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Tentatively Scheduled for 6:10 pm Mapleville, R.I. Limited Sportsmen Ice Breaker Winner,, Cory Fanning
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Tentatively Scheduled for 6:05pm, Derek Gluchaki of his red hot start in 2022.
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Loudon, NH — We couldn’t properly call it the Northeast Classic without Mother Nature staying true and changing the weather 987-times in a seventy-two-hour span. We experienced it all, warm sunshine, blistering winds, downpouring rain, skies both clear and packed with clouds and even the occasional flurry of snow. Through it all, well over a hundred different stock cars took to the 1.058-mile New Hampshire Motor Speedway for the 2nd Annual Northeast Classic with Derek Gluchacki taking the biggest win of his career in the 50-lap ACT Late Model Tour season-opening event.
Unfortunate mechanical failures from early-season gremlins whittled a 38-car field that participated in Friday practice to a 32-car starting grid for Sunday’s Northeast Classic. Bolstered by Canadian teams returning stateside for the first time in two years, a strong contingent of new faces and a collection of old favorites, the American-Canadian Tour was ready to start off the 31st season of Late Model racing in the Northeast United States and Canada.
Case-in-point, when the field started off for warm-up laps they were led by St-Edouard, Quebec’s Dany Trepanier, multi-time ACT winner Dillon Moltz and Jeffery Lebrecque Jr. from Strafford, New Hampshire. From the initial green, it was the ‘5’ show. Moltz in the RB Performance #5ME led the early goings with the #5MA of Tom Carey III hot on his heels.
On Lap 13, Quebec City’s Alexandre Tardif got sideways coming out of turn-two and slammed hard into the inside retaining wall on the backstretch, allowing the #91QC of Patrick Laperle, among others, to hit pit road for much needed adjustments. On the restart, Moltz chose the outside which allowed Carey to taking the lead on Lap 14 using the inside line. The five’s continued to stay in file across the speedway with the #7NH of former North East Mini Stock Tour (NEMST) champion Cody Leblanc stalling out in his rookie-year venture with ACT.
Following the Lap 26 competition caution, ‘TC-3’ continued to lead with Moltz stalking from behind, closely followed by DJ Shaw and Jimmy Hebert in third and fourth. This foursome would pace the field with Gluchacki and local Late Model star Jaime Swallow Jr. jousting each other in and out of the Top-5. Given the ten-to-go signal from Chief Starter Jason Lamoy, Hebert became the first to step out and try a new line, nearly taking second from Moltz in turn-two. Poised to work the bottom again in turns three and four, it all went up in smoke when Woody Pitkat and Raphael Lessard smashed into the turn-four SAFER barrier, ending their day just nine laps early.
On the restart, Hebert again darted to the bottom under Carey just after the start/finish line before bombarding into turn-one. Again, the move would be squandered by a yellow flag flying after the frontstretch spin by Derek Ming and a right-front flat tire under the Shawn Swallow machine. A second restart proved disastrous when Hebert went spinning, sliding backward into the turn-two wall, pinching 2021 Rookie of the Year Erick Sands with him while the avoidance-melee took several mid-packers including Jacob Burns, Remi Perreault, Jamie Swallow Sr. and Robby Gordon Douglas.
Following the red flag cleanup, Carey would lead Gluchacki, Moltz, Shaw and Jamie Swallow Jr. to the final restart of the race. Gluchacki launched beneath the Brookside Equipment #5MA, leading Lap 44 while a three-wide blanket of yellow and orange followed in the fight for fourth with Laperle pushing past Swallow Jr. and Moltz to steal the position. Keeping his momentum, Laperle would lead over Shaw for third on Lap-45 by just a grill cover! Carey would mount one final charge against Gluchacki in the final two laps, but the #03MA prevailed.
Gluchacki’s victory at New Hampshire Motor Speedway is the biggest of his young career, his second ACT Late Model Tour win following Thompson Speedway’s Sunoco World Series in 2021. Tom Carey III earned his second-consecutive silver Northeast Classic trophy while Patrick Laperle made his return to the United States a statement, earning his best NHMS finish in third. DJ Shaw in the A.H. Fence #04VT took fourth and Dillon Moltz capped a strong run with fifth. 2013 Serie-ACT Champion Dany Trepanier took sixth, defending ACT Tour champion Ben Rowe charged from 25th to finish seventh, Jamie Swallow Jr., Jean-Phillippe Bergeron and Shawn Swallow rounded out the top-10.
The ACT Late Model Tour returns to its roots with the 24th Annual Community Bank N.A. 150 at Thunder Road International Speedbowl in Barre, Vermont on Sunday, May 1st. The ACT Late Models will also join the annual Thunder Road car show and practice day on Saturday, April 30th alongside the Lenny’s Show & Apparel Flying Tigers, rk Miles Street Stocks and Burnett Scrap Metals Road Warriors. Race-day schedules, times and pricing information will be available soon on both acttour.com and thunderroadvt.com. The Community Bank N.A. 150 will also be available live online and around the world on FloRacing!
For more information about the American-Canadian Tour, contact the ACT offices at (802) 244-6963, media@acttour.com, or visit www.acttour.com. You can also get updates on Facebook and Twitter at @ACTTour.
Unofficial Results
Finish / Driver Number / Driver / Hometown / Sponsor / Laps
1) 03MA Derek Gluchacki North Dartmouth, MA Gluchacki Motorsports 50
2) 5MA Tom Carey III New Salem, MA Brookside Equipment Sales Chevy Camaro 50
3) 91QC Patrick Laperle St-Denis, QC Laperle Motorsports 50
4) 04VT D.J. Shaw Center Conway, NH A.H. Fence Co. Ford Mustang 50
5) 5ME Dillon Moltz New Sharon, ME Moltz Motorsports 50
6) 19QC Dany Trepanier St-Edouard,QC Trepanier Motorsports 50
7) 4ME Ben Rowe Turner, ME Richard Moody & Sons Ford Mustang 50
8) 4NH Jamie Swallow Jr. Stark, NH Swallow & Sons Concrete Chevy Camaro 50
9) 18QC Jean-Philippe Bergeron Terrebonne, QC Bergeron Motorsports 50
10) 04NH Shawn Swallow Groveton, NH North Conway Incinerators Chevy Impala 50
11) 8NH Connor McDougal Wakefield, NH Eleveight Design Chevy SS 50
12) 30RI Jacob Rowdy Burns E. Greenwich, RI Burns Motorsports 50
13) 27NC Robby Gordon Douglas Charlotte, NC East Derry Collison Chevy Camaro 50
14) 3NH Brenna Humphrey Cornish, ME Downforce Motorsports 50
15) 58VT Jimmy Hebert Williamstown, VT Hebert Motorsports 43
16) 36NH Erick Sands Derry, NH Seacoast Truck/Auto Chevy SS 43
17) 33QC Remi Perreault Joliette, QC Perreault Motorsports Chevy SS 43
18) 04ME Jamie Swallow Sr. Groveton, NH Swallow Motorsports 43
19) 50RI Mike Benevides Westerly, RI Benevides Motorsports 43
20) 45VT Derek Ming West Burke, VT Ming Motorsports Ford Mustang 43
21) 48QC Raphael Lessard Quebec, Canada Larue Ford Mustang 41
22) 07MA Woody Pitkat Bellingham, MA Summit Ice Motorsports 41
23) 12NH Jeffrey Labrecque Jr. Strafford, NH Labrecque Motorsports 39
24) 30NH Rich Dubeau Lebanon, NH Dubeau Motorsports 35
25) 00NH Jimmy Renfrew Candia, NH R&R Public Wholesalers/R&R Race Parts NH Chevy SS 30
26) 15ME Mike Hopkins Herman, ME Port City Racecars/Hopkins Energy Chevy Camaro 29
27) 49NH Matt Anderson Franklin, NH Hawthorne Automotive 26
28) 03QC Sebastien Couture Quebec, Canada Couture Motorsports 26
29) 7NH Cody Leblanc Berlin, NH Naylen Farms Chevy SS 17
30) 91CT Jake Johnson Reheboth, MA Jim Morrissette's Oil Burner Service Ford Fusion 15
31) 21QC Alexandre Tardif Quebec, Canada Tardif Motorsports 13
DNS 27NH #Cam Huntress Rochester, NH Camaro Heaven Chevy SS
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(Stafford Springs, CT)---For the second consecutive season, Northeast Race Cars and Speed will be a presenting sponsor in Stafford Motor Speedway’s contingency program. Northeast Race Cars will present a weekly $150 bonus to each SK Modified® feature winner and will also have their parts trailer on hand in the paddock to offer Stafford teams trackside parts and service.
“We had a great time last season helping out SK Modified® drivers with our contingency sponsorship and we’re looking forward to enjoying another exciting season of racing at Stafford,” said Scott Nordman of Northeast Race Cars and Speed. “We were pleased to work out a deal with the track and we were happy to bring the parts trailer to the track and help out teams with anything they might need.”
Stafford’s premier SK Modified® division is one of the most competitive weekly short track divisions anywhere in the country and the 2021 season backed that up with 10 different feature winners over a 20-race schedule. Stephen Kopcik led all drivers with 5 wins last season with defending SK Modified® champion Todd Owen taking down 3 feature wins. Other multiple feature winners included Michael Christopher, Jr., Tyler Hines, and Keith Rocco while David Arute, Chase Dowling, Andrew Molleur, Bryan Narducci, and Ronnie Williams all notched a single win. The competition level should remain at an ultra high level with 9 of the 10 feature winners from last season all returning to SK Modified® competition along with a host of drivers hungry for their first win. Dowling is the only 2021 winner not registered as a 2022 weekly competitor.
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About North East Race Cars and Speed
Northeast Race Cars and Speed is a full service parts and race shop specialist for modern racing both on the track and street. “We do chassis setups, rear end and rack repairs, we cover all your racing needs,” said Nordman. For more information about Northeast Race Cars and Speed, visit them online at nerace.com or call 413-710-9992.
The 2022 Stafford Speedway season begins with the 50th running of the NAPA Auto Parts Spring Sizzler® on April 23rd & 24th. Tickets for the 50th NAPA Spring Sizzler® are available at staffordspeedway.com/tickets. For more information on Stafford Speedway visit staffordspeedway.com, checkout Stafford Speedway on Facebook or Twitter, or contact the track office at 860-684-2783
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Tentatively Scheduled at 6:10pm, former Late Model Thompson Speedway Champion and just finished 2nd in the Ice Breaker joins the panel to break it down and the 2022 racing season.for the #9
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Mike Jr. Brings the Christopher Name Back to Icebreaker Glory
Thompson, CT — The famous American author Mark Twain once said, “If you don’t like the weather in New England now, just wait a few minutes.” If anyone ever needed concrete evidence of that quotation, they should’ve been standing in Thompson, Connecticut on Saturday, April 9th. After on-again, off-again rain showers, the crew at Thompson Speedway Motorsports Park were able to prepare the racing surface for one of New England’s biggest Tour-type Modified events; the Icebreaker 125.
Utilizing the American-Canadian Tour (ACT) ‘Plus/Minus’ qualifying system, the Icebreaker 125 was led to green by Connecticut Modified master Todd Owen with a plus-six beside young Matt Swanson, who earned a solid plus-five in his respective heat. Swanson quickly charged to the lead on lap 4 with Jon McKennedy, Eric Goodale and Teddy Hodgdon fighting for 3rd through 5th on the field. The first caution took place on lap 17 with, ironically, the #17 of Kevin Folan going for a spin in the middle of turns three and four.
Following the restart, Goodale stalked Swanson before jumping into the lead on lap 24 with McKennedy following close behind and around the early leader for 2nd. This trio flew around the Thompson 5/8-mile until David Arute slammed into the turn-one wall on lap 40, stacking the field for a fierce restart between Goodale and McKennedy. The #79 would lead until Ronnie Williams, after a strong day and a 3rd place starting position, slowed on the backstretch and brought out the caution. In a devastating coincidence, the Ronnie Williams team car driven by Swanson met a similar fate just nine laps later with Swanson losing power coming out of turn-four, bringing out another caution.
The restart on lap 53 brought Mike Christopher Jr. into the top-3, and by lap 78, Junior moved the Tommy Baldwin #7NY into second around Goodale then took to stalking McKennedy. A lap 99 accident between Keith Rocco and Artie Pederson in turn-four gave everyone the golden opportunity to hop into the pits for fresh tires and a splash of fuel. On the restart it was Anthony Nocella with the quick-stop, Christopher Jr., Goodale, McKennedy and Bobby Santos III after his ‘Free Pass’ savior to keep the #44MA on the lead lap.
Christopher Jr. would lead the rest of the way in dominating fashion, turning his fastest time on lap 112. In victory lane, young Mike Christopher Jr. thanked Tommy Baldwin’s team for their lightning pit-stop, saying the last 25 laps were the best he’d ran all night. Jon McKennedy was disappointed with yet another 2nd place finish in Tour-type Modifieds at Thompson but excited about the team’s long run speed. Eric Goodale’s 3rd place finish also mirrored McKennedy’s disappointment but thanked his team’s efforts, saying the trip back to Long Island wouldn’t be all that bad. Anthony Nocella bounced back from early problems for 4th and Bobby Santos III hard-charged for a strong 5th place finish in the Tinio Motorsports entry.
The always thrilling Limited Sportsman started off the night’s feature action with an incredible 26-car field. Following some opening lap spins, a strong three-way battle between Rhode Island’s Corey Fanning and the Connecticut duo of Aaron Plemons and ‘Leadfoot’ Larry Barnett dominated the 25-lap event. The bouncing, floating Limited Sportsman-drivers jumped around the Thompson highbanks and, after surviving a late charge by Danielson’s Troy Waterman, Fanning would cross the finish in 1st with Plemons and multi-time champion Barnett taking 2nd and 3rd.
A late addition to the line-up last week, the Mini Stocks held a sprinting, green to checkered feature. After bobbing and weaving, the #82 of Kevin Moore took the lead with just five to go and stalked by the Michalski family of Steve and Scott, in the #44 and #51 respectively, under the twin checkered flags. It would be Moore’s first Thompson Speedway victory.
Another first-time victory came in the SK Lite Modifieds. Early in the 25-lap feature, it was a four-car breakaway at the front with Steven Chapman’s #14, the #88 machine of Mark Bakaj, the #39 of George Bessette Jr., and John O’Sullivan in the #15. Bakaj loosened in the closing laps, nearly taking himself and O’Sullivan out in turn-four on lap 18. In the end it was Chapman in the #14 taking his first Thompson victory, yelling triumphantly, “I know how to get to victory lane finally!” Bessette Jr. and Tyler Chapman, in the second family-team car, nabbed 2nd and 3rd.
To finish the night’s festivities, the Thompson ACT-type Late Models, led by Woody Pitkat in the Helliwell Motorsports entry, took the green for their 35-lap feature. From the get-go, previous winner Derek Gluchacki door-smacked Pitkat coming out of tricky turn-two and ran off with the lead. Pitkat’s day would go from bad to worse, later slamming into the lap car of Charles Bailey IV on lap 26 bringing out the event’s lone caution. Gluchacki would be surrounded by former champions Rick Gentes, Nick Johnson and Brian Tagg, but held on till the end. Gluchacki took down the win followed by Tagg and Johnson in 2nd and 3rd with a strong run for Mike Benevides for 4th and 2021 Late Model champion Ryan Morgan taking 5th. Results continue to be unofficial pending further technical inspection of the top-three.
Thompson Speedway will roar back to life on Wednesday, June 15th for the first of four midweek summer events at the 5/8-mile oval. The Nutmeg State 75 for the Outlaw Open Modified Series plus feature action for the Sunoco Modifieds, ACT-type Late Models, SK Lite Modifieds, Limited Sportsman and Mini Stocks. More information including times and prices will be announced in the near future.
For more information about the American-Canadian Tour, contact the ACT offices at (802) 244-6963, media@acttour.com, or visit www.acttour.com. You can also get updates on Facebook and Twitter at @ACTTour.
For technical information concerning all PASS divisions, and for media or marketing questions, please contact passracing@roadrunner.com or visit www.proallstarsseries.com. Don’t forget to "Like" the Pro All Stars Series on Facebook or follow on Twitter @PASSSLM14 to keep up with breaking news as it happens.
For general Thompson Speedway inquiries, call (860) 923-2280, email oval@thompsonspeedway.com or visit www.thompsonspeedway.com. You can follow Thompson Speedway on Facebook and Instagram at @ThompsonSpeedway or on Twitter at @ThompsonSpdwy.
Thompson Outlaw Open Modified Icebreaker 125
Pos., Start Pos., Driver, Car #, Hometown, Laps
1. (10) Mike Christopher Jr. (7NY), Wolcott CT – 125 Laps
2. (6) Jon McKennedy (79), Chelmsford MA - 125 Laps
3. (8) Eric Goodale (58), Riverhead NY - 125 Laps
4. (19) Anthony Nocella (92) Woburn MA - 125 Laps
5. (7) Bobby Santos III (44) Franklin MA – 125 Laps
6. (9) Chris Pasteryak (75CT), Moosup CT – 124 Laps
7. (4) Teddy Hodgdon (55CT), Danbury CT – 124 Laps
8. (14) JB Fortin (34), Holtsville, NY - 124 Laps
9. (1) Todd Owen (81), Somers CT - 124 Laps
10. (5) Buddy Charette (28), Woodstock CT - 123 Laps
11. (16) Carl Medeiros Jr (50), Westport MA - 123 Laps
12. (13) Artie Pederson (01NY), Ctr. Moriches NY - 122 Laps
13. (15) Anthony Bello (19), Newtown CT - 122 Laps
14. (18) Sal Accardi (93), Deer Park NY - 120 Laps
15. (11) JP Puleo (1), Branford CT - 112 Laps
16. (22) Keith Rocco (57), Berlin CT – 109 Laps
17. (17) Chace Cook (20), Norwich CT - 88 Laps
18. (20) Kevin Folan (17), N. Attleboro MA - 73 Laps
19. (2) Matt Swanson (25x), Acton MA - 53 Laps
20. (12) Tommy Barrett (4NH), Millis MA - 50 Laps
21. (3) Ronnie Williams (25), Tolland CT – 42 Laps
22. (21) David Arute (15), Tolland CT - 39 Laps
23. DNS Josh Zentek (81x), E. Haven CT
ACT-type Late Model Feature (35 Laps)
Pos., Driver, Car #, Hometown
1. Derek Gluchacki (03MA), N. Dartmouth MA
2. Brian Tagg (9MA), Millbury MA
3. Nick Johnson (6), Rehoboth MA
4. Mike Benevides (50RI), Westerly RI
5. Ryan Morgan (31CT), N. Franklin CT
6. Rick Gentes (70), Harrisville RI
7. Woody Pitkat (91CT), Bellingham MA
8. Mark Jenison (22RI), Warwick RI
9. Jordan Hadley (37), Waterford CT
10. Charles Bailey III (94CT), Lisbon CT
11. Andrew Gilles (1), Ashland MA
12. Paul Newcomb (7), Plymouth MA
13. Donald Macrino (13), Waterford CT
14. Isaiah Newcomb (22), Plymouth MA
15. Charles Bailey IV (4CT), Lisbon MA
16. Josh Hedges (29), New Bedford MA
DNS Matt Lowinski-Loh (17
SK Lite Modifieds Feature (25 Laps)
Pos., Driver, Car #, Hometown
1. Steven Chapman (14), Ellington CT
2. George Bessette Jr (39), Danbury CT
3. Tyler Chapman (41), Ellington CT
4. John O’Sullivan (15), Norwich CT
5. Ethan Durocher (16CT), Canterbury CT
6. Meghan Fuller (02), Auburn MA
7. Corey Caddick (27), Richmond RI
8. Sami Anderson (21), Wolcott CT
9. Nick Hovey (16), Chaplin CT
10. Trent Goodrow (31), Carver MA
11. Cole Kugler (07K), Bradford RI
12. Steve Kenneway (26), Hampton NH
13. Mark Bakaj (88), Lebanon CT
14. Josh Carey (69), Belchertown MA
15. Nathan Pytko (24), Oxford MA
16. Todd Douillard (16MA), Palmer MA
17. Jason Paquette (94), Baltic CT
Limited Sportsman Feature (25 Laps)
Pos., Driver, Car #
1. Corey Fanning (11), Maplewood RI
2. Aaron Plemons (67), Uncasville CT
3. Larry Barnett (73), Moosup CT
4. Brent Gleason (01), Griswold CT
5. Zach Robinson (89), Putnam CT
6. Jason Chicolas (7x), Sutton MA
7. Jason Finkbein (46CT), Manchester CT
8. Moose Douton (39), Waterford CT
9. Troy Waterman (7), Danielson CT
10. Al Stone III (52), Durham CT
11. Nick Hovey (16), Chaplin CT
12. Brian Norman (12), Clinton CT
13. Tyler Cinamella (66), Willimantic CT
14. Jon Porter (38), E. Lyme CT
15. Scott Sundeen (36), Sutton MA
16. Nick Anderson (00), Oxford MA
17. Tommy Shea (45), New London CT
18. Hank Stott (10), Medway MA
19. Kris Kay Sr. (8), Dudley MA
20. Jeff Van Pelt (13), N. Providence RI
21. Ryan Waterman (75), Danielson CT
22. Nathan Taylor (1), Brooklyn CT
23. Bert Ouelette (93), Ellington CT
24. Tim Poulin (22), N. Grosvenordale CT
25. Ed Flanagan Jr. (28), Warwick RI
26. Chris Meyer (23), N. Franklin CT
27. DNS Samantha Dell (28RI), Harrisville RI
1. Corey Fanning (11), Maplewood RI
2. Aaron Plemons (67), Uncasville CT
3. Larry Barnett (73), Moosup CT
4. Brent Gleason (01), Griswold CT
5. Zach Robinson (89), Putnam CT
6. Jason Chicolas (7x), Sutton MA
7. Jason Finkbein (46CT), Manchester CT
8. Moose Douton (39), Waterford CT
9. Troy Waterman (7), Danielson CT
10. Al Stone III (52), Durham CT
11. Nick Hovey (16), Chaplin CT
12. Brian Norman (12), Clinton CT
13. Tyler Cinamella (66), Willimantic CT
14. Jon Porter (38), E. Lyme CT
15. Scott Sundeen (36), Sutton MA
16. Nick Anderson (00), Oxford MA
17. Tommy Shea (45), New London CT
18. Hank Stott (10), Medway MA
19. Kris Kay Sr. (8), Dudley MA
20. Jeff Van Pelt (13), N. Providence RI
21. Ryan Waterman (75), Danielson CT
22. Nathan Taylor (1), Brooklyn CT
23. Bert Ouelette (93), Ellington CT
24. Tim Poulin (22), N. Grosvenordale CT
25. Ed Flanagan Jr. (28), Warwick RI
26. Chris Meyer (23), N. Franklin CT
27. DNS Samantha Dell (28RI), Harrisville RILimited Sportsman Feature (25 Laps)
Pos., Driver, Car #
1. Corey Fanning (11), Maplewood RI
2. Aaron Plemons (67), Uncasville CT
3. Larry Barnett (73), Moosup CT
4. Brent Gleason (01), Griswold CT
5. Zach Robinson (89), Putnam CT
6. Jason Chicolas (7x), Sutton MA
7. Jason Finkbein (46CT), Manchester CT
8. Moose Douton (39), Waterford CT
9. Troy Waterman (7), Danielson CT
10. Al Stone III (52), Durham CT
11. Nick Hovey (16), Chaplin CT
12. Brian Norman (12), Clinton CT
13. Tyler Cinamella (66), Willimantic CT
14. Jon Porter (38), E. Lyme CT
15. Scott Sundeen (36), Sutton MA
16. Nick Anderson (00), Oxford MA
17. Tommy Shea (45), New London CT
18. Hank Stott (10), Medway MA
19. Kris Kay Sr. (8), Dudley MA
20. Jeff Van Pelt (13), N. Providence RI
21. Ryan Waterman (75), Danielson CT
22. Nathan Taylor (1), Brooklyn CT
23. Bert Ouelette (93), Ellington CT
24. Tim Poulin (22), N. Grosvenordale CT
25. Ed Flanagan Jr. (28), Warwick RI
26. Chris Meyer (23), N. Franklin CT
27. DNS Samantha Dell (28RI), Harrisville R
Mini Stocks (20 Laps)
Pos., Driver, Car #, Hometown
1. Kevin Moore (82), Moosup CT
2. Steve Michalski (44), Brooklyn CT
3. Scott Michalski (51), Brooklyn MA
4. Tommy Silva (31), Gales Ferry CT
5. Jarred Roy (1CT), Moosup CT
6. Chris Ivory (94X), Oakdale, CT
7. Dave Trudeau (97), Marshfield CT
8. Nadine Coates (40), Newport NH
9. Glynn Roy (81), Sterling MA
10. Bill Schoeler (84), Warwick RI
11. Ray Herman (91), Baltic CT
12. Joe Bavolacco (20), Stratford CT
13. JT Surprenant (92
ILimited Sportsman Feature (25 Laps)
Pos., Driver, Car #
1. Corey Fanning (11), Maplewood RI
2. Aaron Plemons (67), Uncasville CT
3. Larry Barnett (73), Moosup CT
4. Brent Gleason (01), Griswold CT
5. Zach Robinson (89), Putnam CT
6. Jason Chicolas (7x), Sutton MA
7. Jason Finkbein (46CT), Manchester CT
8. Moose Douton (39), Waterford CT
9. Troy Waterman (7), Danielson CT
10. Al Stone III (52), Durham CT
11. Nick Hovey (16), Chaplin CT
12. Brian Norman (12), Clinton CT
13. Tyler Cinamella (66), Willimantic CT
14. Jon Porter (38), E. Lyme CT
15. Scott Sundeen (36), Sutton MA
16. Nick Anderson (00), Oxford MA
17. Tommy Shea (45), New London CT
18. Hank Stott (10), Medway MA
19. Kris Kay Sr. (8), Dudley MA
20. Jeff Van Pelt (13), N. Providence RI
21. Ryan Waterman (75), Danielson CT
22. Nathan Taylor (1), Brooklyn CT
23. Bert Ouelette (93), Ellington CT
24. Tim Poulin (22), N. Grosvenordale CT
25. Ed Flanagan Jr. (28), Warwick RI
26. Chris Meyer (23), N. Franklin CT
27. DNS Samantha Dell (28RI), Harrisville RI
