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[flash49]

Hudson O'Neal (71) from his 17th starting spot (he had to run a B-Main), took the lead from race-long leader Earl Pearson Jr. (46) on lap 93, and went on to a comfortable win.  There were Thirty-four (34) Super Late Models and Thirty-two (32) RUSH Late Models in the pits tonights.  Track was in great shape, not too dusty, multiple racing grooves, and just a very racy surface.  Fast qualifier was Tim Mc Creadie (39), stopping the clock at 18.324 seconds.  Results as follows:

 

 

 

 

LOLMS Pittsburgh 100 A-Main: $20K to win/100 laps

 

 

 

1.     Hudson O'Neal (71) from 17th; won by 2.334 seconds; led laps 93-100

2.     Earl Pearson Jr. (46) led laps 1-92; watching him dice through lapped traffic before the fuel stop was amazing

3.     Tim Mc Creadie (39)

4.     Spencer Hughes (11) from 13th

5.     Shane Clanton (25) from 12th

6.     Tyler Erb (1)

7.     Devin Moran (9)

8.     Jonathan Davenport (49) 

9.     Jimmy Owens (20)

10.   Kyle Bronson (40B)

11.   Chris Ferguson (22)

12.   Ricky Thornton Jr. (20RT)

13.   Stormy Scott (2S)

14.   Josh Richards (14) DNF

15.   Jacob Hawkins (37) DNF

16.   Kyle Lukon (23) DNF

17.   Jared Miley (10) DNF

18.   Matt Cosner (66C) DNF

19.   Logan Zarin (1Z) DNF

20.   Mason Zeigler (25Z) DNF

21.   Gregg Satterlee (22) DNF

22.   Alex Ferree (1C) DNF

23.   Trever Feathers (20) DNF

24.   Michael Norris (02) DNF

 

 

 

RUSH Late Model Bill Hendren Memorial Night #2 A-Main: $3,200 to win/30 laps

 

 

 

1.     Michael Norris (51) from the pole; won by 2.402 seconds; led laps 11-30

2.     Kyle Hardy (99)

3.     Joe Martin (10S)

4.     Colton Flinner (5x) from 13th

5.     Daryl Charlier (114)

6.     Logan Zarin (1Z) from 9th

7.     Levi Crowl (5) from 18th

8.     Michael Duritsky Jr. (90J)

9.     Jake Gunn (14G) from 12th

10.   Garrett Paugh (03)

11.   Tony Musolino (Dobnak 42)

12.   Bud Watson (225) from 21st

13.   Ray Love Jr. (08) from 20th

14.   Zach Gunn (17G) from 23rd

15.   Tom Klein (77)

16.   Tom Duratz (55)

17.   Ryan Frazee (11F)

18.   Bill Kessler (09)

19.   Kassidy Kamicker (72B)

20.   Zach Kane (10) DNF

21.   Dan Lepro (2L) DNF

22.   Kyle Lukon (184) DNF; led laps 1-10

23.   Cole Petrelle (84) DNF

24.   Eddie Carrier Jr. (Lukon 184x) DNF

 

 

 

LOLMS Heat #1: (4 to A-Main)

 

 

 

1.     Tim Mc Creadie (39)

2.     Michael Norris (02)

3.     Jacob Hawkins (37)

4.     Spencer Hughes (11) from 6th

5.     Hudson O'Neal (71)

6.     Josh Richards (14)

7.     Kyle Lukon (23)

8.     Gary Stuhler (4)

9.     Derek Stefanick (65)

 

 

 

LOLMS Heat #2:

 

 

 

1.     Jonathan Davenport (49)

2.     Stormy Scott (2S)

3.     Chris Ferguson (22)

4.     Ricky Thornton Jr. (20RT)

5.     Colton Flinner (48)

6.     Alex Ferree (1C)

7.     Dan Stone (2)

8.     Clinton Hersh (16)

 

 

 

LOLMS Heat #3:

 

 

 

1.     Earl Pearson Jr. (46)

2.     Jimmy Owens (20) from 4th

3.     Gregg Satterlee (22)

4.     Kyle Bronson (40B)

5.     Mason Zeigler (25Z)

6.     Logan Zarin (1Z)

7.     Jon Hodgkiss (69)

8.     Tommy Beck (91)

9.     Reid Millard (14)

 

 

 

LOLMS Heat #4:

 

 

 

1.     Tyler Erb (1)

2.     Devin Moran (9)

3.     Shane Clanton (25)

4.     Jared Miley (10)

5.     Trever Feathers (20)

6.     Matt Cosner (66C)

7.     Kyle Lee (2T)

8.     Chuck Kimble (55)

 

 

 

LOLMS Last Chance B-Main #1: (3 to A-Main)

 

 

 

1.     Hudson O'Neal (71)

2.     Alex Ferree (1C)

3.     Kyle Lukon (23)

4.     Clinton Hersh (16)

5.     Dan Stone (2) DNF

6.     Josh Richards (14) DNF; PROVISIONAL

7.     Gary Stuhler (4) DNF

8.     Colton Flinner (48) DNF

 

 

 

LOLMS Last Chance B-Main #2: (3 to A-Main)

 

 

 

1.     Mason Zeigler (25Z)

2.     Logan Zarin (1Z)

3.     Trever Feathers (20)

4.     Kyle Lee (2T)

5.     Matt Cosner (66C) PROVISIONAL

6.     Tommy Beck (91)

7.     Chuck Kimble (55)

8.     Reid Millard (14)

9.     Jon Hodgkiss (29) DNF

 

 

 

RUSH Late Model Heat #1: (5 to A-Main)

 

 

 

1.     Joe Martin (10S)

2.     Michael Duritsky Jr. (90J)

3.     Logan Zarin (1Z)

4.     Colton Flinner (5x)

5.     Zach Kane (10)

6.     Phillip Bubeck (2)

7.     Dan Lepro (2L)

8.     Nick Love (38)

 

 

 

RUSH Late Model Heat #2:

 

 

 

1.     Kyle Lukon (184)

2.     Kyle Hardy (99)

3.     Eddie Carrier Jr. (184x)

4.     Cole Petrelle (84)

5.     Levi Crowl (5)

6.     Zach Gunn (17G)

7.     Bud Watson (225)

8.     Dave Goble (20G)

 

 

 

RUSH Late Model Heat #3:

 

 

 

1.     Daryl Charlier (114)

2.     Garrett Paugh (03)

3.     Ryan Frazee (11F)

4.     Tom Duratz (55)

5.     Tom Klein (77)

6.     Jeremy Wonderling (3J) DNF

7.     Zach Morrow (60) DNS

8.     Tim Shaffer (45) DNS

 

 

 

RUSH Late Model Heat #4:

 

 

 

1.     Michael Norris (51)

2.     Tony Musolino (Dobnak 42)

3.     Jake Gunn (14G)

4.     Bill Kessler (09)

5.     Ray Love Jr. (08)

6.     Kassidy Kamicker (72B)

7.     Grant Garrison (1G) DNF

8.     Andrew Squatriglia (115) DNS

 

 

 

RUSH Late Model Dash: 

 

 

 

1.     Michael Norris (51)

2.     Kyle Lukon (184) from 3rd

3.     Kyle Hardy (99) from 5th

4.     Joe Martin (10S) from 6th

5.     Daryl Charlier (114)

6.     Tony Musolino (Dobnak 42)

7.     Michael Duritsky Jr. (90J)

8.     Garrett Paugh (03)

 

 

 

RUSH Late Model Last Chance B-Main: (4 to A-Main)

 

 

 

1.     Bud Watson (225)

2.     Dan Lepro (2L)

3.     Zach Gunn (17G)

4.     Kassidy Kamicker (72B)

5.     Phillip Bubeck (2) DNF

6.     Nick Love (38) DNF

7.     Jeremy Wonderliing (3J) DNS

8.     Grant Garrison (1G) DNS

9.     Zach Morrow (60) DNS

10.   Tim Shaffer (45) DNS

11.   Dave Goble (20G) DNS

12.   Andrew Squatriglia (115) DNS

 

 

 

RUSH Late Models Non-Qualifiers Race: $500 to win/6 laps

 

 

 

1.     Phillip Bubeck (2)

2.     Dave Goble (20G)

3.     Nick Love (38) DNS

4.     Jeremy Wonderling (3J) DNS

5.     Zach Morrow (60) DNS

6.     Tim Shaffer (45) DNS

7.     Grant Garrison (1G) DNS

8.     Andrew Squatriglia (115) DNS

Edited by flash49, 04 October 2021 - 11:22 AM.

[Racer17L]

The brilliance of Nick Garin (PPMS builder in 1979) was on full display tonight. Took ONeil 30 laps or so but the bottom line paid off. It was cool to see the battle of the high side and tire management versus the shorter line and moisture of running the bottom. PPMS has its flaws but Id argue against any other track layout itself outside of Eldora that gives consistent 3-4 wide racing like the track showed tonight. Great race.

Edited by Racer17L, 03 October 2021 - 12:19 AM.

[jo73]

When they get that surface right it's one of the best big tracks out there. Good race last night, it's rare for me to say because Hudson drove his tail off, I was pulling for EPJ.

[GRTGUY22]

There was a nice hole in Turn3! I was there I saw it

[racingmudslinger]

There was a nice hole in Turn3! I was there I saw it

 

There was a hole, just like eldora theres a bump right where the gate is, shit happens... WAY WAY WAY better surface then the train around the bottom last year.. The only thing that made that exciting was you didnt know whos tire was gunna blow next.

[flash49]

There was a nice hole in Turn3! I was there I saw it.

 

Why not focus on the positive, was a very good race, track was supremely racy, not too dusty.  Most of the fans near me seemed to like the program pretty well.  There's no pleasing some of you folks.

[Racer17L]

 
There was a hole, just like eldora theres a bump right where the gate is, shit happens... WAY WAY WAY better surface then the train around the bottom last year.. The only thing that made that exciting was you didnt know whos tire was gunna blow next.

Funny I was just going to post throughout the field for both the Pittsburgher and Rush race they were 2-3 wide battling for position versus hugging the bottom choo-choo that you see at a lot of longer races. Made for a much more enjoyable show all around. And dont forget ONeal pitted and was able to work his way back through the field because there were multiple lines.

[bhhracing]

 
There was a hole, just like eldora theres a bump right where the gate is, shit happens... WAY WAY WAY better surface then the train around the bottom last year.. The only thing that made that exciting was you didnt know whos tire was gunna blow next.

Yeah that is because of all the rocks in the surface.

[jo73]

The place looked good, the racing was top notch, and yet some find reasons to gripe. Hats off to the entire ppms crew.

[flash49]

If the track were one-lane on the bottom or terribly dusty there would have been 50 posts condemning everything about the place.  But when they put on a great show, very few want to give credit or acknowledge that fact.

[Racer17L]

Funny Flash I was going to post that you know it was a good show since were still on the first page of the thread and no one is complaining 😄