Pilkertons Service Center Kids Bike Races: SLM,LM,25 Lap HS Summer Bash, Mods, Strictly Stocks -July 16, 2010

“Quade Romps to Convincing Potomac Late Model Win”
“Rookie Kenny Moreland Collects second LLM Win”
　
Budds Creek, MD- Mechanicsville Md.’s Matt Quade prepared for the upcoming “Three State Flyers” series event next weekend in a big way as he dominated last Friday night’s action at the Potomac speedway.

Ronnie DeHaven Jr. and Deane Guy were the original front row for the start of the event. However, after two aborted starts, Matt Quade found himself on the front row for the start of the 25-lap feature. At the drop of the green, Quade shot into the race lead with Daryl Hills in tow. Hills applied heavy pressure to Quade before retiring from the event on lap-eleven. Seventeen year old Kyle Hardy, who started 11th, then took up the chase and would get close to Quade on several occasions, But Quade was not to be denied as he would score his second Potomac late model feature win of the season piloting his Rocket no.47.

“I cant thank my Dad and all the guy’s on the crew enough.” Quade stated. “The work hard on this race car and the results are starting to show.” A two-hour rain delay in the program drastically changed track conditions. “I think the rain helped us a little.” Said Quade. “There was a nice cushion around the top of the track and I was able to lean on that and keep up my momentum.” Hardy would hang on to second, Dale Hollidge was third, Ronnie DeHaven took fourth and David Williams competed the top-five. Heats went to Williams and Jamie Lathroum.

In the 20-lap limited late model feature Waldorf Md.’s Kenny Moreland scored his second feature win of the season. Moreland drew the pole for the feature and made the most of his good fortune as he would eventually lead every lap of the event. Eighth starting Kyle Lear took runner-up honors on the last lap, while Ed Pope settled for third, current point leader Derrick Quade was fourth and Winchester regular Leon Lloyd rounded out the top-five. Tommy Wagner Jr. won the heat.

In other action Eric Erwin rolled to his second win of the season in the 20-lap modified feature, Rusty Alton captured his first win of the season in the 25-lap championship event for the hobby stocks and John Hardesty annexed his second win of the season in the 20-lap strictly stock feature.

Budweiser Super Late Models:

1.       Matt Quade, 2. Kyle Hardy, 3. Dale Hollidge, 4. Ronnie Dehaven Jr, 5. David Williams, 6. Jamie Lathroum, 7. Allan Brannon, 8. Jeff Pilkerton, 9. Deane Guy, 10. Roland Mann, 11. Darryl Hills, 12. Barry Lear Sr

Carruth & Son Concrete Late Models:

1.       Kenny Moreland, 2. Kyle Lear, 3. Derick Quade, 4. Ed Pope, 5. Leon Lloyd, 6. Tommy Wagner, 7. Chappy Knack, 8. Chuck Cox,(DNS: Paul Cursey, P.J. Hatcher)

Marshall & Associates Insurance Modifieds:

1.       Eric Erwin, 2. Tony Garber, 3. Russell Erwin, 4. Dan Arnold, 5. Tony Quade, 6. Robbie Kramer, 7. Renee Weeks, 8. Lance Grady, 9. Chris Arnold

Sport Clips Hobbystocks

1.       Rusty Alton, 2. Jimmy Randall, 3. Josh Dotson, 4. Don Breach, 5. Jeremy Wicks, 6. Jimmy Suite, 7. John Latham, 8. John Burch, 9. Jerry Deason

Double J Grafx Strictly Stocks:

1.       John Hardesty, 2. Alton Bowie, 3. Ray Bucci, 4. Ed Pope Sr, 5. Shane Roloff, 6. Justin Gilroy, 7. Larry Fuchs, 8. Nabil Guffey, 9. Buddy Dunagan, 10. Bob Kolbe, 11. JJ Silvious, 12. Greg Morgan, 13. Darrell Battle, 14. Jonathan Raley, 15. Austin Darling, 16. Danny Woods (DNS: Troy Kassiris)
   
 

 

 
ARCHIVED RESULTS
  
4-9
5-7
5-14
5-21
5-28
6-4
6-11
6-25