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Senneker Wins at Berlin
Johnny Finishes 5th -
06.14.13
The Port City Racecars Outlaw Late Models
were up next for 60 laps with #32 Ross
Meeuwsen and #21 Terry VanHaitsma leading
the field to green. Meeuwsen maintained
the first position and just as the field
was coming around to complete lap 2, the
caution was out for an incident involving
the #10 of Johnny Benson, #16 Kris Fewless
and #1 Barry Hartwell.
The race was restarted and Meeuwsen again
took off. VanHaitsma was in second, but
being challenged by #28 Scott Thomas.
Thomas scooted past VanHaitsma and was
looking to take the lead. Thomas was there
on lap 11 and while he was working on
Meeuwsen, the #14 of Steve Needles entered
the battle, taking third from VanHaitsma.
At 27 laps in, the leaders caught the tail
of the field, but the caution came out for
debris and that would reset the field.
Just as the field took the green to
restart, the caution was back out; this
caution involved #4 Adam Terry and #5 Ray
Clay.
The field got restarted and Meeuwsen and
Thomas picked up where they left off.
Thomas pulled even with Meeuwsen on lap 31
and cleared him for the lead the next time
by and Meeuwsen fell into the clutches of
Needles. Needles, however, ended up
spinning on the backstretch on lap 35
bringing out the fourth caution. Thomas
got a great restart and while Meeuwsen
fell back to third, #37 Terry Senneker was
up to second. While racing hard for the
lead, Senneker and Thomas made contact and
Thomas scuffed the wall, Thomas retired
from the race and Senneker assumed the
lead. With ten laps to go, Senneker was in
traffic, but he was having no problem
maneuvering through the field. Lap 52 saw
the fifth caution of the race that
involved the #82 of Tom Thomas. Senneker
held on for the final laps to get the win,
the rest of the top ten were Meeuwsen,
VanHaitsma, Needles, Benson, #61 Tim DeVos,
#83 Andy Bozell, Clay, #33 Monte Tolan and
#15 Brian Maxim
