Coby, Brunnhoelzl Nab Modified Wins At Thompson

Doug Coby swept the NASCAR Whelen Modified race and the non-points UNOH Showdown Sunday at Thompson International Speedway. Photo by Jeff Zelevansky/Getty Images for NASCAR

Doug Coby put together an unforgettable Sunday drive at Thompson International Speedway.

The Milford, Conn., driver collected his second career NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour win in the Northern Thompson 150 and then backed it up by winning the non-points UNOH Showdown in a matchup of the NASCAR Whelen Modified and Whelen Southern Modified tours.

Ted Christopher and James Civali finished second and third, respectively, in the UNOH Showdown.

The 50-lap “dash for cash” matched the top finishers from the two 125-lap events earlier in the day. George Brunnhoelzl III, who won the Southern Thompson 125, earlier in the day, finished fourth in the showdown. By virtue of their wins, Brunnhoelzl and Coby started on the front row for the showdown. Coby took the lead on Lap 1 and never looked back.

Eric Goodale was fifth, followed by Bobby Santos, Ryan Preece, Mike Stefanik, Justin Bosignore and Eddie Flemke

Coby also dominated the Northern Modified 125. He was followed across the line by James Civali, Ryan Preece, Ted Christopher and Todd Szegedy. Coby’s other career win was at Stafford (Conn.) Motor Speedway on April 30, 2006.

Tom Rogers Jr., was sixth, followed by Eric Goodale, Rowan Pennink, points leader Ron Silk and Justin Bonsignore.

George Brunnhoelz won the Whelen Southern Modified portion of Sunday's card at Thompson. Photo by Getty Images for NASCAR

Brunnhoelzl took advantage of a late penalty to Steve Masse to grab the win in the Southern Thompson 125.

Masse, making his NASCAR touring series debut, took the lead on Lap 47 of the Southern Thompson 125 from two-time NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour champion Donny Lia. However, on a Lap 119 restart, Masse was posted for jumping the restart. That handed the lead to Brunnhoelzl, who cruised to his third win of the season.

Burt Myers was second and Tim Brown third. Andy Seuss, Steve Park, Frank Fleming, Timmy Solomito, Lia, Thomas Stinson and Austin Pack rounded out the top 10. Masse, who did not heed the black flag, was scored with a 14th-place finish.

Brunnhoelzl leads Seuss by 134 points and John Smith by 162 with four races remaining.

Both tours are back on track Saturday, Sept. 17 as the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour has the Town Fair Tire 100 at Lime Rock Park in Lakeville, Conn., and the NASCAR Whelen Southern Modified Tour is at Caraway Speedway in Asheboro, N.C.

NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour
Thompson International Speedway – Thompson, CT
Northern Thompson 150 – Sept. 11, 2011

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NASCAR Whelen Southern Modified Tour
Thompson International Speedway – Thompson, CT
Southern Thompson 125 – Sept. 11, 2011

NASCAR Whelen Modified/Southern Modified Tours
Thompson International Speedway – Thompson, CT
UNOH Showdown (Non-Points) – Sept. 11, 2011