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  1.   Timmy Quivy posted:
  09.18.2010 - 10:26 am
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Pretty great finish as LaJoie and Tardiff crashed coming to take the
white flag. Truex all but has locked up his second championship.
Impressive runs by Jeff Anton (matches series best) and Miguel Paludo
(first top-five).


  2.   Talon64 posted:
  09.20.2010 - 5:05 pm
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Ryan Truex gets his 5th career East Series win, completing the season
sweep at Loudon. Truex is now tied for most wins on the year with
Darrell Wallace Jr. and Max Gresham while leading the series in top
fives (7), top tens (8) and laps led (312) in 9 races.

Brett Moffitt won his 3rd career East Series pole and 2nd of the season,
picking up his 5th top five in the last 6 races.

Cole Whitt gets his 4th straight top five finish.

Andrew Ranger gets his 10th top ten in 12 combined NASCAR regional
series starts between the Canadian Tire, East and West Series.


  3.   Taterracing posted:
  09.21.2010 - 2:19 pm
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Heartbreaking ending for Alan Tardiff. Tardiff was on the outside, doing
a great job holding Corey Lajoie on the low side. They battled
side-by-side for a number of laps before Lajoie got loose and tagged
Tardiff, sending Tardiff hard into the outside wall and Lajoie spun
through the infield in turn three. Ryan Truex, who watched the battle
from third spot, slipped through, took the lead and grabbed the win
after a couple more restarts.

With the win, Truex secured his second-straight championship. All he
needs to do is start Dover to win the title.

East Series debuts for Timmy Hill (a respectable 10th place finish),
Chad Boat (son of IndyCar race winner Billy Boat), Keith Flach, Scott
Stenzel and Brandon Ward.


  4.   Talon64 posted:
  09.21.2010 - 5:25 pm
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Ryan will become the 6th driver in East Series history to win
back-to-back championships, the first since Andy Santerre won 4 in a row
from 2002 to 2005.


  5.   Chris posted:
  09.22.2010 - 3:59 am
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This series is becoming another Cup Lite Series for Cup owners (and even
sometimes, Cup drivers) to dominate in something else. It's a shame to
see guys like Jamie Aube, Mike Olsen, Ricky Craven, Dick McCabe all once
actually EARN the championship in the equipment they had. Nowadays guys
like Ryan Truex, Brett Moffitt, Ty Dillon all get a car whose owner has
ties in Cup. Oh well, it was great when it was still actually the "Busch
North Series".


  6.   Taterracing posted:
  09.22.2010 - 11:01 am
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Agreed, Chris. It's hard to judge if some of these drivers are actually
any good. You have a handful in Cup cars while the others are doing it
with hard, New England-based work. That's why I thought Eddie MacDonald
finishing second in points last year was very impressive, more so than
Ryan Truex winning the title as a rookie.


  7.   RaceFanX posted:
  12.06.2017 - 8:15 pm
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Tardiff's near win here turned out to be his last race in the K&N East
series. He dropped back into the late model levels after this.

Paludo's fourth place run was his best in the East series, this was his
penultimate start before moving up to the Truck series.


  8.   Rich posted:
  12.17.2020 - 7:18 am
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Rick Allen and Phil Parsons were the commentators. Ray Dunlap was the
sole pit road reporter.


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