught (20J)

15.         Joe Wrona (15)

16.         Rod Laskey (1R)

17.         Jason Fosnaught (73)

18.         Steve D'Apolito (84)

19.         Bill Robertson (1B)

20.         Dave McManus (114)

21.         Bill Stajnrajh (04)

22.         Brian Rhedd (69R)

23.         Jeff Broniszewski (08)

24.         Jamie Duncan (67J)

25.         Bobby Whitling (7W)

26.         Corey McPherson (c33)

27.         Bobby Heim (92)

28.         Todd Weldon (45)

 

Heat winners were Rusty Martz, Dave McManus, Curt Bish, Joel Johns, A.J. Poljak, and Todd Weldon.  The Dash was won by Rusty Martz.  The three B-Mains went to Joe Wrona, Corey McPherson, and Bill Robertson.  Other cars in action were as follows:

 

1.            Brad Koteles (33)

2.            Bob Egley (30)

3.            Jacob Billyk (4)

3.            Fuzzy Fields (28)

4.            Leigh Wheeler (717)

5,            Troy DeZarn (21)

6.            Danny Rich (67)

7.            Terry Wheeler (2W)

8.            Jarrod Westover (W1)

9.            Ricky Steigerwald (4S)

10.          Noah  Brunell (31)

11.          Robert Betz (81)

12.          Ryan Newman (12)

13.          Ryan Moyer (13X)

14.          Kyle Shannon (1S)

15.          Russ Byler (06B)

16.          Hunter Exley (23jr)

17.          Justin Lamb (25x)

18.          Jackson Humanic (17)

19.          Cam Kraisinger (47)

20.          Jesse Brock (22B)

21.           Troy Norman (18N)

22.           Mark Lee (25)

23.           Pat Fielding (23)

24.           Brett McDonald (25)

25.           Mike Harris (18)

26.           Andy Buckley (965)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Fifteen Rush Pro Late Models were in the pits tonight, with Mike Reft taking the checkered flag.

 

 

1.               Mike Reft (9R)

2.               Daryl Charlier (12)

3.               Ben Policz (14B)

4.               John Mollick (60M)

5.               Chuck Medved (2M)   

6.               Steve Beatty (4B)

7.               Justin Lamb (93)

8.               Jake Gunn (14G)

9.               Russ Matejka (17M)

10.             Chris Withers (21W)

11.              Bill Kessler Jr. (09)

12.              Bryan Goebel (12)

13.              Zach Gunn (114)

14.              Ken Maniecki (1st)

15.              Chuck Recker (6)

 

Heats were won by Daryl Charlier and Ben Policz.  Chuck Medved finished 2nd in his heat and ran well all night long.  Looks like another competitive car joining the mix.  

 

 

There were only 4 305 Sprints, and Rob Felix (21) left before the racing began.  Jake Gomola (4J) was leading the feature when something apparently broke coming out of the fourth turn, catapulting him into the wall and into a series of flips.  He got out of the car without assistance and seemed to be ok.  Greg Dobrosky (88) went on to win the feature over George Frederick (22).    

 

There were 11 Open 4 Cylinder Cars tonight, with Steve Settle (3S) taking the win.  In the Young Guns, it was Justin Clark (01) coming home victorious.

Edited by flash49, 04 June 2017 - 02:47 PM.

[RKC]

This place should be the crown jewel of western Pa.
Yet, every time you go there it's like watching a monkey screw a football!

[jo73]

I don't understand these scheduling conflicts. MRP has the all stars with the 305's as part of the show, which do run there weekly, and there on the card at PPMS. 4 cars with 3 hitting the track. You talk about a pissing match between tracks, WOW.

 

a monkey screwing a football ? still on the floor on that one. lol

[DavyLee2]

Great run Nick Kochuba!

he started last !

Yes with 55 stock cars and every person paying 35 bucks that came along with those cars .. it seems if you got on craigslist you could buy some used lights that work better than Heidelberg's original ones

[jo73]

passing 21 cars, excellent run to the front

[BUDWEISER75]

Randy  Wyant is 11T not 11m

[flash49]

Randy  Wyant is 11T not 11m

 

Yes, thanks, just a typo.

Edited by flash49, 04 June 2017 - 02:47 PM.

[MeXican_BOB]

Randy  Wyant is 11T 

 

Thank you Mr. Flash for putting out the results instead of the track in a timely manner. 

[jo73]

Anyone no why Chris was in the 64 and not his 55 ?

[MeXican_BOB]

Totaled it at sharon few weeks ago. 

[Won11Virus]

Anyone buy the ppv? Just curious.

[bhhracing]

If they did I feel sorry for them to have to sit through all that last night.

[Won11Virus]

What exactly happened?  I wanted to drive down, but work interfered. 

[honeybadger1]

Well for Sportsman qualifying the transponders weren't getting a hit.  They got that worked out and then later in the night the track lights went out in 1 and 2.  I give them credit thought, they had some mobile lights that they had to tow over to turns 1 and 2 and got it lit up nice.  Stuff happens, they adapted and we got some good racing in.  Yeah it ran late, but we had nowhere to be lol.

[racer67x]

except there were 20 cars lined up for the second feature who never got to run due to the supposed curfew..that was more the tracks fault than anyone elses..

 

anyone know if it'll be resheduled?

[Paul55]

except there were 20 cars lined up for the second feature who never got to run due to the supposed curfew..that was more the tracks fault than anyone elses..
 
anyone know if it'll be resheduled?

No it's not from what I have read! Just splitting the purse up and giving everyone the same amount of money!

[whiteboy55]

$135 tow money

[Racer17L]

Correct. Sucks it could not be run and not many of those guys are gonna drive 2-3 hours each way for $50 tow. So we totaled up the full purse and divided by the 27 cars who could have raced. $135 plus roughly $70 in gas and tire wear gets you basically the same $200 to start as the A main. I know everyone would prefer to race for $517 to win but not my cal on the noise ordinance.

[RmiT]

Correct. Sucks it could not be run and not many of those guys are gonna drive 2-3 hours each way for $50 tow. So we totaled up the full purse and divided by the 27 cars who could have raced. $135 plus roughly $70 in gas and tire wear gets you basically the same $200 to start as the A main. I know everyone would prefer to race for $517 to win but not my cal on the noise ordinance.

You did the best you could, Bro! I am sure Everyone appreciates what you do.

[Racer17L]

And trust me I was pumped to see another 20+ car feature battle for $517. I'm as frustrated and upset as anyone. As are the Dobnaks and their family who are the main sponsor of that race.