ELM MOTT—Keith Green from Robinson picked up his first IMCA modified feature win of the 2010 season Friday night at the Heart O’ Texas Speedway. Chase Jupe from West and Keith White from Academy were the second and third place finishers.

Sid Kiphen from Gatesville took home the winner’s trophy in the IMCA SportMod feature. Keith White added another second place for the night, and Brandon Stewart from Academy ran third. Continue reading »

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2010 is final season for IMCA Modified,
Southern SportMod license combination

 VINTON, Iowa (Jan. 7) – Drivers won’t be allowed to compete in both
 IMCA Modified and Southwest Racing Specialties Southern SportMod
 divisions after the 2010 season.

 Thirty-nine racers did double duty in the two classes last year. The
 dual license combination had been allowed since the Southern SportMod
 class was introduced in 2004.

 “Our consensus was that the Southern SportMods were an entry level
 class, designed as an economical division for the typical Saturday
 night racer,” said IMCA Vice President of Operations Brett Root, who
 met with ButlerBuilt South Cen tral Region promoters in December. “We
 are starting to see more drivers the class was not intended for
 competing at higher paying specials. We want drivers who are
 dedicated to the division racing against their peers at specials and
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By J M Hallas
Kyle, Tx.,(Oct. 10th, 2009) Thunderhill Raceway hosted their annual Stock Car Spectacular on the always tricky, semi-banked, 3/8 mile, D-shaped, paved track just south of Austin. Mother Nature played havoc with the two-day schedule turning the show into a one-day event with twelve classes on the racing card.

Highlighting the schedule of classes were the Texas Super Racing Series Late Models and Legacy Series, Texas Pro Sedans, Pro Modifieds, Pro Trucks, SportMods, Dwarf Car Racing Series of Texas, along with local hotshoes from the ASA A-Line Auto Parts Super Stocks, Thunder Stocks, Grand Stocks, Mini Stocks and NASKarts.

TSRS Late Models and Legacy’s, Pro Mods and Trucks, Sportmods, Texas Pro Sedans and Dwarf Car all ran qualifying to set the fields for their feature races, while the local classes lined up by inverted points average.

IN TSRS Late Model qualifying Robert Barker set fastest time in the Mission Auto Parts, Circle K Fencing & Welding, Central Lath & Plaster, BMF Shocks, Oval Components, Screen Pro Graphics, Justice Borthers Ford with a lap of 15.212. Points leader Jake Kruger, Cody Smith, Mike Williams, Brian Moczygemba and Steve Green rounded out the top six qualifiers to be lined up by redraw. The Legacy Series saw Cole Runco put up the best time running a 17.460 .

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By JM Hallas

Waco Tx.,(Sept. 26Th, 2009) With the top eight drivers from Friday night’s A-qualifier already locked in, the remaining teams were left to slug it out for th final sixteen starting spots. Eight heats race would take the winner only to Big A-Main, with the others relegated to the B-mains taking only the top two.
After last nights redraw, Chase Jupe sat on th pole flanked by Ronnie Welborn, Kenneth Graves and Brandon Stewart filled row two, last years Race of Champions winner, Cary Stephens and multi-time SSM National Champion Keith White held down row three, with J.P. Dowell and Mark McDaniel rounding out the top eight.
Track conditions changed dramatically from rough and tacky Friday due to massive amounts of rain throughout the week, to drier, slicker and some runbber laid down for the final night. Kudos to the HOT Speedway crew for getting the track and pits ready to put on the show.

Dowell Pins Down IMCA Southern SportMod Nationals Championship

Killeen’s J.P. Dowell didn’t believe it when he found himself in Victory Lane after all was said and done in the 25-lap A-Main event. Dowell, who ran in the top five most of the race found himself in the right spot at the right time when Kenneth Graves and Keith White made contact battling for the lead. White was slowed by a broken tie rod, while Graves received the black flag for rough driving. This left an opening for the surprised Dowell to pick the big win, in the borrowed car from Randy Doyle.

Polesitter, Chase Jupe beat Ronnie Welborn into turn 1 for the early lead of the 24-car A-main event. Brandon Stewart ducked under Welborn for second while Keith White, Kenneth Graves and Welborn tried to go three wide for third. Stewart kept on the march getting the top spot from Jupe on lap 2, with Welborn and Graves side by side for third and White wheel to wheel with Cary Stephens for fifth.

It was three wide again for fourth between White, Welborn and Stephens before White slipped up and fell back to seventh. By lap 5 Stewart and Graves, starting to show a little smoke were pulling away from Jupe and Stephens. In the meantime White White was working his way back up getting fifth from Welborn on lap 7. Up front Graves was trying the high side on Stewart getting by for the lead on lap 9.

Jacob Pirkle would bring out the yellow on lap 9 after finding himself in the front stretch wall. On the restart, Graves got a huge jump, with White moving up to third. Dowell took over fourth from Jupe on lap 11. Coming tio halfway the top three of Graves, Stewart and White had put some distance on Dowell, with Jupe rounding out the top five. Stewart then turned up the heat on Graves for the lead diving low in turn 3 on lap 15. White saw the opening up top and got by Stewart for second on lap16.

The top three continued to run nose to tail with White challenging Graves. White pulled along side Graves on lap 20 running side by side through turns 1-2. Again White ducked under Graves on lap 21 and ran wheel to wheel as they made contact in turn 2 and again in turn 3. As White started to fade with a broken tie rod, Dowell got past Stewart for second. Lap 22 saw Graves receive the black flag as Dowell tried to close the gap. The black continued to be shown to Graves, who crossed the line first, but it was Dowell in the All-Tex Cabling, Braka Operating, Bones Cracked Ribs BBQ, McDermitts Club, Silver Wings Saloon, Rod & Beatles Rose Garden, Danny’s Transmissions, TINA AWBA Business Woman of the Year, E&E Collision, Pro Image Graphics, Cen-Tex Motorsports powered ASP(Ass Spankin’ Productions II) Chassis.

“I didn’t see what happened(to the leaders),” replied Dowell. “I was back there trying to catch Keith(White) and Brandon(Stewart) and saw them move up so I dove under both of them. The 4car(Kenneth Graves) had been smoking and I thought they were blascking flagging him for smoking. They showed the white and black flag, but I wasn’t sure. It was same at the checkers and I thought to myself that there’s no way I just won this race. Sure enough we were the ones to pull into the Winners Circle.”

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By J M Hallas

Corpus Christi, Tx., (June 27th, 2009)
The South Texas Modified Championship Series returned to Corpus Christi’s South Texas Speedway for the 5th Annual Chance Brownlee Memorial benefiting the Shriners Hospital for Children. The Modifieds would be running round three of the 9-race series, with the Limited Modified competing in round two. With it’s success in round one the Limited Modifieds competed amongst themselves with a winner-take-all, “team race.”

The race was named after young Chance Brownlee, who lost his life at age 16 after being born with a heart defect. Chance was an employee of Corpus Christi Speedway with his mother, Marcia ,who has worked as head scorekeeper for both of the gulf coast area speedway’s.

Officers from Shriners Hospital were in attendance and recognized by the track, along with a silent auction of racing memorabilia, with proceeds going to the Shriners Hospital.

Also in action on the ¼ mile semi-banked clay oval were the Limited Late Models, Pure Stocks and Bombers, with nearly 100 cars, plus the Go-Karts filling the pits.

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SPORT MOD – A – MAIN 02-28-09

23 Jimmy Day Greenville , Tx 40
4 Bo Day Greenville , Tx 39
95 Jeff Day Greenville , Tx 38
148 Justin Blackburn Caddo Mills, Tx 37
132 Danny Stephens Marshall , Tx 36
79 Jimmy Humphries Marshall , Tx 35
20 Ronnie Wilborn Txyhnskda , Tx 34
177 Chad Ross Sulphur Springs, Tx 33
69 Larry Killian Greenville , Tx 32
75 Waylen Ball Strong , Ar 31
57 Carl Conley Porter , Ok 30
1 Jimmy Moreland Powderly , Tx 29
355 Cary Stephens Bells , Tx 28
6 Caleb Stone Iaiafnd , Tx 27
211 Mark Mohon Sulpher Springs, Tx 26
21 Rod Sims Pattonville , Tx 0
90 Tommy Fain Abilene , Tx 24
3P Ken Parker Jr Greenville , Tx 23
00 Brad Shirley Springtown , Tx 22
80 Marty Anderson Cumby , Tx 0

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By J M Hallas

Abilene, Tx.,(Feb. 20Th, 2009) Abilene Speedway roared to life for the season with it’s annual Ice Breaker event on the !/4 mile, semi-banked red clay oval. This yearly event draws IMCA racers from all over, with over 160 representing seven states, signing in this year. Warm, dry weather along with high winds quickly made for a tricky track surface, but with some extra prep work, the track maintained two racing grooves and even took rubber on the east end of the speedway. This gave the racers and fans plenty of side by side racing action throughout the night.

Another win for White in Modified Main
After suffering a disappointing run in the Southern Sportmod main run earlier in the night, Academy’s Keith White took it out on the IMCA Modified field. White jumped out front on the drop of the green, held off all challengers and was the see the checkers in the 20-lap feature.

Anyone recall the 2008 Southern Sportmod Nationals? Well in a unique twist of fate, it would be Jeff Emerson and White drawing the front row for the 20 Modified main. On the first try to get the field going, Monte Bolton spun in turn 4 stacking up the field behind him to bring about a complete restart. In a little gamesmanship, White got the jump on the second attempt, but a bit too good of a jump for officials.

Finally, the third time was the charm as the lead duo stayed side by side until White out drove Emerson into turn 3. On lap 2 Robbie Edwards was able to get past Emerson for second. Bolton was just about to get Danny Hogue for fourth when yellow waved for Jason Schoenberger. Once back to green, Emerson gave Edwards a little tag, but Edwards held steady. Bolton again was looking for a way around Hogue and took the spot.

Edwards was now putting pressure on White for the lead, while Chris Bragg moved into a top 6 for his mid-pack start. Edwards looked low on White during lap 6 and was able to get along side for a second, but not complete the move. Behind the lead duo Emerson had Bolton taking looks, with Bragg getting fifth from Hogue. Bolton got under Emerson on lap 8, but Emerson fought back to hold the spot.

Coming to the midway point, Edwards was again all over White for the lead with Emerson, Bolton and Bragg rounding out the top five at the crossed flags. Bolton retook third from Emerson on lap 10 and was quickly on Edwards for second. Darin Leonard saw his night end on lap 12 after dropping a driveshaft to bring out a yellow.

On the restart, Edwards again got the nose outside White, but White closed the door on the front stretch. Bolton then began trying Edwards for second on lap 14 but fell back in line. Bragg picked off another spot, taking fourth from Emerson on lap 15. Bolton had just got along side Edwards when Brian Flowers spun in turn 2 to bring out the final caution.

At the back stretch cone the top three were nose to tail until Bolton tried o duck inside Edwards. Edwards held off the charge as he mounted another one of is own on White for the lead. After several tries up top, Edwards gave it one more shot on lap 18, this time trying the low side. Once again, the veteran White was up to the challenge holding the spot and going on to the win in the Braka Operating, Traceys Auto Sales, Belton Metals, Left Hand Graphics, TCI, Tubbs Paint & Body, All-Tex Cabling, Cen-Tex Motorsports, Hughes Chassis.

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Boyd Raceway

376 Raceway Lane

Boyd, Texas 76023

Fax: 940-433-3973

Opening Night $1,000 to Win Modifieds sponsored by Fast Shafts

Boyd Raceway is a 1/4 mile, semi-banked, black dirt oval track.

FEATURED CLASSES:
IMCA Modified, IMCA Stock Car, IMCA Southern Sport Mod, IMCA Hobby Stock & Mini Stock
Also featuring – Lucas Oil ASCS Sprint Cars & Smiley’s 305 Sprint Cars

NIGHTLY SCHEDULE:
Every Friday Night!
Gates Open at 6:00
Racing Starts at 8:00

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ELM MOTT—Markiss Harcrow from West won his first IMCA hobby stock feature Friday night at the Heart O’ Texas Speedway. Shannon Dulock from Axtell was a close second and Charles Cosper from Belton took third.

Benji Kirkpatrick from Elm Mott made it three in a row with his IMCA modified feature win. P.J. Egbert from Copperas Cove and Johnny Sheets from Gatesville followed.

Chris Cogburn from Robinson won the IMCA SportMod feature over Keith White from Academy and Robert Black from Hallsburg.

Jason Honey from Waco led the street stock field to Victory lane with Doug Andrews from Waco and Brandon Geurin from Whitney in second and third.

Point leader, Jeff Shepperd added another pure stock feature win to his season record. Timmy Kemp from Waco ran second and Michael Votaw from Whitney came in third.

The team of Heath Zucha and J.J. Jenkins from Waco won the cruiser feature. Jeff Woodruff from Elm Mott placed second, and Mike and Michael Van Cleave from Bellmead were third.

Corbin Suggs from West, Garret Rawls from China Spring, and Brandon Kreder from Elm Mott were the top three junior mini stock finishers.

Ralph Wren was the first outlaw Brazos mini sprint to reach the checkered flag. Chipper Wood was the first stock BMS driver across the finish line, and Jacob Gilliam was the restrictor BMS finisher.

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Friday, July 4, 2008

White Scores 100th. Win

ELM MOTT—Keith White from Academy, a former Speedway and I.M.C.A. champion, won the 100th. I.M.C.A. SportMod feature of his career Friday night at the Heart O’ Texas Speedway. Ricky Heckel from China Spring took the second place spot, and Eric Tomlinson from Robinson was third.

Brian Edmonds from West picked up his first ever winner’s trophy in the I.M.C.A. hobby stock feature. Nathan Sodek from Temple and Andy Roller from Waco followed.

Benji Kirkpatrick from Elm Mott earned the first place spot in the I.M.C.A. modified feature race with P.J. Egbert from Copperas Cove and Keith Green from Robinson were second and third.

Jason Honey led Doug and Greg Andrews, all from Waco, to the finish line in the street stock feature.

The pure stock feature winner was Jeff Shepperd from Waco. Wade White from Waco ran second and Michael Votaw from Whitney came in third.

Heath Zucha and passenger J.J. Jenkins from Waco grabbed the top prize in the cruiser feature followed by William Dean from Elm Mott and Mike and Michael Van Cleave from Bellmead in second and third.

Corbin Suggs from West won his first junior mini stock feature. Jordan Kornegay from China Springs was second and Brandon Kreder from Elm Mott took third.

Cody Cleaves won the Brazos Mini Sprint stock class feature followed by Brandie Jass and Michael Hernandez.
Jeb Sessums claimed the open class win with Ken Pearson in second and Tyler Russell in third.

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ELM MOTT—Racecars and rockets were both zooming Friday night at the Heart O’ Texas Speedway. Andrew Richards from Robinson led a non-stop cruiser field to the finish line and picked up his first career win. Heath Zucha and J.J. Jenkins from Waco were second, and Jeff Woodruff from Elm Mott came in third.

Garret Rawls from China Spring zipped back into Victory Lane in the junior mini stock race. Dillon Payne from Hillsboro was second and Brandon Kreder from Elm Mott ran third in another non-stop feature.

The I.M.C.A. SportMods also went green to checkered with point leader Keith White from Academy padding his lead with the win. Lil’ Robert Black from Hallsburg and Chase Jupe from West followed in second and third.

Charles Cosper from Belton earned the I.M.C.A. hobby stock feature win with Shannon Dulock from Axtell and Michael Guenat from Robinson were the next two drivers over the finish line.

P.J. Egbert from Copperas Cove, Kenny Stone from Troy, and Benji Kirkpatrick from Elm Mott took the top three spots in the I.M.C.A. modified feature.

The pure stock feature winner was Kevin Smith from Waco. Jeff Shepperd and Tommy Honey, also from Waco, claimed second and third.

The street stock feature was the last to run before the scheduled start of the fireworks show about 10:00 P.M. Doug Andrews of Waco picked up the win with Brandon Geurin from Whitney in second and David Khoury from Waco in third to complete all the races before the fireworks show began. The infield remained open for an hour following the show to allow racers and fans to pop their own fireworks.

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ELM MOTT—The I.M.C.A. SportMod feature had a colorful finish Friday night at the Heart O’ Texas Speedway since the top four races were Robert Black from Hallsburg, T.J. Green from Robinson, Keith White from Academy, and Kevin Green from Robinson.

P.J. Egbert from Copperas Cove pulled away to win the I.M.C.A. modified feature over Mike Hathcock from Venus and Benji Kirkpatrick from Elm Mott.

Shannon Dulock from Axtell took over the lead mid-race and went on the win the I.M.C.A. hobby stock feature. Charles Cosper from Belton and Randy Sodek from Temple were second and third.

Jason Honey from Waco scored an impressive street stock feature win followed by John Heffelfinger from Crawford in second and Jason Gauntt from Elm Mott in third.

Kevin Smith picked up his first pure stock feature win of the season in a close finish with Wade White and David Andrews, all from Waco.

Mike Van Cleave won a second trophy for his son and passenger, Michael, with another win in the cruiser feature. Jeff Williams was second and William Dean took third.

Dillon Payne from Hillsboro broke Garret Rawls winning streak by claiming the junior mini stock feature win. Rawls, from China Spring, settled for second and Don Yeargan from Pearland finished third.

Brazos mini sprint winners were Ralph Wren in the Outlaw class, Jacob Gilliam in the Restrictor class, and Payton Williams in the Stock class.

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