The SK 100 turned into a nightmare for Ted Christopher. who actually blew a motor during this 1st SK event of the evening, spun in his own water/oil, and hit the turn one wall a ton destroying the Jim Galante owned#13 car.  He had a backup car at the track ready, and will apparently still compete in the 2nd SK event later this evening.

Full Results from the SK 100: (66 laps run tonight-23 cars competed, 3 cars from the original running of the event did not)

1. Willie Hardie Jr.
   
2. Chuck Docherty
   
3. Bo Gunning
   
4. Frank Ruocco
   
5. Lloyd Agor
   
6. Donny Lia
   
7. Todd Owen
   
8. John Sandberg
   
9. Zach Sylvester
   
10. Keith Rocco
    
11. Jeff Malave
    
12. Curt Brainard
    
13. Mark Anderson
    
14. Matt Bushior
    
15. Woody Pitkat
    
16. Eric Berndt
    
17. Chris Osella
    
18. Ronnie Silk
    
19. Kenny Horton
    
20. Chris Jones
    
21. Ted Christopher
    
22. Jeff Baral
    
23. Mike Holdridge
    
24. Brad Hietala
    
25. Glenn Colvin
    
26. Mike Marshall

All the results are unofficial until the Nascar/SMS officials deem them so. Qualifying for thr regular show is underway and the tentative schecule for tonight's event is as follows:

Dare Stock

Late Model

SK Modifieds

Limited Late Model

Stay tuned for more results from SMS, we have a whole regular Friday night schedule left to run!

Dare Feature Top Four Finishers:

1. Joey Ferrigno
   
2. Vince Gambacorta
   
3. Charlie Newman
   
4. Stacey Botticello

Side note: Original winner Fran Siana, and third place finisher Tom Stirk were disqualified after post race tech inspection. 

The Late Model feature is going out now.....

The 40 Lap regular SK event, the second time the SK's have taken the track in a feature tonight, had a few highlights we would be remiss not mentioning.

Ted Christopher has lost the point lead we are told, wrecking in both features, and scoring two DNF's in the SK events tonight. 

Frank Ruocco was running about 4th when he was sent to the rear for "running too low" on the track and causing a multi-car wreck due to alledgedly kicking up dirt and debris up onto the racing surface from the inside of the corners.

After all that was said and done, Woody Pitkat almost fresh off his first SK win ever, took his second SK feature win tonight.

SK Modified 40 Lap Full Finish: (2nd event)

1. Woody Pitkat
   
2. Chuck Docherty
   
3. Willie Hardie Jr.
   
4. Todd Owen
   
5. Bo Gunning
   
6. Donny Lia
   
7. Kenny Horton
   
8. Zach Sylvester
   
9. Lloyd Agor
   
10. Mike Holdridge
    
11. Frank Ruocco
    
12. Ronnie Silk
    
13. Keith Rocco
    
14. Curt Brainard
    
15. John Sandberg
    
16. Jeff Malave
    
17. Mark Anderson
    
18. Matt Bushior
    
19. Ted Christopher
    
20. Chris Osella
    
21. Jeff Baral
    
22. Eric Berndt

It appears that Chris Jones was the only car opting to sit out of the 2nd feature after running the first this evening.

The Limited Late Model event will be completed shortly.  I won't just guess at the finish, although I would have a strong chance of guessing it right....

The checkered flag has fallen on tonight's event with a few surprises sprinked into the LLM finish.

Limited Late Model Podium Finishers:

1. Michael Bennett


2. Mike Young


3. Kevin Gambacorta

Until tomorrow, with LIVE results from the Speedbowl, we'll save you a seat in the stands!

According to Stash himself the 91 is set to run as low a line is possible.  Frank likes to throw it low and deep and as long as it sticks he good to go.  I think he was sticking it down low but had to go lower than norm because of another car next to him.

I look at it this way ..... Stafford giveth Stafford take it away.  Frank was at least one lap down according to transponder times on the amb site on the rained out 40 lapper.  When the race was resumed on lap 10 he was placed back on the lead lap.  Stafford gave him a bunch of spots sunday and than took them back on friday.

It was interested to watch the 13.  It had been rumored for some time now that he was running his own personal equipment (not to be confused with Gallantes) and I guess last night was more evidence.  He had a rough night but he was due for the same string of bad luck everyone gets.  I had never liked the way the 71 raced - not a TC fan either but it does seem strange TC would buy the 71s operation and use his motor when we know the 71 was usually pretty slow.  Heard TC will have Billy power in the repainted 71 in two weeks.