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[flash49]

In one of the best races of the year, Michael Norris (1) and Daryl Charlier (3RK) ran almost side by side from laps 17-27 of the RUSH Late Model Touring Series A-Main, when a yellow flag flew.  There were Twenty-six (26) RUSH Late Models, Eight (8) Pro Stocks, Eighteen (18) Hobby Stocks, Two (2) Open 4 Cylinders, and Six (6) Young Guns.  Track was a tad dusty (not dangerously so), but there were multiple grooves all night, making for some excellent racing.  Results as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

RUSH Late Model Herb Scott Memorial A-Main: $3K to win/30 LAPS

 

 

 

1.     Michael Norris (1) from 2nd/won by .748 seconds/led laps 8-30

2.     Daryl Charlier (3RK)

3.     Mike Reft (9R) from 8th

4.     Logan Roberson (17)

5.     Kyle Lukon (184) led laps 1-7

6.     Matt Latta (21) from 11th

7.     Tim Shaffer (45)

8.     Ben Policz (14B)

9.     Jeremy Wonderling (3J)

10.   Joe Martin (10s)

11.   Justin Lamb (Goble 20G) from 14th

12.   Will Thomas (9)

13.   Phillip Bubeck (4B)

14.   Brady Wonderling (z1)

15.   Tony Musolino (Dobnak 42)

16.   Brandt Graham (14) from Canada

17.   Ashton Briggs (11A)

18.   Jamie Wrightsman (21J)

19.   Andy Michael (17x)

20.   Kassidy Kamicker (72B)

21.   Craig Graham (98) from Canada

22.   Bill Kessler (9) DNF

23.   John Garvin Jr. (Chernik 5x) DNF

24.   Breyton Santee (9) DNF

25.   Jonathan Stockdale (31) DNF

 

 

 

RUSH Late Model Heat #1: (All Qualify/Top 2 to Dash Redraw) 8 LAPS

 

 

 

1.     Kyle Lukon (184)

2.     Tim Shaffer (45)

3.     Ben Policz (14B)

4.     Brady Wonderling (z1) from 7th

5.     Will Thomas (9)

6.     John Garvin Jr. (Chernik 5x)

7.     Breyton Santee (9)

8.     Bill Kessler (9)

9.     Andy Michael (17x)

 

 

 

RUSH Late Model Heat #2: 8 LAPS

 

 

 

1.     Joe Martin (10s)

2.     Daryl Charlier (3RK0 from 5th

3.     Mike Reft (9R)

4.     Matt Latta (21)

5.     Justin Lamb (Goble 20G)

6.     Jamie Wrightsman (21J) from 9th

7.     Ashton Briggs (11A)

8.     Kassidy Kamicker (72B)

9.     Tom Klein (77)

 

 

 

RUSH Late Model Heat #3: 8 LAPS

 

 

 

1.     Michael Norris (1)

2.     Logan Roberson (17)

3.     Jeremy Wonderling (3J)

4.     Phillip Bubeck (4B)

5.     Brandt Graham (14)

6.     Tony Musoline (Dobnak 42)

7.     Jonathan Stockdale (31)

8.     Craig Graham (98)

 

 

 

RUSH Late Model Dash: 6 LAPS

 

 

 

1.     Michael Norris (1)

2.     Kyle Lukon (184)

3.     Daryl Charlier (3RK) from 6th

4.     Logan Roberson (17)

5.     Joe Martin (10s)

6.     Tim Shaffer (45)

 

 

 

Pro Stock A-Main: 15 LAPS

 

 

 

1.     Nick Kocuba (10) from the pole/won by 1.201 seconds/led all 15 laps

2.     A. J. Poljak (36) from 4th

3.     Daryl Charlier (Huchko 60H)

4.     Frank Magill (05)

5.     Jacob Billyk (4)

6.     Tanya Charlier (21)

7.     Heath Close (77) DNF

8.     Jacob Billyk Jr. (4jr) DNF

 

 

 

Hobby Stock A-Main: 15 LAPS

 

 

 

1.     Gary Koteles (65) won by 1.196 seconds

2.     Cody Koteles (1K)

3.     Frank Magill (05)

4.     Stephen Shelpman (17s)

5.     Tony Magill (5)

6.     Jonathan Koteles (2K) 

7.     Logan Koteles (64)

8.     Adam Ferree (29)

9.     Jake Simmons (Benard 15)

10.   Garrett Opatchen (25)

11.   Karlee Kovacs (221K)

12.   Ben Anton (13)

13.   Tom Anton (64)

14.   Cameron Hollister (44)

15.   Leroy Brown (74)

16.   Richard Ours (70)

17.   Mike Tropeck (47) DNS

18.   Jeff Cencarik (6) DNS

 

 

 

Open 4 Cylinder A-Main: 5 LAPS

 

 

 

1.     Susie Rudolph (55)

2.     Craig Rudolph (5R)

 

 

 

Young Gun A-Main: 6 LAPS

 

 

 

1.     Cameron Hollister (44) from 5th/won by .265 seconds

2.     Emmerson Laboon (114)

3.     Zoe Knight (78z) from 6th

4.     Gavin Kokolis (91)

5.     Abby Gindlesperger (05)

6.     Travis Clark (05T) DQ

Edited by flash49, 03 July 2022 - 01:35 PM.

[Chrome Horn]

Great recap flash. The track crew deserves praise for the surface last night. That was one of the best races I have seen there in a long time. Norris and Charlier put on a show. 

[Racer17L]

Great recap flash. The track crew deserves praise for the surface last night. That was one of the best races I have seen there in a long time. Norris and Charlier put on a show. 

Funny Chrome I was thinking the same thing. PPMS definitely has its warts as does every other speedway. But the racing itself last night was fantastic. And just watching those slide jobs and 3-4 grooves made me think how brilliant Nick Garin was to design such a great track. Not too big like WVMS but a little bigger than a Lernerville. Was a great show.