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08-30-2015, 10:08 PM
The fact that seven different drivers visited the winner’s circle in seven main events at Wall Stadium Speedway on Saturday night proves that the competition is tougher than ever at the shore speedway. Despite the fact that six of those races were double features for three divisions the point championship races in all classes remain tight with just four regular season Saturday night races remaining.
In the Snap-on Sportsman 25-lapper Shanon Mongeau of Manchester jumped to the lead two laps after a lap four restart and raced on to his third win of the year in the class and his fourth of the season. Early leader Eric Lane of Howell overcame recent tough luck here to finish second while defending champion Kevin Davison and Chris Lane, both of Howell, were third and fourth. Brick’s Robert Sutphin was fifth.
“It is a real pleasure to drive this car,” Mongeau said. “They work hard on it and it shows on the race track. Eric Lane is doing a great job and is real fast. We needed the car to be good to win.”
With 30 cars entered for competition in the O’Shea’s Auto Repair Factory Stocks defending champion Scott Riggleman of Manchester and point leader Joe Mongeau of Brick were winners in twin 20 lap main events.
In the first feature Riggleman took over on lap 11 when Gerry Koenig and Jerry Stanzione tangled while fighting for the lead. Mongeau advanced to second at the finish with title contender Joey Helberg of Union third and Rich Mongeau and Ronnie Mullen, both of Brick, fourth and fifth.
In the second Factory Stock main Mongeau raced through the pack to take the lead on lap 16. Both Helberg and Rich Mongeau challenged before settling for second and third, with Howell’s Steve West and Richie Byrne of Wall completing the top five.
Wall’s Robert French won the first of two Green Flag Driving Experience Legend Cars features wrestling with defending champion Brian Spencer of Edison most of the way. Kyle Dealaman of Warren, Eatontown’s Malcolm Campbell, Jr. and Luke Marzano were third through fifth.
In the second Legend Car 20-lapper Campbell led most of the 20-lap distance to a win that was so popular every driver in the 16 car field drove past the winner’s circle to congratulate him. Both French and Spencer challenged before finishing second and third with Dealaman fourth and Marzano fifth.
Defending champion Brian Doyle of Ronkonkoma, NY won the 35-lap “Triple Crown” race for the Elite Maintenance Limited Late Models with point leader Anthony Crimaldi of Port Monmouth and Dominic Casola of Holmdel second and third. Daryn Miller and Jackson’s Howie Conk were fourth and fifth.
Crimaldi came back to take his first win of the year in the nightcap over Bayville’s Mike Tillett, Casola, Doyle and Miller.
Wall Stadium returns to action this Saturday (Sept. 5) featuring the Downs Ford Modifieds in a 40-lapper, the Limited Late Models in a 40 lapper, the Factory Stocks in a 25-lapper, the Green Monster Insulation 4 Cylinder Stocks in a 30-lapper and a Sportsman 25-lap main event. Spectator seating opens at 5:00 p.m. and qualifying is set for 5:30 p.m. followed by main events.
Wall Stadium presents professional motorsports events on Saturdays and Sundays through September with special post-season races in October and November. The speedway is located on Route 34 in Wall Township, N.J., just one mile north of Garden State Parkway exit 98 and Interstate 195 exit 35B. The speedway hotline number is 732-681-6400, while CKMotorsports@aol.com is the track’s email address. More information is also available at www.wallspeedwayracing.com.
SPORTSMAN FEATURE – 25 Laps – 1. SHANON MONGEAU, MANCHESTER, Eric Lane, 3. Kevin Davison, 4. Chris Lane, 5. Robert Sutphin, 6. Andrew Krause, 7. Kenny Van Wickle, 8. Larry Thompson, 9. Scott Brannick, 10. Ricky Collins, 11. Dave Bailey, 12. Matt Langbein, 13. Robert Vassilatos, 14. Joe King, 15. Jason Caruso, 16. Roland DeMartino
1ST FACTORY STOCK FEATURE - 20 Laps – 1. SCOTT RIGGLEMAN, MANCHESTER, 2. Joe Mongeau, 3. Joey Helberg, 4. Rich Mongeau, 5. Ronnie Mullen, 6. Jerry Stanzione, 7. Ron Booth, 8. Gerry Koenig, 9. Scott Sipe, 10. Mike Montano, 11. John Bowers, 12. Richie Byrne, 13. Dan Springfield, 14. Steve West, 15. Whitey Miller, 16. Tim O’Shea, 17. Josh Matthews, 18. Matt Badessa, 19. Tom Rajkowski, 20. Marty Van Druten, 21. Tiffany Olejnik, 22. Bill Stockert, 23. Bob Haberstick, 24. Neil Rutt, 25, Joe McGrath
2ND FACTORY STOCK FEATURE – 20 Laps – 1. JOE MONGEAU, BRICK, 2. Helberg, 3. Rich Mongeau, 4. West, 5. Byrne, 6. Mullen, 7. Rutt, 8. Stockert, 9. O’Shea, 10. Sipe, 11. Rick Patterson, 12. Badessa, 13. Rajkowski, 14. Riggleman, 15. Koenig, 16. Chris Felber, 17. Miller, 18. Stanzione, 19. Tony Bartone, 20. Van Druten, 21. Montano, 22. Matthews, 23. Springfield, 24. Booth, 25. McGrath
1ST LEGEND CARS FEATURE – 20 Laps – 1. ROBERT FRENCH, WALL, 2. Brian Spencer, 3. Kyle Dealaman, 4. Malcolm Campbell, 5. Luck Marzano, 6. Chris Gall, 7. Vinny Colletti, 8. Raven Schrantz, 9. Jim Sylvester, 10. Casey Robicheau, 11. Nick Van Wickle, 12. Steven Woytysiak, 13. Peter Bruno, 14. Roger Nickerson, 15. Matt Marzano, 16. Beth MacFarlane
2ND LEGEND CARS FEATURE – 20 Laps – 1. MALCOLM CAMPBELL, EATOWNTOWN, 2. French, 3. Spencer, 4. Dealaman, 5. Luke Marzano, 6. Colletti, 7. Robicheau, 8. Gall, 9. Sylvester, 10. Van Wickle, 11. Schrantz, 12. Woytysiak, 13. Bruno, 14. Nickerson, 15. Matt Marzano, 16. MacFarlane
1ST LIMITED LATE MODEL FEATURE – 35 Laps – 1. BRIAN DOYLE, RONKONKOMA, NY, 2. Anthony Crimaldi, 3. Dominic Casola, 4. Daryn Miller, 5. Howie Conk, 6. Bill Vanderveen, 7. Michelle Moorman, 8. John Parker, 9. Jim Moorman, 10. Mike Tillett, 11. Cole Ormsbee, 12. Ronnie Mullen, 13. Glen Conk
2ND LIMITED LATE MODEL FEATURE – 25 Laps – 1. ANTHONY CRIMALDI, PORT MONMOUTH, 2. Tillett, 3. Casola, 4. Doyle, 5. Miller, 6. Howie Conk, 7. Mullen, 8. Vanderveen, 9. Michelle Moorman, 10. Parker, 11. Jim Moorman
Jeff Gravatt
In the Snap-on Sportsman 25-lapper Shanon Mongeau of Manchester jumped to the lead two laps after a lap four restart and raced on to his third win of the year in the class and his fourth of the season. Early leader Eric Lane of Howell overcame recent tough luck here to finish second while defending champion Kevin Davison and Chris Lane, both of Howell, were third and fourth. Brick’s Robert Sutphin was fifth.
“It is a real pleasure to drive this car,” Mongeau said. “They work hard on it and it shows on the race track. Eric Lane is doing a great job and is real fast. We needed the car to be good to win.”
With 30 cars entered for competition in the O’Shea’s Auto Repair Factory Stocks defending champion Scott Riggleman of Manchester and point leader Joe Mongeau of Brick were winners in twin 20 lap main events.
In the first feature Riggleman took over on lap 11 when Gerry Koenig and Jerry Stanzione tangled while fighting for the lead. Mongeau advanced to second at the finish with title contender Joey Helberg of Union third and Rich Mongeau and Ronnie Mullen, both of Brick, fourth and fifth.
In the second Factory Stock main Mongeau raced through the pack to take the lead on lap 16. Both Helberg and Rich Mongeau challenged before settling for second and third, with Howell’s Steve West and Richie Byrne of Wall completing the top five.
Wall’s Robert French won the first of two Green Flag Driving Experience Legend Cars features wrestling with defending champion Brian Spencer of Edison most of the way. Kyle Dealaman of Warren, Eatontown’s Malcolm Campbell, Jr. and Luke Marzano were third through fifth.
In the second Legend Car 20-lapper Campbell led most of the 20-lap distance to a win that was so popular every driver in the 16 car field drove past the winner’s circle to congratulate him. Both French and Spencer challenged before finishing second and third with Dealaman fourth and Marzano fifth.
Defending champion Brian Doyle of Ronkonkoma, NY won the 35-lap “Triple Crown” race for the Elite Maintenance Limited Late Models with point leader Anthony Crimaldi of Port Monmouth and Dominic Casola of Holmdel second and third. Daryn Miller and Jackson’s Howie Conk were fourth and fifth.
Crimaldi came back to take his first win of the year in the nightcap over Bayville’s Mike Tillett, Casola, Doyle and Miller.
Wall Stadium returns to action this Saturday (Sept. 5) featuring the Downs Ford Modifieds in a 40-lapper, the Limited Late Models in a 40 lapper, the Factory Stocks in a 25-lapper, the Green Monster Insulation 4 Cylinder Stocks in a 30-lapper and a Sportsman 25-lap main event. Spectator seating opens at 5:00 p.m. and qualifying is set for 5:30 p.m. followed by main events.
Wall Stadium presents professional motorsports events on Saturdays and Sundays through September with special post-season races in October and November. The speedway is located on Route 34 in Wall Township, N.J., just one mile north of Garden State Parkway exit 98 and Interstate 195 exit 35B. The speedway hotline number is 732-681-6400, while CKMotorsports@aol.com is the track’s email address. More information is also available at www.wallspeedwayracing.com.
SPORTSMAN FEATURE – 25 Laps – 1. SHANON MONGEAU, MANCHESTER, Eric Lane, 3. Kevin Davison, 4. Chris Lane, 5. Robert Sutphin, 6. Andrew Krause, 7. Kenny Van Wickle, 8. Larry Thompson, 9. Scott Brannick, 10. Ricky Collins, 11. Dave Bailey, 12. Matt Langbein, 13. Robert Vassilatos, 14. Joe King, 15. Jason Caruso, 16. Roland DeMartino
1ST FACTORY STOCK FEATURE - 20 Laps – 1. SCOTT RIGGLEMAN, MANCHESTER, 2. Joe Mongeau, 3. Joey Helberg, 4. Rich Mongeau, 5. Ronnie Mullen, 6. Jerry Stanzione, 7. Ron Booth, 8. Gerry Koenig, 9. Scott Sipe, 10. Mike Montano, 11. John Bowers, 12. Richie Byrne, 13. Dan Springfield, 14. Steve West, 15. Whitey Miller, 16. Tim O’Shea, 17. Josh Matthews, 18. Matt Badessa, 19. Tom Rajkowski, 20. Marty Van Druten, 21. Tiffany Olejnik, 22. Bill Stockert, 23. Bob Haberstick, 24. Neil Rutt, 25, Joe McGrath
2ND FACTORY STOCK FEATURE – 20 Laps – 1. JOE MONGEAU, BRICK, 2. Helberg, 3. Rich Mongeau, 4. West, 5. Byrne, 6. Mullen, 7. Rutt, 8. Stockert, 9. O’Shea, 10. Sipe, 11. Rick Patterson, 12. Badessa, 13. Rajkowski, 14. Riggleman, 15. Koenig, 16. Chris Felber, 17. Miller, 18. Stanzione, 19. Tony Bartone, 20. Van Druten, 21. Montano, 22. Matthews, 23. Springfield, 24. Booth, 25. McGrath
1ST LEGEND CARS FEATURE – 20 Laps – 1. ROBERT FRENCH, WALL, 2. Brian Spencer, 3. Kyle Dealaman, 4. Malcolm Campbell, 5. Luck Marzano, 6. Chris Gall, 7. Vinny Colletti, 8. Raven Schrantz, 9. Jim Sylvester, 10. Casey Robicheau, 11. Nick Van Wickle, 12. Steven Woytysiak, 13. Peter Bruno, 14. Roger Nickerson, 15. Matt Marzano, 16. Beth MacFarlane
2ND LEGEND CARS FEATURE – 20 Laps – 1. MALCOLM CAMPBELL, EATOWNTOWN, 2. French, 3. Spencer, 4. Dealaman, 5. Luke Marzano, 6. Colletti, 7. Robicheau, 8. Gall, 9. Sylvester, 10. Van Wickle, 11. Schrantz, 12. Woytysiak, 13. Bruno, 14. Nickerson, 15. Matt Marzano, 16. MacFarlane
1ST LIMITED LATE MODEL FEATURE – 35 Laps – 1. BRIAN DOYLE, RONKONKOMA, NY, 2. Anthony Crimaldi, 3. Dominic Casola, 4. Daryn Miller, 5. Howie Conk, 6. Bill Vanderveen, 7. Michelle Moorman, 8. John Parker, 9. Jim Moorman, 10. Mike Tillett, 11. Cole Ormsbee, 12. Ronnie Mullen, 13. Glen Conk
2ND LIMITED LATE MODEL FEATURE – 25 Laps – 1. ANTHONY CRIMALDI, PORT MONMOUTH, 2. Tillett, 3. Casola, 4. Doyle, 5. Miller, 6. Howie Conk, 7. Mullen, 8. Vanderveen, 9. Michelle Moorman, 10. Parker, 11. Jim Moorman
Jeff Gravatt