Race Recaps
Avants makes it two in a row at Colorado National Speedway.
Roger the "ice man" Avants dominated the Speedy's Autos late model field winning his second consecutive main event. Try as they might the rest of the field couldn't catch Littleton Colorado's Roger Avants as he used the outside line to make another trip to winner's circle at CNS.
Speedy's Auto Late Models.
Car #11 Darren Robertson and #12 Bruce Yackey paced the field as the Speedy's Autos late model revved it up for a 40 lap main event. Young Darren Robertson took an early lead over the veteran Bruce "the moose" Yacky while Roger "the ice man" Avants and "Speedy" Ronnie Hults battled for 3rd. A third the way through the race and the "ice man" used his signature outside line to move past Yackey and take a 8 car length lead. #27 Roger Avants wasn't to be denied as he won his second consecutive main event in dominating fashion.
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Crafty Veteran Roger Avants Takes a Wire to Wire Victory
Roger Avants takes control of the oval, fending off multiple attempts by point leader Ronnie Hults and NASCAR up-and-comer Chris Eggleston.
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Speedy's Autos Late Models
The Late Model 40 lapper started off with #39 Jack Nugent on the pole. #27 Roger Avants had the outside of row 1. #22 Chris Eggleston had the inside of row two with #42 Ronnie Hults on the outside. The action up front was about as intense as it gets as Eggleston and Hults rode on the heels of Roger Avants. Eggleston and Hults battled for 2nd through more than 20 laps with Eggleston eventually making his way into 2nd place. Chris made multiple attempts on Roger's inside, nearly taking the lead again and again. We were led to believe Avants was simply toying with the young up-and-comer as he squashed his every attempt to take over the top spot. At the finish it was Roger Avants followed by Eggleston, Hults and #12 Bruce Yackey.
Chris Eggleston is Sunoco's Champion
Following up the disaterous Late Model pile up which totalled half the field on July 10th, the Late Models brought out an impressive 14 cars. They raced in style this week with action so intense you could throw a blanket over the top 5. Savage, Yackey and Hults all spent some time in the lead but it was NASCAR up-and-comer Chris Eggleston who stuck it for the win!
Bear Lynch Claws His Way to Victory
Despite multiple yellow flags and field thinning wrecks, Bear Lynch maintains his lead over Jeff Walbaum and points leader Blackie Blackard for the win.
Pair-A-Dice Sportsman
#41 Bear Lynch maintained a slight lead over Blackie Blackard as the two drag raced through 3 laps to start the 30 lap Sportsman Main Event. Lynch took the lead and our current point leader Blackie Blackard dropped back another spot as #8 Jeff Walbaum blazed into 2nd place. Bear stuck the lead for the duration of the race for the win. Walbaum took 2nd followed by, Blackard, #84 Bruce Borchardt and #62 Jim Bob Rogers.
Ronnie Hults Wins the 2010 Midseason Debacle
Only 10 cars avoid the most disastrous pile up in CNS history to finish the Late Model Midseason Championship. Ronnie Hults rides the outside line once again to victory.
Speedy's Autos Late Models
#74 Dan Savage and #31 Rick Smith blew the doors off the rest of the field, competing in a race all their own as they moved to the front of pack and dueled for the lead. At lap 24 of the 100 lapper, the leaders approached lapped traffic and Savage controlled a comfortable lead.
More Articles...
- Jim Bob Rogers and Cris Muhler Shine for Part 1 of the Midseason Championship
- Roger Avants Takes His First 2010 Late Model Win
- Chris Eggleston Takes His 1st Late Model Win of the Season
- No Hat-Trick for Ronnie Hults as Dan Savage Rides 3 Wide to Victory
- A Photo Finish Win for Sportsman Driver Bruce Borchardt
- Speedy Dominates First Late Model Race of the Year
- Blackey Blackard Takes the Season Opener at CNS
- 2009 is in the Record Books!
- Bruce "the moose" Yackey takes his 2nd consecutive Late Model Season Championship
- The 1st Snap-On Tools Challenge Cup Goes Off Without a Hitch
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