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[flash49]

From his second place starting spot, Chase Dietz raced to victory tonight in the Capital Renegade Showdown, beating Ryan Smith to the line by .5 seconds.  Results as follows:

 

 

 

Capital Renegage Showdown 30:

 

 

 

1.           Chase Dietz (75)

2.           Ryan Smith (72) from 7th

3.           Brian Montieth (21)

4.           Brock Zearfoss (9)

5.           Lucas Wolfe (24) from 11th

6.           Billy Dietrich (8) 

7.           Anthony Macri (39M) from 14th

8.           Robbie Kendall (55K)

9.           Brandon Rahmer (88)

10.         Gerard McIntire Jr. (07)

11.         Kyle Moody (99M) from 20th

12.         Anthony Fiore (91) from 19th

13.         Sye Lynch (42)

14.         Jared Esh (33)

15.         Brett Michalski (73M) from 21st

16.         Dwight Leppo (4)

17.         Jordan Mackison (1080)

18.         Chris Arnold (23A)

19.         George Riden III (99)

20.         Barry Shearer (12)

21.         Freddie Rahmer (51) DNF

22.         Mike Walter (33W) DNF

23.         Hunter Mackison (3J) DNF

24.         Dylan Norris (44) DNF

25.         Darren Pifer (23) DNQ

26.         Greg Plank (11) DNQ

Edited by flash49, 12 October 2019 - 08:21 PM.

[JohnnyHildo]

Wow congratulations he won the pure stock championship at Lernerville and was getting pretty good in the late model and I never even knew he was a sprint driver that's great just great news congratulations he had to have been practicing somewhere maybe I just didn't know it but maybe he was racing somewhere but if he had a sprint it wouldn't make sense to not race it at Lernerville he's already racing the pure stock and late model there he must just be a quick learner you don't just show up down east and win against those guys congratulations and good luck next weekend at Lernerville I bet he brings the sprint too.

[flash49]

You're thinking of TYLER Dietz, the winner of the race tonight was CHASE Dietz who is from Cental Pennsylvania

[Benny K]

Chad Layton won the URC feature over Freddie Rahmer, Ryan Smith, Brock Zearfoss and Curt Micheal.