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09-04-2016, 08:19 PM
Ricky Yetter led a lot Sunday afternoon at Evergreen Raceway.
Not only did he win the 25-lap Dirt Modified feature, Yetter also took home the 30-lap open-comp event to make it two wins the on the day and three overall with a heat victory.
In his swan-song season, he drove away from Nick Ross in the 30-lap open comp feature and wasted no time grabbing the top spot and building a comfortable lead over Ross’s No. 99 late model. With five laps to go, Yetter’s gap was more than a half-straightaway before Mike Pollack’s No. 51 machine went around with two laps to go bunching up the field for a green-white-checkered. Yetter got the jump and never looked back to make it the first of two wins on the day.
The total domination didn’t stop there after leading flag-to-flag in the Dirt Mod feature. John Banashefski finished second while Rich Coons took his No. 27 Dirt Mod behind the wall after the first lap. Yetter led all 10 laps in the heat before taking the checkered flag in the feature making it three feature wins over a span of two days for the Easton, Pa. driver.
Blaine Barry honored his dad in the best way possible by winning the Pro Stock feature in his No. 67 machine eventually pulling away from Mike Pollack to score the victory. Barry spun on lap 2 as both drivers beat-and-banged a lap after the restart before Barry got the lead for good.
Once racing resumed, the green flag flew on the 100 lap 4-cylinder Enduro feature with cars lining up three-by-three in 13 rows throughout the 41-car field. Jay Kanor started on pole but Ed Spencer III got out front early and held it there for the first 20 laps. Snowball Enduro winner Pete Verwys began to run down Spencer’s No. 24 Enduro in heavy lapped traffic as Verwys made the pass for the lead. Tony Rispin got by Verwys a few laps later before going behind the wall around the 40-lap mark. From there, it was all Verwys en route to winning the 100-lap event. Mark Hammer finished second while Luke Hoffner came home third. Both Verwys and Hammer were the only cars to finish on the lead lap.
The 6/8-cylinder Enduro event capped off the afternoon with few 4-cylinder cars opting to run the race. TJ Kapish led all 25 laps to take the feature. Brandon Oltra won the reverse enduro.
The Tour-type Modifieds return to Evergreen next weekend along with all of the track’s regular divisions on tap for the Sept. 11 show.
Round number six of the Tour Type Modified Series, plus the Street Stocks, Factory Stocks, INEX Legends and Bandoleros are up next at Evergreen Raceway.
Grandstand admission for the September 11 just $15. Children 10 years of age and younger are admitted for free with a paying adult.
The pit gate will swing open at 10:30 AM and the pit entrance fee is $30 with a pit license or $40 without. Practice will kick off at 12:30 PM and heat races will begin at 2 PM. The grandstand gates will open at noon.
Evergreen Raceway is located minutes from Hazleton, PA, in between routes 93 and 309. For more information regarding Evergreen Raceway, including the entire season schedule, directions and divisional payouts, please visit www.evergreenracewaypark.com and don’t forget to like their Facebook page as well.
Evergreen Raceway is proud to be associated with Harry’s U Pull It, Penn’s Peak Radio, Sour Apple Auto & Customs, CK Auto Service & Race Fab, Himmer Graphics, Valve Tech Sales, Penn’s Peak, Printers Edge, Electric Frog Designs, Cargill of Hazleton, Tito Juice & RockAuto.com.
Open-comp 30-lap feature
1. Rick Yetter 2. Nick Ross 3. Chris Burge 4. Mike Pollack5.Kelly Frantz
Pro Stocks 10-lap feature
1. Blaine Barry 2. Mike Pollack
Dirt Mods feature (25 laps)
1. Ricky Yetter
2. John Banashefski
3. Rich Coons
4/cyl Enduro finish (100 laps): 1. Pete Verwys 2. Mark Hammer 3. Luke Hoffner 4. Frank Shelter 5. Jim Ayre 6. Tony Hillard 7. Randy Boston 8. Dustin Pietrak 9 .Nick Brajuka 10. Jay Kanor 11. Ed Spencer III 12. Paul Mercante 13. Brian Rehbein 14. Carl Altemose 15. Ray Kennedy 16. Chris Trumbauer 17. John Rose 18. April Benko 19.David Sponenberg 20. Kevin Kruczek 21. Mitchel Sponenberg 22. Keith St. Clair 23. Matt Llyod 24. Brayden Spencer 25. Darryl Kump II 26. John Ayre 27. Steve Kreitzer 28. Kevin Kruczek Jr. 29. Fred Gimbi 30. Tony Rispin 31. Ray Kochin 32. Ashley Benko 33. Danny Cascioli 34. Ryan Halecki 35. Kely Frantz 36, Steve Tito 37. Bill Sierdzinski 38. Edward Wildes 39. Harry Meade 40. Eric Knoll 41. Tom Stevens
6/8 Cyl Enduro finish (25 laps): 1. TJ Kapish 2. Scott Sipe 3. Brandon Oltra 4. Mike Parisi 5. Mark Hammer 6. Brandon Oltra 7. Frank Shelter 8. Greg Nepa 9. Brandon Stiver 10. Joseph Carner 11. Tony Hillard 12. Lindsey Michel
Reverse Enduro Finish: 1. Brandon Oltra
Kyle Madga
Not only did he win the 25-lap Dirt Modified feature, Yetter also took home the 30-lap open-comp event to make it two wins the on the day and three overall with a heat victory.
In his swan-song season, he drove away from Nick Ross in the 30-lap open comp feature and wasted no time grabbing the top spot and building a comfortable lead over Ross’s No. 99 late model. With five laps to go, Yetter’s gap was more than a half-straightaway before Mike Pollack’s No. 51 machine went around with two laps to go bunching up the field for a green-white-checkered. Yetter got the jump and never looked back to make it the first of two wins on the day.
The total domination didn’t stop there after leading flag-to-flag in the Dirt Mod feature. John Banashefski finished second while Rich Coons took his No. 27 Dirt Mod behind the wall after the first lap. Yetter led all 10 laps in the heat before taking the checkered flag in the feature making it three feature wins over a span of two days for the Easton, Pa. driver.
Blaine Barry honored his dad in the best way possible by winning the Pro Stock feature in his No. 67 machine eventually pulling away from Mike Pollack to score the victory. Barry spun on lap 2 as both drivers beat-and-banged a lap after the restart before Barry got the lead for good.
Once racing resumed, the green flag flew on the 100 lap 4-cylinder Enduro feature with cars lining up three-by-three in 13 rows throughout the 41-car field. Jay Kanor started on pole but Ed Spencer III got out front early and held it there for the first 20 laps. Snowball Enduro winner Pete Verwys began to run down Spencer’s No. 24 Enduro in heavy lapped traffic as Verwys made the pass for the lead. Tony Rispin got by Verwys a few laps later before going behind the wall around the 40-lap mark. From there, it was all Verwys en route to winning the 100-lap event. Mark Hammer finished second while Luke Hoffner came home third. Both Verwys and Hammer were the only cars to finish on the lead lap.
The 6/8-cylinder Enduro event capped off the afternoon with few 4-cylinder cars opting to run the race. TJ Kapish led all 25 laps to take the feature. Brandon Oltra won the reverse enduro.
The Tour-type Modifieds return to Evergreen next weekend along with all of the track’s regular divisions on tap for the Sept. 11 show.
Round number six of the Tour Type Modified Series, plus the Street Stocks, Factory Stocks, INEX Legends and Bandoleros are up next at Evergreen Raceway.
Grandstand admission for the September 11 just $15. Children 10 years of age and younger are admitted for free with a paying adult.
The pit gate will swing open at 10:30 AM and the pit entrance fee is $30 with a pit license or $40 without. Practice will kick off at 12:30 PM and heat races will begin at 2 PM. The grandstand gates will open at noon.
Evergreen Raceway is located minutes from Hazleton, PA, in between routes 93 and 309. For more information regarding Evergreen Raceway, including the entire season schedule, directions and divisional payouts, please visit www.evergreenracewaypark.com and don’t forget to like their Facebook page as well.
Evergreen Raceway is proud to be associated with Harry’s U Pull It, Penn’s Peak Radio, Sour Apple Auto & Customs, CK Auto Service & Race Fab, Himmer Graphics, Valve Tech Sales, Penn’s Peak, Printers Edge, Electric Frog Designs, Cargill of Hazleton, Tito Juice & RockAuto.com.
Open-comp 30-lap feature
1. Rick Yetter 2. Nick Ross 3. Chris Burge 4. Mike Pollack5.Kelly Frantz
Pro Stocks 10-lap feature
1. Blaine Barry 2. Mike Pollack
Dirt Mods feature (25 laps)
1. Ricky Yetter
2. John Banashefski
3. Rich Coons
4/cyl Enduro finish (100 laps): 1. Pete Verwys 2. Mark Hammer 3. Luke Hoffner 4. Frank Shelter 5. Jim Ayre 6. Tony Hillard 7. Randy Boston 8. Dustin Pietrak 9 .Nick Brajuka 10. Jay Kanor 11. Ed Spencer III 12. Paul Mercante 13. Brian Rehbein 14. Carl Altemose 15. Ray Kennedy 16. Chris Trumbauer 17. John Rose 18. April Benko 19.David Sponenberg 20. Kevin Kruczek 21. Mitchel Sponenberg 22. Keith St. Clair 23. Matt Llyod 24. Brayden Spencer 25. Darryl Kump II 26. John Ayre 27. Steve Kreitzer 28. Kevin Kruczek Jr. 29. Fred Gimbi 30. Tony Rispin 31. Ray Kochin 32. Ashley Benko 33. Danny Cascioli 34. Ryan Halecki 35. Kely Frantz 36, Steve Tito 37. Bill Sierdzinski 38. Edward Wildes 39. Harry Meade 40. Eric Knoll 41. Tom Stevens
6/8 Cyl Enduro finish (25 laps): 1. TJ Kapish 2. Scott Sipe 3. Brandon Oltra 4. Mike Parisi 5. Mark Hammer 6. Brandon Oltra 7. Frank Shelter 8. Greg Nepa 9. Brandon Stiver 10. Joseph Carner 11. Tony Hillard 12. Lindsey Michel
Reverse Enduro Finish: 1. Brandon Oltra
Kyle Madga