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2010 Top 10 358/360 Sprints
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What can be said about the season Cannon and the Zane Highlands owned team had! It was about as good as it gets. Cannon led Pennsylvania in sprint car feature wins with 19 total on the season and dominated every track that he competed at. Cannon won a third career Williams Grove track title and a second career Selinsgrove track title. He also won the $6,000 top prize in the Central PA 358 Sprint Car Point Series. Cannon had 10 wins at Selinsgrove where he had 15 top 10 finishes in 21 starts. Cannon did have a big disappointment at Selinsgrove, losing the $8,000 to win 360/358 National Open due to coming up light at the scales. Cannon won seven times at Williams Grove Speedway. He also won a portion of the Jim Nace Memorial for 410 sprints at Selinsgrove and finished second in the second portion of the race. |
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 Captured an unprecedented seventh career URC Sprint Series championship. Michael won two times during the season driving for Bill Gallagher and working with his brother Sean as crew chief. Michael’s two feature wins came at Lincoln and Georgetown. He had 16 top five finishes in 22 starts and finished every feature on the tour this season. He has 44 career URC wins. He won the URC Delaware State Championship as well. |
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 Most Improved Driver for 2010 at Lincoln Speedway and turned it into his first career track championship. Schuchart won his first career feature at Lincoln in 2010. He finished third in the Central PA 358 sprint series and was sixth in the final points rundown at Williams Grove. |
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 Scaled back his 358 sprint deal in 2010 to Friday night racing at Trail-Way Speedway where he came away with another track championship. McClelland also won his 100th career feature at Trail-way during the season. He won the 410 Sprint car Rookie of the Year at Lincoln. He had six wins at Trail-way. |
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 Led URC with four feature wins but fell 23 points short in the bid for a second straight URC title. Several of Grasso’s wins came at Delaware International Speedway, where he gave car owners Kathy and Pat Palladino their 50th career URC win. |
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 Heimbach enjoyed a good season with the Creasy/Goff team but a championship eluded the team. He finished runner-up in the Central PA 358 Sprint Series, runner-up at Selinsgrove and third at Williams Grove. Heimbach did have four feature wins, including the rained out 2009 National Open at Selinsgrove, which was ran in April. |
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 Career best runner-up finish in Williams Grove points and two wins, one each at the Grove and Lincoln. |
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 Two win season included a third place point finish at Selinsgrove. |
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Split the year driving two cars, his own No. 11T and the John
Westbrook No. 1w.
Tomecek had three feature wins on the year and finished fifth in final Lincoln points. |
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 Had his best year in a while with three feature wins and a seventh place Williams Grove point finish and 10th in final Lincoln points. |
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 Won the World Energy Systems $5,500 paycheck and Lincoln and added two more feature wins along the way during the season. |
410 Sprints 360/358 Sprints Late Models 358 Late Models Super Sportsman
