by VSP Media

BARBERVILLE,FL- Race fans had to know up front that they would get plenty of excitement and entertainment when they saw the Daytona Dodge-Chrysler Late Models and Budweiser Modifieds were running on the same Saturday night at Volusia Speedway Park.  But they quickly discovered that the Daytona Sportswear Street Stocks, Amsoil Synthetic Lubricants Thunder Stocks, and the 4 Cylinder Challengers, all create their own special brand of excitement as well, as Monster Energy Drink Night cranked up the action at the south’s fastest half mile.

The Budweiser Modifieds saw “Big Mac” Charlie MacNichol fall by the wayside early during heat racing, while Jeff Mathews firmly planted himself in the front row for the feature event, just outside of pole sitter Traver Boettcher.  And as soon as the green waved the “Repo Man” shot the 33 car into the lead and remained there despite a valiant effort by Jimmie and Jamie Carter to get past him.  Jamie Carter had started in the 7th position and worked his way to second when some late race cautions bunched up the field and gave him a few good shots at Mathews.  Carter could get his car alongside of the 33, but Mathews proved a tad too tough to tame.  Jeff Mathews scored the win while Jamie Carter was a close second and Jimmie Carter rounded out the top three.  Rob Underwood managed to finish in the fourth spot while James Smith got a top 5 finish as well.

Miss VSP 2010 Emily Chaney did the honors of waving the green for the Daytona Sportswear Street Stocks and the second feature race of the night.  Billy Medders led the field to the green flag but Mike Tovet seized early control of the race and fought to hold off a three wide challenge on the backstretch.  That challenge failed to sort itself out in turns 3 and 4, and the resulting contact brought a caution and sent Pat Buckley to the pits on a hook.  Tovet would later develop problems and eventually leave the race as well a few laps later.  As Tovet faltered, Trevor Gamble took advantage and grabbed the lead, refusing to relinquish it until he saw the checkers waving. Phillip Brown gave chase, then late in the race had to fend off a hard charging Bubba Christian who suddenly barreled into the top three.

While Trevor Gamble finished first and Bubba Christian crossed the line in third place, drama in the pit area after the race scrambled the top five standings as disqualifications were ordered for conduct issues.  Phillip Brown, who had begun the race in the 10th position, was declared the winner, which amounted to a 9 position gain on the night. Tim Hughes moved up two positions to second place as Gamble and Christian were ousted.  Billy Medders claimed the third spot followed by David Higgs and Mike Tovet.  

Race fans know that when the 21 car of Ivedent Lloyd drives onto the race track that “The Professor” will likely entertain them while he educates everyone else, and as one might expect, the rest of the Daytona Dodge-Chrysler Late Model field was in no mood to sit through class.  Lloyd rocketed his car into the lead and began a lesson in domination that lasted for 25 laps, while his teammate, Darrell Padgett schooled the field in passing by gaining 15 positions to finish second behind Ivedent Lloyd.

The Budweiser Open Wheel Modified Division opened the feature racing schedule with Rob Underwood at the point, but almost as soon as the flag green waved Jeff Matthews leapt from his fourth place starting position to challenge for the lead.  But on lap 3 the third place car of Trevor Boettcher lost control and smacked hard into the inside front stretch barrier, bringing out a caution.  Boettcher walked away from the violent hit, but his race car was finished.

Jeff Matthews used the restart to overtake Rob Underwood for the lead and immediately began putting real estate between himself and the rest of the field, but developed issues as the caution waved for Matthew Perrimann when his engine expired and he contacted the outside wall in turn one.  Matthews would sneak off of the track on the backstretch under caution leaving the lead to Rob Underwood once again.

Underwood would hold that lead until Jamie Carter took it away on lap 11, then later Underwood would spin out on lap 17 while running second, taking him out of contention for a win.  Carter would hold his lead despite challenges from Chip Owen in the final laps and get the winner’s trophy, followed by Chip Owen for second place and James Smith for third.  Rob Underwood recovered quickly enough to place fourth and Kyle Owen rounded out the top five.

After a weekend off the Daytona Sportswear Street Stocks hit the clay for a 20 lap feature race with Cory Hupp on the pole.  But Phillip Brown stepped up to lead the first lap, then was quickly passed by Trevor Gamble who began to immediately stretch his lead.  Brown hung onto the second spot as Bubba Christian and others argued over the third position.

Through restarts and moves for position during racing, Shaun Daugharty maneuvered himself into position to challenge for the lead while Steve Shead and Matt McGillivray moved into top five spots.  Daugharty grabbed the lead on lap 16 and never looked back, forcing a disappointed Drew Smith to settle for the second spot.  Smith was followed by Steve Shead who grabbed the third spot, while Matt McGillivray and Shane Nichols passed under the checkers in the fourth and fifth positions.

So far in 2010 Shawn “Beavis” Kosier has taken home all of the first place hardware, so none of the other 20 racers were thrilled with seeing the yellow number 97 lead the field to the green as the 4 Cylinder Challengers began their 15 lap feature.  And try as they did, none seemed to be able to outrun Kosier either, as he cruised to his third win in a row.

From that point Strehle managed to stay in front of a determined Scott Mooers and passed under the checkers first, but was challenged in post race tech after his celebration in Victory Lane.  Randy Strehle refused the post race tear down of his engine as required by the challenge and therefore was disqualified, which made Scott Mooers the race winner.  Jim Nichols moved up to the second place finish while Jumpin’ Jim Shaw claimed the third spot.  John Thorpe ended a good night in fourth place and Jim Goempel came home fifth.

Racing returns to Volusia Speedway Park on April 10th for Monster Energy Drink Night, featuring action from the Daytona Dodge Chrysler Late Models, Budweiser Modifieds, Daytona Sportswear Street Stocks, Amsoil Thunder Stocks, and the 4 Cylinder Challengers.  For more information, be sure to visit the official home of the southeast’s fastest half mile online, at www.VolusiaSpeedwayPark.com.

MODIFIED RESULTS

VSP MEDIA

Barberville, FL  (March 27, 2010)  Another perfect spring night greeted fans and drivers at Volusia Speedway Park.  Not too cold nor too hot, just right.

Emily Chaney won the Ms Volusia Speedway Park contest and quickly began her duties Saturday night as she handed out the winning trophys and feature winner hats to the winners and posed with the winning driver.    April Gray won first runner up.

Winning the heat races on Saturday night were Jason Davis and Ivedent Lloyd in the Daytona Dodge Chrysler Jeep Late Model Division.  The Taylor Racing Products Sportsman class saw Sammy Ashley and Steve Shead win their two heat races.  The Amsoil Thunder Stocks had three heat races with David Whitt,  Chad Scranton and Scott Mooers taking the wins.    The 4 Cylinder Challenger class also had three heats with Shawn Kosier, RJ Glaser and Thomas Parker taking their heat wins.

Twenty three Amsoil Thunder Stocks signed in the pit gate to race but after the heat races, only eighteen ran the feature.  Randy Strehle had the pole for the 20 lap feature with Luke Sadler on the outside pole.    Strehle took the early lead but it was Scott Mooers who took over on lap 3 and never looked back.   With only a few cautions to stop the action, Mooers sailed to the checkered followed by Randy Strehle, David Whitt, Ryan Lisak, and D.J. Nobles.

In 2009, the Thunder Stock class was new to Volusia Speedway Park and has grown weekly every since then which was shown Saturday night in the very nice car count brought in by the Thunder Stocks.    Watch this class as it continues to grow and grow.

The Florida Mini Sprints made their first appearance of 2010 at Volusia Saturday night with 20 sprints.   Jesse Teed took the early lead but it was Brett O’Donnell, the 2009 Rookie of the Year, that showed he had the right stuff Saturday night.  O’Donnell took over the point and there was no catching him although Teed tried very hard.  O’Donnell took the checkered followed by Jesse Teed, Chris Pacetti, Steve Crabtree, and Eddie Moss, Jr.

Thirteen Late Models took the green with Joe Kump on the pole and last week’s winner David Clegg on the outside pole.   Clegg took the lead and kept it until lap 17 when Ivedent Lloyd took over.  Lap 15 saw the caution come out for debris on the track which turned out to be the front wheel cover off of Clegg’s car.
On the restart, Clegg was able to take the point but Lloyd was hot on his heels as Clegg’s car began having handling problems.  Lloyd took advantage and took over the point and began sailing away from the field.  Lloyd took the win for his first feature win of the year at Volusia Speedway followed by David Clegg, Joe Kump, Donnie Chappell, and Bo Allen.

Nineteen Sportsman took the green for the Taylor Racing Products Sportsman feature.  Dan Lane, Sr. had the pole with last week’s winner Aaron Barsness on the outside pole.   Barsness quickly jumped to the point followed by Lane, Shaun Daugharty, Drew Smith and Steve Shead.  As Barsness begins to build up the distance between him and second place, the caution comes out on lap 7 for Blaise Hetznecker and Bruce Birkitt.   Two more cautions before the race sees halfway involving Karl Haas and Collin Wright and Alan Peacock and Paul Shead.  This was Peacock’s first night back at Volusia after being wrecked at North Florida Speedway before opening night.

On the restart, Barsness and Shead go side-by-side for the point as Shead takes the lead this time.  A few more lead changes follow but Shead holds on and  takes his first win of the season followed by Aaron Barsness, Drew Smith, Shaun Daugharty and Corey Holley. 

Joining the Taylor Racing Products Sportsman for the first time and his first race in a dirt car was Jimmy Norman who previously ran Legend cars at Orlando SpeedWorld and other tracks.  Norman said he will be racing the rest of the year at Volusia in his #2 Sportsman.

The final race of the night saw 25 4 Cylinder Challengers take the green with Steven Cox on the pole and Steven Johnson on the outside pole.  Debuting his brand new Challenger was Casey Feaster who finished fourth in the feature.   Johnson takes the point on the green followed by Kosier, Epsy, Feaster, and Glaser.  Lap 4 saw the caution come out for Tom Parker who went hard into the turn 4 wall.  Parker was okay but the same cannot be said about his car.

On the restart, Johnson and Kosier go side-by-side for the point with Kosier taking the lead this time.    With no more cautions, it was a fight to the finish but Kosier held on to take the checkered followed by Larry Langston, Tony Laporta, Casey Feaster, and RJ Glaser.

Next Saturday night, April 3rd, it is Easter Fun with a visit from the Easter Bunny and Egg Hunt for the kids.  On the program will be the Budweiser (Quality Brands) Open Wheel Modifieds,  Taylor Racing Products Sportsman,  Daytona Sportswear Street Stocks, Amsoil Thunder Stocks and the 4 Cylinder Challengers. 

Racing starts at 7:30 pm.

OFFICIAL RESULTS, VOLUSIA SPEEDWAY PARK, MARCH 27, 2010

DAYTONA DODGE CHRYSLER JEEP LATE MODELS
 1.  #21 Ivednet Lloyd
 2.  #07 David Clegg
 3.  #J17 Joe Kump
 4.  #25 Donnie Chappell
 5.  #71A Bo Allen
 6.  #145 Jason Davis
 7.  #46P Darell Padgett
 8.  #16 Shane Williams
 9.  #32P Jeff Phipps
10. #88 Andy Schell
11. #45 Bobby Richardson
12. #79 Jason Kimball
13. #98C Kent Corbin

 TAYLOR RACING PRODUCTS SPORTSMAN
 1.  #10 Steve Shead
 2.  #11 Aaron Barsness
 3.  #29S Drew Smith
 4.  #00 Shaun Daugharty
 5.  #11C Corey Holley
 6.  #88 Sammy Ashley
 7.  #95 Matt McGillivrary
 8.  #05 Dan Lane, Sr.
 9.  #9 Bruce Birkitt
10. #38 Collin Wright
11. #57 Karl Haas
12. #17H Blaise Hetznecker
13. #20 Mitchell Wise
14. #5 Alan Peacock
15. #80 Paul Shead
16. #18 Justin Merry
 17. #17K Marc Kinley
 18. #2 Jimmy Norman
 19. #77 Wayne Allen, Jr.

 AMSOIL THUNDER STOCKS
 1.  #10 Scott Mooers
 2.  #24 Randy Strehle
 3.  #13 David Whitt
 4.  #17L Ryan Lisak
 5.  #17 D.J. Nobles
 6.  #07 Richard Calmes, Jr.
 7. #9R Robert Donaly
 8.  #9 Joe Goempel
 9.  #22 Kelly Snyder
10. #114 John Thorpe
11. #6 Wally Douglass
12. #32 James Shaw
13. #14 Bryan Cox
14. #81 Courteney Eubanks
15. #03 Robert Schrunk
16. #33 Tim Hughes
17. #15 Luke Sadler
18. #27 Chad Scranton
19. #V1 Delbert Moyer  DNS
20. #0 Rickie Lara  DNS
21. #23 Jim Nichols  DNS
22. #000 Jason Tovet  DNS
23. #57 Matthew Schell   DNS

 FLORIDA MINI SPRINTS
 1. #11 Brett O’Donnell
 2.  #7 Jesse Teed
 3.  #116 Chris Pacetti
 4.  #5 Steve Crabtree
 5.  #8 Eddie Moss, Jr.
 6.  #711 David Pleaugh
 7.  #23 Rae Lynn Moss
 8.  #18 Jody McKenzie
 9.  #13 Eddie Moss
10. #83 Justin Kolves
11. #88 Dick Miller
12. #6 Andrew Kurjack
13. #2 Tim O’Donnell
14. #21 Larry Dallmen
15. #14 Brian Penrose
16. #2 Mark Kider
17. #2M Sheldon Kinse, Sr.
18. #459 Austin Jackson
19. #15 Paul Lanag
20. #31 Tommy Boisden

 4 CYLINDER CHALLENGERS
 1.  #97  Shawn Kosier
 2.  #49 Larry Langston
 3.  #3T Tony Laporta
 4.  #20 Casey Feaster
 5.  #004 RJ Glaser
 6.  #31 Scott Sullivan
 7.  #XX Jordan Myers
 8.  #20G Shane Torman
 9.  #1.4 Anthony Morris
10. #60 James Smith, Sr.
11. #1.5 Hubert Jett
12. #11 David Ladrie
13. #126 Robert Graham
14. #76 Ken MacLeod
15. #6E Gilbert Epsy
16. #81 Steven Johnson
17. #1X James Clay
18. #01 Davey Wolf
19. #X Justin Dean
20. #16 Denica Hetznecker
21. #5S Thomas Parker
22. #27S Alan Scott
23. #101 Wade Lear
24. #88 Steven Cox
25. #911 Michael Lane
26. #21S James Sullivan  DNS
27. #18PAK Nathan Rhodes  DNS

Barberville, FL (March 21, 2010) It was a perfect Saturday evening at Volusia Speedway Park as the second race night of the 2010 season took place. Fans and racers welcomed spring and the warmer temps.

Heat races were run with Jason Davis and Darell Padgett taking the Daytona Dodge Chrysler Jeep Late Model wins. Aaron Barsness and Corey Holley take the Taylor Racing Products Sportsman heat wins. The Budweiser (Quality Brands) Modifieds saw Jeff Matthews and Larry Burkins take the heat wins. The Daytona Sportswear Street Stocks saw Mike Eubanks and Trevor Gamble take those heat wins.

Intermission was especially fun for the kids as two basketball goals were towed onto the track for the kids vs. the drivers. Kids participating in Volusia’s March Madness were Cameron Brevveman 10 years old, Dusty Adkins 9 years old, Brandon Sutterfield 9 years old, Samuel Baistow 10 years old, Jacob Inabrett 9 years old, William Inabrett 10 years old, Anthony Troy 10 years old, Olivia Floyd 9 years old, Mia Schell 9 years old, and Jenna Kleinman 9 years old.

For the drivers’ side it was Shaun Daugharty, David Clegg, Jason Davis, Rob Underwood, and Larry Burkins. Two sessions were thrown with the kids beating out the Volusia drivers each time.

Taylor Racing Products Sportsman took to the track for their 20 lap feature with Matt McGillivrary on the pole and Paul Shead on the outside pole. Paul Shead took the early lead but it was a short green as the caution came out on lap 2 for Marc Kinley who had spun in turns 1 and 2. Restart saw Shead on the outside and McGillivray on the inside with Shead taking the point once again over Aaron Barsness, Matt McGillivrary, Cory Holley and Shaun Daugharty.

Multiple cautions occurred throughout this event and in the final laps, the caution comes out again on lap 17 for Holley who has spun in turn 4. With three laps left to go Barsness has the point on the restart followed by Daugharty, Paul Shead, McGillivrary, and Drew Smith. Daugharty puts the heat on Barsness and tries to take over but Barsness quickly shuts the door. Justin Merry spins in turn 4 as the field goes to the checkered with Aaron Barsness taking his third straight win over Shaun Daugharty, Paul Shead, Matt McGillivrary, and Drew Smith.

The Budweiser (Quality Brands) Modifieds saw Wayne Hammond on the pole and Dale Murray on the outside pole. Two attempts at starting this raced resulted in multiple car disturbances in turns 1 and 2.

The third time is the charm with Jamie Carter on the inside and Rob Underwood on the outside to finally start the 20 lap contest. Carter takes the point over Matthews, Underwood, Hammond and Corbin.

Cautions continue to plague the Budweiser Modifieds, and finally Carter builds up a significant lead over Hammond with almost every modified on the track having some kind of damage from the night.Jamie Carter takes the win for his first feature win of 2010 over Wayne Hammond, Jeff Matthews, Rob Underwood and James Smith.

Kevin Durden had the pole for the Daytona Dodge Chyrsler Jeep Late Model feature with David Clegg on the outside pole. The race goes green as Clegg takes the point over Durden, Wood, Davis and Chappell. Dillon Wood finds his way to the front and exchanged places with Clegg several times during this event. In the end experience wins out with the “Sod Father” taking the checkered for his first feature win in 2010 followed by Dillon Wood, Donnie Chappell, Darell Padgett, and Jason Davis.

Last but never least, it is the Daytona Sportswear Street Stocks with Tim Hughes on the pole and Jody Wells on the outside pole. The green is out as Hughes takes the point. Gamble puts the heat on Hughes and takes over the point followed by Hughes, Jody Wells, Steve Oldaker, and Mark Maresca.

Gamble builds up a strong advantage over the field as he looks for his second straight win of the season. Gamble is followed by Hughes coasting comfortably in second, while the real action takes place for third, fourth and fifth. Oldaker, Wells, Maresca and Mike Eubanks exchange places several times before Gamble takes the checkered for his second straight win of the 2010 season over Tim Hughes, Steve Oldaker, Jody Wells, and Mark Maresca.

OFFICIAL RESULTS, VOLUSIA SPEEDWAY PARK, MARCH 20, 2010

DAYTONA DODGE CHRYSLER JEEP LATE MODELS
1. #07 David Clegg
2. #26W Dillon Wood
3. #25 Donnie Chappell
4. #46P Darell Padgett
5. #145 Jason Davis
6. #56 Kevin Durden
7. #32P Jeff Phipps
8. #J17 Joe Kump
9. #16 Shane Williams
10. #3 Billy Boyd, Jr.
11. #41 Barry Sheffield
12. #33 Jeff Matthews DNS

BUDWEISER (QUALITY BRANDS) OPEN WHEEL MODIFIEDS
1. #15 Jamie Carter
2. #48 Wayne Hammond
3. #33 Jeff Matthews
4. #09 Rob Underwood
5. #40 James Smith
6. #40K Kyle Bronson
7. #91 Trever Boettcher
8. #66 Dale Murray
9. #75C Scott Mooers
10. #90 Mark Buie
11. #OK Kent Corbin
12. #54 Larry Burkins
13. #67 Garret Stewart
14. #410 P.J. Wiggins DNS
15. #41D Darron Smith DNS
16. #96 Randy Hecker DNS

TAYLOR RACING PRODUCTS SPORTSMAN
1. #11 Aaron Barsness

2. #00 Shaun Daugharty
3. #80 Paul Shead
4. #95 Matt McGillivrary
5. #29S Drew Smith
6. #46 Richard Wells, Jr.
7. #10 Steve Shead
8. #17K Marc Kinley
9. #38 Collin Wright
10. #17H Blaise Hetznecker
11. #18 Justin Merry
12. #11c Corey Holley
13. #57 Karl Haas
14. #05 Dan Lane, Sr. DNS
15. #56C Scott Sansom DNS

DAYTONA SPORTSWEAR STREET STOCKS
1. #64 Trevor Gamble
2. #54 Tim Hughes
3. #51 Steve Oldaker
4. #11W Jody Wells
5. #77M Mark Maresca
6. #18E Mike Eubanks
7 #2S Mick Kulak
8. #11S James Smith
9. #66V Greg Vandergriff
10. #13 Phil Brown

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.

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.

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

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):

Barberville, FL (February 12, 2010) With only one day left to the 39th Annual DIRTcar Nationals by UNOH, the Staff and Management at Volusia Speedway Park has been forced to cancel racing for Friday night, February 12th.

With a 100% forecast for rain on Friday, and currently raining, all racing was cancelled.

Tomorrow night, February 13th, the World of Outlaws Late Models and the Super DIRTcar Series Big Block Modifieds will be back in action at 7:30 pm. It is the last night of the Nationals and one that you won’t want to miss for sure.

The World of Outlaw Late Models will go for $10,000 to win tomorrow night with the Super DIRTcar Series Big Block Modifieds going for $5,000 to win. Winning in the Super DIRTcar Series Big Block Modifieds on Wednesday night was Matt Sheppard as Josh Richards took the World of Outlaw Late Model Win. Who will win Saturday night – you have to be there to see!!!

Tickets purchased for Friday night’s rained-out event may be presented on Saturday for admission to the DIRTcar Nationals. . In the event that tickets cannot be used, tickets may be mailed for a refund to Volusia Speedway Park, 1500 E SR 40, DeLeon Springs, FL, 32130.

Grandstands open at 5 pm with General Admission $39, Pit Pass $40. Racing starts at 7:30 pm. All fans who buy a general admission ticket will receive a FREE FAN PIT PASS. And if you can’t make it to Volusia, you can watch the racing live each night at DIRTVISION. com.

For more information visit www.dirtcar.com, www.volusiaspeedwaypark.com or www.dirtcarnationals.com.www.volusiaspeedwaypark.com.

Volusia Speedway Park is located 15 miles west of Ormond Beach, FL on State Road 40. Additional information and updates will be available on the website – www.volusiaspeedwaypark.com or call 386-985-4402.

BARBERVILLE, FL – Feb. 11, 2010 – No one was surprised to see Josh Richards win Thursday night’s 50-lap World of Outlaws Late Model Series season opener at Volusia Speedway Park.

But from the 17th starting spot? Even Richards couldn’t have conjured up a more exciting way to kick off his WoO LMS title defense and capture the national tour’s lidlifter for an unprecedented fourth consecutive year.

“I was not expecting that at all,” Richards said after putting on the most memorable performance of the 39th annual DIRTcar Nationals by University of Northwestern Ohio. “To have a car that good, and to start so far back and be that dominant in a race against these guys — it’s just very rare. It’s an awesome feeling.”

Richards, 21, of Shinnston, W.Va., blasted through the field in the Rocket Chassis house car he drove to victory in last year’s opener, cracking the top five on a lap-15 restart and then sliding by Brady Smith of Solon Springs, Wis., Tim McCreadie of Watertown, N.Y., and Billy Moyer of Batesville, Ark., in succession to reach second on lap 19. He quickly ran down race-long leader Earl Pearson Jr. of Jacksonville, Fla., and sailed by the homestate driver on lap 27 to assume command for good.

Pearson settled for second place in the Bobby Labonte Motorsports MasterSbilt mount, crossing the finish line 4.320 seconds behind Richards. Brady Smith had his Team Zero by Bloomquist car hot on Pearson’s rear deck in the final laps and finished third, while McCreadie placed fourth in the Sweeteners Plus Rocket and 2007 WoO LMS champion Steve Francis of Ashland, Ky., advanced from the 19th starting spot to finish fifth in his Valvoline Rocket.

Richards pocketed $10,675 for what might have been the most spectacular of his 21 career WoO LMS triumphs. He won from the 18th starting spot on Oct. 7, 2008, at Fayetteville (N.C.) Motor Speedway, but that race didn’t come with the extra significance of extending an amazing win streak.

“To win four openers in a row is just really cool,” said Richards, who started from the pole position in 2007 and third in both the 2008 and 2009 opening-night WoO LMS events at the half-mile oval outside Daytona Beach. “There’s always the luck factor involved — and we’ve been very lucky here. But I feel like we earned this one too.

“To come from the back really shows how strong your team is. Matt (Barnes), Jimmy (Frey), Joe (Pilkenton), Ernie (Davis), my dad (Mark Richards), Steve Baker — they all did an awesome job.”

Richards found himself mired deep in the starting field after finishing third in his heat race, but he began the A-Main confident he could climb forward. It didn’t take him long to realize he just might be able to still pull off a victory.

“I drove a little hard in the heat and fell back to third, so I was a little disappointed in myself for that,” said Richards. “But I was like, ‘You know what? Just get out there and race, do what you always do.’ I put the heat out of my head and just started fresh in the feature.

“The way the car felt, after a few laps I knew we were gonna be good,” he continued. “The car was just phenomenal. We started passing cars, but I had no idea what position we were in. Then I looked up (at the scoreboard), saw Brady (Smith) was fifth and he was right there in front of us, and I was like, ‘We’re up there and have a pretty good shot of running top-three.’

“After I got the lead I just tried to stay patient. Those last few laps I just about stopped going around there, and I guess going slower actually made me faster. The car was just phenomenal.”

The drivers Richards vanquished certainly agreed with his assessment.

“(Richards) was extremely good tonight,” said Pearson, who started third but moved up one row after polesitter Dale McDowell of Chickamauga, Ga., spun between turns one and two at the initial green flag. “He could roll right through that middle or wherever he needed to go. We were a little bit too tight and had to stay down there on the bottom. I don’t even know where he started, but he blew by me and that’s all I saw of him.”

Smith, meanwhile, stood in awe of Richards’s opening-night superiority but was very satisfied with his outing. He didn’t even qualify for last year’s opener at Volusia, putting him in a points hole for the start of his first campaign as a WoO LMS regular.

“I don’t know what it is about the opener here, but Josh has something figured out,” said Smith, who started sixth. “We got tight and couldn’t run the way he could, but we’re very happy with third. This is a lot better start than last year.”

Four caution flags slowed the event, but there were no serious incidents. After McDowell’s opening-lap spin, the other cautions flew for stopped cars — Jared Landers of Batesville, Ark., on lap 15; Shannon Babb of Moweaqua, Ill., on lap 19; and Brad Neat of Dunnville, Ky., on lap 37.

Finishing in positions 6-10 was McDowell, who rallied from the rear after his disappointing miscue; Moyer; 21st-starter Tim Dohm of Cross Lanes, W.Va., who earned the $500 WoO LMS ‘Bonus Bucks’ cash for being the highest-finishing driver who hasn’t won a tour A-Main; Dennis Erb Jr. of Carpentersville, Ill.; and WoO LMS rookie Austin Hubbard of Seaford, Del.

A banner field of 68 cars was signed in for the event.

Landers, who won the DIRTcar UMP Modified ‘Gator Championship’ on Monday night, blistered the track in 15.961 seconds during qualifying to earn the Ohlins Shocks Pole Award. It was his first-ever fast-time honor on the WoO LMS.

Heat winners were Moyer, McCreadie, Brady Smith, Babb, McDowell and Pearson. The B-Mains were captured by Francis, Greg Johnson of Bedford, Ind., and Dohm.

The 39th annual DIRTcar Nationals by UNOH continue on Fri., Feb. 12 (a grand finale for DIRTcar UMP Late Models with a $10,000 top prize) and Sat., Feb. 13 (another 50-lap, $10,000-to-win show for the WoO LMS). A full program featuring the Super DIRTcar Series for big-block Modifieds is also on the agenda each evening.

Additional info on the DIRTcar Nationals by UNOH is available by logging on to www.dirtcar.com, www.volusiaspeedwaypark.com or www.dirtcarnationals.com.

For more information on the WoO LMS, visit www.worldofoutlaws.com.

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

1. (17) Josh Richards/50 $10,675
2. (3) Earl Pearson Jr./50 $5,000
3. (6) Brady Smith/50 $3,500
4. (2) Tim McCreadie/50 $2,600
5. (19) Steve Francis/50 $2,650
6. (1) Dale McDowell/50 $1,700
7. (5) Billy Moyer/50 $1,500
8. (21) Tim Dohm/50 $1,800
9. (22) Dennis Erb Jr./50 $1,200
10. (24) Austin Hubbard/50 $1,850
11. (10) Darrell Lanigan/50 $1,650
12. (18) Eddie Carrier Jr./50 $1,000
13. (7) Rick Eckert/50 $1,450
14. (25) Tim Fuller/50 $1,400
15. (23) Eric Jacobsen/50 $850
16. (15) Jack Sullivan/49 $800
17. (4) Shannon Babb/49 $770
18. (14) Chub Frank/49 $1,250
19. (26) Clint Smith/49 $1,230
20. (16) Brandon Kinzer/48 $700
21. (8) Jimmy Owens/36 $700
22. (11) John Blankenship/36 $700
23. (12) Brad Neat/35 $700
24. (29) Russell King/23 $500
25. (9) Chris Madden/19 $700
26. (27) Jason Feger/13 $700
27. (13) Jared Landers/13 $750
28. (20) Greg Johnson/13 $700
29. (28) Shane Clanton/0 $525

* Earnings include Winners Circle program and cash contingency award bonuses

Time of Race: 22 Mins., 13.879 Secs.
Margin of Victory: 4.320 Secs.
Yellow Flags: 4 (Laps 0, 15, 19, 37)
Lap Leaders: Pearson (1-26); Richards (27-50)
Provisional Starters: Fuller, C. Smith, Clanton, King (WoO); Feger (UMP)
Rookie of the Race: Hubbard ($250)
WoO LMS Bonus Bucks Winner: Dohm ($500)
Integra Shocks Crew Chief of the Race: Matt Barnes (Richards)

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

1. 777-Jared Landers/Batesville, AR 15.961
2. 39-Tim McCreadie/Watertown, NY 16.047
3. 1x-Jack Sullivan/Greenbrier, AR 16.055
4. 18-Shannon Babb/Moweaqua, IL 16.063
5. 23-John Blankenship/Williamson, WV 16.069
6. 41-Brad Neat/Dunnville, KY 16.095
7. 21-Billy Moyer/Batesville, AR 16.110
8. 20-Jimmy Owens/Newport, TN 16.117
9. 2-Brady Smith/Solon Springs, WI 16.195
10. 18K-Brandon Kinzer/Allen, KY 16.206
11. 1-Josh Richards/Shinnston, WV 16.236
12. 44P-Earl Pearson Jr./Jacksonville, FL 16.267
13. 24-Rick Eckert/York, PA 16.301
14. 1*-Chub Frank/Bear Lake, PA 16.327
15. 44M-Chris Madden/Gaffney/SC 16.334
16. 29-Darrell Lanigan/Union, KY 16.335
17. 17M-Dale McDowell/Chickamauga, GA 16.341
18. 4T-Tommy Kerr/Maryville, TN 16.355
19. 16T-Tyler Bruening/Decorah, IA 16.377
20. 28E-Dennis Erb Jr./Carpentersville, IL 16.380
21. 14-Kyle Berck/Marquette, NE 16.383
22. 44-Clint Smith/Senoia, GA 16.385
23. 88-Wendell Wallace/Batesville, AR 16.412
24. 12-Jordan Bland/Campbellsville, KY 16.419
25. 18W-Eric Wells/Hazard, KY 16.424
26. 32c-Vic Coffey/Caledonia, NY 16.480
27. C9-Steve Casebolt/Richmond, IN 16.491
28. 5s-Steve Sheppard Jr./New Berlin, IL 16.496
29. 17T-Tim Dohm/Cross Lanes, WV 16.514
30. 28-Eddie Carrier Jr./Salt Rock, WV 16.533
31. 9k-Mike Knight/Ripley, NY 16.554
32. 15-Steve Francis/Ashland, KY 16.556
33. 11R-Tyler Reddick/Corning, CA 16.561
34. 1V-Will Vaught/Crane, MO 16.606
35. 00-Randy Korte/Highland, IL 16.625
36. 19H-Austin Hubbard/Seaford, DE 16.625
37. 16R-Justin Rattliff/Campbellsville, KY 16.668
38. 9-Dan Schlieper/Sullivan, WI 16.683
39. 26-Tony Knowles/Tyrone, GA 16.703
40. 5-Eric Jacobsen/Sea Cliff Beach, CA 16.736
41. 19-Tim Fuller/Watertown, NY 16.757
42. 56-Russell King/Bristolville, OH 16.763
43. 21d-Dan Stone/Thompson, PA 16.768
44. 7W-Ricky Weiss/Winnipeg, MAN 16.772
45. 46-Greg Johnson/Bedford, IN16.801
46. 23P-Patrick Sheltra/Indiantown, FL 16.849
47. 47-Tyler Ivey/Tallahassee, FL 17.023
48. 27-Jeff Beyers/Pana, IL 17.030
49. b5-Brandon Sheppard/New Berlin, IL 17.061
50. 15b-Brian Birkhofer/Muscatine, IA 17.072
51. 25F-Jason Feger/Bloomington, IL 17.278
52. 3-Brent Robinson/Smithfield, VA 17.441
53. 77-Jason McBride/Carbondale, IL 17.612
54. 40-Joe Callahan/Dubuque, IA 17.755
55. 19d-Ronnie DeHaven Jr./Winchester, VA 17.816
56. 13d-Jonathan DeHaven/Winchester, VA 17.845
57. 1P-Darren Peters/Fort Erie, ONT 17.911
58. 25z-Mason Ziegler/Chalk Hill, PA 18.011
59. 3c-Mike Collins/Carter Lake, IA 18.077
60. 99z-Dave Zona/Montrose, PA 18.102
61. 5M-Whitney McQueary/Liberty, KY 18.558
62. 27d-Donald Beyers/Pana, IL 18.647
63. 29R-Ronnie Rihn/Bloom, WI 18.778
64. 57-Chuck Julien/Apopka, FL 18.829
65. 99B-Rick Briggs/Bear Lake, PA 19.010
66. 16H-Mike Hammerle/St. Charles, MO 19.037
67. 22-Jill George/Cedar Falls, IA N/T
68. 25-Shane Clanton/Locust Grove, GA N/T

Heat No. 1 (10 laps — Top 3 Transfer): Moyer, Eckert, Landers, Wells, Bruening, Stone, Knight, McQueary, B. Sheppard, Rattliff, R. DeHaven (DNS) George

Heat No. 2 (10 laps — Top 3 Transfer): McCreadie, Owens, Frank, Schlieper, Coffey, Francis, Erb, Weiss, J. DeHaven, D. Beyers, Birkhofer

Heat No. 3 (10 laps  Top 3 Transfer): B. Smith, Madden, Sullivan, Casebolt, Feger, Reddick, G. Johnson, Rihn, Peters, Berck, Knowles

Heat No. 4 (10 laps — Top 3 Transfer): Babb, Lanigan, Kinzer, Jacobsen, Sheltra, S. Sheppard, Vaught, Robinson, Ziegler, Julien, C. Smith

Heat No. 5 (10 laps — Top 3 Transfer): McDowell, Blankenship, Richards, Dohm, Korte, Fuller, Briggs, Ivey, McBride, Collins, Wallace

Heat No. 6 (10 laps  Top 3 Transfer): Pearson, Neat, Carrier, Hubbard, Kerr, King, Bland, J. Beyers, Callahan, Zona, Hammerle

B-Main No. 1 (12 laps — Top 2 Transfer): Francis, Erb, Schlieper, Stone, Knight, McQueary, Bruening, Wells, J. DeHaven, George, Coffey, B. Sheppard, Birkhofer, Weiss, R. DeHaven (DNS) D. Beyers, Rattliff

B-Main No. 2 (12 laps — Top 2 Transfer): G. Johnson, Jacobsen, Casebolt, Sheltra, Reddick, Vaught, Knowles, C. Smith, Ziegler, Rihn, Peters, Julien, S. Sheppard, Robinson, Feger (DNS) Berck

B-Main No. 2 (12 laps — Top 2 Transfer): Dohm, Hubbard, Korte, Fuller, Ivey, Bland, Kerr, McBride, J. Beyers, Wallace, Collins, Zona, Briggs, Callahan, King, Hammerle

World of Outlaws Late Model Series Contingency Award Winners:

Arizona Sports Shirts ($50 product certificate to fifth-place finisher in each B-Main): Mike Knight, Tyler Reddick, Tyler Ivey
Armor All (one case of product to highest-finishing non-WoO team in A-Main w/decal): Earl Pearson Jr.
Eibach Springs (one free spring to each B-Main winner): Steve Francis, Greg Johnson, Tim Dohm
MSD Ignition ($75 cash award to A-Main winner w/decal): Josh Richards
MSD Ignition ($25 cash award to last-place finisher in A-Main w/decal): Shane Clanton
Ohlins Pole Award ($50 cash award to fast qualifier w/decal): Jared Landers
Pink Carburetors ($100 product certificate for new/rebuild to A-Main winner w/decal): Josh Richards
Pink Carburetors ($50 product certificate for new/rebuild to last-place finisher in A-Main w/decal): Shane Clanton
Quartermaster ($100 product certificate to A-Main winner w/decal): Josh Richards
Quartermaster ($50 product certificate to fifth-place finisher in A-Main w/decal): Steve Francis
Quartermaster ($25 product certificate to 15th-place finisher in A-Main w/decal): Eric Jacobsen
STP ($50 cash award to the winner of B-Main No. 1 w/decal): Steve Francis
VP Racing Fuels ‘Nice Jugs Award’ (two free VP five-gallon containers to fastest qualifier who does not make the A-Main if decal is displayed): Tyler Bruening
Wrisco Aluminum (three sheets of aluminum to A-Main winner w/decal): Josh Richards

FOLLOW THE ACTION ON TWITTER: Fans can now keep up-to-date with the World of Outlaws Late Model Series online and through text messages on cell phones via Twitter, the internet’s fast-growing social-networking and micro-blogging website. Updates are provided to Twitter ‘followers’ of the WoO LMS throughout each race night, and fans also receive breaking news and interesting notes from the tour.

To sign-up as a WoO LMS ‘follower’ on Twitter to receive updates anywhere at anytime, visit http://twitter.com/WoOLateModels.

LISTEN ONLINE: If fans can’t get to a track to see the World of Outlaws Late Model Series, they can experience the excitement of the nation’s premier tour live on DIRTvision.com through the DIRT Radio Network.

To listen to the free audio broadcasts, log on to www.dirtvision.com and click on the DIRT Radio Network logo.

Listeners will need Windows Media Player 9 or higher to listen to the DIRT Radio Network. For technical support or questions, e-mail customerservice@dirtvision.com.