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Cade Dillard
Cade Dillard bags a pair of Top 5 finishes in Masters finale
Pulling double duty in the Late Model and Modified ranks, Cade Dillard made the trek Cedar Lake Speedway (New Richmond, Wis.) on Thursday night for the 21st annual Masters. Drawing 42 Late Models, Dillard secured his spot into the opening night feature with a 10-lap heat race victory. With $3,000 on the line, Cade dropped seven positions to register a 12th place finish. (Tyler Rinken photo)
During the same night in a stout field of 59 United States Modified Touring Series (USMTS) entries, Cade fell short of a transfer spot in his heat with a seventh place finish, transferring him into the B-Main. Needing a fourth place finish or better to make the show, Dillard logged an 11th place outing.
The following night for the $5,000 top prize, Cade posted a second place finish in his heat behind James Giossi, which positioned him 10th on the starting grid for the A-Main. Passing four cars in the 40-lap affair, Dillard notched a sixth place finish.
In the USMTS ranks, Dillard came in third in his heat, sending him into the consolation event. Transferring the Top 4 into the $5,000-to-win A-Main, Cade fell one spot shy with a fourth place finish.
On Saturday evening, Cade passed seven cars in Late Model heat to place third. Starting the $10,000-to-win finale in sixth, Dillard jumped up three spots in the 50-lapper to score a third place finish behind Rick Hanestad and Jimmy Mars with Jesse Glenz and Pat Doar rounding out the Top-5 finishers.
Starting the night off with a heat race victory in his Modified on Saturday, Dillard locked into the third-starting position for the main event. With $10,000 on the line, Cade dropped one spot in the 40-lapper to place fourth behind Terry Phillips, Shane Sabraski, and Rodney Sanders with Dereck Ramirez coming in fifth.
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