Kosiski Takes Win for USG Night at Junction Motor Speedway 6-27-09

Things couldn't be much better last Saturday Night at JMS with a slight breeze, low humidity, and a great Super Late Model race on June 27, 2009! Sponsoring the event was USG - Lincoln:

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advanced in points as well—it will be interesting to see who will be the 2009 4 Cylinder points Champion.

The JMS Cruisers made it 15 laps green to checker with the Vic's Repair car (69j) taking the lead after the second lap into the race. Jacobitz' held the lead until the checkered flag came out with 42b (Ekeler/ Miller) passing the 99 (Kassik/Miller) to make up the top three.

Jason Wilkinson had a great night by taking home both wins in the NASCAR Stock and Hobby Stock divisions both sponsored by NAPA .  Not only having multiple wins in each division, Jason is currently leading the JMS points for both classes as well. Rocky Zimmerman and Brent Kassik completed the top three positions for the Hobby Stock A-Main, and Jason Van Winkle and Jeremiah Slough made up the top three spots for the Stock Car A-Main.

laps, Blochlinger was able to pull away with the win on the last stretch of the race and Buzz took home second place.

To finalize the night, all 23 Super Late Models were on the pace to fight it out for the win. Joe Kosiski driving the 53 car was able to come out strong in the lead and later work his way up through lap traffic.  Meanwhile, the 17 of Dave Livingston was not going to give up while running in second place a few seconds behind the leader. 1W of Mike Wiarda and 6 Al Humphrey were battling there way around the track in third and forth place with Travis Dickes in 5th driving the 21T. With only a few cautions in the race, and cars spread throughout the whole track, and Joe pulled off a great win with Livingston holding a strong second place finish.