Lachie locks in two from two at Tolmer Speedway

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Lachie locks in two from two at Tolmer Speedway

Australian Sprintcar Champion Lockie McHugh timed his run to perfection to take out the non-stop 35-lap A-Main in front of a packed house at the epic Tolmer Speedway Bordertown.


The win made his run two from two in the first two rounds held.


Marcus Dumesny led 33 of 35 after starting on the pole by virtue of winning the dash.


Marcus placed second with Warrnambool’s Jamie Veal home in third.


Much of the race was a slide job bonanza with Brock Hallett fourth and Rusty Hickman fifth.


The Dash event in particular was stellar with Jamie Veal and Lockie McHugh trading monster slide jobs and the A-Main delivered a similar situation.


Rounding out the top 10 were Grant Anderson in sixth, Jordan Rae an impressive seventh, Glen Sutherland eighth, Garet Williamson ninth and Ryan Jones 10th.


It was the second consecutive top 10 for Missouri’s Garet Williamson, Rusty Hickman, Ryan Jones, Brock Hallett and Lockie McHugh.


The non-stop A-Main was a fitting way to conclude what had been a breathtaking evening at Australian Speedway’s newest pleasure-dome.


Loxton’s Keke Falland won the C-Main, then finished fourth in the B-Main and placed 16th in the A-Main in a strong performance in the only Ford in the field.

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