Point Races Head Down The Home Stretch At Brewerton

Late Models Join Brewerton Speedway Friday, August 4 Race Night; Point Races Head Down The Home Stretch

Story By: Dave Medler/Brewerton Speedway

Photos By: Mike Johnson & Jay Fish/RacersGuide.com

BREWERTON, NY – August 2, 2017 – This Friday, August 4 the Brewerton Speedway welcomes the cars and stars of the Billy Whittaker Cars & Trux RUSH Late Models.

If you haven’t seen the Late Models at the Fulton Speedway and the great fender-to-fender action, you owe it yourself to see them race on the “D-Shaped Dirt Demon.” Not being a weekly division at the speedway it’s anyone’s guess who will be holding the checkered flag at the end of the night in the Late Models.

Joining the Late Models on VP Small Engine Fuels night is the Tracey Road Equipment Big Block Modifieds, SUNY Canton Sportsman and JB Logging & Firewood 4-Cylinders. Firehouse Subs Mod Lites have the night off.

Adult grandstand admission is $12 with everyone 18 years old and younger FREE. Pit is $27 participant, $30 nonparticipant. Grandstands open at 5:30 with racing at 7:30.

Point races are as hot as the weather as we move into the last month of the points paying races to decide the 2017 Track Champions.

Top-Five Division Point Standings:

(Tracey Road Equipment Big Block Modifieds) – 99L – Larry Wight (490) 91 – Billy Decker (485) 98H – Jimmy Phelps (452) 6H – Max McLaughlin (418) 42p – Pat Ward (413).

(SUNY Canton Sportsman) – 8 – Alan Fink (488) 15 – Todd Root (476) 32R – Ron Davis III (443) 17J – Brent Joy (430) 9X – Tyler Trump (411).

(Firehouse Subs Mod Lites) – 10W – Justin Williams (570) 13 – Casey Sykes (550) 06 – Mike Mullen (534) 19 – Jeff Sykes (534) 29 – Lowell Zehr (506).

(JB Logging & Firewood 4-Cylinders) – 26R – Ray Bechler (498) 16B Chris Bonoffski (492) 21W – Quinn Wallis (442) 17 – Chuck Powelczyk (408) 17s – Sam Curcie (404).

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