Waterford, CT — Six-time champion Dennis Gada came from deep in the pack Saturday evening to win his third NASCAR Whelen All-American Series SK feature of the season on Little League Night at the Waterford Speedbowl.
Other feature winners were Ed Reed Jr. (Late Model), Ed Lamb Jr. (Sportsman), and Raymond Christian III (Mini Stock).
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Published at May 18, 2008
in Seekonk.
Seekonk, MA — Westport Ma. native Tom Scully Sr. went wire to wire to pick up his first win since 2006.After crashing out on opening night, the Subway of Seekonk, East Coast Collision Monte Carlo was back up to full song. Tom grabbed the lead on the initial green, overpowering Mike Brightman from Acushnet Ma. Mike tried to hang on in his Impact Collision Fusion #29, but Ken Spencer, who led much of the opening nights events, glued himself to the rear bumper of Scully. Brightman settled into third, while Rookie of the Year contender Jake Vanada and Fred Astle followed suite in the top 5. There was no change in the top five until Astle, in the Wood Frame Structures Chevy #30 slip up to the second groove, and worked his way into 4th by lap 15.
It was on the eighteenth circuit that the field was slowed for the first and only time. Opening night feature winner Tom Scully Jr was working his way up from his fourteenth starting position. He was working the outside of Vanada, while also trying to squeeze under the lapped car of Joseph Melberg of Attleboro, MA. Vanada got a little loose, and he slid up into the deuce of Scully, forcing him and the Melberg mount into the wall, ending both of their nights. Joey Cerullo in the Flood Auto Group Ford Fusion #6 retired to the pits at this time, fighting mechanical woes.
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Thompson, CT — The thunder rolls beginning this Thursday at the Thompson International Speedway. This week will mark the beginning of the 2008 NASCAR weekly racing programs known as Thursday Night Thompson Thunder (TNTT).
Thompson’s TNTT has become a fan favorite and affordable night out due to the extreme competition and the fast-paced nature of the entire program. Feature event racing gets underway shortly after 6 PM and within three hours, fans will have enjoyed six NASCAR Whelen All American Series divisions and are headed home at an early hour.
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