With double laps, double
purse and double points on the line at Brockville Speedway on Saturday night,
Kyle Dingwall has hoping for another solid finish at the BOS. His consistent finishes in 2012 leaves him
as the only driver to finish in the top ten each week, and for any shot at the
2012 BOS championship, he would have to continue that streak with double points
up for grabs. Dingwall also had a 100
lap Canadian Nationals Series race at Cornwall Motor Speedway on his weekend
agenda as well.
In his qualifying heat race
at Brockville, Kyle started from fifth place, but would only advance one
position to finish fourth. He returned
to the pit area and made some adjustment to the car hoping to get it dialed in
for the night’s 60 lap feature. Kyle
rolled off the starting grid from 12th place, and at the drop of the
green flag, problems developed at the front of the pack, bottling up the rest
of the field. Kyle had damage to the
right front of his car and would have to return to the pits under caution for
repairs. After quick work by Dingwall’s
crew, he was back out on the track in time for the restart, and would have to
come from the rear of the field. A
couple more early cautions helped Dingwall, and by lap 16 he was back inside
the top ten. Kyle remained patient with
plenty of laps remaining. With 40 laps
complete, he was starting to move forward, he was up to seventh and looking for
more. Over the final the next few laps
he moved into sixth and took over the fifth spot with only four laps remaining.
“It was a hard fought top
five finish tonight. After getting into
that wreck on lap one, I wasn’t sure where we were going to end up”, says
Dingwall. “It wasn’t looking very good,
but we were able to fight our way back”.
At Cornwall Speedway on
Sunday night, Kyle was ready for battle in the 100 lap Canadian Nationals
Series event. However, a late afternoon
downpour forced track officials to postpone the second round of the series
until Sunday, August 19th.
His fifth place finish at
Brockville puts him third in points in the battle for the 2012 Modified
championship. He is just three points
out of second place, and 44 points out of the lead. With the rainout at Cornwall Speedway on Sunday, Dingwall remains
fifth in points, only 18 out of the lead.
Kyle Dingwall would like to thank all of his
sponsors for the 2012 racing season. They
include King Edward Auto Parts, McHaffie Flea Market, B&M Mechanical, C
Double J Harvesting, Eastern Ontario Millwritting, Black Dog Lubricants, Toy
Storage, D.L. Shave Equipment, Jeff’s Tree Service, Harland Veinottes
Transportation, Fast Line Performance, Bicknell Racing Products and Dingwall
Motorsports.
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