5-14-11 - 142 total cars
Modified - 21 cars
Heat 1 - 3Z Randy Havlik
Heat 2 - 33M Mike Molle
Heat 3 - 19 Jimmy Gustin
Feature
1. 3Z Randy Havlik
2. 5 Todd Shute
3. 83G Happy Gilman
4. 93 Cale Sponsler
5. 28R Russ Dickerson
6. 19 Jimmy Gustin
7. 18 Jake Durbin
8. 77C Craig Carlson
9. 43S Scott Simatovich
10. 24 Robert Avery
11. 12C Kent Croskey
12. 4 Tony Hilgenberg
13. 1 Pep Wolfgram
14. 02 Brian Law
15. 58 Denny Pittman
16. 49T Tim Stevens
17. 87 Joel Bushore
18. 57V Mike VanGenderen
DNS: 33M Mike Molle
20X Chad Louk
10K Ronn Lauritzen
40RC Rod Clement
SportMod - 31 cars
Heat 1 - 2G Geoff Olson
Heat 2 - 59 Tara Longnecker
Heat 3 - 3R Randy Roberts
B Main - 3 advance
1. 23jr Nick Roberts
2. 64 Casey Grubel
3. 17 Jamie Ganoe
4. 32L Ty Luellen
5. 32P Jeremy Pittsenbarger - Cameron,MO
6. 2 Bill Wears
7. 22B Brian Eppert
8. 76 Ronnie Miller - Trenton, MO
DNS: 24 Brian Miller
86 Cory Rose
Feature
1. 41 Jeremy Embrey
2. 9E Eric Elliott
3. 81D Scott Davis
4. 3L Clint Luellen
5. 23jr Nick Roberts
6. 63 Daniel Tasler
7. 5B Tom Burke
8. 72 Rick Ringgenberg
9. 26J Joel Rust
10. 2G Geoff Olson
11. 35 Bruce Egeland
12. 3R Randy Roberts
13. 59 Tara Longnecker
14. 57 Lynn Brockett
15. 8X Brad Iverson
16. 66 Cody Hennings
17. 99K Kody Havens - Wiota, IA
18. 64 Casey Grubel - Lacona, IA
19. 3 Stacey Clark
20. 11 Beau Kaplan
21. 17 Jamie Ganoe
22. 27 Tim Love
23. 34J Jerry Hinton
24. 6 Darren Huntley
Stock Cars - 29 cars
Heat 1 - 81X Randy Killen
Heat 2 - 18 Jeff Harkrider
Heat 3 - 9 Jerry Gifford
B Main - 3 advance
1. 22X Josh Brauckman
2. 22R Todd Reitzler
3. 55 Cory Bushnell
4. 45 Larry Crocheck
5. 5X Ross Marshall
6. 22S Toby Smith
7. 76 Norm Belew
DNS: 25J Josh Daniels - rolled on frontstretch in heat. He was ok.
Feature
1. 81X Randy Killen
2. 24 Eric Brown
3. 9 Jerry Gifford
4. 19A Alan VanGorp
5. 35 Donavon Smith
6. 18 Jeff Harkrider
7. 19J Jay Schmidt
8. 93 Michael Jaennette
9. 31 Jason York
10. 3H Ty Hill
11. 27M Mike Munson
12. 22X Josh Brauckman
13. 556 Terry Cornelison
14. 22 Wayne Gifford
15. 68P Aaron Parmer - Humeston, IA
16. 25 Trent Murphy
17. 20L Lauren Vis
18. 22R Todd Reitzler
19. 05 Seth Bowen
20. 27 Gary Bass
21. 55 Cory Bushnell
22. 11 Scott Seaman
23. 2L Jon Lang
24. 50 Robert Stofer
Hobby Stocks - 36 cars
Heat 1 - 27C Cory Adams
Heat 2 - 38R Aaron Rudolph
Heat 3 - 63 Cory Tasler
Heat 4 - Joel Tigges - Carroll, IA
B main - 4 advance
1. 7B Eric Stanton
2. 12M Matt McDonald
3. 77C Andy Hoffman
4. 99W Danny Watson
Feature was rained out. Make-up will be next week
Mod Lite - 24 cars
Heat 1 - 99 Josh May
Heat 2 - 11R Jason Whitehead
Heat 3 - 0B Colby Oberembt
Feature
1. 0B Colby Oberembt
2. 11R Jason Whitehead
3. 99 Josh May
4. 15 Tim Hennigar
5. 95 Mike Kennedy
6. 82 Charlie Brown
7. 09 Joel Keenan
8. 46Z Bryan Zehm
9. 88 James May
10. 01 David Schmalzried
11. 20 Jeff Stensland
12. 89 Travis Stensland
13. 8 Dusty Masolini
14. 3C Duane Coffman
15. 1 John Gardner
16. 9 Rick Taylor
17. 76 Terry Sorenson
18. 4L Larry Sorenson
19. 33 Gayle Worthington
20. 08 Ben Larson
21. 93 Tim Milner
22. 64 Randy Bryan
DNS: 1H Kenny Hake
37 Mike Thomas
Blog to follow
Saturday, May 14, 2011
Wednesday, May 11, 2011
The first Hawkeye Dirt Tour for 2011 goes to Vern Jackson
The Benton County Speedway was the scene on the evening of May 10th for the 2011 season opener for the Hawkeye Dirt Tour series. It was quite the change to be sitting in the stands in 90 plus degree temps and clear skies given the racing weather so far this spring. Thankfully, the high humidity that had been predicted didn't seem to appear and we sat in comfort for the first time this year.
Two support classes, the IMCA Northern SportMods and the IMCA Sport Compacts were also on the docket for the night. The Sport Compacts ran their 12-lap feature first which was run quickly as it went flag-to-flag. The winner, Brad Chandler was a happy camper in the post race interview as he not only had taken the victory but had done so in a borrowed car! Bill Whalen, Jr. finished a close second, and third went to Nathan Chandler, brother of the winner.
The SportMod's ran a 15-lap feature. Danny Dvorak leaped to the lead quickly with Oskaloosa driver, Carter VanDenBerg giving chase. Dvorak found the low side to his liking and VanDenBerg chose the topside. Those two drivers had started on the front row and it was looking to be a fight to the finish between the duo. Meanwhile, Austin Kaplan, a regular at the track, was making his way through the pack as the laps started winding down. Kaplan made the pass on VanDenBerg and into the second spot, would briefly take the lead with just one lap remaining, only to loose the win at the finish line. It was an exciting conclusion to the race with Dvorak getting the win and Kaplan taking the runner up spot just a bit short. VanDenBerg was scored in the third spot, Joel Rust took fourth, and Newton, Iowa driver, Jake Strayer came home in fifth.
There was a nice field of forty-four IMCA modified drivers competing and with just two drivers qualifying through each of the five heats, it called for three B main events to complete the feature field. Four drivers advanced from each of the three B mains and two provisionals were chosen---one from the HDT registered drivers and one from the track. Scott Hogan was the track provisional and Mark Schulte was awarded the HDT provisional. Unfortunately, Mark Schulte was not able to make the starting call and though last year's tour champion, Mike Jergens came to the track, he also exited even before the four-wide parade lap, leaving the starting field to twenty-two cars.
Long Grove, Iowa driver, Mitch Morris, took advantage of his front row starting spot and charged to the lead. Vern Jackson also made his move from starting in the third row, up into second place. The rest of the 30-lap race saw those two drivers up front while the remainder of the field fought for positions behind them. When Jackson finally made the move around Morris for the lead, the crowd cheered, as it did when the popular area driver kept that lead to the checkers, and the win. Mitch Morris took the second spot, third went to Ryan Dolan, fourth to the #83 of Kellen Chadwick, and fifth to Mark Elliott. Chadwick is from California but rumor has it that he will be living, working, and racing in Iowa this season. Chadwick was severely injured a couple of years ago in a racing accident in Arizona. He had several broken vertebrae along with other injuries and has made a remarkable recovery.
Since there were at least four of the Positively Racing team members in attendance last night, you can check out "Back Stretch", "Tapfan's Tours" and "In Staging" for a more in depth take of the night's happenings. Thanks to announcer Ryan Clark for the shout out to Positively Racing as well.
The next race for the Hawkeye Racing Tour will be on Memorial Day at the I-35 Speedway in Mason City. Be sure and check www.dirttour.com for the complete schedule and other information about the series.
Happy racing!
Two support classes, the IMCA Northern SportMods and the IMCA Sport Compacts were also on the docket for the night. The Sport Compacts ran their 12-lap feature first which was run quickly as it went flag-to-flag. The winner, Brad Chandler was a happy camper in the post race interview as he not only had taken the victory but had done so in a borrowed car! Bill Whalen, Jr. finished a close second, and third went to Nathan Chandler, brother of the winner.
The SportMod's ran a 15-lap feature. Danny Dvorak leaped to the lead quickly with Oskaloosa driver, Carter VanDenBerg giving chase. Dvorak found the low side to his liking and VanDenBerg chose the topside. Those two drivers had started on the front row and it was looking to be a fight to the finish between the duo. Meanwhile, Austin Kaplan, a regular at the track, was making his way through the pack as the laps started winding down. Kaplan made the pass on VanDenBerg and into the second spot, would briefly take the lead with just one lap remaining, only to loose the win at the finish line. It was an exciting conclusion to the race with Dvorak getting the win and Kaplan taking the runner up spot just a bit short. VanDenBerg was scored in the third spot, Joel Rust took fourth, and Newton, Iowa driver, Jake Strayer came home in fifth.
There was a nice field of forty-four IMCA modified drivers competing and with just two drivers qualifying through each of the five heats, it called for three B main events to complete the feature field. Four drivers advanced from each of the three B mains and two provisionals were chosen---one from the HDT registered drivers and one from the track. Scott Hogan was the track provisional and Mark Schulte was awarded the HDT provisional. Unfortunately, Mark Schulte was not able to make the starting call and though last year's tour champion, Mike Jergens came to the track, he also exited even before the four-wide parade lap, leaving the starting field to twenty-two cars.
Long Grove, Iowa driver, Mitch Morris, took advantage of his front row starting spot and charged to the lead. Vern Jackson also made his move from starting in the third row, up into second place. The rest of the 30-lap race saw those two drivers up front while the remainder of the field fought for positions behind them. When Jackson finally made the move around Morris for the lead, the crowd cheered, as it did when the popular area driver kept that lead to the checkers, and the win. Mitch Morris took the second spot, third went to Ryan Dolan, fourth to the #83 of Kellen Chadwick, and fifth to Mark Elliott. Chadwick is from California but rumor has it that he will be living, working, and racing in Iowa this season. Chadwick was severely injured a couple of years ago in a racing accident in Arizona. He had several broken vertebrae along with other injuries and has made a remarkable recovery.
Since there were at least four of the Positively Racing team members in attendance last night, you can check out "Back Stretch", "Tapfan's Tours" and "In Staging" for a more in depth take of the night's happenings. Thanks to announcer Ryan Clark for the shout out to Positively Racing as well.
The next race for the Hawkeye Racing Tour will be on Memorial Day at the I-35 Speedway in Mason City. Be sure and check www.dirttour.com for the complete schedule and other information about the series.
Happy racing!
Sunday, May 8, 2011
New winners at Boone Speedway
We made our weekly trip west to the Boone Speedway Saturday night and this time, the weather was actually comfortable! Finally a nice night to watch racing without having to wear winter coats! The regular five classes were in competition and four of the five found new faces in Victory Lane. The night saw close and sometimes four-wide racing in most classes, giving the fans a great show.
The Dwarf/Mod Lite feature saw Charlie Brown take his second win of the season. He jumped to the lead and would win going away from the second place finisher, James May. Andy Hennigar came from starting tenth, to finish in third, fourth went to Joel Keenan who has been much improved this year from our observations, and fifth was Mike Kennedy. The race went flag to flag.
The IMCA Northern SportMods started all 26 cars that checked into the pits. As the green flag flew and they raced into the first corner, cars were going four-wide. That type of action soon brought out a yellow as cars made contact and debris was scattered in the corner of turn two as well as sheetmetal dragging from cars. Brian Miller was looking to nab his first win of the season as he led the main event through lap 13 of the 18-lap affair, but upon a restart, he would spin, ending his chance for a victory. Geoff Olson would then be the leader, but it would be short-lived as Des Moines driver, Josh Modde quickly made the pass into first. Modde would then go home to the checkers and take the win, with Olson having to settle for the runner-up spot. Scoring a third place finish was Shawn Hunter, fourth would go to point leader Scott Davis, and fifth was Daniel Tasler.
The IMCA stock cars ran a B main to whittle their starting grid to 24 cars. Strong contender, Donavon Smith had to run that event and won it to qualify for the A feature. Eric Brown would take the lead heading into the first corner, but his car would take a spin in turn one, spoiling his night. Andy Bryant, Trent Murphy, and brothers Jerry and Wayne Gifford dueled for the top positions until Murphy took over in convincing fashion. He would pull away from the pack as he won for the first time this year. Wayne Gifford bested brother Jerry as they took second and third places, with Andy Bryant trailing them for fourth and Michael Jaennette in fifth.
Murphy had put his car upside down at Marshalltown the night before, so it was no doubt, a good feeling to know his car was back in good running condition.
The IMCA modifieds had a shorter car count this week with seventeen cars on hand. With Webster City running the same night and paying a larger purse this year after the fairboard took over the track, has undoubtedly made for part of that reason. Time will tell if that will continue. There was still great competitive cars on hand and on this night, Mike Molle would show his strength as he took the checkers and the win for the first time in 2011. Molle led the entire 20-lap race with Joel Bushore and Russ Dickerson taking second and third behind him. Fourth would go to Robert Avery, and fifth to points leader, Jimmy Gustin.
The IMCA hobby stocks also ran a B main event qualifying the final four positions to tag the feature. The 911 of Darin Rothfus took that win. It was tight racing up front between John Watson, Cory Adams and Tyler Pickett early on but a spin took Pickett out of the picture. Watson would then pull away from Adams the remaining laps and take the win. This was Watson's first win of the regular season at Boone after having taken the Frostbuster special back on April 2nd. Adams took the second place, Randy Embrey was a distant third, fourth went to Matt McDonald and Eric Stanton rounded out the top five.
Regular points racing will continue next week at Boone. For more information, schedules, and point standings, check www.raceboone.com. Full results are listed below. Happy racing!
The Dwarf/Mod Lite feature saw Charlie Brown take his second win of the season. He jumped to the lead and would win going away from the second place finisher, James May. Andy Hennigar came from starting tenth, to finish in third, fourth went to Joel Keenan who has been much improved this year from our observations, and fifth was Mike Kennedy. The race went flag to flag.
The IMCA Northern SportMods started all 26 cars that checked into the pits. As the green flag flew and they raced into the first corner, cars were going four-wide. That type of action soon brought out a yellow as cars made contact and debris was scattered in the corner of turn two as well as sheetmetal dragging from cars. Brian Miller was looking to nab his first win of the season as he led the main event through lap 13 of the 18-lap affair, but upon a restart, he would spin, ending his chance for a victory. Geoff Olson would then be the leader, but it would be short-lived as Des Moines driver, Josh Modde quickly made the pass into first. Modde would then go home to the checkers and take the win, with Olson having to settle for the runner-up spot. Scoring a third place finish was Shawn Hunter, fourth would go to point leader Scott Davis, and fifth was Daniel Tasler.
The IMCA stock cars ran a B main to whittle their starting grid to 24 cars. Strong contender, Donavon Smith had to run that event and won it to qualify for the A feature. Eric Brown would take the lead heading into the first corner, but his car would take a spin in turn one, spoiling his night. Andy Bryant, Trent Murphy, and brothers Jerry and Wayne Gifford dueled for the top positions until Murphy took over in convincing fashion. He would pull away from the pack as he won for the first time this year. Wayne Gifford bested brother Jerry as they took second and third places, with Andy Bryant trailing them for fourth and Michael Jaennette in fifth.
Murphy had put his car upside down at Marshalltown the night before, so it was no doubt, a good feeling to know his car was back in good running condition.
The IMCA modifieds had a shorter car count this week with seventeen cars on hand. With Webster City running the same night and paying a larger purse this year after the fairboard took over the track, has undoubtedly made for part of that reason. Time will tell if that will continue. There was still great competitive cars on hand and on this night, Mike Molle would show his strength as he took the checkers and the win for the first time in 2011. Molle led the entire 20-lap race with Joel Bushore and Russ Dickerson taking second and third behind him. Fourth would go to Robert Avery, and fifth to points leader, Jimmy Gustin.
The IMCA hobby stocks also ran a B main event qualifying the final four positions to tag the feature. The 911 of Darin Rothfus took that win. It was tight racing up front between John Watson, Cory Adams and Tyler Pickett early on but a spin took Pickett out of the picture. Watson would then pull away from Adams the remaining laps and take the win. This was Watson's first win of the regular season at Boone after having taken the Frostbuster special back on April 2nd. Adams took the second place, Randy Embrey was a distant third, fourth went to Matt McDonald and Eric Stanton rounded out the top five.
Regular points racing will continue next week at Boone. For more information, schedules, and point standings, check www.raceboone.com. Full results are listed below. Happy racing!
Saturday, May 7, 2011
Boone 5-7-11
Boone Speedway 5-7-11 - 131 total cars
Modified - 17 cars
Heat 1 - 33M Mike Molle
Heat 2 - 27 Kelly Lyons
Feature
1. 33M Mike Molle
2. 87 Joel Bushore
3. 28R Russ Dickerson
4. 24 Robert Avery
5. 19 Jimmy Gustin
6. 1K Pat Graham
7. 83G Josh Gilman
8. 27 Kelly Lyons
9. 58 Denny Pittman
10. 93 Cale Sponsler
11. 18 Jake Durbin
12. 57V Mike VanGenderen
13. 4 Tony Hilgenberg
14. 02 Brian Law
15. 49T Tim Stevens
16. 3Z Randy Havlik
17. 12 Stacy Warren
SportMod - 26 cars
Heat 1 - 2G Geoff Olson
Heat 2 - 91 Shawn Hunter
Heat 3 - 63 Daniel Tasler
Feature
1. 30X Josh Modde
2. 2G Geoff Olson
3. 91 Shawn Hunter
4. 81D Scott Davis
5. 63 Daniel Tasler
6. 34J Jerry Hinton
7. 3L Clint Luellen
8. 23JR Nick Roberts
9. 24 Brian Miller
10. 86 Cory Rose
11. 5B Tom Burke
12. 57 Lynn Brockett
13. 3s Adam Shelman
14. 17 Jamie Ganoe
15. 35 Bruce Egeland
16. 505 Racer Hulin
17. 6 Darren Huntley
18. 27 Tim Love
19. 28 James Reichart
20. 32L Ty Luellen
21. 9E Eric Elliott
22. 66 Cody Hennings
23. 22 Clinton Brooks
24. 3 Stacey Clark
25. 3R Randy Roberts
26. 72 Rick Ringgenberg
Stock Car - 29 cars
Heat 1 - 9 Jerry Gifford
Heat 2 - 55 Cory Bushnell
Heat 3 - 24 Eric Brown
B Main - 3 advance
1. 35 Donavon Smith
2. 3H Ty Hill
3. 20L Lauren Vis
4. 11 Scott Seaman
5. 05 Seth Bowen
6. 34 Jake Taggart
7. 5 Keith Miner
DNS: 2L Jon Lang (in a blue #96 car)
Feature
1. 25 Trent Murphy (after rolling at Marshalltown the previous night)
2. 22 Wayne Gifford
3. 9 Jerry Gifford
4. 77 Andy Bryant
5. 93 Michael Jaennette
6. 55 Cory Bushnell
7. 12+ Ryan Rose
8. 19A Alan VanGorp
9. 23HR Rod Richards
10. 81X Randy Killen
11. 50 Robert Stofer
12. 19J Jay Schmidt
13. 25J Josh Daniels
14. 35 Donavon Smith
15. 3H Ty Hill
16. 12 Bryan Trogdon
17. 22X Josh Brauckman
18. 24 Eric Brown
19. 18 Jeff Harkrider
20. 45 Larry Crocheck
21. 20L Lauren Vis
22. 556 Terry Cornelison
23. 76 Norm Belew
24. 31 Jason York
Hobby Stock - 35 cars
Heat 1 - 12M Matt McDonald
Heat 2 - 8B Robert Smith
Heat 3 - 5A Tyler Pickett
Heat 4 - 25M Michael Murphy
B Main - 4 advance
1. 911 Darin Rothfus
2. 9 Andrew Arends
3. 67 Ed Mahlstedt
4. 66 Andy Mahlstedt
5. 36S Mike Smith
6. 26T Jeremy Tilley
7. 47W Shaun Wirtz
8. 85 Seth Janssen (former Chris Hupp car)
9. 74J Dean Hartwig
10. 33J Jesse McCollaugh
11. 99 Jeff Knight
12. 3A Austin Luellen
13. 99W Danny Watson
14. 16B Jay Arends
15. T71 Marcus Kyle
Feature
1. 4W John Watson
2. 27C Cory Adams
3. 40 Randy Embrey
4. 12M Matt McDonald
5. 7B Eric Stanton
6. 1BC Tony Cox
7. 25M Michael Murphy
8. 23C Carl Knight
9. 38R Aaron Rudolph
10. 46J Jesse Hopkins
11. 24B Brandon Brinton
12. 20 Donnie Gustoff
13. 911 Darin Rothfus
14. 9 Andrew Arends
15. 8B Robert Smith
16. 5A Tyler Pickett
17. 67 Ed Mahlstedt
18. 00 Kyle Dirks
19. 66 Andy Mahlstedt
20. 63 Cory Tasler
21. 23 Cody Gustoff
22. 4C Curt Reed
23. 20T Richard Yaw II
24. 14 Matt Wahlert
Dwarf/Mod Lite - 24 cars
Heat 1 - X50 Joel Huggins
Heat 2 - 82 Charlie Brown
Heat 3 - 8 Dusty Masolini
Feature
1. 82 Charlie Brown
2. 88 James May
3. 15 Andy Hennigar
4. 09 Joel Keenan
5. 95 Mike Kennedy
6. 46Z Bryan Zehm
7. 11R Jason Whitehead
8. 99 Josh May
9. 8 Dusty Masolini
10. 89 Travis Stensland
11. 16 Angelo Montgomery
12. 20 Jeff Stensland
13. 01 David Schmalzried
14. 93 Tim Milner
15. 8W Joe Wood
16. 76 Terry Sorenson
17. 8T Todd Thorson
18. 3C Duane Coffman
19. 9 Rick Taylor
20. 4L Larry Sorenson
21. 08 Ben Larson
22. X50 Joel Huggins
23. 37 Mike Thomas
DNS: 64 Randy Bryan
Blog to follow.
Modified - 17 cars
Heat 1 - 33M Mike Molle
Heat 2 - 27 Kelly Lyons
Feature
1. 33M Mike Molle
2. 87 Joel Bushore
3. 28R Russ Dickerson
4. 24 Robert Avery
5. 19 Jimmy Gustin
6. 1K Pat Graham
7. 83G Josh Gilman
8. 27 Kelly Lyons
9. 58 Denny Pittman
10. 93 Cale Sponsler
11. 18 Jake Durbin
12. 57V Mike VanGenderen
13. 4 Tony Hilgenberg
14. 02 Brian Law
15. 49T Tim Stevens
16. 3Z Randy Havlik
17. 12 Stacy Warren
SportMod - 26 cars
Heat 1 - 2G Geoff Olson
Heat 2 - 91 Shawn Hunter
Heat 3 - 63 Daniel Tasler
Feature
1. 30X Josh Modde
2. 2G Geoff Olson
3. 91 Shawn Hunter
4. 81D Scott Davis
5. 63 Daniel Tasler
6. 34J Jerry Hinton
7. 3L Clint Luellen
8. 23JR Nick Roberts
9. 24 Brian Miller
10. 86 Cory Rose
11. 5B Tom Burke
12. 57 Lynn Brockett
13. 3s Adam Shelman
14. 17 Jamie Ganoe
15. 35 Bruce Egeland
16. 505 Racer Hulin
17. 6 Darren Huntley
18. 27 Tim Love
19. 28 James Reichart
20. 32L Ty Luellen
21. 9E Eric Elliott
22. 66 Cody Hennings
23. 22 Clinton Brooks
24. 3 Stacey Clark
25. 3R Randy Roberts
26. 72 Rick Ringgenberg
Stock Car - 29 cars
Heat 1 - 9 Jerry Gifford
Heat 2 - 55 Cory Bushnell
Heat 3 - 24 Eric Brown
B Main - 3 advance
1. 35 Donavon Smith
2. 3H Ty Hill
3. 20L Lauren Vis
4. 11 Scott Seaman
5. 05 Seth Bowen
6. 34 Jake Taggart
7. 5 Keith Miner
DNS: 2L Jon Lang (in a blue #96 car)
Feature
1. 25 Trent Murphy (after rolling at Marshalltown the previous night)
2. 22 Wayne Gifford
3. 9 Jerry Gifford
4. 77 Andy Bryant
5. 93 Michael Jaennette
6. 55 Cory Bushnell
7. 12+ Ryan Rose
8. 19A Alan VanGorp
9. 23HR Rod Richards
10. 81X Randy Killen
11. 50 Robert Stofer
12. 19J Jay Schmidt
13. 25J Josh Daniels
14. 35 Donavon Smith
15. 3H Ty Hill
16. 12 Bryan Trogdon
17. 22X Josh Brauckman
18. 24 Eric Brown
19. 18 Jeff Harkrider
20. 45 Larry Crocheck
21. 20L Lauren Vis
22. 556 Terry Cornelison
23. 76 Norm Belew
24. 31 Jason York
Hobby Stock - 35 cars
Heat 1 - 12M Matt McDonald
Heat 2 - 8B Robert Smith
Heat 3 - 5A Tyler Pickett
Heat 4 - 25M Michael Murphy
B Main - 4 advance
1. 911 Darin Rothfus
2. 9 Andrew Arends
3. 67 Ed Mahlstedt
4. 66 Andy Mahlstedt
5. 36S Mike Smith
6. 26T Jeremy Tilley
7. 47W Shaun Wirtz
8. 85 Seth Janssen (former Chris Hupp car)
9. 74J Dean Hartwig
10. 33J Jesse McCollaugh
11. 99 Jeff Knight
12. 3A Austin Luellen
13. 99W Danny Watson
14. 16B Jay Arends
15. T71 Marcus Kyle
Feature
1. 4W John Watson
2. 27C Cory Adams
3. 40 Randy Embrey
4. 12M Matt McDonald
5. 7B Eric Stanton
6. 1BC Tony Cox
7. 25M Michael Murphy
8. 23C Carl Knight
9. 38R Aaron Rudolph
10. 46J Jesse Hopkins
11. 24B Brandon Brinton
12. 20 Donnie Gustoff
13. 911 Darin Rothfus
14. 9 Andrew Arends
15. 8B Robert Smith
16. 5A Tyler Pickett
17. 67 Ed Mahlstedt
18. 00 Kyle Dirks
19. 66 Andy Mahlstedt
20. 63 Cory Tasler
21. 23 Cody Gustoff
22. 4C Curt Reed
23. 20T Richard Yaw II
24. 14 Matt Wahlert
Dwarf/Mod Lite - 24 cars
Heat 1 - X50 Joel Huggins
Heat 2 - 82 Charlie Brown
Heat 3 - 8 Dusty Masolini
Feature
1. 82 Charlie Brown
2. 88 James May
3. 15 Andy Hennigar
4. 09 Joel Keenan
5. 95 Mike Kennedy
6. 46Z Bryan Zehm
7. 11R Jason Whitehead
8. 99 Josh May
9. 8 Dusty Masolini
10. 89 Travis Stensland
11. 16 Angelo Montgomery
12. 20 Jeff Stensland
13. 01 David Schmalzried
14. 93 Tim Milner
15. 8W Joe Wood
16. 76 Terry Sorenson
17. 8T Todd Thorson
18. 3C Duane Coffman
19. 9 Rick Taylor
20. 4L Larry Sorenson
21. 08 Ben Larson
22. X50 Joel Huggins
23. 37 Mike Thomas
DNS: 64 Randy Bryan
Blog to follow.
Friday, May 6, 2011
Three repeat winners at Marshalltown
It was looking to be a much more pleasant night for racing at Marshalltown on Friday evening with temperatures hovering at the 70 degree mark. Mother Nature just had to throw a bit of a curve in the evening's festivities though as raindrops halted the racing action for a short period of time.
The Dwarf/Mod Lite feature found the first of three repeat winners from last week back in victory lane. Josh May and Mike Morrill put on an exciting race for the fans with May running the top and Morrill trying to get the advantage on the bottom. At the finish line, May took the repeat win with Morrill a very close second. Third went to Andy Hennigar, Joel Huggins was fourth and Dusty Masolini took the fifth spot.
The IMCA Northern SportMods had 30 cars in attendance, requiring a B Main. Justin Severance took that win. Nick Roberts was leading the race when raindrops began to fall hard enough to halt the racing. Thankfully, the delay was short and racing resumed without having to pull the cars from the racing surface.
When action resumed, it didn't take long for young Caden Carter to put his #10 machine to the point with Beau Kaplan following him into second place. Carter was pulling away when another caution flag flew and upon the restart, his car went up in smoke. This put Kaplan at the helm with Kyle Brown on his tail. It was a thrilling finish when Brown made the pass on the final lap to take the checkers. Brown came from 13th starting spot to get the win, Kaplan had to settle for second, third went to another young driver, Tyler Droste, fourth to Racer Hulin, and fifth to Scott Davis.
A driver making his first appearance for 2011 at the Marshalltown Speedway, put his car in the winner's circle in the IMCA stock car class. Oelwein, Iowa's Brian Irvine brought his plain black ride to the track and won going away at the checkers. The early battle was between Jay Schmidt leading, and Michael Jaennette as Schmidt ran the topside and Jaennette opted for the bottom. The race was red flagged when Trent Murphy, running in third, rolled his car off of turn three. He was okay. Irvine took the checkers with Schmidt in second, third went to Donavon Smith who also made his first trip to Marshalltown, fourth to Michael Jaennette, and fifth to Kevin Rose.
Sixteen IMCA modifieds started their A feature with only young Canadian driver, Riley Emmel not making the call. This race was looking to be a runaway early as Todd Shute rocketed to the lead. Shute would then suddenly exit the track between turns three and four with what appeared to be a mechanical issue. Jon Snyder was the man at the helm as racing resumed with last week's winner, Adam Larson hotly in pursuit.
Larson made his move around Snyder for the lead and Jimmy Gustin also nabbed a postion as he maneuvered around Snyder for the runner up spot. When the checkers flew, it was Adam Larson getting back-to-back wins with Gustin in second, Snyder in third, David Brown garnered a fourth place finish, and rounding out the top five was Joel Bushore.
The night ended with the running of the IMCA hobby stock feature. This would find the third driver getting a back-to-back win as Eric Knutson grabbed the checkered flag for the second week in a row. Knutson pulled away after he got into the lead but it was four-wide battling behind him at times. When things got shook down, it was Scott Durlin making it to second, third went to Trent Murphy, fourth to Donovan Nunnikhoven and fifth to Kevin Fee.
Racing action will continue at the Marshalltown Speedway again next Friday night with racing scheduled to start at 7:30. It will be the annual Cliff Chamber's Memorial night in honor of a former promoter of the track. For more information and results, check www.marshalltownspeedway.com. Happy racing!
The Dwarf/Mod Lite feature found the first of three repeat winners from last week back in victory lane. Josh May and Mike Morrill put on an exciting race for the fans with May running the top and Morrill trying to get the advantage on the bottom. At the finish line, May took the repeat win with Morrill a very close second. Third went to Andy Hennigar, Joel Huggins was fourth and Dusty Masolini took the fifth spot.
The IMCA Northern SportMods had 30 cars in attendance, requiring a B Main. Justin Severance took that win. Nick Roberts was leading the race when raindrops began to fall hard enough to halt the racing. Thankfully, the delay was short and racing resumed without having to pull the cars from the racing surface.
When action resumed, it didn't take long for young Caden Carter to put his #10 machine to the point with Beau Kaplan following him into second place. Carter was pulling away when another caution flag flew and upon the restart, his car went up in smoke. This put Kaplan at the helm with Kyle Brown on his tail. It was a thrilling finish when Brown made the pass on the final lap to take the checkers. Brown came from 13th starting spot to get the win, Kaplan had to settle for second, third went to another young driver, Tyler Droste, fourth to Racer Hulin, and fifth to Scott Davis.
A driver making his first appearance for 2011 at the Marshalltown Speedway, put his car in the winner's circle in the IMCA stock car class. Oelwein, Iowa's Brian Irvine brought his plain black ride to the track and won going away at the checkers. The early battle was between Jay Schmidt leading, and Michael Jaennette as Schmidt ran the topside and Jaennette opted for the bottom. The race was red flagged when Trent Murphy, running in third, rolled his car off of turn three. He was okay. Irvine took the checkers with Schmidt in second, third went to Donavon Smith who also made his first trip to Marshalltown, fourth to Michael Jaennette, and fifth to Kevin Rose.
Sixteen IMCA modifieds started their A feature with only young Canadian driver, Riley Emmel not making the call. This race was looking to be a runaway early as Todd Shute rocketed to the lead. Shute would then suddenly exit the track between turns three and four with what appeared to be a mechanical issue. Jon Snyder was the man at the helm as racing resumed with last week's winner, Adam Larson hotly in pursuit.
Larson made his move around Snyder for the lead and Jimmy Gustin also nabbed a postion as he maneuvered around Snyder for the runner up spot. When the checkers flew, it was Adam Larson getting back-to-back wins with Gustin in second, Snyder in third, David Brown garnered a fourth place finish, and rounding out the top five was Joel Bushore.
The night ended with the running of the IMCA hobby stock feature. This would find the third driver getting a back-to-back win as Eric Knutson grabbed the checkered flag for the second week in a row. Knutson pulled away after he got into the lead but it was four-wide battling behind him at times. When things got shook down, it was Scott Durlin making it to second, third went to Trent Murphy, fourth to Donovan Nunnikhoven and fifth to Kevin Fee.
Racing action will continue at the Marshalltown Speedway again next Friday night with racing scheduled to start at 7:30. It will be the annual Cliff Chamber's Memorial night in honor of a former promoter of the track. For more information and results, check www.marshalltownspeedway.com. Happy racing!
Sunday, May 1, 2011
Jammin' Jimmy Gustin wins modified feature at Boone
Saturday brought warmer than expected temperatures with an anticipation of more comfortable viewing from the stands at the Boone Speedway. However, the wind just seems relentless and was blowing like a gale out of the west. When the sun went down, the temperature dropped and the fans began their bundling up. The racing was excellent with close racing in all classes. All five divisions brought new faces to the winner's circle for the 2011 season.
The Dwarf/Mod Lite feature clicked right off as they ran their feature flag-to-flag.
After James May got around leader Dusty Masolini, there was little doubt who the winner would be. James May took the win, pulling away from second place finisher Colby Oberembt. The winner's son, Josh May, finished in third, fourth went to Dusty Masolini and Joel Huggins placed fifth.
Thirty-four IMCA Northern SportMods brought it to the speedway and with that many, once again a B main was on tap. Tim Love won that consolation event. Daniel Tasler started outside the front row, found it to his liking, and took the lead at the drop of the green. Cody Hennings challenged Tasler on occasion, but for the most part, Tasler was comfortably in command. At the checkers, Tasler took the win--which to my recollection, may have been his first at Boone--Cody Hennings took the second spot, third went to Lynn Brockett, fourth to Scott Davis, who came from starting twelfth, and Eric Elliott rounded out the top five.
Nineteen IMCA modifieds came to Boone; all hoping for a win. The main would end under a yellow/checkered situation when a lapped car spun, bringing out the yellow after the white flag had flown. By that time however, Jammin Jimmy Gustin had things well in hand, as he skillfully ran the topside of the track after powering around Randy Havlik with four laps remaining. Gustin, no stranger to seeing the checkers first at Boone, having won numerous times in previous years, took his first win at the track in 2011. Randy Havlik took second place, followed by Jake Durbin in third, Happy Gilman in fourth, and Russ Dickerson in fifth.
The class deemed "too tough to tame", the IMCA stock cars, checked 29 cars through the gates. This too would call for a B main to qualify the final three cars to fill in the 24-car starting field for their feature. Jeff Harkrider from Carroll, won the B main. The first few circuits of the feature saw a mad scramble as cars ran three and four wide as they fought for positions behind leader Josh Brauckman. Brauckman kept his lead for the 18-laps as Micheal Jaennette's last ditch effort coming to the flag failed, leaving him with a second place finish. Third place went to veteran driver out of Jefferson, Robert Stofer, Larry Crocheck finished in fourth and fifth went to Trent Murphy.
Only one A main was run for the IMCA hobby stocks. Their B main event to fill in the final four cars for their feature, was won by Darin Rothfus. Cory Adams led the parade through lap eight, but would suffer with an unfortunate spin only to bring out the yellow and rendering him to the tail of the pack for the restart. This would then put Austin Luellen to the point position where he would remain to the checkers, as he pulled away from second place finisher Aaron Rudolph. Cory Tasler finished in the third position, fourth was Randy Embrey and fifth went to Eric Stanton.
The program was run right off as per usual at Boone, with a much earlier conclusion than previous weeks when the car counts were extremely large. I think most fans, as are we, are happy to be heading home before the bewitching hour!
Racing will continue at the Boone Speedway next Saturday night, May 7, with hot laps scheduled for 6:45 p.m. and racing at 7:30 p.m. For more information pertaining o the track, check out www.raceboone.com. The full results of tonight's racing are posted below. Until next time, happy racing!
The Dwarf/Mod Lite feature clicked right off as they ran their feature flag-to-flag.
After James May got around leader Dusty Masolini, there was little doubt who the winner would be. James May took the win, pulling away from second place finisher Colby Oberembt. The winner's son, Josh May, finished in third, fourth went to Dusty Masolini and Joel Huggins placed fifth.
Thirty-four IMCA Northern SportMods brought it to the speedway and with that many, once again a B main was on tap. Tim Love won that consolation event. Daniel Tasler started outside the front row, found it to his liking, and took the lead at the drop of the green. Cody Hennings challenged Tasler on occasion, but for the most part, Tasler was comfortably in command. At the checkers, Tasler took the win--which to my recollection, may have been his first at Boone--Cody Hennings took the second spot, third went to Lynn Brockett, fourth to Scott Davis, who came from starting twelfth, and Eric Elliott rounded out the top five.
Nineteen IMCA modifieds came to Boone; all hoping for a win. The main would end under a yellow/checkered situation when a lapped car spun, bringing out the yellow after the white flag had flown. By that time however, Jammin Jimmy Gustin had things well in hand, as he skillfully ran the topside of the track after powering around Randy Havlik with four laps remaining. Gustin, no stranger to seeing the checkers first at Boone, having won numerous times in previous years, took his first win at the track in 2011. Randy Havlik took second place, followed by Jake Durbin in third, Happy Gilman in fourth, and Russ Dickerson in fifth.
The class deemed "too tough to tame", the IMCA stock cars, checked 29 cars through the gates. This too would call for a B main to qualify the final three cars to fill in the 24-car starting field for their feature. Jeff Harkrider from Carroll, won the B main. The first few circuits of the feature saw a mad scramble as cars ran three and four wide as they fought for positions behind leader Josh Brauckman. Brauckman kept his lead for the 18-laps as Micheal Jaennette's last ditch effort coming to the flag failed, leaving him with a second place finish. Third place went to veteran driver out of Jefferson, Robert Stofer, Larry Crocheck finished in fourth and fifth went to Trent Murphy.
Only one A main was run for the IMCA hobby stocks. Their B main event to fill in the final four cars for their feature, was won by Darin Rothfus. Cory Adams led the parade through lap eight, but would suffer with an unfortunate spin only to bring out the yellow and rendering him to the tail of the pack for the restart. This would then put Austin Luellen to the point position where he would remain to the checkers, as he pulled away from second place finisher Aaron Rudolph. Cory Tasler finished in the third position, fourth was Randy Embrey and fifth went to Eric Stanton.
The program was run right off as per usual at Boone, with a much earlier conclusion than previous weeks when the car counts were extremely large. I think most fans, as are we, are happy to be heading home before the bewitching hour!
Racing will continue at the Boone Speedway next Saturday night, May 7, with hot laps scheduled for 6:45 p.m. and racing at 7:30 p.m. For more information pertaining o the track, check out www.raceboone.com. The full results of tonight's racing are posted below. Until next time, happy racing!
Boone results - 4-30-11
4-30-11 results - 140 cars total
Modified - 19 cars
Heat 1 - 18 Jake Durbin
Heat 2 - 83G Josh "Happy" Gilman
Feature
1. 19 "Jammin" Jimmy Gustin
2. 3Z Randy Havlik
3. 18 Jake Durbin
4. 83G Josh "Happy" Gilman
5. 28R Russ Dickerson
6. 27 Kelly Lyons
7. 93 Cale Sponsler
8. 21K Dan Klatt - Wheatland, IA
9. 58 Denny Pittman
10. 49T Tim Stevens
11. 4 Tony Hilgenberg
12. 02 Brian Law
13. 77C Craig Carlson
14. 87 Joel Bushore
15. 75 Denny Rosenberg
16. 12 Stacy Warren
17. 23 JJ Scott
18. 24 Robert Avery
DNS: 57V Mike VanGenderen
SportMod - 34 cars
Heat 1 - 66 Cody Hennings
Heat 2 - 63 Daniel Tasler
Heat 3 - 32L Ty Luellen
Heat 4 - 2G Geoff Olson
B Main - 4 advance
1. 27 Tim Love
2. 24 Brian Miller
3. 5B Tom Burke
4. 39 Larry Embrey...this is not a typo!
5. 17 Jamie Ganoe
6. 22B Brian Eppert
7. 22J Jeff Blume
8. 59 Tara Longnecker
9. 18 Justin Seggerman
10. 33R DJ Robinson
11. 6W Whitney Huntley - took a hard shot on front chute. Walked to ambulance
12. 56 Joe Simbro
13. 29B Ben Wilson
14. 3L Clint Luellen
Feature
1. 63 Daniel Tasler
2. 66 Cody Hennings
3. 57 Lynn Brockett
4. 81D Scott Davis
5. 9E Eric Elliott
6. 2G Geoff Olson
7. 23JR Nick Roberts
8. 3R Randy Roberts
9. 27 Tim Love
10. 86 Cory Rose
11. 505 Racer Hulin
12. 1T Bobby Davis III
13. 72 Rick Ringgenberg
14. 24 Brian Miller
15. 3S Adam Shelman
16. 34J Jerry Hinton
17. 6 Darren Huntley
18. 5B Tom Burke
19. 30X Josh Modde
20. 39 Larry Embrey
21. 35 Bruce Egeland
22. 32L Ty Luellen
23. X4 Jason Purvis
24. 3 Stacey Clark
Stock cars - 29 cars
Heat 1 - 19A Alan VanGorp
Heat 2 - 50 Robert Stofer
Heat 3 - 23HR Rod Richards
B Main - 3 cars advance
1. 18 Jeff Harkrider
2. 19J Jay Schmidt
3. 34 Jake Taggart
4. 5 Keith Miner
5. 68P Aaron Palmer - Humeston, IA
6. 3H Ty Hill
7. 556 Terry Cornelison
DNS: 2L Jon Lang
Feature
1. 22X Josh Brauckman
2. 93 Michael Jaennette
3. 50 Robert Stofer
4. 45 Larry Crocheck
5. 25 Trent Murphy
6. 23HR "Hot" Rod Richards
7. 22 Wayne Gifford
8. 19A Alan VanGorp
9. 55 Cory Bushnell
10. 9 Jerry Gifford
11. 81X Randy Killen
12. 12 Bryan Trogdon
13. 19J Jay Schmidt
14. 12+ Ryan Rose
15. 35 Donavon Smith
16. 18 Jeff Harkrider
17. 11 Scott Seaman
18. 22R Todd Reitzler
19. 31 Jason York
20. 34 Jake Taggart
21. 25J Josh Daniels
22. 05 Seth Bowen
23. 77 Andy Bryant
24. 24 Eric Elliott
Hobby Stock - 32 cars
Heat 1 - 40 Randy Embrey
Heat 2 - 27C Cory Adams
Heat 3 - 24B Brandon Brinton
Heat 4 - 23 Cody Gustoff
B Main - 4 advance
1. 911 Darin Rothfus
2. 1BC Tony Cox
3. 67 Ed Mahlstedt
4. 5A Tyler Pickett
5. 9 Andrew Arends
6. 14 Matt Wahlert
7. 26T Jeremy Tilley
8. 66 Andy Mahlstedt
9. 36S Mike Smith
10. 4C Curt Reed
11. 23C Carl Knight
12. 33J Jesse McCollaugh
Feature
1. 3A Austin Luellen
2. 38R Aaron Rudolph
3. 63 Cory Tasler
4. 40 Randy Embrey
5. 7B Eric Stanton
6. 20T Richard Yaw II
7. 83 Chris Hupp
8. 4W John Watson
9. 99W Danny Watson
10. 46J Jesse Holpkins
11. 24B Brandon Brinton
12. 1BC Tony Cox
13. 25M Michael Murphy
14. 5A Tyler Pickett
15. 00 Kyle Dirks
16. 20 Donnie Gustoff
17. 23 Cody Gustoff
18. 27C Cory Adams
19. 67 Ed Mahlstedt
20. 16B Jay Arends
21. 8B Robert Smith
22. 12M Matt McDonald
23. 911 Darin Rothfus
24. 99 Jeff Knight
Dwarf/Mod Lite - 26 cars - all to the A
Heat 1 - 88 James May
Heat 2 - Colby Oberembt
Heat 3- 82 Charlie Brown
Feature
1. 88 James May
2. OB Colby Oberembt
3. 99 Josh May
4. 8 Dusty Masolini
5. X50 Joel Huggins
6. 57 Tim Hennigar
7. 64 Randy Bryan
8. 15 Andy Bryant
9. 20 Jeff Stensland
10. 41Z Bryan Zehm
11. 95 Mike Kennedy
12. 01 David Schmalzried
13. 16 Angelo Montgomery
14. 09 Joel Keenan
15. 89 Travis Stensland
16. 11R Jason Whitehead
17. 9 Rick Taylor
18. 1 John Gardner
19. 8 Joe Wood
20. 4L Larry Sorenson
21. 93 Tim Milner
22. 76 Terry Sorenson
23. 8T Todd Thorson
24. 3C Duane Coffman
25. 00 Phillip Reeves
26. 82 Charlie Brown
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Modified - 19 cars
Heat 1 - 18 Jake Durbin
Heat 2 - 83G Josh "Happy" Gilman
Feature
1. 19 "Jammin" Jimmy Gustin
2. 3Z Randy Havlik
3. 18 Jake Durbin
4. 83G Josh "Happy" Gilman
5. 28R Russ Dickerson
6. 27 Kelly Lyons
7. 93 Cale Sponsler
8. 21K Dan Klatt - Wheatland, IA
9. 58 Denny Pittman
10. 49T Tim Stevens
11. 4 Tony Hilgenberg
12. 02 Brian Law
13. 77C Craig Carlson
14. 87 Joel Bushore
15. 75 Denny Rosenberg
16. 12 Stacy Warren
17. 23 JJ Scott
18. 24 Robert Avery
DNS: 57V Mike VanGenderen
SportMod - 34 cars
Heat 1 - 66 Cody Hennings
Heat 2 - 63 Daniel Tasler
Heat 3 - 32L Ty Luellen
Heat 4 - 2G Geoff Olson
B Main - 4 advance
1. 27 Tim Love
2. 24 Brian Miller
3. 5B Tom Burke
4. 39 Larry Embrey...this is not a typo!
5. 17 Jamie Ganoe
6. 22B Brian Eppert
7. 22J Jeff Blume
8. 59 Tara Longnecker
9. 18 Justin Seggerman
10. 33R DJ Robinson
11. 6W Whitney Huntley - took a hard shot on front chute. Walked to ambulance
12. 56 Joe Simbro
13. 29B Ben Wilson
14. 3L Clint Luellen
Feature
1. 63 Daniel Tasler
2. 66 Cody Hennings
3. 57 Lynn Brockett
4. 81D Scott Davis
5. 9E Eric Elliott
6. 2G Geoff Olson
7. 23JR Nick Roberts
8. 3R Randy Roberts
9. 27 Tim Love
10. 86 Cory Rose
11. 505 Racer Hulin
12. 1T Bobby Davis III
13. 72 Rick Ringgenberg
14. 24 Brian Miller
15. 3S Adam Shelman
16. 34J Jerry Hinton
17. 6 Darren Huntley
18. 5B Tom Burke
19. 30X Josh Modde
20. 39 Larry Embrey
21. 35 Bruce Egeland
22. 32L Ty Luellen
23. X4 Jason Purvis
24. 3 Stacey Clark
Stock cars - 29 cars
Heat 1 - 19A Alan VanGorp
Heat 2 - 50 Robert Stofer
Heat 3 - 23HR Rod Richards
B Main - 3 cars advance
1. 18 Jeff Harkrider
2. 19J Jay Schmidt
3. 34 Jake Taggart
4. 5 Keith Miner
5. 68P Aaron Palmer - Humeston, IA
6. 3H Ty Hill
7. 556 Terry Cornelison
DNS: 2L Jon Lang
Feature
1. 22X Josh Brauckman
2. 93 Michael Jaennette
3. 50 Robert Stofer
4. 45 Larry Crocheck
5. 25 Trent Murphy
6. 23HR "Hot" Rod Richards
7. 22 Wayne Gifford
8. 19A Alan VanGorp
9. 55 Cory Bushnell
10. 9 Jerry Gifford
11. 81X Randy Killen
12. 12 Bryan Trogdon
13. 19J Jay Schmidt
14. 12+ Ryan Rose
15. 35 Donavon Smith
16. 18 Jeff Harkrider
17. 11 Scott Seaman
18. 22R Todd Reitzler
19. 31 Jason York
20. 34 Jake Taggart
21. 25J Josh Daniels
22. 05 Seth Bowen
23. 77 Andy Bryant
24. 24 Eric Elliott
Hobby Stock - 32 cars
Heat 1 - 40 Randy Embrey
Heat 2 - 27C Cory Adams
Heat 3 - 24B Brandon Brinton
Heat 4 - 23 Cody Gustoff
B Main - 4 advance
1. 911 Darin Rothfus
2. 1BC Tony Cox
3. 67 Ed Mahlstedt
4. 5A Tyler Pickett
5. 9 Andrew Arends
6. 14 Matt Wahlert
7. 26T Jeremy Tilley
8. 66 Andy Mahlstedt
9. 36S Mike Smith
10. 4C Curt Reed
11. 23C Carl Knight
12. 33J Jesse McCollaugh
Feature
1. 3A Austin Luellen
2. 38R Aaron Rudolph
3. 63 Cory Tasler
4. 40 Randy Embrey
5. 7B Eric Stanton
6. 20T Richard Yaw II
7. 83 Chris Hupp
8. 4W John Watson
9. 99W Danny Watson
10. 46J Jesse Holpkins
11. 24B Brandon Brinton
12. 1BC Tony Cox
13. 25M Michael Murphy
14. 5A Tyler Pickett
15. 00 Kyle Dirks
16. 20 Donnie Gustoff
17. 23 Cody Gustoff
18. 27C Cory Adams
19. 67 Ed Mahlstedt
20. 16B Jay Arends
21. 8B Robert Smith
22. 12M Matt McDonald
23. 911 Darin Rothfus
24. 99 Jeff Knight
Dwarf/Mod Lite - 26 cars - all to the A
Heat 1 - 88 James May
Heat 2 - Colby Oberembt
Heat 3- 82 Charlie Brown
Feature
1. 88 James May
2. OB Colby Oberembt
3. 99 Josh May
4. 8 Dusty Masolini
5. X50 Joel Huggins
6. 57 Tim Hennigar
7. 64 Randy Bryan
8. 15 Andy Bryant
9. 20 Jeff Stensland
10. 41Z Bryan Zehm
11. 95 Mike Kennedy
12. 01 David Schmalzried
13. 16 Angelo Montgomery
14. 09 Joel Keenan
15. 89 Travis Stensland
16. 11R Jason Whitehead
17. 9 Rick Taylor
18. 1 John Gardner
19. 8 Joe Wood
20. 4L Larry Sorenson
21. 93 Tim Milner
22. 76 Terry Sorenson
23. 8T Todd Thorson
24. 3C Duane Coffman
25. 00 Phillip Reeves
26. 82 Charlie Brown
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