Milan’s Fair earns win, Rose Run champs crowned

FLAT ROCK – Fourth-generation driver Max Truthful of Milan gained his first 50-lap Avenue Inventory A Most important race at Flat Rock Speedway on Saturday.

Truthful went to work after a warning flag, transferring up from sixth place to snare the lead halfway by way of the race and by no means gave it up.

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Rob Moore Jr. of Wyandotte was second, Trevor Farmer of Ypsilanti third, Greg Studt of Flat Rock fourth and David Liaeff of Holland, Ohio, fifth.

Taylor Papineau of Flat Rock was the 20-lap B Most important winner.

Frank Jiovani of Harrison Township turned the seventh winner in seven occasions this season for the Outlaw Tremendous Late Mannequin division, and Billy Earley of Romulus edged Jacob Lee of Taylor to win the Michigan Determine 8 Championship.

Rayce Metdepenningen took the checkered flag for Manufacturing unit Shares.

Flat Rock will characteristic a uncommon Friday evening racing card this week. Youngsters ages 12 and beneath might be admitted free and obtain a free scorching canine and drink.

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Rose Run crowns champs

PETERSBURG – Brendon Thompson of Petersburg and Seanna Schmidt of Milan had been the general winners on the thirteenth annual Rose Run on Saturday.

Thompson was the boys’s champion with a time of 18:13.3.

Schmidt topped the ladies in 21:14.2.

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Male division winners had been Zachary Lefevre of Blissfield (9-under), Isaak Robley of Monroe (10-14), Evan Suydam of Toledo (15-19), Curtis Manore of Petersburg (20-24), James Wilder of Petersburg (25-29), Nathan Merrill of Ypsilanti (30-34), Brandon Stoner of Petersburg (35-39), Matt Carpenter of Morenci (40-44), John Eby of Temperance (45-49), Scott Salow of Harmony (50-54), Rick Coleman of Milan (55-59), Tom Fridrick of Sylvania (60-64), Mark McLaughlin of Monroe (65-69), Ron Carpenter of Hudson (70-74) and Jason Krach of Petersburg (Masters).