West sweeps Legends races at Montana Raceway Park

  • Scott Whitmore
  • Tuesday, September 1, 2009 5:25pm
  • Sports

From Montana Raceway Park (Aug. 29, 2009)

KALISPELL, Mont. — Wrango West made a clean sweep of Westward Bound Construction/Keller Williams Legends racing at Montana Raceway Park on Saturdya, August 29 and in doing so tightened the points race for the 2009 championship against leader Scott Dalla and rising star, Jake Bissett.

Tim Corbett picked up the pole award for the division with a time of 14.796-seconds-which was the only title West did not secure on Saturday night.

West stormed to a strong win in the night’s trophy dash then bested Brandon Sickler and Dalla in the A-Heat race. From there is was a hard fought win over Corbett, Dalla, Corpron and Bissett to close to within nine points of Dalla heading into the season’s final two races of the season (Sept. 12 and 26). Bissett trails West by five points and is just 14 points out of first place with one race remaining in the season.

Corpron holds down the fourth spot in the points chase by eight points over Joe Bissett.

Katie Pilsch continued her winning ways in the Hornet division as she bested Cory Reum and Kyle Basler to the strip in the division’s main event.

Travis Cannon picked up fast time with a lap of 17.840-sec. The trophy dash went to Justin Greskowiak with Pilsch and Ryan Krause winning Hornet heat races.

Pilsch (463), Reum (-38) and Basler (-67) hold down the top three positions in the chase for the 2009 Hornet Championship with three races remaining.

Jason Young had the fast time in the Bomber division with a 16.574-sec. pass around the high-banked Kalispell quarter-mile. Young went on to finish seventh in the division’s Main Event.

Jimmy Worsham earned a win in one of the group’s two Heat Races then went out and showed a strong car in the main with a win over Bill McCallum and Wes Mijies.

Dave Berglund and Steve Gundmunson rounded out the top-5 Bomber main event finishers.

Young leads McCallum by 22 points in the chase in the ‘09 divisional title heading into this weekend’s 75-lap main event.

Mike Hilliker was the fastest Bandolero in the house with a qualifying lap of 15.343-sec. Currently fifth in the points standings Hilliker is closing fast on the top spot as he captured his second main event in as many races.

Points leader, Devin Clayton, won the group’s trophy dash second to Hilliker in the Heat Race and Main Event with Dalton Halden rounding out the top-3 in both races.

Halden trails Clayton by just ten points with one race remaining on Sept. 19.

Zack Mongan picked up the victory in the Sportsman main event with the division’s top-2 points racers, Josh Robinson (2nd place) and Jason Robinson (1st) running right behind Mongan’s white and purple machine.

Jason Robinson set fast time with a lap of 14.309-sec. and picked up the win in the night’s trophy dash. Dan Morris was the Heat Race winner over Mongan and Chuck Swope.

Racing resumes at Montana Raceway Park on Saturday, Sept. 5 with a 75-lap Bomber main event, free race car rides for kids. Sportsman, Hobby Stocks, Thunder Roadsters, Hornets and Compacts will also be competing this weekend.

For more information log onto www.montanaracewaypark.com

MONTANA RACEWAY PARK 08-29-09 Main Event Results

BANDOLEROS

Fast Time #8 Mike Hilliker 15.343

Main Event Finishing Order

1 8y Mike Hilliker

2 77y Devin Clayton

3 14y Dalton Halden

4 54y Tristan Corpron

5 48b Nino Robinette

6 5b Richard Soto

HORNETS

Fast Time #00 Travis Cannon 17.84

Main Finishing Order

1 6 Katie Pilsch

2 55 Cory Reum

3 33 Kyle Basler

4 99 Jackson Spooner

5 28 Kyle Boyer

6 68 Jamie Nimmick

7 4 Kendra McNeil

8 20 Jamie Peterson

9 18 Tim Hatlen

10 13 Justin Greskowiak

11 83 Ryan Krause

12 00 Travis Cannon

SPORTSMAN

Fast Time #74 Jason Robinson 14.309

Main Event Finishing Order

1 42 Zack Mongan

2 76 Josh Robinson

3 74 Jason Robinson

4 00 Chuck Swope

5 2s Dan Morris

BOMBERS

Fast Time #77 Jason Young 16.574

Main Event Finishing Order

1 99 Jimmy Worsham

2 8 Bill McCallum

3 54 Wes Mijies

4 83 Dave Berglund

5 63 Steve Gundmunson

6 31 Chris Warburton

7 77 Jason Young

8 38 Jon Davisson

9 1 Matt Gollehon

10 6 Josh Norris

DNS 76 Ray Young

LEGENDS

Fast Time #12 Tim Corbett 14.796

Main Event Finishing Order

1 36p Wrango West

2 12m Tim Corbett

3 22p Scott Dalla

4 56p Tyler Corpron

5 88yl Jake Bisset

6 23p Brandon Sickler

7 14s Zach Havens

8 43s Joey Bisset

9 7m Ron Custer

10 11m Leroy Brush

11 37s Kyle Koehler

12 5s Michael Karper

13 67s David Cannon

14 83s Tyfini West

15 13m Dave Daughtry

DNS 77 Devin Clayton

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