9.26.20 Pittsburghs PA Motor Speedway Results
Only one point would separate first and second place for the ADMAR Pro Stocks and with the Wee Willie White Memorial in town, the Pro Stock champion would be decided at Dirt’s Monster Half-Mile on Saturday night. PPMS would see qualifying, eight heat races, a six-lap dash, and six feature events, including the Wee Willie White Memorial. Chris Schneider (55), from Lower Burrell, would win the Wee Willie White Memorial, presented by Zrimm’s Tire & Automotive, paying $1,055 to win. Chas Wolbert (C3), from Howland, Ohio, picked up another win in the RUSH Sportsman Modified feature, while Mike Duritsky (90J), from Masontown, brought home the win in the RUSH Late Model dirt series feature, and Stephen Shelpman (17S), from Pleasant Hills, picked up another win in the Keystone Coach Works Hobby Stock Feature. The Bubeck brothers of Philip (2L) and Noah (2) would both pick up another win in the Crawford Auto Repair Four Cylinder and the All Ways Safe Young Guns features respectively.
Noah Brunell (31), from New Alexandria, would set the fast time for the ADMAR Pro Stock Wee Willie White Memorial with a time of 19.755. Schneider (55) qualified in second with a time of 19.957 and Jordan Perkins (13J), from Sharpsville, was only 0.010 seconds behind Schneider (55). Brunell (31), Schneider (55), and Perkins (13J) were the only three drivers to have times in the 19 second range. With a field of 16 cars, the Pro Stocks would run two heat races with the top three from each going to the six-lap dash. Brunell (31), Daryl Charlier (114), and Perkin (13J) would be the top three from heat one and Schneider (55), Nick Kocuba (10), and Rusty Martz (16M) would be the top three from heat two. The top six would redraw for their dash starting spot and Schneider (55) would draw the pole position. Schneider (55) would win the dash with Brunell (31) in second, Charlier (114) in third, Perkins (13J) in fourth, Martz (16M) in fifth, and Kocuba (10) in sixth. Those would be the first three starting rows for the Wee Willie White Memorial 20-lap feature event. Brunell would have car trouble and would not start the feature, allowing everyone to move up one starting spot.
In the 20-lap feature for the Wee Willie White Memorial, 15 cars would start the event with Brunell (31) now out of the race. When the green flag dropped, Schneider (55) would keep the early lead. Lap three had Schneider (55) still leading, Charlier (114) in second, Martz (16M) in third, Perkins (13J) in fourth, and Ryan Moyer (13X) in fifth. The event’s first caution would slow the pace on lap six for Martz (16M) who had car trouble. Schneider (55) and Charlier (114) would lead the restart and Schneider (55) would keep the lead when the field returned to green-flag racing. Another caution would come on lap eight and once again, Schneider (55) would keep the lead on the restart. Lap 11 had Schneider (55) still leading, Charlier (114) in second, Perkins (13J) in third, Kocuba (10) in fourth, and Jason Fosnaught (73) in fifth. Those top five would remain the same from lap 11 to the checkered flag with Schneider (55) winning the Wee Willie White Memorial, presented by Zrimm’s Tire & Auto, paying him $1,055. He was followed to the line by Charlier (114) in second, Perkins (13J) in third, Kocuba (10) in fourth, Jason Fosnaught (73) in fifth, Randy Wyant (11T) in sixth, Jim Fosnaught (20J) in seventh, Moyer (13X) in eighth, Bill Robertson (1B) in ninth, and Chase Lambert (22JR) completes the top 10.
Nine cars would start the 15-lap feature for the RUSH Sportsman Modified Dirt Series. Chas Wolbert (C3) would start on the pole. Starting to his outside in second place was Ayden Cipriano (5C), from Hermitage. Kole Holden (2), from Tiona, would start in third, while Tony Tatgenhorst (63T), from Columbiana, Ohio would start in fourth, Chelsie Kriegisch (10), from Ellwood City, would start in fifth, and Jacob Jordan (28J), from Aliquippa, would complete the top three rows. When the green flag dropped, Wolbert (C3) would pull away with the early lead. With Wolbert (C3) still leading, lap three had Holden (2) in second, Cipriano (5C) in third, Tatgenhorst (63T) in fourth, and Kriegisch (10) in fifth. The top five would remain the same at the halfway point and despite a late-race caution, the top five would still remain the same with Wolbert (C3) picking up another PPMS victory. He was followed to the line by Holden (2) in second, Cipriano (5C) in third, Tatgenhorst (63T) in fourth, Kriegisch (10) in fifth, Jordan (28J) in sixth, Dave Price (111) in seventh, Gage Priester (71) in eighth, and Nathen McDowell (11G) completes the nine-car field. The heat race winner was Wolbert (C3).
The RUSH Late Model Dirt Series Topless 25 would qualify 17 cars and Ben Policz (14B), from Rices Landing, would set the fast time with a time of 19.241. Justin Lamb (64K), from Findlay Township was a close-second with his time of 19.313, as Lamb (64K) was driving the Koteles owned Late Model. The field would be broken into two heat races with the top four from each heat race making it into the redraw to determine the top eight starting spots for the feature event.
In the 25-lap feature for the RUSH Late Model Dirt Series Topless 25, Nico Dabecco (42D), from Verona, would be the pole-sitter. Mike Duritsky (90J) would start on his outside and in second place. Policz (14B) would start in third, while Christian Schneider (M5), from Warren, Ohio, would start in fourth, Logan Zarin (1Z), from Moon, in fifth, and Tommy Schirnhofer (8S), from Dormont, rounds out the top three starting rows. When the green flag waved, Dabecco (42D) and Duritsky (90J) would battle side by side for the lead on lap one with Duritsky (90J) claiming the lead by lap two. The event’s first caution would come on lap four when the 8S of Schirnhofer had car trouble and would be forced to tag the field. Duritsky (90J) and Schneider (M5) would lead the field on the restart with Schneider (M5) taking over the lead when the field returned to green-flag racing, but another caution would slow the pace on lap five. Schneider (M5) would choose the inside on the restart with Duritsky (90J) on his outside. Policz (14B) was now in third, Dabecco (42D) in fourth, and Lamb (64k) in fifth. When the green flag waved, the field wouldn’t even get a lap in before the caution was out once again. A complete restart would ensue and Schneider (M5) would keep the lead when the green light turned on. At the halfway point, Schneider (M5) was still leading with Dabecco (42D) in second, Duritsky (90J) in third, Zarin (1Z) in fourth, and Schirnhofer (8S) now in fifth, after having to tag the field earlier in the race. After a lap 15 caution, Schneider (M5) would again keep the lead on the restart. Schneider (M5) appeared to have the win in the bag, but with three laps to go, Schneider (M5) was forced to enter the pits after his car began to emit a lot of smoke as it came down the front stretch, which would give Duritsky (90J) the lead. Duritsky (90J) would lead the remaining laps of the event, picking up his first PPMS win of the season. He was followed to the line by Zarin (1Z) in second, Schirnhofer (8S) in third, Dabecco (42D) in fourth, Beighey (36B) in fifth, Tony White (27T) in sixth, Kassidy Kamicker (72B) in seventh, Eric Hamilton Jr (33X) in eighth, Schneider (M5) in ninth, and Ben Scott (80) rounds out the top 10. The heat race winners were Policz (14B) and Lamb (64K). Notables: Tommy Schirnhofer (8S) was involved in a lap-four caution which made him have to tag the rear of the field and he battled back to finish in third.
The Keystone Coach Works Hobby Stock feature had Joe Anthony (221K), from Pittsburgh, starting on the pole as he was driving Karlee Kovacs car. Ben Anton (13), from Jefferson Hills, would start in second, while Chloe Jones (5J) would start in third, Frank Magill (05) would start in fourth, John Cain (06), from North Versailles, would start in fifth, and Kayla McManus (00K), from Elizabeth, would complete the top three starting rows. When the green flag dropped, Anthony (221K) would keep the early lead. A caution would slow the pace by lap two and Anthony (221K) would take the outside on the restart and when the field returned to green-flag conditions, F. Magill (05) would take over the lead. S. Shelpman (17S) was on the move from his eighth place starting spot and was up to second place by lap five and by lap seven he was the leader of the race. Another caution would slow the pace on lap nine and S. Shelpman (17S) would lead the restart with Gary Koteles (1K) in second, F. Magill (05) in third, Anthony (221K) in fourth, and Cain (06) in fifth. S. Shelpman (17S) would lead the remaining laps of the event, picking up another Keystone Coach Works Hobby Stock win. He was followed to the line by Anthony (221K) in second, G. Koteles (1K) in third, Cain (06) in fourth, Matt Benard (15) in fifth, Ed Shelpman (17P) in sixth, Kayla McManus (00K) in seventh, B. Anton (13) in eighth, Brian Hutchko (OU2) in ninth, and Jones (5J) in tenth. The heat race winners were F. Magill (05) and S. Shelpman (17S).
The Crawford Auto Repair Four Cylinder feature would start nine cars and Bill Tennant (2), from Colliers, West Virginia would start on the pole. To his outside and starting in second was Philip Bubeck (2). Starting in third was Kyle Janas (88), from Coraopolis, while April Tennant (95), from Colliers, West Virginia, started in fourth, Bob Quagg (16) started in fifth, and Eric Reynolds (53), started in sixth. When the green flag waved, B. Tennant (2) and P. Bubeck (2L) would drag race for the lead with P. Bubeck (2L) taking the lead at the line. P. Bubeck (2L) would lead through lap five when the event’s first caution would slow the pace. On the restart, P. Bubeck (2L) and B. Tennant (2) would again battle for the lead with P. Bubeck (2L) coming out on top once again. B. Tennant (2) would eventually begin to fall off the pace with just a few laps remaining and P. Bubeck (2L) would pick up another PPMS win. He was followed to the line by A. Tennant (95) in second, Janas (88) in third, Susie Rudolph (55) in fourth, B. Tennant (2) in fifth, Quagg (16) in sixth, Reynolds (53) in seventh, Craig Rudolph (5R) in eighth, and Derek Quigley (65Q) in ninth. The heat race winner was P. Bubeck (2L).
In the All Ways Safe Young Guns feature, Dylan Clipp (69), from Burgettstown, would start on the pole. Cameron Hollister (44), from McDonald, would start to his outside and in second place, while Wyatt Mock (88M) would start in third, Amanda Magill (05), from Jefferson Hills, would start in fourth, and Noah Bubeck (2) would start in fifth. When the green flag waved, N. Bubeck (2) would have the lead at the line. With N. Bubeck (2) still leading, Mock (88M) was in second, Clipp (69) was in third, Hollister (44) was in fourth, and A. Magill (05) was in fifth. Those five cars would stay in the same position for the entire event and N. Bubeck (2) would keep his winning streak alive, picking up another All Ways Safe Young Guns victory. He was followed to the line by Mock (88M) in second, Clipp (69) in third, Hollister (44) in fourth, and A. Magill (05) in fifth. The Young Guns did not run a heat race.
Saturday was the last points race at Dirt’s Monster Half-Mile and the 2020 champions are in the books. 2019 Defending champion Ben Policz (14B) makes it two in a row for the RUSH Late Model Dirt Series, while Dave McManus/Daryl Charlier (114) have won the ADMAR Pro Stock championship. Coming into Saturday night, the 114 was only one point ahead of Ryan Moyer (13X). Stephen Shelpman (17S) makes it four in a row in the Keystone Coach Works Hobby Stock Division, while Philip Bubeck (2L) wins the championship for the Crawford Auto Repair Four Cylinders, and his brother, Noah Bubeck (2) brings home the championship for the All Ways Safe Young Guns. Noah has won every feature event dating back to the 2019 Pittsburgher 100 weekend.
Racing resumes at Pittsburgh’s Pennsylvania Motor Speedway this coming Friday and Saturday, October 2 and 3, 2020, for the Pittsburgher 100. Friday, October 2, 2020, will have a complete show with the ADMAR Pro Stocks, the Keystone Coach Works Hobby Stocks, the Crawford Auto Repair Four Cylinders, the All Ways Safe Young Guns, and the Pace Performance RUSH Racing Series together with Sweeney Chevrolet Buick
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RESULTS
Wee Willie White Memorial ADMAR Pro Stocks (20) – laps
Finishing Spot – starting spot – driver name (car number) – hometown
1 – 1 – Chris Schneider (55) – Lower Burrell
2 – 2 – Daryl Charlier (114) – Midway
3 – 3 – Jordan Perkins (13J) – Sharpsville
4 – 5 – Nick Kocuba (10) – Bulger
5 – 6 – Jason Fosnaught (73) – Tarentum
6 – 11 – Randy Wyant (11T) – Oil City
7 – 8 – Jim Fosnaught (20J)
8 – 7 – Ryan Moyer (13X) – Portersville
9 – 9 – Bill Robertson (1B) – Upper Saint Clair
10 – 12 – Chase Lambert (22JR) – Mars
11 – 10 – Jake Simmons (18) – Beaver Falls
12 – 14 – John Gill (19G) – Burgettstown
13 – 13 – Tanya Charlier (21) – Midway
14 – 4 – Rusty Martz (16M) – Brookville
15 – 15 – AJ Poljak (36) – Baldwin
DNS – Noah Brunell (31) – New Alexandria
2020 Pro Stock champion – Dave McManus/Daryl Charlier (114) Ben Laboon owned
ADMAR Pro Stock Qualifying
Finishing spot, driver name (car number) – time
1 – Noah Brunell (31) – 19.755
2 – Chris Schneider (55) – 19.957
3 – Jordan Perkins (13J) – 19.657
4 – Randy Wyant (11T) – 20.112
5 – Jason Fosnaught (73) – 20.397
6 – Nick Kocuba (10) – 20.418
7 – Daryl Charlier (114) – 20.424
8 – Rusty Martz (16M) – 20.651
9 – Jake Simmons (18) – 20.878
10 – Ryan Moyer (13X) – 20.999
11 – Jim Fosnaught (20J) – 21.006
12 – Bill Robertson (1B) – 21.168
13 – Chase Lambert (22JR) – 21.216
14 – AJ Poljak (36) – 21.761
15 – John Gill (19G) – 22.822
16 – Tanya Charlier (21) – 25.390
ADMAR Pro Stock Dash (6) – laps
Finishing spot, starting spot, driver name, car number
1 – 1 – Chris Schnedier (55)
2 – 2 – Noah Brunell (31)
3 – 3 – Daryl Chalier (114)
4 – 4 – Jordan Perkins (13J)
5 – 5 – Rusty Martz (16M)
6 – 6 – Nick Kocuba (10)
ADMAR Pro Stock heat 1 (8) – laps
Finishing spot, driver name – car number – [starting spot]
Noah Brunell – 31 – [1]; 2. Daryl Charlier – 114 – [4]; 3. Jordan Perkins – 13J – [2]; 4. Jason Fosnaught – 73 – [3]; 5. Jim Fosnaught – 20J – [6]; 6. Jake Simmons – 18 – [5]; 7. Chase Lambert – 22JR – [7]; 8. John Gill – 19G – [8];
ADMAR Pro Stock heat 2 (8) – laps
Finishing spot, driver name – car number – [starting spot]
Chris Schneider – 55 – [1]; 2. Nick Kocuba – 10 – [3]; 3. Rusty Martz – 16M – [4]; 4. Ryan Moyer – 13X – [5]; 5. Bill Robertson – 1B – [6]; 6. Randy Wyant – 11T – [2]; 7. Tanya Charlier – 21 – [7]; DNS – AJ Poljak – 36 –
RUSH Sportsman Modified feature (15) – laps
Finishing Spot – starting spot – driver name (car number) – hometown
1 – 1 – Chas Wolbert (C3) – Howland, Ohio
2 – 3 – Kole Holden (2) – Tiona
3 – 2 – Ayden Cipriano (5C) – Hermitage
4 – 4 – Tony Tatgenhorst (63T) – Columbiana, Ohio
5 – 6 – Chelsie Kriegisch (10) – Ellwood City
6 – 5 – Jacob Jordan (28J) – Aliquippa
7 – 9 – Dave Price (111)
8 – 8 – Gage Priester (71)
9 – 7 – Nathen McDowell (11G) – Greenville
RUSH Sportsman Modified heat 1 (8) – laps
Finishing spot, driver name – car number – [starting spot]
Chas Wolbert – C3 – [1]; 2. Ayden Cipriano – 5C – [2]; 3. Kole Holden – 2 – [4]; 4. Tony Tatgenhorst – 63T – [9]; 5. Jacob Jordan – 28J – [7]; 6. Chelsie Kriegisch – 10 – [6]; 7. Nathen McDowell – 11G – [5]; 8. Gage Priester – 71 – [3]; 9. Dave Price – 111 – [8];
RUSH Late Model Dirt Series topless 25 (25) – laps
Finishing Spot – starting spot – driver name (car number) – hometown
1 – 2 – Mike Duritsky (90J) – Masontown
2 – 5 – Logan Zarin (1Z) – Moon
3 – 6 – Tommy Schirnhofer (8S) – Dormont
4 – 1 – Nico Dabecco (42D) – Verona
5 – 7 – Colby Beighey (36B) – Taylor, Michigan
6 – 10 – Tony White (27T) – Aliquippa
7 – 16 – Kassidy Kamicker (72B) – Aliquippa
8 – 17 – Eric Hamilton Jr (33X) – McDonald
9 – 4 – Christian Schneider (M5) – Warren, Ohio
10 – 13 – Ben Scott (80) – Delmar, Deleware
11 – 9 – Bill Kessler (09) – Freedom
12 – 12 – Brandon Lott (47) – Plum
13 – 3 – Ben Policz (14B) – Rices Landing
14 – 11 – Colton Flinner (4T8) – Allison Park
15 – 8 – Justin Lamb (64K) – Findlay Township
16 – 14 – Dave Goble (20G) – Aliquippa
17 – 15 – DJ Nakutis (31) – Pittsburgh
2020 RUSH Late Model Dirt Series champion – Ben Policz (14B) 2nd in a row
RUSH Late Model Dirt Series Qualifying
Finishing spot, driver name (car number) – time
1 – Ben Policz (14B) – 19.241
2 – Justin Lamb (64K) – 19.313
3 – Logan Zarin (1Z) – 19.477
4 – Tommy Schrinhofer (8S) – 19.549
5 – Mike Duritsky (90J) – 19.651
6 – Nico Dabecco (42D) – 19.774
7 – Bill Kessler (09) – 19.800
8 – Christian Schneider (M5) – 19.809
9 – Colby Beighey (36B) – 19.843
10 – Tony White (27T) – 20.220
11 – Ben Scott (80) – 20.288
12 – Brandon Lott (47) 20.339
13 – DJ Nakutis (31) – 20.408
14 – Dave Goble (20G) – 20.504
15 – Colton Flinner (48F) – 20.947
16 – Kassidy Kamicker (72B) – 21.428
17 – Eric Hamilton Jr (33X) – 21.733
RUSH Late Model Dirt Series heat 1 (8) – laps
Finishing spot, driver name – car number – [starting spot]
Ben Policz – 14B – [1]; 2. Logan Zarin – 1Z – [2]; 3. Mike Duritsky – 90J – [3]; 4. Colby Beighey – 36B – [5]; 5. Bill Kessler – 09 – [4]; 6. Colton Flinner – 48F – [8]; 7. Ben Scott – 80 – [6]; 8. DJ Nakutis – 31 – [7]; 9. Eric Hamilton Jr – 33X – [9];
RUSH Late Model Dirt Series heat 2 (8) – laps
Finishing spot, driver name – car number – [starting spot]
Justin Lamb – 64K – [1]; 2. Tommy Schirnhofer – 8S – [2]; 3. Christian Schneider – M5 – [4]; 4. Nico Dabecco – 42D – [3]; 5. Tony White – 27T – [5]; 6. Brandon Lott – 47 – [6]; 7. Dave Goble – 20G – [7]; 8. Kassidy Kamicker – 72B – [8];
Keystone Coach Works Hobby Stock feature (15) – laps
Finishing Spot – starting spot – driver name (car number) – hometown
1 – 8 – Stephen Shelpman (17S) – Pleasant Hills
2 – 1 – Joe Anthony (221K) – Pittsburgh
3 – 12 – Gary Koteles (1K) – Stockdale
4 – 5 – John Cain (06) – North Versailles
5 – 7 – Matt Benard (15) – Oakdale
6 – 15 – Ed Shelpman (17P) – Pleasant Hills
7 – 6 – Kayla McManus (00K) – Elizabeth
8 – 2 – Ben Anton (13) – Jefferson Hills
9 – 14 – Brian Hutchko (OU2)
10 – 3 – Chloe Jones (5J)
11 – 10 – Tony Magill (5M) – Jefferson Hills
12 – 11 – Tom Anton (64) – Jefferson Hills
13 – 16 – James Huff (83X)
14 – 4 – Frank Magill (05) – Jefferson Hills
15 – 13 – Jason Garchak (46) – Pittsburgh
16 – 9 – Mike Tropeck (47T) – McDonald
2020 Keystone Coach Works Hobby Stock champion – Stephen Shelpman (17S) 4 in a row
Hobby Stock heat 1 (6) – laps
Finishing spot, driver name – car number – [starting spot]
Frank Magill – 05 – [3]; 2. Chloe Jones – 5J – [4]; 3. Matt Benard – 15 – [1]; 4. Ben Anton – 13 – [7]; 5. Mike Tropeck – 47T – [5]; 6. Tom Anton – 64 – [2]; 7. Jason Garchak – 46 – [6]; DNS – Richard E Ours – 70 –
Hobby Stock heat 2 (6) – laps
Finishing spot, driver name – car number – [starting spot]
Stephen Shelpman – 17S – [4]; 2. Joe Anthony – 221K – [1]; 3.Kayla McManus – 00K – [2]; 4. John Cain – 06 – [6]; 5. Tony Magill – 5M – [3]; 6. Gary Koteles – 1K – [5]; 7. Brian Hutchko – OU2 – [7];
Crawford Auto Repair Four Cylinder feature
Finishing Spot – starting spot – driver name (car number) – hometown
1 – 2 – Philip Bubeck (2L) – Washington
2 – 4 – April Tennant (95) – Colliers, West Virginia
3 – 3 – Kyle Janas (88) – Coraopolis
4 – 8 – Susie Rudolph (55) – Steubenville, Ohio
5 – 1 – Bill Tennant (2) – Colliers, West Virginia
6 – 5 – Bob Quagg (16)
7 – 6 – Eric Reynolds (53)
8 – 7 – Craig Rudolph (5R) – Steubenville, Ohio
9 – 9 – Derek Quigley (65Q)
2020 Crawford Auto Repair Four Cylinder champion – Philip Bubeck (2L)
Crawford Auto Repair Four Cylinder heat 1 (6) – laps
Finishing spot, driver name – car number – [starting spot]
Philip Bubeck – 2 – [2]; 2. Bill Tennant – 2 – [4]; 3. Kyle Janas – 88 – [3]; 4. April Tennant – 95 – [7]; 5. Derek Quigley – 65Q – [9]; 6. Eric Reynolds – 53 – [1]; 7. Craig Rudolph – 5R – [6]; 8. Susie Rudolph – 55 – [5]; 9. Bob Quaigg – 16 – [8];
All Ways Safe Young Guns feature
Finishing Spot – starting spot – driver name (car number) – hometown
1 – 5 – Noah Bubeck (2) – Washington
2 – 3 – Wyatt Mock (88M)
3 – 1 – Dylan Clipp (69) – Burgettstown
4 – 2 – Cameron Hollister (44) – McDonald
5 – 4 – Amanda Magill (05) – Jefferson Hills
2020 All Ways Safe Young Guns champion – Noah Bubeck (2)