TROUTMAN SUPER LATE MODEL WINNER AT ROARING KNOB MOTORSPORTS COMPLEX

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Roaring Knob Motorsports
MARKLEYSBURG, Penn. (July 18) - As she has so many times this season, Mother Nature did not prevail Saturday night allowing three new winners to visit victory lane at Roaring Knob Motorsports Complex. Brad Jenkins of Lemont Furnace collected a career first win in the Ft. Necessity Garage Chargers, while DJ Troutman (Hyndman PA) won his first-ever Knob feature in the Commonwealth Marketing Group Super Late Models. Jim Byers from McClellandtown scored his first Dick Rugh's Auto Parts Street Stock feature of the season while Greensburg's Danny Angelicchio (Brooks Automotive Group FASTRAK Late Models) and Fairmont WV's Vic Vandergrift (So. Fayette Nursing Center Modifieds) were repeat winners.

Making his first visit of the season, Scott Rhodes took the early command of the 25-lap Super Late Model Feature event while a torrid battle was ongoing behind as the front runners sorted themselves out in their pursuit of Rhodes. The whole complexion of the race changed in an instant on the 15th circuit when a lapped car spun in front of the leaders collecting Rhodes and Doug Horton. This handed the lead over to DJ Troutman with Chad McClellan now on his tail. Just as McClellan got by Troutman, the caution waved nullifying the pass, and on the restart McClellan again took up chase as the two battled it out. On the final lap McClellan made a last ditch effort, but ran out of room and tagged the back stretch wall ending his bid, while Troutman went on to collect his first-ever win at Roaring Knob. Current points leader Tim Senic was second followed by Jim Kutas, Bob Gordon (from 10th) and Chuck Clise (from 19th) to fill the top five. Billy Holbert, Robbie Scott, LC Powers, Horton and Greg Gellner completed the top ten. Senic, Kutas and Rhodes won the heats for the 25 cars on hand.

Ricky Meglaye jumped into the lead at the start of the FASTRAK Late Model feature. Meglaye was untouchable until a spin occurred right in front of the leader, and Meglaye20had nowhere to go. The new realignment put second running Dan Angelicchio on the point for the restart with Roger Laughlin taking chase. Angelicchio hung on for the win, his second, in a new car that hours earlier was a bare chassis just back from the frame shop. Laughlin claimed second followed by Troy Shields and Garry Sisson. Meglaye, who charged back from the rear of the field, finished fifth. Dave Gump, Mike Cuthbert, Mike Howell, Quinton Wyandt and Greg Tressler filled out the top ten. Angelicchio and Cuthbert were the heat winners.

ROARING KNOB MOTORSPORTS COMPLEX
JULY 18 RACE RESULTS

COMMONWEALTH MARKETING GROUP SUPER LATE MODELS: Heat Race Winners: ; Tim Senic, Jim Kutas, Scott Rhodes Feature (25 Laps): 1) DJ Troutman, 2) Tim Senic, 3) Jim Kutas, 4) Bob Gordon, 5) Chuck Clise, 6) Billy Holbert, 7) Robbie Scott, 8) LC Powers, 9) Doug Horton, 10) Greg Gellner, 11) Scott Rhodes, 12) Chad McClellan, 13) John Garvin, 14) Brian Tavenner, 15) Matt Cosner, 16) Mason Zeigler, 17) Jeff Ferguson, 18) Stanley Spooner, 19) Danny Pugh, 20) John Over, 21) Bob Hershman, 22) Jim Pyles, 23) Ron Delano, 24) Don Woodruff, 25) DNS Kenny Mitchell

BROOKS AUTO GROUP FASTRAK LATE MODELS Heat Race Winners: Danny Angelicchio, Mike Cuthbert Feature (20 Laps): 1) Danny Angelicchio, 2) Roger Laughlin, 3) Troy Shields, 4) Garry Sisson, 5) Ricky Meglaye, 6) Dave Gump, 7) Mike Cuthbert, 8) Mike Howell, 9) Quinton Weyandt, 10) Greg Tressler, 11) Bobby Cossell, 12) Tom Sieger, 13) Jayme Beck, 14) Cody Hardesty, 15) DNS Gary Dalton

DICK RUGH'S AUTO PARTS STREET STOCKS Heat Race Winners: Charlie McClain, Barry Faris, Mike Duritsky Feature (15 Laps): 1) Jim Byers, 2) Jimmy Bendishaw Jr., 3) Bob Nelson, 4) Josh Bendishaw, 5) Charlie McClain, 6) Joe Wrona, 7) Sam King, 8) Chris Lucy, 9) Matt Rishel, 10) Fred Spiker, 11) Chad McLean, 12) Russell Baird, 13) Marshall Coleman, 14) Mike Duritsky, 15) Bob Miller, 16) Barry Faris, 17) Chris Henry, 18) Vince Kaider, 19) Todd Dennis, 20) Scott Herring, 21) Tom Newman, 22) Kevin Collins, 23) DNS Brian McFadden

SOUTH FAYETTE NURSING CENTER MODIFIEDS Heat Race Winner: Vic Vandergrift Feature: (15 Laps): 1) Vic Vandergrift, 2) Phil Jeffries, 3) Be Thorn, 4) Deana Groves, 5) Louie Krushansky, 6) Frank Billie

FORT NECESSITY GARAGE CHARGERS Heat Race Winners: Brad Jenkins, Kyle Burkholder Feature (12 Laps): 1) Brad Jenkins, 2) Jerry Walters, 3) Marty Spade Jr., 4) Ryan Newman, 5) Justin Howell, 6) Bob Matthews, 7) Ed Vogel, 8) Kyle Burkholder, 9) Bus Matthews, 10) Rosco Higbee, 11) Shane Wheeler, 12) CJ Nicola, 13) Mark Sullivan, 14) Kenny Burkholder, 15) DNS Joey Tomasek,

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