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August 11 2019

Chuck Hebing Wins the Lucas Oil / Ohsweken Speedway A-Main Feature at Brockville Ontario Speedway

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History > Tour Archive > 2019 > 2019 Results Page > Brockville 8/10/2019

Published August 11, 2019

BROCKVILLE, ONT – It was a night of firsts Saturday night in Canada. For the first time in 2019 the Lucas Oil Empire Super Sprints invaded the Brockville Ontario Speedway and for the first time, Chuck Hebing put his familiar #45 in the winner’s circle. Even though the veteran is currently second in points, the checkered flag has eluded him until this 25 lap, $2,000 to win A-Main.

Another first at the speedway was a father/daughter front row for the start of the 25 lap A main event as Kelly Hebing took the lead from her dad Chuck and nearly led lap one, until “The Cobra” rocketed past the “Lil’ Cobra” off turn four.

“Anytime you get a win its special, especially after the year we have been having. But to start alongside Kelly was pretty cool,” said the past ESS champ, “That will be something I always will remember.”

The win not only got Hebing some important points for the overall Lucas Oil Championship but also for the Ohsweken Speedway Canada Tour as well.

Hebing was fast early and was using the top lane to his advantage as he held a comfortable lead in the opening laps of the race. On lap seven the first yellow would fly for Rick Wilson who spun his car off turn four and the caution would fly. “On the restarts I wanted to use the outside but when I saw Steve (Poirier) starting low I knew I had to hit them just right.’

On the restart Hebing took control as Poirier took was a close second trying hard to run down the leader. The leaders began to enter traffic and Poirier knew this was his moment to take advantage of any mistake made by Hebing but the Ontario New York native was working traffic perfectly.

“Chuck was fast but lapped traffic is always a key here and I was hoping I could get a shot at him,” said the defending and eight-time champion, “I tried down low a few times and he was strong up top but I just couldn’t make it work.”

Just as it looked to be an easy win, a final caution came out with three laps to go. They both echoed the same thoughts.

“Yea, I knew I just had to do it one more time (good restart),” Hebing quipped.

“I was hoping to get one more shot at him but he just got another good jump,” Poirier noted, but then he summed it up the night perfectly. “That was fun though and good to see some old guys up front for a change!”

Hebing collected career win #37 which moved him to fourth on the all-time list inching ahead from Hall of Famer Mal Lane. Poirier in for second ahead of Matt Tanner, Jordan Poirier and Paulie Colagiovanni. Rounding out the top ten were Jonathan Preston, Shawn Donath, who came back from a flip the night before at Can-Am, Jason Barney, who was involved in the same accident as Donath, Rick Wilson and Billy VanInwegen

Lucas Oil ESS/Mach 1 Chassis A-Main Weedsport – Chuck Hebing ($2,060), Steve Poirier ($1,010), Matt Tanner ($835), Jordan Poirier ($655), Paulie Colagiovanni ($555), Jonathan Preston ($460), Shawn Donath ($805), Jason Barney ($420), Rick Wilson ($435), Billy VanInwegen ($400), Kelly Hebing ($460), Chris Jones ($320), Jeff Cook ($350), Dave Axton ($375), Tyler Rand ($300), Kyle Fraser ($300), Scott Holcomb ($300), Lacey Hanson ($325)

E3 Spark Plugs Fast Time – Donath, J. Poirier, Tanner $25

Car Mate Trailers Heats – Wilson, K. Hebing, Colagiovanni $25

Around Town Plumbing and Heating Halfway – C. Hebing $50

Pinnacle Pole Award – K. Hebing $50

Fondations 55 Hard Charger – Donath (6 pos), $50

Ground Control Last Car Lead Lap – Axton $25

Ground Control 11th Place Finisher – K. Hebing $25

Cobra Coaches Dash – Donath ($100), Axton ($75), Cook ($50), Hanson ($25)

Ashley Lynn Winery Podium – C. Hebing, S. Poirier, Tanner $10

Hoosier Tire – Donath $200

For more Information on the Lucas Oil Empire Super Sprints:
Web: www.empiresupersprints.com
Twitter: @ESSprints
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August 10 2019

Paulie Colagiovanni Wins the Lucas Oil /Napa / I90/I81 E&V Energy / Mach 1 Chassis Feature at Can Am Speedway

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History > Tour Archive > 2019 > 2019 Results Page > Can Am 8/9/2019

Published August 10, 2019

Lucas Oil ESS/Mach 1 Chassis A-Main Can-Am – Paulie Colagiovanni ($2,235), Matt Tanner ($1,085), Billy VanInwegen ($810), Josh Pieniazek ($630), Danny Varin ($630), Chris Jones ($570), Kelly Hebing ($455), Tyler Cartier ($420), Denny Peebles ($460), Jonathan Preston ($425), Paul Pekkonen ($410), Jeff Cook ($370), Davie Franek ($325), Scott Holcomb ($300), Dave Axton ($300), Dylan Swiernik ($300), Pete Richardson ($325), Shawn Donath ($350), Jason Barney ($300), Chuck Hebing ($325)

E3 Spark Plugs Fast Time – Colagiovanni, Varin, Tanner $25

Car Mate Trailers Heats – Richardson, Preston, Barney $25

Around Town Plumbing and Heating Halfway – Tanner $50

Pinnacle Pole Award – Donath $50

Fondations 55 Hard Charger – Peebles (10 pos), $50

Ground Control Last Car Lead Lap – K. Hebing $25

Ground Control 11th Place Finisher – Pekkonen $25

L&J Landscpaing/Cobra Coaches Dash – Jones ($100), Varin ($75), Cook ($50), Franek ($25), Pekkonen ($25), C. Hebing ($25)

Ashley Lynn Winery Podium – Colagiovanni, Tanner, VanInwegen $10

Hoosier Tire – Colagiovanni $200

August 5 2019

Paulie Colagiovanni Extends his Lucas Oil ESS Point Lead with Land of Legends win over Chuck Hebing

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History > Tour Archive > 2019 > 2019 Results Page > Land of Legends 8/3/2019

Published August 5, 2019

Talented teenager Colagiovanni cracked Canandaigua’s elusive winner’s circle, collecting $5,000 in his last two trips west.

“Doug (Emery) has been getting this car pretty good,” stated Colagiovanni, 18, after his tour-high fifth victory of the season extended his points lead in search of a first career ESS season championship. “There’s really a lot of great support all around, and that means everything to me.”

Fairgrounds favorite Chuck Hebing selected the pole from the group of 12 top heat race qualifiers to pace the 23-car starting grid. A nine-time LOLR sprint winner, including the Patriot Sprint Tour opener back in May, the “Cobra” was poised to reach double figures despite overcoming a leaking fuel cell discovered during preliminaries.

As expected, the Ontario ace took off at the drop of the first green flag yet front row partner Colagiovanni never let the leader of his sight. The Marcellus driver shadowed Hebing as the pair reached traffic a third of the way through the 25-lapper, looking for an opening wherever the experienced leader decided not to go. Exhibiting a sudden burst of speed down the back chute on lap 12, Colagiovanni split high-running Hebing and Sammy Reakes IV, putting his no. 10 Ground Control Landscaping-All Star Performance-Donath Motor Worx/Eagle ahead for good in the non-stop affair that ultimately took just eight minutes to complete.

“Chuck took off in the beginning, I tried the high side a couple times but didn’t really like it so I stuck to the middle (groove) the rest of the way,” noted Colagiovanni, a division rookie in 2015 before scoring his first ESS win two years later at age 16. “Me and Doug talked about the high line probably going away and it worked out in my favor tonight. Just have to thank everybody that helps get me to the race track, I’m so appreciative of them.”

Hebing crossed the stripe a straightaway behind followed by Frenchman Steve Poirier, Matt Tanner and Billy VanInwegen

Lucas Oil ESS/Mach 1 Chassis A-Main Land of Legends – Paulie Colagiovanni ($2,060), Chuck Hebing ($1,060), Steve Poirier ($835), Matt Tanner ($630), Billy VanInwegen ($555), Josh Pieniazek ($470), Jason Barney ($430), Shawn Donath ($520), Steve Glover ($410), Jonathan Preston ($600), Erik Karlsen ($460), Jeff Cook ($370), Darryl Ruggles ($400), Brett Wright ($325) Kelly Hebing ($300), Kyle Moffit ($300), Sam Reakes IV ($325), Josh Flint ($325), Davie Franek ($350), Pete Richardson ($300), Steve Doell ($300), Roger Levesque ($300), Tyler Cartier ($300)

E3 Spark Plugs Fast Time – Cook, Reakes, Franek $25

Car Mate Trailers Heats – Cook, VanInwegen, Poirier $25

Around Town Plumbing and Heating Halfway – Colagiovanni $50

Pinnacle Pole Award – Hebing $50

Fondations 55 Hard Charger – Donath (7 pos), $50

Ground Control Last Car Lead Lap – Preston $25

Ground Control 11th Place Finisher – Karlsen $25

Pitre Painting/Cobra Coaches Dash – Ruggles ($100), Karlsen ($75), Donath ($50), Flint ($25), Franek ($25), Wright ($25)

Ashley Lynn Winery Podium – Colagiovanni, Hebing, Poirier $10

Hoosier Tire – Preston $200

For more Information on the Lucas Oil Empire Super Sprints:
Web: www.empiresupersprints.com
Twitter: @ESSprints
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/EmpireSuperSprints
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July 28 2019

DYLAN WESTBROOK BIG WINNER AT OUTLAW SPEEDWAYS SUMMER NATIONALS

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History > Tour Archive > 2019 > 2019 Results Page > Outlaw 7/27/2019

Published July 28, 2019

(Dundee, NY) Night two of the A. Verdi Storage Containers Annual Summer Nationals at the Outlaw Speedway played up to all the hype as a packed pit area awaited the capacity crowd that was on hand.

The 360 Sprints, under the direction of the A. Verdi Storage Container sponsored Patriot Sprint Tour was out in full force with many of the top name pilots in the northeast. In an A Main event that saw no yellow flags and was clicked off in just 8 minutes and 46 seconds, Dylan Westbrook took full advantage of his pole position starting spot on the grid and cruised to the popular victory. Paulie Colagiovanni, who has shown previous signs of improvement at Outlaw Speedway, rode home for second from his third row starting position along with Jordan Thomas who finished third. Multiple time 360 Sprint Car feature winner at Outlaw, Jared Zimbardi started in the fourth row, drove a steady race and without the help of any cautions came home for fourth at the finish followed across the line by Joe Trenca.

Qualifying heats were won by Jason Barney, Billy VanInwegen and Jordan Thomas with Shawn Donath claiming the Dash win.

July 28 2019

Billy VanInwegen Scores Secord Career Lucas Oil ESS Win in Series Return to Freedom Motorsports Park

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History > Tour Archive > 2019 > 2019 Results Page > Freedom 7/26/2019

Published July 28, 2019

By MIKE MALLETT

DELEVAN, NY– Friday night the Lucas Oil Empire Super Sprints invaded the Freedom Motorsports Park for the first time in nearly two decades with Billy VanInwegen taming the bull-ring for his second win of the 2019 season.

The three-eighth’s mile produced some intense racing throughout the NAPA Auto Parts / Mach 1 Chassis 25-lap A-Main, but VanInwegen proved he was up to the task while on his way to claiming the $2,060 winner’s prize.

“This has been a hell of a year all around,” commented VanInwegen. “Between our Modified stuff and the stuff Brad Radivoy gives me here with the Sprint Car, it’s unbelievable. We finally got some things clicking here. We had some good luck on our side.”

Sammy Reakes IV redrew the pole and got the drop on the field at the original start. He immediately went to cushion in turns one and two to the secure the top spot in the event with Brett Wright in tow.

Reakes quickly caught the back-side of the field as only six laps showed on the lap counter. Traffic was tough for Reakes as he was forced to use multiple lanes on the speedway. This caused the action at the front to intensify with Wright making his presence felt.

The pair crossed the line on lap nine side-by-side for lead. Reakes kept him at bay for the moment as he made the right moves through the slower traffic to keep Wright in check.

On lap 10 VanInwegen made it a three-car battle for the top position as he drove around Wright for second. The trio remained tightly packed together with each driver looking to gain an edge.

Wright seemed to have found the line when on lap 13 he dove to the bottom of turns three and four to go from third to first. Unfortunately that pass was negated. Before the lap could be officially scored the red flag came out for Brad Knab. Knab took a tumble in turn two but walked away unscathed.

“I needed that (red) to catch my breath and reset a little bit to think about what I was doing,” said VanInwegen. “It was getting a little hairy in traffic with sliders flying and all kinds of crazy stuff happening there.”

A double-file restart put VanInwegen next to Reakes for the green. VanInwegen won the drag race to the top of turns one and two allowing him to drive around Reakes to secure the top spot. Dylan Westbrook came with him on the outside as he moved to second on the same lap.

Now it was VanInwegen’s turn to fend off the attempts by Westbrook to get by him. Like Reakes earlier in the race, traffic quickly became a thorn in his side. Westbrook applied continuous pressure with VanInwegen holding strong at the front.

Lap 23 saw the final yellow as current points leader Paulie Colagiovanni got together with Kevin Carlson causing both drivers to come to a stop in turn three. The caution led to one final restart. VanInwegen chose the outside lane for the green and it was the right decision as got a good enough start to keep Westbrook behind him.

“Dylan is one of the best 360 drivers in the country,” mentioned VanInwegen. “I was sweating bullets and I’m still sweating bullets. I definitely didn’t want to see that caution come out. My hats off to him for running me clean there at the end. I’m glad we could take it to the house.”

Westbrook enjoyed the racing on the smaller Freedom Motorsports Park while also having an opportunity for the win. VanInwegen made the right choices for the final restart to force the Scotland, Ont., driver to settle for second.

“I was really hoping he would pick the inside, but good move on him not to,” cited Westbrook. “It was a great race. I’ve never been here before so to come here and have a good run like this was great. It was a real fun track, real racy. There was a top and bottom.”

Wright was all smiles after his third-place finish. The team has had some tough luck as of late so it was a good night for the Old Chatham, N.Y. driver, as he finished on the podium for the first time this season.

“My dad and I have been working really hard in the shop to try to get the car dialed in,” said Wright. “We’ve got close to a top five and then we have our bad weeks. Tonight turned out to be a good night. We’ll see if we can carry it into tomorrow.

Jonathan Preston advanced from 11^th to finish in fourth with Scott Holcomb getting by Jason Barney in the final laps to finish in fifth

Lucas Oil ESS/Mach 1 Chassis A-Main Freedom – Billy VanInwegen ($2,060), Dylan Westbrook ($1,035), Brett Wright ($810), Jonathan Preston ($680), Scott Holcomb ($530), Jason Barney ($470), Davie Franek ($455), Sam Reakes IV ($470), Jared Zimbardi ($485), Scott Kreutter ($425), Paulie Colagiovanni ($410), Kyle Moffit ($345), Jeff Cook ($300), Matt Tanner ($400), Pete Richardson ($525), Josh Azzi ($300), Shawn Donath ($325), Kevin Carlson ($300), Jason Blum ($300), Dan Bennett ($300), Jeremy Barnard ($300), Chuck Hebing ($800), Kelly Hebing ($325), Brad Knab ($325).

Lucas Oil ESS vs. NY6A Match Race – C. Hebing $500

E3 Spark Plugs Fast Time – Kreutter, Franek, Richardson $25

Car Mate Trailers Heats – Westbrook, Colagiovanni, Moffit $25

Around Town Plumbing and Heating Halfway – VanInwegen $50

Pinnacle Pole Award – Reakes IV $50

Fondations 55 Hard Charger – Preston (7 pos), $50

Ground Control Last Car Lead Lap – Donath $25

Ground Control 11th Place Finisher – Colagiovanni $25

Pitre Painting/Cobra Coaches Dash – Tanner ($100), Zimbardi ($75), Knab ($50), K. Hebing ($25), Cook ($25), Richardson ($25)

Ashley Lynn Winery Podium – VanInwegen, Westbrook, Wright $10

Hoosier Tire – Richardson $200

For more Information on the Lucas Oil Empire Super Sprints:
Web: www.empiresupersprints.com
Twitter: @ESSprints
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/EmpireSuperSprints
Instagram: empiresupersprints

July 25 2019

Bell Claims Second Night of Northern Summer Nationals at Ohsweken

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History > Tour Archive > 2019 > 2019 Results Page > Ohsweken 7/23/2019

Published July 25, 2019

By Tommy Goudge

OHSWEKEN, Ont. (July 23, 2019) – The second night of Ohsweken Speedway’s Northern Summer Nationals presented by Burger Barn, Arrow Express, Nitro 54 Variety and Bradshaw Brothers was another action-packed affair. 146 drivers signed in for action across four divisions, including another star-studded Kool Kidz-Corr/Pak 360 Sprint Car roster which featured Tony Stewart, Christopher Bell, Rico Abreu, and a host of regional racing standouts.

Christopher Bell took the $5,000 USD win in the Kool Kidz-Corr/Pak 360 Sprint Cars feature.

Kool Kidz-Corr/Pak 360 Sprint Cars

Christopher Bell and Scott Kreutter started on the front row for the 30-lap Kool Kidz-Corr/Pak 360 Sprint Car A-Feature. Bell saw his lead erased twice by yellow flags for Jim Huppunen, including a nearly three second advantage which he had built by lap 12.

Mark Smith gave Bell all he could handle after the restart, as the two exchanged a multitude of slide jobs with Smith leading laps 14 through 16 before Bell was able to slip away again. Dylan Westbrook began to reel in the leaders, but his bid for the win stalled in traffic as he fended off the advances of Jordan Poirier.

Bell drove nearly flawlessly for the remainder of the race to claim the win, while Smith took the runner-up spot followed by Westbrook, Jordan Poirier, and Jordan Thomas.

Christopher Bell, Joe Trenca, Dylan Westbrook, Cory Turner, and Jim Huppunen won qualifying heat races for the 45 car field, while Denny Peebles, Rico Abreu, and Dale Gosselin won B-Features. Jim Huppunen also won the Ackland Insurance Top Gun Award for accruing the most heat race passing points.

Kool Kidz-Corr/Pak 360 Sprint Cars (45 Entries)

A-Feature (30 laps – No Time)
Finish. #-Name, [Starting Position]
1. 67X-Christopher Bell, [1]; 2. 55M-Mark Smith, [5]; 3. 47X-Dylan Westbrook, [7]; 4. 28-Jordan Poirier, [13]; 5. 79-Jordan Thomas, [3]; 6. 17M-Max Stambaugh, [11]; 7. 28FM-Steve Poirier, [18]; 8. 91-Ryan Turner, [17]; 9. 17X-Mack DeMan, [16]; 10. 28F-Davie Franek, [12]; 11. 49-Scott Kreutter, [2]; 12. 98-Joe Trenca, [9]; 13. 24-Rico Abreu, [22]; 14. 68-Aaron Turkey, [24]; 15. 35-Jared Zimbardi, [20]; 16. 10-Mitch Brown, [15]; 17. 3-Denny Peebles, [21]; 18. 87-Jason Barney, [14]; 19. 3G-Dale Gosselin, [23]; 20. 1-10-Jake Brown, [25]; 21. 0-Jim Huppunen, [4]; 22. 5D-Shane Ross, [19]; 23. 14-Tony Stewart, [8]; 24. 0J-Lynton Jeffrey, [27]; 25. 11-Jamie Turner, [26]; 26. 27H-Tom Huppunen, [6]; 27. 13-Cory Turner, [10]
A-Feature Lap Leaders – Christopher Bell (1-13, 17-30), Mark Smith (14-16)
Hard Charger – Steve Porier +11

Heat Race 1 (8 laps – 4 Transfer – No Time)
Finish. #-Name, [Starting Position]
1. 67X-Christopher Bell, [4]; 2. 87-Jason Barney, [1]; 3. 14-Tony Stewart, [6]; 4. 17M-Max Stambaugh,[8]; 5. 1-Holly Porter, [2]; 6. 1-10-Jake Brown, [9]; 7. 67-Pete Richardson, [5]; 8. 11-Jamie Turner, [3]; 9. 55-Mike Thorne, [7]

Heat Race 2 (8 laps – 4 Transfer – No Time)
Finish. #-Name, [Starting Position]
1. 98-Joe Trenca, [1]; 2. 79-Jordan Thomas, [5]; 3. 91-Ryan Turner, [3]; 4. 17X-Mack DeMan, [6]; 5. 0J-Lynton Jeffrey, [2]; 6. 01-Kyle Fraser, [9]; 7. 18-Josh Shantz, [8]; 8. 9B-Scott Burk, [4]; 9. 46-Kevin Pauls, [7]

Heat Race 3 (8 laps – 4 Transfer – No Time)
Finish. #-Name, [Starting Position]
1. 13-Cory Turner, [1]; 2. 28-Jordan Poirier, [2]; 3. 10-Mitch Brown, [4]; 4. 28F-Davie Franek, [7]; 5. 3-Denny Peebles, [8]; 6. 15-Dan Nanticoke, [5]; 7. 121-Steve Glover, [9]; 8. 18S-Micheal Summers, [3]; 9. 87X-Shone Evans, [6]

Heat Race 4 (8 laps – 4 Transfer – 2:06.339)
Finish. #-Name, [Starting Position]
1. 47X-Dylan Westbrook, [5]; 2. 49-Scott Kreuter, [6]; 3. 27H-Tom Huppunen, [8]; 4. 35-Jared Zimbardi, [3]; 5. 24-Rico Abreu, [4]; 6. 3G-Dale Gosselin, [1]; 7. 16L-Roger Levesque, [2]; 8. 79K-Clyde Knipp, [7]; (DNS) 84-Tyler Rand

Heat Race 5 (8 laps – 4 Transfer – No Time)
Finish. #-Name, [Starting Position]
1. 0-Jim Huppunen, [6]; 2. 55M-Mark Smith, [7]; 3. 28FM-Steve Poirier, [2]; 4. 5D-Shane Ross, [5]; 5. 77X-Alex Hill, [4]; 6. 68-Aaron Turkey, [8]; 7. 9-Steve Lyons, [3]; 8. 46C-Ryan Coniam, [1]; (DNS) 88H-Josh Hansen

B-Feature 1 (10 laps – 2 Transfer – No Time)
Finish. #-Name, [Starting Position]
1. 3-Denny Peebles, [1]; 2. 68-Aaron Turkey, [2]; 3. 79K-Clyde Knipp, [6]; 4. 121-Steve Glover, [3]; 5. 18S-Micheal Summers, [7]; 6. 15-Dan Nanticoke, [4]; 7. 67-Pete Richardson, [5]; 8. 46C-Ryan Coniam, [8]; 9. 88H-Josh Hansen, [9]

B-Feature 2 (10 laps – 2 Transfer – 2:47.272)
Finish. #-Name, [Starting Position]
1. 24-Rico Abreu, [2]; 2. 1-10-Jake Brown, [1]; 3. 1-Holly Porter, [3]; 4. 18-Josh Shantz, [4]; 5. 9-Steve Lyons, [5]; 6. 55-Mike Thorne, [7]; 7. 9B-Scott Burk, [6]; 8. 87X-Shone Evans, [8]

B-Feature 3 (10 laps – 2 Transfer – No Time)
Finish. #-Name, [Starting Position]
1. 3G-Dale Gosselin, [4]; 2. 11-Jamie Turner, [6]; 3. 0J-Lynton Jeffrey, [3]; 4. 77X-Alex Hill, [2]; 5. 46-Kevin Pauls, [7]; 6. 16L-Roger Levesque, [5]; 7. 01-Kyle Fraser, [1]; 8. 84-Tyler Rand, [8]

Ackland Insurance Top Gun: Jim Huppunen

Ohsweken Speedway Live Stream
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2019 SEASON
Ohsweken Speedway’s 24th season of weekly Friday Night Excitement features four divisions of racing, including the Kool Kidz-Corr/Pak 360 Sprint Cars, Strickland’s GMC Crate Sprint Cars, Middleport Mechanical Thunder Stocks and HRW Automotive Mini Stocks. Visit www.OhswekenSpeedway.com or call (519) 717-0023 for more information.

About Ohsweken Speedway: Founded in 1996, Ohsweken Speedway is a motorsports complex which includes a 3/8 (0.375) mile clay oval track. The facility is owned by the Styres family, and located in the village of Ohsweken, Ontario, Canada. Ohsweken’s weekly Friday night racing program runs from May to September each year, featuring 360 Sprint Cars, Crate Sprint Cars, Thunder Stocks and Mini Stocks. The season finishes each year with the track’ annual Canadian Sprint Car Nationals. Ohsweken Speedway also hosts weekly Micro Sprint racing on Thursday nights.

OHSWEKEN SPEEDWAY MEDIA
Phone: (519) 717-0023
Email: media@ohswekenspeedway.com
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Ohsweken Speedway thanks the following partners for their support: Ackland Insurance, Arrow Express, Auto Parts Centres, Bradshaw Brothers Fuels, Burger Barn, Case IH O’Neil’s Farm Equipment, Core-Mark International, Corr/Pak Merchandising Inc., Creative Edge Signs & Graphics, EPIC Racewear, Gale’s Auto Aftermarket, Grisdale Racing Products, Hoosier Tire Canada, HRW Automotive, Insta-Insulation/Insta-Panels, Jibs Action Sports, Kool Kidz Ice & Water, McDonald’s Restaurants of Paris & Brantford, Middleport Mechanical, Miska Trailer Factory, Nitro 54 Variety/Club 54 Racing, Pinty’s Delicious Foods, Renway Energy, Rochester Knighthawks, Strickland’s GMC and Victory Gamez

July 25 2019

Abreu Wins First Night of Northern Summer Nationals at Ohsweken

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History > Tour Archive > 2019 > 2019 Results Page > Ohsweken 7/22/2019

Published July 25, 2019

By Tommy Goudge

OHSWEKEN, Ont. (July 22, 2019) – The first night of action at Ohsweken Speedway’s Northern Summer Nationals presented by Burger Barn, Arrow Express, Nitro 54 Variety and Bradshaw Brothers did not disappoint. 143 drivers signed in for action across four divisions, including a star-studded Kool Kidz-Corr/Pak 360 Sprint Car roster which featured Tony Stewart, Christopher Bell, Rico Abreu, and a host of regional racing standouts.

Rico Abreu took the $5,000 USD win in the Kool Kidz-Corr/Pak 360 Sprint Cars feature.

Kool Kidz-Corr/Pak 360 Sprint Cars

Mack DeMan and Dylan Westbrook started on the front row for the 30-lap Kool Kidz-Corr/Pak 360 Sprint Car A-Feature, but Christopher Bell stole the lead exiting turn two after the green flag dropped. Bell’s move was negated, however, when Josh Hansen flipped hard in turn three; Hansen was uninjured, but his car was heavily damaged.

Westbrook took the lead when the race restarted but the sideboard on his top wing began to come apart, which drastically affected the handling on his car. Both DeMan and Bell took advantage and were followed by Rico Abreu, Mark Smith, and Jason Barney, while Westbrook fought valiantly but eventually brought out a yellow flag on lap six. Mark Smith then flipped in turn three to bring out a red flag before the next lap was completed; Smith was uninjured but done for the night.

DeMan held the lead when the race restarted again with Bell following closely behind, while Steve Poirier worked his way into the top five. As DeMan and Bell approached traffic on lap 12, DeMan dove to the bottom groove in turn one in search of racing room. Bell seized the opportunity and drove around the outside to take the lead, and immediately opened a gap on the rest of the field. Bell’s lead was short-lived, however, as he brought out a yellow flag with a flat right rear tire on lap 18. Abreu had just passed Mack DeMan before the yellow flag and inherited the lead for the restart, while Bell restarted at the rear of the field with a new tire and eventually charged back to finish 11th.

Abreu opened a lead when the race restarted, while Poirier got past DeMan and into second. Poirier began to close in on Abreu as the race wound down, but Abreu made a daring three wide move in traffic which essentially sealed the victory. Abreu took the feature win and the guaranteed starting spot in September’s Canadian Sprint Car Nationals A-Feature which went with it. Poirier settled for the runner-up spot followed by DeMan in third, while Tony Stewart made a late charge to finish fourth, and Mitch Brown rounded out the top five.

Holly Porter, Christopher Bell, Mark Smith, Mack DeMan, and Mitch Brown won qualifying heat races for the 50 car field, while Davie Franek, Scott Kreutter, and Denny Peebles won B-Features.

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Kool Kidz-Corr/Pak 360 Sprint Cars (50 Entries)

A-Feature (30 laps – No Time)
Finish. #-Name, [Starting Position]
1. 24-Rico Abreu, [6]; 2. 28FM-Steve Poirier, [7]; 3. 17X-Mack DeMan, [1]; 4. 14-Tony Stewart, [13]; 5. 10-Mitch Brown, [11]; 6. 87-Jason Barney, [8]; 7. 0-Jim Huppunen, [9]; 8. 17M-Max Stambaugh, [26]; 9. 49-Scott Kreutter, [22]; 10. 28F-Davie Franek, [21]; 11. 67X-Christopher Bell, [3]; 12. 35-Jared Zimbardi, [14]; 13. 5JD-Jacob Dykstra, [19]; 14. 1-Holly Porter, [10]; 15. 5D-Shane Ross, [24]; 16. 98-Joe Trenca, [25]; 17. 1-10-Jake Brown, [20]; 18. 77X-Alex Hill, [4]; 19. 3-Denny Peebles, [23]; 20. 0J-Lynton Jeffrey, [17]; 21. 55M-Mark Smith, [5]; 22. 47X-Dylan Westbrook, [2]; 23. 27H-Tom Huppunen, [15]; 24. 79-Jordan Thomas, [12]; 25. 88H-Josh Hansen, [16]; 26. 91-Ryan Turner, [18]
A-Feature Lap Leaders – Mack DeMan (3-11), Christopher Bell (12-17), Rico Abreu (18-30)
Hard Charger – Max Stambaugh +18

Heat Race 1 (8 laps – 4 Transfer – No Time)
Finish. #-Name, [Starting Position]
1. 1-Holly Porter, [1]; 2. 77X-Alex Hill, [10]; 3. 27H-Tom Huppunen, [2]; 4. 88H-Josh Hansen, [5]; 5. 121-Steve Glover, [8]; 6. 3-Denny Peebles, [7]; 7. 46C-Ryan Coniam, [6]; 8. 8-Hannah Ferrell, [3]; 9. 84-Tyler Rand, [9]; 10. 9B-Scott Burk, [4]

Heat Race 2 (8 laps – 4 Transfer – 1:48.604)
Finish. #-Name, [Starting Position]
1. 67X-Christopher Bell, [2]; 2. 28FM-Steve Poirier, [6]; 3. 0J-Lynton Jeffrey, [1]; 4. 5JD-Jacob Dykstra, [3]; 5. 49-Scott Kreutter, [9]; 6. 28F-Davie Franek, [8]; 7. 11-Jamie Turner, [4]; 8. 87X-Shone Evans, [5]; 9. 18-Josh Shantz, [7]; 10. 46-Kevin Pauls, [10]

Heat Race 3 (8 laps – 4 Transfer – No Time)
Finish. #-Name, [Starting Position]
1. 55M-Mark Smith, [3]; 2. 47X-Dylan Westbrook, [5]; 3. 91-Ryan Turner, [1]; 4. 24-Rico Abreu, [10]; 5. 17M-Max Stambaugh, [2]; 6. 15-Dan Nanticoke, [7]; 7. 9-Steve Lyons, [8]; 8. 01-Kyle Fraser, [6]; 9. 28-Jordan Poirier, [4]; 10. 13-Cory Turner, [9]

Heat Race 4 (8 laps – 4 Transfer – 1:49.254)
Finish. #-Name, [Starting Position]
1. 17X-Mack DeMan, [2]; 2. 0-Jim Huppunen, [4]; 3. 35-Jared Zimbardi, [3]; 4. 14-Tony Stewart, [6]; 5. 55-Mike Thorne, [5]; 6. 98-Joe Trenca, [7]; 7. 16L-Roger Levesque, [8]; 8. 68-Aaron Turkey, [1]; 9. 0C-Cole MacDonald, [9]; (DNS) 45-Curtis Gartly

Heat Race 5 (8 laps – 4 Transfer – Time)
Finish. #-Name, [Starting Position]
1. 10-Mitch Brown, [1]; 2. 79-Jordan Thomas, [2]; 3. 87-Jason Barney, [9]; 4. 1-10-Jake Brown, [3]; 5. 5D-Shane Ross, [10]; 6. 18S-Micheal Summers, [5]; 7. 3G-Dale Gosselin, [6]; 8. 67-Pete Richardson, [8]; 9. 79K-Clyde Knipp, [4]; 10. 7-Caleb Wood, [7]

B-Feature 1 (10 laps – 2 Transfer – 2:22.880)
Finish. #-Name, [Starting Position]
1. 28F-Davie Franek, [2]; 2. 5D-Shane Ross, [1]; 3. 79K-Clyde Knipp, [9]; 4. 15-Dan Nanticoke, [3]; 5. 18S-Micheal Summers, [4]; 6. 46C-Ryan Coniam, [5]; 7. 68-Aaron Turkey, [8]; 8. 67-Pete Richardson, [6]; 9. 84-Tyler Rand, [7]; 10. 9B-Scott Burk, [10]

B-Feature 2 (10 laps – 2 Transfer – No Time)
Finish. #-Name, [Starting Position]
1. 49-Scott Kreutter, [1]; 2. 98-Joe Trenca, [3]; 3. 55-Mike Thorne, [2]; 4. 9-Steve Lyons, [4]; 5. 46-Kevin Pauls, [8]; 6. 8-Hannah Ferrell, [7]; 7. 01-Kyle Fraser, [6]; 8. 3G-Dale Gosselin, [5]; 9. 13-Cory Turner, [9]; 10. 45-Curtis Gartly, [10]

B-Feature 3 (10 laps – 2 Transfer – 2:26.833)
Finish. #-Name, [Starting Position]
1. 3-Denny Peebles, [2]; 2. 17M-Max Stambaugh, [3]; 3. 18-Josh Shantz, [7]; 4. 11-Jamie Turner, [5]; 5. 87X-Shone Evans, [6]; 6. 16L-Roger Levesque, [4]; 7. 121-Steve Glover, [1]; 8. 7-Caleb Wood, [9]; 9. 28-Jordan Poirier, [8]; 10. 0C-Cole MacDonald, [10]

Ackland Insurance Top Gun: Alex Hill

July 10 2019

Franek Passes Wolfe Late for Donath MotorWorx Central New York Speedweek Finale Win. Colagiovanni is Named Champion at Utica-Rome Speedway with the Lucas Oil Empire Super Sprints

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History > Tour Archive > 2019 > 2019 Results Page > Utica Rome 7/7/2019

Published July 10, 2019

By MIKE MALLETT

VERNON, NY– Davie Franek wasn’t happy coming into Sunday night with how his 2019 version of Donath MotorWorx Central New York Speedweek presented by Stirling Lubricants has gone. Prior to the Utica-Rome Speedway finale, Franek had just one top five run during the week.

On Sunday night he finally got things turned around. Franek found the right lane at the right time in the 25-lap finale. Coming off a win just two weeks ago in the Cole Cup, Franek made up ground on the inside of the track in the final five laps allowing him to pass both Chuck Hebing and Lucas Wolfe in the closing circuits for his second series win of the 2019 in the E&V Energy / NAPA Auto Parts / Mach 1 Chassis A-Main.

“We sucked here usually,” joked Franek about Utica-Rome. “This is a treat. The Cole Cup a couple weeks ago and then this today. It’s definitely not the Speedweek we wanted. That’s for sure. To go back to (New) Jersey, with a four hour ride, with a win means a lot.”

Paulie Colagiovanni had won three of the first four Speedweek events in 2019. Sunday night ended with a disappointing finish but it was enough to score him first ever Speedweek title.

“Our Speedweek was pretty much flawless until tonight,” cited Colagiovanni. “The car has been hooked up all week. This is definitely a boost in my confidence and lets me know I can hang with the veterans. It means a lot.”

Pennsylvania invader Wolfe opened up the race by taking the lead from the pole starting position. He was out in front when Ryan Harrison took a tumble down the backstretch requiring the red flag. He wasn’t hurt in the incident that also collected Friday night winner Larry Wight.

When the green was displayed again it was Wolfe keeping his car at the front while Hebing looked to mount a challenge. That lasted until lap six when Davie Franek and Colagiovanni got together in the first turn. Colagiovanni stopped necessitating the yellow flag. His night ended there as he went off on the hook.

The green flag came again as Scott Holcomb challenged Hebing for the runner-up spot. He briefly wrestled it away from Hebing on lap seven before Hebing blasted back by him on lap eight to resume his pursuit of Wolfe.

The midway point saw Wolfe and Hebing racing for the lead while Franek began making his charge. At this point he ran fourth in the running order. Just one lap later, Wolfe began encountering slower cars at the tail of the field.

As the laps increased on the scoreboard Hebing closed on Wolfe as he worked traffic with Franek finding the lane on the bottom of the speedway in turns one and two. He was able to make huge gains off the bottom of turn two allowing him to quickly move forward.

Franek took over third on lap 17 and five laps later he drove by Hebing for second as he was continuing to run the cushion.

Franek finally tracked down Wolfe on lap 24. He wasted little time going by as he planted his car on the bottom of the track to take the lead off the second turn. Franek led the final circuit for the victory.

“There was some moisture over there,” stated Franek about his line on the bottom. “The yuke tire got pushed in. I saw Lucas and Chuck were moving around the top and searching. I was just fortunate they didn’t find that yet. I got to Chuck and got by him then I got to Lucas and got by him. He was still on the top.”

Wolfe, fresh off a Pennsylvania Speedweek title and Port Royal Speedway win the previous night, hated to give up the lead late, but he was happy with a podium finish in his second visit to the speedway in 2019.

“Obviously he’s going pretty good here,” stated Wolfe of Franek. “He won the race a few weeks ago and won the race tonight. I had good pace on the top, but I lost it a little bit there somewhere in the last five laps. He just did a good job beating me to the right spot on the race track at the right time. This is still a decent result.”

Hebing earned another podium finish coming across the line in third. Hebing continues to search for his first win of 2019 with the Empire Super Sprints. He’s been close on several occasions.

“I thought at one point I was going to catch the five (Wolfe) there, but he got going,” commented Hebing. “Then Davie came out of nowhere and passed both of us. The fastest car won the race. This was a consistent night for us, but man I want to win.”

Jordan Poirier made the long trek in from Quebec to finish in the fourth spot while two-time and defending Speedweek champion Danny Varin concluded the week with a fifth place finish.

Lucas Oil ESS/Mach 1 Chassis A-Main CNY Speedweek Event #5 Utica-Rome – Davie Franek ($3,000), Lucas Wolfe ($1,500), Chuck Hebing ($1,000), Jordan Poirier ($700), Danny Varin ($530), Billy VanInwegen ($470), Scott Holcomb ($430), Bobby Varin ($420), Shawn Donath ($410), Jonathan Preston ($400), Jason Barney ($360), Matt Tanner ($320), Cory Sparks ($300), Mike Kiser ($300), Dylan Westbrook ($300), Steve Glover ($300), Emily VanInwegen ($300), Kelly Hebing ($300), Jeff Cook ($300), Paulie Colagiovanni ($300), Josh Flint ($100), Denny Peebles ($300), Larry Wight ($300), Ryan Harrison ($300), Tommy Wickham ($300)

Did Not Qualify: Dave Axton, Pete Richardson, Chad Miller

ESS Bonuses:

Stirling Lubricants Barrel of Methanol – Franek $175

Stirling Lubricants Drivers Meeting Draw – Flint $100

E3 Spark Plugs Fast Time – B. VanInwegen, B. Varin, Franek $25

Car Mate Trailers Heats – Sparks, Wolfe, Colagiovanni $25

Around Town Plumbing and Heating Halfway – Wolfe $50

Pinnacle Pole Award – Wolfe $50

Fondations 55 Hard Charger – Franek (10 pos), $50

Lacaillade Masonry B-Main – Donath $50

Ground Control Last Car Lead Lap – Cook $25

Pitre Painting/Cobra Coaches Dash – Tanner ($100), Harrison ($75), B. VanInwegen ($50), Westbrook ($25), Wight ($25), Kiser ($25)

Ashley Lynn Winery Podium – Franek, Wolfe, C. Hebing $10

Hoosier Tire – Miller $200

July 7 2019

Colagiovanni Stays Hot with Donath Motor Worx Night #4 Win at Fulton Speedway with Lucas Oil Empire Super Sprints

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History > Tour Archive > 2019 > 2019 Results Page > Fulton 7/6/2019

Published July 7, 2019

By MIKE MALLETT

FULTON, NY– Paulie Colagiovanni continued his hot streak with the Lucas Oil Empire Super Sprints with another win during Donath MotorWorx Central New York Speedway presented by Stirling Lubricants. Colagiovanni parked his No. 10 in victory lane for the third time in four tries. This time it came at the Fulton Speedway.

Colagiovannia chased down race leader Chuck Hebing and made the pass coming through the final turn to the checkered flag to snag his fourth overall win of the 2019 season in the 25-lap NAPA Auto Parts / Mach 1 Chassis main-event. It was another $3,085 payday for the driver and edged him closer to his first ever Speedweek title.

The redraw was kind to Colagiovanni as the teenager drew the pole for the start of the A-Main. He led the opening circuit before Chuck Hebing went to the top of turns three and four to take over the number one position.

The duo remained together for much of the early go while sixth starting Matt Tanner entered the fray by lap five making it a three-car tussle at the front. They remained nose to tail for the top three positions in the race. Each driver took turns stepping out of line trying to find the fastest lane on the speedway.

“It was tough,” stated Colagiovanni. “Chuck got the jump on me early on. I was just trying to follow him. We talked earlier in the night about the middle lane being the fastest. I was just trying to peddle it the best I could.”

For the moment it remained a three car battle out front. As they challenged one another for the lead, Dylan Westbrook, Danny Varin and Larry Wight where all looking to gain control of the fourth position.

Traffic came into play as the race reached the midway point. Hebing started utilizing the bottom groove with Colagiovanni and Tanner continuing to search the race track for an advantage.

Wight started making his presence felt as he finally cleared Westbrook on lap 16 to move into the fourth. From there the Fulton veteran quickly tracked down the top three entering the fray for the lead by lap 20.

With heavy traffic around the action for the lead intensified as the race wound down. Hebing continued to keep Colagiovanni at bay. That was until the final circuit.

Hebing dove low going into turns three and four behind the slower traffic while Colagiovanni took a shot in the middle. Colagiovanni pulled even with Hebing as they came off of the fourth corner. As they raced to the line Colagiovanni just beat Hebing to the line to pick up the dramatic victory by .007 of a second.

“I knew I was catching him,” cited Colagiovanni. “At the white flag I knew I had a little bit on him. I watched him go to the bottom a couple times. I thought if I kept my momentum up I could get him and it worked out. I didn’t know it would end up being that close.”

Hebing was upset with himself after the race. He gave up too much time getting into the final corner allowing Colagiovanni to just sneak by him as they came to the checkered flag.

“It’s my own fault,” mentioned Hebing. “I slowed down way too much for the lapped cars I came to. I kept trying to hug the bottom. I should have forgot about that and just raced. I slowed myself down a half second and he came back to me. I knew in the car I did it. At the line it was close. He’s having a heck of a year. Second definitely sucks.”

Wight ended up passing Tanner on the final lap as well to put himself on the podium. Wight had a great race car, but the caution free race made it tough to get to the top two after starting as far back as he did.

“We really needed a caution,” said Wight. “I think we had the best car in the field, but we ran out of laps. We wasted a lot of time getting the by the 47x (Westbrook) trying to clear him. Once we got by him we seemed to run the lead pack cars down right away. I would have liked to see a few more laps there.”

Tanner settled for another top five run as he finished in fourth with Westbrook making a rare Empire Super Sprint start to finish in fifth.

The sprint log on night #4 totaled 33 and for the fourth night in a row, the A-Main went green to checkered!

Lucas Oil ESS/Mach 1 Chassis A-Main CNY Speedweek Event #4 Fulton – Paulie Colagiovanni ($3,085), Chuck Hebing ($1,585), Larry Wight ($1,060), Matt Tanner ($700), Dylan Westbrook ($530), Danny Varin ($470), Jason Barney ($430), Billy VanInwegen ($495), Jonathan Preston ($435), Jeff Cook ($600), Davie Franek ($360), Shawn Donath ($345), Joe Trenca ($300), Jordan Poirier ($375), Jeff Trombley ($450), Scott Holcomb ($325), Chad Miller ($300), Sam Reakes IV ($350), Mike Kiser ($300), Ryan Harrison ($300), Parker Evans ($300), Denny Peebles ($325), Kelly Hebing ($300), Josh Pieniazek ($300), Pete Richardson ($450), Emily VanInwegen ($100).

Did Not Qualify: Brett Wright, Kyle Moffit, Josh Flint, Dave Axton, Steve Lyons, Kevin Carlson, John Trenca

ESS Bonuses:

Stirling Lubricants Barrel of Methanol – Holcomb $175

Stirling Lubricants Drivers Meeting Draw – Richardson $100

E3 Spark Plugs Fast Time – Trombley, Preston, Wight, Poirier $25

Car Mate Trailers Heats – Colagiovanni, Donath, Wight, C. Hebing $25

Around Town Plumbing and Heating Halfway – C. Hebing $50

Pinnacle Pole Award – Colagiovanni $50

Fondations 55 Hard Charger – Holcomb (9 pos), $50

Lacaillade Masonry B-Main – Reakes IV $50

Ground Control Last Car Lead Lap – Peebles $25

Pitre Painting/Cobra Coaches Dash – Trombley ($125), B. VanInwegen ($75), Poirier ($50), Richardson ($50)

Ashley Lynn Winery Podium – Colagiovanni, C. Hebing, Wight $10

Hoosier Tire – Cook $200 —

July 6 2019

Larry Wright wins Donath Motor Worx Night #3 at Brewerton Speedway with Lucas Oil Empire Super Sprints

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History > Tour Archive > 2019 > 2019 Results Page > Brewerton 7/5/2019

Published July 6, 2019

By MIKE MALLETT

Lucas Oil ESS/Mach 1 Chassis A-Main CNY Speedweek Event #3 Brewerton – Larry Wight ($3,085), Matt Tanner ($1535), Jordan Poirier ($1035), Denny Peebles ($700), Jason Barney ($955), Danny Varin ($495), Jeff Cook ($505), Paulie Colagiovanni ($495), Billy VanInwegen ($410), Shawn Donath ($400), Joe Trenca ($360), Sammy Reakes IV ($320), Tommy Wickham ($325), Davie Franek ($350), Chuck Hebing ($350), Jonathan Preston ($300), Chad Miller ($300), Emily VanInwegen ($325), Kelly Hebing ($300), Ryan Harrison ($350), Scott Holcomb ($500), Josh Pieniazek ($300), Tyler Rand ($325), Pete Richardson ($100), Dave Axton ($300)

Did Not Qualify: Ryan Conaim, Josh Azzi, Brett Wright, Kyle Moffit, Josh Flint

ESS Bonuses:

Stirling Lubricants Barrel of Methanol – Barney $175

Stirling Lubricants Drivers Meeting Draw – Barney $100

E3 Spark Plugs Fast Time – Cook, Poirier, C. Hebing $25

Car Mate Trailers Heats – Tanner, Wight, Varin $25

Around Town Plumbing and Heating Halfway – Wight $50

Pinnacle Pole Award – Cook $50

Fondations 55 Hard Charger – Barney (8 pos), $50

Lacaillade Masonry B-Main – Harrison $50

Ground Control Last Car Lead Lap – Wickham $25

87 Speed/X1 Race Cars/Cobra Coaches Dash – Barney ($100), Colagiovanni ($75), Franek ($50), C. Hebing ($25), E. VanInwegen ($25), Rand ($25)