ALTORFER CAT NIGHT THIS FRIDAY AT
HAWKEYE DOWNS
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
(
Altorfer CAT is the “Official Track Maintenance Equipment
Supplier” for Hawkeye Downs
Miller
Time Modifieds, Budweiser Sportsmen, Barron Motor Supply IMCA Stock Cars,
Barron Motor Supply IMCA Hobby Stocks, Sunline Hornets, IMCA SportMods, and Go-Karts are all on the schedule.
As
drivers continue their quest for the Papa Johns Cup/I-Wireless Championships
the point races remain very tight.
In
Miller Time Modifieds, Tim Plummer’s lead has shrunk to just one point over
Arlo Becker. Rodney Rocarek, winner of the
Modified feature during the Miller 100 is just three points behind Plummer.
Andy
Duggan has a three point lead over David McCalla in the Budweiser Sportsmen points chase. Mel Schappert sits in third twelve markers
behind Duggan.
The
point chart for the Barron Motor Supply IMCA Stock Cars shows Logan Hale with
just a two point edge on Doug Otto and Bob Ahrendsen, who are tied for second.
Nest in line, four points behind Hale is Randy Filling.
Gary
Pfantz has turned consistent finishes into the points lead in the Barron Motor
Supply IMCA Hobby Stocks, despite not having a feature win. Phantz
sits one point in front of Tim Dains while Rodney Grother and Dennis Klinsky
are in third, nine points off the pace.
The
Sunline Hornets are being led by Shawn Myers who sits just one point ahead of
Brian Beaty and Brad Chandler. Much like
the Hobby Stocks, Myers has earned the points lead without the benefit of a
feature win. The Bighouse Motorsports entry is next
in line, five points behind Myers.
Finally,
two feature wins have propelled Ryan Luedtke into a one point lead over Tony
Olson and Arnie Reif in the IMCA SportMods. Jim
Buhlman is nine points behind Luedtke.
The
Go-Karts which race regularly on select Sundays will again feature a variety of
drivers and classes of Karts in an exhibition race.
The
action kicks off at 6pm Friday night when Grandstand gates open and practice
gets underway. The first green flag waves shortly after 7pm.
Admission
prices remain the same as they have been the past few years. Children (0-11) are $1.00; Students (12-17)
are $7.00; Adults (18-61) are $10.00; and Senior Citizens (62+) are admitted
for $7.00.