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Trenchard Scores Second Haudenshild Tribute
IMCA Modified Victory At Southern Oregon Speedway
White City, Oregon...June 3..Nick Trenchard took advantage of his front row starting spot to win the 25 lap Roger Haudenshild Tribute Saturday night at Southern Oregon Speedway. The IMCA Modified race was destined to go without a yellow flag, and Trenchard led every lap in victory. With sponsorship from the Haudenshild family and Dusty's Transmissions in Central Point, the win was worth $1,200. Trenchard won this race in 2015 as well, and he was coming off of the $1,038 victory in the John Arnberg Memorial race in Yreka a week earlier.
The 15 IMCA Modified competitors ran three eight lap heat races, and Ray Kniffen Jr. won an eventful first heat race ahead of James Welshonse. Nick Trenchard gave a preview of things to come by winning the second heat in front of Jesse Bailey Two time track champion Albert Gill was the third heat winner ahead of Jeremy Ohlde. Previous feature winner Monte Bischoff won the four lap Trophy Dash in front of Bailey. The Haudenshild Tribute also included a Crack The Whip race that paid $200 to the winner. The race started eight cars and ran eight laps with the last place car each lap being black flagged until one car remained. Past Late Model Lites star Preston Jones debuted his new car and led the first seven laps of the race before being passed by Bailey on the last lap for the win. The race ended with Welshonse suffering a broken rear end to end his night early.
Trenchard had a front row start for the Main Event and set the pace from the start ahead of Gill and Kniffen. Bailey slipped past Knifen for third on lap four. Trenchard already had a straightaway lead by lap five, and Bischoff took fifth from Kniffen in lap six. Bischoff raced by Ohlde for fourth on lap eight. Bischoff and Bailey battled fiercely for third, and there was contact between the two in Turn 4 of the tenth lap. Bischoff eased up as Bailey regained the position. Both cars had a bit of body damage, but they continued. The flying Trenchard caught heavy traffic during the last five laps and had a big enough lead to proceed with caution. Gill closed the gap, but he could not make the challenge. Trenchard was the happy winner ahead of Gill, Bailey, Bischoff, Mark Wauge, Ohlde and Jones. Jones did a good job of passing cars late and avoiding being lapped by Trenchard. Kniffen, Scott Crumm and Duane Orsburn completed the Top 10.
IMCA Modifieds are back on June 17th and the track will host the second race of the Wild West Speedweek Series on June 24th. For further information, go to www.southernoregonspeedway.com.
Race Results
IMCA Modifieds
Heat
1-Ray Kniffen Jr., James Welshonse, Scott Crumm. Heat 2-Nick
Trenchard, Jesse Bailey, Duane Orsburn. Heat 3-Albert Gill, Jeremy
Ohlde, Zach Fettinger. Trophy Dash-Monte Bischoff, Jesse Bailey, James
Welshonse. Crack The Whip-Jesse Bailey, Preston Jones, Nick Trenchard.
Main Event-Nick Trenchard, Albert Gill, Jesse Bailey, Monte Bischoff,
Mark Wauge, Jeremy Ohlde, Preston Jones, Ray Kniffen Jr., Scott Crumm,
Duane Orsburn, James Anderson, Zach Fettinger, Shane Everson, James
Welshonse (DNS), Dave Satterfield (DNS).
Braaten Wins Roger Haudenshild Tribute For
IMCA Sport Modifieds At Southern Oregon Speedway
White City, Oregon...June 3...Jorddon Braaten impressed with his $800 victory in the IMCA Northern Sport Modified Main Event Saturday night at Southern Oregon Speedway. It was Braaten's second Roger Haudenshild Tribute win and his second win of the season at the track. Sponsorship from the Haudenshild family and Dusty's Transmissions in Central Point increased the purse. As if that wasn't enough, Braaten also won the $812 prize in the Bo Hittson Memorial race in Yreka a week earlier.
Jorddon Braaten started things off with his four lap IMCA Sport Modified Trophy Dash win after a battle with A.J. Parker. Rich McCoy's win over Braaten in their six lap heat race prevented a clean sweep. Reigning champion Mike Medel held of David Marble in a close battle to win the second heat. Marble was debuting his new car, but he and Justin McCreadie's nights ended after a Turn 1 crash in the Crack The Whip race. Braaten picked up another $200 with his win the that race over fellow two time Sport Mod champion Dwayne Melvin.
The Main Event had to be restarted after Parker spun in Turn 4. Braaten raced into the lead at the start ahead of Medel and 2016 Yreka champion Jimmy Lipke. Rookie Jason Zimmerman did a solo spin in Turn 4 on lap five, but he kept going without a yellow flag. On lap 11, Zimmerman rode the front wall on two wheels, but he kept going. Braaten built a straightaway advantage over Medel by the time the checkered flag flew. Medel was a comfortable second ahead of Lipke, Willie McFall, Rich McCoy and Melvin. Zimmerman spun in Turn 2 on the last lap and was scored seventh.
IMCA Sport Modifieds are back on June 17th and will be included when the track hosts the second race of the Wild West Speedweek Series on June 24th. For further information, go to www.southernoregonspeedway.com.
Race Results
IMCA Sport Modifieds
Heat
1-Rich McCoy, Jorddon Braaten, Willie McFall. Heat 2-Mike Medel, David
Marble, Justin McCreadie. Trophy Dash-Jorddon Braaten, A.J. Parker,
Mike Medel. Crack The Whip-Jorddon Braaten, Dwayne Melvin, Rich McCoy.
Main Event-Jorddon Braaten, Mike Medel, Jimmy Lipke, Willie McFall,
Rich McCoy, Dwayne Melvin, Jason Zimmerman, A.J. Parker, Jesse Merriman, David Marble (DNS), Dave Rule (DNS), Justin
McCreadie (DNS).
Lenz Returns To Southern Oregon Speedway With
$800 Win In Roger Haudenshild Tribute
White City, Oregon...June 3...Dr. Scott Lenz won the Roger Haudenshild Tribute race for Pro Stocks Saturday night at Southern Oregon Speedway. The win paid $800 for Lenz, who led most of the way for his 102nd career win. The Haudenshild family sponsored the extra money into the purse. Lenz is a past Pro Stock champion at the track and was also a Street Stock champion at the old Medford Speedway. Lenz is the current point leader with the Outlaw Pro Stock Association, and the group supported this race with several cars.
Josh Kralicek kicked off the night with his four lap Trophy Dash victory ahead of 2016 OPSA "Rookie Of The Year" Julia Flowers. Flowers led her heat race before 2015 OPSA champion Jeffrey Hudson passed her for the win. James Flowers held off Johnny Cobb to win their six lap heat race, and Lenz won the last heat with Miles Deubert driving the Roy Bain car to a second place finish. Kralicek led an entertaining Crack The Whip race for four laps before being pased by Scott Flowers. Flowers led just one lap before last starter Lenz made the pass and scored the $200 victory.
Hudson is piloting the Scott Bennett owned car, and he led just one lap of the Main Event before a low move in Turn 4 of the second lap gained Lenz the lead. James Flowers found himself in second on lap three when Hudson slowed on the back stretch with a flat tire. Lenz led the restart, only to watch a yellow flag fly for a Matt Harlow spin in Turn 1. Scott Flowers took third from Julia Flowers on the restart as Lenz continued to lead. Lenz was hooked up on the Jim Rodgers prepared three-tenths mile clay oval, and his half straightaway lead over James Flowers was wiped out by a caution flag for Julia Flowers on lap seven. Lenz maintained his advantage up front, and two time champion Ken Irving moved into fourth on lap 10. Lenz was simply too hooked up to challenge as he cruised to victory with James Flowers a solid second. Irving made a last turn pass to take third from S. Flowers. Cobb settled or fifth, followed by Brian Hammond, Dan Randall, Kralicek, Ginny Flowers and Harlow.
Race Results
Pro Stocks
Heat
1-Jeffery Hudson, Julia Flowers, Dan Randall. Heat 2-James Flowers,
Johnny Cobb, Brian Hammond. Heat 3-Scott Lenz, Miles Deubert, Matt
Harlow. Trophy Dash-Josh Kralicek, Julia Flowers, Derrel Nelson Jr.
Crack The Whip-Scott Lenz, Scott Flowers, James Flowers. Main
Event-Scott Lenz, James Flowers, Ken Irving, Scott Flowers, Johnny Cobb,
Brian Hammond, Dan Randall, Josh Kralicek, Ginny Flowers, Matt Harlow,
Derrel Nelson Jr., Jeffery Hudson, Jeff Haudenshild, Julia Flowers,
Miles Deubert, Tom Hackworth (DNS),
Brandon Geyer (DNS).
Peters Family Finishes 1-2 in SODCA Dwarf Car Feature
At Southern Oregon Speedway
White City, Oregon...June 3...Brock Peters won a thrilling duel with his son Cody Peters for his first 20 lap Main Event win of the season for the SODCA Dwarf Cars Saturday night at Southern Oregon Speedway. B. Peters is the reigning champion and is driving a new M&M Chassis this season. C. Peters came back from an earlier spin to make a serious challenge before settling for second.
Chad Cardoza kicked off a double preliminary win effort with a six lap heat race victory ahead of Rob Gergel and a six lap A Dash triumph ahead of two time series champion Josh King. King won his heat race in front of Ryan Smith, and two of this year's serious championship contenders, B. Peters and Camden Robustelli, ran 1-2 in their heat race. C. Peters continued his impressive B Dash efforts with another eight lap win ahead of early leader Fred Hay. King pocketed the $200 prize offered by the Haudenshild family for winning the Crack The Whip race ahead of Robustelli.
Ryan Smith set the early Main Event pace ahead of B. Peters. C. Peters quickly settled into third. Close racing in the Top 3 saw C. Peters and Smith get together in Turn 4, collecting King and Robustelli in the incident. Robustelli's bid for a third straight win ended. B Peters led Cardoza on the restart, but a low pass in Turn 4 of the fifth lap gained Gergel second. A Jesse Lorenz spin in turn 2 forced a lap six caution flag. B. Peters led the restart and Cardoza and C. Peters moved back into second and third. C. Peters slipped past Cardoza for second on lap seven, and the battle for the lead began. Cardoza had his hands full trying to hold off Gergel in the race for third. A final caution flag slowed the pace on lap 12. B. Peters continued to lead the restart. C. Peters had his car hooked up on the outside, and he was giving his father all the pressure he could handle. B. Peters made his car wide enough when he needed it, and he repelled his son's passing attempts each time. A close finish at the checkered flag saw B. Peters winning ahead of C. Peters. Gergel finally made the pass on Cardoza on lap 15 and finished third. King also made a late move for a fourth place finish. Cardoza settled for fifth ahead of Kaycee Sheeler, Hay, Bud Lorentz, Randy Slater and Mark Nielson.
Race Results
SODCA Dwarf Car
Heat
1-Chad Cardoza, Rob Gergel, Kaycee Sheeler. Heat 2-Brock Peters,
Camden Robusteilli, Fred Hay. Heat 3-Josh King, Ryan Smith, Randy
Slater. A Dash-Chad Cardoza, Josh King, Brock Peters. B Dash-Cody
Peters, Fred Hay, Randy Slater. Crack The Whip-Josh King, Camden
Robustelli, Cody Peters. Main Event-Brock Peters, Cody Peters, Rob
Gergel, Josh King, Chad Cardoza, Kaycee Sheeler, Fred Hay, Bud Lorentz,
Randy Slater, Mark Nielsen, Jesse Lorentz, Paul Haslow, Ryan Smith,
Camden Robustelli, Joe Sanders.
Biggs Battles Cheffey For First Win At Siskiyou Speedway
Yreka, CA...June 3...Cory Biggs won his first 20 lap IMCA Sport Modified Main Event at Siskiyou Motor Speedway Saturday night. The rapidly run race had a close battle between Biggs and Colton Cheffey. Cheffey was back after the crew repaired damage from a hard crash at the Bo Hittson Memorial race last week. Cheffey gave it a good effort, but he lost a photo finish at the line to the happy Biggs. Point leader Justin Foux was a strong third, while D.J. Bottoms won a good battle with Randy Wright for fifth. Pastor Brad Boswell took the wheel of the Colter Boswell car and finished sixth ahead of Ryder Boswell and Jack Waldon III. R. Boswell outran Biggs to win the first heat, while Cheffey won the second eight lapper ahead of Foux. Foux held off Biggs to win the four lap Trophy Dash.
Ethan Killingsworth wrapped up another great night in McDonald's Mini Stocks by winning the 20 lap Main Event. The 15 year old leadfoot batted 2014 champion "Magic" Mike Whitaker all night. Killingsworth beat Whitaker in their eight lap heat race, but Whitaker prevented the sweep by holding off Killingsworth to grab the four lap Trophy Dash victory. In the feature, Killingsworth managed to keep his fast truck just ahead of Whitaker for his second win of the season. Reigning champion Marilyn Yawnick was a solid third ahead of Mike Colson and Guy Morris. Jason Frost finished sixth ahead of 2015 Hayfork Speedway champion Jack Turner. David Steele had motor issues in his heat race and retired for the night. Yawnick won that heat race ahead of Morris.
Racing will continue next Saturday night with IMCA Sport Modifieds, McDonald's Mini Stocks and IMCA Modifieds all on the card. For further information, go to www.siskiyoumotorspeedway.com.
George Battles McIntyre For Late Model Win
At Coos Bay Speedway
Coos Bay, Oregon...June 3...Mike George drove to his fourth NASCAR Whelen All American Series Late Model feature win Saturday night at Coos Bay Speedway. George and 2015 champion Toby McIntyre are battling for the $6,000 prize at the end of the championship season, and George held off McIntyre by a slim margin for the 25 lap feature victory. Chase Hitner made his first start of the season and finished a solid third as 2014 champion Trina Post, Chris Ray and Thor Kristensen rounded out the order. Hitner's 14.213 lap beat the 14.289 of McIntyre. McIntyre just beat Hitner back to the line to win the eight lap heat race, while George outran Hitner to claim five lap Trophy Dash honors.
Brody Montgomery helped his championship hopes with a clean sweep Sportsman Late Model effort that was capped by his fourth 20 lap feature win. Montgomery won the Main Event by a straightaway, while two time champion Wayne Butler just beat Dyllan Siewell back to the line for second. Charlie Withers settled for fourth. Montgomery's 15.743 was the quickest lap, and he held off Butler to win the eight lap heat race. Montgomery beat Siewell for a close five lap Trophy Dash victory.
Point leader Justin Krossman also swept the heat, dash and 15 lap Street Stock Main Event. Krossman won the feature just ahead of Jeff Thurman, while Ken Fox and Dustin Hitner completed the order. They finished in that order in the heat and dash as well.
Rob Lauver once again dominated the Mini Outlaw action with a clean sweep performance. Lauver won the 20 lap Main Event by over half a lap ahead of Ken Fox, Sam Talon, Alyssa Johnson and Dan Daniels. The lead trio in the Main Event was also the same in the five lap Trophy Dash and eight lap heat race. Lauver's 16.911 lap beat the 18.356 of Talon to set fast time of the night.
Long time competitor Tom Williams impressed with a clean sweep performance that was wrapped up by his 20 lap Hornets Main Event victory. Williams won his first feature of the season just ahead of point leader Ryan Siewell. Sam Taylor was a solid third and Bruce McMaster enjoyed his best finish of the season in fourth. Reigning champion Jeremiah Reiber settled for fifth ahead of Robert Vandre, Tim Young, Dylan Keller, Lori Dionne and Patrick Nagel. Williams won his eight lap heat race ahead of Taylor and held off Reiber for the five lap Trophy Dash victory. Reiber won the other heat race ahead of Vandre.
The next race on the oval track is June 17th. It is Bike Night and Lucky Rides for the Kids. Winged Sprint Cars will be competing along with the NASCAR Super Late Models, Sportsman Late Models, Street Stocks, Mini Outlaws, Hornets and Humboldt Motorsports Side By Sides. For further information, go to www.coosbayspeedway.us.
All American Speedway Roseville, CA June 3, 2017
Street Stock Berco 50
Josh Whitfield
Matt Manolis
Andrew Peeler
Mark Gardiner
Dan Farrington
Cody Szuh
Chuck Dozhier
Blake Disomma
Erick Ray
Chris Paulson
Tim Walters
Tony Latimer
Nathan Hickok
John Kraintz
Jill Schmidt
Bill Clark
Kenny Jastrumske
Earl Lee
Placerville Speedway Race Results June 3, 2017
360 Sprint Cars
A Main
Mason Moore
Matt Peterson
Greg DeCaires
Jimmy Trulli
Steven Tiner
Justyn Cox
Kirt Organ
Mike Benson
Sean Becker
Zane Blanchard
Lucas Ashe
Chris Masters
Kyle Offill
Jake Morgan
D.J. Freitas
Cody Fendley
Tyler Seavey
Justin Johnson
Andy Forsberg
Bobby Butler
B Main
D.J. Freitas
Chris Masters
Justin Johnson
Bobby Butler
Dustin Freitas
Marcus Dumesny
Ryan Souza
Mike Cook
Matt Barber
Jeff Strole
Limited Late Models
Ryan McDaniel
Matt Michelli
Ray Trimble
Tyler Lightfoot
Scott Woessner
Rod Oliver
Mike Lightfoot
Eddie Gardner
Pure Stocks
Jason Palmer
Rick Grunert
Scott Woessner
Travis Emery
Jay Bryant
Dan Jinkerson
Ryan Peter
John Ewing
Orville Owens
Dwight Bolton
Mike Stoeckle
Russ Murphy
Sam Bernstein
Jesse Van Roenkel
Ted Ahart
Jimmy Ray Huffmon
Chris Van Roenkel
Bill O'Neil
Ronnie Richards
BCRA Midget Lites
Scott Kinney
Hunter Kinney
Emilee Lindgren
Kayla Green
Craig Dillard
Terry Bergstrom
Brandon Leedy
Stu Goehring
