STINGER, FRANKS, DAINS, AND MYERS BRING
HOME WINS ALSO
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The
points race remains tight as Dvorak and Bob Ahrendsen have swapped positions
once again at the top of the chart. After Friday night’s race Dvorak has
regained the lead by one point.
The
program, sponsored by Hochstetler Towing and KRNA, was delayed about 30 minutes
after a late afternoon rain shower.
Shawn
Stinger of Palo scored his second victory of the season in the Miller Time
Modifieds. Stinger used a front-row start to his advantage and was able to
build a decent lead while position battles kept the rest of the pack safely in
his rear view mirror. Aric Becker held
off great uncle Arlo Becker for the second spot. Point leader Tim Plummer
finished behind Arlo with Larry Clausen bringing home fifth.
In
other Papa Johns Cup/ I Wireless Championship action, Brian Franks held off a
late charge by Dave McCalla to bring home the checkers in the 35 lap Budweiser
Sportsmen feature. Franks started in row
two and snagged the lead from his brother Kevin on the seventh circuit around
the Hawkeye Downs half-mile. McCalla was able to close the gap on Franks during
the latter stages of the race but Franks stabilized his lead at about 3/10 of a
second which proved to be the margin of victory.
The
Budweiser Sportsmen ran extra laps Friday night after a low late model count
prompted officials to not run the division Friday night. After consulting with
the drivers earlier in the day officials took the division off the card for
Friday night. Most of the regular competitors were attending an ASA Late Model
Series race at
There
was action in the Full Throttle Energy Drink Stars of Tomorrow Series also.
Tim
Dains and Rodney Grother have been in a close battle in the points and the win
column all season long and Friday night was no exception. However, Dennis
Klinsky had a say in the outcome Friday night as well as he finished second to
Dains in the Barron Motor Supply IMCA Hobby Stock feature. Grother finished in
third. Grother and Dains are now tied in the win column but Grother holds a
narrow lead in the points.
Dains
and Grother started side-by-side in the 15 lap feature but Dains was able to
find a seam to work into the lead while Klinsky planted himself between Dains
and Grother.
The
701 Dodge Rampage was again the car, or truck, such as it is, to beat Friday
night in the Sunline Hornets. Whether Shawn Myers or Brian Beatty is driving
the Rampage has been a formidable foe this season. Myers was behind the wheel
Friday night and took the car from last to first to claim the win. Derrick
Beadle was second and Roy Parker finished third. Nathan Ballard, the point
leader, finished in fourth.
FEATURE RESULTS
BUDWEISER
SPORTSMEN
FEATURE (35 laps)
1. Brian Franks, Central City, IA; 2. Dave McCalla,
MILLER TIME
MODIFIEDS
FEATURE (25 laps)
1. Shawn Stinger,
BARRON MOTOR
SUPPLY IMCA STOCK CARS
FEATURE (20 laps)
1.
BARRON MOTOR
SUPPLY IMCA HOBBY STOCKS
FEATURE (15 laps)
1. Tim Dains,
SUNLINE HORNETS
FEATURE (12 laps)
1. Shawn Myers,