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NASCAR Race Number 6 Unofficial Race Results for the Town Fair Tire 100 - 07/13/2013 New Hampshire Motor Speedway - Loudon, N.H

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NASCAR Race Number 6 Unofficial Race Results for the Town Fair Tire 100 - 07/13/2013 New Hampshire Motor Speedway - Loudon, N.H NASCAR Race Number 6 Unofficial Race Results For The Town Fair Tire 100 - 07/13/2013 New Hampshire Motor Speedway - Loudon, N.H. - 1.058-mile banked paved oval Total Race Length 168 K - 100L - 105 M Fin Str Car Driver Team Laps Points B/Points Status 1 15 52 Doug Coby Furnace & Duct/Seekonk GP Chevrolet 100 47 4 Running 2 2 3 Ted Christopher Silver Dollar Const/Cape Cod Copper Chevrolet 100 44 2 Running 3 12 16 Ryan Preece East West Marine/Diversified Metals Ford 100 42 1 Running 4 6 11 Andy Seuss Tammie Davis/Phoenix Pre-Owned Chevrolet 100 40 Running 5 20 7 Ryan Newman Menards/Wix Filters Chevrolet 100 39 Running 6 7 79 Woody Pitkat Mr. Rooter/Coors Light Pontiac 100 38 Running 7 16 46 Eric Berndt Cape Cod Aggts/North End Auto Parts Chevrolet 100 37 Running 8 14 72 Chuck Hossfeld Jerry Grade Motors Chevrolet 100 36 Running 9 21 39 Richie Pallai,, Jr. MAHLE Performance/Lucas Oil Chevrolet 100 35 Running 10 22 99 Jamie Tomaino Supreme Manufacturing Chevrolet 100 34 Running 11 17 73 Cole Powell * Copps BuildAll/Tricar Chevrolet 100 33 Running 12 29 19 Jacob Dore * Harold Estes Lumber/Perkins Paving Chevrolet 100 32 Running 13 23 18 Ken Heagy Buoy One Seafood/ Mehner Racing Ford 99 31 Running 14 11 2 Todd Szegedy Dunleavy Repair/A&J Romano Const Chevrolet 99 30 Running 15 8 93 Rowan Pennink Monk Mechanics Hand Cleaner Chevrolet 98 30 1 Running 16 30 38 Brian Schofield Perf Engines/Kendall Oil/Ryan's Oil Chevrolet 97 28 Running 17 26 33 Wade Cole Perf Engines/Kendall Oil/Ryan's Oil Chevrolet 97 27 Running 18 13 64 Ron Yuhas, Jr. Fast Track Electric/Scorpion Const Chevrolet 97 26 Running 19 9 4 Donny Lia Circle Track Magazine Dodge 94 25 Running 20 25 07 Patrick Emerling Emerling Chevrolet Dealership Chevrolet 93 24 Running 21 1 76 Jimmy Blewett John Blewett Inc/Sims Metal Mgmt Chevrolet 88 23 Running 22 10 22 Mike Stefanik Robert B Our Co/Canto & Sons Paving Chevrolet 82 22 Running 23 18 15 Rob Fuller 15-40 Connection Chevrolet 79 21 Oil Leak 24 4 44 Bobby Santos Tinio Racing/Brendan Kelley Music Chevrolet 78 20 Accident 25 5 58 Eric Goodale Riverhead Building Supply Chevrolet 78 19 Accident 26 3 88 Bryon Chew Buzz Chew Chevrolet/Elbow East Chevrolet 78 18 Accident 27 27 97 Bryan Dauzat O.B. Builders Chevrolet 76 17 Brakes 28 24 28 Ed Flemke, Jr. Ron Bouchard's Auto Stores Chevrolet 70 16 Accident 29 32 5 Kyle Ebersole Ebersole Excavating, Inc. Ford 70 15 Accident 30 31 6 Ron Silk T S Haulers/ Calverton Tree Farm Chevrolet 59 14 Engine 31 28 26 Gary McDonald Lakeland Landscape /TRC Electric Pontiac 8 13 Rear End 32 19 51 Justin Bonsignore SEM/M3 Technology Chevrolet 7 12 Engine RACE STATISTICS Fastest Qualifier: Jimmy Blewett, Time: 29.691 Seconds, Speed: 128.281 mph Failed to Qualify: Time of Race: 1 hrs., 14 mins, 40 secs Average Speed: 85.018 mph Margin of Victory: 0.153 Seconds Caution Flags: Laps 51 (Competition caution midway break); 65-68 (Car #4 accident Backstretch <18>); 71-77 (Car #88 spin in Turn 2, Cars # 5 & 28 accident Turn 1 <99>); 79-83 (Cars #88, 39, 97, 44, 58, 64, 07 accident Frontstretch <19>). 4 for 17 laps. Lap Leaders: Ted Christopher 1-12, Rowan Pennink 13-14, Ted Christopher 15, Rowan Pennink 16-17, Ted Christopher 18-19, Rowan Pennink 20-21, Ted Christopher 22-23, Rowan Pennink 24, Ted Christopher 25-27, Rowan Pennink 28, Ted Christopher 29-35, Rowan Pennink 36, Ted Christopher 37, Rowan Pennink 38, Ted Christopher 39-40, Rowan Pennink 41, Ted Christopher 42-57, Doug Coby 58-59, Ryan Preece 60-61, Doug Coby 62-63, Ryan Preece 64-85, Ted Christopher 86-88, Ryan Preece 89, Doug Coby 90, Ryan Preece 91-92, Doug Coby 93-94, Ryan Preece 95-96, Doug Coby 97-100. Total Laps Led: Ted Christopher 49, Ryan Preece 29, Rowan Pennink 11, Doug Coby 11. 27 changes involving 4 drivers. Top 5 Driver Points: Ryan Preece 267, Rowan Pennink 223, Doug Coby 219, Mike Stefanik 212, Ted Christopher 202 Next Race:Monadnock - July 27 * Denotes Rookie of the Year Contender .
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