Defending track champion Jeff Rine scored his first 2017 Late Model win at Bedford Friday night. It was Rine’s first Bedford win since August 2015 and the 21st of his career, moving him into a fifth place tie with Tom Peck. In other Action, George Dixon was the recipient of good luck to score his first ever Limited win, Jesse Snyder took his second consecutive Semi Late win , Evan Taylor won the EMod event before Darren Howsare took the 4 Cylinder finale.
By the luck of the draw in the special event, Jeff Rine and Matt Cosner found themselves on the front row for the Late Model event. After some first turn first lap chaos. Rine emerged with the lead while Cosner fell back to fifth. Over the first 13 all green flag laps, Rine moved out to a huge advantage over DJ Troutman and Chuck Clise, but that was wiped out.
On the restart, Rine again roared away, but Troutman and Clise found themselves under attack from Cosner. Cosner got Clise on lap 15 and set off after Troutman. Cosner finally made the move for second, getting by Troutmsn on the last lap, but Rine was on his way to the win. Cosner rallied for second, ahead of Troutman, Clise and Matt Sponaugle. Rine and Chad Hollenbeck won the heats. Read more »



