Story By: STEVEN PETTY / GTR PROMOTIONS – OSWEGO, NY – Buffalo, NY native Andy Cryan wound up in victory lane after winning the Midstate Basement Authorities Dave London Memorial XVI Super Stock race at the Oswego Speedway Friday night.
Tim Farro and Barrett Schenk led the field to the green flag, with Farro taking the point, with Tim Gullo and Garrett Zacharias racing in the top three. Tim Gullo would take over the lead on lap two with Garrett Zacharias and Griffin Miller in the top three. Zacharias would take over the lead on lap four, with Gullo, Miller, Tony Hanbury, and Andy Cryan racing in the top five. Cryan started 11th on the grid and it took the Buffalo driver just five laps to get into the top five.
Cryan would take over fourth after passing Miller, as Hanbury challenged Gullo for second place. Bryan Granger spun in turn four to bring out the caution after hitting the inside boiler plate, and Brian Hallett went pitside to make adjustments and change a left front tire on his number 36.
The ensuing restart would see Zacharias charge into the lead, with Hanbury moving into the runner up position. Tucker Muphly hit the turn three wall to bring out the caution on lap 10. The restart would see Zacharias and Hanbury battling hard for the lead, with Zacharias at the point. Contact was made and the 71z of Zacharias bounced off the inside boiler plate and then shot up into the turn two wall.
Griffin Miller and Tim Gullo would be on the front row for the restart, with Miller in the lead, and Andy Cryan taking over second place. Mike Hyman and Chris Batorski spun in turn three to bring the caution back out on lap 11.
Bill Frisbee would take over the point following the lap 12 restart after starting 15th on the grid, with Cryan, Miller, Eric Kocher, and Gullo racing in the top five. Cryan would use the inside of the speedway to take over the lead on lap 25, with Kocher taking over second place.
Jimmy Steffenhagen spun in turn three while running in sixth place to bring out the caution with 21 laps remaining. Cryan and Kocher would take off on the restart, with Cryan showing the way. Brian Hallett would work his way back towards the front of the field, reentering the top five, and eventually would work his way back to third place. Cryan would pull away from Kocher to score a win on his “bucket list”.
“I let it all shake out in front of me and we had to save our stuff for the end, and we did that,” Cryan said in victory lane. “We let one get away in 2019 and I was not letting that happen again,” Cryan continued. Cryan thanked car owners Roy and Patrick Emerling plus all the members of the 09 crew.
Eric Kocher would finish in second place and was followed to the line by Brian Hallett, Bill Frisbee, and Tim Gullo.
Qualifying winners were Bobby Kibler Jr, Garrett Zacharias, Brian Hallett, and Andy Cryan.
BJ Wambold Scores Compact Win at Oswego
BJ Wambold would score the win on Friday night in the New York State Compact Championships at the Oswego Speedway. The win for Wombold earned him a $1,000 payday.
CJ Zukowski and Joey Warren led the field to the green flag for their 20-lap event to cap off the Friday portion of Classic Weekend, with Warren in the lead. Mike Cole would take over the lead on the backstretch working lap two. Cody Edelman would bring out the race’s first caution on lap three. Cole would continue to show the way as Greg Moldt moved into third place.
BJ Wombold would start 16th on the grid and would work his way through the field, going four wide to and by lap six, was entering the top five. Wombold would take away third as Moldt raced in second place. Wombold would use the outside of the track to take over the lead on lap eight and would check out on the field. After a lap 14 caution bunched the field back up, Wombold would take off in the lead with Tony Pettinelli racing in second place. Wombold would go on to score the win.
“We had to be patient and make passes and the car handled like a Cadillac”, Wambold said in victory lane.
Wombold would also run the fastest lap of the race, with a 22.693 second lap around “The Steel Palace”. Pettilini would finish in second and was followed to the line by Maggie Wambold, Micah Adams, and Greg Moldt.
DLM Super Stocks
A Feature 1 (50 Laps): 1. O9-Andy Cryan[11]; 2. 20-Eric Kocher[10]; 3. 36-Brian Hallett[6]; 4. 2-Bill Frisbie[15]; 5. 20G-Tim Gullo[3]; 6. 34S-Lee Sharpsteen; 7. 4VT-Chris Riendeau[22]; 8. 9-Griffin Miller[5]; 9. 51-Barrett Schenk[2]; 10. 90-Nate Peckham[16]; 11. X-Johnny Bennett[13]; 12. 18K-Bobby Kibler Jr[9]; 13. 13-Jason Duke[12]; 14. 87-Michael Hyman[20]; 15. 18T-Tucker Muffley[19]; 16. 2C-Colton Ingerick[8]; 17. 75-Chris Batorski[21]; 18. 3-Jimmy Steffenhagen[14]; 19. 1-Tony Hanbury[7]; 20. 6-Dennis Richmond[23]; 21. 99-Tim Faro[1]; 22. 71Z-Garrett Zacharias[4]; 23. 5B-Bryan Granger[17]; 24. 50-Ken Erney[24]; 25. 18-Jason Duke Jr[18]; 26. 16-Jason Dinzler[25]
Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 18K-Bobby Kibler Jr[4]; 2. 50-Ken Erney[3]; 3. 20G-Tim Gullo[8]; 4. 3-Jimmy Steffenhagen[6]; 5. 5B-Bryan Granger[7]; 6. 75-Chris Batorski[5]; 7. 34S-Lee Sharpsteen[2]; 8. (DNS) 16-Jason Dinzler
Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 71Z-Garrett Zacharias[1]; 2. 1-Tony Hanbury[5]; 3. 2-Bill Frisbie[7]; 4. 2C-Colton Ingerick[6]; 5. 90-Nate Peckham[4]; 6. (DNS) 0-DJ Shaw; 7. (DNS) 44-Randy Green
Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 36-Brian Hallett[6]; 2. 99-Tim Faro[2]; 3. 20-Eric Kocher[7]; 4. 13-Jason Duke[1]; 5. 18T-Tucker Muffley[3]; 6. 87-Michael Hyman[5]; 7. 4VT-Chris Riendeau[4]
Heat 4 (8 Laps): 1. O9-Andy Cryan[6]; 2. 9-Griffin Miller[4]; 3. X-Johnny Bennett[3]; 4. 51-Barrett Schenk[5]; 5. 18-Jason Duke Jr[1]; 6. 6-Dennis Richmond[2]; 7. 7-Josh Hunter[7]
Hot Laps 1: 1. O9-Andy Cryan, 00:20.696[3]; 2. 71Z-Garrett Zacharias, 00:20.879[29]; 3. 87-Michael Hyman, 00:21.074[16]; 4. 7-Josh Hunter, 00:21.128[15]; 5. 1-Tony Hanbury, 00:21.161[14]; 6. 2-Bill Frisbie, 00:21.170[9]; 7. 51-Barrett Schenk, 00:21.225[25]; 8. 3-Jimmy Steffenhagen, 00:21.230[28]; 9. 75-Chris Batorski, 00:21.282[1]; 10. 18T-Tucker Muffley, 00:21.319[21]; 11. 6-Dennis Richmond, 00:21.352[23]; 12. 18K-Bobby Kibler Jr, 00:21.365[18]; 13. 18-Jason Duke Jr, 00:21.386[6]; 14. 99-Tim Faro, 00:21.386[8]; 15. X-Johnny Bennett, 00:21.402[2]; 16. 16-Jason Dinzler, 00:21.429[4]; 17. 90-Nate Peckham, 00:21.487[22]; 18. 13-Jason Duke, 00:21.491[5]; 19. 50-Ken Erney, 00:21.598[7]; 20. 34S-Lee Sharpsteen, 00:21.651[26]; 21. 9-Griffin Miller, 00:21.664[20]; 22. 2C-Colton Ingerick, 00:21.720[17]; 23. (DNS) 5B-Bryan Granger; 24. (DNS) 44-Randy Green; 25. (DNS) 20G-Tim Gullo; 26. (DNS) 36-Brian Hallett; 27. (DNS) 20-Eric Kocher; 28. (DNS) 4VT-Chris Riendeau; 29. (DNS) 0-DJ Shaw
New York State Compact Championship
A Feature 1: BJ WOMBOLD, Tony Pettinelli, Maggie Wombold, Micah Adams, Greg Moldt, Cody Boehm, CJ Zukowski, Jared Frye, Ian Szalky, Nick Galusha, Brooklyn Peters, Trisha Connolly, Mike Greenfield, Tim Dunn, Eric Black, Scott Adams, Mike Cole, Chuck Powelczyk, Nick Kerstetter, Dylan Naplar, Justin Merkel, Tyler Poole, Cody Edelman, Mike Frable, Joey Warren
Qualifying Heats: BJ Wombold, Micah Adams, Mike Greenfield, Tony Pettilini
Pathfinder Bank SBS
Qualifying 1: 1. 29-Shaun Gosselin, 00:18.792[5]; 2. 73-Noah Ratcliff, 00:18.795[16]; 3. 90-Greg O’Connor, 00:18.800[13]; 4. 77-Cameron Rowe, 00:18.831[17]; 5. 24-Tony DeStevens, 00:18.884[3]; 6. 88-Brad Haynes, 00:18.919[7]; 7. 62-DJ Shuman, 00:18.924[19]; 8. 72-Drew Pascuzzi, 00:19.040[14]; 9. O4-Rob Wirth, 00:19.066[20]; 10. 41-Alex Hoag, 00:19.078[8]; 11. 31-Matt Magner, 00:19.116[11]; 12. 23-Dan Kapuscinski, 00:19.240[9]; 13. 35-Anthony Larkin, 00:19.280[10]; 14. 55-Carter Gates, 00:19.313[4]; 15. 20-Tessa Crawford, 00:19.389[2]; 16. 22-Ryan Gunther, 00:19.544[6]; 17. 47-Matt Matteson, 00:19.620[12]; 18. 27-Steven Bradshaw, 00:19.737[1]; 19. 87-Cameron Rowe Jr, 00:19.954[18]; 20. 67-Ken Pierce, 00:27.847[15]
Hot Laps 1: 1. 29-Shaun Gosselin, 00:18.809[5]; 2. 41-Alex Hoag, 00:18.837[8]; 3. 77-Cameron Rowe, 00:18.884[17]; 4. 73-Noah Ratcliff, 00:18.901[16]; 5. 72-Drew Pascuzzi, 00:18.921[14]; 6. 90-Greg O’Connor, 00:18.999[13]; 7. 31-Matt Magner, 00:19.013[11]; 8. 24-Tony DeStevens, 00:19.060[3]; 9. 62-DJ Shuman, 00:19.080[19]; 10. 88-Brad Haynes, 00:19.086[7]; 11. 23-Dan Kapuscinski, 00:19.124[9]; 12. O4-Rob Wirth, 00:19.140[20]; 13. 55-Carter Gates, 00:19.282[4]; 14. 22-Ryan Gunther, 00:19.459[6]; 15. 20-Tessa Crawford, 00:19.592[2]; 16. 35-Anthony Larkin, 00:19.628[10]; 17. 27-Steven Bradshaw, 00:19.656[1]; 18. 47-Matt Matteson, 00:19.802[12]; 19. 87-Cameron Rowe Jr, 00:19.970[18]; 20. (DNS) 67-Ken Pierce
Hot Laps 2: 1. 90-Greg O’Connor, 00:18.757[13]; 2. 29-Shaun Gosselin, 00:18.803[5]; 3. 88-Brad Haynes, 00:18.840[6]; 4. 24-Tony DeStevens, 00:18.954[3]; 5. 62-DJ Shuman, 00:18.985[19]; 6. O4-Rob Wirth, 00:19.052[20]; 7. 31-Matt Magner, 00:19.069[11]; 8. 22-Ryan Gunther, 00:19.247[7]; 9. 20-Tessa Crawford, 00:19.259[2]; 10. 55-Carter Gates, 00:19.273[4]; 11. 87-Cameron Rowe Jr, 00:19.320[18]; 12. 35-Anthony Larkin, 00:19.370[10]; 13. 47-Matt Matteson, 00:19.377[12]; 14. 27-Steven Bradshaw, 00:19.449[1]; 15. 77-Cameron Rowe, 00:19.714[17]; 16. 23-Dan Kapuscinski, 00:19.924[9]; 17. (DNS) 41-Alex Hoag; 18. (DNS) 72-Drew Pascuzzi; 19. (DNS) 67-Ken Pierce; 20. (DNS) 73-Noah Ratcliff
J&S Paving 350 Supermodifieds
Hot Laps 1: 1. 14-Jeffrey Battle, 00:16.737[1]; 2. 20-Kyle Perry, 00:16.978[3]; 3. 75-Brendan Young, 00:17.024[7]; 4. 47-Jim Storace, 00:17.083[6]; 5. 73-Noah Ratcliff, 00:17.172[4]; 6. 5-Joey Scanlon, 00:17.415[5]; 7. 91-Barry Kingsley, 00:17.722[2]
Hot Laps 2: 1. 14-Jeffrey Battle, 00:16.594[1]; 2. 20-Kyle Perry, 00:16.953[3]; 3. 47-Jim Storace, 00:17.016[6]; 4. 75-Brendan Young, 00:17.204[7]; 5. 73-Noah Ratcliff, 00:17.247[4]; 6. 5-Joey Scanlon, 00:17.360[5]; 7. 91-Barry Kingsley, 00:17.670[2]
