Birthday Race

Saturday, July 16, 2022

Devin Moran
Rusty Schlenk
Bobby Pierce
Chad Bauer
Brian Ruhlman
Dalton Lane

Feature Results

Pos.	No.	Driver	Laps	Money
1	9	Devin Moran	40	10000
2	91	Rusty Schlenk	40	5000
3	32	Bobby Pierce	40	3000
4	F1	Payton Freeman	40	2000
5	51S	Devin Shiels	40	1800
6	44S	Colin Shipley	40	1600
7	71DS	Drew Smith	40	1400
8	27H	Ken Hahn	40	1200
9	30	Mark Voigt	40	1000
10	14G	Joe Godsey	40	700
11	71	Rusty Smith	39	500
12	1N	Casey Noonan	30	500
13	77K	Steve Kester	27	500
14	21	Billy Moyer Jr	19	500
15	8	Rob Anderzack	19	500
16	4D	Doug Tye	19	500
17	75	Dusty Moore	18	500
18	22	Brad Eitniear	18	500
19	63	Terry Rushlow	17	500
20	55	Jeep Van Wormer	15	500
21	34	Herb Reich	12	500
22	53	Hillard Miller	8	500
23	R4	Rich Ruff	7	500
24	14R	Jeff Roth	3	500
1	19B	Chad Bauer	25	1500
2	49	Brian Ruhlman	25	700
3	82	Dalton Lane	25	400
4	86	Andrew Smith	25	300
5	4G	Bill Griffith	25	275
6	22T	Tony Anderson	25	250
7	54	Zachary Hawk	25	225
8	9	Garrett Rons	25	200
9	5A	Jerry Bowersock	20	175
10	1	Brian Przeporia	20	150
11	32	Scott Boyd Jr	20	150
12	3W	Dylan Woodling	19	150
13	114	Clayton Bryant	17	150
14	5CS	Curt Spalding	12	150
15	65	Todd Sherman	10	150
16	52	Nate Hutchison	8	150
17	9C	Troy Cattarene	5	150
18	55	Justin Matson	4	150
19	25M	Brian Mcfeeters	3	150
20	9PG	Percy Gendreau	3	150
21	ZERO	Brent Hole	2	150
22	12M	John McClure	1	150
23	60	Shannon Fisk	1	150
24	53	Pete Dotson	0	150

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Race Recap

BAUER POWER: Chad Bauer Wins First Career Summit Modified Event at Oakshade

After many attempts and starts in his veteran career, Chad Bauer is now a DIRTcar Summit Racing Equipment Modified Nationals Feature winner. The Farwell, MI-native scored his first victory with the tour Saturday night at Oakshade Raceway, taking the lead from polesitter Dylan Woodling on Lap 2 and holding off the field the rest of the way to etch his name into the Summit Modified history books. Bauer (19) getting by Woodling (3w) on Lap 2 (Terry Page Photo) “It feels great to finally get one, for sure,” Bauer said. He redrew the outside pole for the Feature and wasted no time in his pursuit of the lead, sneaking by Woodling on the bottom of Turns 1-2 after completing the opening circuit. From there, Bauer played defense, battling through restart-after-restart to keep the lead. “I wanted to try to get the lead early because I knew it was going to be tough to get by,” Bauer said. “[Woodling] just kinda slid up a little bit and I got under him, and that was it.” In the final laps, Bauer met a worthy opponent in Brian Ruhlman, who came soaring through the field on the bottom and even threw a pair of slide jobs at Bauer to try and take the spot. “I was worried about him,” Bauer said. “He got in there and slid up, and it allowed me...

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