BOBBY BLAKE ZIPS TO MODIFIED WIN ON OPENING NIGHT AT AUBURNDALE SPEEDWAY

by Dave Westerman

Auburndale, FL (February 23, 2010) There was a bit of a chill in the air but plenty of red-hot racing to keep a great crowd of race fans on the edge of their seats as Auburndale Speedway kicked off the 2010 racing season Saturday night.

Fifteen Open-Wheel Modifieds signed in to do battle with heat winners Keith Lilley and Von Pope leading the field to green for their first 40 lap contest of the year.

Lilley grabbed the early advantage with Big Wayne Morris in tow. Pope had slipped to fifth spot behind Bobby Blake and Harold “Boom-Boom” Cannon when he got into Cannon sending the latter into a spin. That brought out the first caution on lap ten with Pope indicating that the incident was his fault allowing Cannon to have his spot back in the running order. (more…)

By Jane Smith|2010-02-23T02:50:16-05:00February 23rd, 2010|Auburndale Speedway, Front Page News, Race Results|Comments Off

Mark Gimmler tops Checkered Flag Sprints at Charlotte County

CFSS MEDIA

The Checked Flag Sprint Series (CFSS) kicked off its third year and the start of the 2010 season at Charlotte County Motorsports Park on Saturday February 20.

The pill pull system was used to set the line ups for the two heat races. Robbie Hackett in the 21A car had the pole for the start of the ROD END SUPPLY first heat race.19 of Keith Butler took the lead on lap one and held onto the lead and took the first heat race win of the season.

The pole position for the start of the SALDANA second heat went to Michael Tharp in the J1. Mark Gimmler in 51 took the initial race lead went on to win the heat.

Pills were again pulled to determine the BROWN & MILLER feature race line up, Mark Gimmler in the 51 had the pole and Gary Gimmler in the 29 was on the outside. As the green flag dropped it was Mark Gimmler who made the best start and took the early race lead, leaving his brother Gary behind him .

It looked like it was going to be a caution free race until contact between the 21 of Jimmy Alvis and the 19 of Keith Butler sent Keith sliding up into turn 3 wall brought out the first of two cautions. Keith Butler in the 19 car was able to restart and rejoin the race.

The race went back to green with Mark Gimmler in the lead, but only one lap later the second caution flag came out when Michael Tharpe in the J1 car hit the tires at back gate which sent him into the wall of turn 3 and took out front axle and wheels.

On the finish Mark Gimmler was the winner with his brother Gary Gimmler with 2^nd, Mickey Kempgens with 3^rd, Keith Butler with 4^th, and Amanda Ferguson with 5^th.

The staff and racers of the CFSS would like to thank everyone for their support and hope to see you all at the next race. March 13, 2010

Checkered Flag Sprint Series

Charlotte County Motorsports Park, February 20, 2010

Heat #1 Rod End Supply

1) 19 Keith Butler (Riverview, FL)

2) 29 Gary Gimmler (Palm Beach Gardens, FL)

3) 20 Amanda Ferguson (Montverde, FL)

4) 21 Jimmy Alvis (Seffner, FL)

5) 19T Mickey Kempgens (Dade City, FL)

6) 7 Robert Parrow (Wilton Manor, FL)

7) 21A Robbie Hackett (Riverveiw, FL)

8) 6X Skeeter Faulconer (Lutz, FL)

Heat #2 Saldana

1) 51 Mark Gimmler (Palm Beach Gardens, FL)

2) 67 Scott Adema (Ft. Myers, FL)

3) J1 Michael Tharp (Seffner, FL)

4) 31 Channing Conley (Leesburg, FL)

5) 11 Bryan Riddle (Seffner,FL)

6) 69 Ric Voisey (Wesley Chapel,FL)

7) 6 Frankie Hurst (Odessa,FL)

Feature Brown & Miller

1) 51 Mark Gimmler; 2) 29 Gary Gimmler; 3) 19T Mickey Kempgens; 4) 19 Keith Butler; 5) 20 Amanda Ferguson; 6) 67 Scotty Adema; 7) 31 Channing Conley; 8) 21 Jimmy Alvis; 9) 6 Frankie Hurst; 10) 11 Bryan Riddle; 11) 7 Robert Parrow; 12) 6X Skeeter Faulconer; 13) 21A Robbie Hackett; 14) J1 Michael Tharpe; 15) 69 Ric Voisey; 16) 47 Jason Bradford (DNS)

By Jane Smith|2010-02-22T00:23:58-05:00February 22nd, 2010|Punta Gorda Speedway, Race Results|Comments Off

Bobby Blake tops Modifieds on Opening Night at Auburndale Speedway

By Carol Andrews

Open Night of the 2010 Racing Season at Auburndale Speedway was very successful. We had several new drivers show up to race. The winners in each division are as follows:

Open Wheel Modified

1-#75 Bobby Blake

2-#3 Harold Cannon

3-#101 David Grogan

4-#19 Kevin Macy

5-#07 Harold Crooms

6-#98 Wayne Morris

7-#102 Von Pope

8-#6 Billy Bechtelheimer

9-#71 James Wright III

10-#87 Keith Lilley

11-#9 Ron Armillei

12-#29 Kyle Bookmiller

13-#35 Ron Abney

DNS#76 James Wilkins

Modified Mini

1-#15 Jason Rendell

2-#38 Burt Morse

3-#33 Chris Allen

4-#89 Scott Sharpe

5-#10 Mike Birk Jr

6-#44 Mike Lawhorn

7-#37 Brandon McSwain

8-#26 Jimmy Pugh

9-#45 Dennis Jones

Mini Stocks

1-#3 Chris Narramore Sr

2-#21 Fred Harrison Jr

3-#33 Donnie Guy

4-#155 James Pate

5-#42 Chris Spring

6-#46 Randy King

7-#88 Kevin Steadman

8-#55 Steve Routt Jr

9-#53 Sonny Miles

10-#2 Dwight Ryals

11-#17 Mark Nagle

12-#5 Tony Davidson

13-#25 Robert Gullett

14-#8 Scott Russ

V-8 Bombers

1-#111 Josh Borem

2-#29 Brian Harbin

3-#0 Paul Bookmiller

4-#89 Preston Davis

5-#05 Buddy Phillips Jr

6-#14 Donnie King

7-#56 James Wright Sr

DNS#12 Dustin Strott

DNS#5 Sonny Miles

DQ#96 Larry Chumney

Street Stocks

1-#56 James Wright III

2-#396 Levi Parsons

3-#42 Jeff Waterman

4-#5 Matt McCrary

5-#29 Bobby Mobley

6-#65 Ken Lawrence

7-#16 Andy Harvard

8-#26 Dave Colpritt

9-#89 Austin Jenkins

10-#3 Kevin O’Quinn

11-#17 Kyle Hall

Scramblers

1-#52 Gary Brown

2-#00 Chad Cutting

3-#51 Matt Johns

4-#66 Brian Tyre

5-#28 Kimberly Gullett

6-#48 Chase Pointer

7-#10 George Gorham

DNS#8 Richie Acres

Next week February 27 will be the return of the School Bus Figure 8’s along with the Street Stocks, Mini Stocks, V-8 Bombers, Scramblers and Sportsman. Racing starts at 7 PM. For more information call 863-551-1131 or log on to www.auburndaleracing.com

By Jane Smith|2010-02-21T23:44:40-05:00February 21st, 2010|Auburndale Speedway, Race Results|Comments Off

Landis Musser Takes Opener in TUSA Mod Lite Winter Nationals

Landis Musser TUSA Mod Lite Winner Thursday @ East Bay Raceway Park 2.18.10

By Charlie Brown, Tampa, FL – Landis Musser of Laurel, Del. barely made the starting grid for the “B” Main in Thursday night’s TUSA Mod Lite Winter Nationals. His front brake broke just before the field took to the track and his crew just shut off the brake line and sent him out. Musser finished third to transfer to the “A” Main starting in 24^th spot. The only lap he would lead was the important one as he took the lead from Apollo, Pa.’s Rick Ament coming off the final turn for the checkered.

Matt Hay started on the pole but Steve White quickly took control of the caution plagued 20 lap event. Fourteen year old James Hill went three wide to take second on lap two and then scrapped by White to take the lead on lap four. Hill’s chances ended one lap later when he got around collecting Bud Grossenbacher. (more…)

By Jane Smith|2010-02-19T15:53:35-05:00February 19th, 2010|East Bay Raceway Park, Front Page News, Race Results|Comments Off

Michael Cherry Wins Crazy Figure 8’s at Citrus County Speedway

By: Phil Schryver

Inverness, FL (February 13, 2010) The weather was frigid, but the racing action was as hot as ever last night at Citrus County Speedway.

The first feature event of the night was the four cylinder stocks. On the pole was the #21 of Phil Edwards, starting second was the #26 of Nathan Florian, and third was the #47 of Richard Kuhn.

The first caution of the race was brought out when the #71 of Sonya Heater, and the #79 of Wayne Heater made contact and spun in turn 2. They are father and daughter, and were both done for the night unfortunately after their wreck. The #32 of Jeremy Sharrone, who had started 5^th, had taken an early lead in the race and went on to win the feature. (more…)

By Jane Smith|2010-02-16T15:11:12-05:00February 16th, 2010|Citrus County Speedway, Front Page News, Race Results|Comments Off

Hendry County to Host Non-Sanctioned Sprint Weekend

HCMP Media

Earlier reports about canceled races at Hendry County Motorsports Park this coming weekend were in error.

This weekend action begins with a full practice session on Thursday night and ends with non-sancti0ned 360 winged sprints taking to the track on Saturday night.

The full schedule of the weekends activities are as follows:

Winternationals Invitational Non-Sanctioned 360 Winged Sprint Show FEB 19-20 Lineup

Stock Car Practice on Thursday 4-9 PM

Friday gates open at 4 PM ….Pure Stocks, Street Stocks, Modified Mini Stocks and Sportsman will qualify and run heat races beginning at 7 PM. Sprint cars will have extended practice on Friday.

Saturday gates open at 4 PM…. 360 Sprint Car show, plus features for Pure Stocks, Street Stocks, Modified Mini Stocks and Sportsman beginning at 7 PM.

Hendry County Motorsports Park has also added the Mini Stocks including all Volusia County and Ocala Speedway style Mini Stocks as well as all East Bay Raceway Park style Mini Stocks to its February 19 & 20th race schedule.

The speedway will pay a $1000 to win purse provided there is a 20 car field.

There will be a $50 entry fee and should there not be a 20 car field the purse, the purse will be reduced. Practice opportunities will also be available on Thursday the 18th.

In addition, all cars that race on oval tracks are invited to practice on Thursday the 18th. This includes modifieds, late models, vintage cars, all sprint cars, Florida Slingshots, street stocks, pure stocks and other stock car classes.

For more information visit www.hendrycountyracing.com

By Editor|2010-02-15T23:58:00-05:00February 15th, 2010|Front Page News, Hendry County Park, Upcoming Events|Comments Off

Bo Hartley tops TBARA at Desoto Super Speedway

by Marty Little/Tom Blakeley

BRADENTON, Fla. – Bo Hartley notched his second 30 lap TBARA feature victory during the four race winter tour on a bitterly cold Saturday night at DeSoto Super Speedway.

Hartley started the main event fourth in the 23 car field while outside front row starter D.J.Hoelzle powered his self-built mount into the lead at the drop of the green with a snarling field on their heels. The action on the track was anything but cold as the winged speedsters worked the high banked oval with close action throughout.

As the laps wound down Hoelzle had Hartley hot on his tail with Joey Aguilar, up from seventh, a close third. With six laps to go Hartley made his move on Hoelzle to wrestle away the top spot. Hoelzle stayed on the hammer to maintain second in front of Aguilar and they crossed the strip in close formation ahead of Shane Butler and Dude Teate in the caution free run.

Heat race wins fell to Tommy Nichols, Bo Hartley and Aguilar. For winning his heat race and the main event Hartley collected the Steele Performance Parts Sweep award, the first time it’s been done this season.

Feature (30 laps) – 1. Bo Hartley, 2. D.J. Hoelzle, 3. Joey Aguilar, 4. Shane Butler, 5. Dude Teate, 6. Tommy Nichols, 7. Troy DeCaire, 8. Brian Gringas, 9. Ben Fritz, 10. Ryan Litt, 11. Sonny Hartley, 12. Dakotah Stephens, 13. Stephen Bradley, 14. Craig Skene, 15. Larry Brazil, 16. Frankie Hurst, 17. Todd Donaldson, 18. Skeeter Faulconer, 19. Johnny Gilbertson, 20. Bill Pettijohn, 21. Larry J. Brazil, 22. Billy Riddle, 23. Wendy Mathis.

As the cold winds continued the ASA Sanctioned Desoto Super Speedway classes warmed up the action with the following feature race results.

Magic 4’s The Magic 4’s kicked off the season opener with lots of action. The newest driver in this class is Kimberly Clark whose sister is Shanna Clark. Kimberly was sitting behind the wheel for the very first time and also trying to learn how to drive a stick shift at the same time. She got lots of advice over the scanner from the flagman and did a great job. The results of the feature Magic 4 race were:

1. Kyle Best #3

2. Amy Gamache #85

3. Zac Campilonga #30

4. Joann Danielson #38

5. Dallas Troyer #01

6. Kimberly Clark #K44

7 Shanna Clark #44

8 Justine Carlbert #11

Pure Stocks it was a night for blown motors and lots of rubbing, but the action was jam packed as usual. The feature results were:

1. Duane Best #3

2. David Davis #6

3. Joshua Todd #89X

4. Jimmie Best #67

5. Billy Carlbert JR #47

6. Troy Meredith #00

7. Darrin Ellis #71

8. Andrew Moon #31

9. Chelsea Lau #13

10. Clint Roberts #95

11. Jon Prescott #49

12. Robert Crisp #30 DQed

Rockem-Sockem Bombers And then it was Rockem-Sockem time. The love just flowed from car to car and so did the paint. The Bombers seem to be getting faster each year and more exciting too. Look at these feature results!

1. Codey Benoit #B1

2. Randy Spicer #83

3. John Stewart #02

4. Michael Crooks #33X

5. Steve Elder #42

6. Todd Jacobs #44

7. Logan Leonard #18

8. Jeff Firestine #93

9. Dennis Wilson #4

10. Tom Blakeley #96

11. Richard Nelson #80 DNS

Flyin 4’s Well they were flyin tonight for sure. The field was full and the action was awesome. This class is a crowd favorite. The feature results are as follows:

1. Randy Johnson #73

2. Rick Germony #8X

3. Paul Richards #61

4. Brittany Barr #81

5. Todd Morey #36

6. Kyle Rice #7

7. Michael Gamache #85

8. Joshua Piller #11B

9. Billy Carlbert Jr. #11

10. Troy Ditebrand #222

11. Brad Steger #17

12. Arthur Danielson #38

13. Richie Acres #8

14. Craig Jackson #53

15. Bobby Blackrick #2

School Bus Figure 8’s. The craziest guys in town gather every so often and do this crazy little thing called figure 8 racing but they do it in School Buses which is really wild. This class gets and deserves lots of respect. Here are the results of the 25 lap feature race tonight.

1. Michael Gamache #0

2. Earnest Helfrick #4

3. Billy Carlbert Jr. #11X

4. Mark Jackson #25

5. Jay Seykora #85

6. Larry Saffold #88

7. Peter Bohn #11

8. Christopher Dodson #21

9. Craig Jackson #22

10. Eugene Helfrick #44

11. Robert Latinka #47

The entire staff of the ASA Sanctioned Desoto Super Speedway wants to thank the loyal fans that braved the weather and stayed for the entire show tonight. Next week will be another house rocking event with the Super Late Model Icebreaker 100. Check us out at www.desotosuperspeedway.com or give us a call at 941-748-3171. We are located 9 short miles East from I-75 on SR 64. Our gates open at 5 PM and racing starts at 7 PM sharp.

By Jane Smith|2010-02-15T21:40:15-05:00February 15th, 2010|DeSoto Speedway, Race Results|Comments Off

Bo Hartley tops TBARA at Desoto Super Speedway

by Marty Little

BRADENTON, Fla. – Bo Hartley notched his second 30 lap TBARA feature victory during the four race winter tour on a bitterly cold Saturday night at DeSoto Super Speedway.

Hartley started the main event fourth in the 23 car field while outside front row starter D.J.Hoelzle powered his self-built mount into the lead at the drop of the green with a snarling field on their heels. The action on the track was anything but cold as the winged speedsters worked the high banked oval with close action throughout.

As the laps wound down Hoelzle had Hartley hot on his tail with Joey Aguilar, up from seventh, a close third. With six laps to go Hartley made his move on Hoelzle to wrestle away the top spot. Hoelzle stayed on the hammer to maintain second in front of Aguilar and they crossed the strip in close formation ahead of Shane Butler and Dude Teate in the caution free run.

Heat race wins fell to Tommy Nichols, Bo Hartley and Aguilar. For winning his heat race and the main event Hartley collected the Steele Performance Parts Sweep award, the first time its been done this season.

Feature (30 laps) – 1. Bo Hartley, 2. D.J. Hoelzle, 3. Joey Aguilar, 4. Shane Butler, 5. Dude Teate, 6. Tommy Nichols, 7. Troy DeCaire, 8. Brian Gringas, 9. Ben Fritz, 10. Ryan Litt, 11. Sonny Hartley, 12. Dakotah Stephens, 13. Stephen Bradley, 14. Craig Skene, 15. Larry Brazil, 16. Frankie Hurst, 17. Todd Donaldson, 18. Skeeter Faulconer, 19. Johnny Gilbertson, 20. Bill Pettijohn, 21. Larry J. Brazil, 22. Billy Riddle, 23. Wendy Mathis.

By Jane Smith|2010-02-15T00:26:07-05:00February 15th, 2010|DeSoto Speedway, Race Results|Comments Off

“Super Matt” Streaks to 2nd Straight Win, Bags DIRTcar Nationals Big Block Title

Matt Sheppard won his second consecutive DIRTcar Big-Block Modified main event and captured the overall DIRTcar Nationals By University of Northwestern Ohio crown at Volusia Speedway Park.

Sheppard started ninth and worked his way forward past Billy Pauch and Brett Hearn to take the lead on Lap 39 and hold on for the win. Dale Planck and Rick Laubach wound up second and third with Pauch and Billy Decker rounding out the top five.

Super DIRTcar Series – Volusia Speedway Park, February 13, 2010

39^{th Annual Florida DIRTcar Nationals By UNOH Event #3}

BIG-BLOCK MODIFIED FEATURE

FIN STR CAR# DRIVER/HOMETOWN

1 9 9s Matt Sheppard/Waterloo,NY ($5,000)

2 13 77x Dale Planck/Cortland,NY

3 6 7 Rick Laubach/Quakertown,PA

4 2 1p Billy Pauch/Frenchtown,NJ

5 19 91 Billy Decker/Unadilla,NY

6 14 30 Jamie Mills/Milford,DE

7 23 1f Stewart Friesen/Niagara-o-t-Lake,ONT

8 27 10 Bobby Varin/Sharon Springs,NY

9 7 49er Danny Johnson/Rochester,NY

10 18 19h Chris Higgins/Syracuse,NY

11 12 66w Alan Johnson/Middlesex,NY

12 24 99L Larry Wight/Phoenix,NY

13 5 98h Jimmy Phelps/Baldwinsville,NY

14 8 20 Brett Hearn/Sussex,NJ

15 21 0 Richie Pratt Jr./Woodbury Heights,NJ

16 11 22 Mario Clair/St-Edmond,QUE

17 25 1x Willy Decker/Vernon,NY

18 15 34 Andy Bachetti/Sheffield,MA

19 20 42p Pat Ward/Genoa,NY

20 17 8r Rob Bellinger/Dexter,NY

21 3 85j H.J. Bunting III/Milford,DE

22 16 56 Vince Vitale/Phoenix,NY

23 28 07 Tim Kerr/Picton,ONT

24 22 85 Dan Vauter/Forest City,PA

25 26 65 Rex King/Bristolville,OH

26 10 01 Brett Ballard/Pennsville,NJ

27 1 165 Rex King Jr./Bristolville,OH

28 4 14 Jimmy Horton/Neshanic Station,NJ

DID NOT QUALIFY(8)

1-Darwin Greene/Susquehanna,PA

6-John Stangle/Neshanic Station,NJ

23-Billy VanInwegen/Sparrowbush,NY

43-Keith Flach/Ravena,NY

48too-Dave Rauscher/Waterloo,NY

66-Dexter Stacey/Kahnawake,QUE

79-Jeremy Markle/Port Jervis,NY

97-Michel Chicoine/Ste-Cecile de Milton,QUE

Lap Leaders: Pauch (1-38), Sheppard (39-50).

Cautions: 6 (lap 4, lap 7, lap 17, lap 45, lap 48, lap 49).

QUALIFYING

Heat Races (8 laps, top 5 finishers transferred to feature, top 2 redrew)

#1: Bunting, Pauch, Sheppard, Planck, Bellinger, Varin, Friesen, W.Decker, Greene.

#2: R.King Jr., D.Johnson, Ballard, Mills, Higgins, Pratt, Stangle, Rauscher, Chocoine.

#3: Horton, Hearn, Clair, Bachetti, B.Decker, R.King Sr., Kerr, Flach, Markle.

#4: Laubach, Phelps, A.Johnson, Vitale, Ward, Vauter, VanInwegen, Stacey, Wight.

Consolation Round (10 laps, top 3 finishers transferred to feature)

#1: Pratt, Friesen, W.Decker, Rauscher, Greene, Stangle, Chicoine, Varin.

#2: Vauter, Wight, R.King Sr., Kerr, Flach, VanInwegen, Markle, Stacey.

Provisionals: Varin, Kerr.

By Jane Smith|2010-02-14T07:44:26-05:00February 14th, 2010|Race Results, Volusia Speedway Park|Comments Off

Brady Smith Breaks Into World of Outlaws Late Model Series Victory Lane In Finale Of DIRTcar Nationa

Brady Smith won’t go winless on the World of Outlaws Late Model Series in 2010.

The rising star from Solon Springs, Wis., made sure of that on Saturday night, capturing the national tour’s 50-lap A-Main that closed the 39th annual DIRTcar Nationals by University of Northwestern Ohio at Volusia Speedway Park.

Brady Smith won’t go winless on the World of Outlaws Late Model Series in 2010.

The rising star from Solon Springs, Wis., made sure of that on Saturday night, capturing the national tour’s 50-lap A-Main that closed the 39th annual DIRTcar Nationals by University of Northwestern Ohio at Volusia Speedway Park.

Winless in 2009 during his first season as a WoO LMS regular, Smith broke through with a dominant performance in front of a chilled Sunshine State crowd. He fell to third place early in the distance after starting from the pole position but rallied to pass Billy Moyer of Batesville, Ark., for the lead on lap 20 and run then run away from the pack.

“It feels great to finally win one these Outlaw races again,” said Smith, whose two previous WoO LMS triumphs came during the 2008 season. “It’s so hard to win these races. I know we’re capable of doing it, but we raced the whole season last year and didn’t get it done, so to be able to do it here at Speedweeks – man, it’s actually harder to win a race down here than it is all season.

“We’re just really thrilled. This gives everyone a boost – me, the crew, the sponsors and definitely my bank account.”

Driving his Team Zero by Bloomquist car with a Vic Hill engine under the hood, Smith crossed the finish line with a winning margin of 2.456 seconds over Earl Pearson of Jacksonville, Fla., in the Bobby Labonte Motorsports MasterSbilt mount. Pearson was unable to challenge Smith following a lap-37 restart, leaving him with a runner-up finish in both WoO LMS events run during the DIRTcar Nationals by UNOH.

Tim McCreadie of Watertown, N.Y., registered a hard-earned third-place finish, charging forward from the 28th starting position in the Sweeteners Plus Rocket. Behind the wheel of his backup car after driveline woes sidelined his primary machine during heat action, he gained entry to the A-Main through a provisional spot granted to the highest-ranked non-qualified driver in the DIRTcar Nationals by UNOH points standings.

Opening-night WoO LMS winner Josh Richards of Shinnston, W.Va., who started third, finished fourth in the Rocket Chassis house car – good enough to hand him the DIRTcar Nationals by UNOH Late Model championship for the second consecutive year. Shannon Babb of Moweaqua, Ill., completed the top five after starting seventh in the Sheltra Construction Rocket.

DIRTcar Nationals By UNOH Statistical Report; World of Outlaws Late Models; Volusia Speedway Park; Feb. 13, 2010

Results of WoO Late Model Series at Volusia Speedway Park (Finishing Position/Start/Driver/Laps Completed/Money Won):

1. (1) Brady Smith/50 $10,125

2. (4) Earl Pearson Jr./50 $5,000

3. (28) Tim McCreadie/50 $3,000

4. (3) Josh Richards/50 $2,500

5. (7) Shannon Babb/50 $2,000

6. (2) Billy Moyer/50 $1,700

7. (12) Rick Eckert/50 $1,400

8. (8) Dennis Erb Jr./50 $1,300

9. (9) John Blankenship/50 $1,200

10. (11) Dale McDowell/50 $1,100

11. (21) Brian Birkhofer/50 $1,050

12. (25) Darrell Lanigan/50 $1,000

13. (10) Clint Smith/50 $950

14. (5) Jimmy Owens/50 $900

15. (27) Jason Feger/50 $850

16. (17) Tim Dohm/50 $1,300

17. (16) Chub Frank/49 $770

18. (20) Jared Landers/49 $750

19. (14) Patrick Sheltra/49 $730

20. (18) Justin Rattliff/49 $700

21. (26) Tim Fuller/49 $700

22. (23) Austin Hubbard/48 $700

23. (15) Tyler Ivey/48 $700

24. (29) Russell King/28 $0

25. (24) Chris Madden/25 $700

26. (22) Dan Schlieper/21 $700

27. (13) Steve Casebolt/20 $700

28. (6) Steve Francis/3 $700

29. (19) Eddie Carrier Jr./3 $750

30. (30) Shane Clanton/0 $25

* Earnings include cash contingency award bonuses

Time of Race: 23 Mins., 01.916 Secs.

Margin of Victory: 2.456 Secs.

Yellow Flags: 2 (Laps 3, 37)

Lap Leaders: Moyer (1-19); B. Smith (20-50)

Provisional Starters: Lanigan, Fuller, King, Clanton (WoO); Feger (UMP); McCreadie (DIRTcar Nationals)

Rookie of the Race: ($250)

WoO LMS ‘Bonus Bucks’ Winner: Tim Dohm ($500)

Integra Shocks Crew Chief of the Race: Brandon Bender (Brady Smith)

Ohlins Shocks Time Trial Results (Position/No./Driver/Hometown/Best Lap):

1. 2-Brady Smith/Solon Springs, WI 16.063

2. 28e-Dennis Erb Jr./Carpentersville, IL 16.096

3. 23-John Blankenship/Williamson, WV 16.192

4. 1V-Will Vaught/Crane, MO 16.242

5. 15B-Brian Birkhofer/Muscatine, IA 16.267

6. 21-Billy Moyer/Batesville, AR 16.302

7. 18-Shannon Babb/Moweaqua, IL 16.321

8. 1-Josh Richards/Shinnston, WV 16.322

9. 20-Jimmy Owens/Newport, TN 16.377

10. 15-Steve Francis/Ashland, KY 16.419

11. 44p-Earl Pearson Jr./Jacksonville, FL 16.437

12. 24-Rick Eckert/York, PA 16.480

13. 28-Eddie Carrier Jr./Salt Rock, WV 16.489

14. 23P-Patrick Sheltra/Indiantown, FL 16.490

15. 777-Jared Landers/Batesville, AR 16.505

16. 56-Russell King/Bristolville, OH 16.511

17. 17M-Dale McDowell/Chickamauga, GA 16.505

18. 7W-Ricky Weiss/Winnipeg, MAN 16.542

19. C9-Steve Casebolt/Richmond, IN 16.565

20. 41-Brad Neat/Dunnville, KY 16.567

21. 16T-Tyler Bruening/Decorah, IA 16.575

22. 19H-Austin Hubbard/Seaford, DE 16.578

23. 18K-Brandon Kinzer/Allen, KY 16.581

24. 16R-Justin Rattliff/Campbellsville, KY 16.591

25. 19-Tim Fuller/Watertown, NY 16.594

26. 25z-Mason Ziegler/Chalk Hill, PA 16.604

27. 47-Tyler Ivey/Tallahassee, FL 16.618

28. 9k-Mike Knight/Ripley, NY 16.619

29. 21d-Dan Stone/Thompson, PA 16.620

30. 44M-Chris Madden/Gaffney, SC 16.622

31. 39-Tim McCreadie/Watertown, NY 16.653

32. 18W-Eric Wells/Hazard, KY 16.669

33. 77-Jason McBride/Carbondale, IL 16.693

34. 19d-Ronnie DeHaven Jr./Winchester, VA 16.699

35. b5-Brandon Sheppard/New Berlin, IL 16.714

36. 99z-Dave Zona/Montrose, PA 16.737

37. 11-Tyler Reddick/Corning, CA 16.759

38. 46-Greg Johnson/Bedford, PA 16.761

39. 00-Randy Korte/Highland, IL 16.772

40. 44-Clint Smith/Senoia, GA 16.814

41. 17T-Tim Dohm/Cross Lanes, WV 16.828

42. 3c-Mike Collins/Carter Lake, IA 16.851

43. 9-Dan Schlieper/Sullivan, WI 16.861

44. 25F-Jason Feger/Bloomington, IL 16.872

45. 3-Brent Robinson/Smithfield, VA 16.897

46. 1*-Chub Frank/Bear Lake, PA 16.914

47. 4T-Tommy Kerr/Maryville, TN 16.932

48. 26-Tony Knowles/Tyrone, GA 16.940

49. 29-Darrell Lanigan/Union, KY 16.952

50. 27-Jeff Beyers/Pana, IL 16.999

51. 99B-Rick Briggs/Bear Lake, PA 17.001

52. 12-Jordan Bland/Campbellsville, KY 17.038

53. 22-Jill George/Cedar Falls, IA 17.306

54. 16N-Brian Nuttall Jr./Claxton, GA 17.318

55. 29R-Ronnie Rihn/Bloom, WI 17.442

56. 1P-Darren Peters/Fort Erie, ONT 17.471

57. 5s-Steve Sheppard Jr./New Berline, IL 17.607

58. 40-Joe Callahan/Dubuque, IA 17.878

59. 1x-Ed Carley/Freedom, NY 17.946

60. 13d-Jonathan DeHaven/Winchester, VA 18.177

61. 16H-Mike Hammerle/St. Charles, MO 18.293

62. 57-Chuck Julien/Apopka, FL 19.176

63. 25-Shane Clanton/Locust Grove, GA N/T

Heat No. 1 (10 laps – Top 3 Transfer):

Heat No. 2 (10 laps – Top 3 Transfer):

Heat No. 3 (10 laps – Top 3 Transfer):

Heat No. 4 (10 laps – Top 3 Transfer):

Heat No. 5 (10 laps – Top 3 Transfer):

Heat No. 6 (10 laps – Top 3 Transfer):

B-Main No. 1 (12 laps – Top 2 Transfer):

B-Main No. 2 (12 laps – Top 2 Transfer):

B-Main No. 3 (12 laps – Top 2 Transfer):

Birkhofer, Madden, Kinzer, Weiss, Kerr, B. Sheppard, Knowles, George, Zona, Nuttall, Stone, Collins (DNS) Carley, J. DeHavenLanders, Hubbard, Korte, King, Bruening, McBride, Robinson, Knight, Briggs, R. DeHaven, Bland, S. Sheppard (DNS) Vaught, CallahanCarrier, Schlieper, Lanigan, G. Johnson, Wells, J. Beyers, Reddick, Rihn, Peters, Julien, Hammerle, Fuller, Neat, Feger, Ziegler, McCreadieMoyer, Eckert, Rattliff, Madden, Weiss, Knowles, Collins, Nuttall, Zona (DNS) J. DeHavenPearson, McDowell, Dohm, Birkhofer, Kinzer, Kerr, B. Sheppard, George, Carley, StoneFrancis, C. Smith, Frank, Hubbard, King, Knight, Bland, R. DeHaven, Vaught, CallahanOwens, Blankenship, Ivey, Landers, Korte, Bruening, McBride, Robinson, Briggs, S. SheppardRichards, Erb, Sheltra, Neat, G. Johnson, Ziegler, Wells, Feger, J. Beyers, Peters, JulienB. Smith, Babb, Casebolt, Carrier, Schlieper, Lanigan, McCreadie, Fuller, Reddick, Rihn, Hammerle

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By Jane Smith|2010-02-14T07:21:57-05:00February 14th, 2010|Race Results, Volusia Speedway Park|Comments Off