{"id":19184,"date":"2013-08-05T14:33:43","date_gmt":"2013-08-05T14:33:43","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/karnac.com\/flanews\/?p=19184"},"modified":"2013-08-05T14:33:43","modified_gmt":"2013-08-05T14:33:43","slug":"matt-miller-wins-gagels-open-wheel-modified-feature-tuning-for-larry-miller-memorial","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/karnac.com\/flanews\/front-page-news\/matt-miller-wins-gagels-open-wheel-modified-feature-tuning-for-larry-miller-memorial\/","title":{"rendered":"Matt Miller Wins Gagel\u2019s Open Wheel Modified Feature Tuning For Larry Miller Memorial"},"content":{"rendered":"

\"MillerAugust 3, 2013 \u2013 Tampa, FL \u2013 Once again Mother Nature co-operated with us as five classes were in action tonight. The Q Auto & Injury Attorneys Street Stocks, Outlaw Fours, Gagel\u2019s Open Wheel Modifieds, V8 Warriors and the Motorstats.com 4 Cylinder Bombers.<\/p>\n

First Feature of the night belonged to the Outlaw Fours. Winning their heats were Jesse James Foster and Zach Amundsen. For the feature making up the front row was Bill Mort and Brandon Yates. When the green waved it was Amundsen taking over the top spot and leading for the first three laps until the first caution came out as Rachelle Rudolph\u2019s car went up in flames in turn two. Rudolph was okay and she said car would be ready to race next weekend. On the restart Amundsen would lead again until the next caution came out on lap four as Yates spun in turn three. On the restart it was Amundsen leading with Hohlbaugh right on his back bumper as the two would cross the line side by side and Hohlbaugh taking over on lap six. When the checkered waved it was Hohlbaugh picking up his fifth win of the season. Rounding out the top five were Amundsen, Foster, Nick Hebrank and Raymond Folwell.<\/div>\n
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The Q Auto & Injury Attorneys Street Stocks were next as Jarod Gay and Mike Wilson won their heats and would start on the front row for the feature. Gay quickly led the first lap until David Barwick, II spun on the front stretch bringing out the first caution. The green waved once again and Gay led the field once again until the third caution came out as Austin Carr spun on the front stretch facing the field sideways. Robert Morfin, Sr. was also collected in the incident but was able to continue as Carr\u2019s night ended being towed off by two wreckers.\u00a0 Two more cautions came out but no one seemed to be able to catch Jarod as he went on to pick up his first feature win of the season. Rounding out the top five were Wilson, William Burnside, Dennis Williams and Dennis Wilson, Jr..<\/div>\n
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Next were the Gagel\u2019s Open Wheel Modifieds as they were tuning for the Larry Miller Memorial to be held here on August 17th<\/sup>\u00a0paying $2,000 to the winner for a 50 Lap Feature Event. Winning their heats were Matt Miller and Roger Crouse. Miller started on the front row and along side him was Buzzie Reutimann. Reutimann would lead the first four laps until caution came out for Bobby Dixon, Tim Gay and Dale Kelley as the three spun in turn two. All drivers were able to roll away and continue the feature. Reutimann led the field to the green flag once again with brothers Matt and Steve Miller challenging Buzzie for the lead. Caution came out as Steve had a right front flat and would retire to the pits ending his night. On the restart Reutimann again led with Matt Miller battling lap after lap trying to take over the top spot. On lap twelve it was Reutimann and Miller at the line with Miller leading by a half a car length and finally made the pass and went on to win the feature. \u201cIt feels good to be here and if it wasn\u2019t for my dad, my brother and I wouldn\u2019t be here doing what we do today. \u201cThis win definitely is for my dad\u201d he stated in Victory Lane. When asked about the Larry Miller Memorial coming up in two weeks Matt said \u201cThis is what we have been tuning up for all season\u201d. Rounding out the top five were Reutimann, Austin Sanders, Roger Crouse and Dale Kelley.<\/div>\n
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V8 Warriors were next and winning their heats were Jeff Weaver and Brett Phillips. Jason Manning and Bill Whitney made up the front row for the feature. When the green flag waved it was Whitney leading Manning by a half a car length until Manning would spin in turn two bringing out the first caution. Also involved in the accident was Ed Rayburn as he collided with Manning and hit turn two wall ending his night. Whitney would take the green and would lead until he spun leading the field out of turn two handing the lead over to Marco Reyes. On lap five it was Reyes and Jeff Weaver side by side with Weaver taking over the top spot on lap six and went on to win his second feature of the season. Rounding out the top five were Reyes, Whitney made it back up to the third position after spinning early on and Jessica Robbins with a great finish in fourth and Tim Stoffel fifth.<\/div>\n
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Final event of the night went to the Motorstats.com 4 Cylinder Bombers. Winning their heats were last week\u2019s feature winner Brett Calonge, Raymond Vann and Jim Baker. Vann and Calonge made up the front row for the 15 lap feature event. Calonge was looking to make it two in row but Vann would lead lap one. First caution came out as Gene Gross and Calonge both slowed in turn four. Calonge would go to the pits and return but Gross would not be able to finish. On the restart on lap two it was Vann leading Baker and Richard Humfeld until the next caution would come out for Stephen Morris as he spun and faced turn fours wall and would retire to the pits. On the restart on lap seven, Vann would lead the way until the very next when he slowed and would stop in turn four ending his night. Points leader John Moore would take over the top spot after the restart but would be the one to draw the next caution as he slowed and stopped in turn three handing the lead over to George Handy on lap eleven. Handy was able to hold off a hard charging Jeremey Douglas as Handy went on to win his first feature for the season. Rounding out the top five were Douglas, Jim Baker, Brett Calonge and Darrell Taylor.<\/div>\n
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ASA racing continues next weekend with the Late Models, Outlaw Fours, V8 Warriors and the Motorstats.com 4 Cylinder Bombers. For further information, log on towww.eastbayracewaypark.com<\/a>\u00a0for call 813-677-7223 for more information.<\/div>\n
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Outlaw Fours<\/div>\n
1. 75 Stephen Hohlbaugh<\/div>\n
2. 20 Zach Amundsen<\/div>\n
3. 58 Jesse James Foster<\/div>\n
4. 9 Nick Hebrank<\/div>\n
5. 3 Raymond Folwell<\/div>\n
6. 53 Brandon Yates<\/div>\n
7. 11 Megan Meyer<\/div>\n
8. 6 Bill Mort<\/div>\n
9. 12 Eric Knight<\/div>\n
10. 7M Roberto Morfin, Jr.<\/div>\n
11. 51 Rachelle Rudolph<\/div>\n
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Q Auto & Injury Attorneys Street Stocks 15 Lap Feature<\/div>\n
1. 35 Jarod Gay<\/div>\n
2. 68 Mike Wilson<\/div>\n
3. 31 William Burnside<\/div>\n
4. 24 Dennis Williams<\/div>\n
5. 42 Dennis Wilson, Jr.<\/div>\n
6. 12 Garry Sheffield<\/div>\n
7. 1H Tommy Hill<\/div>\n
8. 95 Justan Rodgers<\/div>\n
9. 55 Buck Woodhouse<\/div>\n
10. 13 Thomas Burnside<\/div>\n
11. 32 Michael Eaton<\/div>\n
12. 48M Roberto Morfin, Sr.<\/div>\n
13. 88 Jeff Geiger, Jr.<\/div>\n
14. 89 David Barwick, II<\/div>\n
15. 55R Roy Woodhouse<\/div>\n
16. 8 Austin Carr<\/div>\n
17. 07 Donnie Reed<\/div>\n
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Gagel\u2019s Open Wheel Modifieds<\/div>\n
1. 8M Matt Miller<\/div>\n
2. 00 Buzzie Reutimann<\/div>\n
3. 64 Austin Sanders<\/div>\n
4. D00 Roger Crouse<\/div>\n
5. 22 Dale Kelley<\/div>\n
6. 205 Bobby Dixon<\/div>\n
7. 8 Tim Gay<\/div>\n
8. 0 John Bradley<\/div>\n
9. 35 Jerry Bruce<\/div>\n
10. 8S Steve Miller<\/div>\n
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V8 Warriors<\/div>\n
1. 26 Jeff Weaver<\/div>\n
2. 93 Marco Reyes<\/div>\n
3. 15 Bill Whitney<\/div>\n
4. 09 Jessica Robbins<\/div>\n
5. 08 Tim Stoffel<\/div>\n
6. 33 Bo Anderson<\/div>\n
7. 11 Henry Wiley<\/div>\n
8. 93F Jeff Firestein<\/div>\n
9. 28 Brett Phillips<\/div>\n
10. 51 Ron Smith<\/div>\n
11. 10 Jason Manning<\/div>\n
12. 01 Ed Rayburn<\/div>\n
13. 23 Gary Champion (DNS)<\/div>\n
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Motorstats.com 4 Cylinder Bombers<\/div>\n
1. 22 George Handy<\/div>\n
2. L13 Jeremey Douglas<\/div>\n
3. 69X Jim Baker<\/div>\n
4. 09X Brett Calonge<\/div>\n
5. 0 Darrell Taylor<\/div>\n
6. 54 Eddie Fitchett<\/div>\n
7. 04X Richard Humfeld<\/div>\n
8. 318 Chris Morris<\/div>\n
9. 23 Gary Lucas<\/div>\n
10. 88X Patrick Fiore, Sr.<\/div>\n
11. 66 John Moore<\/div>\n
12. 81 Travis Carr<\/div>\n
13. 933 Randy Tyler<\/div>\n
14. 1V Raymond Vann<\/div>\n
15. 813 Stephen Morris<\/div>\n
16. 40 Gene Gross<\/div>\n
17. 71 Jimmy Yankovich (DNS)<\/div>\n
18. 5 Aaron Yahnke (DNS)<\/div>\n
19. 01 Ed Rayburn (DNS)<\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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