The rain held off and 300 fans enjoyed a great nite of racing.
Approximately 34 minis, 17 thunders and 19 late models counted in the pits.
Mini heat wins to #38 Rodney Rutherford, #31 Dave Bailey and #15 Leanne Dean.
Consi winner was #21.
Mini feature was won handily by Dave Bailey, second was Leanne Dean and third to #01 Mark DaSilva.
Thundercar heats wins to #72 Rocket Rusnell and #27 Kevin Albers.
Consi winner was #67 Roy Robinson
The thundercar feature winner was Kevin Albers, with Rocket Rusnell all over his rear, followed by #63 Matt Jackson.
Latemodel heat wins to #44 Steve Laking and #75 Jim Sweers.
Consi winner was #86 Kenny Forth.
The Late model feature was won by Steve Laking, second #52 Scott Lyons, third #8 Paul Howse.
End of the nite "rumour" was that a mini driver tried to have an engine claimed and that because the track wouldnt, allegedly, "stick by the rules" and the claim was disallowed.....a techman...well liked by drivers that run legal...quit.
The same 2 drivers, the claimer, and the claimee, were seen toe to toe swearing the begeebers at each other, a carry over from 2007.
How many millions of people within 90 minutes from the track, and only drew 300 fans?
With the Delaware Enduro, it goes without saying I wasn't at Flamboro today, but I would imagine showers in the area wouldn't help matters.
but I would imagine showers in the area wouldn't help matters.
Ya, that's what I said, I got back in from a run about 2:00 pm, I looked at the sky and said, na, I'm heading for bed.
Canadiens were playing Philly, Hamilton Bulldogs are the Habs farm team....when the Canadiens or the Maple Laughs are in the playoffs the crowds are low till their done also.