Weekly Racing Series: Cluett captures Enduro 100 at Halifax 300 race finale

Andrew Cluett raises his hands in the air with the checkered flag after finishing first in the Enduro 100 race to cap off the season at Scotia Speedworld. (Submitted photo)
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SCOTIA SPEEDWORLD: The long wait for victory is over for Andrew Cluett.

The Stanley man raced his way to the front of approximately 60-ish plus cars during the Enduro 100 at Scotia Speedworld on Sept. 27 taking the checkered flag a lap ahead of his closest competitor.

The Enduro race was part of the season finale non-points Halifax 300 which also saw extended races for bandoleros; Sportsman; and Legends.

Traction Mini Stocks were also on the card.

Several drivers from other divisions also had enduro cars they were racing to cap off the season.

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Nine Mile River’s Colton Noble came home in second, a lap behind Cluett while Dylan MacMillan of Maitland was third.

There were several red flags so vehicles that were involved in collisions could be removed to make it safe for the other drivers to continue.

The crowd of approximately 1500 at Speedworld appeared to enjoy the Halifax 300, specifically the Enduro race with many remarking at it being exciting and loving it, some even wishing there could be one every Friday night during the Weekly Racing Series season.

Cluett got out front in his no. 94 car after he and Noble battled for quite sometime, but once he got the lead for good he was gone and off on a Sunday cruise. Although he was dodging the other cars and wrecks that were happening around him.

He avoided any serious trouble, and when he finished looked like one of the more cleaner looking cars from the race, which saw about 23 finish the race.

(We only have the names of the top three because of where they finish)

Enduro 100 (69 registered entrants)

1. 94

2. 03

3. 92

4. 2

5. 27

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       Here is the results of the rest of the action at the Halifax 300:

Some of the Beginner Bando drivers were allowed to compete in the Outlaw bandolero race as well hence why some of them appear in those results.

Champions and rookie of the year winners are also noted for each division.

Bluenose Pools Beginners (20 laps)

1. 11 Addison Veinotte

2. 15 Adlee Lively

3. 38 Jake Campbell

4. 43 Ryder Smith

5. 55 Ben Turple

Heat 1: 55 Ben Turple

Champion: 11 Addison Veinotte

Rookie: 9 Addison MacLean

Bluenose Pools Outlaw Bandolero: (20 laps)

1. 5 Ethan Hicken

2. 85 Bella Pashkoski

3. 55 Ben Turple

4. 11V Addison Veinotte

5. 2 Lily Whynot

Heat 1: 5 Ethan Hicken

Champions – 5 Ethan Hicken

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Traction Mini Stock (50 laps)

1. 80 Chevy MacDonald

2. 10 Tim Wright

3. 24 Dylan Partridge

4. 84 Ross Moore

5. 34 Blake McDonald

Heat 1: 13 Chris McMullin

Heat 2: 48 Chris Drover

Heat 3: #80 Chevy MacDonald

Heat 4: #84 Ross Moore

Champion – 84 Ross Moore

Rookie – 19 Billy Wright

United Mortgage Alliance Legends (35 laps)

1. 00 Caden Tufts

2. 39 Chase Livingston

3. 03 Colton Noble

4. 20 Darren Wadden

5. 45 Brett Pashkoski

Heat 1: 20 Darren Wadden

Heat 2: 00 Caden Tufts

Champion – 39 Chase Livingston

Rookie – 10 Nick Robertson

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Maritime Auto Glass Sportsman (75 laps)

1. 94 Deven Smith

2. 25 Andrew Lively

3. 6 Kyle Bent

4. 62 Sheldon Pemberton

5. 85 Darren Hilchie

Heat 1: 94 Deven Smith

Heat 2: 62 Sheldon Pemberton

Champion – 85 Darren Hilchie

Rookie – 8 Dawson Noble

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