Penn Can Speedway Results August 29, 2014

Penn Can Speedway Results 8-29-14

COMING EVENTS:

Friday   Sept. 5th      Season Championship Night presented by Pump-N-Pantry

                                  Complete Program: Mods, 602 Spts,SS, 4CYL, FStocks, Xcel Mods

Tues     Sept 9th     “Hot Summer Night Special” Short Track Super Series

Modified 60 Lap $5000 to win!

                                             Grit 602 Sportsman 30 Lap Feature

HARTNETT WINS MODIFIED FEATURE… OLSOMMER, GREEN, DOSTER, MILLS, AND BOWES ALSO WIN

Susquehanna, PA…The Labor Day weekend of racing started off at Penn Can Speedway on a beautiful night at the three eighths mile oval. Defending modified champion Kevin Hartnett came into the evening five points out of the point lead. Starting in the ninth position, he made his way to the front and took the lead on lap nine and held off a hard charging Dan Pompey to win his fifth feature of the season. In the competitive 602 sportsman division, point leader Ryan Olsommer held off Brian Mady and Marty Bunker for another win to increase his point lead with only one race point race remaining. Butch Green held off a strong field of street stocks to win his third win of the year. Aaron Bowes continued his hot streak at Penn Can to win the Xcel 600 modified series race. Don Doster was the four cylinder winner with Ted Mills Jr winning in the factory stocks.

Steve Babicek was the early modified leader jumping out in front of Bob Trapper, Mike Loney, and Brian Malcolm. Early cautions kept the field close as the race progressed. Kevin Hartnett made his way to the top five after starting in the ninth starting spot. Hartnett moved into second and pressured Babicek. Hartnett went to the high side of the track trying to make the pass on the leader. Coming out of turn two on lap nine Hartnett moved to the lead. While all this was happening up front, the man on the move was Dan Pompey. Pompey moved into the top five at the halfway make picking off cars lap after lap. With five laps remaining, Pompey was on the bumper of Hartnett with Brian Malcolm close behind. Pompey did all he could to make the pass but came up a car length short. Hartnett won his fifth feature of the season followed by Pompey, Malcolm, Joey Colsten, and Billy Thornton.

Marty Bunker started from the pole of the 602 sportsman feature and jumped to the early lead. Mid race cautions kept the field close. At the halfway point Bunker was being pressure by Ryan Olsommer who took advantage of a slip by Bunker to take the lead over Bunker, Brian Mady, and Nick Mady. A lap fourteen caution brought the field back together for a six lap dash. Olsommer, Mady, and Bunker races side by side lap after lap with Olsommer keeping his mount in front of the two challenges and held on for the win. Brian Mady, Bunker, Randy Gates, and Alec Gennarelli rounded out the top five.

Ray Linquist took advantage of his third starting spot jumping to the front when a caution collected to top two cars. With Linquist in front Butch Green and Steve Deinhardt moved through the pack to pressure the leader. Green was able to wrestle the lead from Linquist with five laps remaining. Green kept strong for the win with Linquist holding off Deinhardt for second. Deinhardt, Kenny Sparks, and Doug Stack followed across the line.

Aaron Bowes has had the hot hand at Penn Can when the Xcel modified tour comes to the speedway. Friday wouldn’t be any different. Bowes took the lead mid race and held off Austin Burke, Will Eastman, and Ryan Higgs.

In the four cylinder feature Don Doster came into the night tied with Dylan Robinson for the division point lead. Doster did what was needed and won the feature. Robinson also had a good run finishing second. Rounding out the top five were Mike Robinson, Frank Kennedy, Frank Kenedy Sr, and Bill Titus.

In the factory stock division Ted Mills Jr, who brought out a new car the last time out, put the new mount into Victory Lane. He was followed to the line by Kris Shimer, Zack Mills, Nathan Hill, Eric Beach, Alan Komar, and Ned Fitch.

PENN NOTES: Pump-N-Pantry Championship Night features a thirty five lap modified feature paying $1500. Champions will be crowned in all divisions. The modified point race remains close between Kevin Hartnett, Billy Thornton, and Alan Rudalavage.

Modified Feature: Kevin Hartnett, Dan Pompey, Brian Malcolm, Joey Colsten, Billy Thornton, Nick Rochinski, Al Rudalavage, Mike Schane, Mike Loney, Mike Nagel Jr, Tom McGurrin, Randall Paxton, Ken Titus, Adam MacGeorge, Scott Adams, Bob Trapper, Brad Shaffer, Bryan Batzel, Chris Piasecki, Steve Babicek, Bobby Trapper, Alex Stanton, Tyler Dippel

602 Sportsman Feature: Ryan Olsommer, Brian Mady, Marty Bunker, Randy Gates, Alec Gennarelli, Rich Powell, Nick Branning, Todd Titus, Nick Mady, Ted Mills III, Shane Lewis, Craig Monroe, Dusty Barton

Street Stock Feature: Butch Green, Ray Lindquist, Steve Deinhardt, Ken Sparks Jr, Doug Stack Sr, Robert Hill, Randy Fox, Doug Stack Jr, Kyle Stark, Dan Babcock, Chuck Murray, Dan Force, Ryan Stone, Shane Wolf Jr

Factory Stock Feature: Ted Mills Jr, Kris Shimer, Zack Mills, Nathan Hill, Eric Beach, Alan Komar, Ned Fitch

4 Cylinder Feature: Don Doster Jr, Dylan Robinson, Mike Robinson, Frank Kennedy, Frank Kenedy Sr, Bill Titus, Burt Maynard, John Maynard, Dave Simms, Jeb Rowley

Xcel 600: Aaron Bowes, Austin Burke, Will Eastman, Ryan Higgs, Abbey Price, Kamdin Maby

Ian Williamson, Jonathan Pepe, Kailee Dimorier, Josh Pepe, Jamie Frantz, Tim Van Horn Jr, Michael Burrows, Mark Howanitz, Dakota Barlet, Doug Windhausen, Shawna Schibila, Sean Barchik, Scott Adams, Leo McGurrin, Tim Van Horn Jr, Dustin Gorick, AJ Miller, Richie Hitzler