HERMON, Maine — The local racing community lost a driver at Speedway 95 Saturday night after a heart attack reportedly claimed the life of Addison’s Ikey Dorr.

According to a Speedway 95 press release, Dorr, 56, died of an apparent heart attack suffered during the 11th lap of the super streets regular feature race. Dorr pulled his car to a stop on the front stretch just out of turn four and a wrecker was sent to assist.

Dorr waved them to give him a push, but as the wrecker started pushing, the car began drifting toward the field. The wrecker crew went to the car to see what was going on and found Dorr unconscious at the wheel. The track’s medical team was summoned and when efforts to resuscitate Dorr were unsuccessful, an ambulance was called to take him to a hospital. Dorr was reportedly pronounced dead upon arrival due to a heart attack.

Dorr, who has been racing at Speedway 95 since 1988, had his two sons with him at the track working as part of his pit crew.

OTHER BANGOR RACEWAY RESULTS

Super streets makeup: 1. Josh St. Clair, 2. Kris Watson (Hermon), 3. Steve Moulton (Holden), 4. Doug Sinclair (Hermon), 5. Mike Overlock (Franklin); Dysart’s late model: 1. John Phippen, Jr. (Bar Harbor), 2. Greg Morse, 3. Matt Eaton (Deer Isle), 4. Josh St. Clair (Liberty), 5. Dean Smart (Bradley); Strictly street: 1. Bradley Norris (Ellsworth), 2. Shawn Hamel II (Bangor), 3. Shawn Hamel (Bangor), 4. Brad Finnemore (Dover-Foxcroft), 5. Melanie Judkins (Orrington); Sport four: 1. Brent Fletcher (Old Town), 2. David Green (Hampden), 3. Kyle Gallant (Veazie), 4. Jeff Overlock, Jr. (Hermon), 5. Gary Richards (Stetson); Maine supercup racing league: 1. Gerry Phillips (Hermon), 2. Fred Ireland (Howland), 3. Frances Bernard (Howland), Dean Smart (Bradley), 5. Bob Leighton (Milford)

Oxford Plains Speedway

At Oxford, Mike Short dominated the first 100-lap race of the 2009 season at Oxford Plains Speedway and literally cruised to victory in the Sunoco Race Fuels 100 strictly stocks race Saturday.

The Auburn driver took over the lead with 71 laps remaining and never relinquished it, winning an eight-lap sprint to the finish after the lone caution flag had tightened the field. Jim Duguay of Greene was second with Sabattus’ Zach Emerson third. Jeff Merrill of Turner and Durham’s Larry Emerson finished fourth and fifth, respectively.

Short, the fourth different division champion in the last four years, is the defending strictly street champ after winning six races last year.

OTHER OXFORD PLAINS RESULTS

Late model sportsman: 1. Travis Adams (Canton), 2. Ben Ashline (Pittston), 3. Don Wentworth (Otisfield), 4. Shawn Martin (Turner), 5. Travis Stearns (Auburn); Mini stock: 1. Justin Karkos (Jay), 2. Darrell Moore (Mechanic Falls), 3. Jake Burns (Gray), 4. Ashley Marshall (Jay), 5. Kevin Bishop (South Paris); Outlaw: 1. David Childs (Oxford), 2. Guy Childs (Turner), 3. Steve Brill (Bridgton), 4. Kevin Lawrence (South Paris), 5. John Patria (Turner); Ladies: 1. Dottie Patria (Turner), 2. Vanna Brackett (Buckfield), 3. Cathy Manchester (Gray), 4. Deanna Robertson (South Paris), 5. Tori Burgess (Standish)

Unity Raceway

At Unity, Rowland Robinson, Jr. of Steuben bounced back from a late race altercation that cost him his chance for victory on opening night and notched his first win in the late model feature race Friday night at Unity Raceway.

Robinson started from the pole position, but Joe Allard of Glenburn and Brad Bellows of China Village drove by him in the early laps. Defending track champ Bellows set the pace for several laps before Robinson drove underneath him for good midway through the 30-lap race.

Bellows finished second and Winterport’s Mike Lynch was third, but Bellows was disqualified for an excessive engine setback violation. Frank Moulton of Burnham and Deer Isle’s Matt Eaton were fourth and fifth, respectively.

OTHER UNITY RESULTS

Wildcat: 1. Carl McAlpine (Burnham), 2. Dustin Hubbard (Unity), 3. Shawn Hamel II (Bangor), 4. Luke Rickards (Anson), 5. Chris King (Burnham); Super street: 1. Kris Watson (Hermon), 2. Steve Moulton (Glenburn), 3. Steve Rackliff (Starks), 4. John Kalel II (Orrington), 5. Hal Stratton (Belgrade); Late model pro: 1. Steve Rackliff (Starks), 2. Gregg Cummings (China), 3. Brian Lancaster (Skowhegan), 4. Norm Cummings (Augusta), 5. Ben Nile (New Vineyard); Monsta mini: 1. Kyle Gallant (Veazie), 2. Mike Wilson (Chelsea), 3. Paul Jackson (Augusta), 4. Alicia Goodwin (Clinton); Flyin’ four: 1. Lance Chapman (Benton), 2. Cody Sleeper (Chelsea), 3. Mike Mason (Skowhegan), 4. Justin Moore (Madison), 5. John Fortin (Vassalboro); Ladies: 1. Shelby Kimball (Cornville), 2. Mike Wilson (Chelsea), 3. Molly Feeney (Hope), 4. Alicia Goodwin (Clinton), 5. Meaghan Allen (Winterport); Teen thunder: 1. Gage Landry (Sidney), 2. Robert Dyer (Canaan), 3. Matt Kimball (Cornville), 4. Brooke Getchell (Pittsfield), 5. Cole Robinson (Clinton); Enduro: 1. Mickey Landry (Anson), 2. Chris Burbelo (Frankfort), 3. Henry Boudreau (Bristol), 4. Robert Dyer (Canaan), 5. Darrin Dyer (Canaan)

Winterport Dragway

At Winterport, Randy Therrien of Unity claimed first place in the Super Pro Eliminator feature Sunday at Winterport Dragway. Ellsworth’s Rick Hunnewell came in second while Greg Young of Raymond placed third.

SATURDAY’S WINTERPORT RESULTS

Gamblers race: 1. Cici Eberle (Searsmont), 2. Jerry Hatch (Lubec), semifinalist: Roberta Chubbuck (Argyle Township); ATV/quad: 1. Zach Hatch (Lubec), 2. JR Rollins (Parkman); lawn mower/small tractor: 1. Peter Gould Jr. (Corinna), 2. David Rawley (Waldoboro), semifinalist: Gage Reynolds (Bangor)

SUNDAY’S WINTERPORT RESULTS

Super Pro/Pro: 1. Randy Therrien (Unity), 2. Russell Calder (Campobello, New Brunswick); super pro eliminator: 1. Randy Therrien (Unity), 2. Rick Hunnewell (Ellsworth), semifinalist: Greg Young (Raymond); pro eliminator: 1. Russell Calder (Campobello, N.B.), 2. Tim Wilcox (Easton), semifinalist: Cici Eberle (Searsmont), Skip Taylor (Surry); bikes/sleds: 1. Geoff McDunnah (East Millinocket), 2. Joe Messing (Dexter); pro street eliminator: 1. Brock Wakefield (Unity), 2. Jodie Herrick (Stockton Springs), semifinalist: Wayne Chadwick (South China), Kara Kenney (Belfast); bikes and sleds quick 8: 1. Dennis Greene (Sidney), 2. Kevin Matin (Milford), semifinalist: Brittney Marston (Fairfield), Adam MacDonald (Appleton); Pontiac day: 1. Russell Calder (Campobello, N.B.), 2. Michael King (West Gardiner); street trophy: 1. Jason Brasslett (Winterport), 2. Wayne Chadwick (South China), semifinalist: Kara Kenney (Belfast), Travis Cole (Winterport)

Kyle Busch wins Nationwide race

At Gladeville, Tenn., Tenn. Kyle Busch raced to his fourth Nationwide Series victory of the year and ninth overall NASCAR win of the season Saturday night, easily holding off Brad Keselowski and Carl Edwards in the Federated Auto Parts 300.

The 24-year-old Busch celebrated the victory — his 51st overall in NASCAR’s top three series — by smashing the guitar trophy in Victory Lane. He also has three Sprint Cup victories and two Camping World Trucks wins this year.

Keselowski, the race winner last year coming off a victory last week in Dover, was second — 0.891 seconds back. Edwards, a three-time Nashville Superspeedway winner, finished third on the 1.333-mile concrete oval.

Mike Bliss was fourth, followed by Jason Leffler.

Busch led the most laps and avoided a series of wrecks early and midway through the 225-lap race. Busch’s crew serviced his Toyota in a 14.3 seconds during the final round of green-flag stops with 35 laps to go, and he was back in front by lap 202.

Busch led the first 67 laps, with Edwards and Keselowski not far off the pace.

After green-flag pit stops, they found themselves back in their respective positions in the top three by lap 104.

At the halfway mark, Busch opened a 6-second lead over Keselowski before things again turned dicey. Brian Keselowski, Brad’s older brother, spun on lap 114 and on lap 126 Ricky Stenhouse Jr. spun in turn four, touching off a five-car wreck that took out Jason Keller and Trevor Bayne and brought out the red flag. Keller, who drives for Nashville-based Baker Curb Racing, entered the race sixth in the standings, while Bayne was second-fastest in qualifying.

When racing resumed, only 10 cars remained on the lead lap and only six were there by the finish.