Crawley Wins ASCS/WOW Event at Lucas Oil Speedway
Lucas Oil Speedway Results:
Heat Races (Top 16 in Passing Points to "A" Main; Balance to 3 "B" Mains):
Heat One (8 Laps): 1. 5$-Danny Smith, 2. 10a-Ricky Logan, 3. 5h-Josh Fisher, 4. 93-Dustin Morgan, 5. 9m-Cody Baker, 6. 9$-David Stephenson, 7. 3p-Rusty Potter, 8. 04-Kirby Hagans, 9. 21T-Eric Todd.
Heat Two (8 Laps): 1. 53-Jack Dover, 2. 88k-J. Kinder, 3. 26-Rafe Essary, 4. 53x-Justin Jackson, 5. 8w-Jordan Whitehead, 6. 14n-H.J. Norman, 7. 11c-Dakota Carroll, 8. 4-Evan Martin, 9. 165-Haley Arnold.
Heat Three (8 Laps): 1. 88-Tim Crawley, 2. 97-Aaron Berryhill, 3. 29-Rusty Quick, 4. 57-Shane Stewart, 5. 0c-Preston Peebles II, 6. 0-Jason Martin, 7. 72-Curtis Boyer, 8. 6g-Bryan Gossel, 9. 9x-Gary Wright.
Heat Four (8 Laps): 1. 21-Brian Brown, 2. 1-Sean McClelland, 3. 22-Dustin Barks, 4. 11x-Gregg Bakker, 5. 13-Strike Hill, 6. 9mx-Brad Ryun, 7. 14a-Andrew Turley, 8. 27-Mark Finnell, 9. 6-Kyle Hirst.
Heat Five (8 Laps): 1. 33-Austin Alumbaugh, 2. 17-Kyle Carpenter, 3. 95-Matt Covington, 4. 71-Channin Tankersley, 5. 3-Mark Shirshekan, 6. 18-Tony Bruce, Jr., 7. 14-Randy Martin, 8. 14k-Kyle Bellm, 9. 94-Danny Wood.
Heat Six (8 Laps): 1. 28-Jonathan Cornell, 2. 3g-Darren Long, 3. 75-Tyler Blank, 4. 7c-Chris Morgan, 5. 3z-Zach Davis, 6. 93k-Andy Korte, 7. 7-Eric Schrock, 8. 50z-Zach Chappell.
Heat Seven (8 Laps): 1. 99-Brady Bacon, 2. 41-Jason Johnson, 3. 44-Jon Corbin, 4. 1p-Curtis Evans, 5. 1a-Adam Jones, 6. 19s-Steven Cross, 7. 24-Lanny Carpenter, 8. 5m-Mallory Arnold.
"B" Mains (Top 2 From Each Advance to "A" Main):
First "B" Feature (12 Laps): 1. 93-Dustin Morgan, 2. 97-Aaron Berryhill, 3. 71-Channin Tankersley, 4. 9x-Gary Wright, 5. 0-Jason Martin, 6. 14k-Kyle Bellm, 7. 9m-Cody Baker, 8. 53x-Justin Jackson, 9. 26-Rafe Essary, 10. 11c-Dakota Carroll, 11. 19s-Steven Cross, 12. 14a-Andrew Turley, 13. 1a-Adam Jones. DNS: 27-Mark Finnell, 6-Kyle Hirst.
Second "B" Feature (12 Laps): 1. 11x-Gregg Bakker, 2. 18-Tony Bruce, Jr., 3. 17-Kyle Carpenter, 4. 0c-Preston Peebles II, 5. 9$-David Stephenson, 6. 94-Danny Wood, 7. 5m-Miranda Arnold, 8. 04-Kirby Hagans, 9. 3z-Zach Davis, 10. 14n-H.J. Norman, 11. 50z-Zach Chappell, 12. 24-Lanny Carpenter, 13. 8w-Jordan Whitehead. DNS: 44-Jon Corbin, 165-Haley Arnold.
Third “B” Feature (12 Laps): 1. 41-Jason Johnson, 2. 95-Matt Covington, 3. 1p-Curtis Evans, 4. 7c-Chris Morgan, 5. 14-Randy Martin, 6. 13-Strike Hill, 7. 72-Curtis Boyer, 8. 9mx-Brad Ryun, 9. 4-Evan Martin, 10. 93w-Andy Korte, 11. 21T-Eric Todd, 12. 3-Mark Shirshekan. DNS: 3p-Rusty Potter, 7-Eric Schrock, 6g-Bryan Gossel.
Lucas Oil Speedway “A” Main:
“A” Feature (30 Laps): 1. 88-Tim Crawley, 2. 57-Shane Stewart, 3. 99-Brady Bacon, 4. 28-Jonathan Cornell, 5. 41-Jason Johnson, 6. 18-Tony Bruce, Jr., 7. 93-Dustin Morgan, 8. 1-Sean McClelland, 9. 33-Austin Alumbaugh, 10. 3g-Darren Long, 11. 50z-Zach Chappell, 12. 10a-Ricky Logan, 13. 22-Dustin Barks, 14. 88k-J. Kinder, 15. 5h-Josh Fisher, 16. 21-Brian Brown, 17. 11x-Gregg Bakker, 18. 95-Matt Covington, 19. 94-Danny Wood, 20. 75-Tyler Blank, 21. 5$-Danny Smith, 22. 44-Jon Corbin, 23. 97-Aaron Berryhill, 24. 53-Jack Dover, 25. 29-Rusty Quick.
Lap Leaders: Jack Dover 1-9, Brady Bacon 10-25, Tim Crawley 26-35.
Brown Edges Dover at CMS
Warrensburg, MO(September 10th)-
Holding off a last lap charge by Jack Dover, Brian Brown won Friday night’s Winged Outlaw Warrior/ASCS Midwest co-sanctioned show at Central Missouri Speedway Friday night. Kyle Hirst ran a strong third followed by Cody Baker and Austin Alumbaugh. Heat races for the twenty six car field were won by Brown, Jon Corbin, J Kinder, and Josh Fisher.
Central Missouri Speedway results
9/10/10
26 cars
A Main-25 laps
1. 21 Brian Brown-Grain Valley, MO(1) 2.53 Jack Dover-Springfield, NE(5) 3. 5H Kyle Hirst-Loomis, CA(2) 4. 9M Cody Baker-Lone Jack, MO(4) 5. 33 Austin Alumbaugh-Higginsville, MO(9) 6. 14 Randy Martin-California, MO(7) 7. 88 J Kinder-Holt’s Summit, MO(8) 8. 75 Tyler Blank-California, MO(14) 9. 28 Jonathan Cornell-Sedalia, MO(12) 10. 18 Tony Bruce Jr.-Liberal, KS(15) 11. 86X Mike Trent-Rocheport, MO(10) 12. 86 Josh Fisher-Smithton, MO(6) 13. Eric Schrock-Lake Ozark, MO(20) 14. 44X Jon Corbin-Kansas City, MO(3) 15. 5 Eric Lutz-Sioux Falls, SD(18) 16. 11C Dakota Carroll-LaMonte, MO(11) 17. 72 Curtis Boyer-New Haven, MO(19) 18. 165 Haley Arnold-Sedalia, MO(16) 19. 3P Rusty Potter-Boonville, MO(17) 20. 93 Taylor Walton-Warrensburg, MO(13)
B Main- 12 laps
1. 93 Taylor Walton(2) 2. 75 Tyler Blank(5) 3. 18 Tony Bruce Jr.(8) 4. 165 Haley Arnold(1) 5. 3P Rusty Potter(6) 6. 5 Eric Lutz(11) 7. 72 Curtis Boyer(4) 8. 7 Eric Schrock(9) 9. 21T Eric Todd-Falcon,MO(7) 10. 9C Tony Crank-Sedalia, MO(10) 11. 19S Steven Cross-Appleton City, MO(3) 12. 44 Doug Lovegrove-Waverly, NE(13) 13. 5M Miranda Arnold-Sedalia, MO(12) 14. 14A Andrew Turley-Sedalia, MO(14)
Hull Wins LOS 360 Nationals
1st Heat-10 laps 1. 21 Brian Brown-Grain Valley,MO (8) 2. 84 Ben Wagoner-Emden,IL (1) 3. 75 Tyler Blank-California,MO (2) 4. 21T Eric Todd-Falcon,MO (3) 5. 14 Randy Martin-California,MO (5) 6. 04 Brad Graham-Springfield,MO (6) 7. 24 Lanny Carpenter-Clarksburg,MO (7) 8. 7 Eric Schrock-Lake Ozark,MO (4) 9. 10 Chris Coleman-Marshall,MO (8)
2nd Heat-10 laps 1. 16 Anthony Nicholson-Cordova,TN (2) 2. 3 Mark Shirshekan-Farmington,MO (5) 3. 4 Evan Martin-Jefferson City,MO (1) 4. 7Y Don Young-Bartlett,TN (3) 5. 87 Brian McClelland-Broken Arrow,OK (4) 6. 88J Kinder-Holt's Summit,MO (6) 7. 6 Bryan Grimes-Slater,MO (7) 8. 65G Jordan Goldesberry-Springfield,IL (8) 9. D12 Dennis Moore Jr.-Grinnell, IA (9)
3rd Heat-10 laps 1. 36 Jason Martin-Liberal,KS (2) 2. 28 Jonathan Cornell-Sedalia,MO (4) 3. 5H Kyle Hirst-Loomis, CA (6) 4. 97B Aaron Berryhill-Broken Arrow,OK (5) 5. 1A Adam Jones-Wright City,MO (3) 6. 17 Kyle Carpenter-Marshfield,MO (7) 7. 11C Dakota Carroll-LaMonte,MO (1) 8. 14K Kyle Bellm-Nixa,MO (8) 9. 48 Ryan Schlender-Sedalia,MO (DNS)
4th Heat-10 laps 1. 44 Jon Corbin-Kansas City,MO (1) 2. 18Tony Bruce Jr.-Liberal,KS (2) 3. 3P Rusty Potter-Boonville,MO (3) 4. 86 Josh Fisher-Smithton,MO (8) 5. 22 Dustin Barks-Farmington,MO (7) 6. 86X Mike Trent-Rocheport,MO (5) 7. 9C Tony Crank-Sedalia,MO (4) 8. 72 Curtis Boyer-New Haven,MO (6) 9. 29 Rusty Quick-Lebanon,MO (9)
Dash-8 lspd 1. 9M Cody Baker (1) 2. 12 Jerrod Hull (2) 3. 33Austin Alumbaugh (4) 4. 88T Tim Crawley (3) 5. 21 Brian Brown (7) 6. 44 Jon Corbin (5) 7. 36 Jason Martin (8) 8. 16 Anthony Nicholson (6)
1st B main-12 laps 1. 7Y Don Young (2) 2. 14 Randy Martin (3) 3. 87 Brian McClelland (4) 4. 88 J Kinder (6) 5. 21T Eric Todd (1) 6. 6 Bryan Grimes (8) 7. 24 Lanny Carpenter (7) 8. 04 Brad Graham (5) 9. D12 Dennis Moore Jr. (11) 10. 10 Chris Coleman (9) 11. 65G Jordan Goldesberry (10) 12. 7 Eric Schrock (DNS)
2nd B main-12 laps 1. 97B Aaron Berryhill (1) 2. 22 Dustin Barks (4) 3. 86 Josh Fisher (2) 4. 1A Adam Jones (3) 5. 9C Tony Crank (8) 6. 17 Kyle Carpenter (5) 7. 86X Mike Trent (6) 8. 11C Dakota Carroll (7) 9. 72 Curtis Boyer (10) 10. 29 Rusty Quick (9) 11. 14K Kyle Bellm(DNS) 12. 48 Ryan Schlender (DNS)
A main-30 laps 1. 12 Jerrod Hull (2) 2. 88T Tim Crawley (4) 3. 21 Brian Brown (5) 4. 36 Jason Martin (7) 5. 33 Austin Alumbaugh (3) 6. 44 Jon Corbin (6) 7. 28 Jonathan Cornell (11) 8. 75 Tyler Blank (13) 9. 14 Randy Martin (19) 10. 3 Mark Shirshekan (10) 11. 5H Kyle Hirst (15) 12. 4 Evan Martin (14) 13. 97B Aaron Berryhill (18) 14. 18 Tony Bruce Jr. (12) 15. 9M Cody Baker (1) 16. 86 JoshFisher (21) 17. 22 Dustin Barks (20) 18. 21T Eric Todd (19) 19. 84 Ben Wagoner (9) 20. 3P Rusty Potter (16) 21. 16 Anthony Nicholson (8) 22. 7Y Don Young (22)
Tim Crawley Wins Opening Night of LOS 360 Nationals
Tim Crawley, of Benton AR, made his mark to be a top contender in the 7th Annual Lake Ozark Speedway 360 Nationals by leading all 25 laps around Kevin and Tammy Gundaker's 3/8 oval. Crawley was on cruise throughout most of the race with no serious threats. A battle was being waged right behind the Mike Ward owned sprinter between Jerrod Hull and Austin Alumbaugh. The Hull held down the second spot for the firsseventeen laps before Alumbaugh made the pass as the pair entered lapped traffic. Hull held on for third followed across the finish line by Cody Baker and Mike Trent to round out the top 5.
LOS 360 Nationals
Lake Ozark Speedway-Eldon MO
Saturday, September 4, 2010
43 cars
1st Heat-10 laps (Top 4 to A-Main)
1. 6 Bryan Grimes-Slater MO (2) 2. Anthony Nicholson-Cordova TN (4) 3. 18 Tony Bruce, Jr.-Liberal KS (3) 4. 86 Josh Fisher-Smithton MO (8) 5. 36 Jason Martin-Liberal KS (10) 6. 65G Jordan Goldesberry-Springfield IL (9) 7. 04 Brad Graham-Springfield MO (5) 8. 7 Eric Schrock-Lake Ozark MO (7) 9. 89 Tim McVay-Grain Valley MO (1) 10. 11C Dakota Carroll-LaMonte MO (6) 11. 14K Kyle Bellm-Nixa MO (11)
2nd Heat-10 laps
1. 88T Tim Crawley-Benton AR (4) 2. 33 Austin Alumbaugh-Higginsville MO (1) 3. 21T Eric Todd-Falcon MO (2) 4. 97B Aaron Berryhill-Broken Arrow OK (6) 5. 5H Kyle Hirst-Loomis CA (7) 6. 7Y Don Young-Bartlett TN (5) 7. 88 J Kinder-Holt's Summit MO (3) 8. 44 Jon Corbin-Kansas City MO (9) 9. 22 Dustin Barks-Farmington MO (8) 10. 87 Brian McClelland-Broken Arrow OK (10) 11. 28 Jonathan Cornell-Sedalia MO (11)
3rd Heat-10 laps
1. 12 Jerrod Hull-Sikeston MO (4) 2. 86X Mike Trent-Rocheport MO (5) 3. 1A Adam Jones-Wright City MO (8) 4. 4 Evan Martin-Jefferson City MO (7) 5. 48 Ryan Schlender-Sedalia MO (11) 6. 24 Lanny Carpenter-Clarksburg MO (3) 7. 17 Kyle Carpenter-Marshfield MO (10) 8. 10 Chris Coleman-Marshall MO (6) 9. 9C Tony Crank-Sedalia MO (9) 10. 14J Jim Bridgeman-Farmington MO (1) 11. 65 T.J. Muths-Sedalia MO (2)
4th Heat-10 laps
1. 75 Tyler Blank-California MO (2) 2. 9M Cody Baker-Lone Jack MO (1) 3. 84 Ben Wagoner-Emden IL (4) 4. D12 Dennis Moore, Jr.-Grinnell IA (6) 5. 3P Rusty Potter-Boonville MO (3) 6. 14 Randy Martin-California MO (10) 7. 2A Randy Hibbs-Savannah MO (7) 8. 29 Rusty Quick-Lebanon MO (8) 9. 72 Curtis Boyer-New Haven MO (9) 10. 93 Taylor Walton-Warrensburg MO (5)
1st B-Main-12 laps (Top 2 to A-Main)
1. 5H Kyle Hirst (2) 2. 7Y Don Young (4) 3. 36 Jason Martin (1) 4. 65G Jordan Goldesberry (3) 5. 22 Dustin Barks (10) 6. 88 J Kinder (6) 7. 44 Jon Corbin (8) 8. 87 Brian McClelland (12) 9. 04 Brad Graham (5) 10. 89 Todd McVay (9) 11. 11C Dakota Carroll (11) DNS 7 Eric Schrock (7), 14K Kyle Bellm (13), 28 Jonathan Cornell (14)
2nd B-Main-12 laps
1. 14 Randy Martin (4) 2. 3P Rusty Potter (2) 3. 17 Kyle Carpenter (5) 4. 72 Curtis Boyer (10) 5. 29 Rusty Quick (8) 6. 9C Tony Crank (9) 7. 14J Jim Bridgeman (11) 8. 48 Ryan Schlender (1) 9. 10 Chris Coleman (7) 10. 24 Lanny Carpenter (3) DNS 2A Randy Hibbs (6), 93 Taylor Walton (12), 65 T.J. Muths (13)
A-Main-25 laps (Top 4 locked in to Sunday A-Main)
1. 88T Tim Crawley (2) 2. 33 Austin Alumbaugh (3) 3. 12 Jerrod Hull (4) 4. 9M Cody Baker (6) 5. 86X Mike Trent (1) 6. D12 Dennis Moore, Jr. (16) 7. 6 Bryan Grimes (7) 8. 84 Ben Wagoner (12) 9. 5H Kyle Hirst (17) 10. 21T Eric Todd (10) 11. 97B Aaron Berryhill (14) 12. 7Y Don Young (19) 13. 1A Adam Jones (11) 14. 16 Anthony Nicholson (8) 15. 86 Josh Fisher (13) 16. 75 Tyler Blank (5) 17. 3P Rusty Potter (20) 18. 72 Curtis Boyer (21) 19. 4 Evan Martin (15) 20. 14 Randy Martin (18) 21. 18 Tony Bruce, Jr. (9)
(72 Boyer used a Winged Outlaw Warriors provisional start)
Lap Leaders: 1-25 Crawley
Jerrod Hull Wins Tri-City
Lonnie Wheatley, PONTOON BEACH, Ill. (August 27, 2010) – Jerrod Hull took full advantage of every little opportunity that presented itself in Friday night’s Lucas Oil ASCS presented by K&N Filters National debut at Tri-City Speedway to pull off a stunning upset victory from the 19th starting position.
The Sikeston, MO, shoe steered clear of some opening lap carnage, snuck by some battling contenders on the low side in the middle portion of the race and then took the lead away from Brian Brown on the 21st circuit before checking out in the final rounds of the 30-lapper for the $6,000 victory, his second career ASCS National triumph and first since a Benton, MO, win on July 4, 1996.
“I’m not believing this at all, I won one of these races back in ’95 or something, a long time ago,” Hull explained in victory lane. “We’ve tried a lot of times, this is by far my biggest win. While Hull gridded the feature field inside the tenth row after advancing from “B” Main action, he picked up ten spots before a lap was completed when front row starters Danny Wood and Matt Covington tangled and flipped entering turn one, collecting the likes of leading title contenders Jason Johnson and Shane Stewart along with Gary Wright, Justyn Cox, Dustin Barks, Tim Crawley, Ricky Logan and more.
When the mess was cleared and the field reset, Hull restarted in ninth as only Wood, Covington and Barks were unable to make the call for the restart.
“It was close, I drove it in there and seen ‘em piling up and we were able to get it slowed down,” Hull explained of the crash. “I was amazed we restarted ninth. That’s pretty cool we won it from ninth though, they didn’t just give it to us.” With Hull working forward from the fifth row aboard the Heartland Trailer Manufacturing No. 12 Maxim instead of the tenth row on the second start, Brian Brown led the way to the green flag after originally starting in sixth and gunned into the early lead ahead of Darren Long.
While Brown apparently cruised out front over the first half of the race, the action in his wake was intense with wild sliders for position in virtually every corner amongst Long, Dustin Morgan, Kyle Hirst and Brady Bacon among others. While all that was going on, Hull found some rubber on the low side of the track and began working forward, getting between the battling duo of Hirst and Bacon for fourth by the midway point. Hirst and Hull slid past Long for second and third by the 19th lap and then quickly closed the gap on Brown, who had been struggling with a sticking throttle throughout while out front. Hull raced past both Hirst and then Brown for the lead on the 21st lap, one round before the yellow flag flew for Long, who spun to a stop in turn one with a cut tire after battling among the top positions throughout. After Brown stopped with race-ending woes three rounds later, Hull checked out over the final six circuits to snare the victory with a full straightaway advantage over 13th-starter Hirst, who posted a Lucas Oil ASCS National career-best finish of second aboard Gary Perkins’ Shark-powered GP Development No. 6 A.R.T.
“We’ll take it,” the Loomis, CA, shoe that ranks as the leading Brodix Rookie of the Year contender commented afterward. “That start got us a lot of spots and then I found the rubber before the guys up front did, but ol’ Jerrod Hull found it way lower than I did and got by us all.”Fifteenth-starter Zach Chappell worked forward over the final circuits to claim the show position aboard David Chappell’s Wesmar-powered Legend’s Bar-B-Que No. 50z Maxim, while three-time series champion Tim Crawley rebounded from the opening lap melee to claim fourth in Mike Ward’s McCarver-powered Boater Sports No. 88 Maxim. Brady Bacon rounded out the top five in Mike and Megan Eubank’s Wesmar-powered Tel-Star Communications No. 99 Triple-X, with Jonathan Cornell crossing the stripe in seventh. Reigning series champion Shane Stewart recovered from the opening lap incident and then a lap eight spin in turn four to finish seventh, with Dustin Morgan, current Lucas Oil ASCS National points leader Jason Johnson and Gary Wright completing the top ten.
Brown, Long, Wood and Crawley topped heat race action for the 38-car field, with Adam Jones and Mark Shirshekan winning the twin “B” Mains.
Lucas Oil ASCS Sprint Cars & Winged Outlaw Warriors
Tri-City Speedway Results:
Heat One (8 Laps): 1. 21-Brian Brown, 2. 95-Matt Covington, 3. 6-Kyle Hirst, 4. 10a-Ricky Logan, 5. 21T-Eric Todd, 6. 44-Jon Corbin, 7. 18x-Mike Hess, 8. 84-Ben Wagoner, 9. 11c-Dakota Carroll. DNS: 53-Jack Dover.
Heat Two (8 Laps): 1. 3g-Darren Long, 2. 93-Dustin Morgan, 3. 41-Jason Johnson, 4. 50z-Zach Chappell, 5. 3-Mark Shirshekan, 6. 18-Tony Bruce, Jr., 7. 71-Channin Tankersley, 8. 14-Randy Martin, 9. 5-Jerod Roller, 10. 51j-Ryan Jamison.
Heat Three (8 Laps): 1. 94-Danny Wood, 2. 9x-Gary Wright, 3. 99-Brady Bacon, 4. 28-Jonathan Cornell, 5. 12-Jerrod Hull, 6. 1a-Adam Jones, 7. 72-Curtis Boyer, 8. 5m-Miranda Arnold, 9. 57c-Kyle Chady.
Heat Four (8 Laps): 1. 88-Tim Crawley, 2. 57-Shane Stewart, 3. 5h-Justyn Cox, 4. 22-Dustin Barks, 5. 88k-J. Kinder, 6. 89g-David Gravel, 7. 35-Matt Sherrell, 8. 165-Haley Arnold, 9. 75-Tyler Blank.
First "B" Feature (10 Laps): 1. 1a-Adam Jones, 2. 12-Jerrod Hull, 3. 89g-David Gravel, 4. 18-Tony Bruce, Jr., 5. 71-Channin Tankersley, 6. 14-Randy Martin, 7. 35-Matt Sherrell, 8. 5m-Miranda Arnold, 9. 11c-Dakota Carroll, 10. 51j-Ryan Jamison, 11. 5-Jerod Roller.
Second "B" Feature (10 Laps): 1. 3-Mark Shirshekan, 2. 44-Jon Corbin, 3. 88k-J. Kinder, 4. 84-Ben Wagoner, 5. 75-Tyler Blank, 6. 18x-Mike Hess, 7. 72-Curtis Boyer, 8. 165-Haley Arnold, 9. 21T-Eric Todd, 10. 57c-Kyle Chady, 11. 53-Jack Dover.
“A” Feature (30 Laps): 1. 12-Jerrod Hull, 2. 6-Kyle Hirst, 3. 50z-Zach Chappell, 4. 88-Tim Crawley, 5. 99-Brady Bacon, 6. 28-Jonathan Cornell, 7. 57-Shane Stewart, 8. 93-Dustin Morgan, 9. 41-Jason Johnson, 10. 9x-Gary Wright, 11. 3-Mark Shirshekan, 12. 89g-David Gravel, 13. 5h-Justyn Cox, 14. 18-Tony Bruce, Jr., 15. 10a-Ricky Logan, 16. 88k-J. Kinder, 17. 1a-Adam Jones, 18. 72-Curtis Boyer, 19. 21-Brian Brown, 20. 44-Jon Corbin, 21. 3g-Darren Long, 22. 53-Jack Dover, 23. 94-Danny Wood, 24. 95-Matt Covington, 25. 22-Dustin Barks.
Lap Leaders: Brian Brown 1-20, Jerrod Hull 21-30.
Alumbaugh Wins Missouri State Fair Championship
Sedalia, MO(August 22)-Leading all twenty laps, Austin Alumbaugh won the Missouri State Fair Championship at Sedalia Sunday night. The win was Alumbaugh’s second Winged Outlaw Warrior win of the season and the third of his career in the Alumbaugh Heating and Cooling XXX powered by a Wesmar motor. Jonathan Cornell was second in the Kiowa Line Builders Maxim with Ostrich power and Cody Baker ran third in his Dale McCarty owned Maxim. RJ Johnson and WOW point leader Eric Todd filled out the top five. Heat races for the twenty four car field were won by Alumbaugh, Rusty Potter, and Randy Martin.
The Winged Outlaw Warriors will next race along with the ASCS National Tour at Tri-City Speedway in Pontoon Beach, IL this Friday night and then will follow up the following weekend with the LOS 360 Nationals in Eldon, MO on Saturday September 4th and Sunday September 5th.
[Soft Break]1. 33 Austin Alumbaugh, Higginsville, MO(1) 2. 28 Jonathan Cornell, Sedalia, MO(5) 3. 9M Cody Baker, Lone Jack, MO(3) 4. 71 R.J. Johnson, Tampa, FL(7) 5. 21t Eric Todd, Falcon, MO(8) 6. 44 Jon Corbin, Kansas City, MO(11) 7. 21 Brian Brown, Grain Valley, MO(4) 8. 88 J. Kinder, Holt’s Summit, MO(14) 9. 165 Haley Arnold, Sedalia, MO(12) 10. 24 Lanny Carpenter, Clarksburg, MO(15) 11. 4 Evan Martin, Jefferson City, MO(16) 12. 04 Brad Graham, Springfield, MO(10) 13. 75 Tyler Blank, California, MO(17) 14. 72 Curtis Boyer, New Haven, MO(23) 15. 5M Miranda Arnold, Sedalia, MO(20) 16. 9C Tony Crank, Sedalia, MO(18) 17. 48 David Brown, Marshall, MO(22) 18. 65 T.J. Muths, Sedalia, MO(19) 19. 3P Rusty Potter, Boonville, MO(6)-DNF 20. 11C Dakota Carroll, LaMonte, MO(9)-DNF 21. 12C Faron Crank, Sedalia, MO(13)-DNF 22. 14 Randy Martin, California, MO(2)-DNF 23. 93 Taylor Walton, Warrensburg, MO(24)-DNF 24. 43 Frank Brown, Marshall, MO(21)-DNF
McClelland Wins Clyde Wood Memorial
California, MO(August 1st)-Becoming the seventh different driver this year to win his first career Winged Outlaw Warrior A Main, Sean McClelland won the Clyde Wood Memorial at Double X Speedway Sunday night.
Dustin Barks, a first-time winner the night before at Springfield, looked poised to make it two in a row as he outran polesitter Randy Martin into turn one and led the first two laps. McClelland was on the move early as he shot around the high side to move into third and nearly got by Martin on the opening lap from his sixth starting position. A lap later, McClelland would get by Martin for second.
On lap three, Barks got too high in between turns three and four and slid off the track bringing out a yellow flag. On the restart, McClelland took control as Tim Crawley made his way past Martin for second. A lap later, Tyler Blank worked his way past Martin for third and set his sights on McClelland and Crawley.
On lap eleven, things would get very interesting as Jon Corbin and Lanny Carpenter made contact in turn one causing Corbin to spin in front of the leaders. McClelland and Crawley were able to go over the bank in turn one and continue on with no problem. Carpenter and Corbin both were done for the night.
On the restart, McClelland again took off with Crawley giving chase. As the laps wore on and the leaders encountered heavy traffic, Crawley and Blank were able to get up to and pressure McClelland, but neither was able to get by the current ASCS Sooner Region point leader.
There would be one more stop on lap twenty seven as Jason Schroeder spun in between turns three and four to bring out a caution.
On the final restart, McClelland again proved to be too strong as he went on to to the win in his Maxwell Oil Triple X with Myers power. Crawley was second in Mike Ward’s Boater Sports Maxim with McCarver power. Blank was a strong third in his Blank’s Backhoe/Schlotz Landscaping JEI with Patriot power. Randy Martin would run fourth in his Diamond Pet Foods J&J with Roush-Yates power. Mark Shirshekan rounded out the top five after an intense battle with Martin for the fourth spot, in his Cooper Enterprises Wesmar-powered J&J. Curtis Evans ran a solid race to finish sixth in his Arctic Cat Maxim and Jonathan Cornell was seventh in the Kiowa Line Builders Maxim. Rounding out the top ten were Adam Jones, Miranda Arnold, and current WOW point leader Eric Todd, who started twenty-second.
Heat race winners were McClelland, Blank, and Crawley.
A handful of WOW members will run the Knoxville 360 Nationals from August 5th-7th at the historic Knoxville Raceway, but the next point show will be the annual Missouri State Fair race on Sunday August 22nd at the State Fair Speedway in Sedalia.
Double X Speedway
August 1
25 cars
1st Heat-8 laps
1. 1- Sean McClelland-Tulsa, OK(2) 2. 22-Dustin Barks-Farmington, MO(1) 3. 1P-Curtis Evans-Norborne, MO(4) 4. 38-Cody Baker-Lone Jack, MO(8) 5. 3-Mark Shirshekan-Farmington, MO (9) 6. 93-Taylor Walton-Warrensburg, MO(6) 7. 9M-Jon Corbin-Kansas City, MO(5) 8. 48-David Brown-Marshall, MO(7) 9. 21T-Eric Todd-Falcon, MO(3)
2nd Heat- 8 laps
1.
75-Tyler Blank-California, MO(2) 2. 14-Randy Martin-California, MO(8) 3. 1A-Adam Jones-Wright City, MO(1) 4. 65-TJ Muths-Sedalia, MO(5) 5. 88K J Kinder-Holt’s Summit, MO(7) 6. 72-Curtis Boyer-New Haven, MO(4) 7. 9X Brad Yoder-Park Hills, MO(3) 8. 14K-Kyle Bellm-Nixa, MO(6)-DNF
75-Tyler Blank-California, MO(2) 2. 14-Randy Martin-California, MO(8) 3. 1A-Adam Jones-Wright City, MO(1) 4. 65-TJ Muths-Sedalia, MO(5) 5. 88K J Kinder-Holt’s Summit, MO(7) 6. 72-Curtis Boyer-New Haven, MO(4) 7. 9X Brad Yoder-Park Hills, MO(3) 8. 14K-Kyle Bellm-Nixa, MO(6)-DNF 3rd Heat-8 laps
1.88C-Tim Crawley-Benton, AR(1) 2. 9C-Tony Crank-Sedalia, MO(3) 3. 15-Jeff Wingate-Centertown, MO(6) 4. 28-Jonathan Cornell-Sedalia, MO(7) 5. 5M Miranda Arnold-Sedalia, MO(4) 6. 49-Lanny Carpenter-Clarksburg, MO(8) 7. 5 Jason Schroeder-Gardner, KS(5) 8. 14C-John Hillman-Jefferson City, MO(2)-DNF
88C-Tim Crawley-Benton, AR(1) 2. 9C-Tony Crank-Sedalia, MO(3) 3. 15-Jeff Wingate-Centertown, MO(6) 4. 28-Jonathan Cornell-Sedalia, MO(7) 5. 5M Miranda Arnold-Sedalia, MO(4) 6. 49-Lanny Carpenter-Clarksburg, MO(8) 7. 5 Jason Schroeder-Gardner, KS(5) 8. 14C-John Hillman-Jefferson City, MO(2)-DNFA Main-30 laps
1. 1-McClelland(6) 2. 88C-Crawley(3) 3. 75-Blank(4) 4. 14-Martin(1) 5. 3-Shirshekan(12) 6. 1P-Evans(7) 7. 28-Cornell(11) 8. 1A-Jones(8) 9. 5M-Arnold(14) 10. 21T-Todd(22) 11. 88K-Kinder(13) 12. 15-Wingate(9) 13. 9C-Crank(5) 14. 65-Muths(10) 15. 48-Brown(21) 16. 5-Schroeder(20) 17. 93-Walton(15) 18. 9X-Yoder(19) 19. 72-Boyer(16)-DNF 20. 22-Barks(2)-DNF 21. 9M-Corbin(18)-DNF 22. 49-Carpenter(17)-DNF
Barks - Top Dog at the Ozark Empire Nationals
Dustin Barks chased down Sean McClelland to collect his first career Winged Outlaw Warriors sprint car victory at Springfield Raceway. Barks began the race in fifth spot on the quick quarter mile. Barks stuck his nose to the low grove passing Joe Wood, Jr. and Andy Shouse on lap 15 to claim second in the 25 lap feature event. Dustin stayed on the trail of Sean McClelland until taking the lead with a low-line pass on the 20th circuit. At the checkered it was Shouse, McClelland, Wood, and Nick Smith rounding out the top five.
Toby Brown dedicated his sixth place finish to Travis Rilat by running the #29 on his sprinter. Drivers completing the top ten were Brian McClelland, J Kinder, Tyler Blank, and Kenneth Walker.
Springfield Raceway-Springfield, MO
July 31, 2010
18 Cars
First Heat (8 Laps):
1. 22-Dustin Barks-Farmington, MO (1) 2. 27-Andy Shouse-Oklahoma City, OK (3) 3. 88-J. Kinder-Holt's Summit, MO (2) 4. 81au-Gavin Punch-Kellyville, OK (4) 5. 87-Brian McClelland-Broken Arrow, OK (5) 6. 75 Tyler Blank-California, MO (6)
Second Heat (8 Laps):
1. 14K-Kyle Bellm-Nixa, MO (2) 2. 55-Donnie Ray Crawford-Broken Arrow, OK (5) 3. 9m-Jon Corbin-Kansas City, MO (1) 4. 04-Brad Graham-Springfield, MO (3) 5. 17-Kyle Carpenter-Marshfield, MO (6) 6. 2-Kenneth Walker-Sapalpa, OK (4)
Third Heat (8 Laps):
1. 03-Joe Wood Jr.-Oklahoma City, OK (3) 2. 1-Sean McClelland-Tulsa, OK (6) 3. 29-Toby Brown-Carthage, MO (2) 4. 15S-Nick Smith-Broken Arrow, OK (3) 5. 21T-Eric Todd-Falcon, MO (5) 6. 21$-Michelle Decker-Guthrie, OK (1)
A-Main (25 Laps):
1. 22-Dustin Barks(5) 2. 27-Andy Shouse(3) 3. 1-Sean McClelland(2) 4. 03-Joe Wood, Jr.(1) 5. 15s-Nick Smith,(12)6. 29-Toby Brown(4) 7. 87-Brian McClelland(14) 8. 88-J. Kinder (6) 9. 75-Tyler Blank,(16)10. 2-Kenneth Walker(17) 11. 04-Brad Graham(11) 12. 21$-Michelle Decker(18) 13. 17-Kyle Carpenter(13) 14. 14k-Kyle Bellm(8) 15. 81au-Gavin Punch(10) 16. 9m-Jon Corbin(9) 17. 21T-Eric Todd(15) 18. 55-Donnie Ray Crawford(7)
Shane Stewart a Lucas Oil ASCS Star at LA!
Lonnie Wheatley, LA MONTE, Mo. (July 30, 2010) – It was all too fitting that a Rock Star reach victory lane in the Lucas Oil ASCS presented by K&N Filters National debut at LA Raceway, as reigning series champion Shane Stewart snared his second win of the season by topping Friday night’s 30-lap main event.
The Bixby, OK, native took the lead away from fellow Sooner State shoe Zach Chappell on the 24th circuit and paced the final rounds aboard Paul Silva’s Wesmar-powered Rock Star Energy Drink No. 57 A.R.T. for the $6,000 victory.
It proved to be a case of being in the right place at the right time for Stewart, as Chappell suffered wing damage after a tangle in traffic on the 23rd lap.
“I feel sorry for Zach Chappell, I’m not sure what that lapped car was thinking,” Stewart commented in victory lane.
While Stewart originally started the feature event inside the third row, he slid forward one row when pole starter Josh Fisher looped it in the opening pair of corners, somehow escaping further mayhem as the balance of the 25-car feature starting field dodged him without incident.
Brodix Rookie of the Year contenders Matt Covington and Dustin Morgan led the way to the green flag on the second start and battled in wheel-to-wheel fashion for the opening two rounds before Morgan finally edged into the lead.
Stewart moved in to challenge Covington for second and nearly slipped off the top of turn four on the seventh round, allowing seventh-starter Chappell to race by into third. Chappell charged past Covington for second one lap later, with Stewart battling past Covington as well the next time around.
Just as Chappell was moving in on Morgan to challenge for the point, sixth-runner Brian Brown flipped in turn four when a left front torsion stop came off. As Brown climbed from the wreckage uninjured, fifth-running Gary Wright retired pitside with a cut tire.
As action resumed, Chappell slid past Morgan for the lead and paced the field over the ensuing rounds aboard David Chappell’s Wesmar-powered Legend’s Bar-B-Que No. 50z Maxim with Stewart moving past Morgan for second on the 14th lap.
Holding a five car-length advantage over Stewart in his bid for a second series win in as many Missouri appearances thus far in 2010, Chappell’s luck soured on the 23rd lap when Danny Wood slipped off turn two and came back onto the track and into Chappell’s car. Wood spun to a stop to bring out the caution, while Chappell limped away with enough damage to slow him over the final rounds.
“It was a bad deal,” Chappell commented afterward. “We got together with Danny Wood over there and it bent the sideboard in on the wing. It killed all our side bite.”
With eight rounds remaining, the wing-crippled Chappell was no match for Stewart, who motored by on the 24th circuit en route to his 20th career ASCS National triumph.
“It just worked out for us,” Stewart explained. “Zach missed the bottom a little bit in three and four, I’m sure his top wing wasn’t helping that situation.”
After starting 15th, current series points leader Jason Johnson was up to seventh after Brown’s lap ten flip and then third by the time of the Chappell-Wood encounter.
Johnson blasted around Chappell in the final circuits and chased Stewart to the line. “We had a great car, just started too far back,” Johnson commented of a runner-up finish aboard the JJR Don Ott-powered Haynes No. 41 Maxim. ”I wouldn’t have minded one last restart to make a run at it.”
Chappell limped home third, commenting that, “We salvaged a third, we can’t complain.”
After pacing the initial nine circuits, Morgan drove the Wesmar-powered Ark Wrecking Co. of Oklahoma No. 93 entry to an ASCS National career-best finish of fourth.
Transferring from “B” Main action, 20-year-old Nebraska shoe Jack Dover charged through the field from 17th to round out the top five, with Tony Bruce, Jr., hot on his heels with a run from 19th to sixth.
Darren Long posted his best career series finish by rallying from 18th to seventh, with Covington crossing the stripe in eighth. Mark Shirshekan recorded his first career Lucas Oil ASCS National top-ten run by taking the checkered flag in ninth, with leading Rookie contender Kyle Hirst completing the top ten.
Wright, Fisher, Jonathan Cornell, Stewart and Wood topped heat race action for the 44-car field, with Dover and Long winning the “B” Mains.
Lucas Oil ASCS Sprint Cars presented by K&N Filters
LA Raceway Results:
Heat Races (Top 16 in Passing Points to "A" Main; Balance to 2 "B" Mains):
Heat One (8 Laps): 1. 9x-Gary Wright, 2. 14-Randy Martin, 3. 95-Matt Covington, 4. 3g-Darren Long, 5. 99-Brady Bacon, 6. 48-Ryan Schlender, 7. 5-Jason Schroeder, 8. 75-Tyler Blank, 9. 19-Mitchell Moore.
Heat Two (8 Laps): 1. 86x-Josh Fisher, 2. 21-Brian Brown, 3. 5h-Justyn Cox, 4. 41-Jason Johnson, 5. 53-Jack Dover, 6. 88-Tim Crawley, 7. 18-Tony Bruce, Jr., 8. 14k-Kyle Bellm, 9. 10-Chris Coleman.
Heat Three (8 Laps): 1. 28-Jonathan Cornell, 2. 71-Channin Tankersley, 3. 1-Sean McClelland, 4. 86-Don Droud, Jr., 5. 3p-Rusty Potter, 6. 21T-Eric Todd, 7. 94z-Zach Zimmerly, 8. 10x-Mike Trent. DNS: 44-Jon Corbin.
Heat Four (8 Laps): 1. 57-Shane Stewart, 2. 6-Kyle Hirst, 3. 54-Austin Alumbaugh, 4. 88k-J. Kinder, 5. 15-Jeff Wingate, 6. 72-Curtis Boyer, 7. 19s-Steven Cross, 8. 93w-Taylor Walton, 9. 10a-Ricky Logan.
Heat Five (8 Laps): 1. 94-Danny Wood, 2. 50z-Zach Chappell, 3. 3-Mark Shirshekan, 4. 93-Dustin Morgan, 5. 165-Haley Arnold, 6. 38-Cody Baker, 7. 9c-Tony Crank, 8. 44w-Austen Wheatley.
"B" Mains (Top 3 From Each Advance to "A" Main):
First "B" Feature (12 Laps): 1. 53-Jack Dover, 2. 18-Tony Bruce, Jr., 3. 3-Mark Shirshekan, 4. 86-Don Droud, Jr., 5. 10a-Ricky Logan, 6. 44w-Austen Wheatley, 7. 72-Curtis Boyer, 8. 165-Haley Arnold, 9. 48-Ryan Schlender, 10. 5-Jason Schroeder, 11. 15-Jeff Wingate, 12. 75-Tyler Blank, 13. 9c-Tony Crank. DNS: 10x-Mike Trent.
Second "B" Feature (12 Laps): 1. 3g-Darren Long, 2. 88-Tim Crawley, 3. 54-Austin Alumbaugh, 4. 3p-Rusty Potter, 5. 94z-Zach Zimmerly, 6. 21T-Eric Todd, 7. 38-Cody Baker, 8. 88-J. Kinder, 9. 14k-Kyle Bellm, 10. 19s-Steven Cross, 11. 10-Chris Coleman, 12. 93w-Taylor Walton. DNS: 19-Mitchell Moore, 44-Jon Corbin.
LA Raceway “A” Main:
“A” Feature (30 Laps): 1. 57-Shane Stewart, 2. 41-Jason Johnson, 3. 50z-Zach Chappell, 4. 93-Dustin Morgan, 5. 53-Jack Dover, 6. 18-Tony Bruce, Jr., 7. 3g-Darren Long, 8. 95-Matt Covington, 9. 3-Mark Shirshekan, 10. 6-Kyle Hirst, 11. 88-Tim Crawley, 12. 28-Jonathan Cornell, 13. 99-Brady Bacon, 14. 14-Randy Martin, 15. 71-Channin Tankersley, 16. 10a-Ricky Logan, 17. 54-Austin Alumbaugh, 18. 5h-Justyn Cox, 19. 44w-Austen Wheatley, 20. 88k-J. Kinder, 21. 94-Danny Wood, 22. 86x-Josh Fisher, 23. 9x-Gary Wright, 24. 21-Brian Brown, 25. 1-Sean McClelland.
Maeschen Master US 36 Raceway
Bronson Maeschen snared his second career American Sprint Car Series Midwest feature win and his first Winged Outlaw Warriors win by topping Friday night’s 25-lap main event at U.S. 36 Raceway. Maeschen assumed the lead when Jonathan Cornell suffered a broken shifter on a lap 22 restart and paced the final rounds to secure his first series win of the year. Maeschen took the checkered flag in front of Eric Lutz.
Jon Corbin crossed the stripe for third, after leading the initial 19 rounds before Cornell squeezed by for the lead. Aussie Jamie Veal took fourth by Chris Morgan, who rounded out the top five.
The evening's events began with a scary crash involving Dakota Carroll and Ryan Kitchen on the start of the first heat. Carroll did several barrel rolls and was taken to a local hospital for examination. She later returned to watch the closing laps of the feature event.
Cornell, Corbin and Lutz topped Friday night’s heat races.
July 16, 2010
20 cars
U.S. 36 Race
First Heat (8 Laps): 1. 28-Jonathan Cornell-Sedalia, MO (2) 2. 44-Doug Lovegrove-Waverly, NE (6) 3. 1-Bronson Maeschen-Knoxville, IA (5) 4. 21T-Eric Todd-Falcon, MO (3) 5. 43-Frank Brown-Marshall, MO (1) 6. 11c-Dakota Carroll-LaMonte, MO (4) 7. 21-Ryan Kitchen-Weston, MO (7)
Second Heat (8 Laps): 1. 9m-Jon Corbin-Kansas City, MO (1) 2. 10-Mike Trent-Rocheport, MO (3) 3. 76-Jay Russell-Elwood, KS (2) 4. 4-Jordan Boston-Crete, NE (5) 5. 35au-Jamie Veal-Warrnambool, AUST (4) 6. 88-J. Kinder-Holt's Summit, MO (6) 7. 48-David Brown-Marshall, MO(7)
Third Heat (8 Laps): 1. 5-Eric Lutz-Sioux Falls, SD (2) 2. 2d-Kim Kennedy-Crosby, MO (3) 3. 17-Gage Dorr-Elmwood, NE (1) 4. 82-Jason Danley-Lincoln, NE (4) 5. 75-Tyler Blank-California, MO (4) 6. 7c-Chris Morgan-Topeka, KS (6)
"A" Feature (25 Laps): 1. 1-Bronson Maeschen (2) 2. 5-Eric Lutz (7) 3. 9m-Jon Corbin(1) 4. 35au-Jamie Veal (13) 5. 7c-Chris Morgan (17) 6. 4-Jordan Boston (9) 7. 75-Tyler Blank (14) 8. 43-Frank Brown (15) 9. 2d-Kim Kennedy (3) 10. 44-Doug Lovegrove (5) 11. 21T-Eric Todd (12) 12. 17-Gage Dorr (11) 13. 21-Ryan Kitchen (9) 14. 48-David Brown (19) 15. 10-Mike Trent (6) 16. 28-Jonathan Cornell (4) 17. 82-Jason Danley (10) 18. 88-J. Kinder (16) 19. 76-Jay Russell (8) DNS: 11c-Dakota Carroll.
Martin Claims Whitehead Memorial Title
7/3/2010
24 Raceway-Moberly MO
17 cars
First Heat (8 laps)
1. 33 Austin Alumbaugh (4) 2. 28 Jonathan Cornell (3) 3. Barry Gifford (1) 4. 21H Terry Hinck (5) 5. 9M Jon Corbin (7) 6. 11C Dakota Carroll (2) 7. 93 Taylor Walton (6) 8. 2D Kim Kennedy (9) 9. 3P Rusty Potter (8)
Second Heat (8 laps)
1. 14 Randy Martin (2) 2. 75 Tyler Blank (4) 3. 88 J Kinder (7) 4. 21T Eric Todd (6) 5. 1P Curtis Evans (3) 6. 72 Curtis Boyer (5) 7. 10 Chris Coleman (8) 8. 8W Jordan Whitehead (1)
A-Main (20 laps)
1. 14 Randy Martin-California, MO (1) 2. 75 Tyler Blank-California, MO (2) 3. 28 Jonathan Cornell-Sedalia, MO (4) 4. 9M Jon Corbin-Kansas City, MO (9) 5. 21T Eric Todd-Falcon, MO (8) 6. 33 Austin Alumbaugh-Higginsville, MO (6) 7. 88 J Kinder-Holt's Summit, MO (3) 8. 21H Terry Hinck-Boonville, MO (7) 9. 1P Curtis Evans-Norborne, MO (10) 10. 3P Rusty Potter-Boonville, MO (17) 11. 72 Curtis Boyer-New Haven, MO (12) 12. 11C Dakota Carroll-LaMonte, MO (11) 13. 10 Chris Coleman-Marshall, MO (14) 14. 2D Kim Kennedy-Crosby, MO (15) 15. 35G Barry Gifford-Ponca City, OK (5) 16. 93 Taylor Walton-Warrensburg, MO (13) 17. 8W Jordan Whitehead-Andover, KS (16)
Cornell Wins Number Three At LA Raceway
7/2/2010
LA Raceway-LaMonte, MO
26 cars
A-Main (20laps)
1. Jonathan Cornell-Sedalia, MO (4) 2. Austin Alumbaugh-Higginsville, MO (1) 3. Rusty Potter-Boonville, MO (16) 4. Mitchell Moore-Edgerton, KS (2) 5. Cody Baker-Lone Jack, Mo (3) 6. Randy Martin-California, MO (7) 7. Jon Corbin-Kansas City, MO (5) 8. Mark Shirshekan-Farmington (11) 9. J Kinder-Holt's Summit, MO (12) 10. Terry Hinck-Boonville, MO (8) 11. Eric Todd-Falcon, MO (14) 12. Kyle Bellm-Nixa, MO (9) 13. Curtis Evans-Norborne, MO (10) 14. Barry Gifford-Ponca City, OK (20) 15. Evan Martin-Jefferson City, MO (13) 16. Curtis Boyer-New Haven, MO (18) 17. Dakota Carroll-LaMonte, MO (17) 18. Tyler Utz-Sedalia, MO (19) 19. Taylor Walton-Warrensburg, MO (21) 20. Rex Combs-Tipton, MO (15) 21. Tyler Blank-California, MO (6)
(Taylor Walton used a provisional start)
Lap Leaders - Alumbaugh 1-13; Cornell 14-20
B-Main (10 laps)
1. Potter 2. Carroll 3. Boyer 4. Utz 5. Gifford 6. Chris Coleman-Marshall, MO 7. Walton 8. David Brown-Marshall, MO 9. Randy Hibbs-Savannah, MO 10. T.J. Muths-Sedalia, MO 11. Bradlee Ryun-Higginsville, MO
First Heat (8 laps)
1. Jon Corbin (2) 2. Tyler Blank (6) 3. Randy Martin (7) 4. Curtis Evans (3) 5. Evan Martin (1) 6. Dakota Carroll (9) 7. Barry Gifford (5) 8. Bradlee Ryun (4) 9. T.J. Muths (8)
Second Heat (8 laps)
1. Mitchell Moore (1) 2. Austin Alumbaugh (6) 3. Terry Hinck (2) 4. Mark Shirshekan (5) 5. Eric Todd (8) 6. Curtis Boyer (7) 7. Chris Coleman (9) 8. Taylor Walton (4) 9. Randy Hibbs (3)
Third Heat (8 laps)
1. Jonathan Cornell (3) 2. Cody Baker (4) 3. Kyle Bellm (2) 4. J Kinder (5) 5. Rex Combs (1) 6. Tyler Utz (6) 7. David Brown (8) 8. Rusty Potter (7)
Chappell Back in Lucas Oil ASCS Victory Lane with McMillin/Hockett Memorial Win!
Zach Chappell collected his second Lucas Oil ASCS win of the season and his second career Winged Outlaw Warriors victory in Saturday night’s Daniel McMillin/Jesse Hockett Memorial at Lake Ozark Speedway. Chappell passed Ricky Logan on lap 17 to set up the win in the 30 lap A-Main. The field closed in on Chappell when the red flag waved on lap 23 for Dustin Morgan’s flip in turn one. Zach would be chased to the checked flag by Jack Dover, Shane Stewart, Tim Crawley, and Brady Bacon.
6/26/2010
Daniel McMillin / Jesse Hockett Memorial
Lake Ozark Speedway
52 cars
Heat One (8 Laps):
1. 10A-Ricky Logan-Knoxville, IA (2), 2. 94-Danny Wood-Norman, OK (4), 3. 1M-Jim Moughan-Springfield,IL (5) 4. 17-Channin Tankersley-Highland, TX (1) 5. 9-Jon Corbin-Kansas City, MO (8) 6. 3P-Rusty Potter-Boonville, MO (9) 7. 1X-Bradlee Ryun-Higginsville, MO (3) 8. 4-Evan Martin-Jefferson City, MO (6) 9. 165-Haley Arnold-Sedalia, MO (7)
Heat Two (8 Laps):
1. 88-Tim Crawley-Benton, AR (4) 2. 41-Jason Johnson-Eunice, LA (3) 3. 19-Mitchell Moore-Edgerton, KS (6) 4. 21T-Eric Todd-Falcon, MO (9) 5. 85-Forrest Sutherland-Cherryvale, KS (2) 6. 27-Mark Finnell-Osage Beach, MO (8) 7. 15-Jeff Wingate-Centertown, MO (7) 8. 93W-Taylor Walton-Warrensburg, MO (5) 9. 65M-T.J. Muths-Sedalia, MO (1)
Heat Three (8 Laps):
1. 50Z-Zach Chappell-Talala, OK (2) 2. 99-Brady Bacon-Broken Arrow, OK (3) 3. 88K-J. Kinder-Holt's Summit, MO (1) 4. 44W-Austen Wheatley-Lake Stevens, WA (5) 5. 9X-Gary Wright-Hooks, TX (9) 6. 29X-Rusty Quick-Lebanon, MO (4) 7. 3G-Darren Long-Elida, OH (8) 8. 72x-Curtis Boyer-New Haven, MO (6) 9. 11C-Dakota Carroll-LaMonte, MO (7)
Heat Four (8 Laps):
1. 1-Sean McClelland-Tulsa, OK (1) 2. 14K-Kyle Bellm-Nixa, MO (2) 3. 72-Sherman Davis-Sand Springs, OK (5) 4. 1A-Adam Jones-Wright City, MO (4) 5. 95-Matt Covington-Glenpool, OK (9) 6. 10-Mike Trent-Rocheport, MO (3) 7. A12-Tommy Worley, Jr.-Farmington, MO (7) 8. 22-Dustin Barks-Farmington, MO (5) 9. 17K-Kyle Carpenter-Marshfield, MO (8)
Heat Five (8 Laps):
1. 29-Travis Rilat-Forney, TX (1) 2. 6-Kyle Hirst-Loomis, CA (2) 3. 86-Josh Fisher-Smithon, MO (4) 4. 33-Austin Alumbaugh-Higginsville, MO (3) 5. 57-Shane Stewart-Bixby, OK (8) 6. 3-Mark Shirshekan-Farmington, MO (7) 7. 14-Randy Martin-California, MO (5) 8. 38-Cody Baker-Lone Jack, MO (6)
Heat Six (8 Laps):
1. 53-Jack Dover-Springfield, NE (1) 2. 93-Dustin Morgan-Tulsa, OK (3) 3. 18-Tony Bruce, Jr.-Liberal, KS (7) 4. 28-Jonathan Cornell-Sedalia, MO (6) 5. 75-Tyler Blank-California, MO (8) 6. 5H-Justyn Cox-Clarksburg, CA (2) 7. 04-Kirby Hagans-LaCrosse, KS (5) 8. 87A-Andrew Marshala-Shawnee, OK (4)
First "B" Feature (12 Laps):
1. 57-Shane Stewart (3) 2. 86-Josh Fisher (2) 3. 6-Kyle Hirst (1) 4. 88K-J. Kinder (4) 5. 33-Austin Alumbaugh (5) 6. 72X-Curtis Boyer (10) 7. 22-Dustin Barks (11) 8. 04-Kirby Hagans(9) 9. 29X-Rusty Quick (7) 10. 15-Jeff Wingate (8) 11. 165-Haley Arnold (12) 12. 3-Mark Shirshekan (6)
Second "B" Feature (12 Laps):
1. 9X-Gary Wright (1) 2. 28-Jonathan Cornell (2) 3. 75-Tyler Blank (2) 4. 38-Cody Baker (10 5. A12-Tommy Worley, Jr. (8) 6. 3P-Rusty Potter (4) 7. 1X-Bradlee Ryun (9) 8. 27-Mark Finnell (5) 9. 85-Forrest Sutherland (6) 10. 11C-Dakota Carroll (12) 11. 87A-Andrew Marshala (11) 12. 10-Mike Trent (7)
Third “B” Feature (12 Laps):
1. 95-Matt Covington (1) 2. 9-Jon Corbin (2) 3. 3G-Darren Long (6) 4. 17-Channin Tankersley (5) 5. 5H-Justyn Cox (7) 6. 1A-Adam Jones (4) 7. 17K-Kyle Carpenter (11) 8. 65M-T.J. Muths (12) 9. 93W-Taylor Walton (10) 10. 44W-Austen Wheatley (3) 11. 14-Randy Martin (8) 12. 4-Evan Martin (9)
Daniel McMillin / Jesse Hockett Memorial “A” Feature (30 Laps):
“A” Feature (30 Laps):
1. 50Z-Zach Chappell (5) 2. 53-Jack Dover (11) 3. 57-Shane Stewart (17) 4. 88-Tim Crawley (6) 5. 99-Brady Bacon (13) 6. 9X-Gary Wright (18) 7. 41-Jason Johnson (12) 8. 18-Tony Bruce, Jr. (7) 9. 94-Danny Wood (3) 10. 6-Kyle Hirst (23) 11. 95-Matt Covington (19) 12. 86-Josh Fisher (20) 13. 28-Jonathan Cornell (21) 14. 29-Travis Rilat (10) 15. 10A-Ricky Logan (1) 16. 3G-Darren Long (24) 17. 1M-Jim Moughan (15) 18. 21T-Eric Todd (4) 19. 14K-Kyle Bellm (16) 20. 75-Tyler Blank ( 25) 21. 93-Dustin Morgan (14) 22. 9-Jon Corbin (22) 23. 19-Mitchell Moore (2) 24. 1-Sean McClelland (9) 25. 72-Sherman Davis 8) 26. 38-Cody Baker (26)
Dover Wins at US 36
Osborn, MO(June 18th)-After a great battle with Bronson Maeschen over the first ten laps, Jack Dover went on to his second career Winged Outlaw Warrior win at US 36 Raceway on Friday night. Maeschen jumped into the lead from the pole as Zach Davis, Jonathan Cornell, and Dover made up the top four after one lap was complete. With Dover making his move into second on lap two, the red would come out for Kim Kennedy, who got upside down in between turns one and two. Kennedy was uninjured.
On the restart, Dover again showed his speed moving into second by Davis and Cornell and began his pursuit of Maeschen. With Maeschen setting a blistering pace, Dover kept the pressure on as the pair encountered lapped traffic. The battle would be put to a momentary stop on lap six as J Kinder spun to a stop in turn one with front end damage.Once green again, Dover began to put heavy pressure on Maeschen, but each time the pilot of the Jordan Brothers Maxim would have the momentum to stay in the lead. By lap eight, Dover had worked his way up to and passed Maeschen going into turn three. Maeschen would answer back making a bold move past Dover and a lapped car in turn four to retain the lead.
Disaster would strike on lap eleven as Maeschen worked past a lapped car. The two made contact and Maeschen spun to a stop just off of turn four. Maeschen would return from the pits before the restart, but his chance of victory was gone.Dover set a blistering pace on the restart as Cornell and Mike Hess set chase. In heavy lapped traffic, Cornell had closed on Dover as action was also hot and heavy for third between Hess, Lutz, and Todd. The heavy traffic would take its toll on Lutz as he got together with Davis in turn one and both flipped. Doug Lovegrove also spunt to avoid contact with the flipping pair. Both drivers emerged unscathed as Lovegrove would restart at the tail. With a lapped car in between himself and Cornell on the restart, Dover took off to his second career Winged Outlaw Warrior win in the 3D Transport Eagle powered by a Shaver motor. Cornell ran a strong second in the Kiowa Line Builders/Yeager’s Harley Davidson Ostrich-powered Maxim. Hess had his best career winged finish by running third in the Hefty/Budget Truck Rental Maxim powered by an Automotive Machine motor. Todd continued his strong season with a fourth in the AmsOil Maxim powered by a Joe Todd motor. Jon Corbin ran a solid fifth in Dale McCarty’s Engine Connection powered Challenger. Curtis Evans was sixth followed by Jay Russell and Tyler Blank. Maeschen rebounded from his earlier misfortune to run ninth with Lovegrove rounding out the top ten.
The Winged Outlaw Warriors will next run along with the American Sprint Car Series National tour at the Lake Ozark Speedway in Eldon, Missouri next Saturday June 26th.
Also, the tentative date set for Double X Speedway in California, MO on Sunday July 4th has now been removed from the schedule.
US 36 Raceway
June 18, 2010
20 cars
First Heat-8 laps
1.53-Jack Dover-Springfield, NE(7) 2. 88-J. Kinder-Holt’s Summit, MO(1) 3. 76-Jay Russell-Elwood, KS(3) 4. 43-Frank Brown-Marshall, MO(2) 5. 75-Tyler Blank-California, MO(4) 6. 1k-Kim Kennedy-Cosby, MO(6) 7. 11c-Dakota Carroll-LaMonte, MO(5)
Second Heat-8 laps
1. 3z-Zach Davis-Savannah, MO(1) 2. 21T-Eric Todd-Falcon, MO(2) 3. 9m-Jon Corbin-Kansas City, MO(3) 4. 1p-Curtis Evans-Norborne, MO(4) 5. 44-Doug Lovegrove-Waverly, NE(5) 6. 19s-Steven Cross-Appleton City, MO(7) 7. 72-Curtis Boyer-New Haven, MO(6)
Third Heat-8 laps
1. 1-Bronson Maeschen, -Pleasantville, IA(1) 2. 18-Mike Hess-Springfield, IL(2) 3. 28-Jonathan Cornell-Sedalia MO(6) 4. 5-Eric Lutz-Sioux Falls, SD(5) 5. 48-David Brown-Marshall, MO(3) 6. 33-Austin Alumbaugh-Higginsville, MO(4)-DNF
A Feature -25 laps
1. 53-Jack Dover(5) 2. 28-Jonathan Cornell(3) 3. 18-Mike Hess(6) 4. 21T-Eric Todd(7) 5. 9m-Jon Corbin(9) 6. 1p-Curtis Evans(11) 7. 76-Jay Russell(4) 8. 75-Tyler Blank(14) 9. 1-Bronson Maeschen(1) 10. 44-Doug Lovegrove(13) 11. 48-David Brown(16) 12. 19s-Steven Cross(15) 13. 11c-Dakota Carroll(20) 14. 5-Eric Lutz(10)-DNF 15. 33-Austin Alumbaugh(18)-DNF 16. 3z-Zach Davis(2)-DNF 17. 72-Curtis Boyer(19)-DNF 18. 43-Frank Brown(12)-DNF 19. 88-J. Kinder(8)-DNF 20. 1k-Kim Kennedy(17)-DNF
Cornell Wins Second of Year at LA
LaMonte, MO(June 11th)-Running down race leader Austin Alumbaugh on lap sixteen, Jonathan Cornell picked up his second career Winged Outlaw Warrior victory at LA Raceway Friday night. When the field took the green, Cornell and Alumbaugh ran wheel to wheel battling for the top spot with Alumbaugh leading at the flagstand. Cornell was never far behind and by lap three, Cody Baker had moved in on the lead duo. As Baker came hard into turn three, he went over the bank in between turns three and four bringing out the yellow. On the restart, fourth place Rusty Potter also got too high in turn three bringing out another yellow before a lap could be completed.
When the green reappeared, Alumbaugh led Cornell and Mark Shirshekan and Tyler Blank ran third and fourth. Bradlee Ryun was running well using the high groove and had moved into the fifth spot and eighteenth starting Eric Todd had moved to sixth. As the laps continued to click off, Alumbaugh had extended his lead to a comfortable advantage and the leaders started to encounter heavy lapped traffic.
Cornell started running a lower groove and the lead started to get smaller. By lap fourteen, Cornell was starting to put heavy pressure on Alumbaugh, but the “Man of Steel” would gain the advantage coming off of the turns. By lap sixteen, Alumbaugh was having trouble getting by a lapped car and Cornell went by on the bottom. Alumbaugh made a run at Cornell down the backstretch, but he did not have the momentum to get by Cornell. Alumbaugh would make a couple of more runs at Cornell over the next couple of laps, but Cornell stretched the advantage over the last couple of laps in his Kiowa Line Builders/Yeager’s Harley Davidson Maxim with Ostrich power. Cornell also became the first driver to win multiple WOW races at LA Raceway, which has been holding events since 2005. Alumbaugh ran a strong second in his Rick Wood Masonry/Alumbaugh Heating and Cooling XXX with Wesmar power. Shirshekan ran a solid third in the Cooper Racing Products J&J powered by a Wesmar. Blank continued his solid season with a fourth aboard the Blank’s Backhoe/Schlotz Landscaping JEI with Patriot power. Point leader Todd passed thirteen cars on his way to a fifth place finish in the AmsOil Maxim powered by a Joe Todd motor. Don Droud Jr. charged to sixth from seventeenth followed by Ryun in seventh. Potter recovered from his spin and worked his way back to eighth with J Kinder and Jon Corbin rounding out the top ten.
The Winged Outlaw Warriors will be back in action next Friday June 18th as they travel to US 36 Raceway in Osborn, MO for a co-sanctioned show with ASCS Midwest.
LA Raceway Results
June 11th
23 Cars
First Heat 8 Laps(top five to A)
1. 1A Adam Jones-Wright City, MO (2) 2. 38 Cody Baker-Lone Jack, MO (1) 3. 1X Bradlee Ryun-Higginsville, MO (4) 4. 9M Jon Corbin-Kansas City, MO (6) 5. 10T Mike Trent-Rocheport, MO (8) 6. 86 Don Droud, Jr.-Lincoln, NE (7) 7. 3V Tyler Utz-Sedalia, MO(3) 8. 65 T.J. Muths-Sedalia, MO (5)
Second Heat 8 Laps(top five to A)
1. 3 Mark Shirshekan-Farmington, MO (1) 2. 75 Tyler Blank-California, MO (5) 3. 3P Rusty Potter-Boonville, MO (6) 4. 72 Curtis Boyer-New Haven, MO (2) 5. 76 Jay Russell-Elwood, KS (3) 6. 18W Chris Walker-Oak Grove, MO (7) 7. 11C Dakota Carroll-LaMonte, MO (4) 8. 21T Eric Todd-Falcon, MO (8)
Third Heat 8 Laps(top five to A)
1. 33 Austin Alumbaugh-Higginsville, MO (1) 2. 28 Jonathan Cornell-Sedalia, MO (7) 3. 88 J Kinder-Holt’s Summit, MO (6) 4. 14K Kyle Bellm-Nixa, MO (2) 5. 4 Rex Combs-Tipton, MO (5) 6. 12C Faron Crank-Sedalia, MO (3) 7. 10 Chris Coleman-Marshall, MO(4)
B-Main 10 Laps(top five to A)
1. 18W Chris Walker (2) 2. 86 Don Droud, Jr. (1) 3. 21T Eric Todd (8) 4. 12C Faron Crank (3) 5. 11C Dakota Carroll (5) 6. 10 Chris Coleman (6) 7. 65 T.J. Muths (7) 8. 3V Tyler Utz (4)
A-Main 20 Laps
1. 28 Jonathan Cornell (1) 2. 33 Austin Alumbaugh (2) 3. 3 Mark Shirshekan (5) 4. 75 Tyler Blank (6) 5. 21T Eric Todd (18) 6. 86 Don Droud, Jr (17) 7. 1X Bradlee Ryun (7) 8. 3P Rusty Potter (8) 9. 88 J Kinder (9) 10. 9M Jon Corbin (10) 11. 18W Chris Walker (16) 12. 1A Adam Jones (3) 13. 14K Kyle Bellm (12) 14. 76 Jay Russell (14) 15. 72 Curtis Boyer (11) 16. 10 Mike Trent (13) 17. 38 Cody Baker (4) 18. 4 Rex Combs (15) 19. 12C Faron Crank (19) 20. 11C Dakota Carroll (20)
Jones Wins “Hockett Tribute” at Double X
by Chad Buford
California, MO(May 30th)-On a night where family and friends celebrated the life of Jesse Hockett, it was only fitting that one of his former cars would be in victory lane. Driving a JEI that his father Dennis purchased from Hockett over the winter, Adam Jones won his first Winged Outlaw Warrior A-Main Sunday night at Double X Speedway. The A Main got off to a rough start when Dakota Carroll rolled to a stop in turn three after contact with another car. She suffered front end damage and would not be able to continue. When the green reappeared, Jones would take the lead as Jonathan Cornell powered his way to the front from his third row starting spot. With only a lap in the books, the yellow would come out for Jon Corbin, who had stopped on the frontstretch. Corbin’s night would also be done.
On the restart, Cornell would work his way past Jones and into the lead. The lead duo was followed closely by Tyler Blank and Rusty Potter.
With five laps in the books, the caution waved again for Curtis Boyer who rolled to a stop in turn four. Boyer’s night would also be done and his second place standing in WOW points would take a huge hit. At this point, the crowd was getting excited as Randy Martin had moved from eighteenth to tenth in the Jesse Hockett ART with Don Ott power. On the next attempt of green flag racing, Kyle Bellm would bring out the yellow as he spun off of turn two. Once again, Cornell took off in the lead followed by Jones and Blank as Austin Alumbaugh began to heavily pressure Potter for fourth. On lap nine, Alumbaugh made the pass stick and Curtis Evans also made his way near the top five. Martin had also moved up a spot into ninth as he was aggressively attacking the cushion. With nine laps in the books, Martin looped his car in turn four bringing out the yellow.
Cornell once again shot into the lead as Blank would muscle his way past Jones and into second as he had found the rubber down low. Blank was working his way up to Cornell when action was stopped as Bellm spun in turn one and was hit by Taylor Walton. Both drivers would be done for the evening.
Once again when the green appeared, Cornell shot into the lead. As he slid up to the cushion, Blank stayed in the rubber and shot by him down low. Jones continued within striking distance in third and would make his way past Cornell for second on lap fifteen. With sixteen laps now in the books, the red would come out on lap sixteen for Potter, who had turned on his side in between turns three and four. After getting set back on all fours, “The Pup” would be able to continue. Once restarted, Blank and Jones ran down low and Cornell continued his attack of the cushion. On lap seventeen, Alumbaugh would get by Cornell down low as Eric Todd, who started on the pole and dropped to eighth, made his ascent back to the top five.
It looked as though Blank was on his way to his first career WOW victory when disaster struck the young gasman on lap twenty-two. As he made his way down the backstretch being closely followed by Jones, Brad Yoder had spun in turn three. Blank got on the brakes hard, but he still made contact with Yoder as Jones slipped by unscathed. Blank continued, but smoke bellowed from his car as he pulled to a stop in turn three the next trip around after suffering heavy damage to his headers. The hometown driver had put on a great show, but his night was over in the Blank’s Backhoe/Schlotz Landscaping JEI.
Taking advantage of Blank’s misfortune, Jones would motor on to the win unchallenged in his Clint Conder-wrenched Wireless Horizon/Harry J’s Steakhouse JEI with Hovis power. Todd made a huge move forward over the last couple of laps to add to his series point lead in the AmsOil Maxim with Joe Todd power. Alumbaugh continued his strong weekend finishing third in the Rick Wood Masonry/Alumbaugh Heating and Cooling XXX with BRE power. Brad Graham moved his way up at the end into a solid fourth place finish in the Prater Body Works Maxim with Hatfield power. Evan Martin also worked his way into the top five in his Heidbreder Foundation Service/Francis Trucking Maxim with Buzzard power. Josh Fisher was sixth followed by Randy Martin. Todd McVay, Cornell, and J Kinder rounded out the top ten.
In a great show of generosity, the Double X fans donated over $2000 to the Hockett family as the drivers went through the grandstands with their helmets at intermission.
The Winged Outlaw Warriors will be back in action on Friday June 11th at the LA Raceway in LaMonte, MO.
Double X Speedway
May 30th
22 cars
1st Heat-(8 laps)
1. 21T Eric Todd-Falcon, MO(1) 2. 3P Rusty Potter-Boonville, MO(7) 3. 9M Jon Corbin-Kansas City, MO(3) 4. 4 Evan Martin-California, MO(8) 5. 04 Brad Graham-Springfield, MO(4) 6. 12X Brad Yoder-Park Hill, MO(5)-DNF 7. 93-Taylor Walton-Warrensburg, MO(3)-DNF 8. 14K Kyle Bellm-Nixa, MO(6)-DNF
2nd Heat-(8 laps)
1. 75 Tyler Blank-California, MO(2) 2. 1A Adam Jones-Wright City, MO(1) 3. 86 Josh Fisher-Smithton, MO(3) 4. 38 Cody Baker-Lone Jack, MO(6) 5. 72 Curtis Boyer-New Haven, MO(5) 6. 165 Haley Arnold-Sedalia, MO(7) 7. 88 J Kinder-Holt’s Summit, MO(4)
3rd Heat-(8 laps)
1. 28 Jonathan Cornell-Sedalia, MO(1) 2. 33 Austin Alumbaugh-Higginsville, MO(2) 3. 1P Curtis Evans-Norborne, MO(7) 4. 11C Dakota Carroll-LaMonte, MO(3) 5. 9C Tony Crank-Sedalia, MO(4) 6. 77 Randy Martin-California, MO(6) 7. 89 Todd McVay-Grain Valley, MO(5)
A Main-(25 laps)
1. 1A Jones(2) 2. 21T Todd(1) 3. 33 Alumbaugh(6) 4. 04 Graham(13) 5. 4 E. Martin(10) 6. 86 Fisher(8) 7. 77 R. Martin(18) 8. 89 McVay(21) 9. 28 Cornell(5) 10. 88 Kinder(20) 11. 1P Evans(9) 12. 9C Crank(15) 13. 38 Baker(11) 14. 3P Potter(4) 15. 165 Arnold(17) 16. 75 Blank(3)-DNF 17. 12X Yoder(16)-DNF 18. 14K Bellm(19)-DNF 19. 93 Walton(22)-DNF 20. 72 Boyer(14)-DNF 21. 9M Corbin(7)-DNF 22. 11C Carroll(12)-DNF
Alumbaugh Claims Win at Gary Scott Memorial
Moberly, MO(May 29th)-Taking advantage of Jonathan Cornell’s misfortune, Austin Alumbaugh scored his second career Winged Outlaw Warrior win at 24 Raceway Saturday night winning the Gary Scott Memorial. On the original start, Andrew Helm got upside down bringing out the red flag. He was uninjured. Jon Corbin led early from his outside front row starting position followed by Rusty Potter and series point leader Eric Todd. Corbin continued to lead as Jonathan Cornell made his way to the front. Cornell would pass Corbin on lap fifteen and looked on his way to his second career Winged Outlaw Warrior win, but he got too high and into the wall bringing out the yellow with eighteen laps complete. He would change a tire and restart at the tail.
Alumbaugh restarted at the front and led the final two laps in the Rick Wood Masonry/Nevels Sign Graphics/Alumbaugh Heating and Cooling XXX with B.R.E. power. Corbin ran a strong second in his Dale McCarty owned Maxim. Potter ran third in Roy Cary Livestock and Machinery Singer-powered Maxim with Jay Kinder fourth in the Marquis Okley-powered Maxim. Chris Walker rounded out the top five in the Santa Fe Glass Gaerte-powered McGarry Chassis. Tyler Blank was sixth followed by Cornell, Curtis Boyer, Jordan Whitehead, and Dakota Carroll. During the night, the WOW drivers went through the stands and $765 was raised in the memory of Jesse Hockett. Hockett, a fan favorite throughout Missouri, was tragically lost in a shop accident this past week.
Tonight at Double X Speedway, the feature will be 25 laps and is the “Tribute To Jesse Hockett”.
24 Raceway
5/29/10
17 cars
1st Heat-8 laps
1. 3P Rusty Potter-Boonville, MO(4) 2. 75 Tyler Blank-California, MO(1) 3. 88 J Kinder-Holt’s Summit, MO(2) 4. 18W Chris Walker-Oak Grove, MO(7) 5. 8W Jordan Whitehead-Andover, KS(5) 6. Randy Combs-Tipton, MO(9) 7. 35G Barry Gifford-Ponca City, OK(3) 8. 82 Tom Ward-Warrenton, MO(6) 9. 21X Joe Todd-Falcon, MO(8)
2nd Heat-8 laps
1. 28 Jonathan Cornell-Sedalia, MO(2) 2. 9M Jon Corbin-Kansas City, MO(3) 3. 21T Eric Todd-Falcon, MO(4) 4. 33 Austin Alumbaugh-Higginsville, MO(7) 5. 93 Taylor Walton-Warrensburg, MO(5) 6. 72 Curtis Boyer-New Haven, MO(6) 7. 11C Dakota Carroll-LaMonte, MO(1) 8. 19 Andrew Helm-Excelsior Springs, MO(8)
A Main- 20 laps
1. 33 Alumbaugh(8) 2. 9M Corbin(2) 3. 3P Potter(4) 4. 88 Kinder(3) 5. 18W Walker(7) 6. 75 Blank(6) 7. 28 Cornell(5) 8. 72 Boyer(12) 9. 8w Whitehead(9) 10. 11C Carroll(14) 11. 93 Walton(10)-DNF 12. 35G Gifford(13)-DNF 13. 21T E.Todd(1)-DNF 14. 82 Ward(15)-DNF 15. 21X J. Todd(17)-DNF 16. 4 Combs(11)-DNF 17. 19 Helm(16)-DNF
Smith Wins Springfield’s ASCS/WOW Shootout
Nick Smith rode to victory lane in Saturday night’s 25-lap feature event at Springfield Raceway. Smith reeled in early pacesetter Donnie Ray Crawford on the seventh round and paced the field the rest of the way aboard the Wesmar-powered Sooner Network Solutions No. 15s.
Smith was chased to the line by Sean McClelland, with Crawford, Tony Bruce, Jr., and Jonathan Beason rounding out the top five. Brian McClelland was sixth, with Kenneth Walker, Eric Todd, Dustin Morgan and Joe Wood, Jr., completing the top ten.
Morgan, Crawford, Sean McClelland and Walker topped heat race action for the 31-car field, with Wood, Jr., winning the “B” Main.
The Winged Outlaw Warriors will take two weeks off before returning to action on Memorial Day Weekend with a Saturday night – May 29th visit to 24 Raceway in Moberly, MO and a Sunday – May 30th stop at California, MO’s XX Speedway.
Springfield Raceway- Springfield, MO
May 8th
31 Cars
First Heat - 8 Laps
1. 93-Dustin Morgan-Owasso, OK(1) 2. 72-Sherman Davis-Sand Springs, OK (3) 3. 87-Brian McClelland-Broken Arrow, OK (6) 4. 88-J. Kinder-Holt’s Summit, MO (4) 5. 15k-Kerry McAlister-Mustang, OK (2) 6. 72c-Curtis Boyer-New Haven, MO (3) 7. 04-Brad Graham-Springfield, MO (5) 8. 93w-Taylor Walton-Warrensburg, MO (8)
Second Heat - 8 Laps
1. 55-Donnie Ray Crawford-Broken Arrow, OK (2) 2. 15s-Nick Smith-Broken Arrow, OK (4) 3. 36-Jonathan Beason-Broken Arrow, OK (7) 4. 51-Mike Peters-Wichita, KS (6) 5. 14k-Kyle Bellm-Nixa, MO (5) 6. 75-Tyler Blank-California, MO (1) 7. 1x-Chad Pitts-Little Rock, AR (3) 8. 22-Dustin Barks-Farmington, MO (DNS)
Third Heat - 8 Laps
1. 1-Sean McClelland-Tulsa, OK (6) 2. 21T-Eric Todd-Falcon, MO (3) 3. 74x-Joshua Hodges-Albuquerque, NM (4) 4. 91x-Taylor Milton-Fargo, OK (1) 5. 03-Joe Wood, Jr.-Oklahoma City, OK (5) 6. 87b-Kent Buckley-Farmington, MO (2) 7. 19s-Steven Cross-Appleton City, MO (7) 8. 14-Tyler Huddleston-Webb City, MO (DNS)
Fourth Heat - 8 Laps
1. 2w-Kenneth Walker-Sapalpa, OK (3) 2. 27-Andy Shouse-Oklahoma City, OK (6) 3. 18-Tony Bruce, Jr.-Liberal, KS (7) 4. 21-Taylor Velasquez-Turpin, OK (5) 5. 15b-Michael Brown-Lawton, OK (1) 6. 11c-Dakota Carroll-LaMonte, MO (4) 7. 87a-Andrew Marshala-Shawnee, OK (2)
“B” Feature (12 Laps): 1. 03-Joe Wood, Jr.-Oklahoma City, OK (2) 2. 14k-Kyle Bellm-Nixa, MO (1) 3. 72c-Curtis Boyer-New Haven, MO (3) 4. 87b-Kent Buckley-Farmington, MO (5) 5. 15k-Kerry McAlister-Mustang, OK (4) 6. 04-Brad Graham-Springfield, MO (10) 7. 1x-Chad Pitts-Little Rock, AR (9) 8. 11c-Dakota Carroll-LaMonte, MO (6) 9. 19s-Steven Cross-Appleton City, MO (8) 10. 93w-Taylor Walton-Warrensburg, MO (12) 11. 87a-Andrew Marshala-Shawnee, OK (11) 12. 75-Tyler Blank-California, MO (7) 13. 15b-Michael Brown-Lawton, OK (DNS) 14. 14-Tyler Huddleston-Webb City, MO (DNS) 15. 22-Dustin Barks-Farmington, MO (DNS)
"A" Feature (25 Laps): 1. 15s-Nick Smith-Broken Arrow, OK (4) 2. 1-Sean McClelland-Tulsa, OK (6) 3. 55-Donnie Ray Crawford-Broken Arrow, OK (1) 4. 18-Tony Bruce, Jr.-Liberal, KS (3) 5. 36-Jonathan Beason-Broken Arrow, OK (2) 6. 87-Brian McClelland-Broken Arrow, OK (5) 7. 2w-Kenneth Walker-Sapulpa, OK (7) 8. 21T-Eric Todd-Falcon, MO (11) 9. 93-Dustin Morgan-Owasso, OK (9) 10. 03-Joe Wood, Jr.-Oklahoma City, OK (17) 11. 87b-Kent Buckley-Farmington, MO (20) 12. 51-Mike Peters-Wichita, KS (13) 13. 91x-Taylor Milton-Fargo, OK (16) 14. 21-Taylor Velasquez-Turpin, OK (14) 15. 14k-Kyle Bellm-Nixa, MO (18) 16. 88-J. Kinder-Holt’s Summit, MO (15) 17. 72c-Curtis Boyer-New Haven, MO (19) 18. 74x-Joshua Hodges-Albuquerque, NM (12) 19. 27-Andy Shouse-Oklahoma City, OK (8) 20. 72-Sherman Davis-Sand Springs, OK (10)
Shirshekan Wins Career First at LA
LaMonte, MO(May 7th)
By Chad Buford
Taking control on on lap five, Mark Shirshekan captured his first career Winged Outlaw Warrior win at LA Raceway Friday night. When the green flag waved, Eric Todd led from his pole starting position as he was followed by Shirshekan and Tyler Blank. With Todd leading, Shirshekan and Blank had a good race going for the second spot with the pair trading the position on laps three and four. Shirshekan took over second from Blank on lap four and a lap later, he worked his way past Todd and into the lead. On lap six, Blank was able to get by Todd as well as he was one of only a few cars who were running the high groove.
The action would be halted on lap eight for Jon Corbin who stopped in turn three. Corbin would not continue. The yellow was unfortunate for Randy Martin, who had just passed Eric Todd for third. Before a lap could be completed after the restart, the yellow reappeared for a Haley Arnold spin in turn one. Shirshekan would once again jump out into the lead on the restart as his car was working flawlessly on the bottom of the track. On lap eleven, Martin was able to get by Todd for third and a lap later, he had worked his way past Blank and into second. Todd also worked his way past Blank and into third on lap fourteen, but Blank would battle back a lap later and back into third. The duo continued the battle for third, but Todd would take control for good on lap sixteen. With a handful of laps remaining and Martin starting to gain on Shirshekan, a caution appeared for Cody Baker, who rolled to a stop on the backstretch. Shirshekan got a great restart and moved away from Martin as Todd and Blank both began to apply heavy pressure for second, but Martin would answer and move away from the pair as the laps wound down. Martin was not able to close as Shirshekan went on to his first career Winged Outlaw Warrior win in the Cooper Racing Enterprises Wesmar-powered J&J. Martin ran a solid second in his Diamond Pet Foods J&J powered by a stout Roush-Yates motor. Todd continued his strong early season by finishing third in the AmsOil Maxim powered by a Joe Todd motor. Jay Russell finished fourth in the Klein Motors and RV’s Maxim with a Trondson Engine. Curtis Boyer worked his way past Blank on the last lap to finish fifth in the American Family Insurance/Ramey Dirt Works/Hagedorn Collision and Signs Salina-powered J&J. Blank held onto sixth in the Blank’s Backhoe Maxim followed by J Kinder in seventh from his fifteenth starting spot. Mitchell Moore ran eighth as Kyle Bellm and Michael White rounded out the top ten.
The Winged Outlaw Warriors will be in action again on Saturday May 8th at Springfield Raceway in a co-sanctioned race with the ASCS Sooner Region.
LA Raceway
May 7th
21cars
1st Heat- 8 laps
1. 3 Mark Shirshekan-Farmington, MO(2) 2. 75 Tyler Blank-California, MO(3) 3. 44 Jon Corbin-Kansas City, MO(5) 4. 48 David Brown-Marshall, MO(6) 5. 93 Taylor Walton-Warrensburg, MO(1) 6. 11C Dakota Carroll-LaMonte, MO(7) 7. 18W Chris Walker-Oak Grove, MO(4)
2nd Heat- 8 laps
1. 14K Kyle Bellm-Nixa, MO(1) 2. 21T Eric Todd-Falcon, MO(3) 3. 19 Mitchell Moore-Edgerton, KS(6) 4. 165 Haley Arnold-Sedalia, MO(2) 5. 46 Michael White-LaMonte, MO(4) 6. 10 Chris Coleman-Marshall, MO(5) 7. 38 Cody Baker-Lone Jack, MO
3rd Heat- 8 laps
1. 14 Randy Martin-California, MO(6) 2. 76 Jay Russell-Elwood, KS(1) 3. 43 Frank Brown-Marshall, MO(2) 4. 72 Curtis Boyer-New Haven, MO(3) 5. 88 J Kinder-Holt’s Summit, MO(5) 6. 19S Steven Cross-Appleton City, MO(4) 7. 3V Tyler Utz- Sedalia, MO(7)
Feature- 20 laps
1. 3 Shirshekan(2) 2. 14 Martin(5) 3. 21T Todd(1) 4. 76 Russell(4) 5. 72 Boyer(12) 6. 75 Blank(6) 7. 88 Kinder(15) 8. 19 Moore(8) 9. 14K Bellm(3) 10. 46 White( 14) 11. 19S Cross(18) 12. 18W Walker(19) 13. 3V Utz(20) 14. 93 Walton(13) 15. 11C Carroll(16) 16. 48 D.Brown(10)-DNF 17. 38 Baker(19)-DNF 18. 10 Coleman(21)-DNF
19. 165 Arnold(11)-DNF 20. 44 Corbin(7)-DNF 21. 43 F. Brown(9)-DNF
Martin Takes LOS Spring Nationals
Eldon, MO(April 17th)-
By Chad Buford
Taking advantage of a huge break on lap twenty nine, Randy Martin went on to score a $3000 victory at Lake Ozark Speedway Saturday night in Winged Outlaw Warrior action.
Kyle Hirst in the GP Development A.R.T. with Shark power jumped into the lead at the start followed by Martin. Hirst would set a blistering pace running the cushion as Martin and Jonathan Cornell kept chase. With just a handful of laps in the books, Jason Johnson, in the Pope Transportation Ott-powered Maxim, and Brady Bacon were serving notice that they would be a factor as the duo had moved up to fifth and sixth.
The first caution would come out for a stalled Curtis Evans on the backstretch with four laps complete. At this point, it was Hirst, Martin, Cornell, Cody Baker, and Johnson making up the top five. The lead trio would remain the same as the green reappeared, but Johnson would move past Baker and into fourth. A lap later, Bacon would get past Baker and into the top five.
As the top five remained the same, another driver moving forward was Jesse Hockett as he moved past Baker and into sixth on lap seven. The action was furious as Johnson moved past Cornell at the flagstand as nine laps were now in the books. A lap later, Bacon would move past Cornell as well. By lap twelve, the leaders got into heavy lapped traffic as Hirst had moved into a comfortable lead. Martin continued to run second as Johnson and Bacon inched closer and continued a great battle for third. By lap seventeen, with Hirst and Martin still leading the way, Johnson had made his way up to Martin. On lap nineteen, Johnson worked his way past Martin going down the backstretch with a slide job coming off of turn two. Martin got a run down the backstretch and returned the favor in between turns three and four with a nasty slider of his own. Johnson got on the brakes hard and had enough momentum to turn underneath Martin and get back by him going down the frontstretch. This allowed Bacon and Cornell to also move right in on Johnson and Martin. A couple of laps later, Bacon worked his way by Martin for third.
On lap twenty two, Hirst was slowing in heavy lapped traffic and Johnson made a daring move as he sliced between lapped cars in turns three and four to narrow the advantage significantly. With all of the leaders mired in traffic and Johnson closing, Hirst would get a break on lap twenty three as Hockett, who was running sixth, ran into Evans in turn four. Evans spun to a stop and Hockett was able to do a 360 and continue saving his spot in the running order.
With open track in front of him, Hirst again jumped into the lead with Johnson giving chase. Martin worked his way past Bacon and set his sights on Johnson for second.
Hirst was running the top to perfection as the laps continued to click off. Johnson was starting to reel him in as twenty eight laps were in the books. On lap twenty nine, disaster would strike for Hirst as he would get too high and climb the cushion in turn two slapping the wall. As he tried to correct his car, he got sideways leaving Johnson with nowhere to go. The two leaders came to a stop just off of turn two ending great runs for both drivers. Martin and Bacon would now move to the front for the restart.
Martin would run the top on the restart with Bacon running low. Martin was able to get the momentum needed to lead the final two laps as he would take the 40th WOW win of his career in the Diamond Pet Foods/Hoosier Tires J&J with Roush-Yates power. Bacon would run a strong second in the Tel Star Communications/Keizer Aluminum Wheels Wesmar-powered XXX. Hockett would come home third in the Fischer Body Shop A.R.T. with Don Ott power. Dustin Barks ran a solid fourth in the Ron’s Tire Center/DSL Computer Systems Maxim with a Gary Beck motor. Eric Todd rounded out the top five in the Team AmsOil Maxim powered by a Joe Todd engine. Mark Shirshekan was sixth in the Cooper Racing J&J followed by Cornell in the Kiowa Line Builders Maxim. Rounding out the top ten were Mike Trent, Baker, and Josh Fisher.
The Winged Outlaw Warriors will next be in action in co-sanctioned races with the ASCS Midwest Tour at Central Missouri Speedway in Warrensburg, MO on Friday April 30th. They will then continue with a co-sanctioned show at the Lucas Oil Speedway in Wheatland, MO on Saturday May 1st. Go to wowsprints.com for all information regarding the Winged Outlaw Warriors.
Lake Ozark Speedway Results
4/17/10
33 Cars
1st Heat- 8 laps (Top 4 to A)
1. 6 Kyle Hirst-Sacramento, CA(4) 2. 41 Jason Johnson-Eunice, LA(7) 3. A12 Tommy Worley-Farmington, MO(5) 4. 14K Kyle Bellm-Nixa, MO(2) 5. 3X Jeff Forshee-Wichita, KS(3) 6. 44 Jon Corbin-Kansas City, MO(8) 7. D12 Doc Sloan-Imperial, MO(1) 8. 48 David Brown- Marshall, MO(6)
2nd Heat-8 laps(Top 4 to A)
1. 28 Jonathan Cornell-Sedalia, MO(4) 2. 21T Eric Todd-Falcon, MO(5) 3. 99 Brady Bacon-Broken Arrow, OK(7) 4. 3 Mark Shirshekan-Farmington, MO(6) 5. 27 Mark Finnell-Osage Beach, MO(1) 6. 11C Dakota Carroll-LaMonte, MO(3) 7. 57 Kyle Chady-Benton, IL(8) 8. 8W Jordan Whitehead-Andover, KS(2)-DNF
3rd Heat-8 laps(Top 4 to A)
1. 88 J Kinder-Holt's Summit, MO(2) 2. 38 Cody Baker-Lone Jack, MO(5) 3. 77 Jesse Hockett-Warsaw, MO(6) 4. 75 Tyler Blank-California, MO(1) 5. 5H Justyn Cox-Sacramento, CA(8) 6. 33 Austin Alumbaugh-Higginsville, MO(3) 7. 72 Curtis Boyer-New Haven, MO(4) 8. 3P Rusty Potter-Boonville, MO(7)-DNF
4th Heat-8 laps(Top 4 to A)
1. 14 Randy Martin-California, MO(2) 2. 10 Mike Trent-Rocheport, MO(3) 3. 22 Dustin Barks-Farmington, MO(4) 4. 1P Curtis Evans-Norborne, MO(5) 5. 86 Josh Fisher-Smithton, MO(7) 6. 97B Aaron Berryhill-Broken Arrow, OK(6) 7. 04 Brad Graham-Springfield, MO(1) 8. 93 Taylor Walton-Warrensburg, MO(DNS)
B Feature-12 laps(Top 4 to A)
1. 5H Justyn Cox-Sacramento, CA(3) 2. 86 Josh Fisher-Smithton, MO(4) 3. 33 Austin Alumbaugh-Higginsville, MO(7) 4. 72 Curtis Boyer-New Haven, MO(1) 5. 3X Jeff Forshee-Wichita, KS(1) 6. 8W Jordan Whitehead-Andover, KS(13) 7. 27 Mark Finnell-Osage Beach, MO(2) 8. 48 David Brown- Marshall, MO(12) 9. 11C Dakota Carroll-LaMonte, MO(6) 10. 04 Brad Graham-Springfield, MO(10) 11. 44 Jon Corbin-Kansas City, MO(5)-DNF 12. D12 Doc Sloan-Imperial, MO(9)-DNF 13. 97B Aaron Berryhill-Broken Arrow, OK(8)-DNF DNS-57 Kyle Chady-Benton, IL, 17C Corey Moore-Wichita, KS, 93 Taylor Walton-Warrensburg, MO, and 3P Rusty Potter-Boonville, MO
A Feature-30 laps
1. 14 Randy Martin-California, MO(1) 2. 99 Brady Bacon-Broken Arrow, OK(10) 3. 77 Jesse Hockett-Warsaw, MO(11) 4. 22 Dustin Barks-Farmington, MO(12) 5. 21T Eric Todd-Falcon, MO(4) 6. 3 Mark Shirshekan-Farmington, MO(14) 7. 28 Jonathan Cornell-Sedalia, MO(5) 8. 10 Mike Trent-Rocheport, MO(7) 9. 38 Cody Baker-Lone Jack, MO(3) 10. 86 Josh Fisher-Smithton, MO(18) 11. 88 J Kinder-Holt's Summit, MO(6) 12. 72 Curtis Boyer-New Haven, MO(20) 13. 14K Kyle Bellm-Nixa, MO(13) 14. 75 Tyler Blank-California, MO(15) 15. 3X Jeff Forshee-Wichita, KS(22) 16. 48 David Brown- Marshall, MO(19) 17. 6 Kyle Hirst-Sacramento, CA(2)-DNF 18. 41 Jason Johnson-Eunice, LA(8)-DNF 19. A12 Tommy Worley-Farmington, MO(9)-DNF 20. 1P Curtis Evans-Norborne, MO(16)-DNF 21. 5H Justyn Cox-Sacramento, CA(17)-DNF 22. 33 Austin Alumbaugh-Higginsville, MO(DNS)
Cornell Captures Season Opener at LA
LaMonte, MO(April 10th)-
By Chad Buford
Returning to the track where he started his sprint car career, Jonathan Cornell picked up his first career Winged Outlaw Warrior win on Saturday night at LA Raceway. One of his main sponsors, Kiowa Line Builders, also was the night’s race sponsor making the win even more special.
Tyler Blank led early as he was followed closely by Austin Alumbaugh and Eric Todd. The lead trio remained this way through the first four laps as Cody Baker, Jonathan Cornell, and Josh Fisher waged a battle just behind them.
By lap five, Todd was able to work his way past Alumbaugh for the runner-up spot, but Alumbaugh would not give up the spot without a fight. Cornell was also working his way into the fray with Baker and Fisher continuing to keep the lead group in their sights.
Todd was steadily gaining as Blank ran high and Todd low. On lap eight, Todd was able to get by Blank with a low move past a lapped car while Blank was trapped. Todd continued to lead, but Blank and Alumbaugh were never too far behind as the trio sliced and diced through traffic.
By lap twelve, Cornell had also worked his way into the battle as he started pressuring Alumbaugh for third. A couple of laps later, Fisher also entered the fray. Cornell was able to work by Alumbaugh as a lap later Fisher also would make a pass of Alumbaugh for third. Before the lap could be completed, a yellow was thrown for David Brown, who spun off the track between turns three and four. This would move Fisher back to fourth behind Alumbaugh. The yellow would set up a four lap dash to the checkered.
On the restart, Todd’s motor would stumble allowing Cornell to get up beside him in turns one and two. Cornell shot into the lead going down the backstretch and would go on to his first career WOW win in the Kiowa Line Builders/Yeager’s Harley Davidson Maxim with Ostrich power as he was not challenged over the final four laps. Fisher was able to work his way by Todd on the final lap in the Ozark Barge and Dock Service/Champion Brands/Impact Sign and Lighting Co. Maxim with Singer power. Todd would hang onto a solid third in the Amsoil Maxim with a Todd Racing Engine built by his father Joe. Alumbaugh was fourth in the Rick Wood Masonry/Alumbaugh Heating and Cooling/Nevels Sign Graphics XXX with a Bulldog Racing Engine. Blank would round out the top five in the Blank’s Backhoe/Schlotz Landscaping/Timbrook Motorsports JEI with Patriot power. Running a solid sixth was Curtis Boyer in a J&J as Jon Corbin finished seventh. Randy Martin ran eighth in his first race with Roush/Yates power while Baker and Mike Hess rounded out the top ten. Heat races for the 22 car field were won by Rusty Potter, Tyler Blank, and Eric Todd.
The Winged Outlaw Warriors will next race at Lake Ozark Speedway in Eldon, MO next Saturday April 17th in the first annual LOS Spring Nationals which will pay the winner $3000.
April 10th results
22 cars
1st Heat-8 laps
1. 3P Rusty Potter-Boonville, MO(1) 2. 33 Austin Alumbaugh-Higginsville, MO(5) 3. 14 Randy Martin-California, MO(4) 4. 86x Josh Fisher-Smithton, MO(7) 5. 18 Mike Hess-Springfield, IL(3) 6. 14K Kyle Bellm-Nixa, MO(6) 7. 93 Taylor Walton-Warrensburg, MO(8) 8. 11C Dakota Carroll-LaMonte, MO(2)
2nd Heat-8 laps
1. 75 Tyler Blank-California, MO(7) 2. 38 Cody Baker-Lone Jack, MO(3) 3. 88 J Kinder-Holt's Summit, MO(1) 4. 72 Curtis Boyer-New Haven, MO(5) 5. 43 Frank Brown - Marshall, MO(6) 6. 2A Randy Hibbs-Savannah, MO(4) 7. 48 David Brown- Marshall, MO(2)
3rd Heat-8 laps
1. 21T Eric Todd-Falcon, MO(1) 2. 28 Jonathan Cornell-Sedalia, MO(6) 3. 44 Jon Corbin-Kansas City, MO(4) 4. 22 Dustin Barks-Farmington, MO(5) 5. 3 Mark Shirshekan-Farmington, MO(7) 6. 18W Chris Walker-Oak Grove, MO(3) 7. 1P Curtis Evans-Norborne, MO(2)-DNF
A Main-20 laps
1. 28 Jonathan Cornell-Sedalia, MO(5) 2. 86x Josh Fisher-Smithton, MO(8) 3. 21T Eric Todd-Falcon, MO(4) 4. 33 Austin Alumbaugh-Higginsville, MO(2) 5. 75 Tyler Blank-California, MO(1) 6. 72 Curtis Boyer-New Haven, MO(11) 7. 44 Jon Corbin-Kansas City, MO(9) 8. 14 Randy Martin-California, MO(7) 9. 38 Cody Baker-Lone Jack, MO(3) 10. 18 Mike Hess-Springfield, IL(13) 11. 3 Mark Shirshekan-Farmington, MO(15) 12. 22 Dustin Barks-Farmington, MO(10) 13. 18W Chris Walker-Oak Grove, MO(16) 14. 14K Kyle Bellm-Nixa, MO(14) 15. 88 J Kinder-Holt's Summit, MO(6) 16. 2A Randy Hibbs-Savannah, MO(17) 17. 93 Taylor Walton-Warrensburg, MO(19) 18. 48 David Brown- Marshall, MO(18) 19. 11C Dakota Carroll-LaMonte, MO(20)-DNF 20. 43 Frank Brown - Marshall, MO(12)-DNF 21. 3P Rusty Potter-Boonville, MO(22)-DNF 22. 1P Curtis Evans-Norborne, MO(21)-DNF
