MILLGROVE, ON – Flamboro Speedway held a memorable evening, honoring those we’ve lost too soon. The event offered fans thrilling racing action, delicious food, and lively music during the corn roast that followed. In the first Grisdale Enterprises Pro Late Model feature, Kevin Albers seized the lead on Lap 3 and maintained his position to secure victory. He finished ahead of Billy Schwartzenburg, Chris Howse, Logan White, Rick Burbridge, and Roland Goodfellow. Albers aimed for a double win and succeeded, taking the top spot in the second feature as well. He was followed by Chris Howse, Billy Schwartzenburg, Logan White, and Roland Goodfellow, while Rick Burbridge did not finish. Consequently, Kevin Albers was named the Memorial Night Champion for the Pro Late Models.
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In the Grindstone Landscaping Canadian Vintage Modifieds, Jake Gilbert took control on Lap 2 and led the rest of the way to win the first feature. He was followed by Ricky Willigar, TJ Marshall, Rodney Rutherford, and Maddux Pepin. Ian McIntyre, making his return to the series, finished sixth, with Mike Westwood, Jae Pepin, Mike Podd, and Ty Riopelle completing the top ten. Doug Hood and Samantha Trewolla finished 11th and 12th respectively. Scott Tonelli and Jordan Wilms, involved in a turn three incident, did not finish, and Steve Murdoch and Quinton Murdoch also failed to complete the race.
TJ Marshall took the lead midway through the second feature and went on to win. He was followed by Rodney Rutherford, Mike Podd, Jae Pepin, and Ricky Willigar. Maddux Pepin continued his strong performance with a sixth-place finish, ahead of Mike Westwood, Ian McIntyre, Steve Murdoch, and Doug Hood. Samantha Trewolla finished 11th, with Ty Riopelle and Jake Gilbert not finishing. Quinton Murdoch, Scott Tonelli, and Jordan Wilms did not take the green flag. TJ Marshall was crowned the Memorial Night Champion for the Canadian Vintage Modifieds.
In the Klotz Auto Repair Mini Stocks, Mike Thomson led from start to finish in the first feature to win, with Karl Sault, Matt Young, Mike Gilmour, and Ryan Edwards-Kiss rounding out the top five. Kaitlyn Wallace, overcoming mechanical issues, finished sixth, ahead of RJ Croteau, Kris Lawrence, and Nikki King. Michael Kenny did not start.
Karl Sault claimed victory in the second feature, taking the lead with three laps remaining. He finished ahead of Matt Young, Mike Gilmour, Bobby Mercer, and Mike Thomson. Ryan Edwards-Kiss was fifth, followed by RJ Croteau, Kris Lawrence, Nikki King, and Kaitlyn Wallace. Michael Kenny did not start. Karl Sault was named the Memorial Night Champion for the Mini Stocks.
Craig Cole led all 25 laps in the first Hogan Law & McClurkin Properties of Cambridge Pure Stock feature, securing the win over Spencer Riddell, Rick Mitchell, Gary Slama, and Wayde Thorne. Cameron Thomson continued his strong season with a sixth-place finish, ahead of Leo Labarbera, Mark Allan, Chance Rogers, and Courtney Scott. Chris Burrows finished 11th, followed by Gillian Hils, Gary Triska, Dan Storey, Chase Mitchell, Megan Mitchell, Hailey Hill, Mike Hall, Rachel Mitchell, and Josh Glos. Dylan Peckham was 21st, with Nathan Rhea and Bonnie Sterritt rounding out the field. Jordan Wilms and Jake Watson did not finish.
Gary Triska secured his first career Pure Stock feature victory in the second feature, finishing ahead of Chase Mitchell, Wayde Thorne, Chris Burrows, and Hailey Hill. Spencer Riddell fought his way to sixth, with Jordan Wilms, Gillian Hils, Craig Cole, and Gary Slama completing the top ten. Chance Rogers was 11th, followed by Dan Storey, Mark Allan, Courtney Scott, Leo Labarbera, Mike Hall, Rachel Mitchell, Dylan Peckham, Rick Mitchell, and Josh Glos. Megan Mitchell finished 21st, with Nathan Rhea and Bonnie Sterritt not finishing. Jake Watson did not start, and Cameron Thomson was disqualified. Wayde Thorne and Spencer Riddell were named co-overall Memorial Night Champions for the Pure Stocks.
In the BCW Lumber Brantford Southern Ontario Pro 4 Modifieds, Vic Devries won the first heat, followed by Jessie Gibson, John Held, Brodie Gibson, Kelly Martin, Riley Mercer, and Mike Baker. Brad Maitland did not finish. Sean Asselin won the second heat ahead of Cliff Hodgkinson, Bob Mercer, Josh Fera, Dan Petit, Mark Lucas, Ken Mercer, and Shannon Morris.
Dan Petit took the checkered flag in the Pro 4 Modified feature, finishing ahead of Mark Lucas, Cliff Hodgkinson, Bob Mercer, and Josh Fera. Sean Asselin placed sixth, followed by John Held, Vic Devries, Riley Mercer, and Kelly Martin. Mike Baker finished 11th, with Jessie Gibson, Ken Mercer, and Brodie Gibson not finishing. Brad Maitland did not start, and Shannon Morris was disqualified.
The next event at Flamboro Speedway is scheduled for Saturday, September 7, featuring a 100-lap Enduro, the Ontario Pro Challenge Series, Mini Stocks, and Pure Stocks.
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Report By: Ashley McCubbin
