We had a clean night on June 20th at Scotia Speedworld. It was a tough night with 17 cars, all fast. I was feeling better physically but could not keep up to the speedsters. I have always had trouble at Scotia for some reason although our fastest lap there was a 14:500. This time our fastest lap was a 14:906, disappointing to me but the car seemed okay just not getting through the corners like it needs to. We were lapped 7 times, finishing 143 of 150 laps, I’m guessing that’s not too bad for 79 years old. The good news is there was zero damage and we can do our maintenance this week with no expenses. Our race account is very low, so it’s good not to get any damage.
We are now at 930 consecutive nights, as we journey to 1000 consecutive.
Our next race is this coming Saturday at Riverside International Speedway. It’s a 4 tire race but I’m thinking we man only get 2 for this one and then 4 for the PEI race at Oyster Bed Speedway. I will have to make a final decision on that by Wednesday..
Thanks for visiting our site…God bless you all.
Here is the standings after the 3rd of 10 nights in the Fort Garry Industries Pro Stock Tour.
#1—2—610—Tucker
#2—25–610—Gilby
#3—11–603—Veinotte
#4—66–593—Mahar.
#5—-66–593—Mahar
#6—-13–589—MacDonald
#7—-0—576—Noble
#8—-72–568—Hawes
#9—24–567—Christensen
#10–25–556–Vanoirschot
#11–36–545–Elliott