Team Car Warz Forced to Reschedule Ocala Speedway for October 8th

by Team Car Warz Media

Ocala, FL (September 24, 2010) With a packed house last night at Ocala Speedway, Car Warz was forced to cancel their first ever dirt show and reschedule it for Friday night, October 8th.

There had been rain all around the speedway but yet at 8 p.m., the speedway was still dry and it looked like maybe the Rain Gods were going to be good to Car Warz. But what started as a drizzle, ended up being a lightning storm with heavy downpours.

Fans did get alittle taste of what will come October 8th as they saw the famous T-Bone stunt done by RV Dave. Using ramps, RV Dave drives his car into a van positioned vertically in the nfield. Dave must hit the van just right to bring in barreling down on the ground which he did without a hitch. The van was not okay and carried off in pieces, RV Dave was fine.

Fans also got to see the enduro which was started three men deep from a dead standstill. Thirty cars were in the field with a few more coming in late due to a minor traffic ticket for one of the drivers for not having working taillights. All three cars were stopped and their licenses run but only one had no taillights which does happen as we all know with race trailers and boat trailers.

The enduro race had to be shortened as the rain began during the race and made the track slicker and slicker and to the point that everyone was sliding into everyone else. At this point, fans were running for any cover they could find from the rain coming down. Johnny Alexander took the win over Curtis Clark.

It was first announced that the RV Demo would run but the rain just would not give the track or Car Warz a break and officials from both Team Car Warz and Ocala Speedway thought it best for everyone to just reschedule the show for October 8th.

4 Cylinder Enduro Top Ten
1- 8 Johnny Alexander
2- 12C Curtis Clark
3- 31 Mike Autenrieth
4- 23 Don Paugh
5- 49 James Sullivan
6- 1 Thomas Hughes
7- 4L Gene Gross
8- L9/67 Garret Stewart
9- 114 John Thorpe
10- 12D Justin Durbin

By Jane Smith|2010-09-25T21:46:48-04:00September 25th, 2010|Bubba Raceway Park, Race Results|Comments Off

Flooding Rains Reschedule Car Warz at Ocala

by BJ Cavin- Ocala Speedway Media

OCALA, FL- Many parts of Marion County were hit with heavy rains in the couple of hours before Car Warz invaded Ocala Speedway on Friday night, but while thunder and lightning were evident in the distance, the track remained dry. Fans came from all over the region to see everything from a RV demo derby to a 4 cylinder enduro race, and the grandstands were full by the time that the show got underway.

RV Dave opened the show with his famous flying T-bone into the roof of a van placed in a vertical position in the infield. Dave does the stunt by launching his car off of a small ramp and hitting the van roof in just the right place to soften the impact. Hit too low and the car strikes the ground first, and hit too high and the car could clear the van completely. Dave timed his approach and launch perfectly and hit the roof of the van almost dead center, walking away from the wreckage unscathed.

The first racing event was the 4 cylinder enduro, which began from a three wide standing start on the front stretch. Curtis Clark took control early and lead for most of the race, but was passed by Johnny Alexander later on. Meanwhile all sorts of banging, bumping, and spinning, was going on in every corner of the track, with some racers winding up waiting out the race in disabled cars sitting on the racing surface.

But an unexpected complication came with about 20 laps complete, as rain began falling and the race continued. The track was relatively dry to begin, but the rain quickly caused the surface to become slimy and slick, and while some racers found ways to adapt to the slick surface, others fell victim to it. The rain increased in intensity causing the officials to shorten the event to 40 laps as cars slipped and slid their way around the circuit to the checkered flags. The win went to Johnny Alexander with Curtis Clark scored in second place. Mike Autenrieth claimed the third spot followed by Don Paugh and James Sullivan for fourth and fifth places.

As cars staged for the figure 8 event the rain showed no sign of any let up, so event officials decided to call a halt and let nature rain itself out. As the rain continued they announced that the RV demo event would go on despite the weather, but quickly were forced to reverse that decision when the rains became torrential and were joined by thunder and lightning. And with the infield quickly submerging under the deluge, officials called the event, gave tickets out as rain checks, and announced that the Car Warz show would be made up on October 8th. All fans presenting the returned tickets will get in free of charge that night, and pit pass holders will be able to present their arm bands for free admission as well. The tickets and arm bands will be honored for free admission only on October 8th.

Ocala Speedway officials did not announce what would become of the race events that had been originally scheduled for October 8th, so fans and racers will need to refer to the schedule posted at www.OcalaSpeedway.com for further information. Fans or racers with questions about the rain check policy for this event should contact Ocala Speedway at 352-622-9400.

4 Cylinder Enduro Top Ten

1- 8 Johnny Alexander
2- 12C Curtis Clark
3- 31 Mike Autenrieth
4- 23 Don Paugh
5- 49 James Sullivan
6- 1 Thomas Hughes
7- 4L Gene Gross
8- L9/67 Garret Stewart
9- 114 John Thorpe
10- 12D Justin Durbin

By Jane Smith|2010-09-25T15:01:24-04:00September 25th, 2010|Bubba Raceway Park, Race Results|Comments Off

Orlando SpeedWorld Rained Out

ORLANDO SPEEDWORLD HAS BEEN RAINED OUT FOR FRIDAY 9/24/10. WE APOLOGIZE FOR THE INCONVENIENCE.

By Jane Smith|2010-09-24T19:14:55-04:00September 24th, 2010|Orlando Speedworld, Race Results|Comments Off

TIM RUSSELL BIDES HIS TIME AND WINS 100 LAP LATE MODEL RUN AT AUBURNDALE SPEEDWAY

by Dave Westerman

Longwood’s Tim Russell used a “wait and see” strategy before scoring his third Late Model victory of the year Saturday night at Auburndale Speedway. Another large crowd enjoyed some early Fall-like weather and some great racing including a “feel good” win by a little nine year old girl who stands barely three feet tall.

Russell started off the evening by setting quick time among the 21 machines that survived afternoon practice. 23 cars signed in but both Raymond Lovelady and Gayle Haines suffered machanical ills and had their machines in the trailer by qualifying time.

Russell’s lap of 13.475 seconds topped the 13.577 lap turned in by Daniel Webster. Anthony Campi was third quick at 13.610 followed by Jason Vail, Ryan Lisak and Johnathan Guy. The re-draw saw Russell pull a six pill while Webster drew the pole with Guy starting from the outside pole slot.

Webster grabbed the initial lead as Guy slipped a bit on the high side and dropped to fourth. Russell also got hung on the outside and dropped back to eighth. The caution was out quickly at the beginning of lap two as Joe Boyd went around in turn two with Russell just missing him having to come to a complete halt on the low side of the track.

Webster set the pace on the restart but the yellow was back out again as Sean Bass, running as a teammate to Webster, tangled up with Johnathan Waters on the back stretch. The third caution flew on lap 11 when Jimmy Castleberry pounded the back stretch wall and rode the concrete all the way to turn three.

Castleberry was OK but his car needed a tow from the track.

Webster continued to hold the point but now had huge pressure from both Anthony Campi and Jason Vail. Campi grabbed the lead on lap 22 bringing Vail with him. Just one lap later, Vail dove under Campi going into turn one and the two raced side-by-side off turn two before encountering the lapped car of Waters who was blocking Campi on the outside lane. Campi took evasive action and, in turn, punted Vail off into the infield grass. Vail’s car slid wildly into the dirt bank surrounding the turn three light pole.

Unbelievably, Vail’s car received little damage and he returned to the race.

Both teams became livid when track officials placed the two drivers at the rear of the field for the restart as they felt the lapped car triggered the incident. Campi took his car off the speedway with damage from the encounter and did not return while Vail reluctantly restarted from the tail of the field.

That put Webster back out front for the restart ahead of Guy and Ryan Lisak and he began to pull ahead off the pair chasing him. The green was out only until lap 30 when Donny Williams went for a spin in turn two.

On the restart only some great driving would avoid a major mess. Webster’s car would not fire and he pulled off into the infield as second-running Guy somehow managed to keep from smashing into Webster’s slowing car. Other drivers weren’t as lucky as several found themselves looking the wrong way. Fortunately the only damage was cosmetic and everyone continued including Webster who pitted while the cars were being lined up, made repairs, and came back out to start from the rear of the restart line-up still on the lead lap.

Johnathan Guy now became the leader and he quickly began to put distance between himself and second place Ryan Lisak who found himself being hounded by Russell who had worked his way up to third spot. Again, green flag racing was short-lived as Josh Todd spun off turn four to bring out the caution on lap 40.

The field returned to green but just six laps later the leaders encountered their second close call of the event as David Weaver, running near the tail of the field, blew his engine headed into turn one. Before flagman Scott Jackman could throw the yellow, the lead group hit the oil. Guy did a “slide fo life” but kept going straight. Lisak spun and tagged the wall slightly while Russell somehow missed him. Several other cars spun or went sliding with Ron Lofquist also getting a piece of the concrete. Once again though, all the damage was merely cosmetic and only Weaver was out of the race.

No one was penalized and the field hit the half-way mark shortly after the green flag flew with Guy leading Lisak, Russell, David King, Steve Tregear, a resurgent Jason Vail, Rusty Ebersole, Jason Rendell, Webster and Ricky Diaz.

Lap 51 saw Russell finally get a run on Lisak and he took second spot with King following him through for third spot. Vail moved into the top five by passing Tregear on lap 54. Lap 61 saw caution number eight as Diaz spun in turn one.

The restart put Russell right on the back bumper of Guy and the race for the lead was under way. Russell was simply too strong and he powered by Guy on the outside to take the lead on lap 66 and began building a sizeable lead while Guy had a similar advantage over third place King.

Lap 79 saw the good race back to the front for both Vail and Webster come to an abrupt halt as the two tangled earning them both a trip back to the tail of the restarting field. One lap later, Diaz spun again for yellow flag number ten.

Russell continued to lead easily but would have to slow three more times before the end of the race. Both Donny Williams and Ricky Diaz spun at the same time on lap 86 for caution number 11. Webster made it an even dozen caution periods when he stopped on the back stretch one lap later needing a push back to the pit area. It would be a baker’s dozen 13 cautions when Vail spun out on lap 96 for the final caution.

Russell had no problem claiming his third Late Model win of the year with Guy, in just his third Late Model race of his young career, coming home with a strong second. Russell was very complimentary of his crew in victory lane saying his car was running great. He indicated he used plenty of patience and dodged a few bullets before taking the checker. Guy had little say in victory lane as he was completely exhausted after just his third 100 lap effort in the class. King was very happy to take the show position as the veteran driver continues to run impressively this year. Lisak came home with a nice fourth place finish and Tregear was very happy as his low-buck effort came home fifth.

Rusty Ebersole kept his car totally clean throughout the 100 laps and he earned a sixth place finish. Jason Rendell, driving a car that “has just been sitting around the shop,” took seventh followed by Josh Todd and Perry Lovelady. Vail came back to eventually take the checker in tenth.

Brandon Morris grabbed the lead from Mark Medeiros on lap nine and went on to score his first Sportsman win of the year. Just three minor cautions slowed the action in this 25 lap race as Medeiros held off fast qualifier Lance Daubach for second. Eddie Hartin was running fourth on the last lap but blew his engine and dropped to eighth in the final run-down.

Fourth eventually went to point leader Dave Dunkin with Richard Elkins, Jr.

fifth. Rounding out the top ten were Chuck Harrison, Jr., Richard Fiore, Jr., Hartin, Ricky Todd and Brandon Duchscherer.

The Legend Cars were back after a couple of weeks off and showed up 21 strong. Point leader Jake Perkins set quick time but would see Gerald White, Jr. grab the lead at the start of their 30 lap feature.

White stayed out front for five laps before Mason Ketterman sped by to take the point before Dakota Baggett slowed to a stop in turn four to bring out the first caution. White re-claimed the lead on lap nine just before Brady Marshall spun for yellow flag number two on lap ten.

White continued to hold the front spot but Kory Abbott was on the charge. Abbott, who made it to the track just before qualifying after finishing his afternoon performance at Disney’s Hollywood Studios where he is a stunt driver, started fifth but snared the lead from White on lap 13 with Perkins following him into second spot.

Caution was out again on lap 23 as Corey White and Chase Fitzgerald tangled in turn two. On the ensuing restart, White spun out and lost several positions. One final yellow flag was thrown on lap 24 for a Leroy Moore spin.

Abbott had Perkins keeping him honest but the Apopka driver, the only Floridian to qualify for the “Legends Million” race at Charlotte Motor Speedway in July, grabbed his first Auburndale win of the year. Perkins was second trailed by Ketterman, Lynn Wiles and Donovan Ponder. Completing the top ten were Dave Gleason, Baggette, Gary Verdier, Zach Napoleon and Seth Adams.

The Legend Cars also ran a special show for national points only on Friday night. Lynn Wiles set fast time and Jake Perkins won the race.

Bobby Mobley set quick time then led every lap of the Street Stock feature. Only one caution, for a lap four tangle between Austin Jenkins and Kyle Hall, slowed Mobley’s pace. Cody McDuffie came home second followed by Jeff Waterman, James Wright III and Kyle Peters. Point leader Matt McCrary took sixth with Chris Spring, Dave Colpritt, Hall and Jenkins rounding out the top ten.

George Gorham, Jr. also scored a wire to wire win in the Scramblers after setting fast time. Driving a new car, Gorham had a relatively easy run topping point leader Kimberly Gullett. Third spot went to Reggie Ware followed by Jerry Pruitt and Brandon Strivel. Richard Brown took sixth with Dave Canfield, Gary Brown, Jr., Lee Tanner and Brian Tyre completing the top ten.

Rick Ragan topped a somewhat short field of Mini Cup cars leading the feature all the way after winning the heat race. Skip Baird was a distant second followed by Brandon Beach, Frank Beach and Brett Suggs.

Bandolero action saw Ryan Shattuck pass fast qualifier Joey Padgett on the second lap then speed to his second straight win. Teddy Lively grabbed the runner-up spot while Padgett held on for third. Andy Metz was fourth and Daniel Conlin, Jr. fifth. Noah Cornman was the top finishing Bandit (8 to 11 year old) driver in sixth.

Nine-year-old Kristin Clements made a bold move to win the Kids Club heat race, then led every lap of the feature race to score the victory in her first-ever competition. Kristin was happy but shaking like a leaf in victory lane as she was joined by her dad who was the co-driver in the passenger seat for the win. Dakota Hunt was second ahead of Justin Cribbs and Drew Kingsley.

Next week the School Bus Figure 8’S return along with a Demolition Derby.

The Figure 8 cars will also make their third appearance of the year plus the V-8 Bombers, Mini Stocks, Scramblers, Legends and Bandoleros will also be on the card. The Legends will be running their Regional Qualifier and the Bandoleros will be running their Florida State Championship race. Racing action starts at 7PM. For more information call 863-551-1131 or log on to www.auburndaleracing.com powered by Palm Tree Computers.

OFFICIAL RESULTS – AUBURNDALE SPEEDWAY – 9/18/10:

LATE MODELS:
1-#36 Tim Russell
2-#42 Johnathan Guy
3-#22 David King
4-#17 Ryan Lisak
5-#18 Steve Tregear
6-#23 Rusty Ebersole
7-#14 Jason Rendell
8-#89 Josh Todd
9-#50 Perry Lovelady
10-#407 Jason Vail
11-#111 Donny Williams
12-#49 Ron Lofquist
13-#33 Daniel Webster
14-#13 Ricky Diaz
15-#11 David Weaver
16-#72 Wally Warrick
17-#5 Joe Boyd
18-#21 Jonathan Waters
19-#81 Anthony Campi
20-#88 Jimmy Castleberry
21-#3 Sean Bass
DNS #7 Raymond Lovelady
DNS #60 Gayle Haines

STREET STOCKS:
1-#29 Bobby Mobley
2-#25 Cody McDuffie
3-#42 Jeff Waterman
4-#56 James Wright III
5-#53 Kyle Peters
6-#5 Matt McCrary
7-#142 Chris Spring
8-#4 Dave Colpritt
9-#17 Kyle Hall
10-#89 Austin Jenkins
11-#18 David Williams
12-#45 Joe Dowdy
13-#86 Jamie Castleberry

SCRAMBLERS:
1-#1 George Gorham, Jr.
2-#28 Kimberly Gullett
3-#96 Reggie Ware
4-#17 Jerry Pruitt
5-#7 Brandon Strivel
6-#62 Richard Brown
7-#71 Dave Canfield
8-#52 Gary Brown, Jr.
9-#67 Lee Tanner
10-#66 Bryan Tyre
11-#42 Mike Bauer

SPORTSMAN:
1-#56 Brandon Morris
2-#13 Mark Medeiros
3-#77 Lance Daubach
4-#71 Dave Dunkin
5-#55 Richard Elkins, Jr.
6-#8 Chuck Harrison, Jr.
7-#60 Richard Fiore, Jr.
8-#48 Eddie Hartin
9-#89 Richard Todd
10-#22 Brandon Duscherer
11-#111 Donny Williams
12-#07 Steve Smith
13-#89x Brett Jenkins
DNS #8x Austin Carr

MINI CUPS:
1-#21 Rick Ragan
2-#2 Skip Baird
3-#47 Brandon Beach
4-#46 Frank Beach
5-#3 Brett Suggs
6-#71 Duane Foster
7-#74 John Beach

KIDS CLUB:
1-#5 Kristin Clements
2-#99 Dakota Hunt
3-#18 Justin Cribbs
4-#55 Drew Kingsley

LEGEND CARS:
1-#5R Kory Abbott
2-#59 Jake Perkins
3-#71 Mason Ketterman
4-#31 Lynn Wiles
5-#81 Donovan Ponder
6-#17 Dave Gleason
7-#7 Dakota Baggette
8-#44 Gary Verdier
9-#1 Zach Napoleon
10-#5 Seth Adams
11-#38 Gerald White, Jr.
12-#8 Justin Brown
13-#2 Cory White
14-#14 Brady Marshall
15-#00 Anthony Cataldi
16-#83 Danielle Stratton
17-#51 Roger Englund
18-#96 Chase Fitzgerald
19-#21 Devin McLeod
20-#28 Joey Collins
21-#99 Leroy Moore

BANDOLEROS:
1-#13 Ryan Shattuck
2-#96 Teddy Lively
3-#83 Joey Padgett
4-#48 Andy Metz
5-#11 Daniel Conlin, Jr.
6-#30 Noah Cornman (Bandit)
7-#38 Cameron White (Bandit)
8-#03 Jacob Hunter

Next week the School Bus Figure 8’S return along with a Demolition Derby. The Figure 8 cars will also make their third appearance of the year plus the V-8 Bombers, Mini Stocks, Scramblers, Legends and Bandoleros will also be on the card. Racing action starts at 7 PM. For more information call 863-551-1131 or log on to www.auburndaleracing.com powered by Palm Tree Computers.

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By Jane Smith|2010-09-20T17:03:52-04:00September 20th, 2010|Auburndale Speedway, Race Results|Comments Off

Dude Holds off Superman in TBARA Thriller

By Rick Anges

Bradenton, Fl. The weather was perfect for a night of ASA sanctioned racing at the “High Banks” of DeSoto super Speedway and the fans in attendance were in store for another awesome night featuring the return of the High Powered TBARA Winged Sprints.

The “Four Wide” salute to the fans had the crowd on its feet as the field prepared for the action packed thirty-lap feature. (more…)

By Jane Smith|2010-09-20T17:22:57-04:00September 20th, 2010|DeSoto Speedway, Front Page News, Race Results|Comments Off

Top Gun Sprints Invade Volusia with Martin Coming out on Top

The Top Gun Sprints made their third visit of 2010 to Volusia Speedway Park on Saturday September 18, 2010. There were 22 cars at the track to give fans three heat races and a 25 lap feature race.

Shane Kreidler in the 13H car had the pole for the start of the first heat race. Shane took the lead on the start and led all 8 laps for the win. The 1 of Tim George had the pole for the start of the second heat race with Tony Agin in the 38 car on the outside. It was the 38 that made the better start and took the race lead and led from start to finish taking the heat win. Bruce Durden in the 17D car had the pole for the start of the third and final heat race, but it was Shawn Murray in the 22 coming from outside pole to the lead and took the heat win.

The 24 of Danny Martin had the pole for the start of the feature race event, with the 13H of Shane Kreidler alongside. After a parade lap, the race went to green and it was Danny Martin in the 24 car that took the lead. The first caution of the night came on lap 17 when the 30X car driven by DJ Peeples stopped with mechanical problems and was took to infield. The race got back to green with the 24 of Danny Martin out front and never looked backed and took the checkered flag, followed by Shawn Murray in the 22 car, A.J. Maddox in the 81 car, Bruce Durden in the 17D car, and Ryan Partin in the 14 car rounding out the top 5.

The staff and racers of the Top Gun Sprints would like to thank everyone for their support and hope to see you next race at East Bay Raceway on October 9^th.

Top Gun Sprints

Volusia Speedway Park, September 18, 2010

Heat #1

1) 13H Shane Kreidler (Jupiter, FL)

2) 83 Mark Ruel Jr. (Jacksonville, FL)

3) 83B Bob Auld (Largo, FL)

4) 11D Ashlyn Durden (Jacksonville, FL)

5) 47W Kyle Welchance (Sebring, FL)

6) 99 Dan Jones (Valrico, FL) DNS

Heat #2

1) 38 Tony Agin (Fort Myers, FL)

2) 24 Danny Martin (Sarasota, FL)

3) 1 Tim George (Veince, FL)

4) 17 Mark Chicca (Port Orange, FL)

5) 02 Gene Lasker (Tampa, FL) DNS

6) 71 Steve Stone (Orlando, FL) DNS

Heat #3

1) 22 Shawn Murray (Jacksonville, FL)

2) 14 Ryan Partin (Orlando, FL)

3) 81 A.J. Maddox (Seffner, FL)

4) 15 Rocky Sullivan (Plant City, FL)

5) 30 DJ Peeples (Wesley Chapel, FL)

6) 17D Bruce Durden (Jacksonville, FL)

Feature

1) 24 Danny Martin; 2) 22 Shawn Murray; 3) 81 A.J. Maddox; 4) 17D Bruce Durden; 5) 14 Ryan Partin; 6) 1 Tim George; 7) 13H Shane Kreidler; 8) 99 Dan Jones; 9) 15 Rocky Sullivan; 10) 47W Kyle Welchace; 11) 11D Ashlyn Durden; 12) 30X DJ Peeples; 13) 83 Mark Ruel Jr.; 14) 17 Mark Chicca; 15) 83B Bob Auld;

The 99 of Dan Jones, 02 of Gene Lasker, 71 of Steve Stone did not take the start of the feature race.

By Jane Smith|2010-09-20T15:04:51-04:00September 20th, 2010|Race Results, Volusia Speedway Park|Comments Off

Tim Russell tops Late Model Feature at Auburndale

By Carol Andrews

Saturday night at Auburndale Speedway 21 Late Models came out to race 100 lap of intense racing action to try to win the $3,000 first place money. Tim Russell was the driver to pass the finish line for the win, followed by #42 Jonathan Guy, 3rd place #22 David King

4-#17 Ryan Lisak

5-#18 Steve Tregear

6-#23 Rusty Ebersole

7-#14 Jason Rendell

8-#89 Josh Todd

9-#50 Perry Lovelady

10-#407 Jason Vail

11-#111 Donny Williams

12-#49 Ron Lofquist

13-#33 Daniel Webster

14-#13 Ricky Diaz

15-#11 David Weaver

16-#72 Wally Warrick

17-#5 Joe Boyd

18-#21 Jonathan Waters

19-#81 Anthony Campi

20-#88 Jimmy Castleberry

21-#3 Sean Bass

Street Stocks

1-#29 Bobby Mobley

2-#25 Cody McDuffie

3-#42 Jeff Waterman

4-#56 James Wright III

5-#53 Kyle Peters

6-#5 Matt McCrary

7-#142 Chris Spring

8-#4 Dave Colpritt

9-#17 Kyle Hall

10-#89 Austin Jenkins

11-#18 David Williams

12-#45 Joe Dowdy

13-#86 Jamie Castleberry

Scramblers

1-#1 George Gorham

2-#28 Kimberly Gullett

3-#96 Reggie Ware

4-#17 Jerry Pruitt

5-#7 Brandon Strivel

6-#62 Richard Brown

7-#71 Dave Canfield

8-#52 Gary Brown

9-#67 Lee Tanner

10-#66 Bryan Tyre

11-#42 Mike Bauer

Sportsman

1-#56 Brandon Morris

2-#13 Mark Medeiros

3-#77 Lance Daubach

4-#71 Dave Dunkin

5-#55 Richard Elkins Jr

6-#8 Chuck Harrison II

7-#60 Richard Fiore

8-#48 Eddie Hartin

9-#89 Richard Todd

10-#22 Brandon Duscherer

11-#111 Donny Williams

12-#07 Steve Smith

13-#89x Brett Jenkins

N/S#8x Austin Carr

Mini Cups

1-#21 Rick Ragan

2-#2 Skip Baird

3-#47 Brandon Beach

4-#46 Frank Beach

5-#3 Brett Suggs

6-#71 Duane Foster

7-#74 John Beach

Kids Club

1-#5 Kristin Clements (1st race- 9 yrs old)

2-#99 Dakota Hunt

3-#18 Justin Cribbs

4-#55 Drew Kingsley

Legends

1-#5R Kory Abbott

2-#59 Jake Perkins

3-#71 Mason Ketterman

4-#31 Lynn Wiles

5-#81 Donovan Ponder

6-#17 Dave Gleason

7-37 Dakota Baggette

8-#44 Gary Verdier

9-#1 Zach Napoleon

10-#5 Seth Adams

11-#38 Gerald White Jr

12-#8 Justin Brown

13-#2 Cory white

14-#14 Brady Marshall

15-#00 Anthony Cataldi

16-#83 Danielle Stratton

17-#51 Roger Englund

18-#96 Chase Fitzgerald

19-#21 Devon McLeod

20-#28 Joey Collins

21-#99 Leroy Moore

Bandoleros

1-#13 Ryan Shattuck

2-#96 Teddy Lively

3-#83 Joey Padgett

4-#48 Andy Metz

5-#11 Daniel Conlin Jr

6-#30 Noah Cornman (Bandit)

7-#38 Cameron White (Bandit)

8-#03 Jacob Hunter

Next week SCHOOL BUS FIGURE 8’S return along with Demo Derby, Figure 8’s, 100 lap Enduro, V-8 Bombers, Mini Stocks, Scramblers, Legends and Bandoleros. Racing action starts at 7 PM. For more information call 863-551-1131 or log on to www.auburndaleracing.com

By Jane Smith|2010-09-19T20:04:11-04:00September 19th, 2010|Auburndale Speedway, Race Results|Comments Off

Wayne Anderson tops FAST Late Models at Columbia Motorsports Park

COLUMBIA MOTORSPORTS PARK RESULTS………………Sept. 18, 2010

FAST LATE MODELS

1. 84 Wayne Anderson

2. 10 Steve Doer

3. 86 Jeff Scofield

4. 80 Brian Finney

5. 75 Austin Kirkpatrick

6. 4B Randy Anderson

7.127 Kyle Maynard

8. 70 Jeremy Gerstner

9. 26 Jessica Murphy

10.170 John Gerstner

11.55 Todd Allen

12.23 Todd Brown

13.57 Jason Garver

14.82 Danny Maddox

15. 1 Fain Skinner

16.184 Alan Bruns

17.84x Don Parkinson

18.54 Dustin Chambers

SPORTSMAN

1. 8 Wesley Keller

2. 16 Patrick Mennenga

3. 07 Jeff Prescott

4. 16 Brian Hull

5. 14 Oral Tanner

6. 06 Josh Wise

7. 35 Rick Kase

8. 69 Don Milam

9. 31 Roy Crain

10. 1 Shane Nichols

1 Bobby Ford-DNS

44 Charlie Seroki-DNS

PURE STOCK

1. 16 Jason Garver

2. 58 Larry Welter, Jr

3. 71 Jason Warsing

4. 5 Jerrelton Floyd

5. 39 Tim Alldredge

6. 96 Don Cruce

7. 81 Morris Richardson

8. 27 Nathan Huffingham

9. 7 Tim Parrott

HORNETS

1. 98 Jon Brown

2. 46 Kimberly Alldredge

3. 69 Mark Copeland

V-8 BOMBERS

1. 11 Todd Breer

2. 85 Larry Welter, Sr.

3. 76 Tony Kuhr

4. 28 Tony Deas

5. 8 Derek Davis

6. 85 Shannon Welter

22 Stan Lang-DNS

58 Katie Welter-DNS

4Q Ron McCrary

E-MODS

1. 77 Trevor McKinley

2. 01 J.F. McClellan

3. 6 Mickey Wright

4. 31 Heather Bell

CMP POINTS-2010 after 9/18/2010

SPORTSMAN

8	Wesley Keller M	781	(8)
16	Brian Hull M	771	(3)
07	Jeff Prescott	584	(6)
21	Sean Monaghan	503	(6)
14	Oral Tanner	336
06	Josh Wise M	326
76	Jim Higginbotham M	294
44	Charles Seroki	293	(1)
1F	Bobby Ford M	290
121	Gordon Cade M	178
1M	Matt Walker M	167
7J	Jason Parker	160
32	Shelton Bowers	141
20	Tony Kuhr M	121
14	Tater Stalnaker	94
17	Nevin Gainey	82
16M	Patrick Mennenga	64
9	Kody Jett	60
74	Jason Garver M	53
20	Len Stapleton	48
11	John Mitchell	46
31	Roy Crain	36
22	Gene Owen	32
13	Aaron Williamson	28
69	Don Milam	25
29	Leroy Donaldson	24
35	Rick Kase	19
41	Adam Hitt	13
13	Marty Wood	12
33	Eric Law	8
74	Jay Middleton	8
67	Russell Patterson	6
90	Jeff Cole M	5
1	Shane Nichols	4

PURE STOCK

39	Tim Alldredge M	837	(7)
12	Jason Garver M	590	(9)
96	Don Cruce M	416
16	Randy O’Neal	386	(4)
15	Justin Ellison M	280
7	Dylan Hilliard	253	(1)
7p	Tim Parrott	187
58	Larry Welter, Jr.	162	(1)
5	Jason Floyd	136
81	Morris Richardson	133
97	Bucky York	128	(1)
7k	Jason Kight	105
7	Wayne Manning	97
22	Nevin Gainey	95	(1)
98	Todd Brown	85
5	Jerrelton Floyd	72
42	Bruce Flowers	70
01	John Alford	53
16	Eddie Gainey	45	(1)
71	Jason Warsing	36
27	Nathan Huffingham M	34
18	John Roling	32
07	Shawn Creech	29
74	Robbie Disbrow	28
6	Leonard Arnold	27
26	James Cook	27
01	Robert Petty	15

BOMBERS

76	Andy Nichols M	622	(4)
27	Nathan Huffingham M	603	(3)
22	Stan Lang M	466	(5)
15	Derek Davis M	459
7	Shawn DeSotle M	320	(2)
85	Larry Welter, Sr.	250	(2)
16	Brian Hull M	243
8	John DeSotle M	213
54	Eric Hofmann M	185	(1)
3	AC Morrow M	175
2	Jerrelton Floyd	156
58	Larry Welter, Jr.	134	(2)
16	Mike Parsell	130
10	Alex Lang	130
02	Mark Chinell M	104
11	Todd Breer	72	(1)
23	Beverly Harry	66
29	Rick Montalvo	66
2	Jason Floyd	60
17	Shane Cornelius	42	(1)
77	Dan Berkowitz	41
76	Tony Kuhr M	37
28	Tony Deas	31
28	Don Welter	25
85	Shannon Welter	23
95	Justin Herndon	22
7	Timmy Manning	20
58	Katie Welter	18
4Q	Ron McCrary	17
54	Rob Rye	2

HORNETS

69	Mark Copeland	669	(6)
2	Bert Daugherty M	465	(6)
15	DJ Ellison	428	(5)
46	Kim Alldredge M	378	(1)
98	Todd Brown	319	(3)
1	Donald Davis M	269
7	Tyler Prescott	264
44	Carl Taylor M	216
1	Brandon Henault	139
09	Ed Petrow M	103
28	Wesley Daugherty	101
1	Mike Parsell	84
98	Jon Brown	84	(2)
48	James Sullivan	68
12	Robert O’Neail	67
07	Steve Jeffers	62
22	Jacob Kuhr	59
83	Gary Kissick	58
02	Mark Chinell M	57
99	John Windham	35
5	Rick Reed	35
60	Doyle O’Bryant	35
4	A.J. Mikesell	32
53	Lawrence Farmer	30
20	Wade Parker	28
7	Mark Sloan	27
46	Tony Kuhr M	22
07	Steven Jeffers	22
71	Bill Bollier	20
06	Josh Wise M	16
21	Joe Trowell	15

E-MODS

01	JF McClellan M	466	(8)
6	Mickey Wright M	364
31	Heather Bell M	240	(1)
17	Nevin Gainey	168
77	Trevor McKinley	124	(2)
26	Jason Garver M	75
85	Wayne Parker M	73
3	Travis Coffey	55
409	JD Coffey	50
12	John Zedek	36
27	Andy Waldron	32
33	Adam Hitt	28
21	Len Stapleton	20

By Jane Smith|2010-09-19T16:52:13-04:00September 19th, 2010|Columbia Motorsports Park, Race Results|Comments Off

Martin Dominates Top Guns at Volusia

by VSP Media

All Photos Courtesy of JimJonesPhoto.com
BARBERVILLE, FL- Saturday night’s crowd at Volusia Speedway Park saw plenty of high speed excitement as the Top Gun Sprint Car Series made a final 2010 appearance on the south’s fastest half mile. Adding to the action were three of VSP’s top divisions, including the Budweiser Modifieds, the Taylor Racing Products Sportsman cars, and the Daytona Sportswear Street Stocks. And at intermission fans saw a full field of dachshunds hit the clay in the dog-eat-dog action of the Wiener Nationals, where local favorite, Willy, successfully defended his championship.

The Top Gun Sprints arrived at Volusia Speedway Park with their points battle locked in a dead heat at the top. Ryan Partin had held the top spot until the series’ last battle at Ocala and VSP, but after those races Tim George had pulled even with Partin at the top of the points. But the dominant force back in July was Danny Martin, who snared wins at both Ocala’s tricky 3/8ths mile, and at Volusia’s fast and wide half mile, on consecutive nights, and Martin had not lost any of that dominance over the past couple of months. (more…)

By Jane Smith|2010-09-19T16:38:45-04:00September 19th, 2010|Front Page News, Race Results, Volusia Speedway Park|Comments Off

Troy DeCaire top Central FL Wingless Sprints at Citrus County Speedway

Finishes: 09/18/2010

All Photos Courtesy of rewingphotos.com
	Street Stocks		Feature
Car-#	Drivers Name	Home Town	Winner
42	Richie Smith	Hernando	1
63	Tim Alexander		2
33	Bill Ryan	Bushnell	3
95	Jeff Tillman	Gainesville	4
4	Jay Witfoth	Beverly Hills	5
090	John Hughes	Hernando	6
25	Raynold Lyon	Brooksville	7
27	John Makula	New Port Richey	8


	Pure Stocks		Feature
Car-#	Drivers Name	Home Town	Winner
33	Chad Markland	Bushnell	1
5	James Peters	Winter Garden	2
15	Levi Roberts	Spring Hill	3
35	David Walls	Summerfield	4
27	Sherry Makula	New Port Richey	5
37	Rick Selvage	Dade City	6
39	Carl Peters	Winter Garden	7
44	Glen Colyer	Homosassa	8
01	Dwight Carter	Dade City	9
14	Bryan Cox		10
198	Donnie Buckner	Leesburg	11
181	J.R. Collins		12
96	Austin Dinkins	Bushnell	13
76	Bret Martin	Citrus Springs	14
46	Duane Baker		15
70	Clarence Kyser	Summerfield	16
88	Vic Shahid	Floral City	17
6	Eddie Hudak	Homosassa	18
20	Chris Ickes	Brooksville	19
38	Troy Davis	Spring Hill	20
99	Cody Stickler	Pinellas Park	DQ
36	Mike Dubbs	Bushnell	DQ


	4-Cylinder Stocks		Feature
Car-#	Drivers Name	Home Town	Finish
21	Phil Edwards	Crystal River	1
77	Kevin Knox	Wesley Chapel	2
71	Sonya Heater	Homosassa	3
65	Happy Florian	Lecanto	4
50	Jesse Mallory	Summerfield	5
54	Michael Dresch	Ocoee	6
29	Chris Snow	Inverness	7
95	Wayne Heater	Homosassa	8
98	Kevin Stone	Dade City	9
18	Bo Denney	Dade City	10
12	David Dunbar	Clermont	11
47	Richard Kuhn	Ocala	12


	Central Florida Wingless Sprint Car Association		Feature
Car-#	Drivers Name	Home Town	Finish
68D	Troy DeCaire	Tampa	1
68	Mickey Kempgens	Dade City	2
1	Brian Gingras		3
12	Collin Cabre	Thonotosassa	4
89	David Slawiak	Brandon	5
41	Ray Bragg	Riverveiw	6
87	Jimmy Alvis		7
75	Darrin Miller	Tampa	8
3	Dennis Misuraca		9
69	Ric Voisey	Wesley Chapel	10
6	Frankie Hurst	Land O’ Lakes	11
59	Dan Statter	Deltona	12
6T	Lance Taylor	Springhill	13
30	Mikey Jenkins Jr.		14
17	Bobby Gordon	Springhill	15
0	Sonny O’ Sullivan	Edgewater	16
6x	Skeeter Faulconer	Land O’ Lakes	17


	Outlaw Mod Minis		Feature
Car-#	Drivers Name	Home Town	Finish
26	Mike Endee	North Port	1
15	Doug Hopper	New Port Richey	2
04	Tom Meyers	Pinellas Park	3
22	Ric Mills	Arcadia	4
7	Melanie Braden	Hernando Beach	5
5	Craig Scherar	East Palotka	6
6	John Gula	Spring Hill	7
93	Ricky Gervasi	Holliday	8
1	Don Peacock	Homestead	9


	DWARFs		Feature
Car-#	Drivers Name	Home Town	Finish
04	Rick Lundeen	Jacksonville	1
14	Bo Bass	Eustis	2
23	Jerry Helfin	Gainesville	3
98	Chris McClelland	Ocoee	4
00	Donny Bass	Clarcona	5
83	Jeff Wolfe	Myakka City	6
33	Roger Richmond	Port Charlotte	7
8X	Rick Drayton	Silver Springs	8
17	John Bailey	Sarasota	9
25	John Bass	Clarcona	10