McCreadie crashes again, but emerges unhurt

Tim McCreadie walked away from an accident Friday night during a World of Outlaws late model heat race at the Lernerville Speedway in Sarver, Pa.

McCreadie barrel-rolled his car twice in a mishap off turn four. Making only his fifth start since returning last week from a serious back injury suffered in a Jan. 15 crash during the Chili Bowl midget nationals in Tulsa, Okla., the Watertown native's car slid up the track when he hit a spot of water along the inside groove of the track.

His car made contact with another car and was then hit by his Sweeteners Plus teammate Vic Coffey of Caledonia. The bump from Coffey sent McCreadie's car into a pair of flips. It came to rest on its wheels and McCreadie climbed out of the car. He later said he was sore, but not injured. He was expected to drive his backup car Saturday night in an effort to qualify for the Firecracker 100.

CLOCE WINS AT AIS

Tommy Cloce captured the 50-lap Late Model race Saturday night at Adirondack International Speedway in New Bremen.

Brandon Kidd finished second, Carl Guilefuss was third and Andre Roggie and Mark Scoville rounded out the top five.

DECKER NIPS PHELPS

Billy Decker of Unadilla grabbed the lead on lap 21 and then had to hold-off several attempts by Jimmy Phelps for the lead in the 35-lap modified feature Friday night at the Brewerton Speedway.

It was Decker's fourth win of the season at the speedway.

POSTPONED

Heavy thunderstorms late Friday afternoon forced Mohawk International Raceway officials in Hogansburg to cancel Friday night's program. The Lucas Oil Empire Super Sprints (ESS) have been rescheduled for Aug. 14.