5/27/2015
Eagle Motorsports Inc
K-ville Sweep!
Henderson and BDS Motorsports join a short list in the Knoxville history books as one of four teams to sweep two classes in a single night of racing. Being in Knoxville Victory Lane two weeks in a row is a tough feat in any of the three regular divisions, but being in Victory Lane twice in one night is nearly impossible. Timing in the top three in both divisions set the stage for the evenings events. Coming off of a 1-2 finish in the 410 / 360 the week prior, Justin had the bar set high. Racing forward in the heats placed the team in a striking position for both main events. When the checkers flew, Bryan Sundby's BDS Team was holding two trophies. Sundby credits the entire team for the victories, “everyone works together and we go out to do the best we can. We each have a role, and know what we need to do.” Clint Garner finished second in the 360 division driving a SCHNEE Chassis.
Chuck Hebing’s 25th career win with the ESS was worth $2,125 as part of the NAPA US Tour. Hebing held off good friend, 2014 series champion, and fellow EAGLE driver Steve Poirier for the victory at Fonda Speedway.
Jack Dover was victorious with the Nebraska 360 Series at I-80 Speedway. Jack broke the seal on the 2015 season earning his first victory for the team. Dominating the evening, Jack's Home Pride EAGLE maneuvered flawlessly.
Jordan Wilmes and Mike Stein have been the class of the field lately at Arlington Raceway in MN. Jordan was the latest to score a win with the 305 RaceSaver division.
Ruggles is a known name at Canandaigua Raceway Park. Formerly for father Darryl's success, however the weekend awarded daughter Alysha a win at the historic track.
Thomas Kennedy is maturing into quite the driver. Also following in fathers footsteps, Thomas posted another win this weekend at St. Croix Valley Raceway in the 360 division with his EAGLE car.
HENCHCRAFT winners were abundant over the weekend with four drivers scoring victories. Roland Bernard rolled into Greenbush Race Park and was the class of the field. Justin Ward won yet again at Cherry Raceway in Fife Lake, WI.
Jordan Poirier stood atop the box at Autodrome Drummond over the border while our friend Jared Gundersen was on point at Deming Speedway in Washington leading a field of HENCHCRAFT cars.
Article Credit: Eagle Staff Writers
Submitted By: Mike Long
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