Montieth Wins Williams Grove
Battle Of High Groove Titans For Third In Four
Reeser takes PASS 305s
5/22/15
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Mechanicsburg –
Brian Montieth and Danny Dietrich staged a battle of the high groove titans on
Friday night at Williams Grove Speedway in the 25-lap sprint car feature with
Montieth coming out on top.
For the Phoenixville flyer, it was his third win in four
attempts at the track.
In the 20-lap 305 sprint main, Tyler Reeser took the lead,
lost it and then reclaimed it late to pick up the victory.
Dietrich and Montieth started on the
front row of the 410 sprint main with Dietrich leading the field down to the
line before Montieth took control in the first corner.
Dietrich struggled to keep pace with
Montieth after he took the lead as the pair entered the backmarkers on the sixth
circuit.
But as traffic got heavier and heavier
Dietrich was able to zone in on the leader and in fact drew onto this tail on a
few occasions before finally taking a full blown stab for the win on the 19th
lap with a low swoop into the first turn.
But Montieth one-upped his challenger and rode his momentum to
reclaim control as the pair exited the second turn.
It took Dietrich several laps to make up the ground he had
lost in the attempt but as the two to go sign appeared he was again ready to go
for the checkers.
Only this time it was in the third and fourth turns that he
pulled the trigger to slide up in front of Montieth for control as the duo raced
to the white flag.
The pair then raced back to the stripe
with Dietrich scored the leader as Montieth drew back to Dietrich’s inside.
And then as they raced into the first turn, Montieth turned
the tables when Dietrich missed his entry, reclaiming the lead for good as they
burst onto the backstretch for the $4,000 payday.
However Dietrich kept Montieth honest to the finish, dogging
him across the line, finishing second by just .169 seconds.
Lucas Wolfe was third followed by Greg Hodnett and Aaron Ott.
Sixth through 10th went to Don
Kreitz Jr., Stevie Smith, Alan Krimes, Steve Buckwalter and Lance Dewease.
Heats went to Hodnett, Buckwalter and Brock Zearfoss with Ryan
Wilson taking the consolation.
Wolfe set quick time with a lap of 16.932 seconds.
James Pryde led on the first lap of the 305 sprint main before
he lost the handle in the first corner as Tyler Reeser went for the lead.
After spinning out, Reeser assumed
command and set the pace until after the halfway point when 10th
starter Darren Miller came into the picture.
Miller made a two car, second turn pass
on the 12th lap to take control, drving by Zach Newlin and Reeser to
get command.
Miller looked invinceable after getting the lead but with a
few laps to go he seemed to pick up a push as his car entered the first corner,
allowing Reeser to drive back around to the victory.
Newlin rode home second with Steve Storrie finishing third
followed by Ken Duke and a fading Miller.
Sixth through 10th went to Tom
Worrick, Stephanie Stevens, Scott Ellerman, Colby Dice and John Martin.
Heats went to Pryde, Reeser and Newlin.
May 22, 2015 Feature Finishes:
410 sprints, 25 laps: 1. Brian Montieth, 2. Danny Dietrich, 3. Lucas Wolfe, 4. Greg Hodnett, 5. Aaron Ott, 6. Don Kreitz Jr., 7. Stevie Smith, 8. Alan Krimes, 9. Steve Buckwalter, 10. Lance Dewease, 11. Rodney Westhafer, 12. TJ Stutts, 13. Austin Hogue, 14. Brock Zearfoss, 15. Ryan Wilson, 16. Frankie Herr, 17. Rick Lafferty, 18. Glenndon Forsythe, 19. Jay Galloway, 20. Tim Glatfelter, 21. Pat Cannon, 22. Daryl Stimeling, 23. Justin Barger, 24. Cory Haas
DNQ: Troy Fraker, Jay Reichard
305 sprints, 20 laps: 1. Tyler Reeser, 2. Zach Newlin, 3. Steve Storrie, 4. Ken Duke, 5. Darren Miller, 6. Tom Worrick, 7. Stephanie Stevens, 8. Scott Ellerman, 9. Colby Dice, 10. John Martin, 11. Jon Haegele, 12. Mike Alleman, 13. Ron Aurand, 14. Drew Ritchey, 15. Ian Detweiler, 16. Bill Jones, 17. Nathan Gramley, 18. John Bott, 19. Terry Schaeffer, 20. James Pryde, 21. Jake Waters, 22. Erin Statler, 23. Donnie Hendershot