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Sunset Speedway 2010 Awards

Sunset Speedway 2010 Awards

CGC LATE MODEL CHAMPION # 47 TOM WALTERS

TIM-BR MART SUPER STOCK CHAMPION # 53 KYLE DONALDSON

OWENS CORNING MINI STOCK CHAMPION #10 DOUG BUTLER

CGC LATE MODEL STANDINGS – Top 15:
1. #47 Tom Walters
2. #11 Chris Morrow
3. #9 Brandon Watson
4. #48 Dwayne Baker
5. #19 Jason Witty
6. #79 Keith McLeod
7. #41 Taylor Holdaway
8. #84 Sean Cronan
9. #97 Brad Holden
10. #18 Kyle Baker
11. #63 Brandon Crumbie
12. #29 Sean Grosman
13. #45 Rob Poole
14. #10 Ernie Fumerton
15. #55 Bruce Rankin


TIM-BR MART SUPER STOCK STANDINGS – Top 15:
1. #53 Kyle Donaldson
2. #28 Paul Maltese
3. #49 Frank Davey
4. #21 Matt Bentley
5. #00 Don Brandon
6. #22 Jason Elliott
7. #18 Jay Cutting
8. #44 Dave Doucette
9. #27 Edward Cole
10. #35 Chance Isherwood
11. #6 Mike Weeda
12. #81 Paul Geniole Jr.
13. #5 Dave Case
14. #07 Dan Archibald
15. #57 Steve Lang


OWENS CORNING MINI STOCK STANDINGS – Top 15:
1. #10 Doug Butler
2. #03 Ken Donaldson Jr.
3. #34 Terry Clodd
4. #51 Kevin Vandebeek
5. #79 Nicole Podewils
6. #41 Dan Britt
7. #33 Warren Paxton
8. #13 Dave Glaze
9. #99 Rob Krystal
10. #14 Billy Melenhorst
11. #95 Mike Robinson Jr.
12. #04 Brian Love
13. #63 David Crumbie
14. #66 Melinda Thomas
15. #48 Nick Brown


SUNWING ROOKIE OF THE YEAR

Late Model
#97 Brad Holden
Super Stock
#81 Paul Geniole
Mini Stock
# 03 Ken Donaldson Jr.


FOX’S BAKERY BEST APPEARING CAR AWARD

#29 Sean Grosman
#41 Taylor Holdaway
# 45 Rob Poole
#48 Dwayne Baker
Late Model
#14 Ken Britt
#18 Jay Cutting
#22 Jason Elliott
#44 Dave Doucette
Super Stock
#04 Brian Love
#10 Doug Butler
#95 Mike Robinson Jr.
Mini Stock


CRC RACEWEAR BEST APPEARING CREW AWARD
#29 Sean Grosman
Late Model
#81 Paul Geniole Jr.
Super Stock
#95 Mike Robinson Jr.
Mini Stock


MOST SPORTSMANLIKE DRIVER – AS VOTED ON BY THEIR COMPETITIORS
#10 Chris Morrow
Late Model
#18 Jay Cutting
Super Stock
#33 Warren Paxton
Mini Stock


HARD LUCK AWARD
# 45 Rob Poole
Late Model
#49 Frank Davey
Super Stock
#88 Clyde Doucette
Mini Stock


ONTARIO COMPETITION FUELS MOST CHECKERED FLAGS AWARD:

#11 Chris Morrow Late Model
#53 Kyle Donaldson
Super Stock
#51 Kevin Vandebeek
Mini Stock


BAYSIDE AUTOMOTIVE MOST IMPROVED DRIVER AWARD
#29 Sean Grosman
Late Model
#21 Matt Bentley
#46 Lane Zardo
Super Stock
#79 Nicole Podewils
#66 Melinda Thomas
Mini Stock

 

$50k Sunset Speedway Shootout

$50,000 Sunset Speedway Shootout

 (NOV. 14, 2010 // BARRIE, ON) – During Sunset Speedway’s year-end banquet, held Saturday, Nov. 13 at Barrie, Ontario’s Holiday Inn, co-promoter Mark Dilley announced the creation of a unique and very lucrative new awards system for the Innisfil, Ontario stock car oval.

Starting in 2011, competitors in Sunset’s three weekly racing divisions – the Limited Late Models, Super Stocks and Mini Stocks – are eligible for unprecedented cash awards through the track’s new Sunset Speedway $50,000 Shootout.

In addition to the weekly championships, Sunset Speedway will play host to five special ‘Invitational’ events throughout 2011. Those events – open to racers from all around the province – will make up a Sunset-based mini series (for each of the three divisions), each with its own championship points fund.

If a competitor wins the Sunset Speedway weekly points championship – as well as the five-race Invitational Series championship – that racer will receive a Sunset Speedway Shootout cash bonus that will boost their overall winnings significantly. For example, in the case of the Limited Late Models, Sunset’s season-long weekly racing champion will receive $13,000. If that person also takes the Invitational Series crown, their earnings for that title and the Sunset Speedway Shootout Bonus will increase their total winnings to a stunning $18,000.

The Super Stock year-end track champion will receive $3,500 with an Invitational Series / Bonus total potential of $6,000, while the top weekly points-getter for the Mini Stocks will pocket $2,500 and a chance to win a total of $4,000 if they secure that class’s Invitational Series crown and the Sunset Shootout Bonus that goes with it.

“It’s big money,” said Dilley. “It’s the biggest money I’ve ever seen offered by a weekly short track. Taking into account the generous weekly racing points structures, the Invitational Series payouts and the Shootout Bonus, there is the potential for us to pay out a total of $50,000.”
Dilley continued, “The likelihood is very high that some of our racers will be collecting a lot of money. If guys like Tom Walters (Ltd. LM) and Kyle Donaldson (Super Stocks) repeat what they did in 2010 – both winning the weekly points and also the McColl and Stefko Series (respectively), Tom would have won $18,000 and Kyle would have won $6,000. It’s definitely a strong possibility. In terms of the racing at Sunset next summer, I’m sure this money will get the attention of a lot of top racers. It should be fun.”

The McColl and Stefko Series were multi-track tours and if they return in 2011 (TBD), Dilley foresees those events being ‘dual purpose’ races, counting toward both the Sunset Speedway $50,000 Shootout Invitational Series championships, as well as the McColl / Stefko titles.

Dilley went on to announce that Sunset Speedway will host a total of 10 ‘specials’ in 2011, including three OSCAAR races, two Late Model ‘Opens’ and five Sunset Invitationals as part of the Shootout Series.

For more information about Sunset Speedway please visit www.sunsetspeedway.ca. Details on the $50,000.00 Shootout will be released at a drivers meeting on Friday Dec. 3, 8 p.m. at the Stroud Arena.

You can also reach Linda Jones of Wide Open Motorsport Solutions at (cell) (705) 730-4044, ljones@wideopensolutions.ca or visit www.wideopensolutions.ca.

 

Stompin Tom Crowned Inaugural Velocity 250 Champion

Stompin’ Tom Crowned Inaugural Velocity 250 Champion

By Spencer Lewis
With 136 cars jam-packing the Sunset Speedway pits for Simcoe County’s final farewell to the 2010 season, it became immediately apparent that the packed grandstands were in for a special type of show. Track champions representing Barrie Speedway, Sauble Speedway, Varney Motor Speedway and Kawartha Speedway towed to the first annual Velocity 250, looking to take down the Sunset Speedway regulars.
The CGC Sheetrock Ltd. Late Model division was the most well attended of the three Sunset classes, with 36 of the province’s top drivers looking to qualify for the 75-lap A Main.
After two rounds of qualifying, the field was thinned down to 26 starters, each looking to become the first ever Velocity 250 champion.
Al Inglis (No. 69 Orillia Metal Fabrication Dodge) and Stompin’ Tom Walters (No. 47 McColl Racing Enterprises Chevrolet) established themselves early as the drivers to watch, with Inglis snatching the lead at lap 7, pursued closely by Sunset champion, Walters.
The pair of veterans would duel for the lead, with Walters sneaking past at lap 19. A cat and mouse battle would ensue, with Walters looking to outfox Inglis at every turn. A trio of restarts slowed the pace in the later stages of the event, with Walters getting the drop on Inglis each time.
Walters would carry the lead all the way to the finish, followed by Inglis, Roy Wilkie, Jason ‘Bam Bam’ Witty and ‘The Bully’ Dwayne Baker.
Upon being presented his Velocity 250 hardware, Walters was all smiles. “We sort of threw this car together last minute after selling our primary McColl car last Saturday. I called a good friend of mine, Mike Rusher at Wilson-Niblett Chev Olds to see about a crate motor. He told me I could have one the next day, so we started getting this car ready for the Velocity”
“Al [Inglis] is always tough to beat. I was able to leave him on those first 2 restarts, but he learned his lesson to last time and stuck with me. Truthfully, I knew we were going to need the jump to beat him and we got it”
 
Other winners on the evening included Marvin Freiburger in the Super Stocks, Gary Jones in the Mini Stocks and Jeff Hanley in the OSCAAR Super Late Models.
 
Velocity 250 Quick Results
MINI STOCKS
HEAT 1: Terry Clodd - Holland Landing, ON
HEAT 2: Doug Butler - New Lowell, ON
HEAT 3: Gary Jones - Owen Sound, ON
HEAT 4: Nicole Podewils - Barrie, ON

 

B MAIN:
Andrew Swindells - Oshawa, ON

 

A MAIN:
1) Gary Jones - Owen Sound, ON
2) Kevin Paupst - Owen Sound, ON
3) Rob Krystal - Holland Landing, ON
4) Rob Gibson Jr. - Barrie, ON
5) Dan 'The Bandit' Britt - Midhurst, ON
 
SUPER STOCKS
HEAT 1: Lane Zardo - Brampton, ON
HEAT 2: Chance Isherwood - Utopia, ON
HEAT 3: Smokin' Joe Adams - Owen Sound, ON
HEAT 4: Marvin Freiburger - Walkerton, ON
HEAT 5: 'The Deuece' Dave Doucette - Angus, ON
HEAT 6: Steve Mole - Hepworth, ON

 

B MAIN:
Mark Fenton - Port Elgin, ON

 

A MAIN:
1) Marvin Freiburger - Walkerton, ON
2) Ken Grubb - Walkerton, ON
3) Chance Isherwood - Utopia, ON
4) 'The Deuce' Dave Doucette - Angus, ON
5) 'Doomsday' Danny Archibald - Barrie, ON
 
LIMITED LATE MODELS
HEAT 1: Roy Wilkie - Walkerton, ON
HEAT 2: Jason Parker - Port Elgin, ON
HEAT 3: 'Mr. Excitement' Chris Morrow - Anten Mills, ON
HEAT 4: Darin Malcolm - Angus, ON
HEAT 5: 'The Bully' Dwayne Baker - Stayner, ON
HEAT 6: 'Mr. Excitement' Chris Morrow - Anten Mills, ON

 

B MAIN:
Tony 'The Gun' Tiemersma - Newmarket, ON

 

A MAIN:
1) Stompin' Tom Walters - Bradford, ON
2) Al Inglis - Orillia, ON
3) Roy Wilkie - Walkerton, ON
4) Jason 'Bam Bam' Witty - Queensville, ON
5) 'The Bully' Dwayne Baker - Stayner, ON