The Morning Tour Sold Out in 3 Hours; RSVP for the Afternoon Tour Today!INDIANAPOLIS, Tuesday, Oct. 29, 2019 – The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum’s popular Shop Tour Series wraps up the 2019 schedule with a visit to one of the most successful and storied teams of modern IndyCar Series racing: Andretti Autosport, on Thursday, Nov. 21. The VIP IMS Museum members-only tour, scheduled for the morning, sold out just three hours after opening on Oct. 29. However, seats remain available for the afternoon tour (1:30-4 p.m. ET), which is open to current IMS Museum members and future members. A perennial powerhouse in the NTT IndyCar Series and a five-time Indianapolis 500-winning franchise, Andretti Autosport is led by Michael Andretti, the 1991 CART IndyCar series champion and 1984 Indianapolis 500 co-rookie of the year. He’s the father of current NTT IndyCar Series driver Marco Andretti and the son of 1969 “500” winner Mario Andretti. After a distinguished driving career that saw him nearly win the “500” several times, Michael has, as a car owner, enjoyed the traditional sip of milk in Victory Circle with drivers Dan Wheldon (2005), Dario Franchitti (2007), Ryan Hunter-Reay (2014), Alexander Rossi (2016) and Takuma Sato (2017). The team has earned four NTT IndyCar Series championships, and Andretti Autosport also fields teams in the Indy Lights Presented by Cooper Tires Championship, the Pirelli GT4 Americas series, ABB FIA Formula-E Championship, and the Australian Supercar Championship. Additional tour details are available on the IMS Museum’s Shop Tour Series page: https://indyracingmuseum.org/special-events/shop-tours/ To make your reservation for this unforgettable behind-the-scenes experience, contact Kelly Hartman at the IMS Museum at (317) 492-6568 or khartman@brickyard.com.***About the IMS Museum: The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum is home to one of the world’s premier motorsports and automobile collections, with a focus on the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and its role as a global icon of sporting tradition and innovation. Located inside the famed 2.5-mile IMS oval, the Museum is open 363 days a year (closed Thanksgiving and Christmas). It is operated by the IMS Foundation, a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization which relies on support from admissions, tours, sponsorships, annual memberships and foundation grants for operations, education-al programming, restoration and preservation efforts and exhibits. For more information on the IMS Museum, please visit www.indyracingmuseum.org, contact the Museum at vvv317-492-6784, or find us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube and LinkedIn. Source: : Eric Powell, Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum, (317) 492-6748,

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(Stafford Springs, CT)—After running the Sportsman division at Waterford from 2016-2018, Plainville, CT native Adrien Paradis, III came to Stafford for 2019 to try his hand in the Street Stock division.  The driver of the #19 CSB Communications Chevrolet had never previously raced at Stafford but proved that lack of experience wouldn’t be an issue recording a 7^th place finish in his first start.  From there, Paradis finished all but one of this season’s 20 Street Stock races in the top-10, cruising to R.A.D. Auto Machine Rookie of the Year honors over Marvin Minkler.

“I missed out on winning rookie of the year when I first started racing at Waterford, so that was one of our main goals for the season,” said Paradis.  “It’s a pretty cool feeling.  I think we went above and beyond our expectations for this season, especially being our first year at Stafford.  Originally we wanted to finish in the top-10 in points and we ended up finishing fifth.  We certainly would have liked to be on the podium a little more than we were, but Stafford is a tough track and it was a totally different driving style than what I was used to, so there was a lot of learning on my part this year.  I really have to thank my entire crew, my parents, Mike Davis, Joe Brockett, and I wouldn’t have been able to do anything without my sponsors CSB Communications, Midstate Air Compressor, KCM, Auto Glass Specialists, and East Coast Packaging.”

With having never previously raced at Stafford, getting to grips with the Stafford half-mile layout was Paradi’s biggest challenge during his rookie campaign.  Paradis had to adjust from the tight confines of Waterford to deal with the longer straightaways at Stafford. In addition to a different track layout the driver of the #19 car had to learn how to race with a restrictor plate which has been used for years in Stafford’s Street Stock and Dare Stock division. After running one full season with a restrictor plate, Paradis may have an advantage entering 2020, as the restrictor plate has been removed from the Street Stock rulebook.

“I think the driving style was the biggest thing for me to adapt to this season,” said Paradis.  “At Waterford, you can drive a lot deeper into the corners where at Stafford you have to back the corner up and let the car roll for a lot longer.  I was overdriving the car into the corners and with the restrictor plate that really hurt us coming off the corner.  With the restrictor plate on the car, any little mistake you make gets amplified because you don’t have the power to overcome it.  I can’t wait for next season with the restrictor plates coming off the cars.”

Paradis’ best finish this season was a third place finish on August 23, his lone podium finish of the season.  With a full season’s worth of experience under his belt, Paradis is excited to get back on track in 2020 and fight for more podium finishes and his first career win.

“I think we’ll be ahead of the game for the start of next season,” said Paradis.  “We changed our setup to try a couple different things at the end of the season to try to get ready for next season and see how the car would react.  Hopefully we can be up front every week and put the car in victory lane.  Our main goal is going to be to win a race or two next season.  I think we have things figured out for the most part and I have a great setup guy so it’s all going to come down to me as the driver.  Obviously I’d love to win the championship next year but if we can go a couple spots better than we were this year and finish in the top-3 in points, that would be good for us.”

With Paradis establishing that he can be a consistent runner this season with 19 top-10 finishes in 20 starts, he will be looking to carry over his consistency to next season and combine his consistency with his year of experience at Stafford to be front runner every week.

“This season was awesome for us,” said Paradis.  “We were pretty fast right off the trailer at the first race and we managed to have consistent finishes with no major wrecks that caused damage to the car.  I think we showed this year that consistent finishes will keep you towards the top and consistency along with winning some races is what is going to win the championship.”

Paradis will officially be crowned the 2019 Street Stock R.A.D. Auto Machine Rookie of the Year at the 50^th Annual Stafford Speedway Champion’s Awards Banquet, scheduled for Friday, November 15 at Maneeley’s in South Windsor.  Tickets to the awards banquet are $50 and are on sale now.  Tickets can be ordered by calling the track at 860-684-2783 or they can be ordered online at www.staffordspeedway.com.

source: Scott Running/Stafford Speedway PR

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Entry fee for this event is $50, passenger fee is $25, and pit fee will be $20. General admission for the grandstands will be $12 for adults over 12 yrs old $10 for Seniors & Military $8, and kids under 12 are free. Post time will be 2pm on Saturday, January 18th, and a severe weather make-up date has been scheduled for Saturday, January 25th at 2pm. For more information on this event and others, please visit our Facebook Page. Riverside Speedway is located on 78 Craggy Road in Groveton, New Hampshire. If you have any questions on the 2020 Winter Blast 100, our email is riversidegroveton@gmail.com. 

FOR INFO CALL MIKE HUMPHREY @ 207-432-7714 

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CORNISH, ME 04020 

Source: Riverside Speedway

Source: Hudson Speedway

Setfor November 16th at the Fireside Inn West Lebanon NH

Tickets going fast

Remember must purchase tickets and be at the banquet to be eligible for any awards and contingencies. 
If you are coming with someone else you must have them note on order form so I know you are there
All drivers are welcome, and will be recognized and win door prize

We will be celebrating the following in each division:
Top 10 DIRTcar Sabil & Sons Sportsman Modifieds
Top 10 DIRTcar Wells River Chevrolet Sportsman Coupes
Top 10 USAC DMA Midgets
Top 5 CA Miller Limited Late Models
Top 10 Peanuts Auto Four Cylinders
Top 5 WYKR Sprint Cars of New England
Top 5 Mike Estrada State Farm 4/6 Cylinder Enduro

Ticket orders must be received by 10/26 NO walk-ins. 
We look forward to seeing you all there!

Source: Bear Ridge Speedway

Saturday Nov 16th we will be holding general informational meetings for all 2020 weekly divisions. We will hold them at the American Legion at 119 Broad Street in Claremont NH. Again these are NOT rules meetings. these are meetings to keep you all informed as to the direction and what to expect for the 2020 season. Please only attend the class that you participate in only. Thank you and we look forward to seeing you all there. The schedule is posted below. Pure Stocks 9:00 to 9:45 Six Shooters 9:45 to 10:15 Mini Stocks 10:15 to 10:45 Street Stocks 10:45 to 11:30 LMS 12:30 to 1:30 Modifieds 1:30 to 2:30

Source: Claremont Motorsports Park

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Hackel1.jpg: Rensselaer, N.Y.’s Bobby Hackel will officially be crowed the King of Dirt Racing Crate Modified Series champion on January 25 in Rutland, Vermont.  (KOD Media photo)

Tremont.jpg: West Sand Lake, N.Y.’s Kenny Tremont Jr. will collect his record 10th Devil’s Bowl Speedway track championship on January 25 in Rutland, Vermont.  (Alan Ward photo)

Devil’s Bowl special award nominees announced

RUTLAND, Vt. – The on-track action has ended, but the 2019 stock car racing season still has one more event remaining: The Banquet of Champions. Devil’s Bowl Speedway and the King of Dirt Racing Series (KOD) will come together to celebrate their respective champions, top drivers, and special award winners on Saturday, January 25, 2020, at the Holiday Inn Rutland-Killington in Rutland, Vermont.

Track champions will officially be crowned in each Devil’s Bowl Speedway division, led by Kenny Tremont Jr., who earned his record-extending 10^th Devil’s Bowl title in the Pepsi Sportsman Modified class.  Fourth-generation driver Bobby Hackel will collect the honors for his first KOD Crate Modified Series championship.

Four first-time Devil’s Bowl champions will also walk across the stage with Johnny Bruno in the O’Reilly Auto Parts Limited Sportsman division, Scott FitzGerald in the Super Stocks, Craig Kirby in the Mini Stocks, and rookie Evan Roberts in the Friend Construction 500cc Mini Sprints.

Top eligible point finishers in each Devil’s Bowl division and the Top 10 KOD drivers will also receive awards and point fund checks. Will Hull will also be recognized for his second Devil’s Bowl 360 Sprint Car championship, which he won during the four-race summer mini-series for the Sprint Cars of New England tour.

The KOD tour will name the winners of its annual special awards including Driver of the Year, Newcomer of the Year, Most Popular Driver, and the prestigious Hall of Honors, while other annual Devil’s Bowl laurels to be presented include Rookies of the Year, the Dedication Award, the Award of Excellence, and the eighth annual John Bruno Award – the track’s highest honor.

Devil’s Bowl Speedway has named a total of 39 nominees for its annual Sportsmanship and Most Improved Driver awards.  Up to six drivers in each of the five weekly divisions are nominated by track officials, with the winning drivers decided by a vote of their peers.  The Sportsmanship Award goes to a driver who displays a consistent commitment to competitiveness, fairness, and respect.  The Most Improved Driver Award is given to someone in who has made noticeable progress in their on-track competitiveness.

Seventeen of the 39 drivers are nominated in both categories for their respective divisions including Sportsman Modified drivers Tanner Siemons, Marty Kelly III, and 2019 Rookie of the Year Joey Roberts.

Also appearing on the ballot for both awards are Limited Sportsman racers Bruno, Matt Bilodeau and Anthony Ryan; Super Stock drivers Ronnie Alger, Cam Gadue, and Mark Norris; Mini Stock pilots Kirby, Jake Barrows, Katrina Bean, and David Sartwell-Cornell; and 500cc Mini Sprint runners Samantha Mulready, Alyza McKeighn, Mia Koponen, and Kevin Smith.

The Banquet of Champions will be held on Saturday, January 25 at the Holiday Inn Rutland-Killington in Rutland, Vt.; doors open at 5:00 p.m., and awards begin at 6:00 p.m. Tickets are $50 each, or $30 for kids age 12 and under. Ticket orders and special award voting ballots are due by Friday, January 17.  For more information, visit www.DevilsBowlSpeedwayVT.com or www.KingofDirtRacing.com, or call (802) 265-3112.

Pepsi Sportsman Modified Division Special Award Nominees:

SPORTSMANSHIP: Frank Hoard III, Marty Kelly III, Joey Roberts, Jim Ryan, Tanner Siemons, Wayne Stearns

MOST IMPROVED: Justin Comes, Mike Fisher, Marty Kelly III, Joey Roberts, Tanner Siemons, Brent Warren

O’Reilly Auto Parts Limited Sportsman Division Special Award Nominees:

SPORTSMANSHIP: Matt Bilodeau, Johnny Bruno, James Hanson, Shawn Phelps, Anthony Ryan

MOST IMPROVED: Matt Bilodeau, Johnny Bruno, Marty Hutchins, Anthony Ryan, Dave Snow, Anthony Warren

Super Stock Division Special Award Nominees:

SPORTSMANSHIP: Ronnie Alger, Andrew FitzGerald, Scott FitzGerald, Cam Gadue, Mark Norris

MOST IMPROVED: Ronnie Alger, Cam Gadue, Mark Norris, Kaleb Shepard

Mini Stock Division Special Award Nominees:

SPORTSMANSHIP: Jake Barrows, Katrina Bean, Scott Cowdrey, Craig Kirby, Willie Rice, David Sartwell-Cornell

MOST IMPROVED: Jake Barrows, Katrina Bean, Craig Kirby, T.J. Knight, David Sartwell-Cornell, Tim Simonds

Friend Construction 500cc Mini Sprint Division Special Award Nominees:

SPORTSMANSHIP: Jack Koponen, Mia Koponen, Alyza McKeighan, Samantha Mulready, Evan Roberts, Kevin Smith

MOST IMPROVED: Kamden Duffy, Mia Koponen, Alyza McKeighan, Shawn McPhee, Samantha Mulready, Kevin Smith

Source: : Justin St. Louis/Media Director Devil’s Bowl Speedway

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Gate opens 6pm Frida yCapeway Rovers M/C Middleboro, MA 3D RacingMoto Bash 2019 NCSC & NEMX  Monster Energy Nov 2nd & 3rd Come Challenge Pro Riders Nick Gaines,Ben Nelko, Chris Wisniewski and James Harrington Racing Saturday & Sunday 2 Moto FormatTrophies each Day No 1 Day Membership 250A & 450A Highest Payout in New England Bigger Than NESC Bigger Than the Triple Crown compare the charts Open A – 30+ A – 40+ A50% Payback every Race “21st Century Racing Facility”My Laps Scoring Ambulance on site Plenty of Parking Air Conditioned/Heated Eat In Restaurant Breakfast & Lunch Menu Real Bathrooms”No Porta Potties” Weather Best Racing of the Season“Not too Hot Not Too Cold”Mid 50’s Stop by the 3D RACING Transporter and see Nick Gaines and Ben Nelko the Teams  Pro Riders 3D Racing will be doing the Moto Bash cookout and bonfire Saturday after Racing. With Steve Morris and friends. Be sure to try one of the Karcher pressure washers in the bike wash area. 3D Racing will have one of the Moduline vans there so you can check out the Aluminum cabinets for all your work or moto van needs. There will be side by side racing 2 Moto’s each day. Pat from PAT EDWARDS ELECTRIC has put up $1,000 per day for the pay out in the open class side by side race $ 500 for 1st $350 for 2nd and $150 for 3rd. 3D Racing has $ 750 IN GIFT CARDS from PLYMOUTH COUNTY POWER SPORTS to give away. We would like to thank everyone that helped make this happen. 3D RACING, MODULINE Aluminum Cabinets, KARCHER PRESSURE WASHERS, LYNCH and CONBOY INS., BETTENCOURTS, HANK ZION AUTO SALVAGE, PLYMOUTH COUNTY POWERSPORTS, BUMPER TO BUMPER, PILGRAM POWER SPORTS, ZUCCO ELECTRIC, STEVE MORRIS, PETES CYCLE AND SLED, HUTCH MOTORSPORT, CYCLE PRO’S Haunted Kitchen Friday Nov 1st Monster Energy Sat Nov 2nd Hoosier Tire Sunday Saturday night Movie Night Free Popcorn Giveaway’s Saturday & Sunday Who Likes Free Stuff??? Drawings both Day’s in the Kitchen Dealer gift cards Bettencourts, C Cycle Central, Mass Power Sports, Hutch Motorsports,Monty’s Harley David- son,Pilgrim Powersports Plymouth County Powersports. Restaurant Gift Cards Damien’s Hanson, MAGIARDINO’S Abington, MA, Happy Dragon Halifax, MA, The Brook Kitchen & Tap Holbrook, MA, Tommy Doyle’s @ Sidelines, Brockton, MA                                           RaffleRaffle Tickets $1 Ea. 6/$5 Drawing 11/3 In Kitchen To Benefit Boys & Girls Club Kawasaki Bike Stand and outdoor Work Mat Special Thanks to Central Mass Powersports Contact: Al Colella for all your Moto needs 978-429-3000  Contingency Saturday Husqvarna – Honda Sunday Husqvarna – Honda NO STARTING ANY MACHINES BEFORE 9AM Upon Entering the Property Everyone in your Vehicle musthave wristband on before pulling away from the Entrance Race Sign-up Riders Meeting 8:45am Saturday & Sunday Sign up for Saturday $35 per class Mechanics pass $5 weekendFriday Night 6pm- 7pm Saturday 7am-9am Sign up for Sunday $35 per class Saturday During the Day Sunday 7am-9am Gate Opens Friday Night 6-10pm $30 per person under 4 free Saturday 6:30am – 10pm $30 per person under 4 free, $15 after 1pm cutoffs Saturday Night by 6 pm with $30 Wristband no exceptions $15 refund           Sunday Gate opens 6:30am $15 per person under 4 free All Entries $35 per Class No 1 Day All Welcome Mechanics Pass $5 NO STARTING ANY MACHINES BEFORE 9AM Golf Carts/ Medical Carts$10 weekend golf cart license – must be a licensed driver to operate and register a golf cart Medical Licenses Free -Register at Sign up. ONLY Golf carts/Side by Sides/UTV’s are allowed to be registered as pit vehicles. Please be respect- ful to all in attendance while using pit vehicles. No racing or reckless driving will be tolerated!! NO EXCUSES!! Violators will have their permit revoked and no refund will be given. PIT BIKES/SCOOTERS ARE NOT ALLOWED TO BE USED AS PIT VEHICLES!!! YOUR RACE BIKES CAN ONLY BE RIDDEN TO AND FROM THE GATE to your PIT1ST  GEAR AT WALKING SPEED!!  My Laps Transponder Rental will be $20 Saturday with Credit Card or $200 Cash as collateral plus $10 for Each Holder. Not Racing Sunday $10 Refund on Transponder rented for Saturday RacingThe deposit will be refunded upon return, Holder rental return will receive Track Bucks NO BICYCLE RIDING ON RACE DAY EVER!!! NO DOGS ON THE TRACK EVER!!! No one other than track personnel allowed on the track for any reason .If your rider falls do not go on the track If looking for a second class to Ride :50cc 4-6 & 7-8 = 50cc Open,65cc 7-9 & 10-11 = 65 Open,85cc 9-11 & 12-15 = Supermini,125 Youth ABC & 250 A-B-C & 450 A-B-C = Open A-B-C.250-2 Strokes are allowed in the 250/450/Open Class250-4 Strokes are allowed in the 250/Open Classes250-2 Strokes are not allowed in the Youth Class 85cc Maximum Wheel size not to exceed:17” Front 14” Rear no Big Wheels allowed.  We are not equipped to handle your waist oil or old tires so please take them with you.The D.E.P. has rules we must all follow about these materials so please do your part. MOTO MOM T Shirts available in cafeteria $18 Capeway Classic T’s Capeway Rovers T’s Capeway Rovers Hoodies Capeway Rovers Sweatshirts Available @ Sign up Saturday RACE ORDER 50cc Open125 Youth A/B/C40 A/B/C65cc 7-9/10-11250 A/B/CSupermini50cc 4-6 / 7-8Open A/B/C65cc Open30+ A/B/CWomen / 50+85cc 9-11/12-15450 A/B/C Side x Side Sunday RACE ORDER Sunday 50cc 4-6 / 7-8250 A/B/C65cc Open Women / 50+30+ A/B/C85cc 9-11/12-15450 A/B/C50cc Open125 Youth A/B/C40 A/B/C65cc 7-9/10-11Open A/B/CSuperminiSide x Side Check final race order after practice!!!!!!!!!! 2019 NCSC Schedule;NCSC FALLNov-2 Sat NCSC/NEMX MOTO BASH CAPEWAY ROVERS M/C Nov-3 Sun NCSC/NEMX MOTO BASH CAPEWAY ROVERS M/C Nov-10 Sun NCSC CAPEWAY ROVERS M/CNov-24 Sun NCSC CAPEWAY ROVERS M/C

CAPEWAY ROVERS M/C | P O BOX 2304, ABINGTON, MA 02351

By Kyle Souza, Thompson Speedway Motorsports Park 

THOMPSON, Conn. — Back in 1971, family favorite Willy Wonka The Chocolate Factory was released as a movie. In that same year, Don Hoenig’s original flea market and swap meet took place at Thompson Speedway Motorsports Park in Connecticut. 

The event has grown to the largest automotive Swap Meet in the entire Northeast, where race teams, fans and more come together for three straight days. The 48^th annual Flea Market and Swap Meet returns to Thompson this weekend, November 1-3, and is a can’t miss event. 

You can find race cars for sale, tools, tires, and even vendors that will have something completely outside of racing – like a winter jacket or pair of shoes. The event is truly a one-of-a-kind for anyone in the Northeast to head into the cold winter months with a perfect purchase. Race teams could assemble most of a car by selecting different parts from different vendors, while race fans might even be able to purchase a throwback t-shirt. 

“The Swap Meet is one of the most important events we have at Thompson each year,” Terry Eames, the General Manager of Thompson Speedway Motorsports Park, said. “We are looking forward to welcoming vendors and fans from across the Northeast for a full weekend.” 

Any vendors who wish to attend the Swap Meet should plan for spots that are 30 feet long by 15 feet wide. Vendors may elect to setup on Friday from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. for a charge of $25 extra per space, which will allot vendors the opportunity to get preferred choice on parking. On Saturday and Sunday, spaces vendor registration opens at 5 a.m., and is in a first-come, first-serve format. 

Vendor passes for Saturday and Sunday only are $75, while those who show on Friday will pay a total of $100 for three days. 

Anyone coming to the event as a fan can enter for a general admission price of $12 per day, meaning it will cost just $36 for a total of three days. If fans show up for just one day, they will only be charged the $12 price. Any kids 12 and under are free. 

General admission is open from 10-8 p.m. on Friday, 7-5 p.m. on Saturday and 7-5 p.m. on Sunday.  

Kyle Souza

Director of Public Relations

Thompson Speedway Motorsports Park

SUNDAY, OCT. 20th

Spectator Drags Division A – Presented by Turn 4 Automotive and Performance: 1. Ben Lahey, 2. Robert Hill Spectator Drags Division B: 1.Jeremy Burnett, 2. Mike Parker Enduro: 1. 7x Kyle Hewins, 2. 19 Travis Lovejoy, 3. 43 Eric Blanchette, 4. 81 Kevin Sherman, 5. 8x Josh Knoll, 6. 34 Roger Bradstreet, 7. 76 Nathan Haley, 8. 75 Rocky Cotton, 9.4——,10. 13 Mike Evens, 11. 77 Peter Kolbe, 12. 23 Ryan Bradstreet, 13. 94 Robert Flaherty, 14. 4x Bob Anderson, 15. 99 Michael Phillips, 16. 08 Shauna Randall, 17. 10 Chris White, 18. 7 Darryl Quinlan, 19. 88x Nick Hoyt, 20. 9x Josh Dube, 21. 88 Anthony Spear, 22. 89 Kyle Curtis, 23. 16 Martin Buck, 24. 30 Jake Jeffery, 25. 54x Johnathan Baldwin, 26. 28 Josh Toothaker, 27. 00 Monica Wildes, 28. 54 Dave Bouchard, 29. 20 Anthony Giggey, 30. 98 Kurt Whiting ,31. 16x Ben Thurston, 32. 07 Jeremy Guptil, 33. 1x  Kyle Gray, 34. 72 Dave Thurlow, 35.  24 Jim Bradstreet, 36. 87 Travis Verrill, 37. 97 Shannon Judd, 38. 71 Donny Silva, 39. 44 David Cook, 40. 14x Adam O’Neil, 41. 86 Ernest Bowie, 42. 84 Anthony Guido, 43. 56 Chris Foster, 44. 1——, 45. 92 Conrad Tarr, 46. Emit Hoyt, 47. 22 Dominick Knowlton, 48. 2 Tazz Lavoie, 49. 12 Jason Macneil, 50. 9 Curtis Brown, 51. 11 Cam Childs, 52. 09 Nick Odgen, 53. 420 John Iadarola, 54. 59 Brett Rich, 55. 39 Kayla Marston, 56. 93 Taylor Burtotta, 57. 148 Donnie Smith, 58. 91Jamie Heath, 59. 33 Zachary Mcgrath, 60. 62 Storm Ellis, 61. 3 Charles Hunt, 62. 8 Noah Mcgrath, 63. 3x Greg Randall, 64. 29 Josh Woren, 65. 04 Brandon Varney, 66. 64 Domanik Martin, 67. 18 Dustin Salley, 68.15 Austin Child Flagpole Race: 1. 34 Roger Bradstreet, 2.8 Jason Cyr, 3. 56 Chris Foster, 4. 43 Eric Blanchette, 5. 86 Ernest Bowie Smokey Donuts: 1.Kris Merrill, 2. Doug Dixon, 3. George Dunn 4 Cylinder Figure 8s: 1. 18 Dustin Salley, 2. 8 Jason Cyr, 3. 9 Josh Dube, Outlaws: 1. 21 Richard Spaulding, 2. 16 Johnathon Emerson, 3.1 Brandon Varney, 4. 07 Rick Thompson. 5. 4 Calab Emerson-Mains, 6. 29 Dean Hanscom, 7. 39 Gerard Freve, 8. 72 Deanna Bisbee, 9. 73 Matt Hodadon, 10. 8 Jim Duguay, 11. 27 John Lizotte, 12. 21x Todd Bisbee, 13. 30 Matthew Veinott, 14. 74 Richard Thompson Jr, 15.10 David Savoie, 16. 25 Jenna Bisbee, 17. 28x Derik Berman Ladies:1. 3 Shelby Shurtleff, 2. 25 Jenna Webster, 3. 8 Betty Nelson, 4. 16 Chloe Kiley, 5. 01 Mckalla Pulk, 6. 72 Deanna Bisbee, 7. 44 Annie Chartier Sport Trucks: 1. 9 Ryan Farrar, 2. 17 Chuck Estes, 3. 16 Derrick Drown, 4. 05 Rick Dobson, 5. 74 Josh Curtis Rebels: 1. 69 John Childs, 2. 44 Dana Cook, 3. 11 Cam Childs, 4. 19 Matt Mahar, 5. 71 Chris Foster, 6. 6 David Getchell, 7. 12 Chris Lavanway, 8. 56 Addie McDaniel, 9. 9 Nick Odgen, 10. 84 Doug Degroat, 11. 69x Adam Warnock, 12. 50 AJ Smith, 13. 04 Caleb Proctor, 14. 34 Grady Dorherty, 15.6c Cody Childs, 16. 21 Ralph Green, 17. 30 Nathan Williams,18. 07 Doug Churchhill, 19. 08 Jeremy Farr Cruisers: 1. 72 Phil Knowlton, 2. 28 William Barker, 3. 33 Brian Hiscock, 4. 47 Ernest Bowie

Source: Oxford Plains Speedway