Modified Jamie LaFountain (20x) cuts the bottom in the middle of the turn and passes Greg Atkins (1NY) in the fender to fender battle. It would be week four of racing at Airborne Park Speedway as part of Peru Federal Credit Union/Econo Lodge Double feature night as all divisions would have two features. It would be some of the intense racing on the night as teams were fighting for the extra points and money. With that being said there would be a couple of wrecks and some damaged cars on the night. As for the winners on the night in the Modifieds, it would be Jayson Criss and Bucko Branham, Renegades would be Zack Daniels and Josh Terry and in the Mini-Modifieds it would be Chris LaVair and Tyler Irwin. Gallery

Mini-Modifieds Pete Blaney (22b) lays the bumper to Tim LaFountain (41) down the front stretch to let him know he there and coming for the spot. Gallery

Modifieds Jason Criss (30) and Brian McGinley (35) take wheel to wheel into turn one with no contact and make it out the other end. It would be the third weekend of racing at Airborne and the first in a month because of rain outs. One this night we would have the Plattsburgh Ford/Aaron Night Renegade 100 along with the Modifieds, Late Models and Mini Modifieds. It would be some good racing through out the evening with a lot of fender banging and some crashes. As far as the features would go Chris Lavair would win the Mini Modifieds. Then next on tap would be the Late Models and Bobby Therein and Josh Masterson would fight it out for most of the race with Bobby Therein getting the slight win. Then next up would be the Modifieds in a race would be hard to get started with many early race caution once things got settled down Jamie LaFountain would earn his first career victory. Then it would be time for the main event of the evening the Renegade 100 there would be nineteen cars that would take the green flag but when the checkered flag flew there would only be eleven cars left through the carnage the eventual winner would be Jason McClatchie to get career win number one. Gallery

Mini-Modifieds Chris LaVair (4) Kris Clark (77) and Harold LaVair (9) race hard into turn one three wide as they battle for the early lead. Gallery

Mini-Modifieds Steven Hemingway (18ny) and Tyler Irwin (54) would get tangled up during the feature coming off of turn four. It would be week two of racing at Airborne Park Speedway with the Mini-Modifieds, Renegades, Modifieds and the fewature event the ACT Bill McBride Spring Green 115 presented by Interestate Batteries. The race event was originally scheduled for the night before but was moved back cause of bad weather. The dricers would come out to play and play hard on Sunday as the only walk away winner would be Dale O'Neill in the Mini-Modifieds. The in the second feature of the day it would be Leon Gonyo taking the checkered flag as he was chased hard by Nick Heywood through out the race. The next up would be the Renegades features and that would feature a couple of late race restarts and would see Josh Terry hold on against Shawn Duquette at the finish line for a photo finish victory. Then it would be time for the main event of the afternoon the ACT Spring Green 115 and it would be a two man race between Joey Polewarczyk and Patrick Laperle and the progressive banking would allow them to go side by side for many laps with the eventual win going to Joey Polewarczyk. The drivers of airborne are off until May 30th when the Mini-Modifieds, Renegades and Modifieds (Double Feature) will take to the take with the Endro Series. Gallery

Renegades Richie Turner (17) would put the old bump on Steve Duquette (18) as they enter turn one letting him know he was there. Gallery

Jason Durgan (17) cuts to the bottom of turn 1 and flings the dirt as he gets past Jason Furman (55) during the Modified Fed Ex 100 and get a third place finish on the night. It would be the season opener at Airborne Park Speedway with the Late Models, Renegades, Mini-Modified, with the feature event being the Modified 100 lapper. There would a total of 64 cars that would show up throughout the four divisions in front of a packed house. The first feature of the night would be the mini-mods and Tyler Irwin would get the win and score his first career victory as he would pass Dave O'Neill with 5 laps to go. The second feature of the night would be the Late Models 25 lapper at the front it would be Bobby Therein and Josh Masterson battling for the top spots the first half but Bobby Therein would prevail and capture the win. Then on tap would be the Renegades 30 lapper would be Richie Turner who would lead the race from wire to wite. Then it would be time for the main event of the evening the Modified FedEx 100 Nick Heywood would start on the pole and get the win. Although it would not be without a hot battle from Bucko Branham would be on the bumper the whole time until a late caution came out and Branham ran out of feul under the caution closing out the top three would be Greg Atkins and Jason Drugan. Airborne Speedway will not be in action until May 16th when they have there regular show plus the ACT Spring Green 115. Gallery

Tyler Irwin (54) would dive bomb the corner headed into turn one and out brake Dave O'Neill and take the lead and go on for his first career victory. Gallery

Justin Bonsignore (21) would beat out the hard-charging Tommy Barrett (9) that was looking for a couple of laps to get the win. It would be championship day at Airborne Park Speedway. It would be an action-packed day of racing with Airborne's Sportsman Modifieds, Renegades, Mini-Modifieds, and Late Models along with the Northern Modified Challenge Series and the Modified Racing Series. The Sportsman Modified and Modified Series would be decided to come to the checkered with Jayson Criss winning the Sportsman Modified and Justin Bonsignore winning the Modified Series event. Also with it being championship day Nick Heywood, Robert Gordon, Bucko Branham, and Steven Bressette along with Leon Gonyo would be named to 2014 track champions. Gallery

Lance Rabtoy (11) and Jamy Begor (19) would battle for a top five during the feature along going for a track championship in the end though it would be Robert Gordon winning the race and title. Gallery