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Countdown to Peterborough Speedway’s 2019 Track Championships is Underway

Jim Clarke by Jim Clarke
August 26, 2019
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Melissa Smits, www.facebook.com/oneninemarketing

Kris Khan claimed the Bone Stock feature win At Peterborough Speedway

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PETERBOROUGH, ON (August 25, 2019)- Drivers know it and their fans do too. The clock is ticking and teams in the weekly divisions at the tight, tricky bullring on Mount Pleasant Road are looking to score as many points as possible toward this year’s titles. Saturday, August 24th the hometown Bone Stock, Mini Stock, Super Stock and Late Model runners got their second to last chance of the season to make a difference in the Peterborough Speedway standings and were joined by the travelling Ontario Legends Series.

Feature race action got underway with the first of a pair of 25 lappers for the Trailers Plus Ontario Legends Series, as Nicholas Ledson and Parker Traves brought the field to the green flag. Coming from his front row starting spot, Ledson led the opening laps until a lap five yellow flag for an incident in the second turn slowed his charge. This year’s winner of the Canadian Legend Car Asphalt Nationals started to work through slower traffic, just as another issue brought out the red flag. Current point leader Parker Traves was looking to get around Ledson on the restart, but the #15N ride was too strong. Not even a late race yellow flag could keep him from the win. Dawson Drimmie, Kevin Foisy and Kenny McNicol Jr. followed the leaders across the line to complete the top five.

Ryan Oosterholt and Chris Tubman brought the Battlefield Equipment Rental Bone Stock pack to the Great Canadian RV green flag that kicked-off their 20 lap feature. Kris Khan was strong early and moved into the second spot with just seven laps on the scoreboard. As the pack started to work around some backmarkers, Tubman took over second place but gave the spot back to Oosterholt as quickly as he’d taken it. Khan held-on for the win in the caution-free feature. Oosterholt, Tubman, Jack Hannah and Steve Finnegan rounded-out the top five.

With 25 laps on the table, Mark Gordon and Patrick Freel paced the home track Late Models from the staging area for their main event. With just a single lap on the board, the yellow flag waved for an issue in the fourth turn. Back under green, Gordon took the lead but as has been the case throughout the year, Dan McHattie was marching toward the front. Coming from 10th starting spot, he moved into second at lap six and had the lead just four turns later. Another caution with seven laps complete slowed his charge but couldn’t delay the inevitable as the current point leader and reigning track champion booked another trip to Dart Heating & Air Conditioning Victory Lane. Dave Morgan, Tim Batty, Gordon and Freel followed McHattie across the line.

19 Jiffy Lube Mini Stocks came to the line for a 20 lap feature with Tiffany Vandebelt and Nolan Gould on the front row. Gould took the lead early, with former track champion Ryan Babin taking the runner-up spot. Yellow waved on lap two for an incident in the third turn. Vandebelt took the lead on the restart, but Gould was in no position to give-up the fight. A hard, single car hit on the front stretch brought out the red flag as the scoreboard showed eight laps complete. Ryan Oosterholt got close to Gould over the closing stages but couldn’t wrestle away the lead. Vandebelt, Neil Hannah and Babin completed the top five. The Saturday, August 24th Mini Stock finishing order is unofficial, pending completed technical inspection.

With James Townsend and Marlie Owen on the front row, the KOD Disposal Super Stock feature was next on the agenda. The outside line was not friendly to Owen, as Townsend took the early lead, but surrendered the position to his unofficial teammate Mark Gordon, with just four laps on the scoreboard. Last week’s winner Tim Burke moved into third spot, while Owen and Howie Crowe battled it out behind him. At the checkered flag, it was Gordon who scored the win. Townsend, Burke, Paul Boundy and Owen completed the fast five.

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The night’s second Ontario Legends Series feature, a holdover from a Saturday, June 1 rainout, had Kenny McNicol Jr. and Jeff Forsey on the front row. McNicol took the lead early but the pace was slowed because of a yellow flag with only a single lap on the scoreboard. Kevin Foisy was looking for a turn at the front of the field and moved into the runner-up spot on the restart. Searching high and low, he wasn’t able to take over the top position and faced a challenge from Nick Ledson who slid into second with six laps complete and took the lead nine circuits into the 25 lap affair. Foisy kept trying but could only get close to the leader over the closing stages. Parker Traves, Adam Cuthbertson and Dawson Drimmie completed the top 5 as Ledson once again swept the pair of feature events.

Qualifying heats for the Battlefield Equipment Rental Bone Stocks went to Kris Khan, Jake Kelly, Ryan Oosterholt and Brad Lavalle. Current point leader Dan McHattie and former track champion Dave Morgan each scored a pair of Late Model preliminary wins. Mini Stock opening rounds were won by Jeremy Kelly, Tiffany Vandebelt, Ryan Oosterholt and Nolan Gould. Howie Crowe returned to the seat of his #28 machine and took a couple of Super Stock heats, with Marlie Owen and Mark Gordon claiming the others.

All posted finishing positions are unofficial and subject to scoring review, as well as post-race safety and technical inspection.

Bullring bullet points: Bob Grevey picked-up the night’s 50/50 prize of more than $450, in support of the Millbrook Lions Club; while Ashton Taylor and Madison Knisley won tickets to the NASCAR Gander Outdoors Truck Series race at Canadian Tire Motorsport Park…Former Pro Challenge and current APC Late Model Patrick Freel stepped-into the #38B in place of Kyle Batty, while Ashley Hannah drove Steve Brier’s #71 Mini Stock. Tim Tolton made his first Peterborough Speedway start of the year in the #13 Mini Stock…Veteran racer Norm Benning was on hand to watch the action, ahead of his race with the NASCAR Gander Outdoors Truck Series at Canadian Tire Motorsport Park. Benning donated a couple of team t-shirts as prizes for lucky fans.

Peterborough Speedway’s 2019 regular season concludes on Saturday, August 31 with the Championship Clash. It’s the final point paying event for the hometown Bone Stock, Mini Stock, Renegade Truck, Super Stock and Late Model divisions; along with the Ontario Modifieds Racing Series. Also on the schedule will be the annual Top 10 Shootouts for all weekly classes. Pit gates open at 12:30, with the spectator grandstands unlocked at 3:00 and racing at 5:00.

Stay tuned to www.peterboroughspeedway.com, as well as the track’s Facebook and Twitter social media platforms for complete schedule information and the latest news. Add the free Peterborough Speedway app to your smartphone and take Central Ontario’s favourite racing destination with you around-the-clock.

 

Prepared by Jim Clarke, Clarke Motorsports Communications/First Draft Media

clarkemotorsports@hotmail.com, www.facebook.com/clarkemotorsports

613.968.6410

 

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