Trevor Sanborn wires field to win Beech Ridge Motor Speedway opener.

Trevor Sanborn wires field to win Beech Ridge Motor Speedway opener.

Scarborough,Maine- Returning to full time competition for 2010, Trevor Sanborn wasted little time getting acquainted with his old stomping grounds. In fact Sanborn enjoyed victory lane so much in the past that he used the first night of NASCAR Whelan All American Series racing to pay a visit to the winners circle. Sanborn bolted from the outside pole position to lead the opening laps with Dan McKeage and Brad Babb following along. A four car battle for fourth position was shaping up with combatants

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Unity Raceway Readies For Memorial 300 Weekend

A Fine Memorial: Unity Raceway Readies For ‘300’ Weekend
Track to host 200-lap Late Model event as part of extravaganza

UNITY, Maine — In the spirit of holiday giving, Unity Raceway track operator George Fernald Jr. wanted to give race teams and fans something different. In doing so, he may have created Maine’s newest racing tradition.

Unity will hold its 1st annual Memorial 300 on Friday and Saturday, May 28-29 — an event highlighted by the $3,000-to-win Late Model 200. Also on the card is a 100-lap Wildcat feature offering $1,000 to the winner.

“We’re excited about this weekend,” Fernald said. “We hope it’s the start of a great new holiday tradition here.”

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Wiscasset Raceway Official Results 5-23-10

Wiscasset Raceway Official Results 5-23-10

Wiscasset Raceway official Opening Day Results

TOP 5 finishers for each division- Sunday May 23rd, 2010

Steel’s Real Rods & Cutoms Late Model Sportsmen

38 Joey Doyon

28 Rowland Robbinson Jr.

15 Nick Hinkley

13 Casey Nash

6 Danny Smart

U.S. Cellular Super Street

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PARRITT WIRES 95 LATE MODEL FEATURE AT SPEEDWAY 95

PARRITT WIRES 95 LATE MODEL FEATURE AT SPEEDWAY 95

Brenton Parritt of Steuben took off from the outside pole position in the 35 lap Dysart’s Late Model feature at Speedway 95 Sunday afternoon and held the lead through two restarts to post his first win of the young season. Parritt was challenged by Duane Seekins of Stockton Springs in the early going and on the restarts, but Seekins eventually settled into the second spot, where he finished. It wasn’t an easy second place finish for Seekins, though, as he faced tough competition from both Josh St. Clair of Liberty and Dale Swoboda of Hermon. Both St. Clair and Swoboda were using the inside groove to move past traffic as they both started near the rear of the field due to their top three finishes last week. Swoboda and St. Clair had passed Seekins and were battling for the second spot , Swoboda on the outside and St. Clair on the inside, when they came together on the front stretch on lap 25, eliminating both cars for the remainder of the event. Seekins then regained the second spot and held it to the end. Bangor’s Doug Day finished the race in third, followed by John Kalel II of Orrington in fourth and Nick Kinney of Danforth in fifth. Seekins won the day’s 15 lap qualifier.

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Oxford Plains Speedway May 22, 2010 Official Finishes 99.9 The Wolf Fan Appreciation Night

 

Oxford Plains Speedway May 22, 2010 Official Finishes 99.9 The Wolf Fan Appreciation Night

Mini-Stock

1 – 3 Kevin Bishop

2 – 8 Calvin Rose, Jr.

3 – 51 Steve Barker

4 – 33 Danny Morris

5 – 31 Jeff Beaule

6 – 2 Butch Keene

7 – 6 Nathan Guptil

8 – 18 Nik Coates

9 – 77 Ashley Marshall

10 – 10 Jimmy Childs

11 – 29 Greg Watkins

12 – 14 Matt Moore

Late Model

1 – 6 Tommy Ricker

2 – 51 Ricky Rolfe

3 – 07 Scott Luce

4 – 26 Corey Morgan

5 – 60 Tim Brackett

6 – 63 Don Wentworth

7 – 11 Billy Childs, Jr.

8 – 85 Travis Stearns

9 – 15 Ben Ashline

10 – 71 Gary Chaisson

11 – 61 TJ Brackett

12 – 94 Shawn Martin

13 – 3 Dennis Spencer, Jr.

14 – 50 Jeff White

15 – 27 Wayne Helliwell

16 – 8 Gerald Parlin

17 – 14 Joey Lovejoy

18 – 23 Dave Farrington, Jr.

19 – 44 Neil Martin

20 – 1 Al Hammond

21 – 5 Tyler Knightly

Strictly Stock

1 – 55 Kurt Hewins

2 – 17 Mike Short

3 – Perry Tucker

4 – 23 Zack Emerson

5 – 63 Matt Williams

6 – 12 Skip Tripp

7 – 83 Mike St. Germain

8 – 5 Joe Hutter

9 – 06 Craig Coolidge

10 – 24 Larry Emerson

11 – 42 Kim Tripp

12 – 29 Chris Mosher

13 – 39 Jerry Freve

14 – 53 Richard Damon

15 – 2 Joshua Lovell

16 – Ed Burlock

17 – 7 Gene Hatch

18 – 35 Dale Brackett

Ladies

1 – 23 Vanna Brackett

2 – 26 Missy Morgan

3 – 34 Dottie Patria

4 – 07 Tori Burgess

5 – 28 Sue Veinott

6 – 2 Kim Sessions

7 – 21 Deanna Robertson

8 – 92 – Debbie Marston

9 – 29 Shannon Wheeler

10 – 37 Kate Brown

11 – Annie Chartier

Outlaw #2

1 – 07 Chris Burgess

2 – 35 Guy Childs

3 – 38 Addison Bowie

4 – 1 Mike Blue

5 – 19 Steve Moon

6 – 9 Ryan Robbins

7 – 78 Pat Maloy

8 – 21 Todd Bisbee

9 – 67 Mike Haynes

10 – 14 Scott Hethcoat

11 – 34 John Patria

12 – 25 Chris Coolidge

DQ – 64 Nic Stanley

DQ – 3 Josh Childs

DQ – 5 David Childs

Outlaw #1

1 – 04 Zach Bowie

2 – 57 Gerry Richard

3 – 11 Spencer Morse

4 – 00 Mike Childs

5 – 22 Phil Knowlton

6 – 89 Kyle Curtis

7 – 54 Jon Baldwin

8 – 12 Dennis Morang

9 – 37 David Brown

10 – 51 Randy Robitaille

11 – 7 Carl Conant

12 – 30 Scott Veinott

DQ – 18 Tom Bell

Unity Raceway moves weekly racing card to Saturday nights

Unity, Maine — Saturday night racing returns to Unity Raceway for the first time in several years, effective immediately, promoter George Fernald, Jr. has announced. The track had previously published a 2010 schedule consisting primarily of Friday night race cards with a post time of 6:30 p.m. These events have now been rescheduled for Saturdays, with the first race scheduled for 5:30 p.m.

 

The events scheduled for this Saturday (May 22) and Saturday, May 29 will start as 4:00 p.m. as previously announced. The Friday night preliminary racing card for May 29’s Memorial 300 racing program will take place as scheduled, beginning at 6:30 p.m.

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