CARIBOU – Buddy York of Fort Fairfield made his first trip to the winner’s circle on Sunday at Spud Speedway as he won the Big A Bomber feature.

York held off a pair of hard charges from George Everett of Caribou, who placed second. Tom Everett, also of Caribou, took home third place honors.

Flying Tiger: Tim Ferreira (Unity), Fred Sewell (Monticello), Mark York (Fort Fairfield)

Sport Fours: Red O’Neal (Perham), Jon Picard (Sinclair), Dan Desjardins (Van Buren)

Peanut: Shawn Desjardins (Van Buren), Jesse Plummer (Mapleton), Charlie McLaughlin (Caribou)

Rental cars: Art Drolet, John Crane, Scott Toner

Race Your Neighbor: Neil Dewitt, Darryl Parks

Severance earns first feature win

At Scarborough, Jeff Severance of Hollis overtook Mike Maietta Sr. on the final lap of Saturday night’s Late Model Sportsman feature at Beech Ridge Motor Speedway to earn his first win in the top division.

Severance held off Maietta of South Portland, who took second place. Scarborough’s Steve Howard placed third. Bill Rodgers of Old Orchard and Bobby Babb of Windham rounded out the top five.

Super Sportsman: Tim Maloney (Biddeford), Richie Dearborn (Hollis), Jason Fowler (Scarborough)

Limited Sportsman: Keith Doughty (Cumberland), Joe Hennessey (Portland), Robbie Bodwell (Sanford)

Wildcat Semis: Dennis Hewitt (Rockland), Lewis Anderson (Hollis), Doug King (Scarborough)

Wildcats: Steve Bennincasa (Casco), Andy Jones (Old Orchard), Troy Graffam (Sanford)

Chubbuck wins two at Wiscasset

At Wiscasset Raceway, starting ninth following a mid-race restart, Scott Chubbuck of Wiscasset made up more than a straightaway of distance to catch Bar Harbor’s John Phippen and win Saturday’s Pro Stock feature.

Chubbuck picked up his seventh win of the year at Wiscasset. Phippen placed second, turning around a recent stretch of bad luck at the track. Chuck LaChance of Cushing came across in third place. Jim Kaler Jr. of Newcastle and Boothbay’s Steve Reny finished fourth and fifth, respectively.

Limited Sportsman: Scott Chubbuck (Wiscasset), Scott Deleno (Friendship), Charlie Colby (Edgecomb)

Super Streets: Puncin St. Clair (Liberty), Peter Oakes (Boothbay), Duane Love (West Gardiner)

Strictly Streets: Jerry Reynolds (Liberty), Phil Main (Edgecomb), M.G. Severson (Waldoboro)

Heavyweight Demons: Mark Woodman (Jefferson), Brad Hall (Thomaston), Kelly Rogers (Augusta)

Lightweight Demons: Amon Morse (Northport), Bryan Robbins (Liberty), Jason Taylor (Burketteville)

Lightweight B: Pete McCallot (Hallowell), Mark Edgecomb (Readfield), Dan Trask (Chelsea)

Clark ends retirement with win

At Oxford, Billy Clark of Farmington ended his six-year hiatus from PRO Tour truck racing to capture the checkered flag at Oxford Plains Speedway on Saturday evening.

Clark took the lead on lap 68 of 150 and never trailed for the rest of the race. Bryon Chew of East Hampton, N.Y. and Brent Dragon of Milton, Vt. placed second and third respectively. Clark’s teammate and race pole-sitter Steve Prescott of Gardiner maintained his season points lead by placing sixth.

Pro Stock: Gary Drew (West Buxton), Bub Bilodeau (Standish), Dana Staples (Farmington)

Late Model Stock: Dennis Spencer Jr. (Turner), Chris Hatstat (East Stoneham), Spencer Robbins (Dixfield)

Limited Sportsman: Doug Poland (Livermore Falls), Jerry Harrison (North Yarmouth), Chuck Ester (New Gloucester)

Strictly Stock: Shane Green (South Paris), David Haseltine (Pownal), Guy Childs (East Poland)

Mini Stock: Bill Childs Sr. (Leeds), Bill Thibeault (Oxford), Butch Keene (Turner)

Mini Cup: T.J. Brackett (Oxford), Charlie Marks (Brunswick), Norma Marks (Brunswick)

Oxford Outlaws: Adam Sanborn (Norway), Jim Archer (Farmington), Bill Wald (Windham)

Nelson wins on restart at Unity

At Unity, Steve Nelson of Albion and Russ Griffin of Jackman battled for the final ten laps of the Big A 100 at Unity Raceway on Saturday night before Nelson pulled away on a restart for the win.

Nelson held off Griffin, who placed second. Levant’s Art Beam took home third place and Dean Fuller and Matt Lee, both of Albion, placed fourth and fifth.

Chargers: Vern Romanoski (Strong), Bruce Pooler (Oakland), Randy Turner (Charger)

Super Sportsman: Andy Migliore (Pittsfield), Dan Waterhouse (Sangerville), Jim Collins (Fairfield)

Sport Fours: John Crawford (Oakland), Steve Herrick (Guilford), Joe Ritchey (Fairfield)

Wildcats: Marty LeBlanc Jr. (Madison), Judd Derbyshire (Mt. Vernon), Gary Gagnon (Albion)

Peanuts: Jay Danforth (Litchfield), Scotty Greene (Dover-Foxcroft), Shadow Folson (Skowhegan)

Central Maine Karting AT BANGOR

Rookie: Brandon Nelson (Wiscasset), Jason Thayer (Hermon), Jay Jordan (Bangor)

Sportsman: Matt Cote (Newport), Derek Smith (Bangor)

Star Champ: Maury Thayer (Hermon), Warren Ahrens (Gouldsboro), Mark Wright (Columbia Falls)

Mini Winston: Tom Kaspala (Surry), Ken Albert (Caribou), Gabe Kordics (Whitefield)

Babcock leads in point standings

At Loudon, N.H., Craig Babcock of Carmel placed first in endurance, fourth in superbike and first in Grand Prix, at the AMA Loudon Roadrace Series on Saturday. Babcock ranked first overall on the day and his finishes vaulted him into first place in the season point standings for all three classes.

Winterport Dragway

King of the Street: Scott Tracy (Hancock), Jeff Paluga (Bar Harbor)

Super Pro/Pro: Carl Webster (Bath), Harry Webber (Penobscot)

Street: Jeff Paluga (Bar Harbor), Shawn Cunningham (Thorndike)

Pro: Jay Galusha (Clinton), Nick Aulicino (Stockton Springs)