CRSA Begins September at The Port
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9/4/2024

9/4/2024

CRSA Sprint Cars

CRSA Begins September at The Port

Press Release By: Marty Czekala - September 4, 2024 - Photo By: Dylan Terry

Oh, has the season gone by so quick.

After taking Labor Day weekend off, the A-Verdi Storage Containers CRSA Sprints powered by Super Gen Products return to Weedsport Speedway for the third round of the I-90 Pit Stop Challenge.

The race is a part of night one of Cavalcade Weekend at “The Port” and is a part of the undercard to the Super DIRTcar Series.

It’s the second trip this season to Weedsport for CRSA, making it the first time Weedsport hosts a pair of CRSA races in the same season. Last May, Jordan Hutton kicked off the I-90 Pit Stop Challenge with his first trip to Victory Hill.

Here’s a look at the storylines this weekend.

Tune In: Saturday’s action can be seen live on DIRTVision, with Marty Czekala on the call. For $5.99 a month, you can expand your race night experience at the track or online through the MyRacePass app or at www.myracepass.com, which features entries, lineups, fantasy and results.

Last Time Out: CRSA made a trip to Brewerton Speedway for the first time ever.

34 drivers checked in for a night to become the first CRSA winner at Brewerton and one driver joined the all-time club for wins.

Four-time series champion Jeff Trombley led all 25 laps and put the Warren Alexson-owned No. 3a across the line first for his 14th career victory, tying him with Danny Varin, Scott Goodrich, and Josh Pieniazek for first on the all-time wins list.

“It’s been a frustrating year,” said Trombley in victory lane. “The guys have been giving me a great car all year. We’ve been running good, just got to finish.”

Trombley has been in past situations in 2024 where he has had chances to get that first win of the season but has fallen short. At both Afton and Fonda, engine issues plagued him from getting a shot at the win while leading. It wasn’t the case this time.

Billy VanInwegen finished second for the third time this season while rookie Zach Sobotka, a Sportsman regular, came home third in his third career CRSA start.

Point Standings: Tomy Moreau increased his points lead on Kyle Pierce to 31 points while still looking for his first win of the season.

With a spin under the white flag last week, Dalton Herrick fell back in the standings, now 55 behind “The Canadian Kid.”

Ron Greek and Blake Warner round out the top five, with them 109 and 137 back, respectively.

The rest of the top 10 are John Cunningham, Cliff Pierce, Adam DePuy, Jordan Hutton and Jerry Sehn Jr.

As for the I-90 Pit Stop Challenge, Hutton holds a 10-point advantage over Jeff Trombley. Herrick is third, 27 behind, Moreau fourth, 33 back, while DePuy rounds out the top five 43 markers behind.

Perfect on the Thruway: Speaking of Hutton, the No. 66 is a perfect two-for-two in I-90 Pit Stop Challenge races in 2024. "J-Hutt" won last May at Weedsport, followed by a last-lap pass on Jeff Trombley to win at Fonda in July.

Trombley is two-for-two in runner-ups, finishing second to Hutton in both I-90 events.

September Slam: One month remains in the CRSA Sprints season and by the end of September, we could see up to five different champions.

Sept. 14 will crown our first champion in the Dandy Triple Play at Woodhull Raceway. Sept. 20 will then crown a Joe’s Garage Southern Tier Series champion at Skyline Raceway Motorsports Park in Virgil. Sept. 27 will declare our I-90 Pit Stop Challenge champion at Utica-Rome Speedway followed by the points finale at Land of Legends Raceway in Canandaigua to determine our DisBatch Brewing Company Challenge champion and overall points winner.

The season finale is a non-points event Oct. 5 at Cornwall Motor Speedway in Ontario for the Canadian CRSA/Crate Challenge.

By the Numbers: Weedsport Speedway holds the record for most entries in an event at 42 back in May. 12 drivers have recorded a top five at Weedsport with four different winners. Billy VanInwegen leads all drivers with two wins, while Darryl Ruggles, Bobby Parrow and Jordan Hutton each have a victory.

From the Frontman: “The season has gone way too fast. We’re excited to return to a tight 1/3-mile track in Weedsport. When the night gets to feature time, the drivers will search all-around. We hope you come out or tune in!" ~ Mike Emhof

Up Next: CRSA will try for its first two-in-two of the season at Penn Can Speedway for King of the Can and the Joe’s Garage Southern Tier Sept. 13 followed by Woodhull Raceway the following night to crown the first champion of the season. Friday’s race can be seen on Race Report TV and on Dirt Track Digest TV.

Standings

  1. 22 Tomy Moreau 1580 pts
  2. 9K Kyle Pierce -31
  3. 29 Dalton Herrick -55
  4. 28 Ron Greek -109
  5. 21B Blake Warner -137
  6. J27 John Cunningham -187
  7. 4 Cliff Pierce -260
  8. 99 Adam DePuy -356
  9. 66 Jordan Hutton -364
  10. 410 Jerry Sehn Jr. -370

Feature Winners

  1. 66 Jordan Hutton 3
  2. 9K Kyle Pierce 2
  3. 77 Matt Rotz 1
  4. 8 Dillon Paddock 1
  5. 99 Adam Depuy 1
  6. 18C Dan Craun 1
  7. 3A Jeff Trombley 1

Feature Polesitters

  1. D9 Dustin Sehn 1
  2. 48A Alysha Bay 1
  3. 33 Scott Landers 1
  4. 28 Ron Greek 1
  5. 8 Dillon Paddock 1
  6. 99 Adam Depuy 1
  7. 66 Jordan Hutton 1
  8. 19em Emily VanInwegen 1
  9. 18C Dan Craun 1
  10. 18 Timmy Lotz

Heat Winners

  1. 66 Jordan Hutton 4
  2. 22 Tomy Moreau 3
  3. 3A Jeff Trombley 2
  4. 99 Adam Depuy 2
  5. 25G Tyler Graves 2
  6. 18C Dan Craun 2
  7. 56V Billy VanInwegen 2
  8. 18 Timmy Lotz 2
  9. 33 Scott Landers 2
  10. 12 Tyler Chartrand 1
  11. 88C Chad Miller 1
  12. 23 John Smith 1
  13. 80 Bobby Parrow 1
  14. 17E Ethan Gray 1
  15. 28 Ron Greek 1
  16. 21B Blake Warner 1
  17. 8 Dillon Paddock 1
  18. 410 Jerry Sehn Jr. 1
  19. 99K Mike Kiser 1
  20. 19em Emily VanInwegen 1
  21. J27 John Cunningham 1
  22. 9K Kyle Pierce 1

Top 5s

  1. 22 Tomy Moreau 7
  2. 9K Kyle Pierce 5
  3. 29 Dalton Herrick 5
  4. 66 Jordan Hutton 4
  5. 3A Jeff Trombley 4
  6. 56V Billy VanInwegen 4
  7. 8 Dillon Paddock 2
  8. 80 Bobby Parrow 2
  9. 12 Tyler Chartrand 2
  10. 25G Tyler Graves 2
  11. 410 Jerry Sehn Jr. 1
  12. 33 Scott Landers 1
  13. 4s Johnny Smith 1
  14. 48a Alysha Bay 1
  15. 77 Matt Rotz 1
  16. 99 Mike Kiser 1
  17. 48jr Darryl Ruggles 1
  18. 99 Adam Depuy 1
  19. 4 Cliff Pierce 1
  20. 28 Ron Greek 1
  21. 19em Emily VanInwegen 1
  22. 18C Dan Craun 1
  23. 10VC Zach Sobotka 1

Top 5 Hard Chargers By +/-

  1. 99 Adam DePuy +43
  2. 9K Kyle Pierce +39
  3. 8 Dillon Paddock +36
  4. 56V Billy VanInwegen +33
  5. 10VC Zach Sobotka +32

Lap Leaders

  1. 66 Jordan Hutton 41
  2. 3a Jeff Trombley 35
  3. 99 Adam Depuy 25
  4. 21B Blake Warner 21
  5. 77 Matt Rotz 20
  6. 56V Billy VanInwegen 18
  7. 9k Kyle Pierce 18
  8. 48jr Darryl Ruggles 10
  9. 8 Dillon Paddock 10
  10. 18c Dan Craun 10
  11. 80 Bobby Parrow 9
  12. 28 Ron Greek 9
  13. 121 Steve Glover 5
  14. 19em Emily VanInwegen 3
  15. 4s Johnny Smith 1

The A-Verdi Storage Containers CRSA Sprints are powered by Super Gen Products. Associate sponsors for 2024 include Pit Stop Convenience Stores, DisBatch Brewing Company, Dandy, Joe's Garage, Westward Painting Company, the Maguire Family of Dealerships, Powdertech Powdercoating, PJC Sprayfoam, Profab Enterprises, Magsarus Ignitions, Hoosier Racing Tire, Insinger Performance with their Stinger Race Fuel, My Race Pass and is owned and operated by Mike Emhof Motorsports.

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Article Credit: Marty Czekala

Submitted By: Marty Czekala

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