Hearn wins rolling wheels 100 lap DIRT 358 finale
Brett Hearn dominated the Rolling Wheels Raceway Park event in Elbridge winning the 100 lap DIRT 358 modified finale for a $4,000 prize. Danny Johnson led early but Hearn passed on lap 21 and cruised to victory ahead of Pete Bicknell and Alan Johnson as a large crowd watched.
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Hearn and Plazek Lead Opening Night at Super Dirt Week
Hearn used a fast start to win a $4,000 feature and led a strong showing for the Budweiser small block. Plazek captured the first of the 358 mods qualifiers, while Billy Decker won a second 368 dash after a flat tire. DIRT sportsmen qualifiers crowned Alton Palmer, Lem Atkins, Chad Brachmann, Jim Sorensen, and Jim Spano as race front runners for Sunday's features. Donnelly praised Friday crowds and soaring camping traffic with remaining reserved seats noted for Sunday's 300.
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Danny Johnson
Jimmy Hauser
Plete
Skoal Lenes
Irvan Set to Go Out in Style at Talladega
Irvan wins Talladega pole in his final Yates Ford race with robs to 1998. He honors Davey Allison by racing the #28 in a nostalgic run. The Hueytown native reflects on four-year stint, as Kenny Irwin Jr. slated to replace him in 1998.
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Syracuse 300 lineup includes many drivers hometowns and numbers
The Syracuse 300 starting grid lists drivers with car numbers and hometowns, with additional entries from a new quarters to be added. Notable names include Bret Hearn Sussex, Joe Plazek Castor Centre Ont, Billy Decker Unadilla, Kenny Tremont West Sand Lake, Jimmy Horton Whitehouse Station NJ, Pat Ward Genoa, Dave Camara Poultney VT, and Alan Johnson Waterloo.
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Sussex WJ
Joe Plazek
Castor Centra Ont
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Watertown
Billy Decker
Anadius S
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Brett Hearn
Sussex
Nieve Battcher
Lehighton
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Gasstor Gentro Ont
Todd Wilkinson
Sheffield Mass
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Wallkill
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Blauvelt
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Waterloon
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Newfeld NJ
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Westwood
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Auburn
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Bensomville
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Waldorf Leads Michelob Championship At 10 Under
Waldorf shot 2-under 69 to hold a 10-under 132 lead at the Michelob Championship. Duval fired 66 to move within one stroke of the leader as six others reached 8-under at halfway, including Fred Punk who rebounded from an opening 69 with a bogey-free 65.
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Nelson shoots 64 to lead Transamerica seniors field
National briefs report Larry Nelson shot a record 8 under par 64 to grab a three stroke lead after the opening round in Napa California, the lowest first round in the event and the largest early lead ever. Also noted are trades and legal actions in NBA and NFL headlines.
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John Bland
Butch Baird
Bob B. Smith
Dave Stockton
Jam Dent
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