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OXFORD CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES
SATURDAY, JUNE 13th |
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SCOTT FARRINGTON SIXTH DIFFERENT OXFORD
SUPER LATE MODEL
WINNER IN SIX RACES |
Oxford, Maine - After finishing dead last in the
previous week's main event, Scott Farrington of Minot
arced to victory lane in the Budweiser Championship
Series Super Late Model division at Oxford Plains
Speedway on Saturday night (June 13).
Farrington
made a great move underneath reigning track champion TJ
Brackett of Buckfield to claim a lead he would not
relinquish in the middle stages of the 50-lapper,
opening up a healthy lead over the pack that stood up
until the checkered flag.
In his first Oxford
Championship Series Super Late Model appearance of the
season, nine-time OPS top class kingpin Jeff Taylor of
Farmington, after starting at the back of the Super Late
Model field, chased Farrington under the checkered flag.
Alan Wilson of Hebron threatened to make a repeat
visit to victory lane before claiming third-place
hardware. Scott Robbins of Dixfield and Auburn's Kyle
Treadwell rounded out the top five, with Treadwell's
last-lap move netting the top-five at the expense of the
previous week's winner and reigning champion.
Justin Gibbons of Bridgton and feature winner Farrington
won heat races for the Budweiser SuperLate Models.
Zach Emerson of Sabattus scored his second victory
of the season in the 30-lap main event for Allen's
Coffee Flavored Brandy Street Stocks. Emerson, who never
won more than once at OPS during previous seasons,
extended his lead in the Oxford Championship Series
rankings.
Andrew Breton of Sabattus continued his
breakout season with a runner-up performance, sharing
the podium with the division's leading rookie, and
Emerson's closest championship rival, Calvin Rose, Jr.,
of Turner.
Josh Childs of Oxford and Norway's
Jordan Russell rounded out the top five. Childs and
Breton won the Street Stock heat races.
Jacob
Hall of Oxford led wire-to-wire, winning the 20-lap
Bandit division feature race. Hall turned back
challenges from championship contender Dan Wade of New
Gloucester en route to victory lane.
Hall and
Wade were chased under the checkered flag by Jamie Heath
of Waterford, Cam Childs of Leeds and Kyle Hewins of
Leeds. Childs and Hewins won the heat races for the
Bandits class.
Maine Racing Hall of Famer Jon
Lizotte remained undefeated in Figure 8 competition,
dominating the 15-lap event to again lap the field.
Craig Moore of South Paris was the best of the rest,
with Auburn's Mike St. Germain collecting the
third-place trophy with two flat tires on the Angel
Warrior 777.
Hal Clark of Bridgton held off all
challengers with his 1965 Chevy II to win the Late Model
& Modified race for Wicked Good Vintage Race Car
Association competitors. Studebaker driver Kevin
Waterhouse of West Paris made a last-lap charge by heat
race winner Steve Reny of Boothbay to claim runner-up
honors.
The Wicked Good Outlaw race was won with
ease by Bobby Guyon of Monmouth. Bob Symonds of Casco
claimed runner-up honors ahead of Freeport's Neil
Martin, in a replica of a car Al Hammond drove to
championships at OPS some four decades ago.
Budweiser Championship Series competition resumes at
Oxford Plains Speedway on Saturday (June 20) Post time
is 7:00 p.m.
Budweiser Championship Series Results
from
Oxford Plains Speedway; Saturday, June 13,
2015.
(Finishing position, car number, driver's
name, home town.)
Photos by Joseph Johnson
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www.josephsphotos.com
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Budweiser Super Late Model (50
laps) 1 22 Scott Farrington, Minot; 2 88
Jeff Taylor, Farmington;
3 53 Alan Wilson, Hebron; 4 36
Scott Robbins, Dixfield; 5 44 Kyle Treadwell, Auburn; 6
61 TJ Brackett, Buckfield; 7 24 Gunnar Rowe, Turner; 8 3
Vanna Brackett, Buckfield; 9 0 Spencer Morse, Waterford;
10 60 Timmy Brackett, Buckfield; 11 03 Scott Moore,
Anson; 12 33 Poncho Darveau, Chelsea;
13 72 Chris
Coolidge, Norway; 14 96 Justin Gibbons; 15 5 Dustin
Bisson, Greene; 16 46 Andy Shaw, Center Conway, NH.
Allen's Coffee Flavored Brandy
Street Stock (30 Laps)
1 23 Zack Emerson,
Sabattus;
2 33 Andrew Breton, Sabattus; 3 8 Calvin
Rose, Jr., Turner; 4 3 Josh Childs, Oxford; 5 4 Jordan
Russell, Norway; 6 36 Rick Spaulding, Lisbon; 7 7 Robbie
Wentworth, Center Conway, NH; 8 05 Glen Reynolds,
Greene; 9 777 Mike St. Germain, Auburn; 10 71 Jason
LaValley, Auburn; 11 99 Matt Williams, Brownfield; 12 24
Jonathan Emerson, Sabattus; 13 63 Bryce Mains, Naples;
14 31 Wayne Reynolds, Norway.
Bandits (20 laps) 1 5 Jacob Hall,
Oxford; 2 17 Dan Wade, New Gloucester; 3 91 Jamie Heath,
Waterford; 4 56 Cam Childs, Leeds; 5 51 Kyle Hewins,
Leeds; 6 2 Shaun Hinkley, Oxford; 7 15 David Cook,
Livermore Falls; 8 25 Shawn Knight, South Paris; 9
10 Michael Cleveland, Otisfield; 10 05 Gerard Cote,
Oxford; 11 26 Tyler Green, Turner; 12 87 Jason Cummings,
Fryeburg; 13 69 T. James Devlin, West Paris; 14 11
Guy Childs, Jr., Sabattus; 15 32 Troy Smith, Bridgton;
16 14x Adam O'Neil, Lewiston; 17 44 Rick Montminy,
Auburn; 18 8 Josh Knoll, Mechanic Falls; 19 16 Adam
Real, Oxford; 20 49 Derek Cook, Livermore Falls; 21 6
Greg Durgin, South Paris; 22 39 Brent Freve, Livermore;
23 33 Matt Hiscock, Turner; 24 01 Randy Henderson,
Buckfield.
Figure 8 (15
laps) 1 27 Jon Lizotte, Mechanic Falls; 2 51
Craig Moore, South Paris;
3 777 Mike St. Germain,
Auburn.
Wicked Good Vintage
Race Car Association (20 laps) 1 22 Hal
Clark, Bridgton; 2 2 Kevin Waterhouse, West Paris; 3
7 Steve Reny, Boothbay; 4 0 Dean Grant, Detroit; 5 59
Greg Inman, South Paris; 6 25 Mark Hughes, Milton Mills,
NH; 7 48 George Harding, Fairfield; 8 91 Les Brown,
Scarborough.
Wicked Good
Vintage Race Car Association (20 laps) 1 38
Bob Guyon, Monmouth;
2 82 Bob Symonds, Casco; 3 1
Neil Martin, Freeport; 4 71 Arthur Hannaford, Hollis;
5 64 Scott Tucker, Winthrop. |
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