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Canadian Oval / Road Racing => Canadian Tracks => Sunset Speedway => Topic started by: Derek on May 24, 2015, 12:38:58 AM
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The 100 lap APC Series race was won by Dwayne Baker. Jamie Cox was 2nd, Matt Box 3rd, Shawn Chenoweth 4th and Jason Parker 5th.
Cayden Lapcevich won the Super Stock feature,
Jason Keen won the Canadian Vintage Modified feature,
Danny Benedict won the Mini Stock feature
and Nic Montanari won the Mighty Mini feature.
(all unofficial)
I took about 7800 photos - will post some here and on www.racepulse.com (http://www.racepulse.com) as soon as i can.
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Some of the pro teams have alot of work to get cars ready for flamboro...86 car was fast for his first pro race
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All in all pretty good race except for the last 20 laps or so until Dwayne started to run away with things some. Great qualifying with top 20+ cars within 1/10th of a second. I've have seen a lot of races over the last 45 years and in the last few years I have noticed something I'm sure other regular viewers have; LLM can beat Pro LM on a fairly regular basis which begs the question, if you can run a good LLM in Pro Events and spend less money (some at least ) why not do it? The facts are at Sunset over the last few years, Walters almost lapped the field in a Pro Event with his LLM; Sean Cronan I think, kicked some butt once and Walters more than once I believe. My bud Chris Morrow won a track championship running full time against ACT legal LM at Kawartha a few years back and that's a bigger track where horsepower can mean even more than Sunset. I think Mike Bentley won the PRO LM event last year or the year before at Fall Colours with his LLM.I understand the LLM cars get breaks on weights and such when racing against more powerful yet heavier cars which is supposed to make them more even. It seems they do just that. If I were a racer wouldn't I run a LLM and make the allowable changes to run it as a Pro LM when required? Just a fan's perspective.