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[flash49]

Beautiful weather for the final stand-alone Friday night racing at the Action Track.  There were 24 410 Sprints, 15 305 Sprints, 16 Rush Sprints, 27 Micro Sprints, and 22 Rush Modifieds in the pits this evening.  Track was in very nice shape, which contributed to some close, exciting competition in all divisions.  

 

 

 

410 Feature:

 

 

1.                  A. J. Flick (2) from the pole

2.                  Sye Lynch (2L) from 9th

3.                  Dan Shetler (7K) from 5th

4.                  Brandon Matus (13) from 7th

5.                  Jack Sodeman Jr. (23jr) from 10th

6.                  Dan Kuriger (08) from 8th

7.                  Brent Matus (33) from 11th

8.                  George Hobaugh Jr. (40) 

9.                  Jeremy Kornbau (27K) from 13th

10.                Jimmy Morris (4N)

 

 

305 Feature:

 

 

1.                  Chad Hill (21) from the pole

2.                  Jonathan Jones (12J) from 3rd

3.                  Jacob Gomola (4J) from 4th

4.                  Greg Dobrosky (88)

5.                  Steve Kennawell (17K) from12th

6.                  Will Fleming (79W) from 14th

7.                  Glenn Noland (34)

8.                  George Frederick (22F) from 10th

9.                  Eric Husick (12H)

10.                Robbie Bartchy (29B)

 

 

Rush Modified Feature:

 

 

1.                   Garrett Krummert (10S) from 2nd

2.                   Chas Wolbert (c3) from 12th

3.                   Tony Tatgenhorst (63T)

4.                   Kyle Martell (8) from 5th

5.                   Rocky Kugel (83)

6.                   Brandon Ritchey (17) from 14th

7.                   Brian Sadler (5) from 8th

8.                   Josh Deems (9D)

9.                   Kole Holden (2H) 

10.                 David Kalb (11J) from 15th

 

 

Rush Sprint Feature:

 

 

1.                    Chad Ruhlman (87R)

2.                    Zach Morrow (27M)

3.                    Gale Ruth Jr. (1C)

4.                    Shawn Smith (36)

5.                    Arnie Kent (18)

 

 

Micro Sprint Feature:

 

 

1.                     Austin Pasquerella (11Z)

2.                    Sean Mc Andrew (15)

3.                    Todd Reusser (12)

4.                    Brian Borawiec (133)

5.                    Levi Peck (64

 

 

410 Sprint heats were won by Gary Kriess Jr. (55), Brandon Matus, and Sye Lynch.  In the 305 Sprints, heat wins went to Robbie Bartchy and Vinnie Dougherty (27D).   Rush Modified heats found Tony Tatgenhorst and Josh Deems taking the checkered, while in the Rush Sprints, it was Steve Cousins (56) and Gale Ruth Jr.   Finally, Micro Sprints heats were won by Sean McAndrew, Brandon Fredericks (11), and Austin Pasquerella.   The 410 Sprint B-Main was won by Mike Miller (G1) over Bill Kiley (4K), and Gale Rush Sr. (1R).

Edited by flash49, 31 August 2018 - 11:26 PM.

[jo73]

Well, after reading that they had over 100 cars one has to wonder ? Will this mark a new direction for lernerville on a Friday night ? I have no idea how this purse matched up to a regular Friday show or how the fan turnout was ? but, to me it would only make sense. Build on 1 class with good support divisions and see what comes about. As much as I hate to say it the SLM are dead as far as a weekly draw at lernerville. Thanks for that tire rule guys. I wish I could have come up for that one.

[Hans Solo]

They weren't dead at Thunder Mtn. last night Jo,  Had 20 SLM"s and probly the race of the year with Lake, King, Mcculla, and  NO   tire rule!!!

[94.3-RADRACER]

read walts article about sprints thriving......sounds like a cnn post. they got two tracks weekly, and on different nights. so they got one track to run different nights........getting about 26 cars.......ah, shouldn't they for heavens sake? slm's have about 5 every night. and somebody is paying 3-5 grand. and of course, many base racing in general on sweet lernerville......the nectar of the racing gods......lol. change your tire rule lernerville.......period. 1300 series, and watch cars roll in. nope, they'll hope rusty s  pulls over to give them one ump car that gives a f%^. fewer tracks only saved sprint's asses in reality. i know there is not as many lm's as before, but quality is ten times the other divisions when together......two tracks of 15-17 lm's, already outnumber local sprints.