Post by Don @ Maritime Drag Racing on Jun 4, 2019 16:47:13 GMT -4
From the Maritime Drag Racing Inbox courtesy of Scott Sprague:
Massey, MacNeil and Johnson Win Gambler’s Saturday at Greenfield
Greenfield Dragway kicked-off the 2019 race season with their first points meet over the weekend. A total of 106 entries participated in Friday evening time trials and Saturday’s gambler racing action; Sunday’s eliminators were cancelled due to rain.
The No Box category had 54 entries for round one. Round five semi final had Danni Rippey take the single while Tony MacNeil from Scotch Village took on Jeremy Keans of Liverpool in the H/SA Camaro. MacNeil went .004 hitting the bottom and took a 10.94 on his 10.90 dial to out-do Kean’s solid 10.99 on the 10.97 and .034 reaction. In the final Rippey rolled the Solara in tad early at -.049 RT to give the automatic win to MacNeil.
The box category for those optionally equipped with delay boxes had 19 entries. The semi featured non-delay carrying Mike Leslie in the Pro S-10, along with Corey Massey and Doug Decker in their high-flying Super Pro Chevy’s. Leslie took the single to advance to the final while Decker and Massey squared-off. Double D went 9.66 on the .62 dial with a .039 hit at the tree but Massey bettered that with an .012 RT and a 9.077 to grab the stripe by .002. Leslie was respectable in the final with an .055 RT and 11.25 on the 11.21 dial-in but Massey was tighter and tracked him down with a 9.032 on the 9.01 and a .033 RT to take the win.
The Junior Dragster eliminator was round robin format for Jacob Massey, Kale Johnson and Wyatt Rankin. Johnson took first, Rankin second and Jacob third.
Action resumes June 28-30, it’s the Canada Day Showdown featuring heads-up 8.90, 9.90 and 10.90 Atlantic Pro Tree Series and gambler’s racing on Saturday followed by the ADRA and Greenfield Dragway points series on Sunday.
Massey, MacNeil and Johnson Win Gambler’s Saturday at Greenfield
Greenfield Dragway kicked-off the 2019 race season with their first points meet over the weekend. A total of 106 entries participated in Friday evening time trials and Saturday’s gambler racing action; Sunday’s eliminators were cancelled due to rain.
The No Box category had 54 entries for round one. Round five semi final had Danni Rippey take the single while Tony MacNeil from Scotch Village took on Jeremy Keans of Liverpool in the H/SA Camaro. MacNeil went .004 hitting the bottom and took a 10.94 on his 10.90 dial to out-do Kean’s solid 10.99 on the 10.97 and .034 reaction. In the final Rippey rolled the Solara in tad early at -.049 RT to give the automatic win to MacNeil.
The box category for those optionally equipped with delay boxes had 19 entries. The semi featured non-delay carrying Mike Leslie in the Pro S-10, along with Corey Massey and Doug Decker in their high-flying Super Pro Chevy’s. Leslie took the single to advance to the final while Decker and Massey squared-off. Double D went 9.66 on the .62 dial with a .039 hit at the tree but Massey bettered that with an .012 RT and a 9.077 to grab the stripe by .002. Leslie was respectable in the final with an .055 RT and 11.25 on the 11.21 dial-in but Massey was tighter and tracked him down with a 9.032 on the 9.01 and a .033 RT to take the win.
The Junior Dragster eliminator was round robin format for Jacob Massey, Kale Johnson and Wyatt Rankin. Johnson took first, Rankin second and Jacob third.
Action resumes June 28-30, it’s the Canada Day Showdown featuring heads-up 8.90, 9.90 and 10.90 Atlantic Pro Tree Series and gambler’s racing on Saturday followed by the ADRA and Greenfield Dragway points series on Sunday.
