Top 5,

Brian Campbell (in his dad's car)
Steve Sauve
Brent Jack
John Doering Jr
Dave Kuhlman

Now I think this is right (I know 9th and 10th are)

Jack Landis
Jerry Artuso
Scott Giroux
Rick Sheppard (in the #29 car)
AJ Lane (most improved, he one the B main).

Joe Bush was involved in a wreck... Both Fairs dropped out

I'll post the actual finish when I get it... Just for those early morning people that were wondering.

Last time I seen a Ass whipping like that, Joe Ruttman had Jr. Hanleys car at Mt.Clemens for a Wednesday night MSPA race and beat Joy Fair by half a lap.


Only to be DQ'ed for and Aluminum motor.

Great job to Brian Campbell.....you put it on them tonight.

Randy

Was A great race, Claude Plante seemed to have a great car too, only to have the quick change studs to rip out. Dont know what happened to Bellot but a good race. Man I love to watch the supers there. Toledos got me hooked.

Real good race the first 100, then we lost too many of the hot cars. Great crowd too, finally. Normally I go down at 1/2 way and interview folks (get the ones that dropped out) but decided not to this year. Wonder what did happen to Belott. How bad was Bush's car. Who else of the Hot cars did we lose that first 100...

Here's the actual finish (I could've put the whole thing up last night, I had the whole group correct off of my scoring sheet... ):

Race Results
2007 Glass City 200 Late Model Invitational Results

FINDRIVER/HOMETOWN
1 — Brian Campbell/Jenison, MI
2 — Steve Sauve/Saginaw, MI
3 — Brent Jack/Auburn, IN
4 — John Doering Jr./Flint, MI
5 — Dave Kuhlman/Howell, MI
6 — Jack Landis/Edgerton, OH
7 — Jerry Artuso/Sault St. Marie, ON
8 — Rick Sheppard/Mt. Clemens, MI
9 — Scott Giroux/White Lake, MI
10 — AJ Lane/Carleton, MI
11 — Steve Cronenwett Jr./Flat Rock,MI
12 — Justin Schroeder/Canton, MI
13 — Eric Lee/Clinton Twp, MI
14 — Michael Simko/Clarkston, MI
15 — Harold Fair Jr./Canton, MI
16 — Jack Varney/St. Clair Shores, MI
17 — Mike Luberda Jr./AuGres, MI
18 — Claude Plante Jr./St. Clair Shores
19 — Brett Jursik/Doylestown, OH
20 — Joe Hawes/Brownstown Twp, MI
21 — Dr. Bob DuCharme/Rochester Hills
22 — Harold Fair Sr./Canton, MI
23 — Jake Francis/Parksville, OH
24 — Mike Jaynes/Livonia, MI
25 — Gary Denis/Toledo, OH
26 — Joe Bush/Hastings, MI
27 — Johnny Belott/Mt. Morris, MI
28 — Paul Pelletier/Trenton, MI
29 — Dennis Strickland/Carleton, MI
30 — Kevin Stahl/Walbridge, OH
31 — Ron Allen/Lincoln Park, MIGlass City 200 (Latemodel - BMain)
1 — AJ Lane
2 — Steve Peters
3 — Bill Litogot
4 — Tod Sturgeon Jr
5 — Adam Purdy
6 — Bobby Cruze
7 — Roger Blackstock
8 — Dan Bailey
9 — Darrell Howard Jr (dnr, eng in hl)

Glass City 200 (Latemodel - Last Chance 1)
1 — Mike Luberda
2 — Mike Jaynes
3 — Michael Simko
4 — Bill Litogot
5 — Dan Bailey
6 — Adam Purdy
7 — Roger Blackstock

Glass City 200 (Latemodel - Last Chance 2)
StartDriver
1 — Rick Sheppard
2 — Dr. Bob Ducharme
3 — Gary Denis
4 — AJ Lane
5 — Steve Peters
6 — Tod Sturgeon Jr

yea i was in claude's pits helping whatever i could help with and watching the supers from the pits is really something to see if you get a chance,DO IT,i think claude had an easy top 5 car except bad luck hit him again,The glass city is a must see for people who like racing,

yea I would have loved to see him in the last 50 laps, think he would have been up front.....

It was a very good race! It was nice to meet you Claude. Does anyone have any news on the little girl that fell from the grandstands? I was just wondering how she was doing.

It was a pretty good race, It would of been better if some of the faster cars didn't have early trouble (Bush, Fair, Bellott) although I don't think they had anything for Brian. My only complaint is with ARCA charging $40 for a pit pass on Saturday, that was totally ridiculous

Well thanks guys, Don thanks so much for all the help.


That is the best car I have ever had at Toledo ever. Early on we were able to keep pace without pushing the car but unfortunatly the leader got impatient with a lap car and while I checked up to miss the spinning car Sauve couldnt check up and got into me and then Joe Bush ran over the front end.


On the restart we were leading but the nose was dragging so bad the car was pushing, after about 5 laps it clearanced itself out and we were almost a straightaway ahead of 3rd.

Brian won the race and was running 15.80's so I would assume he was just cruising because I know that wouldnt have beat me or Harold had we not had trouble.


The lap traffic was really tough, after I went to the back we almost wrecked at least 3 times, to say it was exciting would be an understatement lol.

To the person asking about Nick Bailey's daughter. I don't know how much bad luck a team/family could have. At the same time she fell out of the stands, dad Nick lost his hood over the backstretch fence. Then Nick's dad drove the #0 (the red/white one) and crashed head on into to the wall. Then team car, Kevin Stahl (#01) crashed.

I talked to Dan Bailey before the race and he told me his grand-daughter had two skull fractures and some bleeding on her brain but she was in stable condition. If I hear anything else, I'll post it.



Drivers If I didn't talk to you after the race and you have anything you want me to add to my Late Model Digest article, I'm working on it now and anything I get to 7 pm, I'll send in. Either post here or my email's icechips@hotmail.com

Got another question. Brian's in his 20's ... I think. I'm wondering if he's the youngest winner. My problem is I can guess at some of the guys in the 70's, but I don't know. I'm hoping Chris or someone will come to my rescue.

YEAR WINNER
2006 Jack Landis
2005 John Doering, Jr.
2004 Steve Sauve
2003 Steve Sauve
2002 Steve Sauve
2001 Jr. Hanley
2000 Tim Ice
1999 Tim Felver
1977 Bob Senneker
1976 Ed Cooper
1975 Jim Bickerstaff
1974 John Anderson
1973 Joe Ruttman
1972 Danny Byrd
1971 Bob Senneker
1970 Bob Senneker
1969 Joe Ruttman
1968 Joy Fair

http://www.arcaracing.com/content/view/5704/2/

Might help you out with your guessing and what not. Has brief summeries of the races in the past.

Typical Glass City 200. Too many cars drop out early. Only half the field finishes.
Way too many cautions in first 100 laps, actually first 60 laps or so. After that it was ok but no racing for the lead.
Best racing of the night was the ending of the first 100 with Campbell trying to pass Sauve for the halfway lead.
What is with guys working on their cars under red flag. Dave Kuhlman had lots of time to work on his car during the red. Isn't all work supposed to stop under a red. Not fair to other guys who just happen to have trouble at the wrong time and don't get that extra time to fix their ride.
Love the track and the cars but this race always seems to lose too many cars early on.

According to the Berlin website, Brian Campbell is 28. Here is a link to his bio - http://www.berlinraceway.com/driverbios/la...ell_brian.shtml