09/10 Utica Rome Modified Ward
09/10 Granby Modified OBrien
09/11 Utica Rome Modified Ward
09/11 Drummond Modified OBrien
09/17 I-55 Late Model Fuller
09/17 Mohawk Modified OBrien
09/18 I-55 Late Model Fuller
09/18 Mohawk Modified Decker, Wight
09/19 LaSalle Late Model Fuller
09/26 Rolling Wheels Modified OBrien

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Sunday, Sep 5, 2010
CCFS / Modified
91 Billy Decker finished 4
99L Larry Wight finished 1
99 Ryan Phelps finished 8

Utica Rome / Modified
42p Pat Ward finished 2

Cornwall / Modified
6 Pat OBrien finished 2

Saturday, Sep 4, 2010
Fulton / Modified
91 Billy Decker finished 4
99 Ryan Phelps finished 5
42p Pat Ward finished 10
99L Larry Wight finished 3
02 Roy Bresnahan finished 12

Brockville / Modified
6 Pat OBrien finished 3

Friday, Sep 3, 2010
Brewerton / Modified
91 Billy Decker finished 4
99 Ryan Phelps finished 13
42p Pat Ward finished 8
99L Larry Wight finished 9
02 Roy Bresnahan finished 6

Wednesday, Sep 1, 2010
Mohawk / Late Model
19 Tim Fuller finished 6
91 Billy Decker finished 11
99L Larry Wight finished DNF

Sunday, Aug 29, 2010
Utica Rome / Modified
42p Pat Ward finished 4
42p Pat Ward finished 3

CCFS / Modified
99L Larry Wight finished 8
99 Ryan Phelps finished 9

Saturday, Aug 28, 2010
Fulton / Modified
91 Billy Decker finished 5
99 Ryan Phelps finished 10
42p Pat Ward finished 6
99L Larry Wight finished 9
02 Roy Bresnahan DNF


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BILLY DECKER FINISHES SECOND SUNDAY NIGHT AT CORNWALL;SLIGHTLY INCREASES BIG BLOCK MODIFED SERIES POINT LEAD

Posted Jul 12, 2010 by David

PHOENIX, NY - July 11, 2010 - Billy Decker (Gypsum Wholesalers No.91) led the first 67 laps of the 100 lap Modified Super DIRTcar Series race Sunday night at Cornwall, Ontario Speedway. Decker ended up in the runner-up spot to Brett Hearn. Ryan Phelps (Big Red Towing No.99) kept the leaders in sight all race long finishing sixth. Pat O'Brien (Gypsum Logistics No.6) finished just outside the top-ten in eleventh.

Securing an eighth straight top-five tally in as many Series shows this season, opening round Hagerstown (Md.) Speedway winner Decker settled for second-place for the fourth time in 2010.

“The car was real close, just hate to waste a front row starting spot like that,” said the disappointed driver after leading the first two-thirds of the race only to fall short in his own bid for a fourth tour triumph at Cornwall. “So far we’ve been fortunate to get some real good starts in the Super DIRTcar Series.

“We were really good, probably obviously too good early to be that good later on. The track slowed, it gave up a half-second, we gave up around 7/10-sec. and just got poorer and poorer after that. Brett was driving away looking pretty good. If we had a late-race caution not sure if we had anything for him but I would’ve been up there on the wheel trying to figure something out. Everybody’s working real hard, we’re gonna get ‘em pretty soon,” declared Decker, 45, who stands third all-time with 54 Series wins, including four at the Syracuse Mile on the New York state Fairgrounds.

Decker slightly increased his series point to 41 over Matt Sheppard heading into this Thursday July, 15th Series race at Brewerton Speedway, followed by the next two nights at Cayuga County Fair Speedway.

Go to www.brewertonspeedway.com for more information about Thursday nights show.