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Bell and Urish Claim Night Two of Illinois SPEED Week
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Christopher Bell – Darren Rutmanis photoBryan Urish – Darren Rutmanis photoJune 6, 2015Jacksonville, IL. – Christopher Bell of Norman, Oklahoma took his third POWRi Lucas Oil National Midget Series victory of the 2015 season and his 18th career, for the thrilling second night of Illinois SPEED Week presented by Toyota at Jacksonville Speedway in Jacksonville, Illinois.Bryan Urish of Williamsville, Missouri earned his first career POWRi Speedway Motors 600cc Outlaw Micro Series victory utilizing lap traffic to gain control after starting on the outside front row.For the second night in a row, Tyler Thomas of Owasso, Oklahoma started on the pole in the Bryan Thomas-owned Esslinger-powered #91T Spike Chassis, sharing the front row with Tanner Thorson of Minden, Nevada. As the engines roared to life at the drop of the green flag, Tyler Thomas was barely able to edge Tanner Thors ...
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Bell and Urish Claim Night Two of Illinois SPEED Week
STLRacing.com
Christopher Bell – Darren Rutmanis photoBryan Urish – Darren Rutmanis photoJune 6, 2015Jacksonville, IL. – Christopher Bell of Norman, Oklahoma took his third POWRi Lucas Oil National Midget Series victory of the 2015 season and his 18th career, for the thrilling second night of Illinois SPEED Week presented by Toyota at Jacksonville Speedway in Jacksonville, Illinois.Bryan Urish of Williamsville, Missouri earned his first career POWRi Speedway Motors 600cc Outlaw Micro Series victory utilizing lap traffic to gain control after starting on the outside front row.For the second night in a row, Tyler Thomas of Owasso, Oklahoma started on the pole in the Bryan Thomas-owned Esslinger-powered #91T Spike Chassis, sharing the front row with Tanner Thorson of Minden, Nevada. As the engines roared to life at the drop of the green flag, Tyler Thomas was barely able to edge Tanner Thors ...
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