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SCOTT GOODRICH WINS PENN CAN SPEEDWAY CRSA FEATURE

CRSA SPRINT CAR NEWS
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SCOTT GOODRICH WINS PENN CAN SPEEDWAY CRSA FEATURE
Susquehanna, PA…The cars and stars of the CRSA Tour came to Penn Can Speedway making their first of three appearances of the 2015 season. The twenty lap feature event was the third on the season schedule for the 305 sprint car group. Middletown, New York veteran Scott Goodrich overcame an adventurous night of racing competing against a strong field of sprints along with a brief encounter with the tow truck. Goodrich stayed focused all evening despite the difficulties.

Emily Vaninwegen and Goodrich brought the field to green. The start was called back on two occasions for cars spinning in turn two. Once the action got rolling, Goodrich moved past Vaninwegen to take the top spot. Caution came back out on lap five when opening night winner Jordan Thomas experienced mechanical problems and slowed going down the backstretch. The running order at that point of the race showed Goodrich leading followed by Dustin Purdy moving up from his ninth starting spot. Purdy was followed by Josh Pieniazek, John Matrafailo, and Geoff Quackenbush.

With Goodrich moving through lapped traffic, Purdy stayed close. Just past halfway, Goodrich’s lead evaporated when a spinning car in turn four brought out the caution. Goodrich still had Purdy glued to his bumper for the restart with Matrafailo, Pieniazek, and Brian Krummel chasing. The final caution flew on lap fifteen with cars coming together in turn four. The restart set up a five lap dash for the checkered flag. Goodrich and Purdy battled for the top position with Goodrich getting to the flag first. Purdy had a very strong run for second. Pieniazek, Mike Kizer, and Kummel rounded out the top five.

SPRINT NOTES: Twenty three sprinters signed in for the third event of the season. The CRSA Tour resumes this Wednesday for a midweek special at the Fonda Speedway in Fonda, New York. Scott Goodrich and Mike Kiser have three top five finishes in the first three tour races. After running two large ovals, some teams found the tight three eighths mile Penn Can oval very challenging. The E&H Services LLC. Southern Tier Challenge continued at Penn Can. This race marks the tenth year that the Penn Can Speedway has supported the CRSA Sprint Car Tour

A-Main finish: 20laps

1. 30 - Scott Goodrich 2) 83 - Dustin Purdy 3) 3P - Josh Pieniazek 4) 99 - Mike Kiser 5) 1 - Brian Krummel 6) 29 - Dalton Herrick 7) 25 - Geoff Quackenbush 8) 1HD - Cory Sparks 9) 4S - Kyle Smith 10) 3A - Warren Alexson 11) 88C - Chad Miller 12) 10 - Joe Kata 13) 98T - Tyler Jashembowski 14) 25W - Dana Wagner 15) 20K - Ed Kelley 16) 17 - John Matrafailo 17) 72 - Jeremy Quick 18) 19eM - Emily VanInwegen 19) 41J - Josh Flint 20) 91 – Dan Hennessy 21) 79 - Jordan Thomas 22) 07 - Brett Jaycox 23) 1Q - Thomas Radivoy

Kennedy's Towing of Troy winners bonus: Scott Goodrich

Magsarus Hard Charger Award : Dalton Herrick (+13)

Heat race winners: Jordan Thomas, Jeremy Quick, Dustin Purdy

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