
By Ben Deatherage
LEBANON, Ore. (Sept. 28, 2024) – Trevor Points, a force to be reckoned with, once again showcased his dominance Saturday at Willamette Speedway.
Taking the lead shortly after a restart in the early stages, the Salem standout led the field in the Friesen Performance IMCA Northern SportMod feature.
The race kicked off with Jacob Shandy taking the lead on the first lap. However, Nate Turnidge was not far behind, keeping Shandy within his sights. With an impressive move outside of Shandy in turn two, Turnidge seized the top spot on the next lap.
Before Turnidge could build a significant lead, the race’s first stoppage occurred on lap five. On the ensuing restart, Points entered the fray by getting around Shandy on the high side of turn two, ran down Turnidge, and got under and around the leader to perform the overtake out of turn four.
From there, Points seemed to be in firm control of the lead as he had to deal with several restarts but, on the same token, did not get into heavy lapped traffic. He had no issues covering the balance of the distance as the trailblazer.
The battle for second place was a thrilling one, with Ricky Ashley ultimately securing the runner-up position. The fight for third place was equally intense, with Shandy successfully fending off Clay Debban in the final laps to claim the last spot on the podium.
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