{"id":19794,"date":"2013-09-07T16:47:58","date_gmt":"2013-09-07T16:47:58","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/karnac.com\/flanews\/?p=19794"},"modified":"2013-09-07T16:47:58","modified_gmt":"2013-09-07T16:47:58","slug":"mccreadie-lanigan-bag-5000-victories-on-second-world-100-preliminary-night-at-eldora-speedway","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/karnac.com\/flanews\/front-page-news\/mccreadie-lanigan-bag-5000-victories-on-second-world-100-preliminary-night-at-eldora-speedway\/","title":{"rendered":"McCreadie & Lanigan Bag $5,000 Victories On Second World 100 Preliminary Night At Eldora Speedway"},"content":{"rendered":"

\"090613_TMacVL\"ROSSBURG, OH \u2013 Sept. 6, 2013 \u2013 Tim McCreadie of Watertown, N.Y., and Darrell Lanigan of Union, Ky., scored $5,000 triumphs in the Twin 25-lap features that highlighted\u00a0Friday\u00a0night\u2019s second preliminary program of the 43rd<\/sup>\u00a0annual DIRTcar UMP-sanctioned World 100 at Eldora Speedway.<\/p>\n

Both World of Outlaws Late Model Series regulars took advantage of front-row starting spots to lead their respective headliners from flag-to-flag, but their roads to Victory Lane were far from easy.<\/p>\n

McCreadie, 39, recorded his long-awaited first career dirt Late Model win at the high-banked, half-mile oval in the event reserved for the evening\u2019s odd-number qualifiers. He grabbed the lead from the pole position at the initial green flag and was never headed in a caution-free race, but he barely outlasted the late-charging Gregg Satterlee of Rochester Mills, Pa., who swiped the runner-up spot from Jeep VanWormer of Pinconning, Mich., on the final lap.<\/p>\n

Lanigan, 43, raced off the outside pole to capture the feature for the even-number qualifiers after surviving mid-race challenges from John Blankenship of Williamson, W.Va., and Jared Landers of Batesville, Ark., and outrunning fellow WoO LMS traveler Shane Clanton of Zebulon, Ga., in the final circuits.<\/p>\n

McCreadie credited his successful performance to an 11th<\/sup>-hour tire-compound decision he made with his Sweeteners Plus team. Going with soft rubber proved to be his ticket onto Eldora\u2019s famed winner\u2019s stage.<\/p>\n

\u201cWe got lucky,\u201d said McCreadie, who finished third in a preliminary A-Feature\u00a0on Thursday\u00a0night. \u201cWe were one of the last guys through tech (prior to lining up for the A-Main) and we waited and we waited \u2013 and (then) we saw that tiller get out there (to work on the track surface).<\/p>\n

\u201cAfter watching all those heat races 20s (Hoosier LM-20-compound tires) were way faster than 30s, so we just put a couple on and we held on. We were dying at the end, but with no yellows it was just nice to get out there in clean air and be by myself.\u201d<\/p>\n

McCreadie maintained a small advantage over Steve Francis of Ashland, Ky., throughout the race\u2019s middle stages, but over the last five tours his edge shrank. The battle for second between Francis, VanWormer and Satterlee was fierce, however, and might have prevented one driver from running down the leader.<\/p>\n

Satterlee, 29, slid by VanWormer for second off turn two on the last lap and noticeably closed the gap on McCreadie\u2019s Warrior car rounding turns three and four, but McCreadie was able to hang on to win by 0.776 of a second over the rising Keystone State driver.<\/p>\n

\u201cI know we got work to do for a hundred laps because we faded,\u201d said McCreadie, whose career-best finish in six World 100 A-Main starts is a seventh, in 2005. \u201cBut we\u2019re gonna be damn happy tonight.\u201d<\/p>\n

Satterlee\u2019s second-place run was his best ever at Eldora. He has started the World 100 twice, finishing 17th<\/sup>\u00a0in 2010 and 25th<\/sup>\u00a0in \u201911.<\/p>\n

\u201cWe went with three hard tires and right before we went out they watered the racetrack,\u201d said Satterlee, who started fourth but struggled for most of the distance. \u201cWe weren\u2019t really where we expected to be for the first 20 laps or so, and then that middle came in and the track kind of got back to where it was. Then the car got to doing what we planned it to do.\u201d<\/p>\n

VanWormer, who won a preliminary A-Feature\u00a0on Thursday\u00a0night, settled for a third-place finish after starting second. His car\u2019s right-rear corner was damaged when he clipped the outside wall off turn two on lap eight while battling for second with Francis.<\/p>\n

Francis slipped to fourth at the finish and six-time World 100 champion Billy Moyer of Batesville, Ark., started and finished fifth.<\/p>\n

Lanigan, meanwhile, was able to find the prime line around the famed track to keep his Rocket mount at the front of the pack in the nightcap. He secured his first victory at Eldora since the 2006 DIRTcar UMP Nationals.<\/p>\n

\u201cWe had to move around a little bit and find a couple different grooves,\u201d said Lanigan, who was threatened early by Blankenship and Landers but never let Clanton get close enough to make a serious bid for the lead during the race\u2019s second half. \u201cThe car was really good on the bottom, but then we kind of started losing grip down there so I moved to the middle and actually the car got better there.<\/p>\n

\u201cUnbelievable car,\u201d he added. \u201cWe\u2019ve been working on this car \u2013 this is the same car we had at the Dream (where he was involved in a hard heat-race crash), so we had to fix it some. It\u2019s unbelievable now.\u201d<\/p>\n

A winner of Eldora\u2019s $100,000 Dream in 2003, Lanigan has never captured the World 100 in 19 career A-Main starts since 1990. His best finish is second, in 1999.<\/p>\n

Clanton, who won Thursday night\u2019s second A-Feature, slid past Blankenship and Landers in successive laps to reach second place following a lap-11 restart but ran about one second behind Lanigan for the remaining distance. The former World 100 and Dream winner\u2019s bridesmaid run gave him the best combined finishes of all drivers who competed in the preliminary events.<\/p>\n

Blankenship finished third after starting from the pole position. Three-time World 100 winner Scott Bloomquist of Mooresburg, Tenn., advanced from the 14\u00a0th<\/sup>\u00a0starting spot to finish fourth and 2006 World 100 champ Earl Pearson Jr. of Jacksonville, Fla., completed the top five.<\/p>\n

Two caution flags slowed the second A-Feature. The first came on lap 11 when Duane Chamberlain of Richmond, Ind., blew a tire and was hit by Dustin Linville of Bryantsville, Ky. Later, on lap 16, Brad Neat of Dunnville, Ky., slowed entering turn one.<\/p>\n

Jason Feger of Bloomington, Ill., was the fastest qualifier in\u00a0Friday\u00a0night\u2019s multi-car time trials with a lap of 15.770 seconds. His circuit ended up being the fastest of the two nights of time trials.<\/p>\n

With\u00a0Saturday\u00a0night\u2019s six 15-lap Dream heat races aligned by each driver\u2019s best lap time from the two rounds of qualifying, Feger\u2019s overall fast time earned him a visit to the Eldora stage during Friday\u2019s program to spin the inversion wheel. It stopped on \u20186,\u2019 setting up a 36-car invert and leaving Feger with the sixth starting spot in a heat race that will transfer the top-three finishers to the World 100.<\/p>\n

Among odd-number qualifiers, heat-race winners were Feger, Moyer, Satterlee, Francis, VanWormer and McCreadie. The B-Mains were captured by Chris Simpson of Oxford, Iowa, Jon Henry of Ada, Ohio, and Greg Johnson of Bedford, Ind.<\/p>\n

Even-number qualifier heat wins went to Matt Miller of Whitehouse, Ohio, Clanton, Jacob Hawkins of Fairmont, W.Va., Mike Marlar of Winfield, Tenn., Lanigan and Blankenship, while the B-Mains were topped by Brian Shirley of Chatham, Ill., Ricky Weiss of Winnipeg, Manitoba, and Devin Moran of Dresden, Ohio.<\/p>\n

The World 100 weekend will conclude\u00a0on Saturday\u00a0night (Sept. 7). The first heat is scheduled to get the green flag at\u00a07 p.m.<\/p>\n

Fans can obtain tickets information for the World 100 by going online to\u00a0www.EldoraSpeedway.com<\/a>\u00a0or contacting the Eldora offices at 937-338-3815.<\/p>\n

Fans who can\u2019t make it to Eldora in person this weekend can still watch all the action live by purchasing the live Pay-Per-View video broadcast of all three nights of action that is available atwww.EldoraSpeedway.com<\/a>.<\/p>\n

For more information on DIRTcar Racing, visit\u00a0www.dirtcar.com<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Odd-Number Qualifiers Feature Finish (25 laps):<\/strong>\u00a01. Tim McCreadie, 2. Gregg Satterlee, 3. Jeep VanWormer, 4. Steve Francis, 5. Billy Moyer, 6. Jason Feger, 7. Brian Birkhofer, 8. Dale McDowell, 9. Frankie Heckenast Jr., 10. Jimmy Owens, 11. R.J. Conley, 12. Tyler Reddick, 13. Eddie Carrier Jr., 14. Dennis Erb Jr., 15. Jonathan Davenport, 16. Chris Madden, 17. Bobby Pierce, 18. Brandon Sheppard, 19. Kent Robinson, 20. Chris Simpson, 21. Greg Johnson, 22. Chub Frank, 23. Ray Guss Jr., 24. Jon Henry<\/p>\n

Even-Numbers Qualifiers Feature Finish (25 laps):<\/strong>\u00a01. Darrell Lanigan, 2. Shane Clanton, 3. John Blankenship, 4. Scott Bloomquist, 5. Earl Pearson Jr., 6. Jacob Hawkins, 7. Jared Landers, 8. Mike Marlar, 9. Matt Miller, 10. Terry Phillips, 11. Josh Richards, 12. Brian Shirley, 13. Ricky Weiss, 14. Mike Spatola, 15. Morgan Bagley, 16. Vic Hill, 17. Tim Lance, 18. Devin Moran, 19. Don O\u2019Neal, 20. Brad Neat, 21. Duane Chamberlain, 22. Dustin Linville, 23. Casey Roberts, 24. Shannon Babb.<\/p>\n

World 100 Preliminary Night No. 2 Time Trials Results (Unofficial):<\/strong><\/p>\n

1. 25-Jason Feger\/Bloomington, IL 15.77<\/p>\n

2. 1-Josh Richards\/Shinnston, WV 15.872<\/p>\n

3. 58-Ray Guss Jr.\/Milan, IL 15.971<\/p>\n

4. 25-Shane Clanton\/Zebulon, GA 16.062<\/p>\n

5. 22-Gregg Satterlee\/Rochester Mills, PA 16.129<\/p>\n

6. 20H-Jacob Hawkins\/Fairmont, WV 16.141<\/p>\n

7. 15-Steve Francis\/Ashland, KY 16.154<\/p>\n

8. 11-Brad Neat\/Dunnville, KY 16.155<\/p>\n

9. 55-Jeep VanWormer\/Pinconning, MI 16.157<\/p>\n

10. 71-Don O’Neal\/Martinsville, IN 16.159<\/p>\n

11. 39-Tim McCreadie\/Watertown, NY 16.186<\/p>\n

12. 23-John Blankenship\/Williamson, WV 16.187<\/p>\n

13. 99-Frankie Heckenast Jr.\/Frankfort, IL 16.207<\/p>\n

14. 3s-Brian Shirley\/Chatham, IL 16.221<\/p>\n

15. 21-Billy Moyer\/Batesville, AR 16.237<\/p>\n

16. 5-Jared Landers\/Batesville, AR 16.242<\/p>\n

17. 15-Jon Henry\/Ada, OH 16.253<\/p>\n

18. 7W-Ricky Weiss\/Winnipeg, Manitoba 16.258<\/p>\n

19. 11-Tyler Reddick\/DuQuoin, IL 16.258<\/p>\n

20. 5b-Mike Marlar\/Winfield, TN 16.273<\/p>\n

21. 49-Jonathan Davenport\/Blairsville, GA 16.295<\/p>\n

22. 29-Darrell Lanigan\/Union, KY 16.3<\/p>\n

23. 32-Bobby Pierce\/Oakwood, IL 16.301<\/p>\n

24. 95J-Jerry Bowersock\/Wapakoneta, OH 16.305<\/p>\n

25. 13-J.R. Hotovy\/Hartford, MI 16.331<\/p>\n

26. 3-Matt Miller\/Whitehouse, OH 16.367<\/p>\n

27. 28-Eddie Carrier Jr.\/Salt Rock, WV 16.375<\/p>\n

28. 25z-Mason Zeigler\/Chalk Hill, PA 16.389<\/p>\n

29. 1-Jeff Babcock\/Wayne, OH 16.397<\/p>\n

30. 14M-Morgan Bagley\/Longview, TX 16.4<\/p>\n

31. 17M-Dale McDowell\/Chickamauga, GA 16.402<\/p>\n

32. 1v-Vic Hill\/Mosheim, TN 16.406<\/p>\n

33. 57J-Bub McCool\/Vicksburg, MS 16.448<\/p>\n

34. 99M-Devin Moran\/Dresden, OH 16.449<\/p>\n

35. 28-Jimmy Mars\/Menomonie, WI 16.468<\/p>\n

36. 101-Casey Roberts\/Toccoa, GA 16.469<\/p>\n

37. 28-Dennis Erb Jr.\/Carpentersville, IL 16.479<\/p>\n

38. 19-Chad Smith\/Miamisburg, OH 16.489<\/p>\n

39. b5-Brandon Sheppard\/New Berlin, IL 16.501<\/p>\n

40. 0-Scott Bloomquist\/Mooresburg, TN 16.505<\/p>\n

41. 20-Jimmy Owens\/Newport, TN 16.529<\/p>\n

42. 48-Tim Lance\/Brimfield, IL 16.537<\/p>\n

43. 14-Henry Cooper\/Star, MS 16.554<\/p>\n

44. b12-Kevin Weaver\/Gibson City, IL 16.567<\/p>\n

45. 17-Shannon Thornsberry\/Martin, KY 16.573<\/p>\n

46. 71c-R.J. Conley\/Wheelersburg, OH 16.586<\/p>\n

47. 18-Shannon Babb\/Moweaqua, IL 16.586<\/p>\n

48. 99-Donnie Moran\/Dresden, OH 16.593<\/p>\n

49. 33-Tim Manville\/St. Jacob, IL 16.599<\/p>\n

50. 6-Dustin Neat\/Dunnville, KY 16.601<\/p>\n

51. 44-Earl Pearson Jr.\/Jacksonville, FL 16.601<\/p>\n

52. 1WC-Wayne Chinn\/Bradford, OH 16.636<\/p>\n

53. 97-Michael Chilton\/Salvisa, KY 16.639<\/p>\n

54. 23v-Ryan VanderVeen\/Six Lakes, MI 16.669<\/p>\n

55. 75-Terry Phillips\/Springfield, MO 16.671<\/p>\n

56. 49-Brian Ruhlman\/Clarklake, MI 16.68<\/p>\n

57. 116-Randy Weaver\/Crossville, TN 16.709<\/p>\n

58. 21-Jason Montgomery\/Jackson, OH 16.718<\/p>\n

59. 16-Justin Rattliff\/Campbellsville, KY 16.719<\/p>\n

60. 1*-Chub Frank\/Bear Lake, PA 16.73<\/p>\n

61. d8-Dustin Linville\/Bryantsville, KY 16.748<\/p>\n

62. 32-Chris Simpson\/Oxford, IA 16.766<\/p>\n

63. 20c-Duane Chamberlain\/Richmond, IN 16.769<\/p>\n

64. 9t-Tim Isenberg\/Marshfield, WI 16.793<\/p>\n

65. 17-Brett Wyatt\/Crossville, TN 16.801<\/p>\n

66. 15b-Brian Birkhofer\/Muscatine, IA 16.846<\/p>\n

67. 21-Robby Hensley\/Walton, KY 16.857<\/p>\n

68. 91-Jeremy Nichols\/Shelbyville, IL 16.87<\/p>\n

69. 72-John Mason\/Millersburg, OH 16.871<\/p>\n

70. 15-Greg Johnson\/Bedford, IN 16.916<\/p>\n

71. 11d-Brian Diveley\/Springfield, IL 17.043<\/p>\n

72. 44-Chris Madden\/Gray Court, SC 17.094<\/p>\n

73. 11-Ryan Sutter\/Ft. Recovery, OH 17.151<\/p>\n

74. 46-Tim Rivers\/Salem, IN 17.162<\/p>\n

75. 81K-Randy Korte\/Highland, IL 17.172<\/p>\n

76. 48x-Steve Lance Jr.\/Cuba, IL 17.175<\/p>\n

77. 4GH-Jeff Sloan\/Charleston, MO 17.211<\/p>\n

78. 0-Brad Dyer\/Mohawk, TN 17.222<\/p>\n

79. 48-Chad Ruhlman\/Bemus Point, NY 17.235<\/p>\n

80. 1DJ-Doug Drown\/Wooster, OH 17.324<\/p>\n

81. 18K-Brandon Kinzer\/Allen, KY 17.273<\/p>\n

82. 34-Ky Harper\/Tiffin, OH 17.38<\/p>\n

83. 89-Mike Spatola\/Manhattan, IL 17.446<\/p>\n

84. 93-Jay Johnson\/W. Burlington, IA 17.463<\/p>\n

85. 2-Justin Chance\/Mansfield, OH 17.475<\/p>\n

86. 2-Joe Ramey\/Ironton, OH 17.503<\/p>\n

87. 11-Jeff Watson\/Campbellsville, KY 17.548<\/p>\n

88. 15-Phil Ausra\/Dowagiac, MI 17.632<\/p>\n

89. 1N-Casey Noonan\/Sylvania, OH 17.635<\/p>\n

90. 360-Michael Asberry\/Crossville, TN 17.647<\/p>\n

91. 77-Steve Kester\/Holland, OH 17.705<\/p>\n

92. 7R-Kent Robinson\/Bloomington, IN 17.762<\/p>\n

93. 69-John Mayes Jr.\/Clyde, OH 17.779<\/p>\n

94. 66-Jody Knowles\/Tyrone, GA 17.804<\/p>\n

95. 3-Brian Gray\/Hamilton, OH 17.841<\/p>\n

96. 28-Jeff Wolfenbarger\/Clinton, TN 17.854<\/p>\n

97. 58x-Gary Christian\/Broken Bow, OK 17.873<\/p>\n

98. 33-Don Gordon\/Chatham, ONT 17.907<\/p>\n

99. 25s-Jason Smith\/Seymour, IN 18.088<\/p>\n

100. 23b-Jay Brunson\/Dubberly, IA 18.089<\/p>\n

101. 88-Andrew Reaume\/Blenheim, ONT 18.097<\/p>\n

102. 81Jr-Jason Riggs\/Harrisburg, IL 18.187<\/p>\n

103. 36-Matt Irey\/Mansfield, OH 18.188<\/p>\n

104. 79-Shane Unger\/Versailles, OH 18.67<\/p>\n

105. 98-Mason Combs\/Springsboro, OH 18.876<\/p>\n

106. 86-Scott Clifford\/New Lothrop, MI 19.011<\/p>\n

25-Chad Simpson\/Mt. Vernon, IA N\/T<\/p>\n

31-Nick Latham\/Winchester, OH N\/T<\/p>\n

45-Don Hammer\/Clinton, IL N\/T<\/p>\n

1-Doug Zartler\/New Lenox, IL N\/T<\/p>\n

03-Jim Gingery\/Bucyrus, OH N\/T<\/p>\n

9i-Steve Isenberg\/Marshfield, WI N\/T<\/p>\n

Odd-Number Qualifiers Heat 1 Finish (8 laps\/top 3 transfer):<\/strong>\u00a01. Jason Feger, 2. Frankie Heckenast Jr., 3. Dennis Erb Jr., 4. Dustin Neat, 5. J.R. Hotovy, 6. Joe Ramey, 7. Don Gordon, 8. Chris Simpson (DNS) Steve Isenberg<\/p>\n

Odd-Number Qualifiers Heat 2 Finish (8 laps\/top 3 transfer):<\/strong>\u00a01. Billy Moyer, 2. Eddie Carrier Jr., 3. Ray Guss Jr., 4. Wayne Chinn, 5. Brandon Sheppard, 6. Tim Isenberg, 7. Steve Lance Jr., 8. Phil Ausra, 9. Jay Brunson (DNS) Don Hammer<\/p>\n

Odd-Number Qualifiers Heat 3 Finish (8 laps\/top 3 transfer):<\/strong>\u00a01. Gregg Satterlee, 2. Brian Birkhofer, 3. Jimmy Owens, 4. Jeff Babcock, 5. Ryan VanderVeen, 6. Jon Henry, 7. Jason Riggs, 8. Michael Asberry, 9. Brad Dyer (DNS) Nick Latham<\/p>\n

Odd-Number Qualifiers Heat 4 Finish (8 laps\/top 3 transfer):<\/strong>\u00a01. Steve Francis, 2. Dale McDowell, 3. Tyler Reddick, 4. Kent Robinson, 5. Brandon Kinzer, 6. Brian Ruhlman, 7. Kevin Weaver, 8. Jeremy Nichols, 9. Shane Unger<\/p>\n

Odd-Number Qualifiers Heat 5 Finish (8 laps\/top 3 transfer):<\/strong>\u00a01. Jeep VanWormer, 2. Jonathan Davenport, 3. R.J. Conley, 4. Greg Johnson, 5. Bub McCool, 6. Jason Montgomery, 7. Ky Harper, 8. Jody Knowles, 9. Scott Clifford<\/p>\n

Odd-Number Qualifiers Heat 6 Finish (8 laps\/top 3 transfer):<\/strong>\u00a01. Tim McCreadie, 2. Chris Madden, 3. Chub Frank, 4. Bobby Pierce, 5. Jimmy Mars, 6. Donnie Moran, 7. Jay Johnson, 8. Jeff Wolfenbarger (DNS) Scott James<\/p>\n

Odd-Number Qualifiers B-Main 1 Finish (10 laps\/top 2 transfer):<\/strong>\u00a01. Chris Simpson, 2. Brandon Sheppard, 3. Tim Rivers, 4. Dustin Neat, 5. Tim Isenberg, 6. Wayne Chinn, 7. Phil Ausra, 8. Jay Brunson, 9. Don Gordon, 10. Steve Lance Jr., 11. J.R. Hotovy<\/p>\n

Odd-Number Qualifiers B-Main 2 Finish (10 laps\/top 2 transfer):<\/strong>\u00a01. Jon Henry, 2. Kent Robinson, 3. Ryan VanderVeen, 4. Brandon Kinzer, 5. Brian Ruhlman, 6. Jason Riggs, 7. Kevin Weaver, 8. Jeremy Nichols, 9. Brad Dyer, 10. Shane Unger, 11. Michael Asberry<\/p>\n

Odd-Number Qualifiers B-Main 3 Finish (10 laps\/top 2 transfer):<\/strong>\u00a01. Greg Johnson, 2. Bobby Pierce, 3. Jimmy Mars, 4. Donnie Moran, 5. Bub McCool, 6. Ky Harper, 7. Jay Johnson, 8. Jason Montgomery, 9. Jody Knowles, 10. Jeff Wolfenbarger, 11. Scott Clifford<\/p>\n

Even-Number Qualifiers Heat 1 Finish (8 laps\/top 3 transfer):<\/strong>\u00a01. Matt Miller, 2. Josh Richards, 3. Earl Pearson Jr., 4. Brian Shirley, 5. Duane Chamberlain, 6. Jason Smith, 7. Jeff Watson, 8. Chad Smith (DNS) Randy Korte, Henry Cooper<\/p>\n

Even-Number Qualifiers Heat 2 Finish (8 laps\/top 3 transfer):<\/strong>\u00a01. Shane Clanton, 2. Jared Landers, 3. Scott Bloomquist, 4. Mason Zeigler, 5. Michael Chilton, 6. Brett Wyatt, 7. Casey Noonan, 8. Jeff Sloan, 9. Jim Gingery (DNS) Andrew Reaume<\/p>\n

Even-Number Qualifiers Heat 3 Finish (8 laps\/top 3 transfer):\u00a0<\/strong>1. Jacob Hawkins, 2. Morgan Bagley, 3. Terry Phillips, 4. Ricky Weiss, 5. Tim Lance, 6. Steve Kester, 7. Robby Hensley, 8. Chad Ruhlman, 9. Matt Irey<\/p>\n

Even-Number Qualifiers Heat 4 Finish (8 laps\/top 3 transfer):<\/strong>\u00a01. Mike Marlar, 2. Vic Hill, 3. Brad Neat, 4. Doug Drown, 5. Randy Weaver, 6. John Mason, 7. Shannon Thornsberry, 8. John Mayes Jr., 9. Mason Combs<\/p>\n

Even-Number Qualifiers Heat 5 Finish (8 laps\/top 3 transfer):<\/strong>\u00a01. Darrell Lanigan, 2. Don O\u2019Neal, 3. Shannon Babb, 4. Brian Diveley, 5. Devin Moran, 6. Mike Spatola, 7. Brian Gray, 8. Justin Rattliff (DNS) Chad Simpson<\/p>\n

Even-Number Qualifiers Heat 6 Finish (8 laps\/top 3 transfer):<\/strong>\u00a01. John Blankenship, 2. Dustin Linville, 3. Casey Roberts, 4. Justin Chance, 5. Jerry Bowersock, 6. Gary Christian, 7. Tim Manville, 8. Ryan Sutter (DNS) Doug Zartler<\/p>\n

Even-Number Qualifiers B-Main 1 Finish (10 laps\/top 2 transfer):<\/strong>\u00a01. Brian Shirley, 2. Duane Chamberlain, 3. Mason Zeigler, 4. Michael Chilton, 5. Brett Wyatt, 6. Jason Smith, 7. Jeff Sloan, 8. Casey Noonan, 9. Jeff Watson, 10. Jim Gingery<\/p>\n

Even-Number Qualifiers B-Main 2 Finish (10 laps\/top 2 transfer):<\/strong>\u00a01. Ricky Weiss, 2. Tim Lance, 3. Steve Kester, 4. John Mason, 5. Randy Weaver, 6. Chad Ruhlman, 7. Robby Hensley, 8. Matt Irey, 9. Shannon Thornsberry, 10. John Mayes Jr., 11. Mason Combs, 12. Doug Drown.<\/p>\n

Even-Number Qualifiers B-Main 3 Finish (10 laps\/top 2 transfer):<\/strong>\u00a01. Devin Moran, 2. Mike Spatola, 3. Tim Manville, 4. Brian Diveley, 5. Brian Gray, 6. Ryan Sutter, 7. Gary Christian, 8. Justin Rattliff, 9. Justin Chance, 10. Jerry Bowersock<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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