Preston Peltier Victorious In PASS South Action At Hickory

Preston Peltier scored Saturday’s PASS South Super Late Model Series race at Hickory Motor Speedway. Photo by Laura / LWpictures.com

Preston Peltier scored Saturday’s PASS South Super Late Model Series race at Hickory Motor Speedway. Photo by Laura / LWpictures.com

NEWTON, NC – Preston Peltier took the lead with five laps to go from race long dominator Tyler Dippel and held on for his third straight Pro All Stars Series (PASS) South Super Late Model win in the Over The Mountain 150 Saturday night at Hickory Motor Speedway.

The win increases Peltier’s All-Time series wins total to 13, the most in PASS South history.

“Tyler (Dippel) just kept pushing me higher and higher into the loose stuff on that last restart, but I finally got a good enough run coming off turn two that I was able to clear him and get the win,” said Peltier after his fifth PASS South Super Late Model win at Hickory since 2010. “I don’t know what it is about this place, but we’ve got a really good setup and the breaks just seem to fall our way in the end.”

In qualifying, Peltier edged out PASS South Super Late Model points leader Tyler Church for his 17th career quick qualifying time and third straight at Hickory in the Over The Mountain 150. Peltier’s good fortune continued in the top 10 qualifiers redraw when he drew pill number one to start from the pole position in the Robert Hamke-owned Dodge Challenger.

But, at the drop of the green flag to start the race, Jody Measamer got the advantage over Peltier to lead the strong 30 car field into turn one. By lap 18, Dippel established himself as the driver to beat, moving around Measamer for the top spot. Racing was heated back behind the leaders as competitors raced two and three wide for position, 10 rows deep. The first caution of the night waved when the machine of Brandon Lynn slowed in the middle of the pack resulting in a grinding crash back behind him which collected Trevor Noles, Spencer Gallagher, Tate Fogleman and Lucas Jones.

Following a minor spin in turn two for Jimmy Doyle, Dippel continued to pace the field until lap 33 when Heath Hindman, making his first start since 2011, raced to the front for the first time in the race. However, Hindman’s stint up front was short lived as Dippel made his way back into the lead on lap 44.

Just two laps later, Jeff Batten spun exiting turn four with Kevin Powell and David Latour, Jr. collected in the aftermath. On the restart, the fourth place machine of Measamer struggled to come up to speed, dropping back in the pack and taking Church and Jared Irvan with him as others moved by. Measamer eventually made it to the pits with a flat tire, while Church and Irvan continued on after having fallen back to 14th and 15th respectively.

Meanwhile, Jason Stanley was making an impressive charge to the front after starting in 30th. Stanley moved around Peltier and into the top five on lap 55. By lap 83, Stanley passed Hindman for second and set his sights on the leader Dippel. That was as far as Stanley would go, though, as he began to struggle with the setup of his car eventually falling out of the top five when Church moved around him with 44 laps to go.

After falling back as far as seventh at one point, Peltier methodically began to make his way back to the front, passing rookie Kodie Conner for second with 11 laps to go. The final caution of the night waved just two laps later when Fogleman had more problems and made contact with the backstretch wall.

On the restart, Dippel and Peltier raced hard for the lead, making contact on several occasions over the next four laps. But, with five laps to go, Peltier got the run he needed exiting turn two and moved by Dippel for the lead. Peltier led the rest of the way taking the win over Church, Dippel, Conner, and Cole Timm.

Rounding out the top ten were Brandon Setzer, Brandon Ward, Brandon Lynn, Irvan and Matt Craig.

The PASS South Super Late Models will be in action again on Saturday, October 18 at Orange County Speedway.

PASS South Super Late Model Series
Hickory Motor Speedway – Newton, NC
Over The Mountain 150 (Unofficial) – Sept. 20, 2014

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3. 1 – Tyler Dippel
4. 45 – Kodie Conner
5. 57 – Cole Timm
6. 6 – Brandon Setzer
7. 62 – Brandon Ward
8. 4 – Brandon Lynn
9. 28 – Jared Irvan
10. 54 – Matt Craig
11. 12 – Heath Hindman
12. 43 – Jason Stanley
13. 12j – Trey Jarrell
14. 6w – Matt Wallace
15. Q104 – Kevin Powell
16. 49 – Jeff Batten
17. 7k 0 Ted Mickelson
18. 33x – Brendon Bock
19. 66 – Zane Smith
20. 14 – Clete Caywood
21. 8f – Tate Fogleman
22. 98 – Jody Measamer
23. 7x – Taylor Stricklin
24. 71 – Jimmy Doyle
25. 33 – Roger Newton
26. 56 – Gus Dean
27. 89L – David Latour, Jr.
28. 23 – Spencer Gallagher
29. 16 – Lucas Jones
30. 2 – Trevor Noles

 

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