HERMON – Chad Ashley of Frankfort passed Hermon’s Steve Moulton on lap 27 of the 35-lap Dysart’s Sport-Four series feature to claim the victory and the three-race series championship at Speedway 95 Saturday.

Moulton was second and Gregg Markee of Bradford was third. Jjim Johnson of Stockton Springs finished in fourth place and Andy Leali of Frankfort was fifth. Markee, Leali and Moulton finished second, third and fourth, respectively, in the series while Greenville’s Colin Arey was fifth.

OTHER SPEEDWAY 95 RESULTS

Pro stock: 1. Scott Modery (Stetson), 2. Aaron St. Peter (Brewer), 3. Mike Thomas (Etna), 4. Don Alexander Jr. (Glenburn), 5. Dwayne Overlock (Surry)

Limited Sportsman: 1. Lloyd Nickerson (East Corinth), 2. Jake O’Brien (Jackson), 3. Paul White (Corinna), 4. Jeff Bean (Corinth), 5. Rob Beverage (Pittsfield)

Super Street: 1. Matt Eaton (Deer Isle), 2. Duane Seekins (Stockton Springs), 3. Dean Smart (Hudson), 4. Dale Swoboda (Hermon), 5. Ryan Deane (Winterport)

Strictly Street: 1. Eric Mitchell (Eastport), 2. Alex Shaw (Hermon), 3. Greg Pung (Bar Harbor), 4. Mike Thayer (Hudson), 5. Clarence Suydam (Milbridge)

Legends: 1. Ben Seitz (Skillman, N.J), 2. Cassius Clark (Farmington), 3. Gary Chrysler (Buxton), 4. Dale Stanley (Lincoln), 5. Bob Weymouth (Topsham)

Jackman holds off Buzzell for win

At Sebasticook Valley Karting Komplex in St. Albans on Saturday, Craig Jackman of Livermore was able to hold off Buxton’s Travis Buzzell to win the Sportsman division.

Shane Grindle of Belfast crossed the line in third while Livermore’s Scott McDaniel took fourth and Greg Ellis of Hermon finished in fifth.

OTHER SEBASTICOOK RESULTS

Jr. Sportsman: 1. Dylan Staples (Durham), 2. Markus Lowe (Jackson), 3. Drew Morse (Buxton), 4. Jake Madore (Arundel), 5. Scott Bell (Carmel)

Sr. Sportsman: 1. Ryan Beal (Cherryfield), 2. Josh Kuester (Springfield), 3. Daryl Johnson (Costigan), 4. Josh Brougham (Wilton), 5. Ann Shaw (Charleston)

Sprint Caged: 1. Ryan Beal (Cherryfield), 2. Josh Thompson, 3. Jim Brougham (Wilton), 4. Mark Kuester (Springfield), 5. Butch Foss (Hampden)

Tim Cook takes win on late pass

At Oxford Plains Speedway on Saturday, the Late Model Stock division race featured no caution flags for the third straight week. Five laps into the race, a two-car spinout involving Ricky Rolfe and Mike Short allowed T.J. Brackett to take the lead, until points leader Ryan Moore of Scarborough passed him. On lap 17, an apparent tire problem caused Moore to slow and Poland Spring’s Tim Cook took advantage by passing him for the lead and eventual win.

Rolfe of Albany finished second while Don Wentworth of Bridgton took third. David Belsaw of Wilton crossed the line in fourth as Mike Edgbert of Hollis finished in fifth.

OTHER OXFORD PLAINS RESULTS

ISMA Supermodified: 1. Mike Ordway (Fremont, N.H.), 2. Lou Cicconi (Aston, Pa.), 3. Joe Gosek (Oswego, N.Y.), 4. J. Scott Martel (Bradford, Mass.), 5. Chris Perley (Rowley, Mass.)

NEMA Midget: 1. Jim Miller (Weymouth, Mass.), 2. Mark Buonomo (Waltham, Mass.), 3. Gary Sherman (Billerica, Mass.), 4. Russ Stoher (No. Carver, Mass.), 5. Howard Bumpus (Lakeville, Mass.)

Pro Stock: 1. Kevin Kimball (So. Portland), 2. Jeff Taylor (Mercer), 3. Al Hammond (So. Paris), 4. Gary Drew (Windham), 5. Tim Brackett (Oxford)

Limited Sportsman: 1. Kenny Harrison (Pownal), 2. Dana Grover (Waterford), 3. Mike Rand (Bridgton), 4. Tommy Ricker (Poland), 5. Doug Poland (Livermore Falls)

Strictly Stock: 1. Chris Coolidge (So. Paris), 2. Bob Hayslip (Lisbon Falls), 3. Kurt Hewins (Leeds), 4. Jeff Merrill (Roxbury), 5. Larry Emerson (Durham)

Mini Stock: 1. Joe Treadwell (Auburn), 2. Don Mooney (New Gloucester), 3. Billy Thibeault (Oxford), 4. Chris Morris (Auburn), 5. Butch Keene (Turner)

Dana Strout picks up second win

At Wiscasset Raceway on Saturday, Benton’s Dana Strout picked up his second win of the season in an eventful 35-lap Pro stock feature. It was a tough night for points leader Scott Chubbuck, who would drop out on lap 31 with mechanical problems after leading 20 laps. Bar Harbor’s John Phippen spun out as the result of fluid dropped by Chubbuck’s Chevrolet. Phippen was able to continue but did not factor in the top five. The late race caution enabled Strout to take the lead and finish there.

Jim Kaler Jr. of Newcastle took second and Oakland’s Jeff Burgess finished in third. The fourth and fifth spots went to Casey Nash of Richmond and Gary Norris Jr. of West Gardiner, respectively.

OTHER WISCASSET RESULTS

Strictly Street: 1. Maurice Young (Chelsea), 2. Mike Lemar (Gardiner), 3. Phil Poland (Cushing), 4. Bryan Robbins (Liberty), 5. Scott Cleaves (Jefferson)

Super Limited: 1. Chuck Harris (Damairiscotta), 2. Allen Moeller (Dresden), 3. Brad Hall (Thomaston), 4. Mark Green (West Bath), 5. Duane Love (West Gardiner)

Heavyweight Demon: 1. Dale Chadbourne (Woolwich), 2. Steve Peirpont (Cushing), 3. Dan Trask (Chelsea), 4. Ed Peirpont (Cushing), 5. Adam Chadbourne (Woolwich)

Lightweight A Demon: 1. Bob Studley Jr. (Sidney), 2. Tim Grant (Augusta), 3. Randy Albert (Chelsea), 4. Brett Mank (Rockland), 5. Max Hannah Jr. (Union)

Lightweight B Demon: 1. Mike Wilson (Augusta), 2. Brent Roy (Vasselboro), 3. Mike Delano (Woolwich), 4. Jim Folsom (Noridgewock), 5. Ken Edgecomb (Readfield)

Flagpole: 1. Matt Glidden (Chelsea), 2. Mike Moore (Smithfield), 3. Doug Ripley (Thomaston), 4. Paul Lavigne (Brunswick), 5. Jerry Robbins (Rockland)

Maietta Sr. wins Late Model Pro

At Beech Ridge Motor Speedway in Scarborough on Saturday, Mike Maietta Sr. of South Portland charged up the outside groove to post the Late Model Pro Series victory. The extended 45-lap event got off to a wild start with four multi-car spins and crashes in the first four laps. Once racing got underway, the event added to an already heated points battle between Maietta and David Pinkham of Buxton. Going into the night’s racing, Maietta and Pinkham were tied. A late race caution paired the frontrunners off even with only a dozen laps remaining. Maietta grabbed the lead on the green forcing Pinkham to settle for second as they raced under the yellow.

Bobby Babb of Windham picked up the third spot while Old Orchard Beach’s Bill Rodgers took fourth and Alan Tardiff of Lyman finished in fifth.

OTHER BEECH RIDGE RESULTS

Limited Sportsman: 1. David Oliver (Scarborough), 2. Steve Fogg (Standish), 3. Jason Larrabee (Raymond), 4. Bill Dixon (North Waterboro), 5. Donnie Morse (Windham)

Wildcat B: 1. Jeremy Morais (Alfred), 2. Brian Picard (Hollis), 3. Jay Mooers (Saco), 4. Kirk Boyd (Gorham), 5. Steve Benincasa (Casco)

Wildcat: 1. Robert Emery (Limington), 2. Chris Warming (Hollis), 3. Darin Kilton (Scarborough), 4. Dan Wink (North Berwick), 5. Mike Ramsey (Fallmouth)

Trucks: 1. Justin Glidden (Limerick), 2. Cole Watson (Naples), 3. Frank Wear (South Portland), 4. Chris Anderson (Cape Neddick), 5. Wally Henderson (Litchfield)

Paul Goodness crosses line in first

At Winterport Dragway on Saturday, Hampden’s Paul Goodness won the Pro Eliminator division with Brian Curtis of Wellington in a close second.

Third and fourth were awarded to Barney Ryan of Harmony and Hudson’s Nick Aulicino, respectively.

OTHER WINTERPORT RESULTS

Super Pro: 1. Tim Huff (Dover-Foxcroft), 2. Paul Goodness (Hampden)

Super Pro Eliminator: 1. Tim Huff (Dover-Foxcroft), 2. Linda Fuller (Old Town), 3. Dan Davis (Skowhegan)

Bikes and Sleds Eliminator: 1. Leonard Rice (Waterville), 2. Greg Small (Elllsworth), 3. Mike Beaule (Franklin)

Street Eliminator: 1. Tony Warf (Bangor), 2. Danny Douglas (Sedgwick), 3. Mike Murphy (Machiasport), 4. David Dickson (Bath)

Street Trophy: 1. Bob Reynolds (Winterport), 2. Rick Palmer (Winterport)

Snowmobile Quick 4: 1. Mike Beaule (Franklin), 2. Ralph Holyoke (Brewer)

Lee earns Pro Stock win

At Unity Raceway, pro stock points leader Matt Lee registered another win Saturday night, this time holding off Kris Huff, last week’s winner, in the 50-lap feature race.

Patrick Thibodeau claimed third place. Bub Raven was fourth and George Fernald finished in fifth place.

OTHER UNITY RESULTS

Peanut A: 1. Chet Hanscom, 2. Dixon Smith, 3. Matt Picard, 4. Lance Gagnon, 5. Derek Terrill

Peanut A: 1. Denny Corson, 2. Kevin Douglass, 3. Chris Thorne, 4. Tony Richard, 5. Jon Fortier

Sport Four: 1. Rusty Ramsdell, 2. John Crawford, 3. Steve Rackliffe, 4. (not available), 5. Scott LeVasseur

Charger: 1. Brian Sweatt, 2. Pat Ellis, 3. Peter Houston, 4. Joshua Phillips, 5. Frank Silva