Maritime Auto Glass
Beginner Bandolero

Heat Race 1: 99 44 92 12 38 17 43-1 47-2

Bristol Matthews (Nine Mile River) backed up her first career feature win at Scotia Speedworld with another Friday night at Scotia Speedworld. Matthews started fifth in the field and only took a couple laps to get to second place. Matthews would inherit the lead after then leader Shelby Chisholm (Antigonish) spun from the top spot by themselves on Lap Four.

After a rash of early yellows, the final seven laps were run consecutively under green. McKenna Little (Williamswood) would finish second behind Matthews while Chisholm narrowed the gap on those top two but would wind up third. Emma MacMillan (Maitland) and Irelyn Rose (Halifax) completed the top five.

Matthews won the only heat for the class.
The gap closes to a single point between Little and Matthews as the field heads into The Laker News Night.

Maritime Auto Glass
Bandolero Outlaw

Heat Race 1: 27 97 19 2 14 8 85 13 45-5

Landon Pierce (Bridgewater) became the fourth different winner in as many races in the Maritime Auto Glass Bandolero division. Pierce started the No. 19 James E. Barkhouse Trucking Bandolero in second and moved to the lead around Hailey Bland (Lakeview) on the second lap. The first 12 laps of the 15-lap feature went caution free, which gave Daniel Vandenburg (Lower Onslow) a shot at the win but contact a lap later as he and Bland ran for second would bring out a second and final yellow in the event.

While Dawson Noble (Upper Nine Mile River) gave a run to Pierce on the outside on the final restart but could not solve Pierce for the win. Noble was second with Samantha MacDonald (Dartmouth) in third. Bella Pashkoski (Beaver Bank) was fourth with Avery DeCoste (Antigonish) in fifth.

Bland picked up the victory in the heat race.

Toursec Mini Stock

Heat Race 1:
20 58 98 92 87 17 96 34 05-10

Heat Race 2:
45 68 84 13 11 47 8 33-3

Jamie Dillman (Carrolls Corner) turned his season around Friday night with his first feature triumph of the season in the Toursec Mini Stocks.

Dillman, the 2021 Toursec Lightning champion, started outside of Dave Jollimore (Halifax) on the front row of the 25-lap feature. The feature went caution free and while the battles were fierce throughout the field, they were all behind the No. 58 Inventive Dodge Neon. Chad Sinton (Truro) scored his best finish of the year with a runner-up finish to Dillman while championship point leader Ross Moore (Lake Egmont) continued his impressive season with a third place run. Steven Matthews (Fall River) ran to fourth before the laps ran out on the race with Dylan MacMillan (Maitland) rounding out the top five.

Jollimore, rebounding from a wreck the race prior and Travis Keefe (Chester) scored heat race victories.

Bay Equipment Rentals
Sportsman

Heat Race 1: 56 96 62 88 47 37
Heat Race 2: 27 01 25 31 1 18
Heat Race 3: 51 92 94 10 14 85

Pete Miller (Kennetcook) finally added his name to the Shriners Classic trophy Friday night at Scotia Speedworld.

Miller, who started eight in the 19 car field, was able to set up sophomore Kyle Bent (Berwick) with six to go, making the move out of Turn Two to make the winning pass. Joey Livingstone (Pictou Landing) followed Miller to second and kept the No. 92 Shore Cycle and Marine Chevrolet honest for the top spot. Bent, who led the most laps in the Classic, was third. Andrew Lively (Middle Sackville) and Jesse Deveau (Greenwood) completed the top five.

Mark Josey (Halifax), Dylan Dowe (Bedford) and Bent took home heat race wins.

While Miller has a MASS Tour win at Scotia to his credit, he becomes the fourth different winner in the Bay Equipment Rentals Late Model Sportsman in as many Friday night features this season.