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Wauge Wins IMCA Modified Finale,
Bailey Is Southern Oregon Speedway Champion
White City, Oregon...September 16...Seven time Southern Oregon Speedway champion Mark Wauge won the 25 lap IMCA Modified Main Event. This was Wauge's first win of the season, and it moved him into second in the final standings. Wauge was coming off of a $2,500 second place finish in the R. Charles Snyder Salute two weeks ago. Jesse Bailey used a third place finish to wrap up his first track championship.
Bailey won both his six lap heat race and the four lap Trophy Dash. Wauge won the other heat race. Ray Kniffen Jr. blew a motor in hot laps to end his night early. Kevin Hewitt set the early pace ahead of Tim Bailey, and Jantzen Knips spun in Turn 2 for a lap two caution flag. Hewitt continued to lead T. Bailey and Preston Jones on the restart. A low move in Turn 4 of the fifth lap gained Jones second as Wauge followed him past T. Bailey into third. Wauge took second from Jones on lap seven and began to battle Hewitt for the lead. Hewitt ran smooth on the bottom groove. Wauge finally made a move to the outside and passed Hewitt in Turn 4 for the lead on lap 16. Wauge pulled away from there, and Jones made an inside pass in Turn 4 of the 18th lap to take second from Hewitt. Wauge won by a comfortable margin ahead of Jones. J. Bailey made a Turn 3 pass on the final lap to take third from Hewitt. T. Bailey, Knips and Rick Keggs completed the finishing order.
Race Results
IMCA Modifieds
Heat 1-Mark Wauge, Jesse Bailey, Jantzen Knips. Heat 2-Jesse Bailey, Preston Jones, Kevin Hewitt. Trophy Dash-Jesse Bailey, Preston Jones, Mark Wauge. Main Event-Mark Wauge, Preston Jones, Jesse Bailey, Kevin Hewitt, Tim Bailey, Jantzen Knips, Rick Keggs, Ray Kniffen Jr. (DNS).
Medel Wraps Up IMCA Sport Modified Championship
With Win At Southern Oregon Speedway
White City, Oregon...September 16...Mike Medel won the 20 lap IMCA Sport Modified Main Event Saturday night at Southern Oregon Speedway. This was Medel's second win of the season, and he used it to wrap up his second track championship. Medel chased down Matt Sanders and made his winning pass on lap 17. Willie McFall wrapped up a career best second place season with a third place finish in the Main Event.
McFall won the four lap Trophy Dash in a photo finish with Medel. McFall and David Marble won six lap heat races. Lloyd Speer was a Main Event scratch. Sanders raced into the early lead ahead of Randy Wright and Marble. An inside move on the back stretch of the fifth lap gained Medel third from Marble. Wright spun from second in Turn 2 for a lap seven caution flag. Sanders continued to lead Medel and Marble on the restart. Medel began to pressure Sanders for the lead, and Marble pitted from third on lap 14. Medel made an inside pass in Turn 4 of the 17th lap top take the lead. Medel led the rest of the way to win ahead of Sanders, McFall, Wright, Tony Bartell, Danny Rule and Marble.
Race Results
IMCA Sport Modifieds
Heat 1-David Marble, Mike Medel, Matt Sanders. Heat 2-Willie McFall, Randy Wright, Tony Bartell. Trophy Dash-Willie McFall, Mike Medel, Matt Sanders. Main Event-Mike Medel, Matt Sanders, Willie McFall, Randy Wright, Tony Bartell, Danny Rule, David Marble, Lloyd Speer (DNS).
Lewman Wins First Main Event,
Peters Is SODCA Dwarf Car Champion
White City, Oregon...September 16...Rob Gergel closed the 2017 season with his first 20 lap SODCA Dwarf Car Main Event victory. After winning the B Dash, Gergel led all the way for the feature victory. Despite falling out of the race early, Brock Peters successfully defended his 2016 championship ahead of Chad Cardoza.
B. Peters won his six lap heat race ahead of Cody Peters. Cardoza won the second heat in front of Fred Hay. Cardoza outran B. Peters to win the A Dash. Gergel claimed the B Dash victory in front of Kalvin Morton in a preview of the Main Event. Gergel raced into the early lead ahead of Cardoza and B. Peters. B. Peters took second from Cardoza on lap two. Josh King drove off of Turn 3 for a lap two caution flag. Gergel led Cardoza and Morton on the restart, and B. Peters slowed and pitted. A lap five caution flag flew for Ryan Smith in Turn 3. Morton took second from Cardoza on the restart as Gergel continued to set the pace. Gergel, Morton and Cardoza ran close up front and C. Peters moved up to battle Randy Slater for fourth. C. Peters took fourth from Slater on lap ten. Morton kept the pressure on Gergel the rest of the way, but Gergel drove a flawless race for the victory. Morton settled for second ahead of Cardoza, C. Peters, Slater, Smith, Hay, Joe Sanders, King and Mark Nielson.
Race Results
SODCA Dwarf Cars
Heat 1-Brock Peters, Cody Peters, Rob Gergel. Heat 2-Chad Cardoza, Fred Hay, Josh King. A Dash-Chad Cardoza, Brock Peters, Cody Peters. B Dash-Rob Gergel, Kalvin Morton, Ryan Smith. Main Event-Rob Gergel, Kalvin Morton, Chad Cardoza, Cody Peters, Randy Slater, Ryan Smith, Fred Hay, Joe Sanders, Josh King, Mark Nielson, Bill Winter, Kaycee Sheeler, Brock Peters, Mason Lewman (DNS).
Steele Wins Fifth Main Event, Mix Wins Mini Stock Championship at Southern Oregon Speedway
White City, Oregon...September 16...David Steele collected another victory in the 20 lap Mini Stock Main Event Saturday night at Southern Oregon Speedway. This was the fifth win of the season for Steele, and it capped a clean sweep of heat, dash and Main Event. Michael Johnson made a charge after a lap six pit stop to finish second, but Kristopher Mix wrapped up his track championship season with a third place finish.
David Steele made a last lap pass on Mix to win the four lap Trophy Dash. Steele also beat Mix to win their six lap heat race, and Andrew Hall held off Dillen Lausen to win the other heat race. Steele and Hall had front row starting spots for the Main Event, and Steele led the opening lap ahead of Mix. Hall made a low pass in Turn 4 of the second lap to take second from Mix. Johnson raced past Mix for third on lap four, but a brush with the wall left Johnson with a flat tire and drew a lap six caution flag. Johnson pitted but rejoined the action on the restart. Steele continued to lead Hall and Mix. Mix made an inside pass in Turn 1 of the eighth lap to grab second. Johnson began his charge to the front as he ran behind Lausen and Steve Goetz in the battle for fourth. An inside move on the back stretch of the 12th lap gained Johnson fifth from Goetz, and a low move in Turn 4 of the 14th lap gained Johnson fourth from Lausen. Johnson made an outside pass on the back stretch to take third from Hall on lap 18, and he made a high pass in Turn 2 of the last lap to take second from Mix. However, Steele led by a straightaway as he scored the impressive victory. Johnson was a strong second ahead of Mix, Hall, Lausen, Goetz, Garrett Fredrickson, Hunter Magnan and Jed Gillman.
Race Results
Mini Stocks
Heat 1-David Steele, Kristopher Mix, Michael Johnson. Heat 2-Andrew Hall, Dillen Lausen, Steve Goetz. Trophy Dash-David Steele, Kristopher Mix, Andrew Hall. Main Event-David Steele, Michael Johnson, Kristopher Mix, Andrew Hall, Dilllen Lausen, Steve Goetz, Garrett Fredrickson, Hunter Magnan, Jed Gillman.
Bob Dees Battles Garrett Dees For Win, Augustine Late Model Champion At Southern Oregon Speedway
White City, Oregon...September 16...Bob Dees won the 20 lap Late Model Main Event Saturday night at Southern Oregon Speedway. The win was the second of the year for the reigning champion, and it came after he took the lead from his son, Garrett Dees, who settled for second. Nathan Augustine pitted late in the race, but he clinched the championship by just starting the race.
B. Dees won the four lap Trophy Dash ahead of Augustine. G. Dees won his first six lap Late Model heat race ahead of Dave Foote. G. Dees had the pole for the Main Event, and he charged into the lead at the start of the non stop race. Foote was an early second ahead of B. Dees. B. Dees made a low pass in Turn 4 of the third lap to grab second from Foote, and Augustine made a similar move to take over third a lap later. B. Dees and Augustine reeled in the lead of Garrett Dees by lap ten. B. Dees got a good run on the inside of G. Dees in Turn 3 to take the lead on lap 13. Augustine was running a close third, but he pitted on lap 14. G. Dees tried to pass B. Dees for the lead in Turn 4, but he backed off to avoid a crash. B. Dees led the rest of the way for the win. G. Dees was a career best second as he wrapped up a "Rooke Of The Year" winning season. D. Foote was a solid third ahead of Chris Biggs, Kristy Grout, Don Garrett Jr. and Augustine.
Race Results
Late Models
Heat-Garrett Dees, Dave Foote, Nathan Augustine. Trophy Dash-Bob Dees, Nathan Augustine, Don Garrett Jr. Main Event-Bob Dees, Garrett Dees, Dave Foote, Chris Biggs, Don Garrett Jr., Kristy Grout, Nathan Augustine.
Rod Restad Memorial Will Wrap Up
Siskiyou Speedway Season On Saturday Night
Siskiyou Speedway Season On Saturday Night
Yreka, CA...Saturday night is the season finale for Siskiyou Motor Speedway. It's also the biggest race of the season. It's the Rod Restad Memorial Race. The fans will be treated to a great show as IMCA Modifieds will race for $2,000 to win and the IMCA Sport Modifieds compete for a $1,000 first prize. It's also the final point race for these two divisions as well as McDonald's Mini Stocks and Outlaw Pro Stocks.
The IMCA Modified division has had four point races. Most of the races held this year were actually for an increased purse, and Nick Trenchard won three of the four races. Not surprisingly, the 2015 champion holds a 20 point lead over Kyle Casson. Depending on where car count is for the $2,000 to win race, all Trenchard may need to do is take a green flag to win the championship. The way he's been looking this year, Nick may be the driver to beat. In addition to his Arnberg Memorial and Speedweek wins in Yreka, he won the Shipwreck Nationals at Elma, WA and the Roger Haudenshild Tribute in Medford, OR this season.
There will be a good turnout of cars, and seven time Medford champion Mark Wauge and Nevada champion Robert Miller have already confirmed that they are coming. Local racer Kyle Casson is also anticipated. Casson is tied with two time reigning champion Albert Gill for second, while James Welshonse is just 12 points back in fourth. Casson's best finishes are a pair of seconds and a third, while Gill has a third place finish.
Duane Orsburn was making laps in his new car at last week's practice in anticipation for this race. Other drivers to watch for this week are past champion Lenny Toolanen, Jeff Faulkner, Scott Crumm, Zach Fettinger and Cottage Grove Speedway champion Grey Ferrando. Ferrando won the season opener.
Colton Cheffey has won five IMCA Sport Modified races in a row. Though two time winner D.J. Bottoms has a lead of over 40 points and has clinched the championship, Cheffey has his eyes on the increased payday. Nobody has won more at Yreka than Cheffey in the past two seasons. Top 5 point competitors Randy Wright and Ryder Boswell have both earned second place finishes this season and are both hoping for their first win in the big race. Boswell is only five points ahead of Jack Waldon III in a close battle for fifth in points after Waldon's season best third place finish last time.
Cory Biggs came from last to a fourth place finish in the R. Charles Snyder Salute in Medford a few weeks ago. Biggs has a feature win in Yreka this year and would love another one on the big stage. Two time winner Justin McCreadie, 2015 champion Colt Boswell, 2016 champion Jimmy Lipke, Doug Franklin, Trevor Tiffee and Garrett Hamilton are other drivers to watch for in the big race.
Mental error effected the McDonald's Mini Stock championship race in a big way. Reigning champion Marilyn Yawnick had been doing all she needed to do to win another championship. She has been consistent this year and had a win, three seconds and three thirds going into the most recent race. After finishing fifth last time, she drove past the tech area and was disqualified. That mistake handed the point lead to 15 year old Ethan Killingsworth by 23 points ahead of 2014 champion Mike Whitaker and 25 over Yawnick.
Whitaker won the most recent race, while Killingsworth finished third. Killingsworth leads the division with four victories, but some early season bad luck had him playing catch up for most of the season. Yawnick's mistake has put Killingsworth in a good position to win this championship. As long has he has no major blunders, the championship should be Killigsworth's. If he does slip up, Whitaker and Yawnick could still make a move.
Past champion Terry Kendrick won his second Trophy Dash last time before finishing second in the Main Event for the second time this season. Kendrick is a feature winner this year, but he still finds himself leading Mike Frost by just nine points in a close battle for fourth. Two time winner and 2015 champion David Steele will be one of several Medford regulars in attendance, and other drivers to watch for in the finale include sixth ranked Amber Waldon, Aaron Jorgensen, Dennis Jorgensen, Guy Morris and Jason Frost.
The Outlaw Pro Stocks are back this week, and Dr. Scott Lenz is well on his way to the championship. Lenz has won all six Yreka point races this season. He has two more association point race wins at Southern Oregon Speedway, and he is the track champion there. Lenz is now 88 points ahead of Scott Flowers, but Flowers will have to have a good night to maintain his fourth straight runnerup season.
At the recent Medford race, Flowers was eliminated in an opening lap crash, and that cut his lead to 15 points over new third place driver Jeffrey Hudson and 28 points over Johnny Cobb. Flowers has two seconds and two dash wins this year in Yreka. Hudson won the most recent race in Medford and won the Billy Geyer race earlier this year in addition to five second place finishes in Yreka. If not for missing a race, the 2015 champion would be second in points.
The Outlaw Pro Stock racers are excited about their season finale, and there are still some positions up for grabs. After his second runnerup finish in Medford, James Flowers holds a 12 point lead over rookie Bryan Hammond and a 16 point lead over Matt Harlow in the battle for fifth. Harlow had a good night in Medford with a third place finish, and all three of these drivers are running strong. Other drivers to watch this week include 2016 "Rookie Of The Year" Julia Flowers, Ginny Flowers, Jeff Haudenshild and Roy Bain.
Not only will Saturday offer a great night of racing from start to finish, it's the final opportunity to check out a race this season. For further information, go to www.siskiyoumotorspeedway.com.
Siskiyou Motor Speedway Points
IMCA Sport Modifieds
D. J. Bottoms 518
Colton Cheffey 477
Randy Wright 416
Justin Foux 375
Ryder Boswell 363
Jack Waldon III 361
Colt Boswell 321
James Lipke 254
Doug Franklin 248
Cory Biggs 244
McDonald's Mini Stocks
Ethan Killingsworth 737
Mike Whitaker 714
Marilyn Yawnick 712
Terry Kendrick 620
Mike Frost 611
IMCA Modifieds
Nick Trenchard 157
Kyle Casson 137
Albert Gill 137
James Welshonse 125
Lenny Toolanen 109
Scott Crumm 97
Grey Ferrando 75
Monte Bischoff 71
Jeff Faulkner 70
Zach Fettinger 68
Outlaw Pro Stocks
Scott Lenz 586
Scott Flowers 498
Jeffrey Hudson 483
Johnny Cobb 470
James Flowers 447
Bryan Hammond 435
Matt Harlow 431
Ginny Flowers 354
Jeff Haudenshild 280
Derrel Nelson Jr. 179
Pit Stops
The Mini Stocks took center stage at Southern Oregon Speedway as the division with the closest point battle on championship Night. Kristopher Mix held a five point lead over Dillen Lausen and an eight point lead over Michael Johnson going into the night. Plus, Mix had a chance to add more points to his lead as he was in the Trophy Dash. He nearly won that race before settling for second behind David Steele. Mix also had a solid second place finish to Steele in his heat race as he carried an eight point lead over Lausen into the Main Event.
Mix enjoyed an early battle with Neon Mafia teammate Andrew Hall, who won his heat race ahead of Lausen. Mix eventually made the pass and was on his way to another season best second place finish. However, Michael Johnson was on his way to the front. Johnson had a brush with the wall give him a flat tire early in the race. This happened to him at the previous race while he was driving to what would have been a point lead maintaining second. He had to pit and ended up sixth that night. The 15 year old phenom made his way past Mix on lap 19 for a second place finish, but Mix cliched the championship with a third place finish. In fact, Mix led the field with six Top 3 finishes. He may have surprised some people this year, but Mix definitely earned this championship.
Johnson would be a worthy recipient of a "Most Improved Driver" award. The second generation racer looked impressive out there and was never afraid to put his car up on the outside groove to make a pass. He also won a Main Event. Perhaps his confidence got the better of him the night he hit the wall and lost second with a flat tire. Had he maintained that position, Michael would be the champion. As it is, he was still a strong second. The #777 car is up for sale, and there are only rumors of where he might go next. One possibility could be Dwarf Cars. Andrew Hall has already said he will be making a move to Dwarf Cars and putting somebody else in the fast #007 Pinto Wagon.
In two years, Lausen has won a 250 Kart championship in Roseburg and Mini Stock "Rookie Of The Year" honors in 2016 and third in Mini Stock points this year. He won his first Trophy Dash this year and finished as high as second in the Main Event. He only lost second to Johnson by two points. The Top 3 drivers can all breathe a sigh of relief that there were no more races left. Despite three straight races with motor problems, one of which caused him to miss the Main Event, David Steele was only four points out of second and 14 out of first. Steele won his fifth Main Event of the season and did it with another clean sweep.
Steve Goetz got the #55 car to the finish line, but his finish was a less than desired sixth in the feature. However, Goetz had some good moments this year, including a Trophy Dash and Main Event win. The 2013 champion is considering being a car owner next year. Hunter Magnan was struggling enough with his car that the team bought the green #8 car from the Fettinger team. The car was driven most recently last season by Cory Stratton. Hunter fell out of the Main Event, but he's optimistic of better results to come next season.
The Late Model championship battle was also close, but second place Dustin Knight conceded the title to incoming point leader Nathan Augustine with his absence. Knight had a previous commitment. Knight had three feature wins and three seconds in his seven starts. Augustine's stats included two seconds, three thirds and four Trophy Dash wins. Nathan started the final Main Event knowing that he had won the championship. He was running a close third when he got a flat tire and headed for the pits.
Taking the spotlight were Bob Dees and his son Garrett Dees. Bob kept Augustine from winning the dash as he won for the second time. Garrett Dees was unable to start the previous Main Event and didn't finish the two before that. He was just trying to grab a checkered flag. In the heat race, Garrett took it up a notch by scoring his first win. That put him on the pole for the Main Event. He led the race for 13 laps before being passed by his father. Garrett held on for a second place finish and wrapped up a "Rookie Of The Year" season on a positive note. B. Dees came within a few points of second in the standings after his second win.
Dave Foote ended his season on a high note as well with a third place feature finish and second in his heat race. He finished fourth in the final standings ahead of Kristy Grout. Grout recently won her first Late Model Trophy Dash at Coos Bay. She admitted that she's still getting used to the new car that she has raced just a few times since her rollover damaged her old chassis. She got a fifth place feature finish behind Chris Biggs. Biggs was making his second start and looked better this time around.
Jesse Bailey is the 2017 IMCA Modified champion. He beat Kevin Hewitt back to the line last week for his fifth Top 3 finish in third. In the last two years, he's had eight Top 3 finishes. His championship was basically won by his performance in the R. Charles Snyder Salute. He made the big Main Event, while Albert Gill did not. All Bailey needed to do was start the season finale to wrap up the championship. Added to his heat race and Trophy Dash wins, it was a good night for Bailey.
With Gill absent to attend a family function, second place was Mark Wauge's for the taking. Wauge was coming off of a strong R. Charles Snyder Salute performance with a $2,500 second place finish, and he wanted to see if he could enter the winner's circle this season. Wauge has already reached the 50 win mark at Southern Oregon Speedway in a career that has seen him win the track championship seven times. Mark ran down Kevin Hewitt for the lead. Hewitt was clinging to the bottom groove. After running for a few laps behind him, Wauge pulled to the outside, grabbed the lead from Hewitt and pulled away for the victory. He moved into second in the final standings.
Fourth place in the standings was still up for grabs between Ray Kniffen Jr. and Preston Jones. Kniffen took a beating at the previous race and was hoping he could have a strong ending and grab the fourth position. Unfortunately, he blew a motor in hot laps and will settle for a career best fifth place ranking. This was a year that also saw him pick up a Trophy Dash win. Jones has looked good this season, and he saved the best for last as he finished second in the finale. This gave Jones fourth in the final standings, and he has now been Top 5 in points in this division along with Late Model Lites and Sprint Cars.
The IMCA Modifieds went the entire season without a repeat winner. In fact, Wauge was the only repeat winner last season. In 2015, there were 11 different winners as only Wauge and Nick Trenchard were repeat winners. With his fifth place feature finish in the finale, Tim Bailey moved into the Top 10 in the standings as did rookie Jantzen Knips. Knips started the season late after buying his car from James Anderson. Bailey took last season off following his third place season a year earlier.
Mike Medel upgraded to a new car this season. The goal wasn't just to defend his IMCA Sport Modified championship. He wanted to get more wins this season. After his fifth place finish in the R. Charles Snyder Salute, Mike knew that he would clinch the track championship as long as he just started the Main Event. However, he was on a mission to end the season with a victory. Once Medel got into second, he stalked leader Matt Sanders for several laps before making his winning pass on lap 17. At times, Mike was tested this season, but he always came through with a good finish when it was needed. With two feature wins and two seconds, he now joins Jorddon Braaten and Dwayne Melvin as two time Sport Modified champions.
Willie McFall enjoyed his best season as he came within a couple of points of the lead going into the R. Charles Snyder Salute. Unfortunately, he missed the Main Event transfer by one position, costing him a shot at the title going into the finale. He rebounded from that disappointment with a third place feature finish in the finale that clinched him second in the standings ahead of two time winner Rich McCoy. McFall also won his second Trophy Dash. He also had one second place finish this season, and it won't be a surprise to see him win one next season.
Matt Sanders settled for a second place finish after leading most of the race in the former Kalvin Morton car. Sanders led Randy Wright for several laps before Wright spun. Wright is currently third in points in Yreka, where he has two season high second place finishes. He came back to finish fourth ahead of Tony Bartell. David Marble had a terrible start to his season that saw his car get destroyed in a crash at Cottage Grove. The debut of his new car saw his night end in a crash in the Crack The Whip Challenge at the Roger Haudenshild Tribute race. David eventually got the car dialed in and had a second and a third. He was working on another third place finish before pitting. Marble ended the season with a respectable fifth place point ranking.
Brock Peters didn't have a very good ending to his season. He ended the season with a heat race win before a DNF in the Main Event. However, he had four wins and two seconds at Southern Oregon Speedway, which helped him win his second straight SODCA Dwarf Car championship. Chad Cardoza collected his third third place finish after winning the A Dash and his heat race. Cardoza also had second place finishes here and in Yreka this year as he secured a second place ranking.
After his third place season last year, Kalvin Morton returned late in the season and was racing hard for his first Medford win. He had a third place finish in Day #2 of the R. Charles Snyder Salute, and he led several laps at Day #1 before his car lost power right in front of Camden Robustelli. In the finale, Kalvin ran a close second for most of the race as Rob Gergel won his first Main Event. Mason Lewman was hoping for two in a row, but his night ended early with a blown motor.
Cody Peters was hoping for a Main Event win to celebrate his birthday at the R. Charles Snyder Salute, but he blew a motor on Day #1. Cody had some brilliant moments this season, including his win in the Dwarf Car Nationals with a last turn pass on Danny Wagner and another win in Yreka. He wrapped up a good season with a fourth place feature finish ahead of Randy Slater. Slater showed much improvement this season and finished third earlier this season for his best effort this year. You could see that Randy was faster this year, and it won't be a surprise to see him win next season.
Placerville Speedway Race Results September 16, 2017
360 Sprint Cars
A Main
Buddy Kofoid
Justyn Cox
Sean Becker
Colby Copeland
Greg DeCaires
Tony Gualda
Cole Macedo
D.J. Freitas
Jimmy Trulli
Ryan Robinson
Shane Hopkins
Mason Moore
Tanner Carrick
Mike Benson
Steven Tiner
James Sweeney
Jake Morgan
Cody Lamar
Matt Peterson
Colby Wiesz
B Main
Matt Peterson
Tanner Carrick
Colby Wiesz
Ryan Robinson
Cody Fendley
Chris Masters
Justyn Dill
Justin Johnson
Mike Cook
Kenny Allen
Jodie Robinson
Nathan Rolfe
C.J. Humphreys
Limited Late Models
Ray Trimble
Tom Tillford
Randy McDaniel
Matt Michelli
Wayne Trimble
Eddie Gardner
Mike Lightfoot
Matt Davis
Tyler Lightfoot
Ken Michelli
Jay Norton
Dave Trimble
Kiely Ricardo
Dennis Ahart
Pure Stocks
Orville Owens
Scott Grunert
Jason Palmer
Rick Grunert
Ted Ahart
Tim Mack
John Ewing
Kevin Jinkerson
Jesse Van Roekel
Mike Stoeckle
Travis Emery
Lonnie Leonard
Chris Van Roekel
Kyle Grunert
Dave Silva
Jeff Sly
Robert Treat
Ronnie Richards
Nick Baldwin
Kevin Tremblay
NCDCA Dwarf Cars
Ryan Winter
Mike Grenert
Mike Reeder
Scott Dahlgren
Kevin Bender
Ben Wiesz
Danny Wagner
Jeff Fitch
Lonnie Tekaat
Josh Wiesz
Adam Teves
Aaron Rupley
Shawn Whitney
Carl Drivold
Sam Wren
Dan Weger
All American Speedway Race Results September 16, 2017
PCS Late Model
Jason Romero
Mike Beeler
John Moore
Cole Moore
Michael Hite
Austin Herzog
Shannon Mansch
Jack Wood
Matt Wendt
Travis Milburn
Matt Scott
Randy Hedrick
Limited Modified
Nick Lyons
Tyler Wentworth
Dave Campbell
Mike Gorhman
Corey Englehardt
Dale Didoha
Rick Andersen
Josh Blackwood
Bomber
Chris Paulson
Blake Disomma
Tim Walters
Travis Henry
Mario Davis
Wayne Hickok
Erick Ray
Will Harmon
Nathan Hickok
Bradly Gordon
Daryl Fitzgerald
F4
Jess Yendes
Mel Wilson
Spencer Emerson
Don McMullen
Ray Molina
Brian Bishop
Tony Vino
Geof Sargent
John Haines
Rick Enable DQ
Douglas County Speedway Race Results September 16, 2017
NW Pro 4 Alliance
Rick Thompson
Eddie Secord
Brad Morrison
Steve Thompson
Jeff Jones
Bill McAdams
Charles McDonald
Jeff Raver
Brian Cole
Tom Pinkowski
Tommy Laxson
Brian Tischler
Joe Bowers
Mini Stock
Dale Roth
Chuck Jacobs
Danny Elder
Dan Colton
Ron Johnson
Jimmy Smith
Logan Baron
Pro 4
Dustin Knight
Rich McCoy
Casey Osuna
Rikki Knight
