Heart O’ Texas Speedway Race Results – April 1, 2011
ASCS Sprint Cars “A” Feature (30 Laps): 1. 87-Aaron Reutzel, 2. 31-Brandon Berryman, 3. 10-George White, 4. 41-Jason Johnson, 5. 21T-Ray Allen Kulhanek, 6. 74e-Claud Estes, 7. 45-Martin Edwards, 8. 5c-Chris Coker, 9. 3-Gary Watson, 10. 14e-Tommy Bryant, 11. 15T-Travis Elliott, 12. 64j-Johnny Miller, 13. 54-Evan Pardo, 14. 40-Junior Jenkins, 15. 35-Greg Rilat, 16. 79-Ryan Hall, 17. 71-Channin Tankersley, 18. 2-Wes Miller, 19. 28-James Cooper, 20. 76-John Ricketts.

IMCA Modifieds

Feature:1. Pat McGuire (Belton, TX), 2. Chase Jupe (Waco, TX), 3. Benji Kirkpatrick (Elm Mott, TX), 4. Ben Ketteman (Pflugerville, TX), 5. Brandon Stewart (Academy, TX), 6. Steven MacIsaac (Waco, TX), 7. Allen Waltermire (Harker Heights, TX), 8. Billy Bachmayer Jr. (Belton, TX), 9. Brad Smith (Round Rock, TX), 10. Dylan Shilling (Elm Mott, TX), 11. Wes Dulock (West, TX), 12. Carl McConnell (Killeen, TX), 13. Ketih Green (Waco, TX), 14. Steven Carter (Waco, TX), 15. Ricky Kizer (Gatesville, TX), 16. Jimmy Don Sumerour (Lorena, TX), 17. Keith White (Academy, TX), 18. Justin Radcliff (China Spring, TX), 19. Jimmie Helona (Crawford, TX), 20. Joe Morales (Plano, TX)

IMCA SportMods

Feature:1. Bobby Mercer Jr. (China Spring, TX), 2. T.J. Green (Waco, TX), 3. Eddie Grmela (Elm Mott, TX), 4. Cody Frank (Lorena, TX), 5. Johnny Sheets (Gatesville, TX), 6. Sidney Kiphen (Gatesville, TX), 7. Kevin Green (Waco, TX), 8. Randy Doyle (Killeen, TX), 9. Shelley Sakhnini (Copperas Cove, TX), 10. Ricky Rodriguez (Eddy, TX), 11. Edward Schmidt (Mt. Calm, TX), 12. Chris Cogburn (Waco, TX), 13. Mark McDaniel (West, TX), 14. Cody Daniel (Bellmead, TX), 15. Ronnie Bell Jr. (Waco, TX)

IMCA Stock Cars

Feature:1. Keith White (Academy, TX), 2. Matt Guillaume (Tomball, Tx), 3. Sam Sovey (Waco, Tx), 4. Jason Batt (Harker Heights, TX), 5. Pat Wilson (Harker Heights, TX), 6. Robin Batt (Harker Heights, TX), 7. Richard Valentine (Harker Heights, TX), 8.. Vernon Owens (Cedar Park, TX), 9. Tony McPherson Sr. (Salado, Tx), 10. Jason Honey (Waco, TX), 11. Austin Smith (Lampasas, TX), 12.. Ed Thompson (Waco, TX)

IMCA Hobby Stocks

Feature:1. Jeremy Oliver (Chilton, TX), 2. Zach Henson (Lorena, TX), 3. Ray Kemp Jr. (Waco, TX), 4. Garett Rawls (China Spring, TX), 5. Michael Guenat (Robinson, TX), 6. Joe Williams (Waco, TX), 7. James Herring (Killeen, TX), 8. Jordan Kornegay (China Spring, TX), 9. Jeremy Knight (Waco, TX), 10. Andy Roller (Bellmead, TX), 11. Dylan Smith (Riesel, TX), 12. Shannon Dulock (Axtell, TX), 13. Jeremy Hendrix (Robinson, TX)

Bobby Mercer Jr. started fifth, quickly worked his way to the lead and pulled away for a convincing win in the IMCA SportMods. Five cars battled back and forth for the runner up spot with Cody Frank crossing the line in second followed by Ricky Rodriquez and Kevin Green.

Shannon Dulock and Ray Kemp Jr. battled side by side on the final lap of the IMCA Hobby Stock feature with Dulock taking the win by half a car length over Kemp Jr. Michael Guenat, Joe Williams and Andy Roller rounded out the top five.

Keith White claimed his second straight IMCA Stock Car win followed by Jason Batt, Richard Valentine and Pat Wilson.

David Khoury won his first Street Stock feature event of the season while Jeff Shepperd in Pure Stocks and Marshall Sauseda in Cruisers and Ralph Wren in Mini Sprints were victorious for the second consecutive week.

Jarrett Roberts won the Jr. Mini Stocks and Michael Hillard topped the Twisters division.

The American Sprint Car Series makes it first stop at the speedway next Friday for the Life Partners Duel on the Brazos. The $3,000 to win and $400 to start ASCS Gulf South region event purse is expected to attract the top sprint car drivers in Texas. The sprint cars will be joined by the IMCA Modifieds, IMCA SportMods, IMCA Stock Cars and IMCA Hobby Stocks.

Visit the speedway website at www.heartotexspeedway.com for additional information.

Heart O’ Texas Speedway Race Results – March 25, 2011

IMCA Modifieds

Feature:1. Chase Jupe (Waco, TX), 2. Ketih Green (Waco, TX), 3. Keith White (Academy, TX), 4. Pat McGuire (Belton, TX), 5. Ben Ketteman (Pflugerville, TX), 6. Benji Kirkpatrick (Elm Mott, TX), 7. Dillon Smith (Waco, TX), 8. Mike McCarthy, 9. Jimmy Don Sumerour (Lorena, TX), 10. Billy Bachmayer Jr. (Belton, TX), 11. Allen Waltermire (Harker Heights, TX), 12. Carl McConnell (Killeen, TX), 13. Robert Black (Mart, TX), 14. Joe Spillman, 15. Brandon Stewart (Academy, TX), 16. Ricky Kizer (Gatesville, TX), 17. Steven MacIsaac (Waco, TX), 18. Wes Dulock (West, TX), 19. David Pierce (Ft. Worth, TX)

IMCA SportMods

Feature:1. Bobby Mercer Jr. (China Spring, TX), 2. Cody Frank (Lorena, TX), 3. Ricky Rodriguez (Eddy, TX), 4. Kevin Green (Waco, TX), 5. Chris Cogburn (Waco, TX), 6. Mark McDaniel (West, TX), 7. Eddie Grmela (Elm Mott, TX), 8. Randy Doyle (Killeen, TX), 9. Sidney Kiphen (Gatesville, TX), 10. Ronnie Bell Jr. (Waco, TX), 11. Cody Daniel (Bellmead, TX), 12. Shelley Sakhnini (Copperas Cove, TX), 13. T.J. Green (Waco, TX), 14. Johnny Sheets (Gatesville, TX)

IMCA Stock Cars

Feature:1. Keith White (Academy, TX), 2. Jason Batt (Harker Heights, TX), 3. Richard Valentine (Harker Heights, TX), 4. Pat Wilson (Harker Heights, TX), 5. Robin Batt (Harker Heights, TX), 6. Matt Guillaume (Tomball, Tx), 7. Vernon Owens (Cedar Park, TX), 8. Ed Thompson (Waco, TX), 9. Richard Braziel (Waco, TX), 10. Tony McPherson Sr. (Salado, Tx), 11. Jeff Sexton (West, TX), 12. Sam Sovey (Waco, Tx)

IMCA Hobby Stocks

Feature:1. Shannon Dulock (Axtell, TX), 2. Ray Kemp Jr. (Waco, TX), 3. Michael Guenat (Robinson, TX), 4. Joe Williams (Waco, TX), 5. Andy Roller (Bellmead, TX), 6. Garett Rawls (China Spring, TX), 7. Dylan Smith (Riesel, TX), 8. Jeremy Knight (Waco, TX), 9. Jordan Kornegay (China Spring, TX), 10. Jeremy Oliver (Chilton, TX), 11. Zach Henson (Lorena, TX), 12. Chris Grusendorf (Moody, TX), 13. Jaron Shahan (China Spring, TX)

Street Stocks

Feature:1. David Khoury (Waco, TX), 2. Brandon Geurin (Whitney, TX), 3. Tommy Kirkpatrick (Elm Mott, TX), 4. Matt Hood (Waco, TX), 5. Kirk Tidwell (Hillsboro, TX), 6. Lewis Blackwood (Pendleton, TX), 7. Gordon Coble (Lago Vista, TX), 8. Joe Beshears (Waco, TX), 9. Bobby Mercer Jr. (China Spring, TX), 10. Ed Thompson (Waco, TX), 11. Bill Eller (Lorena, TX), 12. Greg Andrews (Waco, TX), 13. Jason Gauntt (Elm Mott, TX)

Pure Stocks

Feature:1. Jeff Shepperd (Elm Mott, TX), 2. Tommy Honey (Robinson, TX), 3. Colt Glaser (Lorena, TX), 4. Jack Jenkins (Waco, TX), 5. Cody Shaw (Crawford, TX), 6. Billy Shaw (Crawford, TX), 7. Ryan Hopkins, 8. Dillon Payne (Hillsboro, TX), 9. Kevin Smith (Elm Mott, TX), 10. Wade White (Waco, TX), 11. Jamie Haynes (Penelope, TX)

Cruisers

Feature:1. Marshall Sauseda (Waco, TX), 2. Barry Gaston (Waco, TX), 3. Kevin Harper (McGregor, TX), 4. Billy Williams (Bellmead, TX), 5. Steve Wade (Waco, TX), 6. Andrew Richards (Robinson, TX), 7. Russell Bullock (Waco, TX), 8. Amy Nichols (Robinson, TX), 9. Steven Wade (Waco, TX), 10. William Dean (Hubbard, TX), 11. Martin Quiram (Hubbard, TX), 12. Jr. Jean (Blum, TX), 13. Anthony Simcik (Waco, TX)

Jr. Mini Stocks

Feature:1. Jarrett Roberts (Temple, TX), 2. Alexis DePalma (Woodway, TX), 3. Kayleigh Kornegay (China Spring, TX), 4. Cory Kreder (Elm Mott, TX), 5. Dylan Shilling (Elm Mott, TX)

Twisters

Feature:1. Michael Hilliard (Temple, TX), 2. John Fikes (Waco, TX), 3. Joe Parrish (Killeen, TX), 4. Amanda Harper (McGregor, TX), 5. Joe Shaw (McGregor, Tx), 6. Dennis Heard (Killeen, TX), 7. Dana Harris (Bruceville, TX), 8. Ricky Bobby (Elm Mott, TX), 9. Dena Wachsmann (West, TX), 10. Johnny Japort (China Spring, TX)

Heat 1: 1.Tommy Davis #8, 2.Matt Wester #2, 3.Wayne Melton #18m, 4.Bo Day #4, 5.Michael Price #22, 6.Danielle Daniels #18

Heat 2: 1.Ken Miller #m1, 2.Tommy Davis Jr. #17, 3.Keith Nolen #74, 4.Michael Day #00, 5.Chris Phillips #23, 6.Larry Adams #71

Heat 3: 1.Archie Whitt Jr. #46G, 2.Jimmy Day #23m, 3.Michael Martin #31, 4.Bobby Ortega #07, 5.Stan Manson #283, 6.Gary Blackwell #010

Feature: 1.Wayne Melton #18m, 2.Jimmy Day #23m, 3.Ken Miller #m1, 4.Tommy Davis Jr. #17, 5.Tommy Davis #8, 6.Archie Whitt Jr. #46G, 7.Michael Price #22, 8.Stan Mason #283, 9.Keith Nolen #74, 10.Gary Blackwell #010, 11.Matt Wester #2, 12.Michael Martin #31, 13.Larry Adams #71, 14.Danielle Daniels #18, 15.Bobby Ortega #07, 16.Bo Day #4, 17.Michael Day #00, 18.Chris Phillips #23

Lap Leaders
18m:1-20

Bombers

Heat 1: 1.Johnny Rivers #74, 2.Jake Morris #197, 3..Don Watson #51, 4.Tracy Pittmon #9, 5.Joe Finelli #4, 6.Eddie Martin #07

Heat 2: 1.Joe Rosier #51R, 2.James Riddle #14, 3.Chris Morris #71, 4.Joseph Rosier #151, 5.Jamie Henderson #3-DNS

Feature: 1.Johnny Rivers #74, 2.Joe Rosier #51R, 3.Jake Morris #197, 4.Eddie Martin #07, 5.James Riddle #14, 6.Tracy Pittmon #9, 7.Don Watson #51, 8.Joseph Rosier #151, 9.Joe Finelli #4, 10.Chris Morris #71-DNS, 11.Jamie Henderson #3-DNS

Lap Leaders
51R:1-6
74:7-15

Street Stocks

Heat 1: 1.Tommy Roberts #65, 2.Megan Robison #43, 3.Bryce Pritchett #21, 4.Dennis Smith #96, 5.Clint Frideley #08, 6.Kevin Conner #100, 7.Cody Grubbs #017, 8.Michael Knowles #7h, 9.Walter Hamilton #1w

Heat 2: 1.Chris Davis #98, 2.James Cruise #57c, 3.Brian Sartain #90, 4.Chris Clark #47, 5.David Bryant Jr. #07, 6..Jackie Hefti #11J, 7.Lee Farris #37x, 8.Jeff Sonntag #73, 9.Brandon King #28B

Feature: 1.Chris Davis #98, 2.Walter Hamilton #1w, 3.Tommy Roberts #65, 4.Brian Sartain #90, 5.James Cruise #57c, 6.Megan Robison #43, 7.Clint Frideley #08, 8.Bryce Pritchett #21, 9.Dennis Smith #96, 10.David Bryant Jr. #07, 11.Brandon King #28B, 12.Kevin Conner #100, 13.Chris Clark #47, 14.Jackie Hefti #11J, 15.Jeff Sonntag #73, 16.Lee Farris #37x, 17.Michael Knowles #7h, 18.Cody Grubbs #017-DNS

Lap Leaders
65:1,3-7
98:2,8-15

305 Sprint Cars

Heat 1: 1.Brian Holland #21, 2.Raven Culp #3, 3.Koty Adams #16, 4.Justin Holland #20, 5.Tucker Doughty #2x, 6.Michael Lang #14, 7.Dustin Woods #05

Heat 2: 1.Rodney Stanford #1R, 2.Robert Vetter #v8, 3.Dale Wester #12, 4.Billy Page #73, 5.Craig Woods #56, 6.Brian Fielder #69, 7.Chad Woods #55

Feature: 1.Dale Wester #12, 2.Michael Lang #14, 3.Koty Adams #16, 4.Billy Page #73, 5.Brian Holland #21, 6.Rodney Stanford #1R, 7.Robert Vetter #v8, 8.Tucker Doughty #2x, 9.Brian Fielder #69, 10.Craig Woods #56, 11.Justin Holland #20, 12.Raven Culp #3, 13.Dustin Woods #05, 14.Chad Woods #55-DNS

Lap Leaders
1R:1
21:2-6
12:7-20

Modifieds

Heat 1: 1.Jason Sartain #74, 2.Tommy Davis Jr. #17, 3.Kevin Sustaire #71k, 4.Michael Needham #8x, 5.Adam Cox #c5, 6.Oran Lunsford #26, 7.Paul Pacheco #01, 8.Jerry Dickeson #56

Heat 2: 1.Charlie Smith #3c, 2.Thomas Blackwell #B15, 3.Brandon Houk #82, 4.Jack Sartain #47, 5.Lee McCullough #3m, 6.Tyler Killingsworth #45x

Heat 3: 1.Elliott Davis #27D, 2.Steve McMackin #41m, 3.Bobby Ruffin #121, 4.Michael Martin #31, 5.Chaz Exum #21x, 6.Michael Jackson #45, 7.Dustin Woods #55, 8.Doug Byrns #32-DNS

Feature: 1.Charlie Smith #3c, 2.Jason Sartain #74, 3.Thomas Blackwell #B15, 4.Tommy Davis Jr. #17, 5.Brandon Houk #82, 6.Steve McMackin #41m, 7.Michael Martin #31, 8.Kevin Sustaire #71k, 9.Tyler Killingsworth #45x, 10.Chaz Exum #21x, 11.Paul Pacheco #01, 12.Elliott Davis #27D, 13.Adam Cox #c5, 14.Michael Needham #8x, 15.Bobby Ruffin #121, 16.Jack Sartain #47, 17.Doug Byrns #32, 18.Oran Lunsford #26, 19.Lee McCullough #3m, 20.Michael Jackson #45, 21.Dustin Woods #55, 22.Jerry Dickeson #56-DNS

Lap Leaders
3c:1-20

PEVELY, Mo. – March 3, 2011 – The 2011 racing season in St. Louis comes to life March 24-26 with the DIRTcar Roundup – better known as the “Party in Pevely” – at storied I-55 Raceway.

One of the largest events in short track racing features eight divisions of DIRTcar UMP Racing with drivers from the Midwest and beyond. The high-banked 1/3-mile track, owned by Ray Marler and NASCAR star Ken Schrader, will welcome the special event that is expected to draw hundreds of racecars during the three-day motorsports extravaganza at the facility just 20 miles south of St. Louis on Interstate 55.

Schrader is just one of the headliners scheduled to compete in the huge grassroots racing weekend.

Hundreds of laps of feature racing will be completed on both Friday and Saturday nights. In addition to DIRTcar Late Models, fans will see DIRTcar UMP Modifieds, Pro Late Models, Sportsman, Limited Modifieds, Stock Cars, Factory Stocks and Sport Compacts all scheduled to compete it will be a huge festival of speed.

“The Party in Pevely is a special event for us, and we want to make sure that everything about it is done right for the racers and fans alike,” said World Racing Group President Tom Deery. “This event is all about the competitors who are coming from all over to be a part of this mega-weekend. With an event like this, it’s important that it is held at such a top-notch facility as I-55 Raceway. The phenomenal job that Ray Marler and his staff at I-55 Raceway do makes it possible for us to conduct such a huge schedule of events in one weekend. Every division of cars will race side-by-side throughout the entire event, and the competitors are some of the most approachable racers in the business.”

Competitors and fans from across the region will not only witness a slate of racing that offers tremendous value, but will also have added entertainment and nightly race parties following the on-track activities to highlight the weekend. Schrader and numerous other special guests from throughout the world of motorsports are scheduled to compete for the prized Belt Buckle Trophy and Silver Roundup Platter that have become synonymous with the DIRTcar Roundup.

Make sure to keep up-to-date on the DIRTcar Roundup by visiting http://www.PartyInPevely.com or http://www.I55Raceway.com for schedule, ticket and camping information. DIRTcar Roundup can also be found on Twitter at http://www.twitter.com/DIRTcarRoundup.

The excitement of racing in St. Louis returns with the special three-day “Party in Pevely” followed April 2 and April 9 with Super Fast Saturday racing. On Saturday, April 16, “The Greatest Show on Dirt” returns to Pevely when legendary King of the Outlaws Steve Kinser leads the World of Outlaws Sprint Cars into I-55 Raceway for the Spring Classic. Reserved tickets for the April 16 special event are on sale now by calling I-55 Raceway for additional info at (636) 479-3219 or (573) 756-2593.

DIRTcar Roundup ‘Party in Pevely’ Schedule of Events (subject to change)

Thursday, March 24th

9:00 a.m.     Campground Opens

3:00 p.m.     Competitor Registration Opens

Competitor Technical Inspection Begins

5:00 p.m.     Open Practice Begins for All Competitor Divisions

10:00 p.m.   Pits Close

Round Up Tent Opens for Party

Friday, March 25th

10:00 a.m.   Round Up Tent Opens for Breakfast

2:00  p.m.    Competitor Registration Opens

3:00  p.m.    Competitor Technical Inspection Begins

7:00  p.m.    Racing Begins

Late Model Heat Races

UMP Modified Heat Races & D-Main / E-Main Qualifiers

Pro Late Model Heat Races

Sportsman Heat Races & D-Main Qualifier

Limited Modified Heat Races

4-Cylinder Heat Races

Stock Car Heat Races

Factory Stocks Heat Races

10:00 p.m.   Round Up Party Tent Opens with LIVE MUSIC

Saturday, March 26th

10:00 a.m.   Round Up Tent Opens for Breakfast

Noon           Competitor Registration Opens

1:00 p.m.    Competitor Technical Inspection Begins

3:00 p.m.    Charity Weenie Roast

6:00 p.m.    Racing Begins

Late Model C-Main / B-Main Qualifiers

30 Lap Championship Feature

UMP Modified C-Main / B-Main Qualifiers

25 Lap Championship Feature

Pro Late Model C-Main / B-Main Qualifiers

20 Lap Championship Feature

Sportsman C-Main / B-Main Qualifiers

20 Lap Championship Feature

Limited Modified C-Main / B-Main Qualifiers

15 Lap Championship Feature

Stock Car C-Main / B-Main Qualifiers

20 Lap Championship Feature

Factory Stocks C-Main / B-Main Qualifiers

15 Lap Championship Feature

4-Cylinders C-Main / B-Main Qualifiers

15 Lap Championship Feature

10:00 p.m.   Round Up Tent Opens with LIVE MUSIC

Trophy Party & Payoff

Kennedale, Tx.,(July 24th, 2010) Kennedale Speedway Park was the site for another round of weekly racing action on the semi-banked, ¼ mile dirt oval. The weekly series includes the IMCA Modifieds, Southern Sportmods, Stock Cars and Hobby Stocks, plus the Street Stocks, Crate Models, Racesaver 305 Sprint Cars, Jr. Mini Stocks and an added attraction this weekend, the Lone Star Dwarf Cars.

The nights off track activities were highlighted by a tribute and prayer for ASCS Sprint Car drivers Travis Rilat and Wayne Johnson, both injured on the west coast, and the memory of Tyson Perez, crew member of Rilat who succumbed to injuries from a shop accident. Racesaver Sprint Car drivers passed the helmet through the stands taking up collections to help cover medical expenses.

On the track the Lone Star Dwarf Cars saluted Lori Palanza a long time official who lost her battle with cancer. The Dwarf Cars all flew the pink “Say No To Cancer” ribbons for the feature fittingly won by her son Dominick Palanza.

White Picks Up One More Win

Embroiled in the IMCA Modified National points chase, Keith White pocketed another win taking over from Mike Miles on lap 5. From there White was able to stretch out his advantage slowing only for slower traffic in the final laps. White took the checkers with a full straightaway lead.

At the start of the 14-car, 20-lap IMCA Modified main, Miles and Jerry Robinson stayed side by side until Miles inched ahead to lead lap 1. Robinson fell in line second with Matt Martin and Damon Hammond side by side for third. Robinson kept the heat on Miles for the lead while White moved into the top five Using the high side White powered around Martin for fourth and was quickly on the leaders.

It was three wide for the top spot on lap 4 with White on top using the momentum to get out front on lap 5. Jeremy Willis brought out the yellow on lap 6 when he stopped in turn 2. White got a good jump on Jay Bransom, Jacob Pirkle and Martin with Mike Hathcock rounding out the top five at the crossed flags. As the top five spread out Justin Fowler, Miles and Robinson battled for sixth

With five to go White had built a huge advantage over Bransom while Hathcock reeled in Martin for fourth. White ran up on slower traffic in the final laps but kept his edge as he piloted the Traceys Auto Sales, Braka Operating, TCI, Craftmasters Power Coating, Tubbs Paint & Body, D&S Painting, Belton Metals, Amsoil, Cen-Tex Motorsports powered Hughes Chassis to the victory.

“I guess we were three or four wide there at one point,” said White. “It paid off. I don’t know if it was a Hero or Zero move, but it was one I thought we could make. The car was fast and Richard(Snider) did a lot of work on this track from the way it was last week, heavy and rough. It was a fast track with good racing in every class.”

“We don’t have to change a lot between the two tracks actually. We had the car a little tighter tonight since I was starting mid pack. We had it so it would drive through traffic.”

“This win is a confidence builder for the remaining races and chasing David(Murray) in the points. As hot as it is now we’re hoping the tracks are going to be this way. We have a real good set up for this type track. That’s what this car is built for and what I like. I’m very confident we can roll off several in a row.”

IMCA Modifieds

1 Keith White

29 Jay Bransom

41 Jacob Pirkle

11 Matt Martin

103 Mike Hathcock

48 Justin Fowler

27 Robert McKinney

30 Jerry Robinson

137 Rodney Hicks

62 Mike Miles

42 Kevin Kent

83 Daryl Campbell

010 Jeremy Willis

116 Damon Hammond

IMCA Modified heats

Heat #1

010 Jeremy Willis

30 Jerry Robinson

29 Jay Bransom

11 Matt Martin

103 Mike Hathcock

83 Daryl Campbell

48j Justin Fowler

Heat #2

116 Damon Hammond

1 Keith White

41 Jacob Pirkle

27 Robert McKinney

62 Mike Miles

42 Kevin Kent

137 Rodney Hicks—DNS

Young Wires Sportmod Feature

Michael Young ran the race of his life to grab his first IMCA Southern Sportmod win. Not only did M. Young lead green to checkers, but was forced to fend off multi-time SSM Champion Keith White. White had just made a pass for the lead when caution waved giving M. Young his spot back. From there M. Young stayed glued on the bottom to fend off White at the finish.

Fifteen-cars took the green for the 20-lap IMCA SSM main with M. Young quickly jumping out front. Curtis Young, George Gafford fell in behind with Devin Burgess and White side by side for fourth. As the two Youngs led the field, White got by Gafford for third. White got by C. Young on lap 4 for second and the chase was on.

White reeled in M. Young for the lead on lap 7 and the veteran put the pressure M. Young trying low then high. At the crossed flags it was still M. Young holding off White, with C. Young, Kirk Martin and Tom Earl jr. rounding out the top five spots. White got inside M. Young on lap 13 with the two wheel to wheel through turns 1-2. White edged ahead on lap 14 only to see the yellow wave for a spin by Justin Broome in turn 4. The caution put M. Young back on point for the restart.

Once back to green Earl got held off Gary Fox for fourth, with three wide racing in the pack. Up front White was pulling out everything from his bag of tricks to get by M. Young. M. Young kept hanging on the bottom forcing White to run high. White’s car looked to push on top and loose ground, but could close back in on the bottom. White gave it the ol’ college try on the last lap but came up short as M. Young in the Youngblood Auto Repair, Proctor Custom Trim, Fast Track A/C, City Motors, in-house work and homemade chassis scored his first SSM victory.

“I used lots of control on the throttle,” replied M. Young. “I just tried to stay on the bottom and stay out front. That’s where my car was good. I was hoping and praying.”

“I had to tell myself to calm down and think about things after Keith(White) got by me. I tend to get a little excited at times. I just tried to pace myself, keep it straight and slow in the corners. Slower is Faster, so I went with that thought.”

“I wonder where Keith is when I’m out there. I’ve been watching him for a while. I’m one of those that feels that running with the more experienced guys in his class helps make us better. It makes for better competition.”

“I was probably a little too tight,” added White. “The couple I tried the outside it shoved the front end. I should have been freer through the middle. He did everything he needed to do. He kept the car on the bottom and made me have to work and earn it.”

IMCA Southern Sportmods

111 Michael Young

1 Keith White

12 Gary Fox

64x David Ferguson

70 George Gafford

29 Jay Bransom

64 Devin Burgess

26/46 Dean Abbey

54 David Redmon

00 Brad Shirley

14 Colin Cloud

23 Justin Broome

85 Keith Martin

146 Tom Earl jr—DQ(Tech)

98 Curtis Young—DQ(Tech)

IMCA SSM heats

Heat #1

111 Michael Young

70 George Gafford

12w Gary Fox

00 Brad Shirley

46/26 Dean Abbey

85 Keith Martin

14 Colin Cloud

23 Justin Broome

Heat #2

98 Curtis Young

1 Keith White

146 Ton Earl jr

64 Devin Burgess

64x David Ferguson

54R David Redmon

29 Jay Bransom

Pritchett Out-paces Parker for I-Stock checkers.

Former IMCA Stock Car National Champion, Duain Pritchett and Daniel Parker put on another epic IMCA Stock Car battle. The two ran side by side the final five circuits of the 20-lap feature with Pritchett in the Arty & Sons, Wise County Detail, CA’s Auto Supply, CenTex Motorsports, Advantage Chassis edging out Parker at the line for the win.

Roman Garcia got a good jump on the initial start of the the 15-car IMCA Stock Car feature, but AJ Hutten spun in turn 4 to bring about a complete restart. The second try saw Rodney Franklin get by Garcia to lead lap 1 trailed by Garcia, Aaron Ferrell and Ronnie Christopher. Ferrell and Christopher got second and third from Garcia with Daniel Parker moving up to fourth.

It was three wide for the lead on lap 3 between Ferrell, Franklin and Parker, with Pritchett getting a top five spot. Parker came out of that three abreast battle with the lead on lap 4 while Garcia spun in turn 4. On the restart Pritchett got past Ferrell for second and the top two began to pull away. At halfway it was Parker, Pritchett, Ferrell, Damon Hammond and Christopher I the top five. Pritchett closed in on Parker, while Hammond took third from Ferrell.

Pritchett got the nose inside Parker on lap 12 with the two side by side on lap 14. Pritchett got the bumper out front on lap 15 but Parker stayed along side on the top. They continued to stay glued at the door bars until lap 17 when Garcia spun in front of the two. On the restart Parker tried the high side again Pritchett while trying hold off Hammond. Pritchett edged out Parker by a car length with Hammond hot on their heels.

“The track was more to my liking,” commented Pritchett. “It finally went dry for me. I prefer a dry track over a heavy, tacky track any day.”

“I just followed the #3 car(Daniel Parker) to the front and then passed him when it was time. I don’t mind racing with Daniel. He and I race side by side about very week. Last week he beat me by a half bumper and this week I was able to beat him.”

“There’s a coupe tracks struggling with car counts in the I-Stocks but we’re doing alright here. There’s a few more being built and next year all three of my kids will be in one

IMCA Stock Cars

22 Duain Pritchett
3p Daniel Parker

116 Damon Hammond

31 Aaron Ferrell

1x Tommy Williams

71z Ronnie Christopher

8 Rodney Franklin
50 John Morris

13 James Potter

10l Jerry Morris

121 Roman Garcia

18 AJ Hutten

07 Dennis Bissonette

IMCA Stock Car heats

Heat #1

121 Roman Garcia

50 John Morris

3p Daniel Parker

13 James Potter

18 AJ Hutten

10L Jerry Morris

1x Tommy Williams

Heat #2

07 Dennis Bissonette

116 Damon Hammond

31 Aaron Ferrell

71z Ronnie Christopher

8 Rodney Franklin

22 Duain Pritchett

Kinniard Claims Hobby Stock Honors

Jeff Kinniard worked his way up from the fourth row to battle with Cade Lee for lead just before halfway. After several tries and a brief side by side battle Kinniard finally secured the spot with five to go. From there Kinniard slowly inched away to capture the win as fights, literally and figuratively, continued for position behind him

When green waved on the 20-lap, 17-car IMCA Hobby Stock feature the front row of Jeff Mueller and Kevin Rutherford swapped some paint. This gave Lee an opening to sneak past both for the lead. Rutherford spun in the pack scattering everyone but no caution came as they all motored on. Debris in turn 2 did bring out a yellow on lap 2. On the restart Kinniard got past Ricky Rodriguez and Mueller for second.

Mueller got loose and after a few tank-slappers gave up spots to Michael Gaunett and Kyle Harrison. Gaunett slowed with a flat right front giving up fourth to Harrison, Jeremy Carter and Bryan Sewell. Back up front it was Kinniard getting along side Lee for lead on lap 7. Kinniard edged ahead on lap 8, but Lee retook the point on lap 9. Jamey Lough gave the leaders a scare when he spun in front of them to bring out the yellow on lap 9.

On the restart Nathan Sodek got turned by Mueller who got the black flag. The next try saw Lee and Kinniard get away while Sewell moved past Harrison for third. Brandon Taylor spun at halfway to bring out the yellow. Once back to green Kinniard looked inside Lee for the lead on lap 12 and 13. The two were side by side on lap 14 with Kinniard getting the lead on the back stretch for lap 15.

As Kinniard slowly eased ahead Sewell closed in on Lee for second as Jeremy Montgomery moved past Carter for fifth. Montgomery then made his way past Harrison for fourth on lap 18. Kinniard had a comfortable lead over Lee as the white flag waved. In the pack Harrison and Carter traded paint in turns 1-2 and as Kinniard was taking the checkers, Harrison quarter-paneled Carter in turn 3 sending him around. Kinniard in the Big Jim Racing, Extreme Graphics, Reliable Home Service, North Texas Carpet Care, Wes Machine Shop, BMF Chassis got the win and trophy, Harrison got the black flag.

“It took a whole lot of patience,” reported Kinniard. “That’s for sure! I was just watching the cars ahead of and waiting to make my move. It was a good track. It was just picking and choosing where I could go. ”

“I used to be a dry slick track person but I like about any track now. It doesn’t matter to me as long as I’m able to race. I’ve kind of adapted to all types of tracks now.”

“When they start getting wild out there you just have to watch what they’re doing and be careful. Try to anticipate and get slowed down. Accidents happen so you just have to be careful.”

IMCA Hobby Stocks

07 Jeff Kinniard

1 Cade Lee

44 Bryan Sewell

11 Jeremy Montgomery

5* Brandon Taylor

98 Rick Barrett

2 Gene Hadley

65 Heather King

25 Jeremy Cater

60 Nathan Sodek

9 Kevin Rutherford

25x Michael Gaunet

5r Ricky Rodriguez

31 Gene Yates

81 Jamey Lough

62 Kyle Harrison—DQ(Rough Driving)

13 Jeff Mueller–DQ(Rough Driving)

IMCA Hobby Stock heats

Heat #1

98 Rick Barrett

07 Jeff Kinniard

5R Ricky Rodriguez

13 Jeff Mueller

31 Gene Yates

15 Brandon Williams—DNS

Heat #2

9 Kevin Rutherford

44 Bryan Sewell

1 Cade Lee

5* Brandon Taylor

11 Jeremy Montgomery

81 Jamey Lough

Heat #3

62 Kyle Harrison

25x Michael Gaunet

25 Jeremy Carter

2Gene Hadley

65 Heather King

60 Nathan Sodek

Hall Hauls to Sprint Car Cash

As green flew on the 15-car, 20-lap 305 Sprint Car feature James Reed was first out of turn 2 with the lead. Reed was followed Danny Merrell, David Garland and Ryan Beechler. Garland and Beechler moved past Merrell for second and third before racing wheel to wheel for second giving Reed a chance to build a margin.

In the pack Ryan Hall was powering his way to the front getting by Shane Glockler for for fifth, while Jerry Hammock charged by Hall and Merrel for fourth. Kerry Rush brought out the yellow on lap 7 when he spun in between turns 3-4. Once back under green, Garland had big run getting around Beechler and Reed to get the top spot on lap 8. Beechler then got second from Reed, with Hall following to third and Hammock to fourth and Reed holding fifth at halfway.

Mike Hayashi lost the front nose wing on lap 10 to bring out a caution to retrieve the debris. Hall motored from third to first on the restart, while Hammock got third from Beechler. Hammock then put Reed in his wake as the top two inched away. The final caution waved on lap 13 for a spin by Walter Lane in turns 3.

Beechler snagged third from Reed on the restart as Hall began inching away. Further back Jason Howell grabbed a top five spot, then snared fourth from Garland on lap 16. With two to go Hall ran up on slower traffic, but Beechler and Hammock were in their own fight for second. Hall, piloting the TM Well Service, Valvoline Express Care, Rollins Racing Engines, Maxim Chassis was able clear traffic without problems, while Beechler took second from Hammock.

305 Sprint Cars

79 Ryan Hall

6 Ryan Beechler

4 Jerry Hammock

44 Jason Howell

69 Brian Fielder

91 Kerry Rush

83 Joe Freeman

84 David Garland

92 James Reed

56 Mike Hayashi

30 Shane Glockler

88 Walter Lane

05 Dustin Woods

06 Craig Woods

47 Danny Merrell

Sprint Car heats

Heat #1

47 Danny Merrell

84 David Garland

6 Ryan Beechler

92 James Reed

56 Mike Hayashi

88x Walter Lane

06 Craig Woods

44 Jason Howell

Heat #2

79 Ryan Hall

4 Jerry Hammock

30 Shane Glockler

91 Kerry Rush

69 Brian Fielder

83 Joe Freeman

05 Dustin Woods

The 13-car Crate Model feature saw Zach Manry grab the early lead of the 20-lap feature. Aaron Benedict and Rowdy Holbert closed on Manry with Benedict getting the point on lap 2. Holbert spun on lap 3 in turn 3 while at the same time Justin McNeil, Michael Mason and Charles Armstrong jr tangling in turn 2. On the restart Eric Winnett ducked under Benedict for the lead with Benedict spinning in turn 4 collecting Charlie Wilson.

As green waved again Manry spun in turn 2 with Ju. McNeil breaking and rolling to the infield. On the single file restart Winnett, John McNeil and Ronnie Davis pulled away from Robert Ferron and Cody Harper. As the top three continued to creep away Benedict moved back up to battle with Ferron and Harper.

Winnett, Jo. McNeil and Davis were nose to tail on lap 12 with Jo. McNeil taking looks low on Winnett for the lead. Jo. McNeil lost some ground to Winnett on lap 16 but closed the gap in the final laps. With two to go Winnett had a car length on Jo. McNeil, who now had Davis trying outside. As the white waved Jo. McNeil gave Winnett one more try low but lost ground off turn 2 giving Winnett a free run to the checkers.

Crate Models

21 Eric Winnett

89 John McNeil

31 Ronnie Davis

23x Robert Ferron

77a Aaron Benedict

55 Charlie Wilson

123 Cody Harper

8 Zach Manry

22 Michael Mason

44 Rowdy Holbert

1 Justin McNeil

00 Charles Conklin

3 Charles Armstrong Jr

2 Charles Armstrong III–DNS

Cate Model heats

Heat #1

44 Rowdy Holbert

21 Eric Winnett

8 John McNeil

55 Charlie Wilson

77a Aaron Benedict

23x Robert Ferron

00 Charles Conklin

Heat #2

22 Michael Mason

3 Charles Armstrong jr

1 Justin McNeil

8 Zach Manry

123 Cody Harper

2 Charles Armstrong III

31 Ronnie Davis

David Herring II took the point early in the 20-lap Street Stock feature wit Shawn Byrd, Wes Milliorn an Michael Sterling three wide for second. Andrew Richards spun on lap 1 to bring out a quick caution. On he restart Sterling kept pressure on Herring for the lead getting the top spot on lap 2. Herring fell back to a three wide battle with Ryan Powers and S Byrd.

John Riechard got by Herring and S. Byrd for third as Powers secured second. Riechard closed on Sterling in traffic with Powers hot on his tail. Sterling broke out of traffic with Powers and Riechard side by side for second. Yellow waved on lap 12 when Mike Dingman spun in turn 1. On the restart David Cook began challenging for a to spot looking high on Powers for second. S. Byrd and Joey Barnes tangled in turn 1 to bring the yellow back out.

The top three got away on the single file restart with Powers putting the heat on Sterling. Powers got inside with five to go as Milliorn had pressure from Cook. Sterling and Powers were door to door for the lead on lap 16. Those two battles continued until Powers got by Sterling in traffic for the lead on lap 18. Cook tried to sneak by for second, but Sterling got back by as Powers was taking the checkers.

Street Stocks

R12 Ryan Powers

17 Michael Sterling

32 David Cook

107 Wes Milliorn

01 David Herring II

13 Robbie Cummins

47 Chris Kent

21 Jimmy Parker

55 Jeff Copeland

69 Shawn Byrd

31 Kevin Byrd

25x Andrew Richards

07x Joey Barnes

371 Douglas Holleman

27x Sean Wofford

8mx John Riechard

11 Mike Dingman

20 Tim Murray

45 Tom Johnson

19 Casey Fielding—DNS

2x Ron Palmer—DNS

124 Paul Jones—DNS

41 Cody Parker—DNS

Street Stock heat winners; 17 Michael Sterling, 8mx John Riechard, 01 David Herring II

Dick Booker led the Lone Star Dwarf Car feature into turn 1, but gave way to Terry Boyer on lap 2. Dominick Palanza moved in on Boyer with two running side by side for the lead until Palanza secured the spot on lap 6. Sebie Davis and Michael Murphy moved to second third with own scrap going on for the position.

A lap 11 spin by Brian Bellows brought the field under caution and slowed the action.

Once back under green Murphy gave Palanza a look low but was still trying to fend off Davis. Murphy and Davis again went door to door giving Palanza a little breathing room. Palanza had good lead as the white flag and he hit traffic on the final lap. Palanza scored the emotional victory, with Davis out battling Murphy for the runner-up spot.

Lone Star Dwarf Cars

11 Dominick Palanza

51 Sebie Davis

50 Michael Murphy

00 Terry Boyer

47 Jason Walters

14 Dick Booker

54 Darwin Hamilton

7 Adam Segura

52 Gary Harris

98 Dan Noble

5 Louie Younts

86 Jim Lewis II

43 Donnie Reagan

99 Kenton Kinney

34 Brian Bellows

19 Jason Bellows

97 Bill Pickett

45 Mike Perlin

Dwarf Car heat winners; 00 Terry Boyer, 11 Dominick Polanza

Calton Pritchett grabbed the early lead in the Jr. Mini Stock feature but was run down by Austin Theiss. Theiss got past C. Pritchett for the lead on lap 3. Bryce Pritchett took over second from his brother Calton, but was unable to close the gap on Theiss who motored on the checkers.

Jr Mini Stock

7D Austin Theiss

KSP1 Bryce Pritchett

97 Dakota Landers

12 Calton Pritchett

5 Travis Bailey

15x Coy Pennington

Jr Mini Stock heat winner; 7D Austin Theiss

Brandon Stewart scored another win in the IMCA modified feature ahead of Keith Green and Justin Radcliff.
April 23 Friday 8:00 P.M. Heats and Features for IMCA Modified, IMCA SportMod, IMCA Hobby Stock, Street Stock, and Pure Stock. Features only for Cruisers, Junior Mini Stock, and Twisters. + I-Stocks, Brazos Mini Sprints
April 30 Friday 8:00 P.M. Heats and Features for IMCA Modified, IMCA SportMod, IMCA Hobby Stock, Street Stock, and Pure Stock. Features only for Cruisers, Junior Mini Stock, and Twisters + I-Stocks, Texas Wing Modifieds
May 7 Friday 8:00 P.M. Heats and Features for IMCA Modified, IMCA SportMod, IMCA Hobby Stock, Street Stock, and Pure Stock. Features only for Cruisers, Junior Mini Stock, and Twisters. + Brazos Mini Sprints
May 14 Friday 8:00 P.M. Heats and Features for IMCA Modified, IMCA SportMod, IMCA Hobby Stock. Features only for Street Stock, Pure Stock, Cruisers, Junior Mini Stock, and Twisters + ASCS Sprint Cars (Gulf South Region)
May 16 Sunday TBA United States Modified Touring Series

Brothers T.J. and Kevin Green finished first and second in the IMCA SportMod feature ahead of Johnny Sheets.

Ray Kemp Jr. was the IMCA hobby stock feature winner. Shannon Dulock took second and Jeremy Oliver, third.

Top three in the street stock feature were Tommy Kirkpatrick, Doug Andrews, and Jason Gauntt.

Kevin Smith topped the pure stock class with Jerry Whatley in second and Wade White in third.

Jr. Jean reached the checkered flag ahead of Andrew Richards and William Dean in the cruiser feature..

The first three finishers in the junior mini stock race were Jarrett Roberts, Jordan Kornegay, and Corbin Suggs.

Texas Twister trophy winners were Dustin Thompson in first, James Webre in second, and Amy Nichols in third.
Complete Finish
Friday, April 16, 2010
Modified 4/16/2010
Feature: 1. Brandon Stewart (Academy, TX), 2. Keith Green (Robinson, TX), 3. Justin Radcliff (China Spring, TX), 4. Keith White (Academy, TX), 5. Chris Dawson (Post, TX), 6. Robert Black (Waco, TX), 7. Allen Waltermire (Harker Heights, TX), 8. Chase Jupe (West, TX), 9. Ben Ketteman (Pflugerville, TX), 10. Jimmie Helona (Crawford, TX), 11. Johnny Sheets (Gatesville, TX), 12. Benji Kirkpatrick (Elm Mott, TX), 13. Pat McGuire (Belton, TX), 14. Eric Tomlinson (Robinson, TX), 15. Brian Guay (Hewitt, TX)
Heat 1:1. Benji Kirkpatrick (Elm Mott, TX), 2. Brandon Stewart (Academy, TX), 3. Keith White (Academy, TX), 4. Jimmie Helona (Crawford, TX), 5. Justin Radcliff (China Spring, TX), 6. Chase Jupe (West, TX), 7. Eric Tomlinson (Robinson, TX), 8. Brian Guay (Hewitt, TX)
Heat 2:1. Johnny Sheets (Gatesville, TX), 2. Pat McGuire (Belton, TX), 3. Keith Green (Robinson, TX), 4. Ben Ketteman (Pflugerville, TX), 5. Chris Dawson (Post, TX), 6. Robert Black (Waco, TX), 7. Allen Waltermire (Harker Heights, TX)

IMCA SportMod 4/16/2010
Feature:1. T.J. Green (Robinson, TX), 2. Kevin Green (Robinson, TX), 3. Johnny Sheets (Gatesville, TX), 4. Keith White (Academy, TX), 5. Brandon Stewart (Academy, TX), 6. Mark McDaniel (Elm Mott, TX), 7. BJ Dulock (Robinson, TX), 8. Randy Doyle (Killeen, TX), 9. Edward Schmidt (Robinson, TX), 10. Chris Cogburn (Robinson, TX), 11. Wade White (Gholson, TX), 12. Bobby Mercer Jr. (China Spring, TX)
Heat 1:1. Keith White (Academy, TX), 2. Chris Cogburn (Robinson, TX), 3. Randy Doyle (Killeen, TX), 4. Wade White (Gholson, TX), 5. Johnny Sheets (Gatesville, TX)
Heat 2:1. T.J. Green (Robinson, TX), 2. Bobby Mercer Jr. (China Spring, TX), 3. Kevin Green (Robinson, TX), 4. Mark McDaniel (Elm Mott, TX), 5. Brandon Stewart (Academy, TX), 6. Edward Schmidt (Robinson, TX), 7. BJ Dulock (Robinson, TX)

Hobby 4/16/2010
Feature:1. Ray Kemp, Jr. (Riesel, TX), 2. Shannon Dulock (Axtell, TX), 3. Jeremy Oliver (Chilton, TX), 4. Jeff Sexton (West, TX), 5. Garret Rawls (China Spring, TX), 6. Chris Cogburn (Robinson, TX), 7. Billy Taylor (Gatsville, TX), 8. Scott Taylor (Waco, TX), 9. Andy Roller (Waco, TX), 10. Les Maxwell (Waco, TX), 11. Aaron Headrick (Elm Mott, TX), 12. Dylan Lucko (Waco, TX), 13. Michael Votaw (Whitney, TX), 14. Zach Henson (Robinson, TX), 15. Charlie Norris (Hillsboro, TX), 16. Ricky Rodriguez (Eddy, TX), 17. Jeremy Hendrix (Robinson, TX), 18. Chris Grusendorf (Moody, TX), 19. Michael Guenat (Robinson, TX)
Heat 1:1. Michael Guenat (Robinson, TX), 2. Shannon Dulock (Axtell, TX), 3. Jeff Sexton (West, TX), 4. Jeremy Hendrix (Robinson, TX), 5. Ray Kemp, Jr. (Riesel, TX), 6. Michael Votaw (Whitney, TX), 7. Les Maxwell (Waco, TX), 8. Billy Taylor (Gatsville, TX), 9. Dylan Lucko (Waco, TX)
Heat 2:1. Chris Cogburn (Robinson, TX), 2. Charlie Norris (Hillsboro, TX), 3. Andy Roller (Waco, TX), 4. Zach Henson (Robinson, TX), 5. Garret Rawls (China Spring, TX), 6. Jeremy Oliver (Chilton, TX), 7. Ricky Rodriguez (Eddy, TX), 8. Chris Grusendorf (Moody, TX), 9. Scott Taylor (Waco, TX), 10. Aaron Headrick (Elm Mott, TX)

Features Only (Street 4/16/2010)
Feature:1. Tommy Kirkpatrick (Elm Mott, TX), 2. Doug Andrews (Elm Mott, TX), 3. Jason Gauntt (Elm Mott, TX), 4. John Heffelfinger (Waco, TX), 5. Ed Thompson (Waco, TX), 6. Matt Hood (Waco, TX), 7. Chuck Hamlin (Elm Mott, TX), 8. Bill Eller (Lorena, TX), 9. Bill Miller (Taylor, TX), 10. David Khoury (Waco, TX), 11. Lewis Blackwood (Pendelton, TX)

Features Only (Pure 4/16/2010)
Feature:1. Kevin Smith (Elm Mott, TX), 2. Jerry Whatley (Waco, TX), 3. Wade White (Gholson, TX), 4. Jack Jenkins (Waco, TX), 5. Greg Andrews (Waco, TX), 6. Melvin Kemp Jr. (Waco, TX), 7. Chad Pelham (Whitney, TX), 8. Weston Glaser (Lorena, TX), 9. James Haynes (Hubbard, TX), 10. Tommy Honey (Waco, TX), 11. Jeff Willis (West, TX), 12. Colton Glaser (Lorena, TX), 13. Cory Breedlove (Lorena, Tx), 14. Edward Harcrow (West, TX), 15. Jeff Shepperd (Waco, TX), 16. Billy Shaw (Crawford, TX), 17. James Holder (China Spring, TX)

Cruiser 4/16/2010
Feature:1. Jr Jean (Blum, TX), 2. Andrew Richards (Robinson, TX), 3. William Dean (Hubbard, TX), 4. Jeff Williams (Waco, TX), 5. Steve Wade (Waco, TX), 6. Jeff Woodruff (Elm Mott, Tx), 7. Kevin Harper (McGregor, TX), 8. Luther Carnahan (Waco, TX), 9. Billy Williams (Bellmead, TX), 10. Lee Erler (Hubbard, TX), 11. Anthony Simcik, 12. Marshall Sauseda (Waco, TX), 13. Barry Gaston (Waco, TX)

Junior Mini Stock 4/16/2010
Feature:1. Jarrett Roberts (Temple, TX), 2. Jordan Kornegay (China Spring, TX), 3. Corbin Suggs (West, TX), 4. Kayleigh Kornegay (China Spring, TX)

Twister 4/16/2010
Feature:1. Dustin Thompson (Mt. Calm, TX), 2. James Webre (West, TX), 3. Ricky Bobby (Elm Mott, TX), 4. Amy Nichols (Robinson, TX), 5. Jay Hutson (Waco, TX), 6. Shane Arnold (Hubbard, TX), 7. Dena Wachsmann (West, TX), 8. Mark Kemp (Waco, Tx), 9. Michael Hilliard (Temple, TX), 10. Rick Morosky (Waco, TX)

ASCS Lone Star Sprint 4/16/2010
Feature (25 Laps): 1. 9x-Wayne Johnson, 2. 17w-Brad Welborn, 3. 7m-Kevin Ramey, 4. 45k-Kolt Walker, 5. 0c-Preston Peebles II, 6. 74e-Claud Estes, 7. 11-Justin Melton, 8. 6s-Justin Spoerl, 9. 14-Michael Lang, 10. 30-Brandon Corn, 11. 30x-Bean Elliott, 12. 45-Martin Edwards, 13. 1r-Scott Reneau, 14. 22j-John Gaston, 15. 74x-Joshua Hodges, 16. 5m-Glenn Martin, 17. 9-Brian Parker, 18. 58-Gary Floyd, 19. 4-Eric Baldaccini, 20. 25-Brian McClelland, 21. 76-John Ricketts, 22. 67-Rodney Henderson, 23. 87a-Andrew Marshala, 24. 69h-Larry Howery, 25. 5c-Chris Coker.
First Heat (8 Laps): 1. 0c-Preston Peebles II, 2. 30x-Bean Elliott, 3. 45k-Kolt Walker, 4. 17w-Brad Welborn, 5. 9-Brian Parker, 6. 45-Martin Edwards, 7. 67-Rodney Henderson, 8. 87a-Andrew Marshala, 9. 58-Gary Floyd.
Second Heat (8 Laps): 1. 4-Eric Baldaccini, 2. 74e-Claud Estes, 3. 76-John Ricketts, 4. 6s-Justin Spoerl, 5. 30-Brandon Corn, 6. 22j-John Gaston, 7. 74x-Joshua Hodges, 8. 14-Michael Lang.
Third Heat (8 Laps): 1. 25-Brian McClelland, 2. 7m-Kevin Ramey, 3. 11-Justin Melton, 4. 9x-Wayne Johnson, 5. 5c-Chris Coker, 6. 5m-Glenn Martin, 7. 69h-Larry Howery, 8. 1r-Scott Reneau.

Brandon Stewart started up front and never looked back as he claimed the IMCA SportMod feature event. Chris Cogburn and Sid Kiphen rounded out the top three.

The Hobby Stock division was won for the second week in a row by Charlie Norris. Chris Grusendorf was second followed by Jeremy Oliver in third.

Tommy Kirkpatrick paced the Street Stock division followed by Doug Andrews and Jason Honey.

Melvin Kemp Jr. continued his dominance in Pure Stocks winning his third feature of the year. Tommy Honey was second followed by Jeff Shepperd in third.

April 2 Good Friday 8:00 P.M. Heats and Features for IMCA Modified, IMCA SportMod, IMCA Hobby Stock, Street Stock, and Pure Stock. Features only for Cruisers, Junior Mini Stocks & Twisters + I-Stocks, Texas Wing Modifieds, and Easter Basket Giveaway
April 9 Friday 8:00 P.M. Heats and Features for IMCA Modified, IMCA SportMod, IMCA Hobby Stock, Street Stock, and Pure Stock. Features only for Cruisers, Junior Mini Stock, and Twisters
April 16 Friday 8:00 P.M. Heats and Features for IMCA Modified, IMCA SportMod, IMCA Hobby Stock. Features only for Street Stock, Pure Stock, Cruisers, Junior Mini Stock, and Twisters + ASCS Sprint Cars (Lone Star Region)
William Dean won the Cruisers feature, Jordan Kornegay claimed the top spot in Junior Mini Stocks and Rick Morosky topped the Twisters.

Racing continues next Friday night with the IMCA Modifieds, IMCA SportMods, IMCA Hobby Stocks, Street Stocks, Pure Stocks, Cruisers, Junior Mini Stocks, Twisters, IMCA Stock Cars and the first appearance in 2010 for the Texas Wing Modifieds.
Complete Race Results

Cruiser 3/26/2010
Feature:1. William Dean (Hubbard, Texas), 2. Jeff Williams (Waco, Texas), 3. Andrew Richards (Robinson, Texas), 4. Barry Gaston (Waco, Texas), 5. Luther Carnahan (Waco, Texas), 6. Steve Wade (Waco, TEXAS), 7. Kevin Harper (McGregor, TEXAS), 8. Jr Jean (Blum, Texas), 9. Brandon Kreder (Elm Mott, Texas), 10. Marshall Sauseda (Waco, Texas),

Hobby 3/26/2010
Feature:1. Charlie Norris (Hillsboro, Texas), 2. Chris Grusendorf (Moody, Texas), 3. Jeremy Oliver (Chilton, Texas), 4. Michael Guenat (Robinson, Texas), 5. Michael Votaw (Whitney, Texas), 6. Chris Cogburn (Robinson, Texas), 7. Ricky Rodriguez (Eddy, Texas), 8. Jeff Sexton (West, Texas), 9. Andy Roller (Waco, Texas), 10. Shannon Dulock (Axtell, Texas), 11. BJ Dulock (Robinson, Texas), 12. Les Maxwell (Waco, Texas), 13. Scott Tacker (West, Texas), 14. Zach Henson (Robinson, Texas), 15. Jeremy Hendrix (Robinson, Texas), 16. Billy Taylor (Gatsville, Texas), 17. Joe Williams (Waco, TEXAS), 18. Garret Rawls (China Spring, TEXAS), 19. Ray Kemp, Jr. (Riesel, TEXAS), 20. Aaron Headrick (Elm Mott, Texas),

Heat 1:1. Zach Henson (Robinson, Texas), 2. Chris Grusendorf (Moody, Texas), 3. Les Maxwell (Waco, Texas), 4. Ray Kemp, Jr. (Riesel, TEXAS), 5. Chris Cogburn (Robinson, Texas), 6. Billy Taylor (Gatsville, Texas), 7. Michael Guenat (Robinson, Texas), 8. Jeff Sexton (West, Texas), 9. BJ Dulock (Robinson, Texas), 10. Joe Williams (Waco, TEXAS),

Heat 2:1. Michael Votaw (Whitney, Texas), 2. Ricky Rodriguez (Eddy, Texas), 3. Aaron Headrick (Elm Mott, Texas), 4. Jeremy Hendrix (Robinson, Texas), 5. Shannon Dulock (Axtell, Texas), 6. Charlie Norris (Hillsboro, Texas), 7. Garret Rawls (China Spring, TEXAS), 8. Andy Roller (Waco, Texas), 9. Scott Tacker (West, Texas), 10. Jeremy Oliver (Chilton, Texas),

IMCA SportMod 3/26/2010
Feature:1. Brandon Stewart (Academy, Texas), 2. Chris Cogburn (Robinson, Texas), 3. Sid Kiphen (Gatesville, Texas), 4. Kevin Green (Robinson, Texas), 5. T.J. Green (Robinson, Texas), 6. Randy Doyle (Killeen, Texas), 7. Mark McDaniel (Elm Mott, Texas), 8. Keith White (Academy, Texas), 9. Wade White (Gholson, Texas), 10. Rick Poteet (Hillsboro, TEXAS), 11. Cody Frank (Lorena, Texas), 12. Bobby Mercer Jr. (China Spring, Texas),

Heat 1:1. Kevin Green (Robinson, Texas), 2. Randy Doyle (Killeen, Texas), 3. Bobby Mercer Jr. (China Spring, Texas), 4. Keith White (Academy, Texas), 5. Rick Poteet (Hillsboro, TEXAS), 6. Mark McDaniel (Elm Mott, Texas),

Heat 2:1. Brandon Stewart (Academy, Texas), 2. Chris Cogburn (Robinson, Texas), 3. Sid Kiphen (Gatesville, Texas), 4. Cody Frank (Lorena, Texas), 5. T.J. Green (Robinson, Texas), 6. Wade White (Gholson, Texas),

Junior Mini Stock 3/26/2010
Feature:1. Jordan Kornegay (China Spring, TEXAS), 2. Corbin Suggs (West, Texas), 3. Jarrett Roberts (Temple, TEXAS), 4. Cory Kreder (Elm Mott, Texas), 5. Kayleigh Kornegay (China Spring, TEXAS),

Modified 3/26/2010
Feature:1. Johnny Sheets (Gatesville, Texas), 2. Keith White (Academy, Texas), 3. Keith Green (Robinsn, Texas), 4. J.P. Dowell (Killeen, Texas), 5. Ben Ketteman (Pflugerville, Texas), 6. Dwayne Grantham (Robinson, Texas), 7. Cody Daniel (Bellmead, Texas), 8. Joe Spillman (Marble Falls, Texas), 9. Brian Guay (Hewitt, Texas), 10. Steven MacIsaac (Waco, Texas), 11. Robert Black (Waco, Texas), 12. Jimmie Helona (Crawford, Texas), 13. Chase Jupe (West, Texas), 14. Pat McGuire (Belton, TEXAS), 15. Justin Redmon (Oglesby, Texas), 16. Brandon Stewart (Academy, Texas), 17. Benji Kirkpatrick (Elm Mott, Texas),

Heat 1:1. Robert Black (Waco, Texas), 2. Johnny Sheets (Gatesville, Texas), 3. Steven MacIsaac (Waco, Texas), 4. Benji Kirkpatrick (Elm Mott, Texas), 5. Keith White (Academy, Texas), 6. Chase Jupe (West, Texas), 7. Dwayne Grantham (Robinson, Texas), 8. Joe Spillman (Marble Falls, Texas), 9. Ben Ketteman (Pflugerville, Texas),

Heat 2:1. Brandon Stewart (Academy, Texas), 2. Justin Redmon (Oglesby, Texas), 3. Jimmie Helona (Crawford, Texas), 4. Pat McGuire (Belton, TEXAS), 5. Keith Green (Robinsn, Texas), 6. J.P. Dowell (Killeen, Texas), 7. Cody Daniel (Bellmead, Texas), 8. Brian Guay (Hewitt, Texas),

Pure 3/26/2010
Feature:1. Melvin Kemp Jr. (Waco, Texas), 2. Tommy Honey (Waco, Texas), 3. Jeff Shepperd (Waco, Texas), 4. Kevin Smith (Elm Mott, Texas), 5. Jeff Willis (West, Texas), 6. Weston Glaser (Lorena, Texas), 7. Colton Glaser (Lorena, Texas), 8. James Holder (China Spring, TEXAS), 9. Dillon Payne (Salado, Texas), 10. Billy Rupert, Jr. (Mexia, Texas), 11. Edward Harcrow (West, Texas), 12. James Haynes (Hubbard, Texas), 13. Jack Jenkins (Waco, Texas), 14. Chad Pelham (Whitney, Texas), 15. Brian Edmonds (China Spring, Texas), 16. Greg Andrews (Waco, Texas), 17. Jerry Wyattly (Waco, TEXAS), 18. Billy Shaw (Crawford, Texas),
Heat 1:1. Brian Edmonds (China Spring, Texas), 2. Melvin Kemp Jr. (Waco, Texas), 3. Jeff Willis (West, Texas), 4. Chad Pelham (Whitney, Texas), 5. Edward Harcrow (West, Texas), 6. Jack Jenkins (Waco, Texas), 7. Dillon Payne (Salado, Texas), 8. Colton Glaser (Lorena, Texas), 9. Billy Shaw (Crawford, Texas),

Heat 2:1. Tommy Honey (Waco, Texas), 2. James Haynes (Hubbard, Texas), 3. James Holder (China Spring, TEXAS), 4. Weston Glaser (Lorena, Texas), 5. Billy Rupert, Jr. (Mexia, Texas), 6. Jerry Wyattly (Waco, TEXAS), 7. Kevin Smith (Elm Mott, Texas), 8. Jeff Shepperd (Waco, Texas),

Street 3/26/2010
Feature:1. Tommy Kirkpatrick (Elm Mott, Texas), 2. Doug Andrews (Elm Mott, TEXAS), 3. Jason Honey (Waco, Texas), 4. Jason Gauntt (Elm Mott, Texas), 5. Matt Hood (Waco, Texas), 6. John Heffelfinger (Waco, Texas), 7. Lewis Blackwood (Pendelton, Texas), 8. Bill Eller (Lorena, Texas), 9. Dennis Collins (LaGrange, TEXAS), 10. Ed Thompson (Waco, Texas), 11. Greg Culverhouse (Waco, Texas),

Heat:1. Matt Hood (Waco, Texas), 2. Lewis Blackwood (Pendelton, Texas), 3. Greg Culverhouse (Waco, Texas), 4. Jason Honey (Waco, Texas), 5. Ed Thompson (Waco, Texas), 6. Tommy Kirkpatrick (Elm Mott, Texas), 7. Doug Andrews (Elm Mott, TEXAS), 8. Jason Gauntt (Elm Mott, Texas), 9. John Heffelfinger (Waco, Texas), 10. Dennis Collins (LaGrange, TEXAS), 11. Bill Eller (Lorena, Texas),

Twister 3/26/2010
Feature:1. Rick Morosky (Waco, Texas), 2. Jamie Herring (Killeen, Texas), 3. Jay Hutson (Waco, Texas), 4. Dustin Thompson (Mt. Calm, Texas), 5. Michael Hilliard (Temple, Texas), 6. Brent Dalton (Meadowlakes, Texas), 7. Amy Nichols (Robinson, Texas), 8. Shane Arnold (Hubbard, TEXAS), 9. Billy Williams (Bellmead, Texas), 10. Ricky Bobby (Elm Mott, Texas), 11. Dena Wachsmann (West, Texas), 12. James Webre (West, Texas),

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.

Charlie Norris from Hillsboro led Michael Guenat from Robinson and Michael Votaw from Whitney to the finish line in the IMCA Hobby Stock feature.

The first three to the checkered flag in the street stock feature were local drivers Jason Honey, John Heffelfinger, and Tommy Kirkpatrick.

Melvin Kemp Jr. won the pure stock feature followed by Kevin Smith and Tommy Honey, all from Waco.

Brandon Kreder from Elm Mott won the cruiser feature in his third race in this class. Luther Carnahan from Waco was second, and Kevin Harper from McGregor took third.

Jordan Kornegay from China Spring, Jarrett Roberts from Temple, and Cory Kreder from Elm Mott were the top three finishers in the Junior Mini Stock feature.

Jay Hutson from Waco earned another winner’s trophy in the Texas Twister race with Rick Morosky from Waco in second and Michael Hilliard from Temple in third.

The IMCA Stock cars made their first visit to the Speedway for the season. Matt Guillaume, Dan Day, and Duain Pritchett were the top three finishers.

The Brazos Mini Stocks were also on the program. Twenty-seven drivers competed in three classes.

Next Friday, IMCA modifieds, IMCA SportMods, IMCA hobby stocks, street stocks, pure stocks, cruisers, junior mini stocks, and Texas Twisters will be competing. Gates open at 6:00 P.M. and racing begins at 8:00 P.M.
Check our website at www.heartotexspeedway.com for more information.

Coming Events

March 26 Friday 8:00 P.M. Heats and Features for IMCA Modified, IMCA SportMod, IMCA Hobby Stock, Street Stock, and Pure Stock. Features only for Cruisers, Junior Mini Stock, and Twisters
April 2 Good Friday 8:00 P.M. Heats and Features for IMCA Modified, IMCA SportMod, IMCA Hobby Stock, Street Stock, and Pure Stock. Features only for Cruisers, Junior Mini Stocks & Twisters + I-Stocks, Texas Wing Modifieds, and Easter Basket Giveaway
April 9 Friday 8:00 P.M. Heats and Features for IMCA Modified, IMCA SportMod, IMCA Hobby Stock, Street Stock, and Pure Stock. Features only for Cruisers, Junior Mini Stock, and Twisters
April 16 Friday 8:00 P.M. Heats and Features for IMCA Modified, IMCA SportMod, IMCA Hobby Stock. Features only for Street Stock, Pure Stock, Cruisers, Junior Mini Stock, and Twisters + ASCS Sprint Cars (Lone Star Region)

Complete Finish
Friday, March 19, 2009
IMCA Modified
FEATURE: 1. Keith Green (Robinson, TX); 2. Chase Jupe (West, TX); 3. Keith White (Academy, TX); 4. Pat McGuire (Belton, TX); 5. Jimmie Helona (Crawford, TX); 6. Justin Redmon (Oglesby, TX); 7. Mike McCarthy (Round Rock, TX); 8. Ronnie Ellis, Jr. (Killeen, TX); 9. Joe Morales (Plano, TX); 10. Lil’ Robert Black (Robinson, TX); 11. Cody Daniel (Bellmead, TX); 12. Ben Ketteman (Pflugerville, TX); 13. Johnny Sheets (Gatesville, TX); 14. Brandon Stewart (Academy, TX); DQ Benji Kirkpatrick (Elm Mott, TX); DNS Steven MacIsaac (Waco).

IMCA SportMod
FEATURE: 1. Sid Kiphen (Gatesville); 2. Keith White (Academy, TX); 3. Brandon Stewart (Academy, TX); 4. Kevin Green (Robinson, TX); 5. T.J. Green (Robinson, TX); 6. Bobby Mercer Jr. (China Spring, TX); 7. Duain Pritchett (Forney, TX); 8. Chris Cogburn (Robinson, TX); 9. Mark McDaniel (Elm Mott, TX); 10. Mike Autrey (Eddy, TX); 11. Randy Doyle (Killeen, TX); 12. Rick Poteet (Hillsboro, TX).

IMCA Hobby Stock
FEATURE: 1. Charlie Norris (Hillsboro, TX); 2. Michael Guenat (Robinson, TX); 3. Michael Votaw (Whitney, TX); 4. Jeff Sexton (West, TX); 5. Shannon Dulock (Axtell, TX); 6. Chris Cogburn (Robinson, TX); 7. Billy Taylor (Gatesville, TX); 8. Aaron Headrick (Lacy Lakeview, TX); 9. Jeremy Oliver (Robinson, TX); 10. Andy Roller (Waco, TX); 11. Ray Kemp, Jr. (Riesel, TX); 12. Les Maxwell (Waco, TX); 13. Ricky Rodriquez (Eddy, TX); 14. Garret Rawls (China Spring, TX); 15. Zach Henson (Lorena, TX); 16. Jeremy Hendrix (Robinson, TX); 17. Joe Williams (Waco, TX); 18. B.J. Dulock.

Street Stock
FEATURE: 1. Jason Honey (Waco, TX); 2. John Heffelfinger (Waco, TX); 3. Tommy Kirkpatrick (Elm Mott, TX); 4. Doug Andrews (Elm Mott, TX); 5. Ed Thompson (Waco, TX); 6. Jason Gauntt (Elm Mott, TX); 7. Greg Culverhouse (Waco, TX); 8. Bill Eller (Lorena, TX); 9. Dennis Collins (LaGrange, TX); 10. Matt Hood (McGregor, TX); 11. Lewis Blackwood (Pendleton, TX).

Pure Stock
FEATURE: 1. Melvin Kemp, Jr. (Waco, TX); 2. Kevin Smith (Waco, TX); 3. Tommy Honey (Waco, TX); 4. Jeff Shepperd (Waco, TX); 5. Jerry Whatley (Waco, TX); 6. Jeff Willis (West, TX); 7. Jack Jenkins (Waco, TX); 8. Weston Glaser (Lorena, TX); 9. Colton Glaser (Lorena, TX); 10. James Haynes (Hubbard, TX); 11. Dillon Payne (Hillsboro, TX); 12. Billy Rupert Jr. (Mexia, TX); 13. Steven Schmidt (Mt. Calm, TX); 14. Edward Harcrow (West, TX); 15. Gordon Coble (Lago Vista, TX); 16. Brian Edmonds (China Spring, TX); 17. Chad Pelham (Whitney, TX); 18. Greg Andrews (Waco, TX),

Cruiser
FEATURE: 1. Brandon Kreder (Elm Mott, TX); 2. Luther Carnahan (Waco, TX); 3. Kevin Harper (McGregor, TX); 4. Andrew Richards (Robinson, TX); 5. Jeff Williams (Waco, TX); 6. Steve Wade (Waco, TX); 7. Barry Gaston (Waco, TX); 8. Marshall Sauseda (Waco, TX); DQ Jr. Jean (Blum, TX); DQ William Dean (Hubbard, TX).

Junior Mini Stock
FEATURE: 1. Jordan Kornegay (China Spring, TX); 2. Jarrett Roberts (Temple, TX); 3. Cory Kreder (Elm Mott, TX); 4. Kayleigh Kornegay (China Spring, TX); 5. Bristol Payne (Hillsboro, TX); 6. Corbin Suggs (West, TX.)

Texas Twister
FEATURE: 1. Jay Hutson (Waco, TX); 2. Rick Morosky (Waco, TX); 3. Michael Hilliard (Temple, TX); 4. Dustin Thompson (Mt. Calm, TX); 5. Ricky Bobby (Elm Mott, TX); 6. Martin Quiram (Hubbard, TX); 7. Billy Williams (Bellmead, TX); 8. Amy Nichols (Robinson, TX); 9. Shane Arnold.

I-Stock
FEATURE: 1. Matt Guillaume; 2. Dan Day (Princeton, TX); 3. Duain Pritchett (Forney, TX); 4. Doug Kennemar (Boyd, TX); 5. Robin Batt (Harker Heights, TX); 6. Brant Willis (Waco, TX); 7. Jason Batt (Harker Heights, TX); 8. Mike McCarthy (Round Rock, TX); 9. Richard Valentine (Killeen, TX.)

For Dollansky, the $10,000 win over 20-time World of Outlaws champion Steve Kinser and current series point leader Joey Saldana, was the 32nd of his World of Outlaws career. It was his second career victory in Texas and his first in the state since 2001.

“This is a great way to get this monkey that has been on our back off it,” said Dollansky. “This is a great team effort and we had to work for it. We started in the fourth row of the dash and when you can win races that way, it shows you have a strong team.”

Dollansky used a strong restart on the 19th lap in the Big Game Treestands Maxim to dive under Jac Haudenschild in turns one and two as Haudenschild bounced through a couple of holes and nearly got upside down, somehow keeping the car going and getting it back on all fours, though he lost six spots in the process.

Dollansky then opened up a comfortable lead in open track before a yellow flag bunched the field up. He withstood two double file restarts in the late going, which he chose the low line each time with Kinser lined up to his outside. A single file restart with five laps to go gave Kinser one final shot at Dollansky, but the native of Elk River, Minnesota was too strong and wound up winning by about a second and a half.

“Obviously those are great race cars and we had to deal with strong cars all night long,” Dollansky said. “Steve (Kinser) has definitely been strong and Joey (Saldana) coming from 17th to third, that’s a great run for his team. Thanks to everyone that supports us and digs deep to make this happen, especially my wife Julie who is back home in Minnesota.”

Dollansky began Friday night by turning in the second quickest lap in time trials. He followed that up with a solid third-place finish in the second heat race to pick up a spot in the dash, where he charged from seventh to third to earn a second row starting spot in the 30-lap main event.

“I’m fortunate to have some great people behind me, starting with Tod Quiring,” said Dollansky. “I’m so happy to join with him as our car owner and Big Game Treestands, along with the great sponsors we have in Karavan Trailers and Aggressive Hydraulics. It’s always a team effort when you win races and hopefully the fans enjoyed the race tonight. There was a lot going on there, and I’m just glad to bring home a win.”

Kinser ended up second in the Bass Pro Shops Maxim to earn his fifth Top-Five and sixth Top-10 finish of 2010 and also move up to second in the championship standings, just seven markers behind Joey Saldana as he chases his record 21st title. Kinser tried everything he could on the late restarts, but could not quite get a run on Dollansky.

“I had to hang on and not hit those holes coming off (turn) four,” shared Kinser. “Craig (Dollansky) was able to pick it back up pretty good. I might have tried to get a run on him, but he blocked the bottom and he was a little faster than us in the front. To come home second after starting way back in the dash isn’t too bad. We missed a couple of wrecks and have been running pretty good. We just need to move up a spot or two.”

Joey Saldana, the current World of Outlaws point leader, who was victorious last weekend in California, powered his way through the field to come from the 17th starting spot to finish third in the Budweiser Maxim.

“It was a great night,” Saldana said. “That is definitely the kind of night that you have to have when you start out having a bad night. We had a really good car, we just started really far back. We’ll go to Houston and try to get two spots more.”

The race began with Paul McMahan jumping to an early lead from the pole, with Jac Haudenschild in second, though the first caution of the night flew on the opening lap for an incident involving Donny Schatz and Terry McCarl. On the complete restart, McMahan again led with Dollansky battling Haudenschild for second.

Haudenschild moved into the lead on the ninth lap diving under McMahan in turn one and quickly put some distance between the pair, with Dollansky moving into the runner-up spot on the next circuit. Haudenschild was strong in lapped traffic, though a caution on the 19th lap set up a double file restart with him choosing the outside line and Dollansky lining up down low.

Jason Meyers had a consistent night finishing fourth in the GLR Investments KPC to earn his fifth Top-Five finish of the season. He has finished sixth or better in all six races in 2010 and is just nine points behind Joey Saldana as he chases his first World of Outlaws title.

Jason Sides picked up his third Top-Five finish of the season coming home fifth in the Wetherington Tractor Service Maxim, which moved him up to fourth in the series championship standings after Donny Schatz finished 14th.

Paul McMahan ended up sixth in the Great Clips Maxim after leading the first eight laps, to score his best finish of the season and his best since joining Kasey Kahne Racing filling in for the injured Cody Darrah.

Jac Haudenschild finished seventh in the Owens-Corning Fiberglass XXX. Haudenschild, who led 10 laps crossed the line in fifth, but was docked two positions at the finish by way of World of Outlaws rules for passing a car before the restart cone on the front straightaway on the final restart of the night, which was a single file restart due to consecutive yellow flags flying before a lap was completed on the double file restart. Kraig Kinser was eighth in the Quaker State Maxim, with Tim Kaeding ninth piloting the DTR Transport KPC. Danny Lasoski rounded out the Top-10 in the Casey’s General Stores JEI.

The World of Outlaws return to action on Saturday, March 13 at Houston Raceway Park in Baytown for The Texas Shootout to wrap up the Texas Two-Step Weekend.

LONE STAR SPEEDWAY NOTES

*FAST QUALIFIER: Donny Schatz paced the 29 cars that took time with an AMB i.t. timed lap around the high-banked half-mile oval at 14.411 seconds at 124.905 mph. For his qualifying effort, Schatz earned five bonus points. The next four fastest qualifiers also earned bonus points, including: Craig Dollansky (4), Jason Sides (3), Sam Hafertepe Jr. (2) and Kraig Kinser (1).

*LONE STAR SPEEDWAY QUALIFYING WINNERS: Jac Haudenschild, Terry McCarl and Steve Kinser won heat races. Paul McMahan won the dash. Brian Ellenberger won the B-Main.

* FEATURE WINNERS: There have been six World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series A-Feature events held in 2010. The winners include: Jason Meyers (The Dirt Track at Las Vegas Motor Speedway and Thunderbowl Raceway), Craig Dollansky (Lone Star Speedway), Steve Kinser (Volusia Speedway Park), Joey Saldana (Thunderbowl Raceway) and Donny Schatz (Volusia Speedway Park).

*HALF-MILE WINNERS: Lone Star Speedway is a high-banked half-mile oval. The World of Outlaws have raced four times at a track that size in 2010. The winners include: Craig Dollansky (Lone Star Speedway), Steve Kinser (Volusia Speedway Park), Jason Meyers (The Dirt Track at Las Vegas Motor Speedway) and Donny Schatz (Volusia Speedway Park).

World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series Statistical Report; Lone Star Speedway; Kilgore, TX; March 12, 2010

Qualifying

1) 15-Donny Schatz 14.411

2) 7-Craig Dollansky 14.549

3) 7S-Jason Sides 14.617

4) 15H-Sam Hafertepe Jr. 14.670

5) 11K-Kraig Kinser 14.689

6) 6-Danny Lasoski 14.703

7) R19-Jac Haudenschild 14.725

8) 91-Paul McMahan 14.750

9) 14-Jason Meyers 14.760

10) 21-Brian Brown 14.769

11) 24-Terry McCarl 14.773

12) 11-Steve Kinser 14.774

13) 51-Fred Rahmer 14.815

14) 83-Tim Kaeding 14.816

15) 2B-Ben Gregg 14.824

16) 6R-Bill Rose 14.881

17) 9-Joey Saldana 14.881

18) 18-Tony Bruce Jr. 14.887

19) 22-Brian Ellenberger 14.897

20) 4X-Toni Lutar 14.904

21) 17-Daryn Pittman 14.940

22) 30C-Lance Dewease 15.010

23) 45X-Johnny Herrera 15.144

24) 44W-Austen Wheatley 15.167

25) 10A-Ricky Logan 15.294

26) 1-Bronson Maeschen 15.369

27) 63-Chad Kemenah 15.467

28) 4-Eric Baldaccini 15.811

29) 85-Josh Hawkins 16.447

30) 5W-Lucas Wolfe -.—

Heat 1 (8 Laps, top 6 finishers transferred to A-feature) – Starting Position [#]

1) R19-Jac Haudenschild[2]

2) 21-Brian Brown[1]

3) 15-Donny Schatz[4]

4) 15H-Sam Hafertepe Jr.[3]

5) 51-Fred Rahmer[5]

6) 6R-Bill Rose[6]

7) 10A-Ricky Logan[9]

8) 22-Brian Ellenberger[7]

9) 30C-Lance Dewease[8]

10) 4-Eric Baldaccini[10]

Heat 2 (8 Laps, top 6 finishers transferred to A-feature) – Starting Position [#]

1) 24-Terry McCarl[1]

2) 91-Paul McMahan[2]

3) 7-Craig Dollansky[4]

4) 11K-Kraig Kinser[3]

5) 9-Joey Saldana[6]

6) 83-Tim Kaeding[5]

7) 4X-Toni Lutar[7]

8) 45X-Johnny Herrera[8]

9) 1-Bronson Maeschen[9]

10) 85-Josh Hawkins[10]

Heat 3 (8 Laps, top 6 finishers transferred to A-feature) – Starting Position [#]

1) 11-Steve Kinser[1]

2) 14-Jason Meyers[2]

3) 6-Danny Lasoski[3]

4) 7S-Jason Sides[4]

5) 18-Tony Bruce Jr.[6]

6) 2B-Ben Gregg[5]

7) 63-Chad Kemenah[9]

8) 17-Daryn Pittman[7]

9) 44W-Austen Wheatley[8]

10) 5W-Lucas Wolfe[10]

Dash (6 laps, finishing order determined first 10 starting positions of A-feature) – Starting Position [#]

1) 91-Paul McMahan[3]

2) R19-Jac Haudenschild[4]

3) 7-Craig Dollansky[7]

4) 14-Jason Meyers[2]

5) 7S-Jason Sides[6]

6) 15-Donny Schatz[8]

7) 11-Steve Kinser[10]

8) 24-Terry McCarl[9]

9) 21-Brian Brown[1]

10) 15H-Sam Hafertepe Jr.[5]

B-main (12 laps, top 6 finishers transferred to A-feature) – Starting Position [#]

1) 22-Brian Ellenberger[1]

2) 4X-Toni Lutar[2]

3) 30C-Lance Dewease[4]

4) 17-Daryn Pittman[3]

5) 44W-Austen Wheatley[6]

6) 10A-Ricky Logan[7]

7) 5W-Lucas Wolfe[12] [$200]

8) 63-Chad Kemenah[9] [$180]

9) 45X-Johnny Herrera[5] [$175]

10) 4-Eric Baldaccini[10] [$160]

11) 1-Bronson Maeschen[8] [$150]

12) 85-Josh Hawkins[11] [$150]

A-main (30 laps) – Starting Position [#]

1) 7-Craig Dollansky[3] [$10,000]

2) 11-Steve Kinser[7] [$5,500]

3) 9-Joey Saldana[17] [$3,200]

4) 14-Jason Meyers[4] [$2,800]

5) 7S-Jason Sides[5] [$2,500]

6) 91-Paul McMahan[1] [$2,300]

7) R19-Jac Haudenschild[2] [$2,200]

8) 11K-Kraig Kinser[11] [$2,100]

9) 83-Tim Kaeding[14] [$2,050]

10) 6-Danny Lasoski[12] [$2,000]

11) 5W-Lucas Wolfe[25] [$700]

12) 51-Fred Rahmer[13] [$1,200]

13) 24-Terry McCarl[8] [$1,100]

14) 15-Donny Schatz[6] [$1,050]

15) 63-Chad Kemenah[26] [$200]

16) 2B-Ben Gregg[15] [$900]

17) 4X-Toni Lutar[20] [$800]

18) 17-Daryn Pittman[21] [$800]

19) 6R-Bill Rose[16] [$800]

20) 22-Brian Ellenberger[19] [$800]

21) 44W-Austen Wheatley[23] [$800]

22) 30C-Lance Dewease[22] [$800]

23) 10A-Ricky Logan[24] [$800]

24) 18-Tony Bruce Jr[18] [$800]

25) 15H-Sam Hafertepe Jr.[10] [$800]

26) 21-Brian Brown[9] [$800]

Lap Leaders: Paul McMahan 1-8, Jac Haudenschild 9-18, Craig Dollansky 19-30

KSE Hard Charger Award: Lucas Wolfe

Penske Power Position Award: Ben Gregg

Note- Lucas Wolfe and Chad Kemenah used World of Outlaws Provisionals to start the A-Feature.

World of Outlaws Championship Standings through March 12

1. Joey Saldana 877
2. Steve Kinser 870 -7
3. Jason Meyers 868 -9
4. Jason Sides 830 -47
5. Donny Schatz 824 -53
6. Kraig Kinser 796 -81
7. Jac Haudenschild 780 -97
8. Danny Lasoski 778 -99
9. Tim Kaeding 757 -120
10. Craig Dollansky 753 -124

The World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series is brought to fans across the country by many important sponsors and partners, including: Armor All (Official Car Care Products), Goodyear Tires (Official Tire), SuperClean (Official Cleaner-Degreaser), VP Racing (Official Racing Fuel); in addition to contingency sponsors, Jake’s Custom Golf Carts, KSE Race Products, Penske Shocks, Racing Electronics, S&S Volvo; Engine Builder’s Challenge participants Don Ott Racing Engines, Kistler Engines, Shaver Specialties and Speedway Engines; and Chassis Builder’s Challenge participants J&J Auto Racing, Maxim Racing and XXX Race Company.

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Lonnie Wheatley, HIGHLANDS, Texas (March 6, 2010) – Missouri rivals Brian Brown and Jesse Hockett hooked up in an epic duel along the Gulf Coast Saturday night as Sprint Cars returned to the 3/8-mile Battleground Speedway for the first time in nearly ten years.

And, when the checkered flag flew upon the Third Annual Gulf Coast Nationals, it was Brown coming away with the $3,000 winner’s share in the capper of season-opening weekend competition for the ASCS Gulf South Region.

After trading the top spot a handful of times over the final ten circuits, Brown held the point the final two times around in the scheduled 25-lapper to take the win aboard the FVP No. 21 Maxim entry.

“Jesse and I have had a lot of good battles, it’s a lot of fun to race with him like that,” Brown commented in victory lane.

Had it not been for a late-race caution, eleventh-starting Oklahoma shoe Brady Bacon may very well have played the role of spoiler.

“I really should probably thank Brady for that one,” Brown explained. “I kept pounding the cushion and then he showed the low side just when that caution came out, that made all the difference.”

Gridding the main event outside row two, Brown chased pole starter Wayne Johnson and second-starter Hockett in the early rounds.

Hockett and Johnson diced for the point until “The Rocket” took command on the fifth round. Johnson’s run aboard a former Jason Johnson mount now owned by Joe Zierolf was cut short when a power steering line blew ten laps in.

Johnson’s misfortune nearly proved disastrous for Brown as well, with contact in turn four as Johnson checked up. “I hit him, I was lucky my race didn’t end right there,” Brown surmised.

Back under way, Brown kept the pressure on Hockett’s Don Ott-powered VKCC Motorsports No. 75 A.R.T. as Bacon and Tony Bruce, Jr., mixed it up for third.

Brown slipped by Hockett for the official lead on the 18th lap, with Hockett returning the favor a lap later. As the lead duo made another couple or so unofficial lead changes in the corners, Bacon broke free from Bruce and was about to dispose of Brown for second when a caution flew for Channin Tankersley’s stalled mount.

With Bacon’s hand tipped, Brown raced to the low side and ultimately battled past Hockett to post a narrow win.

A disappointed Hockett settled for runner-up honors, commenting that, “I never even saw the white flag. My hat’s off to Brian though, he did a good job.”

Bacon settled for third in the Tel-Star Communications No. 99 Triple-X, with Bruce, Jr., and 19th-starter Travis Rilat rounding out the top five.

Tommy Bryant was sixth, with Ray Allen Kulhanek in seventh. The night’s top passing points earner in heat race action, Ricky Logan returned from an opening lap stop on the track to claim eighth with Eric Baldaccini and Aaron Reutzel completing the top ten.

After Logan’s stop on the initial start of the feature, Klint Angelette, Scottie McDonald, Travis Knighton and Travis Elliott were eliminated in a wild turn four skirmish on the second try.

Brandon Berryman, Wayne Johnson, Hockett and Bryant topped heat race action for Saturday night’s 34-car field, with Travis Rilat winning the “B” Main.

American Sprint Car Series Gulf South Region Results from Battleground Speedway:

Heat One (8 Laps): 1. 31-Brandon Berryman, 2. 19-Klint Angelette, 3. 93x-Dustin Morgan, 4. 99-Brady Bacon, 5. 9x-Gary Wright, 6. 71-Channin Tankersley, 7. 15T-Travis Elliott, 8. 17-Bruce Griffith, Jr. DNS: 74-Brandon Corn.

Heat Two (8 Laps): 1. C41-Wayne Johnson, 2. 21-Brian Brown, 3. 35-Greg Rilat, 4. 88-Scottie McDonald, 5. 00-Michael Dupuy, 6. 29-Travis Rilat, 7. 51w-Wes Miller, 8. 87x-Billy Melton, 9. 55r-Rooster Boone.

Heat Three (8 Laps): 1. 75-Jesse Hockett, 2. 18-Tony Bruce, Jr., 3. 87-Aaron Reutzel, 4. 4-Eric Baldaccini, 5. 28-James Cooper, 6. 76-John Ricketts, 7. 52-Roger Oakes, 8. 93-Chris Sweeney.

Heat Four (8 Laps): 1. 85-Tommy Bryant, 2. 10-Ricky Logan, 3. 51-Jimmy Brooks, 4. 61-Travis Knighton, 5. 14-Michael Lang, 6. 21T-Ray Allen Kulhanek, 7. 12b-Logan Bledsoe, 8. 51s-Beau Smith.

“B” Feature (12 Laps): 1. 29-Travis Rilat, 2. 14-Michael Lang, 3. 71-Channin Tankersley, 4. 51w-Wes Miller, 5. 15T-Travis Elliott, 6. 87x-Billy Melton, 7. 76-John Ricketts, 8. 12b-Logan Bledsoe, 9. 52-Roger Oakes, 10. 51s-Beau Smith, 11. 17-Bruce Griffith, Jr., 12. 28-James Cooper. DNS: 9x-Gary Wright, 55r-Rooster Boone, 93-Chris Sweeney, 74-Brandon Corn.

“A” Feature (25 Laps): 1. 21-Brian Brown, 2. 75-Jesse Hockett, 3. 99-Brady Bacon, 4. 18-Tony Bruce, Jr., 5. 29-Travis Rilat, 6. 85-Tommy Bryant, 7. 21T-Ray Allen Kulhanek, 8. 10-Ricky Logan, 9. 4-Eric Baldaccini, 10. 87-Aaron Reutzel, 11. 35-Greg Rilat, 12. 87x-Billy Melton, 13. 71-Channin Tankersley, 14. 51w-Wes Miller, 15. 31-Brandon Berryman, 16. 14-Michael Lang, 17. 00-Michael Dupuy, 18. C41-Wayne Johnson, 19. 51-Jimmy Brooks, 20. 93x-Dustin Morgan, 21. 19-Klint Angelette, 22. 88-Scottie McDonald, 23. 61-Travis Knighton, 24. 15T-Travis Elliott.

ASCS Gulf South Region Points (Top Ten): 1. Jesse Hockett 272, 2. Brian Brown 269, 3. Travis Rilat 267, 4. Brady Bacon 257, 5. Tony Bruce, Jr. 255, 6. Ricky Logan 251, 7. Tommy Bryant 220, 8. Brandon Berryman 216, 9. (tie) Gary Wright and Wes Miller 215.