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El parc pren batalla modificat victòria
Primera gira guanyar des de ' 96 per veterans

DAYTONA BEACH, Florida -Un veterà de NASCAR afegit un altre trofeu al seu mantell amb una victòria emocionant.
Steve Park va recollir una renyida victòria en la cursa de NASCAR Whelen modificat gira en la UNOH batalla At The Beach dimarts al Daytona International Speedway després d'enviar encapçalament de filatura Mike Stefanik en 2 girar-se de la falda de blanc-bandera d'un verd-blanc-quadres acabar líder.
Parc, de East Northport, N.Y., recollir la seva primera victòria Whelen modificat Tour des de una victòria de fí de temporada el d'octubre de 1996 a Thompson (Connecticut) International Speedway. Va ser el gol del Tour des de la temporada 2005. El parc té dues victòries de NASCAR Sprint Cup Series en 183 carrera comença.
Eric Goodale va acabar segon només.281 d'un segon darrere parc seguit per Ted Christopher en tercer lloc. Regnant Whelen modificat Tour campió Doug Coby i Patrick Emerling van creuar la línia en les posicions quarta i cinquena, respectivament.

Justin Bonsignore, Brian Loftin, Cole Powell, Ken Heagy em el completat de Dalton Baldwin top 10. Stefanik havia de conformar amb un acabat 13è lloc.
Todd Szegedy iniciat des del Pol he portat imprimació voltes 126 de la cursa però va ser obligat tanquessin cap carretera en volta 127 pou les espurnes quan van aparèixer sota la part davantera del seu n º 2/UNOH som Newtown Ford, donant Stefanik al capdavant. 21 acabat szegedy.
Stefanik Kyle Larson estigués sostenint una batalla animat per la iniciativa Szegedy després va sortir de la cursa, però en una falda 145 reprendre Larson-s'executa mentre emmarcades entre-segon ONU canvi enviaren a la retenció per una de dirigir paret-vos un 1 al seu estripat. Aparentment Que Telesquí donaria Stefanik espai respira una mica més aviat xarxes però, parc fornia una celebraren.
La NASCAR Whelen Sud modificat s'inicia la seva temporada punts el 16 de març al comí de Prat Speedway a Sofia, Carolina del Nord mentre la NASCAR Whelen modificat gira arrenca el 14 d'abril un Thompson (Connecticut) International Speedway.

Park Takes Modified Battle Win
First Tour Win Since ’96 For Veteran

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. – A NASCAR veteran added another trophy to his mantle with a thrilling victory.
Steve Park picked up a hard-fought win in the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour race in the UNOH Battle At The Beach on Tuesday at Daytona International Speedway after sending race leader Mike Stefanik spinning heading into Turn 2 of the white-flag lap of a green-white-checkered finish.
Park, out of East Northport, N.Y., picked up his first Whelen Modified Tour victory since a season-ending win in Oct. 1996 at Thompson (Conn.) International Speedway. It was his first start on the tour since the 2005 season. Park has two NASCAR Sprint Cup Series wins in 183 career starts.
Eric Goodale finished second just .281 of a second behind Park followed by Ted Christopher in third. Reigning Whelen Modified Tour champion Doug Coby and Patrick Emerling crossed the line in the fourth and fifth positions, respectively.
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Justin Bonsignore, Brian Loftin, Cole Powell, Ken Heagy and Dalton Baldwin completed the top 10. Stefanik had to settle for a 13th-place finish.
Todd Szegedy started from the pole and led the race’s first 126 laps, but he was forced to head down pit road on Lap 127 when sparks appeared under the front end of his No. 2 UNOH/We Are Newtown Ford, giving Stefanik the lead. Szegedy finished 21st.
Stefanik and Kyle Larson were holding a spirited battle for the lead after Szegedy exited the race, but on a Lap 145 restart Larson – while running second – missed a shift which sent him into the outside retaining wall heading into Turn 1. That seemingly would give Stefanik a little breathing room, but rather it provided Park an opportunity.
The NASCAR Whelen Southern Modified Tour kicks off its points season on March 16 at Caraway Speedway in Sophia, N.C., while the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour gets underway on April 14 at Thompson (Conn.) International Speedway.