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Wiscasset2013logoBy Lisa Maguire

The Northeast Mini Stock Tour made its one and only appearance this year in Maine at the Wiscasset Speedway last Saturday night. Under the bright lights, thirty-one cars raced in an action packed fifty lap feature.

Starting the lineup were heat winners Mike Mason in an Acura Integra No. 51, the No. 33 driven by Matt Sonnhalter, and Shawn Swallow driving the No. 04. In what proved to be a close-quarter race, leader changes at the start were swift. Sonnhalter drifted back in the pack. Car No. 53 driven by Glen Thomas wove through traffic and took second place, George Fortin in his No. 9. advanced from sixth place to third.

Five laps into the race, a caution was thrown when Mason slowed on the front stretch, then went off the track on turn one. Swallow became race leader. Thomas and Fortin were close behind, looking for the lead. This track order did not last long as Thomas was unable to keep up, and Fortin passed him in lap six. No. 88 driven by Emerson Cayer was proving to be a force on the field, and advanced to fifth from his eleventh place start.
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Wiscasset2013logoWiscasset Speedway Rained Out

An overcast rainy day at the Speedway last Saturday caused the races to be cancelled. Racers were on hand and the track had been dried, but yet another round of rainfall began. Ken Minott, track promoter, said, “We wanted to give the guys who came here an opportunity to race, and we thought we had a small window to get the show in, but we were rained out.”

The Strictly Streets and Late Model Sportsman classes are rescheduled to next week, May 18, 2013. They will join the group one line up of racing divisions: Prostock, Super Stock, New England 4-Cylinder Prostock, and Thunder 4’s. The featured race of the week will be a North East Mini Stock Tour 50 lap event. This is the only appearance the NE Mini Stock Tour will make in Maine this season. Outlaw Mini and Mini truck groups are going to be made up at a later date.
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Wiscasset2013logoJOSH BAILEY NOTCHES FIRST CAREER WIN AT WISCASSET

By Lisa Maguire

This week saw Josh Bailey of Wiscasset score his first career win at the Wiscasset Speedway. Bailey leapt to the lead and left the pack behind him during the 25 lap Super Stock race. Car No. 05 driven by James Osmond and Adam Chadbourne in the No. 1, jockeyed for second position during the opening lap. On turn three Chadbourne passed Osmond on the outside. Osmond was unable to maintain his momentum and then allowed Bobby Mesimer in the No. 3 to overtake him in turn one of the following lap.

There was a caution in lap nine after Nate Yeaton in No. 27 slid onto the infield on the backstretch. There was a scramble for position after the restart. Bailey quickly moved to the lead once again. Mesimer tracked down Chadbourne, looking for an opportunity to pass. His chance came in lap eleven, and he passed Chadbourne on the inside on turn three. In lap twelve, Chadbourne and Osmond tangled on the back stretch. Osmond went to the pit with right front end damage. With no more cautions, the race quickly concluded with Bailey, driving the No. 2, in first. Once in victory lane, Bailey said, “I struggled bad last race, but this week makes up for it.” Second went to Mesimer, and 2013 two time Wiscasset Super Stock winner, Adam Chadbourne, placed third.

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WISCASSET SPEEDWAY TOP 5 FINISH MAY, 4, 2013

SUPER STOCK

#Z Josh Bailey, Wiscasset
#3 Bobby Mesimer, Wiscasset
#1 Adam Chadbourne, Woolwich
#48 Dan Nessmith, Wiscasset
#27 Nate Yeaton, Woolwich


THUNDER 4’S

#91 Jamie Heath, Waterford
#31 Leandra Marten, Richmond
#10 Mike Delaney, Richmond
#05 Gerard Cote, Oxford

PRO STOCKS

#X Jeff Burgess, Oakland
#0 Bill Penfold, Yarmouth
#17 Chris Thorne, Sidney
#3 Corey Walker, New Vinyard
#39 John Rideout, Washington

NEW ENGLAND 4-CYLINDER PROSTOCKS

#7 Brad Zahensky, Bow, NH
#12 David Patten, Westbrook
#54 Mike Swett, Farmingdale
#6 Travis Dunbar, Lisbon
#14 Bob Patten, Westbrook

SPECTATOR DRAG

Forest Peasley, Jefferson
Cory Creamer, Randolf

morgan vlOXFORD, Maine – In the long run, Corey Morgan figured track time under race conditions was going to be a lot more valuable than countless practice runs in the lead-up to the season.

The Lewiston, Maine, racer made that theory count in the short-term, too – winning both the Strictly Street feature at Wiscasset Speedway last Saturday and then following it up by winning the Outlaw Sportsman feature at Oxford Plains Speedway on Sunday in the same car.
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STRICTLY STREET (30 LAPS)

#26 Corey Morgan, Lewiston
#5 Guy Childs Sr., Turner
#32 Tasha Dyer, Arrowsic
#39 Jerry Freve, Buckfield
#13 Chuck Grey, Wiscasset
#06 Zac Poland, Woolwich
#66 Phil Main, Boothbay
#56 Thomas Smith, Boothbay

LATE MODEL SPORTSMAN (35 LAPS)

#09 Darin Ripley, Appleton
#04 TJ Watson, Cundy’s Harbor
#14 Bryan Robbins, Montville
#8 Steve Reno, West Bath
#5 Bill Pinkham, Wiscasset
#7 Nick Reno, West Bath
#27 Doug Coombs, Livermore
#28 Steve Minott, Windham
#03 Mike Orr, Wiscasset
#33 Ed Tyler, Farmington
#00 Alex Waltz, Walpole
#34 Tyler Robbins, Montville
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WISCASSET SPEEDWAY PRESS RELEASE (APRIL 27, 2013)

Darin Ripley Returns to Wiscasset Speedway and Triumphs

By Lisa Maguire

It was a bright sunny day at the Wiscasset Speedway this past Saturday.  Race fans came out in force to enjoy the beautiful weather and cheer for their favorite drivers.  On the schedule this week was the division two racing group which included: Outlaw Mini’s, Mini Trucks, Late Model Sportsman, and Strictly Streets.  The flex race of the week was a 100 lap Enduro race.

When the Late Model Sportsmen came onto the track, there was plenty of action in the 35 lap feature.  No. 14, Bryan Robbins took the pole, and found himself in an immediate battle to retain his position.  Right behind him was Darin Ripley driving No. 09 and Steve Reno in the No. 8.  During heavy racing, Ripley watched for an opportunity to pass to Robbins.  During lap seven, his chance came when Robbins got loose on turn four.  Ripley roared up beside Robbins and passed on the outside, taking the lead.  Reno slipped to third and found himself holding off TJ Watson in the No. 04. Read Full Article →

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Wiscasset’s Kevin Sherman brings home the New England 4-Cylinder Prostock Win

By Lisa Maguire

Fans and racers alike gathered for another week of racing action at Wiscasset Speedway this past Saturday. The itinerary for the group one division of racing included Superstock, Prostock, New England 4-cylinder Prostock, Thunder 4’s, and the flex race of the week, Wicked Good Vintage Racers.

Up first was the twenty-five lap Superstock race. Corey Morgan- Lewiston, in the number 26, took the pole position. Morgan led early on, but Adam Chadbourne- Woolwich, squeezed by and took the lead. A battle ensued between Morgan and James Osmond- Wiscasset. Osmond held second place, but with seven laps to go, Morgan slid in and took the position away. Chadbourne took the win, Morgan placed second. Osmond finished in third.
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OFFICIAL FINISH WISCASSET SPEEDWAY April 20, 2013 Results

 

SUPER STOCKS (25 LAPS)

1. #1 Adam Chadbourne- Woolwich; 2. #26 Corey Morgan, N/A; 3. #05 James Osmond – Wiscasset; 4. #96 Guy Childs Sr. – N/A; 5. #27 Nate Yeaton,-n/a

WICKED GOOD VINTAGE RACERS (20 LAPS)

1. #86 Bona Guyon- Winthrop; 2. #3 Paul Pierce- Lincolnville; 3. #155 Wally Henderson- Litchfield; 4. 11 John Rice- Bristol; 5. #64 Scott Tucker- Winthrop Read Full Article →

Wiscasset2013logoCOOMBS LATE MODEL WIN HIGHLIGHTS WEEK 2 PROGRAM AT WISCASSET SPEEDWAY

BY: Lisa Maguire

Another breezy, cool day did not stop racers and fans alike from heading to the Wiscasset Speedway this past Saturday.  This was “Group Two” division racing and included: Strictly Streets, Mini Trucks, Outlaw Mini’s, Late Model Sportsman, and the flex race of the week was a ten lap backwards race.

Starting the action was the Strictly Streets feature.  Brian Robbins of Montville, Maine lined up at the pole position for the 20 lap race. Robbins took the early lead in the event and maintained a solid advantage, but faltered during the last two laps.  This allowed Guy Childs Sr. of Turner an opportunity to sweep away with the lead and take it to victory lane for the win.  Corey Morgan of Lewiston and Tasha Dyer of Arrowsic, battled it out for second and third, respectively.
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