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CLAREMONT, NH – Colton Hull won a thriller. Cody Schoolcraft found a pot of gold in the last turn, and Stephen Donahue earned his first Thrasher Road victory lap ever. It all Sixteen-time track champ Aaron Fellow got up happened Friday at Claremont Motorsports Park.
Both Carlos Grenier and Kyle Templeton stayed undefeated on the young season, but no one went home happier than Donahue, who held off the best of the best to win the Tour Type Late Model main event.
Ryan Farewell and Tim Churchill led the RE Hinkley Fuels Super Streets to the green Friday, with Farewell grabbing the head and bringing Robert Hagar with him.On lap three, Hagar took over, his mirror soon filled by Brandon Gray.
The two would race under a blanket. Until the checkers were almost in sight. Contact in turn three on the final lap, sending Hagar spinning, and two-time winner Cody Schoolcraft – comfortably in third – to the winner’s circle. Tim Churchill was a career best in second, and Tim Churchill came home third.
In the Tour Type Late Models, Stephen Donahue led all the way, holding sixteen-time track champ Aaron Fellows eight lengths behind him until scoring the caution-free win. /Bay State hot shoe Jaret Curtis was third.
Travis Handt sat on the pole as the LaValley Building Supply Pure went green but Colton Hull – from back in row three – had the top spot on lap two. Hull, gunning for his second win of the year, was quickly joined by Jimmy Zellman and Real Deal Kyle Kenny, And the race was on. The potent trio would race under a blanket the rest of the way, with Zellman looking low, low, low until settling for second just inches shy of victory. Kenny, in third, stayed atop the points parade, while Carter Conroy and Tyler Wheatley rounded out the top five.
Kyle Templeton made easy work of scoring his third win of the season. The hometown star took the lead on lap two and quickly sped off into the night.
Behind Templeton, Sean Lantas, Pat Houle and Garrett Labounty put on a classic battle. Lantas won that won and farther back, Garrett LaBounty and David Pratt II were fourth and fifth.
Ford pilot Seth Drown led the first five laps of the JP’s Trucking Ridge Runner feature, then giving way to storming Carlos Grenier, whose Friday victory kept him perfect on the young season. Drown held strong to come home second, and Trevyr Young was a close third.
Claremont Motorsports Park returns to action next Friday, June 6, with a huge seven-division features-only card of racing. Post time is 7 p,m. Each Friday at CMP.
CLAREMONT MOTORSPORTS PARK MAY 30 TO PERFORMERS
TOUR TYPE LATE MODELS: Stephen Donahue, Aaron Fellows, Jaret Curtis, Allen Fellows, Craig Smith, Aaron Fellows Jr.
SUPER STREETS: Cody Schoolcraft, Tim Churchill, Ryan Farewell, Travis Sykes, Ryan Bell, Aiden White, Robert Hagar, David Tibodeau, Travis Cass.
PURE STOLKS: Colton Hull, Jimmy Zellman, Kyle Kenny, Carter Conroy, Tyler Wheatley, Gage Dillingham, Tim Taft, Eric Laurendeau, Nathan Waterman, Travis Handt.
MINI STOLKS: Kyle Templeton, Sean Lantas, Pat Houle, Garrett LaBounty, David Pratt, Lane Lantas, Bradey LaMotte.
RIDGE RUNNERS: Carlos Grenier, Seth Drown, Trevyr Young, James Rhodes, Bryanna Buck, Madison Cousino.
