Jason Pope picked up the Limited Late Model victory after the first two finishers in the feature were disqualified in post race tech at East Bay Raceway Park. Photo courtesy East Bay Raceway Park
A win is a win, no matter how you get it. Just ask Jason Pope, who moved from third place to victory lane in the Limited Late Model feature after the first and second place cars failed post race tech.
Winning their heats were Scotty Williams and Dale Pope. Pope would lead the entire race but saw it all go away with just two laps remaining when his left rear wheel came off on a restart.
That handed the lead over to Roger Crouse with Dalton Myers right behind him. Crouse would cross the line first with Myers second, but neither car would pass tech. That handed Jason Pope the victory, with Jason Russell second and Shane Koperda, Todd Ford and Keven Devrieze rounding out the top five.
In other action, the first feature of the night went to the Street Stocks as Thomas Burnside and Justan Rodgers won their heats. For the feature it was Tim Arnold and Justan Rodgers making up the front row. When the green waved it was Rodgers leading the way until the first caution of the night came out on lap nine as David Barwick, II and Dennis Wilson, Jr tangled in turn four. Another caution came out on lap 12 as Thomas Burnside spun in turn three.
That made it a single file restart with three laps remaining, as Dennis Williams pressured Rodgers for the final three laps. On the final turn it was Williams and Rodgers colliding as Rodgers kept his car straight and went on to win his first feature ever at East Bay. Buck Woodhouse, Tim Arnold, Dennis Williams and Dennis Wilson, Jr. rounded out the top five.
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Gagel’s Open Wheel Modifieds were next with Matt Miller and Bobby Dixon winning their heats. It was two time champion Austin Sanders and Thomas Pratt on the front row for the feature. Austin Sanders won his second feature of the season with Thomas Pratt finishing second after chasing down Sanders, only to fall short at the finish line. Matt Miller, Bobby Dixon and Tim Gay rounded out the top five.
Next it was the Outlaw Fours. Stephen Hohlbaugh and Nick Hebrank won their heat races. For the feature it was Billy Howard and Jesse James Foster on the front row. The first caution came out on lap one as Brandon Yates spun in turn two. On lap three Kyle Worden would spin in turn four. On lap five Hohlbaugh would take over the top spot and not look back as he went on to win the feature with Foster in second, Zach Amundsen, Billy Howard and Dorsey Strickland rounding out the top five.
The final feature of the night was the Motorstats.com 4 Cylinder Bombers. Winning their heats were Dalton Goldhammer, Jimmy Baker and Robert Kissam. For the feature it was Gene Gross and Robert Kissam on the front row. When the green waved it was Kissam leading the first 10 laps until Goldhammer took over the lead. He never looked back as he went on to win his very first feature. Robert Kissam would finish second as it appeared his left rear wheel was just barely hanging on crossing the line in front of Robert Gullet, Sr., John Moore and Gene Gross rounding out the top five.
ASA racing continues next weekend as Late Models, Gagel’s Open Wheel Modifieds, Street Stocks, Outlaw Fours, and the Daytona Antique Auto Racing Association all return for action. For further information, visit eastbayracewaypark.com.
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