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Atlantic City — Justin Bonsignore, Ted Christopher, Zane Zeiner, and Mike Iles won the four 20-lap TQ Midget A-Main qualifiers on Friday night at the Boardwalk Hall for the NAPA Know How Indoor Racing Championship.
These four will now advance to Saturday night’s 40-lap Gambler’s Classic. The winner of the Gambler’s Classic will receive a $5,000 first-place prize.
Bonsignore won the first 20-lap feature. Following his first-place finish, Jimmy Blewett was second, and Ryan Tidman was third.
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Christopher, who suffered a penalty early in the race, surpassed Ryan Flores, who was 0.195 seconds behind, and Ryan Preece for the win.
“It doesn’t mean much, really,” Christopher said. “Other than getting in the feature.”
Zeiner was able to get the win over Jesse Maurer, who was 0.464 seconds behind. Dakota Kessler was third in the third A-Main Qualifier.
“We have changed everything on this car more than once,” Zeiner said. “The track is pretty good for us now. I hope it stays that way.”
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Then, in the fourth A-Main Qualifier, Mike Iles took the final spot from Friday’s race into Saturday’s main feature. Iles held off Matt Janisch, who was 0.177 seconds behind, and Tim Buckwalter, who was third.
“These cars are physical,” Iles said. “I have sold off the Modifieds, but I think I’ll spend a few more years driving these cars.”
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