Martin dominates Top Gun Sprints at East Bay

From CL Whalin

Top Gun Sprints

East Bay Raceway, May 21, 2011

K&N Heat #1

1) 4 Billy Boyd (Gibsonton, FL)

2) 3A A J Maddox (Brandon, FL)

3) 17D Bruce Durden (Jacksonville, FL)

4) 27 Troy Knowles (Gibsonton, FL)

5) 14W Dan Jones (Valrico, FL)

6) 83A Christine Auld (Largo, FL)

7) 38 Tony Agin (Ft. Myers, FL)

8) 36 Kenneth Laureno (Port Charlotte, FL)

Simpson Heat #2

1) 24 Danny Martin (Sarasota, FL)

2) Z1 Harley Zimmerman (Jacksonville, FL)

3) 15 Johnny Gilbertson (Dover, FL)

4) 43 Terry Witherspoon (Jacksonville, FL)

5) 3 Travis Bliemeister (Nokomis, FL)

6) 0 Jimmy Ballew Jr. (Riverview, FL)

7) 92 Matt Kurtz (Jacksonville, FL)

8) 1* Tim George (Venice, FL)

Weld Racing Heat #3

1) 41 Stephen Darvalics (Venice, FL)

2) 8 Rich Alexander (Tampa, FL)

3) 83 Mark Ruel Jr. (Jacksonville, FL)

4) 55 Kerry Gilbert (Dover, FL)

5) 07 Clint Reynolds (San Antonio, FL)

6) 6S Robbie Smith (Tampa, FL)

7) 03 Tyler Eaton (Nokomis, FL) DNS

BoomTrux.Com Feature

1) 24 Danny Martin; 2) 83 Mark Ruel Jr.; 3) 41 Stephen Darvalics; 4) 3A A J Maddox; 5) 14W Dan Jones; 6) 4 Billy Boyd Jr.; 7) 15 Johnny Gilbertson; 8) 1* Tim George; 9) 43 Terry Witherspoon; 10) 55 Kerry Gilbert; 11) 6S Robbie Smith; 12) 0 Jimmy Ballew Jr.; 13) 8 Rich Alexander; 14) 17D Bruce Durden; 15) 92 Matt Kurtz; 16) 83A Christine Auld; 17) 03 Tyler Eaton; 18) 36 Kenneth Laureno; 19) 38 Tony Agin; 20) 3 Travis Bliemeister; 21) 27 Troy Knowles; 22) 07 Clint Reynolds; 23) Z1 Harley Zimmerman

Commentary

The Top Gun Sprints made their first visit of 2011 to East Bay Raceway on Saturday May 21, 2011. There were 23 cars at the track to give fans three heat races and a 25 lap feature race.

Billy Boyd in the 4 car had the pole with Christine Auld in the 83A on the outside for the start of the K&N heat race. Billy Boyd took the lead on the start and he took the win. The 3 of Travis Bliemenester had the pole for the SIMPSON heat race, with Danny Martin in the 24 car on the outside. It was the 24 that made the better start and took the second heat win. Kerry Gilbert in the 55 car had the pole with Robbie Smith in the 6S for the start of the WELD RACING heat race. Robbie Smith took the lead and on the last lap he spun on back stretch and Stephen Darvalics in the 41 passed him and took the heat win.

The Z1 of Harley Zimmerman had the pole for the start of the BOOMTRUX.COM feature race event, with the 24 of Danny Martin alongside. After a parade lap, the race went to green and it was Danny Martin in the 24 car that took the lead never looked backed and took the checkered flag, followed by Mark Ruel Jr. in the 83 car, Stephen Darvalics in the 41 car, A J Maddox in the 3A car and Dan Jones in the 14W 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 at Hendry County Motorsports Park June 4, 2011. Congratulation goes out to Tim George for winning the KSE Hardcharger Award.

By Scott|2011-05-25T19:14:26-04:00May 25th, 2011|East Bay Raceway Park, Race Results, Series|Comments Off

Dutilly wins red flagged Florida United Promoters Series Late Model race at Auburndale

By Carol Andrews

Saturday Night at Auburndale Speedway we had 28 Late Models return after the rainout last week to compete in the Florida United Promoters Series Late Model 100 lap event. The race was red flag due to a serious crash on the back stretch that took out the top three cars in the race at that time. The winners in the Late Model race along with the other classes are as follows:

1-#30 Jesse Dutilly

2-#07 Jeff Scofield

3-#64 Joe Winchell

4-#21 Kevin Ingram

5-#72 Sean Bass

6-35 Joe Boyd

7-#87 Keith Lilley

8-#55 Dakotah Stephens

9-#33 Daniel Webster

10-#84 Wayne Anderson

11-#88 Justin Larson

12-#42 Jon Guy

13-#19 Ray Black Jr

14-#59 Jake Perkins

15-#49 Ron Lofquist

16-#05 Harold Crooms

17-#10 Steve Dorer

18-#17 Ryan Lisak

19-#36x Gary Padula

20-#8 Bobby Shelton

21-#36 Tim Russell

22-#81 Anthony Campi

23-#20 Anthony Sergi

24-#7 Darryl Shelnut

Legends

1-#5R Kory Abbott

2-#00 Anthony Cataldi

3-#7 Dakota Baggette

4-#96 Chase Fitzgerald

5-#87 Austin Blankenship

6-#5 Seth Adams

7-#8 Justin Brown

8-#83x Joey Padgett

9-#9 Camron Ray

10-#31 Lynn Wiles

11-#21 Devi McLeod

12-#81 Donovan Ponder

13-#99 Leroy Moore

14-#94 Matt Blankenship

15-#85 Drew Carter

16-#4R Marcelo Henriques

17-#65 Mark Bibeau

18-#07 Dave Gleason

19-#59x Becca Monopoli

20-#44 Gary Verdier

21-#14B Jordan Black

22-#83 Danielle Stratten

23-#6 Zach Napoleon

Bandoleros

1-#19 Keith Sinkula

2-#24 Trey Lively

3-#1 Kristin King

Pro Challenge

1-#25 Paul White

2-#18 Ryan Rust

3-#24 Kevin Terry

4-#28 Randy Glick

5-#2 Harvey Johnson

6-#14 Robert Bass

7-#12 Steve Greenwell

8-#56 Mark Landis

9-#11 Jacob Calloway

Sportsman

1-#2 Steve Dorer

2-#10 George Gorham

3-#171 Mark Medeiros

4-#48 Eddie Hartin

5-#55 Richard Elkins Jr

6-#12 Trevor Veasey

N/S#71 Dave Dunkin

Street Stocks

1-#56 James Wright III

2-#17 Kyle Hall

3-#4 Dave Colpritt

4-#5 Matt McCrary

5-#25 Cody McDuffie

Next week Trucks return along with Modified Mini, Legends, Street Stocks, Mini Stocks, V-8 Bombers, Scramblers, Bandoleros and Kids Club. Racing starts at 7 PM. For more information call 863-551-1131 or log on to www.auburndaleracing.com

By Scott|2011-05-25T19:52:31-04:00May 25th, 2011|Auburndale Speedway, Race Results|Comments Off

Two Hot Days Of Racing at Volusia Speedway

by BJ Cavin- VSP Media

BARBERVILLE, FL- Things heated up over the weekend at Volusia Speedway Park as the first two day event of 2011 spanned both Saturday night and Sunday at the World’s Fastest Half Mile. Five racing divisions hit the clay on Saturday night, and on Sunday race fans were treated to the Blackwater Inn Enduro race, plus two regular division feature events.

Jeff Mathews has been in firm control over the Quality Brands Budweiser Modifieds at Volusia as of late, but even “The Repo Man” is not immune to bad luck and unfortunate situations as Saturday night’s events demonstrated. In just five quick seconds of racing Mathews’ fortunes went south in a complicated deal that began in turn one and ended at the end of the backstretch, and that sent three competitive race cars to the pits in pieces.

Mathews had grabbed the lead from Dale Murray on lap 5 and was attempting to race away from the field when Kent Corbin spun in turns one and two. As the yellow was coming out for that incident Mathews had the unfortunate circumstance of his steering wheel detaching from the column, almost causing him to hit the turn 2 wall and leaving him struggling to reattach it. That left Mathews well off the pace and coasting down the middle of the backstretch as the rest of the field tried to split to get past, but in the jumble of cars darting up and down the track David Pollen and Dave Barber failed to see the disabled 33 in time. Both hit Mathews almost simultaneously, with Pollen’s mod literally climbing over the top of Mathews before all three came to rest at the entrance to turn 3. The three drivers walked away, but Mathews’ and Pollen’s cars were all but destroyed in the dramatic mishap.

In yet another aspect of the mess on the backstretch, Larry Burkins had been running second to Mathews when all of the trouble started, but he failed to escape from the mayhem unscathed. Burkins had a tire going down and slipped into the pits as the red flag was displayed, and thus was relegated to the rear of the field on the restart, which handed the lead to James Smith. Smith took control and held off all challengers from there to seal a win, as Jared Allison got second place and Austin Sanders raced his way to third place. Dalton Lanich and Scott Mooers rounded out the top five finishers.

After stepping up and notching his first Daytona Machine Shop Sportsman win last week, Blaise Hetznecker only got to take a couple of laps for points on the race track this weekend after engine woes left his 17H machine on jackstands in the pits. But Paul Shead was ready to go, and he bolted to the front at the start with Steve Shead all over him in the second spot. Kyle Chappell was also in the mix with the frontrunners early on, but the big mover was Aaron Barsness, who picked his way through traffic and eventually wrestled the lead away from Paul Shead late in the race as Shead slid up the track in turn 2. Barsness held on to get the win leaving Paul Shead to settle for second place, and Kyle Chappell followed for third. Steve Shead held off Mike Haney as they finished fourth and fifth.

Donnie Chappell has climbed to the top of the Daytona Dodge Chrysler Jeep Ram Late Model division and Saturday night’s action proved that Chappell is not going to be easy to remove from the top spot. Matt Hartley gave it everything that he had, even to the point of risking a crash in order to reel in Chappell, but it wasn’t enough as Chappell got another winner’s interview in the Destination Daytona Victory Lane. Hartley was second, while David Clegg held firm and came home with a solid third place finish. Lawton Minchew was fourth, and Kenny Monahan drove the 311 to fifth place.

A multi lap battle between Donnie Birdwell and Alan Peacock had the crowd cheering and on their feet as the Thunder Stocks took their turn on the big half mile. Peacock rocketed to the lead early and was running a high line around the track when Birdwell grabbed his attention at the bottom near the inside wall. As Peacock stated later, he thought that he was home free until Birdwell appeared, and from there it was a heated, yet clean side by side battle for the majority of the race. The battle for the lead raged on as Tom Hughes, Pete Close, and Alan Lane, all mixed it up for third place along the way behind the frontrunners. In the end Alan Peacock got the better of Donnie Birdwell and sealed the win while Birdwell placed second. Tom Hughes bettered his competition for third place and Pete Close got his second fourth place finish of 2011 in two appearances at Volusia. Alan Lane finished fifth.

Phil Brown is used to running with the leaders when the Daytona Sportswear Street Stocks race, and on Saturday night that is where he was, but actually in front instead of battling with the lead pack to get there. But Brown was far from taking it easy in the leader’s role as Mick Kulak was still feeling confident after his win the previous weekend, and was right there to keep Brown looking over his shoulder. Unfortunately for Kulak, Brown had the slightly faster car and won the race, thus getting his moment to shine in the Destination Daytona Victory Lane while Kulak went to the scales in second place. Chris Lane had a fight of his own early in the race as he got past Robert Donaly , and while Donaly never eased off on the pressure he was unable to repass Lane, leaving Lane in third place and Donaly fourth.

Sunday afternoon’s races were headlined by the Blackwater Inn Enduro, which featured everything from Mini Stocks to Challengers when it began, but wound up with a modified racer overcoming some crazy obstacles thrown out by the Volusia Speedway staff in order to grab a win. The race began from a standing start with Jared Allison in control behind the wheel of his enduro car, but on lap five officials stopped the field and reversed them on the track, forcing them to race clockwise and taking the advantage away from the racers with cars more powerful than the 4 cylinder bombers that were in the race. And with the cars running backwards around the track, Reid Christensen got past Daniel Wolf and took control of the race. If that were the end of it then Reid Christensen would have been the runaway victor, but race officials had one more crazy trick up their sleeves and stopped the racers on the front stretch with only one lap remaining.

Racers were informed that the last lap would be run in the correct direction on the track, but in reverse, which had all of them scrambling to figure out just how to accomplish backing up for a half mile when many of them had little visibility behind them. And that lack of visibility bit Reid Cristensen as he got to the first turn, as he backed his car into the wall. Christensen watched as Jared Allison went by him, then rolled down the track and into the pit area. Allison continued on around the track to the checkered flags, as did Casey Feaster and RJ Glaser, and after the others had crossed the line Christensen backed out of the pits and completed his lap. That gave the win to Jared Allison who collected the entire pot of money, but since Casey Feaster was five laps down at the finish and RJ Glaser was 9 laps down, Reid Christensen went home in second place with Feaster and Glaser taking third and fourth places. RJ Arnone rounded out the top five finishers.

The All Quality Products Mini Stocks were in short supply on Sunday afternoon, but the three cars that managed to start the race ran 10 laps for points and for their payouts. Despite chronic overheating problems that had him ducking into the pits to resupply his boiling race car with water, DJ Nobles managed to score a victory and celebrate with his crew in the Destination Daytona Victory Lane. David Lebeau was the second place finisher and Wade Lear overcame earlier mechanical issues to start the Mini Stock feature and finish in third place.

The ongoing rivalry between Casey Feaster and RJ Glaser continued on Sunday afternoon as the Sparkle N Shine Car Wash Challengers ran for points and money, and despite starting at the front of the field on the pole, Glaser failed to keep the speedy 20 car behind him. While Glaser used the middle and bottom of the track thus taking the shorter route around, Feaster went up to the wall and built momentum, passing Glaser on the second lap and keeping the 004 at bay throughout the race. So Casey Feaster grabbed yet another win as RJ Glaser settled for second, and Daniel Wolf raced hard for third place. Brandon Haseleu struggled with the handling of his car as the racetrack was too wet at the bottom and too dry at the top for his liking, but he held on for the fourth spot while Lance Allison grabbed fifth place.

Saturday, May 28th, will provide a night off for the Budweiser Modifieds, but the Daytona Dodge Chrysler, Jeep Ram Late Models will be back on the track and will be running a special Elimination Race for the top ten in the points battle. Late Model racers will take on each other in a process of elimination until only one is left standing as the sole survivor. Fans will also see another visit from the always exciting Florida Mini Sprint Association, plus hot action from the Daytona Machine Shop Sportsman Division, the Daytona Sportswear Street Stocks, the Thunder Stocks, and the Sparkle N Shine Car Wash Challengers. Complete details can be found at www.TheVoulsiaSpeedway.com.

Volusia Speedway Park Results for 5/21/11 and 5/22/11

Daytona Dodge Chrysler Jeep Ram Late Model

1- 25 Donnie Chappell
2- 11 Matt Hartley
3- 07 David Clegg
4- 23 Lawton Minchew
5- 311 Kenny Monahan
6- 24 Dennis Williams
7- 31T Stephen Thompson
DNS- 33 Jeff Mathews

Quality Brands Budweiser Modified

1- 40 James Smith
2- 18 Jared Allison
3- 64 Austin Sanders
4- 12 Dalton Lanich
5- 10 Scott Mooers
6- 0K Kent Corbin
7- 66 Dale Murray
8- 34 Jim Passino
9- 54 Larry Burkins
10- 33 Jeff Mathews
11- 88 David Pollen
12- 56 Dave Barber
13- 67 Garret Stewart
DNS- Z06 Larry Mott

Daytona Machine Shop Sportsman

1- 11 Aaron Barsness
2- 80 Paul Shead
3- 66 Kyle Chappell
4- 10 Steve Shead
5- 22 Mike Haney
6- 17K Marc Kinley
7- 54 Tim Hughes
8- 57H Heinz Haas
9- 40 Steve Branton
10- 17H Blaise Hetznecker
DNS- 77A Wayne Allen

Daytona Sportswear Street Stock

1- 13 Philip Brown
2- 2S Mick Kulak
3- 5 Chris Lane
4- 9R Robert Donaly
DNS- V1 Delbert Moyer

Thunder Stock

1- 13 Alan Peacock
2- 31 Donnie Birdwell
3- 29 Tom Hughes
4- 4 Pete Close Jr.
5- 05 Alan Lane
6- 32 Jim Shaw
7- 23 Jim Nichols
8- 16 Brian Shrunk
9- 03 Robert Shrunk
DNS- X Justin Dean
DNS- 09 Jim Goempel

Blackwater Inn Enduro (25 laps/winner takes all)

1- 1A Jared Allison
2- 30 Reid Christensen
3- 20 Casey Feaster
4- 004 RJ Glaser
5- 1 RJ Arnone
6- 01 Daniel Wolf
7- 3 Brandon Haseleu
8- 3 DJ Nobles

All Quality Products Mini Stock

1- 3 DJ Nobles
2- 777 David Lebeau
3- 11 Wade Lear

Sparkle N Shine Car Wash Challenger

1- 20 Casey Feaster
2- 004 RJ Glaser
3- 01 Daniel Wolf
4- 3 Brandon Haseleu
5- 1A Lance Allison
6- 30 Reid Christensen
7- 48 Mark Comitale
DNS- 6 Sonny Espy

Photos courtesy of Bob Perran:

James Smith celebrates his Budweiser Modified win

Philip Brown grabs a win with the Daytona Sportswear Street Stocks

Donnie Chappell notches another Daytona Dodge Chrysler Jeep Ram Late Model win

Aaron Barsness celebrates his Daytona Machine Shop Sportsman victory

Alan Peacock scores another Thunder Stock win

Jared Allison wins the Blackwater Inn Enduro race

By Scott|2011-05-23T10:22:35-04:00May 23rd, 2011|Race Results, Volusia Speedway Park|Comments Off

New Smyrna Speedway Official Results for 5/21/11

E-Modifieds – 50 laps

1.	#112	Jarrett Korpi
2.	#0	Josh Todd
3.	#21x	Sean Monaghan
4.	#6	Chris Brannon
5.	#23	Mike Pletka
6.	#27M	Mike Soukup
7.	#40	Boaty Boatwright
8.	#54	David Hite
9.	#11	Earl Beckner
10.	#21	Mike Dahm
11.	#76	Jim Higginbotham
12.	#27	Jason Garver

Modifieds – 25 laps

1.	#7	Jarrett Snowden
2.	#1	Wayne Jefferson
3.	#0	Josh Todd
4.	#112	Jarrett Korpi
5.	#16	David Le Beau
6.	#21	Mike Dahm
7.	#23	Mike Pletka
DNS	#11	Earl Beckner

Pro-Trucks – 25 laps

1.	#6	Joe Fitos
2.	#11	Robert Strader Jr
3.	#18	Jason Rosarius
4.	#18x	Blake Haddock
5.	#31	Rodney Haddock
6.	#51	Brenton Franklin
7.	#32	Bill Stacy

Strictly Stocks – 20 laps

1.	#95	Garrett Hill
2.	#57	Joe Candalino
3.	#x88	Robert Pence
4.	#21x	George Dahm
5.	#66	Rick Gaither
6.	#37	Steven Metts
7.	#21M	Maureen Dahm
8.	#88	Mark Shukwitt
DQ	#44	Dustin Higdon
DNS	#76	Leroy Crawford

By Scott|2011-05-22T19:03:24-04:00May 22nd, 2011|New Smyrna Speedway, Race Results|Comments Off

Desoto Super Speedway Results From May 21, 2011

ROOKIE TRUCKS – FEATURE

Finish	Start	Car	Driver	Hometown	Points
1	3	74	Brad Bowman	Largo , F	40.00
2	1	7	Dylan Martin	Lakeland , Fl	38.00
3	2	8	Joseph Mursuli	Holiday , Fl	36.00
4	8	4	Brooke Storer	Zephyrhills , Fl	34.00
5	4	21	Randall Leonard	Lake Placid, Fl	32.00
6	6	99	Cody Martell	Arcadia , Fl	30.00
7	9	44B	Matthew Green	Orlando , Fl	28.00
8	5	09	Jessica Robbins	Plant City, Fl	26.00
9	7	27	Lindsay Bowman	Clearwater , Fl	1.00	DNS
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TROPHY DASH – FEATURE

Finish	Start	Car	Driver	Hometown	Points
1	4	88	Larry Saffold	Brandon , Fl	5.00
2	7	53	Craig Jackson	Bradenton , Fl	3.00
3	2	21	Christopher Dodson	Bradenton , Fl	2.00
4	3	911	Brandon Cazemiro	–	2.00
5	6	25	Mark Jackson	Bradenton , Fl	1.00
6	8	88W	Jason Godwin	Parrish , Fl	1.00
7	1	7	Tommy Harper	Bradenton , Fl	1.00
8	5	666	Nicholas Ellis	Terra Ceia, Fl	1.00
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SPORTSMAN – FEATURE

Finish	Start	Car	Driver	Hometown	Points
1	2	35	Gregory Krom	Sarasota , Fl	40.00
2	6	73	Mark Peterson	Sarasota , Fl	38.00
3	1	57	Timmy Lowe	Pinellas Park, Fl	36.00
4	4	07	Scott Garrity	Port Richey, Fl	36.00
5	3	3	Duane Best	Myakka City, Fl	32.00	DNF
6	5	6	David Davis	, Fl	0.00	DNS
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MINI STOCKS – FEATURE

Finish	Start	Car	Driver	Hometown	Points
1	2	7	Kyle Rice	, Fl	40.00
2	4	26	Ronnie Brock Jr	Sebring , Fl	38.00
3	3	17	James Wood Jr	Bradenton , Fl	36.00
4	1	07	Mike Dunham	Pinst. Petersberg, Fl	34.00
5	5	81	Louie Kirby	Myakka City, Fl	32.00	DNF
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MODIFIED MINIS – FEATURE

Finish	Start	Car	Driver	Hometown	Points
1	5	21	Fred Harrison	Polk City, Fl	40.00
2	3	0	Dean Butrum	Venice , Fl	38.00
3	1	29X	Mike Kerrivan	Myakka City, Fl	36.00
4	4	4	Robbie Storer	Zephyrhills , Fl	34.00
5	2	82	Timothy Herrington	Zephyrhills , Fl	32.00
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PURE STOCKS – FEATURE

Finish	Start	Car	Driver	Hometown	Points
1	1	71	Darrin Ellis	Myakka City, Fl	0.00
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BOMBERS – FEATURE

Finish	Start	Car	Driver	Hometown	Points
1	3	67	Jimmie Best	Sarasota , Fl	40.00
2	2	33X	Michael Crooks	St Petersberg, Fl	38.00
3	7	02	John Stewart	Pinellas Park, Fl	36.00
4	1	43	Mark Petty	Venice , Fl	34.00
5	6	81	Rex Hawkins	Pinellas Park, Fl	32.00
6	4	96	Robert Vigilo	Bradenton , Fl	30.00	DNF
7	5	3X	Kyle Best	Myakka City, Fl	28.00	DNF
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DS TRUCKS – FEATURE

Finish	Start	Car	Driver	Hometown	Points
1	2	23	Michael Smith	Auburndale , Fl	40.00
2	6	2X	Gerald Campbell	Sebring , Fl	38.00
3	3	50	Danny Anderson	Bradenton , Fl	36.00
4	10	4	Dennis Colletti, Jr	Florida , Fl	34.00
5	9	18	Cheyne Hammond	Apollo Beach, Fl	32.00
6	4	24	Bruce Bennett Jr.	Orlando , Fl	30.00	DNF
7	1	8	Todd Bontrager	Sarasota , Fl	28.00	DNF
8	11	09	Jody Robbins	Tampa , Fl	26.00	DNF
9	7	63	Zac Curtis	Palm Bay, Fl	24.00	DNF
10	12	4X	Joey Logan	, Fl	22.00	DNF
11	5	6	David Davis	, Fl	20.00	DNS
12	8	13	J R Garcia Iii	Wimauma , Fl	0.00	DQ
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By Scott|2011-05-22T18:58:27-04:00May 22nd, 2011|DeSoto Speedway, Race Results|Comments Off

Orlando Speedworld Official Results for 5/20/11

Limited Late Models – 25 laps

1.	#20	Anthony Sergi
2.	#57	Chad Pierce
3.	#9	Rich Clouser
4.	#19	Ray Black Jr
5.	#59	Chris Brannon
6.	#53	Charlie Kopach
7.	#10	Matt Montineri

E-Modifieds – 25 laps

1.	#112	Jarrett Korpi
2.	#11	Earl Beckner
3.	#0	Josh Todd
4.	#00	John Hodge
5.	#10	Jeff Bailey
6.	#98	Matthew Jarrett
7.	#97	Dennis Wheeler
8.	#38	Robert Glover
9.	#51	Ricky Smith
10.	#15	Bruce Packer
11.	#92	Ted Head

Sportsman – 25 laps

1.	#57	Chad Pierce
2.	#66	Andy Nicholls
3.	#111	Donny Williams
4.	#11	Henry Shepherd
5.	#16	Brian Hull
6.	#45A	Adam Soukup

Super Stocks – 25 laps

1.	#35	Rich Clouser
2.	#23	Shannon Kelly
3.	#60	Ernie Tumminello
4.	#16	David Gould
5.	#51	Wes Railing
6.	#911	Ray Mullis
7.	#721	John Bennett
8.	#86	Brian Frank
9.	#64	Jeff Cuddy
10.	#27	Joey White
11.	#37	Art Hendren
12.	#316	Joe Bandur

Strictly Stocks – 20 laps

1.	#89	William Hindman
2.	#51	Wes Railing
3.	#3	Shane Sutorus
4.	#8x	Luis Guillen
5.	#24	Megan Matheny
6.	#27t	Scott Tyler
7.	#27	Dan Binda
8.	#44	Frank Sutorus
9.	#81	Jimmy Barron
10.	#00	John Townsend
DNS	#836	Randy Allewine
DNS	#97	Jeff Gross
DNS	#55	Brandon Christian

By Scott|2011-05-22T18:53:46-04:00May 22nd, 2011|Orlando Speedworld, Race Results|Comments Off

Cody Allen captures the win in the 40 lap race at Punta Gorda Speedway

From Linda Jericka

With a threat of another rain out, just when the twenty two 4 cylinders pulled into the infield for qualifying for their big 40 lap event, PGS was spared while the wall of rain went around the track and the racing was started.

A big Thank You to the Charlotte County Royal Order of Ponce de Leon Conquistadors for being on hand with the ship that gave a ride to all the kids during the parade lap. (more…)

By Scott|2011-05-22T20:00:58-04:00May 22nd, 2011|Front Page News, Punta Gorda Speedway, Race Results|Comments Off

Tyler Ivey Captures NLMS Victory At North Florida Speedway

By Jeff Bean-NFS Media

Lake City FL -The “Tallahassee Terror” Tyler Ivey used an early race restart to overtake Brandon DeWitt and turned away several challenges to win Saturday nights National Late Model Series race at North Florida Speedway.Jason Davis sped to victory in Open Wheel Modified action. Andy Olson nabbed his first Pure Stock feature of the 2011 season while Street Stock point leader Marty Smith stood in victory lane for the third time this year. Daryl Larson scored his first career win in Box Stock action.

Twenty One Late Models lined up for their forty lap feature and fast qualifier Brandon Dewitt would set the pace for the first four laps when J.R. Moseley would bring out the first caution. As the green flag waved for the restart Travis Carter would spin in turn one setting up another restart attempt. The next start was good and Tyler Ivey would power past DeWitt for the lead on lap five. Lap eight would see the caution fly again as Larry Anderson spun around in turn two. Ivey would soon encounter lapped traffic on lap eighteen and at the halfway point Anderson spun again in front of the majority of the field to bring out the caution. As the field circled the track under caution Anderson and Clay Bedenbaugh made contact with each other a couple of times with Anderson being summonsed to the infield for the remainder of the race. As the field took the green for the restart the field got bottled up with Austin Kirkpatrick being the loser in the fray as he ended up on his roof at the end of the front straightaway. Fortunately Kirkpatrick was okay as he quickly exited his damaged machine on his own. After a delay the race would resume but Dewitt and Mark Whitener could not find a way to get around Ivey and the 2010 NLMS series champion would be the first to the checkers.

P.J. Wiggins would lead the Open Wheel Modifieds to green but with one lap in the books third place car David Crews Jr. would roll to a stop at the exit of turn four. Under caution Wiggins would have to go to the pit area to change a flat tire and this handed the lead over to Jason Davis. Wiggins would rejoin the field but bring out the caution on lap two. While Davis would survive multiple cautions Dave Wansley and Josh Sanford would stage an entertaining battle for second. As the laps wound down and Davis would enjoy a comfortable lead early race leader Wiggins would work his way back to the front of the field and join Sanford and Wansley in their battle for second and third. Davis would cruise home to the win with Sanford second and Wiggins third.

Nineteen cars would make up the field for the Pure Stock feature with Richard Reed and Andy Olson on the front row. Olson would move to the early lead with John Roberts and Jerry Fortner battling for position behind him. By lap seven 2010 Pure Stock Champ Shane Taylor would work his way up to second from his eighth starting spot and set his sights on the race leader. Olson would see his comfortable lead erased on lap ten as the caution would come out for a spin by Jim Langtry and Bernie Thrift. The field would get one lap in before Alan Bedenbaugh brought out the caution again. Olson would be able to hold off Taylor for the win with John Roberts rounding out the top three.

The Street Stock field would have Dan Gifford and Tim Harrell on the front row. Gifford would take the early lead and find himself being challenged by Kenny Hicks and Randy Barnhart. Barnhart would take over the top spot and lead until lap eleven when point leader Marty Smith would wrestle the lead from Barnhart after moving through the field from his tenth starting position. Lap twelve would see Smith going for a spin with help from Barnhart. Smith would be put back in his spot with Barnhart going to the tail for his involvement in the incident. From there Smith would hold off Randy Clark Jr. and Randy Moody for win number three of 2011.

Box Stocks would round out the nights racing action and Daryl Larson and point leader Bryar Zimmerman would bring the field to the green flag. Larson would move to the early lead with Zimmerman and Cory Crews giving chase. Lap two would be the first caution of the night as Crews made contact with Zimmerman in turn two. One lap later Billy Wilson and Crews would bring out another caution. Lap five would be the end of the night for Zimmerman as contact from Bobby Denard would see Zimmerman spin to the top of turn one and then get collected by Wilson. From there Larson would run to the checkered flag to collect his first victory in his rookie season. Cory Crews and Steven Wetherington would round out the top three.

Next Saturday May 21st, we will have Late Models along with Limited Mods, Sportsman,Pure Stock and Box Stock. Racing starts at 7:00 P.M. For more info visit us on the web at northfloridaspeedway.com or call 386-754-8800.

Official Results May 21st,2011
NLMS
1. Tyler Ivey #47
2. Brandon Dewitt #2
3. Mark Whitener #58
4. Darrell Padgett #46
5. Clay Bedenbaugh #6b
6. Brandon Cameron #22
7. Kyle Van Sickle #3k
8. Bo Allen #71
9. Adam Bedenbaugh #26
10. Hunter Peacock #12
11. Kyle Bridges #6
12. Mike Nasworthy #0
13. Travis Carter #99c
14. Bill Gould #17
15. Dillon Wood #1w
16. Bryan Bernhardt #b69
17. Jason Davis #145
18. Jay Johnson #J1
19. Austin Kirkpatrick # 11
20. Larry Anderson #51
21. J.R. Mosley

Open Wheel Modified
1. Jason Davis #145
2. Josh Sanford #3s
3. PJ Wiggins #3w
4. David Wansley #28w
5. Shawn Taylor #83
6. Bobby Layman #69
7. James Edgley #95
8. Dwayne Worden #16
9. Johnny Mullner #28
10. John Shipp #40
11. David Crews Jr.

Pure Stock
1. Andy Olson #13
2. Shane Taylor #82
3.John Roberts #1x
4. Rick Reed #66
5. Billy Smith #00
6. Shawn Creech #07
7. William Martin #06
8. Chris Rowe #23
9. Doran Cheney #98c
10. James Langtry #7x
11. Sky Sanford #31s
12. Bernie Thrift #3xl
13. Charles Strickland #28
14. Alan Bedenbaugh Jr. #12
15. Jerry Fortner #F16
16. Dean Egan #12e
17. James Roland #31r
18. Timmy Roach #44
19. Richard Reed #91
20. Frank Ziesmer #31 DNS

Street Stock
1. Marty Smith #18
2. Randy Clark Jr. #1
3. Randy Moody #13
4.John Phillips # J4
5. Chris Barnhart #22
6. Timmy Harrell #29
7. Randy Barnhart #4
8. Robby Disbrow #32
9. Trish Taylor #29t
10. Dan Gifford #4x
11. Kenny Hicks 315h

Box Stocks
1. Daryl Larson #15d
2. Cory Crews #21
3. Steven Wertherington #311
4. Shaylynn Taylor #88
5. Bobby Denard #7L
6. Dylan Hurston #26
7. Travis Melgaard #15
8. Rob Shelly #44
9. Amber Willis #12
10. Bryar.Zimmerman #lil ooz
11. Billy Wilson #32w
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By Scott|2011-05-22T18:28:13-04:00May 22nd, 2011|North Florida Speedway, Race Results|Comments Off

Citrus County Speedway Race Results From May 21, 2011

From Johnny Sanders

	CITRUS
	COUNTY
	SPEEDWAY
	Finishes: 05/21/2011


	Street/Pure Stocks Fig-8s		Feature
Car-#	Drivers Name	Home Town	Winner
62	Eric Sharrone	Floral City	1
44	Charles Herne	Homosassa	2
33	David Ross	Brooksville	3
35	Thomas Peet	Floral City	4
55	Michael Veltman	Crystal River	5
00	Del Beckner	Inverness	6
82	Jimmy Kruse	Ocala	7
13	Neil Herne	Homosassa	8
6	Ronnie Schrefiels		9
1	Larry Triana	Homosassa	10
09	Wayne Heater	Homosassa	11
81	Wallace (Gator) Jones	Inverness	12
8	Tim Wilson	Floral City	DQ


	Street Stocks		Feature
Car-#	Drivers Name	Home Town	Winner
79	Mike Wilson	Dade City	1
33	Bill Ryan	Bushnell	2
27	John Makula	New Port Richey	3
8	Michael Stalnaker	Ocala	4
7	Jeff Stalnaker Sr.	Ocala	5
55	Jesse Veltman	Crystal River	6
10	Kenny May	Spring Hill	7
142	Richie Smith	Hernando	8
3	Curtis Flanagan	Inverness	9
26	Bradley Lyon	Brooksville	10
98	Tom Bubba Martone	Floral City	11
68	Austin Hughes	Hernando	12
1	Larry Triana	Homosassa	13
192	Robert Kuhn	Dunnellon	14
48	Dora Thorne	Floral City	15
78	Tim Cooley	Fort Myers	16
19	Jeff Stalnaker Jr.	Ocala	17
4	Jay Witfoth	Beverly Hills	18
85	Tim Wilson	Floral City	19
21	Michael Loudy Jr.	Brooksville	20
12	Jonna Hughes	Hernando	21
53	Kyle Peters	Ferndale	22


	Pure Stocks		Feature
Car-#	Drivers Name	Home Town	Winner
15	Levi Roberts	Inverness	1
39	Carl Peters	Winter Garden	2
27	Sherry Makula	New Port Richey	3
68	Drew Matissek	New Port Richey	4
35	David Walls	Summerfield	5
8	Tim Wilson	Floral City	6
17	Nicholas Malverty		7
65	Happy Florian	Lecanto	8
44	Glen Colyer	Homosassa	9
9	Tyler Stickler	Pinellas Park	10
55	Daryl Veltman	Crystal River	11
3	James Nocella		12
20	Chris Ickes	Brooksville	13
5	James Peters	Winter Garden	14
7	Ardin Franklin	Hernando	15
16	Daniel Bouchard	Spring Hill	16


	Mod. Mini Stocks		Feature
Car-#	Drivers Name	Home Town	Winner
33	Chris Allen	Center Hill	1
15	Jason Rendell	Lakeland	2
18	Jesse Henley	Homosassa	3
26	Nathan Florian	Clearwater	4
5	Keith Roggen	Lakeland	5
7	Clint Foley	Dunnellon	6
2	Jeremy Gerstner	Wesley Chapel	7
24	Phil Edwards	Crystal River	8


	Hornet Division		Feature
Car-#	Drivers Name	Home Town	Winner
27	Robbie Robinson	Beverly Hills	1
15	Kane Dixion	Inverness	2
3	Johnny Pendarvis		3
31	Chris Hennessy	Beverly Hills	4


	Mini Cups		Feature
Car-#	Drivers Name	Home Town	Winner
17	Frank Beach	Atlanta Georgia	1
71	Duane Foster	Ocala	2
3	Brett Suggs	Geneva	3
9	Cole Partelo	Largo	4
99	Johnny Marra	North Port	5
42	Carlos Gonzales	Wildwood	6

And the Top Ten in all classes are:

	Super Late Models
Car-#	Drivers Name	YTD Points
98	Herb Neumann	317
09	Scott Grossenbacher	306
82	Danny Maddox	304
10	Talon Craft	289
70	Jeremy Gerstner	286
97	Perry Lovelady	280
97	Andy Anderson	256
14	Randy Plantz	245
27	Cody Lane	243
88	Kenny Kuhn	238

	Open Wheeled Modifieds
Car-#	Drivers Name	YTD Points
88	Bobby Ervien	596
53	Doug Miller	587
98	Robbie Cooper	585
42	Richie Smith	582
70	Jeremy Gerstner	581
6	Billy Bechtelheimer	573
8	Michael Stalnaker	522
94	Dalton Nelson	477
25	(Johnny) L. J. Grimm	475
3	Ricky Coffin	451

	Mod. Mini Stocks
Car-#	Drivers Name	YTD Points
33	Chris Allen	424
7	Clint Foley	417
18	Jesse Henley	415
26	Nathan Florian	393
24	Phil Edwards	381
98	James Ellis	308
44	Michael Lawhorn	303
47	Richard Kuhn	272
01	Johnny Siner	215
2	Jeremy Gerstner	182

	Sportsman
Car-#	Drivers Name	YTD Points
55	Ernie Reed	588
99	Cody Stickler	578
56	Brandon Morris	562
13	Aaron Williamson	533
16	David White	482
01	Tom Posavec	435
51	Christopher Harvey	432
83	Dennise Neighbor Sr.	425
4	Richie Smith	394
21	Tommy Schnader	382

	Street Stocks
Car-#	Drivers Name	YTD Points
3	Curtis Flanagan	835
33	Bill Ryan	794
98	Tom Bubba Martone	782
10	Kenny May	708
68	Austin Hughes	699
53	Kyle Peters	613
26	Bradley Lyon	611
12	Jonna Hughes	602
8	Michael Stalnaker	414
19	Jeff Stalnaker Jr.	401

	Pure Stocks
Car-#	Drivers Name	YTD Points
35	David Walls	1013
44	Glen Colyer	895
15	Levi Roberts	821
9	Tyler Stickler	810
17	Nicholas Malverty	765
27	Sherry Makula	720
39	Carl Peters	696
20	Chris Ickes	605
7	Ardin Franklin	602
65	Happy Florian	542

	Mini Stocks
Car-#	Drivers Name	YTD Points
98	Kevin Stone	802
71	Sonya Heater	800
32	Jeremy Sharrone	794
35	Kenneth Watkins	746
29	Chris Snow	694
46	Shannon Kennedy	602
50	Jessey Mallory	556
84	Ashlee Williamson	525
43	Shawn Jenkins	502
77	Kevin Knox	478

	PRO FIGURE-8s
Car-#	Drivers Name	YTD Points
6	Joey Catarelli	562
14	Wayne Calkins	558
3	Cliff Rousseau	540
94	Charlie Meyer	534
85	Thomas Peet	530
83	Neil Herne	490
59	T. J. Sharrone	448
25	Robbie Powell	438
34	James Crawford	372
01	Mason Love	284

	PS/SS FIG-8s
Car-#	Drivers Name	YTD Points
62	Eric Sharrone	394
6	Ronnie Schrefiels	378
13	Neil Herne	350
35	Thomas Peet	346
82	Jimmy Kruse	272
1	Larry Triana	258
33	David Ross	256
44	Glen Colyer	252
00	Del Beckner	182
7	Chuckie Franklin	172

By Scott|2011-05-22T10:31:25-04:00May 22nd, 2011|Citrus County Speedway, Race Results|Comments Off

Martin Mauls East Bay Top Gun Run

May 21, 2011 –The Top Gun Sprints presented by boomtrux.com made their first visit of the 2011 racing season, bringing 23 cars for the 25-lap main.

Two-time series feature winner Danny Martin took the lead from the outside pole and set about to make the rest of the field give chase. Martin, who also holds the series point lead, was able to capitalize on his knowledge of the race track and mastery of lapped traffic to secure the win.

The race got off to a shaky start when polesitter Harley Zimmerman spun approaching the green flag. Somehow, the entire field managed to get by without contact and the cars were put back in order. On the start, Martin grabbed the lead, pursued by Zimmerman. On the second lap, Zimmerman got up in the marbles in turn one and climbed the wall, tearing down catch fencing. The driver was unhurt and the track repair crew took just 20 minutes to make the repairs. Martin picked up where he left off, trying to pull away from the challenge of Steve Darvalics. As the race neared the halfway mark, Tony Agin hit the wall in turn one and flipped, bringing out a second red. The race continued without major incident. Mark Ruel Jr. started pursuing Martin and closed in with less than five laps left. The field picked through traffic and Martin cruised to the top to take the victory. Ruel’s second place was his best series finish of the year after two fourths in earlier action. Darvalics claimed third, ahead of A. J. Maddox who had a steady run for fourth. Dan Jones was scored in fifth. Martin, Darvalics and Billy Boyd Jr. were heat winners.

Chris Pacetti claimed his first East Bay win by capturing the 15-lap Florida Mini Sprint Association feature. Pacetti slipped past leader John Craddock, only to have the caution flag nullify the pass. Pacetti waited for another opportunity and it came a few laps later. Craddock settled for second. Heat winner Steve Crabtree came from deep in the pack to claim third. Justin Kolves had a strong second. Eddie Moss Jr. spun while running second, went to the tail and used the high line to rally back to fifth. Morgan Blanchard claimed a heat win.

Jeff Rodgers made it four in a row in Street Stock action. Heat race winner Buck Woodhouse, returning to action after a three-week absence, made his run for Rodgers but came up one spot short. Curtis Book, Mike Wilson and David Barwick II completed the top five. Jim Baker, who saw a strong feature run ended by a flat tire, claimed a heat win.

Defending Outlaw 4 champion Matt Haynes returned to action and showed he hadn’t forgotten anything, picking up a convincing feature win. Haynes was trailed by Eric Knight, who recorded his best finish of the season. Nick Hebrank moved into the point lead with a third place run. Heat winner Greg Pae and J.R. Baker were the rest of the top five.

Troy “Socks” Dittebrand returned to score an official victory in the motorstats.com 4 Cylinder Bombers. Dittebrand snatched the lead away from Matthew Odell and made it count. Patrick Fiore kept Dittebrand in sight, closing in a few times over the last five laps. Matthew Odell crossed in third, ahead of Patrick Tabb and Michael Lacey. Heats were taken by Dittebrand, Fiore and Dalton Epps.

ASA sanctioned racing returns to East Bay Raceway Park on Saturday, May 28, 2011. The program will include the East Bay Sprints, Q Auto & Injury Attorney Limited Late Models, Street Stocks, Old Time Modifieds, motorstats.com 4 Cylinder Bombers and Dirt Daubers. For more information, go to www.eastbayracewaypark.com or call the track office.

In a night where a full moon should have been in order it was Jacksonville’s Dave Wansley scoring the win in a wild Open Wheel Modified feature event. Allen Brinkley captured a popular victory in Sportsman action. William Edward was declared the winner of the Street Stock feature after apperant winner John Windham was disqualified. Windham did go on to win his second straight in Box Stocks and Shane Taylor rounded out the nights racing action with his first victory of the 2011 season in Pure Stock.

The first feature of the night were the Sportsman with double points on the line. Sonny Thompson moved to the early lead from second place starting spot but by lap two Brinkley surged from the outside of row three to the lead. After a lap three caution for a spin by Spud Lockwood Jr. Brinkley would continue to fend off Thompson until motor isues would end the night for Thompson on lap eleven. Wayne O’Neal would inherit second and chase Brinkley to the finish. Kevin Davis would move around Jamie Dayhaw coming to the white flag for the third spot with Robby Stevens rounding out the top five.

Double points were also on the line for the Open Wheel Modifieds with Dave Barber and David Crews Jr. entering the night tied for first in the point standings. With both drivers capturing second place finishes in their respective heat races the stage was set for the feature. As the green was displayed for the feature polesitter Ronnie Chance drifted up the track working his way through turns one and two and opened the door for Barber to take the early lead. The first of many cautions would fly on lap two for a spin by James Edgley in turn two. On the restart Ronnie Chance would try and make a move to retake the lead from Barber in turn three that resulted in both cars spinning and Chance sent to the tail for his involvement in the caution. On the next restart Crews would take his shot at Barber but could not make the pass and settled back into second when the caution would reappear on lap three for a back stretch spin by Edgley. Lap seven would see Crews going for a solo spin to bring out another spin. One lap later John Gamble and Edgley would make contact at the end of the front stretch to bring out another caution. With failed attempts at getting the race restarted the Mods were brought into the infield for a cooling off period while the Street Stocks were called onto track to run their feature. When the Modifieds were brought back out to finish their feature they still had problems getting in a decent restart and race leader Barber was penalized two positions handing the lead to Paul Sizemore Jr. On lap nine patience and a well handling car would propel Wansley to the lead as he worked his way underneath Sizemore in turn two. With two laps to go David Crews and Ronnie Chance would make contact first on the backstretch and then in turn one with the result being both cars pointed in the wrong direction and tempers flaring. Chance exited his car to show his frustration with Crews and both cars were sent to the infield. Finally the race came down to the end with Dave Wansley picking up a popular win over Scott Kurtner and Josh Sanford.

The Street Stock feature started with John Windham taking the lead from the pole. As the race progressed Randy Moody would work his way to second and apply heavy pressure to Windham but Moody could not make the pass to take the lead. A late race bobble by Moody would allow William Edward and Heath Walker to move up and this would prove to be a key moment as Windham’s car would fail post race tech moving Edward to first and Walker to second with Moody being credited with third.

Point leader Bryar Zimmerman would grab the early lead in the Box stock main event but by lap four John Windham would move from his eighth starting spot to take the lead. Brian Scott would bring out the caution on lap five. On lap nine Scott and Amber Willis would tangle and Willis made contact with the front stretch guard rail. On the final lap Cory Crews and Daryl Larson would be involved in an incident that would see Crews placed at the rear of the field for his role in the tangle. Windham would go on to take the checkers over Kevin Underwood and Bryar Zimmerman.

In the night cap twenty Pure Stocks would take the green with Shane Taylor taking the early lead over Chris Shea and Joe Trowell. Frank Ziesmer would bring out the first caution on lap two as he was off the pace on the back stretch. While Taylor and Trowell would set the pace up front the action behind the top two was starting to heat up. On lap seven Nevin Gainey, Jerry Fortner and Andy Olson would battle three wide down the front stretch but as they ran out of room heading into turn one Fortner would spin bringing out the caution. When the green flag waved for the restart Taylor, Trowell and Gainey would stage a three car battle for the lead but on lap nine the caution would come out for Andy Olson. The closing laps would see Taylor fighting off Trowell and Gainey to take down the win.
Join us next week as the Florida Mini Sprint Association returns along with Late Models, Sportsman, Limited Modifieds and Pure Stocks. For more info go to www.northfloridaspeedway.com or call 386-754-8800.
Official Results May 7th 2011

Sportsman
1. Allen Brinkley #19
2. Wayne O’Neal #0
3. Kevin Davis #86
4. Jamie Dayhaw #21
5. Robby Stevens #12
6. Brandon Catto #59
7. Kevin Mills #01
8. Kevin Bayless #07b
9. Jody Turner #1
10. Shawn Creech #07c
11. Sonny Thompson #75
12. Spud Lockwood Jr. #32jr
13. Dave Ponton #10x

Open Wheel Modifieds
1. Dave Wansley #28w
2. Scott Kurtner #1k
3. Josh Sanford #3
4. Dave Barber #56
5. Brian Scott #14
6. James Edgley #95
7. John Gamble #97
8. Johnny Mullner #28
9. Paul Sizemore #19 DQ
10. David Crews #10 DQ
11. Ronnie Chance #7s DQ
12. Cody Garner #47 DNS
13. Chris Northrup #60 DNS

Street Stock
1. William Edward #08
2. Heath Walker #nine
3. Randy Moody #13
4. Marty Smith #18
5. Devin Walker #55jr
6. Tim Harrell #29
7. Bobby Rivers #15 DNS
8. John Windham #65 DQ

Box Stock
1. John Windham #65
2. Kevin Underwood #5
3. Bryar Zimmerman #ooz
4. Bobby Denard #7L
5. Daryl Larson #15d
6. Cory Crews #21
7. Dylan Hurston #26
8. Brian Scott #14
9. Jacob Lockwood #4
10. Amber Willis #12
11. Steven Werthrington #311

Pure Stock
1. Shane Taylor #82
2. Joe Trowell #02
3. Nevin Gainey #57
4. Timmy Roach #44
5. Rick Reed #66
6. Brent Zimmerman #OOZ
7. William Martin #01
8. John Roberts #1x
9. Richard Reed #91
10. Jerry Fortner #F16
11. Chris Rowe #23
12. Andy Olson #13
13. Veronica Clark #17
14. Anthony Lignore #01x
15. Chris Shea #76
16. Charles Strickland #28
17. Danielle Creech #07
18. Doran Cheney #98c
19. James Trowell #58
20. Frank Ziesmer #31

By Scott|2011-05-22T10:26:18-04:00May 22nd, 2011|East Bay Raceway Park, Race Results|Comments Off