WAYNE PARRITT TAKES LATE MODEL SERIES WIN AT SPEEDWAY 95
After battling for the lead with Frankfort’s Dana Wilbur in the early laps of the 50 lap Hopkins Landscaping series feature for the Dysart’s Late Models at Speedway 95 Saturday night, Wayne Parritt of Steuben powered past Wilbur on a lap 21 restart and led the rest of the way to post his second win of the season. Behind Parritt, Dean Smart of Bradley and Joey Doyon of Winterport put on the show of the race with their battle for second and third. Smart held the second position with Doyon on his bumper and at his side for the second half of the race, with Smart taking the second position at the checkers. Doyon took third with Brenton Parritt of Steuben finishing fourth. Wilbur held on for a fifth place finish. These results are unofficial as Doyon’s motor was pulled in post race inspection after some of the engine seals were found to be broken. A further inspection of the motor will be conducted to determine it’s eligibility for competition in the division.
Shane Tatro of Levant led from the green to the checkers in the Darling’s Ford Sportsman division, with Rookie Trey Brown of Winterport taking the second spot when Steve Kimball of Holden was forced to pit with a flat tire. Ralph Melanson of Corinth finished in third, after recovering from an early race spin that brought out the only caution in the 25 lap race. Mike Overlock of Franklin finished fourth, with Kimball taking the fifth spot. (more…)
Durham, ME – Evan Beaulieu and the #56 Hancock Lumber team will return to Wiscasset Speedway this weekend for the track’s most prestigious Pro Stock race of the season, the Boss Hogg 100 lap event. The race pays $3,000 to win including lap money to the race leaders. After a strong runner up finish in only his second start after a rough Pro Stock race, Beaulieu is confident going into this weekend’s event that his team will have a shot at the big money.
“We just have to be on our A game this weekend,” Beaulieu said of this weekend’s race, “We’ve been really good in our first two starts here, and if everything can go right for us we’ll be near the front at the end, but these races have been unpredictable and we just have to keep out of trouble if we want to be there at the end, I’ve really enjoyed racing at Wiscasset, you can drive the car a lot harder there than you can at most tracks and the track has a lot of character.” (more…)
Packard Ready as the American Canadian Tour Heads to Beech Ridge Motor Speedway
EAST MONTPELIER, Vt. – Coming off a top-6 finish at Oxford Plains Speedway two weeks ago, Packard and the 9xME Northstar Fireworks/Packard Fuels team is anxious to head to Beech Ridge Motor Speedway this weekend for the Beech Ridge 150. “After running twice at OPS this year, and finishing fourth and sixth there, I am looking forward to running at Beech Ridge this weekend,” said Packard. “Beech Ridge is similar to Oxford, and I learned a lot from those two races that I think will carry over this weekend.” (more…)
Skowhegan’s Zach Audet won both ends of the Modified Enduro double header at Speedway 95 Wednesday night, making it three in a row since joining the field at mid-season. The first feature was a make up for last week’s rain-out, and Audet crossed the finish line ahead of point’s leader Danielle Beale, who finished in second. Third place went to Dustin Lancaster of Milo, with Hermon’s Rhonda Crain in fourth. Fifth spot went to Scott Bonney of Stetson. In the second 20 lapper, Audet started eighth in the field and took the lead on the third lap, finishing in the top spot again with Dustin Lancaster in second. Third went to Dennis Burns of Carmel, with Danielle Beale in fourth. Rhonda Crain finished fifth in the second event.
Steve Kimball of Holden made it two in a row in the RoadRunner division when he came from the 41st starting position to wrestle the lead away from pole sitter Sam Betts of Bradley on lap 17, and go on to post his second straight win. Skowhegan’s Kris Matchett also passed Betts in the closing laps to finish second, with Betts finishing third. Fourth went to Newburgh’s Dustan Durrell, with Donny Silva of Hudson finishing fifth. (more…)
42nd Annual Oxford 250 To Be Broadcasted Live on Speed51.com
Naples, ME – For many years now, race fans throughout the country have been telling their friends, “I wish there was a way to watch live video of the Oxford 250.” In 2015, those wishes will come true.
Speed51.com, the Pro All Stars Series and Oxford Plains Speedway are pleased to announce that the 42nd Annual AIM Recycling Oxford 250 will be able to seen around the world via a live pay-per-view broadcast on 51 TV, the online video streaming service on Speed51.com powered by JEGS.
WAYNE PARRITT TAKES LATE MODEL SERIES WIN AT SPEEDWAY 95
