Billy Whittaker Cars 200 (200 Laps): 1. 88-Mat
Williamson[1]; 2. 3-Justin Haers[5]; 3. 84Y-Alex Yankowski[9]; 4.
99L-Larry Wight[41]; 5. 70A-Alex Payne[2]; 6. 9S-Matt Sheppard[20]; 7.
98H-Jimmy Phelps[7]; 8. 25-Erick Rudolph[37]; 9. 9-Marc Johnson[6]; 10.
2-Jack Lehner[38]; 11. 37S-Gary Lindberg[3]; 12. CRAZ8-Max
McLaughlin[15]; 13. 28M-Jordan McCreadie[21]; 14. 12-Darren Smith[29];
15. 98-Rocky Warner[23]; 16. 26-Ryan Godown[33]; 17. 83X-Tim Sears
Jr[8]; 18. 7Z-Zachary Payne[18]; 19. 49-Billy Dunn[19]; 20. 4V-Billy
VanInwegen Jr[25]; 21. 5H-Chris Hile[24]; 22. 25P-Michael Parent[28];
23. 1M-Tyler Murray[22]; 24. 99-Kolby Schroder[4]; 25. 28-Michael
Trautschold[27]; 26. 3RS-Dalton Slack[13]; 27. (DNF) 91-Felix Roy[16];
28. (DNF) 60-Jackson Gill[17]; 29. (DNF) 26R-Corey Cormier[26]; 30.
(DNF) 17-Marcus Dinkins[40]; 31. (DNF) 19-Tim Fuller[12]; 32. (DNF)
21A-Peter Britten[14]; 33. (DNF) 15X-Justin Stone[39]; 34. (DNF) 15-Todd
Root[32]; 35. (DNF) 9X-Tyler Trump[30]; 36. (DNF) 11-Matt Caprara[34];
37. (DNF) 21C-Brian Calabrese[36]; 38. (DNF) 35-Mike Mahaney[10]; 39.
(DNF) 84-Gary Tomkins[31]; 40. (DNF) 4-Anthony Perrego[11]; 41. (DNF)
6-Matt Stangle[35]
Williamson joins Brett Hearn, Stewart
Friesen, Billy Decker, and Gary Balough as the only five drivers to win
four 200s at Super DIRT Week, a feat he’s accomplished in four of his
last six starts.
Along with earning $53,000, he also swept the weekend at Oswego for the second time, after winning the DIRTcar 358 Modified Salute to the Troops 150 on Friday.
“That was awesome,” Williamson said. “I
worked really hard to come down here and build a car that would be fast
on big straightaways. Hats off to all the guys. It’s a 2025 Bicknell,
and it ran pretty good tonight.”
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