2015 EDT Racing Round #1 - Wadesboro, NC Perimeter Park Motorsports May 29, 2015

CCR Swaybars / WISECO / Houser Racing’s Chuckie Creech got himself off to a great start as well. Creech launched off the line and trailed Riley instantly into the holeshot corner in second place. At this point, Creech knew he had not only Riley to beat to the podium plateau, but had to also defend his position from the onset of the other racers behind him. Creech did was he does best however, and rode very clean laps, remaining mistake free for all twenty laps to lock up a second place ride for himself for the first round of the season.

#25 Chuckie Creech claimed a 2nd place finish in the Pro Class

“I had a great start to that race and Eric from Close Encounter Whitetails came down and grooved about twelve tires for me in this hot heat and if it wasn’t for that I might not of been able to hang on for those twenty laps so I gotta thank him. The WISECO brakes kept me coming into the tight corners nice and smooth and these new Elka shocks really were great over the rough stuff on the track. They are brand new and I’m getting used to them and dialing them in. I’m happy with the way this got started off and I think we can continue to run right up front for the rest of the season,” said Creech on the podium.

Tru-Way Racing / Walsh Racecraft / PEP’s Brian Ace also got off to a good start after coming out of the holeshot with a ton of a speed and sliding around the first bend alongside of Michael Houghton. Ace was able to quickly move into third place by the completion of lap number one and then began to work his way toward Creech who was in second place. Ace kept a clear mind for the remaining nineteen laps and pushed his bike to the limits without fail to end up in third place on the podium at the opening round.

#338 Brian Ace claimed the final spot on the Pro Podium

“All I had to change from the Pro-Am race to the Pro was just a set of new Hoosier tires. The bike was running excellent and it was dialed in for the track perfectly. I need to work on my endurance a bit and my training but other than that I’m really excited about being up here. The Frailey family, my Dad, and everyone who comes to these races with us, including out sponsors, I can’t thank enough. It’s a huge team effort and we made it up on the box so I’m super pumped with that,” said Ace excitedly on the podium.

Earnhardt Racing’s Michael Houghton got off to a great start in third place out of the holeshot but slid back to fourth place where he and B&B Racing’s Aaron Medlin battled for the remainder of the race. Houghton kept his composure however and came away with fourth place leaving Medlin to round out the top five.

#92 Michael Houghton & #3Andrew Evanyke