August 8
Clinton County Speedway,
Mill Hall, PA
Sanction: Unsanctioned Supers (Mike Probst Memorial) - $3,000
Information provided by: Barry Lenhart and track reports (last updated August 10, 2:35 pm)
Max Blair earns $3,000 at Probst Memorial
Mike Probst Memorial
- Max Blair
- Jerry Bard
- Chad Hollenbeck
- Dylan Yoder
- Andrew Yoder
- Jason Dupont
- Jim Yoder
- Denny Fenton
- Matt Cochran
- Waylon Wagner
- Bob Dunn
- Tom Vilello
- Nick Loffredo
- Kerry King Jr.
- Dan Boyd
- Len Stroud
- Tim Wilson
- Matt Mort
- Mike Steck
- Justin Kann
- Eric Hons
- Cole Amsden
- Cody Robbins
![\"Race](\"/img.php/180x0/images/racewire1.png?0\" "\\"RaceWire")
presented by
![](\"/img.php/180x105?1780631375\")
![](\"/img.php/528x0/upload/racewire/rw_512.jpg?0\")
Barry Lenhart/pbase.com/cyberslash
Max Blair takes the checkers in the Mike Probst Memorial.
What won the race: Starting fourth at Racing for Heroes Raceway, Max Blair of Titusville, Pa., took the lead from Chad Hollenbeck on the 15th lap and pulled away for a $3,000 Super Late Model victory in the Mike Probst Memorial.
Key notes: Early leader Chad Hollenbeck finished third, one spot behind Jerry Bard. ... The track continues weekly racing through September (except for Aug. 22). ... The track's Chili 100 is scheduled for Sept. 27.
On the move: Dylan Yoder of Selinsgrove, Pa., started eighth and finished fourth.
Winner's sponsors: Max Blair's No. 111 is sponsored Specialty Products, Moody & Son Welding, Rohrer Racing, Wescoat Excavating and Mark's Water Conditioning.
Points chase: Entering the race, Waylon Wagner (539) led Jim Yoder (527), Luke Hoffner (516), Denny Fenton (487) and Nick Loffredo (406) in the track's weekly points.
Editor's note: Results and race details are unofficial.
