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[flash49]

The Willie White Memorial for Pro Stocks is being held tonight at PPMS, paying $1,055 to win.  In addition, the Rush Late Models will be runnning the Topless 25, paying $1K to win.  Also on the program are the Rush Sportsman Modifieds, the Hobby Stocks, the Open 4 Cylinders and the Young Guns.  There are Seventeen (17) Pro Stocks and Seventeen (17) Rush Late Models in the pits tonights.  Fast time for the Pro Stocks was Noah Brunell at 19.755 and in the Rush Late Models, it was Ben Policz at 19.241.

 

 

 

 

 

Willie White Memorial A-Main:

 

 

 

1.     Chris Schneider (55) from the pole; won by 2.459 seconds

2.     Daryl Charlier (114) * points champion (along with Dave Mc Manus)

3.     Jordan Perkins (13J)

4.     Nick Kocuba (10)

5.     Jason Fosnaught (73)

6.     Randy Wyant (11T) from 11th

7.     Jim Fosnaught (20J)

8.     Ryan Moyer (13X)

9.     Bill Robertson (1B)

10.   Chase Lambert (22jr)

11.   Jake Simmons (18)

12.   John Gill (19G)

13.   Tanya Charlier (21) DNF

14.   Rusty Martz (16M) DNF

15.   Noah Brunell (31) DNS

16.   A. J. Poljak (36) DNS

17.   Todd Weldon (45) DNS

 

 

 

 

 

Rush Late Model Topless 25 A-Main:

 

 

 

1.     Mike Duritsky (90J) won by 1.312 seconds

2.     Logan Zarin (1Z)

3.     Tommy Schirnhofer (8)

4.     Nico Dabecco (42)

5.     Colby Beighey (36)

6.     Tony White (27T)

7.     Kassidy Kamicker (72B)

8.     Eric Hamilton Jr. (33X)

9.     Christian Schneider (M5) DNF  (dropped out on lap 21 while leading)

10.   Ben Scott (80) DNF

11.   Bill Kessler (09) DNF

12.   Brandon Lott (47) DNF

13.   Ben Policz (14B) DNF * points champion

14.   Colton Flinner (48) DNF

15.   Justin Lamb (Koteles 64K) DNF

16.   Greg Goble (20G DNF

17.   D. J. Nakutis (31) DNF

 

 

 

 

Hobby Stock A-Main:

 

 

 

1.     Stephen Shelpman (17S) won by 1.180 seconds * points champion

2.     Joe Anthony (Kovacs 221K)

3.     Cody Koteles (1K)

4.     John Cain (06)

5.     Matt Benard (15)

6.     Ed Shelpman (19P)

7.     Kayla Mc Manus (00K)

8.     Ben Anton (13)

9.     Brian Hutchko (OU2)

10.   Chloe Jones (5J)

11.   Tony Magill (5)

12.   Tom Anton (64)

13.   James Huff (83X)

14.   Frank Magill (05)

15.   Jason Garchak (46)

16.   Mike Tropeck (47) DNF

 

 

 

Rush Sportsman Modified A-Main:

 

 

 

1.     Chas Wobert (C3)

2.     Kole Holden (2)

3.     Ayden Cipriano (5C)

4.     Tony Tatgenhorst (63T)

5.     Chelsie Kriegisch (10)

6.     Jacob Jordan (28J)

7.     Dave Price (111)

8.     Gage Priester (71)

9.     Nathen Mc Dowell (11G)

 

 

 

Open 4 Cylinder A-Main:

 

 

 

1.     Phillip Bubeck (2L) * points champion

2.     April Tennant (95)

3.     Kyle Janas (88)

4.     Susie Rudolph (55)

5.     Bill Tennant (2)

6.     Bob Quagg (16)

7.     Eric Reynolds (53)

8.     Craig Rudolph (5R)

9.     Derek Quigley (65Q)

 

 

 

Young Gun A-Main:

 

 

 

1.     Noah Bubeck (2) * points champion

2.     Wyatt Mock (88M)

3.     Dylan Clipp (69)

4.     Cameron Hollister (44)

5.     Amanda Magill (05)

 

 

 

 

 

Pro-Stock Heat #1:

 

 

 

1.     Noah Brunell (31)

2.     Daryl Charlier (114)

3.     Jordan Perkins (13J)

4.     Jason Fosnaught (73)

5.     Jim Fosnaught (20J)

6.     Jake Simmons (18)

7.     Chase Lambert (22jr)

8.     John Gill (19G)

9.     Todd Weldon (45) DNS

 

 

 

Pro Stock Heat #2:

 

 

 

1.     Chris Schneider (55)

2.     Nick Kocuba (10)

3.     Rusty Martz (16M)

4.     Ryan Moyer (13X)

5.     Bill Robertson (1B)

6.     Randy Wyant (11T) DNF

7.     Tanya Charlier (21) DNF

8.     A. J. Poljak (36) DNF

 

 

 

Pro Stock Dash:

 

 

 

1.     Chris Schneider (55)

2.     Noah Brunell (31)

3.     Daryl Charlier 9114)

4.     Jordan Perkins (13J)

5.     Rusty Martz (16M)

6.     Nick Kocuba (10)

 

 

 

 

Rush Late Model Heat #1:

 

 

 

1.     Ben Policz (14B)

2.     Logan Zarin (1Z)

3.     Mike Duritsky (90J)

4.     Colby Beighey (36)

5.     Bill Kessler (09)

6.     Colton Flinner (48)

7.     Ben Scott (80)

8.     D. J. Nakutis (31)

9.     Eric Hamilton Jr. (33X) DNF

 

 

 

Rush Late Model Heat #2:

 

 

 

1.     Justin Lamb (Koteles 64K)

2.     Tommy Schirnhofer (8)

3.     Christian Schneidr (M5)

4.     Nico Dabecco (42)

5.     Tony White (27T)

6.     Brandon Lott (47)

7.     Greg Goble (20G)

8.     Kassidy Kamicker (72B)

Edited by flash49, 27 September 2020 - 09:24 AM.

[bhhracing]

Why so many dnf in top classes?

[flash49]

Results have been updated.

[Racer17L]

Willie White Memorial recap:

Thanks for all the support last night both sponsors and drivers!  Since we did not get a full field everyone who started the feature will get at least $250 start money.  I was also able to pay Todd Weldon and Noah Brunell $200 tow money each by them splitting the hard luck award. 

 

Other bonuses:
Highest Penn Ohio Member and Dash- $200 extra to Chris Schneider
Highest non-Penn Ohio Member- $100 Daryl Charlier
Fast time- $100 Noah Brunell
Hard Charger $50- Randy Wyatt
Highest Lernerville Car-$50  Chase Lambert

 

Special thank you to all the sponsors, drivers, and Miley Motor Sports for some great Pro Stock shows this year.  Can't wait for the 10th annual Ed Laboon Memorial next year!

[Racer17L]

Interesting stat about last nights Willie White Race. Both Pro stocks and Rush LM qualified. Noah Brunell was fast time at 19.755 seconds and 113.895 MPH. Only the top 5 Rush LM qualifiers were faster than that time. Which means Noah in a 2900# car was faster than 12 Rush cars. Not a knock on those guys, and I know they are using a 604, but my point is the pro stocks are really moving at PPMS!

[racer67x]

yea and the cost has driven all but the most dedicated away..if not for the Penn Ohio series they would be already gone. its not a rip on any driver,owner or team member,everyone knows I love the class as much as Vince or anyone but these days when 45 cars show..that is damn near all from the entire area. RIP Willie...the 4th turn crew ruled back in the day!

[jo73]

WOW. Well I bet those 5 crate cars have 2 to 3 times the amount of money as the pro stock car does.

[Racer17L]

Funny you say that Danimal. My memory on facebook yesterday was being at Mercer for the little guys in 2015. 53 open stocks for $1500 to win. I had to beg, borrow, and steal for 17 stocks at Willie and paid out over $7000. Its tough anymore. I agree if you get 40 stock cars for an event anymore youre doing something right!

[Tommy]

WOW. Well I bet those 5 crate cars have 2 to 3 times the amount of money as the pro stock car does.

I doubt it.

[scruffy1a]

Highest Lernerville Car-$50  Chase Lambert

Lernerville Points:

8. Jason Fosnaught

9. Chase Lambert

 

PPMS Results 9/26:

5. Jason Fosnaught

10. Chase Lambert

[Racer17L]

Lernerville Points:

8. Jason Fosnaught

9. Chase Lambert

 

PPMS Results 9/26:

5. Jason Fosnaught

10. Chase Lambert

Chase's 7th place finish on 9/18 was missing from Speedhive if you look at their points totals.  It's a known issue between Chase and the track.  That's why he got the bonus, he is actually ahead of Jason.  They will fix it and recalculate the points after this week.

[username@gatekeeper]

DANIMAL they were the good old times back in the day..RIP WILLIE!!!!!!!!!!!! Some good stories to tell from TURN 4

[scruffy1a]

Chase's 7th place finish on 9/18 was missing from Speedhive if you look at their points totals.  It's a known issue between Chase and the track.  That's why he got the bonus, he is actually ahead of Jason.  They will fix it and recalculate the points after this week.

I assumed "Highest Lernerville Car" meant highest finish in Saturday's race by a Lernerville car, and only included their points at Lernerville to reference that they both were Lernerville cars.  Doesn't matter to me either way, just thought it was odd that 73 was the highest finishing Lernerville car and didn't get the award.

[CHEYENNE]

I assumed "Highest Lernerville Car" meant highest finish in Saturday's race by a Lernerville car, and only included their points at Lernerville to reference that they both were Lernerville cars.  Doesn't matter to me either way, just thought it was odd that 73 was the highest finishing Lernerville car and didn't get the award.

Tha'ts what I thought. Award,should be for this race. Lernerville points only show ,they are Lernerville regular.

[Foz20J]

Except the 73 team doesnt consider themselves a Lernerville regular nor would they accept the $50 as the highest finishing Lernerville car if offered.

[Racer17L]

How else would you define “Lernerville car” other than points?  About 25 Penn Ohio guys raced there only once or twice this year. Technically they are all “Lernerville cars” as they made an appearance. Have to go by points to define “regular” as Foz said. 

[DirtxxxRacing]

Why so many dnf in top classes?

Well, in the crates, it was a combination of overheating issues, and the drugged up wreckingball who takes out numerous cars every week in the 33. I know the guy is new, but his driving has been ridiculous all year. I dont think he's had a single clean race all season. Surprising the track keeps putting up with it.

[scruffy1a]

Except the 73 team doesnt consider themselves a Lernerville regular nor would they accept the $50 as the highest finishing Lernerville car if offered.

Well, they're certainly regular by any interpretation of the definition.  You don't sit in the top 10 in points by not racing there.  As for the not accepting the $50, ok.  

[old man d]

Surprising the Drivers put up with it! 

[scruffy1a]

How else would you define “Lernerville car” other than points?  About 25 Penn Ohio guys raced there only once or twice this year. Technically they are all “Lernerville cars” as they made an appearance. Have to go by points to define “regular” as Foz said. 

I agree that you would define "Lernerville car" by points, perhaps more specifically, the top 10 in points.  Outside of that, you're likely looking at guys that go half the time or less.  

 

I was simply curious about the 73 (a Lernerville regular, based on points) finishing ahead of the 22 (also a Lernerville regular) but not receiving the award.  Again, doesn't matter to me, just making conversation.