Current TR Points
OFFICIAL FOLLOWING 4/28/13 EVENT
Merchants Bank
BOND AUTO TIGER
SPORTSMAN STANDINGS
1. Christopher Pelkey 79
2. David Finck 71
3. Joe Steffen 68
- Scott Coburn 68
5. Chris Roberts 67
6. Mike Martin 62
7. Jason Woodard 59
- Mike Ziter 59
9. Josh Demers 57
- Shawn Fleury 57
ALLEN LUMBER
STREET STOCKS STANDINGS
1. Kevin Dodge 77
2. Dean Switser, Jr. 71
3. Bunker Hodgdon 70
4. Jamie Davis 67
5. Will Hennequin 65
6. Nick Pilotte 61
7. Troy Kingsbury 59
8. Jamie Lee 57
9. Gary Mullen 55
- Tommy Smith 55
Vermont State Points
OFFICIAL FOLLOWING 9/16/12 EVENT
VT 100 - DEVIL'S BOWL
VERMONT STATE LATE MODEL CHAMPIONSHIP STANDINGS
1. Dave Pembroke 328
2. Brent Dragon 327
3. Nick Sweet 322
4. Brooks Clark 300
5. Chip Grenier 290
6. Ricky Rolfe 274
7. Trampas Demers 262
8. Phil Scott 260
9. Jamie Fisher 250
10. Eric Chase 246
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  Tuesday, August 21 2012 @ 04:10 PM EDT
Contributed by: ACT Staff
Views: 514
Scott Looks to Repeat in Thursday Night Finale
Three-time Thunder Road Champion and Vermont Lt. Governor Phil Scott will engage in more than political battles at Barre’s Thunder Road for the last Thursday night race of the summer. The Thursday finale will feature the 100-lap Aubuchon Hardware Late Model Championship event to close out the chase for the 2012 Late Model crown.
The all-time wins leader Scott, who has amassed a stunning 27 victories at Thunder Road, has been held winless in 2012. Scott remains third in the 2012 overall standings, and sits only five points off defending Champion Dave Pembroke. The situation is reminiscent to 2011, when Scott had been held winless until a convincing victory in the 100-lap finale, finishing second in overall points. Scott will attempt the feat again in 2012, working off a third place finish in last Sunday’s event, just as he was working off of a third place finish when he won the finale a year ago.
Sunday, August 19 2012 @ 08:22 PM EDT
Contributed by: ACT Staff
Views: 1,184
Lesage Hangs Tough for Victory
Roberts, Smith Pick Up Feature Wins
After a tough season, Winooski’s Jerry Lesage vindicated himself in style with a convincing victory in the 50-lap Late Model main event at Barre’s Thunder Road on Sunday, August 19. Lesage had to fend off rising star Cody Blake, as well as three-time “King of the Road” Phil Scott to take his first checkered flag in over seven years.
Pole-sitter Ricky Roberts ran with the lead early, but by lap 23 the familiar #74 of Lesage had pulled to his rear bumper. Lesage flew high to the outside and snatched the lead from Roberts by the halfway mark, and ran from the pack. Roberts was then swarmed by Blake, who took over the second position, as well as Scott, and point-leader Nick Sweet who stacked up two wide behind him. Blake distanced himself from the battle, while Scott methodically worked by Roberts with Sweet taking away fourth in the closing laps. Scott Payea, defending Champion Dave Pembroke, Jamie Aube, last week’s winner Cris Michaud, and Brett Wheeler completed the top ten finishers.
Thursday, August 16 2012 @ 10:49 PM EDT
Contributed by: ACT Staff
Views: 1,248
Michaud Bounces Back, Claims Hard-Fought Victory
Steffen, Christman Fly to Feature Wins
On a night where tough seasons were avenged, East Montpelier’s Cris Michaud took his second victory of the 2012 season, fending second-place point man David Pembroke, and current point leader Nick Sweet off for the feel-good win. Three-time Thunder Road Champion Phil Scott took the fourth position, and Winooski’s Jerry Lesage rounded out the top five.
Lesage, who drove to the early lead, was quickly eaten up by hungry defending Champion Dave Pembroke, who stretched out to a massive lead just before the halfway point. High point drivers Nick Sweet and Phil Scott worked their way through the field, but a lap 33 caution for the spinning car of Trampas Demers bunched the field back together. Pembroke stole the restart, but multi-time Champion Cris Michaud clung to his bumper before swinging high and wide with 10 laps to go. Michaud stole the lead from dominant Pembroke, and survived a late race restart to claim his second win of 2012. Pembroke fought off Sweet for second, while Scott slipped past Lesage in the closing laps for fourth. 2011 Tiger Champion Derrick O’Donnell, Scott Payea, Brooks Clark, Ricky Roberts, and first-time driver Emily Packard rounded out the top ten.
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