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MAILLET RETURNS TO PETTY RACEWAY VICTORY LANE
« on: July 12, 2015, 11:04:15 PM »
MAILLET RETURNS TO PETTY RACEWAY VICTORY LANE



Lounsbury, McFetridge share inaugural Demolition event glory


(July 12th, 2015 - River Glade, NB) - After an early season of struggles, it was a night of redemption for Matt Maillet.


The Burton, New Brunswick driver capitalized on a Lap 43 caution flag in the 50-lap Sportsman feature Saturday night at Petty International Raceway to lead the final seven laps en route to his first win of the season. Maillet, who won a heat race to kick off the evening, had to come from the rear of the 12-car field following a complete inversion of the starting grid.


Windsor, Nova Scotia’s Fred Schofield led the field to green and appeared to be well on his way to his first career Sportsman victory. That all changed with seven laps remaining though when he and Luc Bourgeois (Memramcook, NB), who won the first race of the season back in May at Petty Raceway, tangled for the top spot. Maillet would inherit the lead and hold off the Rodgers brothers, Andrew and Matt (Smithtown, NB) to lock down the win in his #29 Doorcraft Chevrolet.


Matt Rodgers and Maillet won the qualifying heat races in the Sportsman division, with three cautions within the final seven laps of the race slowing the pace of the event.


Gary Tingley (River Glade, NB) knows that the only lap that pays the points and the checkered flag is the last one, and he reminded his competition of such on Saturday when he only led the final two laps to victory in the CMax Street Stock feature. Tingley passed reigning champion Kenny MacKenzie Jr (Salisbury, NB) to take his second victory of the season and first since May. MacKenzie was second in the 30-lap feature, followed by Shawn Lewis (Salisbury, NB), who scored his first podium finish in the CMax Street Stock division for 2015.


Lewis and Nick Cudmore (Petitcodiac, NB) won the two 10-lap heat races for the CMax Street Stock division, with only two cautions slowing the main feature.


It was a big night for Logan Power in the Mister Transmission Mini Stock division as the youngster from Riverview, NB won his first career feature at Petty International Raceway. Power took the lead from multiple time Nova Scotia Mini Stock champion Tim Webster (Beaverbank, NS) with five laps to go and held on to win the 25-lap, caution free affair. Rob Poirier (Irishtown, NB) slid by Webster late in the race to pick up second while Webster, who won the heat race, held on to third.


Ashton Tucker (Lyttleton, NB) returned with a vengeance to the Leisure Days RV Bandolero division by dominating the 20-lap feature en route to victory. Tucker, who entered the race as the point leader, led the final 16 laps en route to the victory over Luke Ettinger (Kennetcook, NS) and Josh Langille (Coldbrook, NS) - who each scored their best finishes at Petty International Raceway.


The feature was slowed by three early yellow flags, with the final 12 laps being run under consecutive green. Levi Rossiter (Salisbury, NB) and Tucker each scored heat race victories.


The event was highlighted by Petty International Raceway’s first Women on Wheels event and Demolition Derby. Fourteen female drivers with no previous racing experience took the green flag in the 15-lap Women on Wheels feature with Janet McFetridge (Timberlea, NS), wife of Petty International Raceway co-owner Craig McFetridge, taking the victory. Brooke MacLean (Truro, NS), girlfriend of Parts for Trucks Pro Stock Tour point leader Dylan Blenkhorn was second, with Amanda Tingley (River Glade, NB), wife of CMax Street Stock feature winner Gary Tingley, was third.


The cars were then turned over to the Demolition Derby drivers for a winner take all, smash and bash showcase on the front straightaway of Petty International Raceway. When all the dust and stray car parts came to a rest, the #41 car driven by Josh Lounsbury of River Glade, New Brunswick was declared the winner of the Demolition Derby and the $1,000 payday.


 Petty International Raceway returns to action on Sunday, August 2nd with the third annual Caleb Dunn Memorial card, featuring Round Two of Three on the New Brunswick Short Track Challenge for Sportsman. The Late Model boys and girls will be on track for 100-laps, while the CMax Street Stocks, Mister Transmission Mini Stocks and Leisure Days RV Bandoleros will also contest point paying features. The event will also feature visits from the Eastern Super Mini Cup Series and Atlantic Modified Tours.


For complete information on Petty International Raceway, please visit www.pettyraceway.com.


About Petty International Raceway:
Petty International Raceway is located on Highway 106, just 40 km west of Moncton, New Brunswick. To learn more about Petty International Raceway, its location, admission, policies, history, and more, please visit www.pettyraceway.com. To get current updates delivered to you directly please follow us on Twitter.


 
Sportsman Feature Results -  Official - 50 Laps
1  29 Matt Maillet
2  14 Andrew Rodgers
3  42 Matt Rodgers
4  61 Chris Cormier
5  25 Marcel Maillet
6  05 Fred Schofield
7  7 Byron Bartlett
8  85 Ken MacKenzie Jr
9  31 Kevin Cormier
10  88 Luc Bourgeois
11  92 Neil Crawford
12  3 Bert Cormier

 


Street Stock Feature Results -  Official - 30 Laps
1  91 Gary Tingley
2  85 Ken MacKenzie Jr
3  92 Shawn Lewis
4  50 James Smith
5  89 Mike Edwards
6  87 Nick Cudmore
7  2 Cliff Mercer
8  02 Craig Ward
9  09 Nick Cadger
10  5 Bob Prosser

 


Mini Stock Feature Results -  Official - 25 Laps
1  58 Logan Power
2    0 Rob Poirier
3  86 Tim Webster
4  61 Eugene Weagle
5  10 Patricia Taylor
6  60 Mike Weagle
7  55 Rodney Allain
8  72 Rob Boutilier

 


Bandolero Feature Results -  Official - 20 Laps
1  32 Ashton Tucker
2  62 Luke Ettinger
3  18 Joshua Langille
4  84 Levi Rossiter
5  27 Austin MacDonald
6  44 Nathan Blackburn
7  68 Michael Cormier
8  03 Colton Noble
9  87 Danny Chisholm
10  17 Dylan Dowe
11  81 Nathan Singer
12  00 Wyatt Tingley
13  3 Nathan Langille
14  13 Max Alward

 


Women on Wheels Results -  Official  - 15 Laps
1  989 Janet McFetridge
2  67 Brooke MacLean
3  91 Amanda Tingley
4  41 Ellen Smith
5  44 Ashley Campbell
6  38 Eilleen Wallace
7  10/60 Kate LeBlanc
8  94 Melanie Harnish
9  33 Brenda Shortell
10  85 Sherry MacKenzie
11  83 Gisele Leger
12  16 Dawn Martin
13  7 Lauralee Blackburn
14  15 Kathy Crosthwaite

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MAILLET RETURNS TO PETTY RACEWAY VICTORY LANE
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