Although Eric Yorke put together a stellar season with consistent results on a weekly basis, a couple twists and turns to close out the season saw him come up short on the championship.
Hawkestone, Ontario’s Cameron McGlashan was set to throw in the towel – but he did not give up and was crowned the 2017 NASCAR Whelen All-American Series Sunset Speedway Mini Stock Track Champion.
In a night full of twists and turns, the unexpected certainly took place at Sunset Speedway as nothing played out as it originally appeared so. Once the dust settled, though, it’d be Daniel Montanari picking up the feature victory while Cameron McGlashan was crowned the 2017 Signs of Innovation Mini Stock Championship.
After a long grueling season full of twists, turns, and interesting technical discussions, the Signs of Innovation Mini Stocks are set for the final night of 2017 on Saturday, September 16.
Despite going around for a spin early in the feature, Trevor Hemingway rebounded to score a top-20 on Saturday night at Sunset Speedway.
Battling hard from the drop of the green flag on Saturday night, Lisa DeLeeuw posted a solid top-15 finish at Sunset Speedway.
Eric Yorke kept the success rolling on Saturday night at Sunset Speedway, picking up his fourth feature victory of the season.
When the motor blew in his own car, Cameron McGlashan believed his season was over at that point. However, a generous offer from fellow competitor Dave Middel to borrow his car paid off with a heat victory on Saturday night at Sunset Speedway.
As Eric Yorke chases glory at the North American level, sitting on top of the NASCAR Whelen All-American Series standings at times this year, he added another trophy to the case in winning Saturday night’s Signs of Innovation Mini Stock feature at Sunset Speedway.
Even with going for a spin mid-way through the feature, Trevor Hemingway tied his season-best finish on Saturday night at Sunset Speedway.
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