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[flash49]

The BRP Big Block Modifieds (32 in the pits) are at Lernerville this evening, running a 35-lap A-Main, paying $2K to the winner.  In addition, the 410 Sprints (24 cars), 305 Sprints (19 cars), and the Pro Stocks (23 cars) are on the racing card.  New York hot shoe, Erick Rudolph, won the BRP A-Main in grand fashion tonight.  Starting in the 10th slot, he was up to 3rd by a lap 7 caution, and restarted in 19th position.  Working his way methodically through the pack, he passed then leader, Rex King Sr., (who had led the entire race) on lap 33, and went on to win by 2.500 seconds.  Michael Bauer won his first-ever 410 A-Main at Lernerville, beating Dan Kuriger to the line by 2.017 seconds.  In the Pro Stock A-Main, third starting Tyler Dietz took the checkered flag .812 seconds ahead of 9th starting Daryl Charlier.  The final race of the evening, the Allegheny 305 A-Main, went to 3rd starting Greg Dobrosky, who crossed the finish line 3.170 seconds ahead of 5th starting Jake Gomola.  Results as follows:

 

 

 

 

BRP Mod A-Main:

 

 

 

1.      Erick Rudolph (25) from 10th

2.      Rex King Sr. (65)

3.      Garrett Krummert (29K)

4.      Rex King Jr. (165) from 12th

5.      Brian Swartzlander (83) from 9th

6.      Eric Gabany (18)

7.      Dave Murdick (61)

8.      Chad Brachmann (3) from 20th

9.      John Mollick (4J)

10.    Phil Vigneri (44V) from 17th

11.    Steve Feder (45)

12.    Rick Regalski (13)

13.    Paul Kot (7S)

14.    Brad Rapp (11R)

15.    Jim Rasey (32)

16.    Chris Rudolph (32)

17.    Mike Turner (96)

18.    Tom Glenn (83T)

19.     Kevin Long (22)

20.     Steve Slater (35)

21.     Steve Barr (35B) DNF

22.     Jeremiah Shingledecker (37MD) DNF

23.     Ryan Riffe (1X) DNF

24.     Rodney Beltz (64) DNF

25.     Colton Walters (18W) DNF

26.     Ricky Richner (26) DNF

 

 

 

410 Sprint A-Main:

 

 

 

1.       Michael Bauer (46) from 3rd

2.       Dan Kuriger (08)

3.       Brandon Matus (13)

4.       Brandon Spithaler (22) from 9th

5.       Carl Bowser (11) from 8th

6.       Brent Matus (33) from 14th

7.       Darin Gallagher (12G)

8.       Darren Pifer (23) from 13th

9.       Clay Riney (C1) from 12th

10.     R. J. Jacobs (18J)

11.     Dan Shetler (7K)

12.     Corbin Gurley (12) from 19th

13.     Jared Mc Farland (250) from 17th

14.     Pete Landrum (44)

15.     Davey Jones (76)
16.     Leyton Wagner (38)

17.     Jack Sodeman Jr. (23jr) DNF

18.     A. J. Flick (2) DNF

19.     Gary Kriess (55) DNF

20.     John Garvin (J4) DNS

 

 

 

Pro Stock A-Main:

 

 

 

1.        Tyler Dietz (27) from 3rd

2.        Daryl Charlier (114) from 9th

3.        Corey Mc Pherson (C33)

4.        Jason Fosnaught (73)

5.        Todd Weldon (45) from 14th

6.        Mike Miller (81)

7.        Bob Egley (30)

8.        Joey Zambotti (948)

9.        Douglas Eck (4*)

10.      Jake Dietz (35B)

11.      Cameron Nastasi (615)

12.      Chase Lambert (22jr)

13.      Dale Tuche (310)

14.      Cregan Brady (2)

15.      Brett Mc Donald (25)

16.      Ryan Maglione (19M)

17.      Mike Bordt (26)

18.      Gary Churchfield (5)

19.      Trevor Mc Cann (12M) DNF

20.      Joe Kelley (66) DNF

21.      Nick Kocuba (10) DNF

22.      Mike Anderson (72A) DNF

23.      Jason Black (5B) DNS    

 

 

 

Allegheny 305 Sprint A-Main:

 

 

 

1.         Greg Dobrosky (88) from 3rd

2.         Jake Gomola (4J) from 5th

3.         Derek Hauck (2) from 8th

4.         Logan Mc Candless (29)

5.         Brandon Hawkins (27H) from 10th

6.         Kyle Colwell (80jr) from 12th

7.         Andy Cavanaugh (X7)

8.         Steve Cousins (56)

9.         Tylor Cochran (19)

10.       Nevan O'Donnell (347)

11.       Chase Metheny (31C)

12.       Jim Morris (16)

13.       Ed Snyder (110)

14.       J. R. Jameson (97)

15.       George Frederick (22)

16.       Shamus O'Donnell (154) DNF

17.       Adam Noland (34) DNS

18.       Tommy Jasen (12G) DNS

19.       Randy Sterling (00S) DNS   

 

 

 

 

BRP Mod Heat #1:

 

 

 

1.      Rex King Sr. (65)

2.      Erick Rudolph (25)

3.      Eric Gabany (18)

4.      Rodney Beltz (64)

5.      Phil Vigneri (44V)

6.      Steve Barr (25B)

7.      Steve Slater (35)

8.      Shawn Kozar (3K)

 

 

 

BRP Mod Heat #2:

 

 

 

1.       Garrett Krummert (29)

2.       Paul Kot (7S)

3.       Brad Rapp (11R)

4.       Rick Regalski (13)

5.       Ryan Riffe (1X)

6.       Randy Chronister (71)

7.       Dillon Barr (15B)

8.       Kevin Long (22)

 

 

 

BRP Mod Heat #3:

 

 

 

1.        Jeremiah Shingledecker (37MD)

2.        Brian Swartzlander (83)

3.        Dave Murdick (61)

4.        Colton Walters (18)

5.        Ricky Richner (26)

6.        Tom Glenn (83T)

7.        Mark Frankhouser (03)

8.        Kevin Green (74)

 

 

 

BRP Mod Heat #4:

 

 

 

1.         John Mollick (4J)

2.         Rex King Jr. (165)

3.         Steve Feder (45)

4.         Jim Rasey (32)

5.         Chad Brachmann (3)

6.         Chris Rudolph (32)

7.         Mike Turner (96)

8.         Dave Reges (27R)

 

 

 

BRP B-Main: (6 to A-Main)

 

 

 

1.         Tom Glenn (83T)

2.         Steve Barr (25B)

3.         Mike Turner (96)

4.         Kevin Long (22)

5.         Steve Slater (35)

6.         Shawn Kozar (3K)

7.         Chris Rudolph (32)

8.         Kevin Green (74)

9.         Mark Frankhouser (03)

10.       Randy Chronister (71)

11.       Dillon Barr (15B)

12.       Dave Reges (27R) 

 

 

 

410 Sprint Heat #1:

 

 

 

1.          John Garvin (J4)

2.          Gary Kriess (55)

3.          Dan Shetler (7K)

4.          Brandon Spithaler (22)

5.          Brent Matus (33)

6.          Pete Landrum (44)

7.          Zach Morrow (27)

8.          Henry Malcuit (70) DNS

 

 

 

410 Sprint Heat #2:

 

 

 

1.          Carl Bowser (11)

2.          Dan Kuriger (08)

3.          R. J. Jacobs (18J)

4.          Darren Pifer (23)

5.          Leyton Wagner (38)

6.          Clay Riney (C1)

7.          Mike Miller (G1)

8.          Jeremy Hill (14H) DNF

 

 

 

410 Sprint Heat #3:

 

 

 

1.           Brandon Matus (13)

2.           Darin Gallagher (12G)

3.           Michael Bauer (46)

4.           A. J. Flick (2)

5.          Jack Sodeman Jr. (23jr)

6.          Corbin Curley (12)

7.          Davey Jones (76) 

8           Jared Mc Farland (250)

 

 

410 Sprint B-Main (5 to A-Main)

 

 

 

1.          Corbin Gurley (12)

2.          Clay Riney (C1)

3.          Davey Jones (76)

4.          Pete Landrum (44)

5.          Jared Mc Farland (250)

6.          Jeremy Hill (14H)

7.          Mike Miller (G1)

8.          Zach Morrow (27) DNF

9.          Henry Malcuit (70) DNS

 

 

 

Pro Stock Heat #1:

 

 

 

1.           Jason Black (5B)

2.           Corey Mc Pherson (C33)

3.           Brett Mc Donald (25)

4.           Douglas Eck (4*)

5.           Dale Tuche (310)

6.           Cameron Nastasi (615)

7.           Trevor Mc Cann (12M

8.           Ryan Maglione (19M)

 

 

 

Pro Stock Heat #2:

 

 

 

1.           Mike Miller (81)

2.           Tyler Dietz (27)

3.           Daryl Charlier (114)

4.           Todd Weldon (45)

5.            Mike Bordt (26)

6.            Bob Egley (30)

7.            Cregan Brady (2)

8.            Gary Churchfield (5)

 

 

 

Pro Stock Heat #3:

 

 

1.             Jason Fosnaught (73)

2.             Joey Zambotti (948)

3.             Nick Kocuba (10)

4.             Joe Kelley (66)

5.             Jake Dietz (35B)

6.             Mike Anderson (72A)

7.             Chase Lambert (22jr)

 

 

 

305 Sprint Heat #1:

 

 

 

1.             Greg Dobrosky (88)

2.             Jim Morris (16)

3.             Derek Hauck (2)

4.             Brandon Hawkins (27H)

5.             Chase Metheny (31M)

6.             Kyle Colwell (80jr)

7.             Ed Snyder (110)

8.             J. R. Jameson (97)

9.             Adam Noland (34)

10.           Shamus O'Donnell (154) DNS

 

 

 

305 Sprint Heat #2:

 

 

 

1.              Jake Gomola (4J)

2.              Logan Mc Candless (29)

3.              Tylor Cochran (19)

4.              Andy Cavanaugh (X7)

5.              Steve Cousins (56)

6.              Nevan O'Donnell (347)

7.              George Frederick (22)

8.              Tommy Jasen (12G) DNS

9.              Randy Sterling (00S) DNS

Edited by flash49, 07 July 2020 - 08:36 PM.

[Skull]

What a drive by Rudolph. And congratulations to Michael Bauer on his first Lernerville win. He was hooked up.

[bhhracing]

That Rudolph is the real deal

[flash49]

That Rudolph is the real deal

 

He's another Mat Williamson.  

[blue by you]

great job as always flash.

[Hans Solo]

Anyone believe in Karma.  Rudolf was gonna win the race from lap 1. JMO But.... Got spun out early by 83 (looked like a racing deal) and had to go to the rear.  Allowed a pretty big crowd to see one of the finest runs I've seen against as very good field and win the race when the leader got pinned in lapped traffic with 3 to go.  The leader (65) being one of the better traffic pilots in the region.   Was nice to see Chad Brachman back.  Had over 30 BB's.  very enjoyable race !!!   

[Skull]

 

He's another Mat Williamson.  

 

I think Rudolph is a better natural talent, although he's crude on the bullrings. I like Williamson but he's never raced sketchy equipment and he seems to be a hot head at times where Rudolph is a pretty cool customer.

 

I was surprised Brachman didn't run better, especially since the track was more to the style that the NY drivers are used to. I think he might have been running a SB. I also have to mention Paul Kot is the 7 car. That guy is a natural in a race car. I wish he'd run it weekly. He looked like he'd been driving it for years last night.

[Chad's Dad]

Rudolph is equally as successful running TQ midgets on the indoor tracks, which is a completely different kind of racing.

[Chad's Dad]

Brachmann said in an interview in AARN from Canandaigua, from the night before Lernerville, that he is working hard to learn the switch from torsion bars to coils.  As he was quoted, "it's a whole lot more involved."  So Lernerville and Tyler were most likely R&D for him with the new technology.

 

As the article pointed out, some might be surprised to know that his full time occupation is a farmer.

[chance2]

 
I think Rudolph is a better natural talent, although he's crude on the bullrings. I like Williamson but he's never raced sketchy equipment and he seems to be a hot head at times where Rudolph is a pretty cool customer.
 
I was surprised Brachman didn't run better, especially since the track was more to the style that the NY drivers are used to. I think he might have been running a SB. I also have to mention Paul Kot is the 7 car. That guy is a natural in a race car. I wish he'd run it weekly. He looked like he'd been driving it for years last night.

Thank you Skull!! Its really fun driving the mod. Well I have fun driving anything😂 found a setup issue or we couldve finished better. We will be fixed and ready for Sharon Saturday for the BRP and be at thunder Mountain Friday in My latemodel!

Paul Kot

[Skull]

Thank you Skull!! Its really fun driving the mod. Well I have fun driving anything found a setup issue or we couldve finished better. We will be fixed and ready for Sharon Saturday for the BRP and be at thunder Mountain Friday in My latemodel!

Paul Kot

You look like you've been driving one for years. Guys that drove fendered cars and have jumped into a Modified for the first time have told me the body roll takes some getting used to. You look comfortable in it. Good luck this weekend.

[chance2]

Ya the body roll is definitely something I had to adjust for. But the biggest thing is all the new tracks Im running it on! Thank you!