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Monday, 15 June 2009 15:27 Patrick McNamara

M-40 Speedway wanted a show and that’s what the GLS Super Mini Cups gave the fans, In the second heat Aaron Langlois driving the Club 131, Arena Racing Chevy Monte Carlo tried to pass Josh Sattler in turn 4 when his car became loose and flipped several times down the front stretch. Aaron’s crew worked hard and fast to get his car back into the feature to continue his chase for rookie of the year.

In the feature Todd Wilfong was leading his first race ever and he looped the #36 Chevy in front of the field, sad to say his day wasn’t wrecked but his feelings were. That left Minix to have the lead for 1 lap until the Arena Racing Champion Tim Phillips driving the #8 Budweiser Monte Carlo put a move on him and never looked back. Phillips continued to put distance on the field but Wilfong spun again trying to pass slower traffic and that left the GLS points leader Morgan Baird on Tim’s back bumper, but Phillips was to tough for the young gun.

Phillips set a track record 15.452 (87.367 mph), what a fast track. The next time we visit M-40 it will be much tougher now that they know the line Phillips said. Phillips raced here since they built the track and kept the line to himself.

The first heat was won by Phillips followed by Wilfong, Baird, Minix, Swem, Thatcher, and Hochstettler.

The Second heat was won by Dave Harrison driving the #34 Advanced Automotive Pontiac Grand Prix followed by Dustin Clark, Josh Sattler, Nick Byrne, John Dewey, Dave Wilson, Aaron Langlois.

Feature Results in order - Phillips, Baird, Minix, Wilson, Harrison, Thatcher, Swem, Dewey, Langlois, Sattler, Wilfong, Hochsetler on the lead lap. Dustin Clark and Nick Byrne did not finish.
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We look forward to seeing you all at Dixie Speedway on Friday night and Auto City on Saturday.