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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 What's New
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Thunder Road’s 50th Milk Bowl Reaches Record $100,000
Historic Winnings Posted for Marquee Race
Thunder Road officials have announced that the 50th Annual People’s United Bank Milk Bowl on Sunday, September 30th, will boast winnings exceeding $100,000 for competitors at “The Nation’s Site of Excitement.” It is the highest purse ever posted for the event deemed the “Toughest Short Track Race in America”.
Sweet Flies High, Steals Second Governor’s Cup Badore, Whitcomb Bounce Back for Feature Victories Barre’s hometown hero Nick Sweet continued a dominating 2012 with a dazzling victory in the Vermont Governor’s Cup 150 presented by the VT Lottery Commission at Thunder Road on Thursday (July 12). Sweet was hounded by defending Champion Dave Pembroke, and perennial front runner Scott Payea picked up third place. Young sensation Cody Blake crossed the line fourth, with 2011 Governor’s Cup winner John Donahue rounding out the top five. American Canadian Tour front-runner Joey Polewarczyk Jr., snatched the early lead from the second starting position, but it only took 6 laps for Sweet to pull to the front from fourth. Sweet dominated the next 46 circuits, looking well on his way to victory, when he stunned the large hometown crowd and pitted on a lap 53 caution, taking the top five with him and leaving East Montpelier’s Cris Michaud at the point. Michaud spent the next 46 laps in a duel with South Burlington’s Trampas Demers, but it was all for not when the familiar #88 of Sweet returned to reclaim the lead on lap 100 of the 150 lap event, and went on to power through a late race surge from Pembroke to take the Governor’s Cup by just .365 seconds. Top Vermont State Championship Series runners Brent Dragon, Phil Scott, and Ricky Rolfe struggled to 16th, 22nd, and 21st place finishes respectively. Vermont Governor’s Cup Earns Special Invite
Governor’s Cup Winner Will Gain Invite To ACT Invitational
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