Hometown Outlaw steals the show at Hilltop Speedway
By Bill Houston
June 12, 2011
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Two drivers from Millersburg won their class races on their hometown track as the Ohio Outlaw Flat Track State Championship Series (OOFTSCS), sponsored by Mid-Ohio Suzuki-Honda-Yamaha-Kawasaki of Mt. Vernon made its first stop of the season at Hilltop Speedway, on Sunday, June 12, following a full night of short track racing at Western Reserve Motorcycle Club the night before.
Riding a Honda, sponsored by Precision Poured Walls, Marvin Troyer of Millersburg took over the lead after one lap in the All Outdoors Outlaw 450 Quad division and never looked back, cruising to victory ahead of Strasburgs Scott Reifenschneider and slicing a few points off of Reifenschneiders season points lead.
Troyer and Reifenschneider each won heat races in the Open Pro Quad division as well, but in the 12-lap feature it was the driver from Strasburg who took the checkered flag, ahead of season points-leader and defending OOFTSCS champion Andrew Hart, who extended his points-lead to 26 over Troyer, with Reifenschneider moving into third place following the win.
While another Millersburg driver, Mike Crider, took first place in the Dwarf Cars feature, other class winners included:
Sportsman Quad
Ben Nauman (Mt. Vernon), Extreme Tech sponsored Honda
Outlaw Pit Bike
Ryan Sigler (Mansfield), GoDaddy.com sponsored Honda
Senior Quad
Dan Swank (Bellville), Extreme Tech sponsored Polaris
Small Bore Quad
Chase Zolman (Mt. Vernon), All Outdoors sponsored Suzuki
450 Bike
Andrew Butler (Cincinnati), Grandpa John sponsored Suzuki
All Outdoors Outlaw 450 Quad
Marvin Troyer (Millersburg), Precision Poured Walls sponsored Honda
Open Am Bike
Jeremy Dunbar (Medina), Yamaha
Open Am Quad
Daniel Imwalle (St. Marys), One Eye Customs sponsored Honda
Open Pro Bike
Andrew Butler (Cincinnati), Grandpa John sponsored Suzuki
Open Pro Quad
Scott Reifenschneider (Strasburg), Zollars Racing sponsored Honda
OOFTSCS consists of two quad and two bike divisions, competing in a series which travels throughout Ohio and races on tracks that vary from quarter-mile short tracks, to Tourist Trophy (TT) courses and half-mile ovals.
The series returns to the banked, one-third mile dirt oval at Hilltop Speedway on Friday, July 8.
For more information, log on to http://www.OhioOutlawMotorsports.com.
