Kennedale Speedway Park (Kennedale) July 25 (Saturday)
Chase Allen's CAM Chassis Modified, No. 30, had a rough time Friday night at Mountain Creek Speedway. Saturday night, at Kennedale Speedway Park, Chase had his Hot Rod running on all cylinders. In the IMCA Modified feature event, Chase quickly worked his way past George White, No. 10, coming out of turn 2, to lead the first lap. There were several cautions during the race, including a multiple car pile up in turn 1, but Chase managed to lead every lap of the 20-lap feature. Having a strong run was Chad Melton, No. 71, for second, Jay Bransom, No. 29, was third, William Gould, was fourth and Matt Martin, No 11, was fifth. Gober, Montogomery, Green, Skinner, and Hathcock, rounded out the top ten. Nineteen cars started the feature.
Major pile up in turn 1 during the Modified feature.
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RaceSaver Sprint Winner: Chad Wilson Motorsports, No. 20, picked up his second Sprint win in two nights. Chad also won at Mountain Creek Speedway Friday night. Chase Brewer, No. 1, ended up second, after having lead several laps of the race, veteran George White, No. 10, was third, Tyler Russel, No. 8kk, was fourth and Marcus Thomas, No. 15t, was fifth. Scherb, Hawkins, Littlejohn, James, and Wood, rounded out the top ten. Fifteen Sprints started the feature.
Payton Williams was involved in a wreck during his heat race.
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IMCA SportMod Winner: A good race between Jeffrey Abbey, No. 37, and Donnie Blackburn, No. 48. Jeffrey took the win. Blackburn was second, James Skinner, No. 17s, was third, James McCreery, No. 13j, was fourth and Bobby Ortega, No. 07, was fifth. Llich, Herring, Jones, Mohler, and Gooding, rounded out the top ten. A full field of twenty-five cars started the feature.
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IMCA Stock Car Winner: Westin Abbey, No. 12, held off Kirk Martin, No. 69, for the win. Matt Guillaume, No. 50, was third, Jay Bransom, No. 29, was fourth, and Eric Jones, No. 84x, was fifth. Powers, Carter, Taylor, Fowler, and Bissonette, rounded out the top ten. Twenty-four cars started the feature.
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Factory Stock Winner: Brett McMillin, No. 61, got by Duain Wollf, No. 10, on the last lap for the win. Ricky Sessions, No. 7, was third, Tony Juliano, No. 85t, was fourth and Jeff Hauser, No. 1x, was fifth. Shackleford, Tryon, Buttery, Palmer, and Baker, rounded out the top ten. Twenty-one cars started the feature.
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Jr. Mini Stock Winner: Kamera McDonald, No. 62k, was the winner. Cameron Cook, No. 04, was second, Jordan Helfer, No. 2j, was third, Blake Clark, No. 88, was fourth and Jerrett Bransom, No. 29, was fifth. Foster, J. Helfer, Jacobs, Bailey, Morgan, and Zilka, rounded out the field.
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Doug Rollo the driver of the No. 90 Dwarf Car.
Dwarf Car Winner: Joe Shedden, No. 138, Mike Perlin, No. 88, No. 55, Dick Brooker, No. 15 and Brent Noller, No. x6.
Be sure and check out the racers apparel. The "Big Red" Kyle Jones, No. 04, shown here.
A big night for Kamera McDonald. Candy Call and a feature win.
A great crowd was on hand to watch the racing.
For OFFICIAL results and more information on Kennedale Speedway Park, go to: www.raceksp.com
Mountain Creek Speedway (Grand Prairie) July 24 (Friday)
Former IMCA Modified Champion William Gould, No. 60, was the $1,000 Modified feature winner at Mountain Creek Speedway Friday night. William blew his motor in his Modified heat race, but managed to switch it out before the Modified feature. He started from the front row and lead every lap of the 20-lap feature. Justin McCoy, No. 87m, was second, Dillion Pike, No 6*, was third, Abilene's Josh MaGaha, No. 911, was fourth, and Destroyer Chassis Darryl Campbell, No. 83, was fifth. McGuire, McKinney, Deming, Parker, and Skinner rounded out the top ten. Fourteen Modifieds started the feature. Special thanks to Chase Allen CAM Chassis and David Leech Construction for donating extra sponsor money.
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RaceSaver Sprint Winner: Chad Wilson Motorsports, No. 20, was your run-a-way winner. Chase Brewer, No. 1, was second, Sterling Hoff, No. 39, was third, Marcus Thomas, No. 15t, was fourth and Josh Hawkins, No. 80, was fifth. Kelly, Hawkins, S. Scherb, L. Scherb, and Fifield, rounded out the top five. Thirteen Sprints started the feature.
Justin Fifield was involved in a wreck during the feature.
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IMCA SportMod Winner: In a wild one Greg Frazer, No. 2f, defeated James Skinner, No. 17s, for the win. Jake UpChurch, No. 24, was third, Billy Burt, No. 72, was fourth and Jordan Stegman, No. 88, was fifth. Capehart, White Jr., Mohler, Gilbert, and Franklin, rounded out the top ten. Eighteen cars started the feature.
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IMCA Stock Car Winner: Damon Hammond, No. 16, held off Dennis Bissonnette, No. 7, for the win. Colby Deming, No. 65, was third, Tyler Muirhead, No. 22t, was fourth and Colin Deming, No. 3c, was fifth. Robozzi, and Sheen, rounded out the top seven. Seven Cars started the feature.
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Factory Stock Winner: WCH Racing Engines Frank Lackey, No. 41, was the winner. Randy Buttery, No. 06, was second, Jeff Hauser, No. 1, was third, Tyler Bellew, No. 16, was fourth and Michael Shackleford, No. 09, was fifth. Moss, Nabors, Hurst IV, Cook and Hill, rounded out the top ten. Nine cars started the feature. This was Frank's second feature win in-a-row.
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600 A-class Mini Sprint Winner: "Big Red" Kyle Jones, No. 04, slid past Ryan Jaisle, No. 97, for the feature win. Chad Wilson, No. 20, was third, Colton Corbin, No. 29, was fourth and Colby Stubblefield, No. 2, was fifth. Wood, Tyer, C. Estes, Harvill, and Scherb, rounded out the top ten. Twenty cars started the feature.
Weston Gorham was involved in a Mini Sprint wreck during the feature, to view click below:
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Restrictor Mini Sprint Winner: Sammy Davis, No. 1, was the winner. A close second, was Casey Burkham, No. 45, Cale Cozad, No. 34, was third, Colton Purdue, No. 3c, was fourth and Caleb Rouser, No. 44, was fifth. Eight cars started the feature.
Jack Sartain was the Modified feature winner. Photo by: Mike Frieri
By Don Cook Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Kennedale Speedway Park (Kennedale) July 18 (Saturday)
Another great show at Kennedale Speedway Park. Congratulations to all the KSP winners! Next week at Kennedale Speedway Park it will be a full race program plus the Dwarf Cars.
Modified Results: Jack Sartain was the winner. Chad Melton, Marvin Skinner, Jay Bransom, and Dean Abbey, top five. Harmon II, Green, Martin, Guilliaume, and Gober rounded out the top ten.
Photo by: Mike Frieri
Sprint Results: George White, Colby Estes, Logan Scherb, Marcus Thomas and Michelle Melton, top five. C. Estes, Hall, Williams, Hawkins, and Wilson rounded out the top ten.
Photo by: Mike Frieri
SportMod Results: Will Frichen was the winner. J.C. Howell, Jake UpChurch, Dean Abbey, and Robert Scrivner, top five. Mooney, Young, Skinner, Freeman, and Rupp, rounded out the top ten.
Photo by: Mike Frieri
Stock Car Results: Jeremy Carter was the winner. Craig Moss, Jay Bransom, Brandon Taylor, and Matt Guilliaume, top five. Bissonette, Abbey, Fowler, Benedict, and Nabors rounded out the top ten.
Photo by: Mike Frieri
Factory Stock Results: Duane Wolff was the winner. Jeff Kinnaird, Mike Shackelford, Ricky Sessions, and Jason Cook, top five. Neill, Smith, Moss, Magar, and Bruce, rounded out the top ten.
Photo by: Mike Frieri
Jr. Mini Stock Results: Ryan Zilka was the winner. Kamera McDonald, Casey Merrell, Patrick Bailey, Blake Clark, top five. Morgan, Carter, Cook, Jarrett Hefler, and Jordan Hefler, rounded out the top ten.
For OFFICIAL results and more information on Kennedale Speedway Park, go to: www.raceksp.com
Jeremy Montgomery was the Modified feature winner. Photo by: Mike Frieri
By Don Cook Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Kennedale Speedway Park (Kennedale) July 11 (Saturday)
If you were not at Kennedale Speedway Park Saturday night, you missed a great night of racing. A large crowd was on hand to cheer on their favorite drivers in six different classes, plus the always exciting Demolition Derby. There were several close finishes and even a little controversy.
IMCA Modified Winner: Veteran George White, No. 10, seemed to have this one well in hand, but a loose hood, took him out of the race. Jeremy Montgomery, No. 91j, took over the lead. But with a few laps to go, in the 20-lap feature, a hard charging CAM Chassis Chase Allen, No. 30, was closing fast. Both drivers were slipping and sliding the last couple of laps, but Jeremy Montgomery managed to out maneuver Allen coming out of turn 4 to take the checkered flag and pick up his first feature of the season. Chad Melton, No. 71, was third, Josh MaGaha, No. 911, was fourth and Matt Guillaume, No. 50, was fifth. Harmon II, Green, Gober, Rutherford, and Bransom rounded out the top ten. Twenty Modifieds started the feature.
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Officials DQ's Melton for doing donuts. It was later over ruled. Photo by: Mike Frieri
RaceSaver Sprint Winner: Chipper Wood, No. 47, was well on his way to victory, when George White, No. 10, attempted to slide under him going into turn four. Both drivers were taken out, opening the door for Justin Melton, No. 11, to take over the lead. Justin jetted himself to victory, but was DQ'd for doing donuts in the infield. It was later over ruled. Chase Brewer, No. 1, ended up second, Jason Howell, No. 0, was third, Claud Estes, No. 74e, was fourth, and Chad Wilson, No. 20, was fifth. Fifield, D.J. Estes, Scherb, Powers, and Thomas, rounded out the top ten. Twenty-three Sprints started the feature.
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Photo by: Mike Frieri
IMCA SportMod Winner: J.C. Howell, No. 103, was the run-a-way feature winner. Jeffrey Abbey, No. 37, was second, Jake UpChurch, No. 24, was third, Donnie Blackburn, No. 481, was fourth and Justin Long, No. 42, was fifth. McCreery, Young, IIich, Skinner, and Mohler, rounded out the top ten. Twenty-two cars started the feature.
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Photo by: Mike Frieri
IMCA Stock Car Winner: Matt Guillaume, No. 50, got back into the winners circle. He flew past Jay Bransom, No. 29, on the high side, to take the win. Dennis Bissonette, No. 07d, was third, Westin Abbey, No. 12, was fourth and Gary Nabors, No. 95, was fifth. Fowler, Jones, Hammond, Moss, and Adams, rounded out the top ten. Twenty-three cars started the feature.
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Photo by: Mike Frieri
Factory Stock Winner: Duane Wolff, No. 10, got past Brett McMillin, No. 61, for the win. Ricky Sessions, No. 7, ended up second, McMillin, was third, Mike Shackleford, No. 09, was fourth, and Willie Tyron, No. 21t, was fifth. Moss, Murray, Ballew, Millirons, and Broussard, rounded out the top ten. Sixteen cars started the feature.
Kenny Magar ended up on a tire during his Factory Stock heat race.
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There was some question as to who won the feature. Photo by: Mike Frieri
Jr. Mini Stock Winner: In one of the wildest races of the evening, Ryan Zilka, No. 5k, was declared the feature winner in a very close finish. Kamera McDonald, No. 62k, was a close second, Jerrett Bransom, No. 29, was third, Cameron Cook, No. 04, was fourth and Casey Merrill, No. 41, was fifth. Eleven cars started the feature.
Three Jr. Mini Stocks were involved in a wreck during the feature.
Demolition Derby Winners: Atticus Johnson, Gary Littlefield and Aaron Roberts.
A large crowd was on hand to watch the races.
For OFFICIAL results and more information on Kennedale Speedway Park, go to: www.raceksp.com
Mountain Creek Speedway (Grand Prairie) July 10 (Friday)
Jack Sartain, No. 47, held on to win the IMCA Modified feature on a slick track at Mountain Creek Speedway Friday night. Jack's brother, Jason Sartain, No. 744, lead most of the race, but dropped out with less than 5-laps to go with mechanical problems. That opened the door for Oklahoma's William Gould, No. 60, who settled for second, Abilene's Josh MaGaha, No. 911, was a close third, Justin McCoy, No. 87, was fourth and Destroyer Chassis Darryl Campbell, No. 83, was fifth. Parker, Troutman, Cook, Jason Sartain, Pike, Bailey, Parker, and Cox round out the field. Twelve Modifieds started the feature.
Josh MaGaha was a very close third place in the feature.
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RaceSaver Sprint Winner: Chase Brewer, No. 1, managed to get around Bryan Debrick, No. 10, to take the Sprint win. John Ricketts, No. 5r, was third, Chipper Wood, No. 47, was fourth and Kyle Jones, No. 04, was fifth. Russell, Fifield, Melton, Thomas and Hammock, rounded out the top ten. Nineteen Sprints started the feature.
Chad Wilson, No. 20, rode the guard rail during the feature.
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IMCA SportMod Winner: Bonham Motorsports "Quick" Nick Clinkenbeard, No. 66, was the feature winner. James Skinner, No. 17s, had a strong run, but settled for second, Greg Frazer, No. 662f, was third, J.C. Howell, No. 103, was fourth and Jon White Jr., No. 8j, was fifth. UpChurch, Gilbert, Franklin, Young and Burt rounded out the top ten. Fifteen cars started the feature.
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IMCA Stock Car Winner: In one of the best races of the evening, "Flyin" Ryan Powers, No. r12, slipped past, Jeff Turner, No. 44, and Tyler Muirhead, No. 22t, to take the win. Jeremy Carter, No. 25c, was fourth and Craig Moss, No. 25, was fifth. Robozzi and Williams rounded out the top ten. Seven cars started the feature.
Jeff "the Jet" Turner had a strong run in the feature.
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Factory Stock Winner: Chris Davis, No. 98, beat Randy Buttery, No. 06, for the win. Sean Hill, No. 5, was third, Ronnie Wellborne, No. 20, was fourth and Walter Hamilton, No. 1w, was fifth. Turner, Moss, Bonham, Shackelford, and Palmer rounded out the top ten. Eighteen cars started the feature.
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600 A-class Mini Sprint Winner: Kyle Jones, No. 04, was the feature winner. Cody Price, No. 44c, settled for second, Chipper Woods, No. 47, was third, Cloby Estes, No. 71w, was fourth and Weston Gorham, No. 71, was fifth. Thomas, Goad, D.J. Estes, Harvill and Jessica Estes, rounded out the top ten. Twenty-cars started the feature.
Colton Corbin, No. 29, struggled with his A-class Mini Sprint.
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J.P. Dowell, No. 715, lead every lap of the $1,500 to win, twenty-five lap Modified feature at Heart O Texas Speedway Saturday night. A good crowd was on hand to watch the champions crowned in seven different classes at the 2nd Annual Texas IMCA Nationals. Justin Radcliff, No. 11j, was second, Keith White, No. 1, was third, Jason Batt, No. 19, was fourth and Kevin Green, No. 5, was fifth. Grantham, Abbey, Sheets, Goode Jr., and Jupe, rounded out the top ten. A full field of twenty-four Modifieds started the feature.
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IMCA SportMod Winner: Jeff Shepperd, No. 17, picked up the $1,000 to win SportMod feature. Jeff was pressured, but lead every lap of the 20-lap feature. Trevor Egbert, No. 78, was second, Jeffery Abbey, No. 37, was third, Robert Scrivner, No. 53, was fourth and Chris Cogburn, No. 601, was fifth. Hayes, G. Egbert, Rawls, T. Green, and Birmingham, rounded out the top ten. Twenty-four cars started the feature.
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IMCA Stock Car Winner: Flyin Ryan Powers, No. r12, had the car to beat, but spun out in turn 4 and went to the back of the pack. Charles Cosper, No. 33c, took over the lead and held off the field to get the $1,000 win. B.J. Dulock, No. 725, was second, Ryan Powers, No. r12, ended up third, Brandon Hood, No. 1b, was fourth and Pat Wilson, No. 7, was fifth. Delevan, Batt, W. Abbet, Rady, and Hood, rounded out the top ten. Twenty-two cars started the $1,000 to win feature.
Last week's IStock winner Zachary Riley finished twenty-first.
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IMCA Hobby Stock Winner: The story of the Hobby Stock feature is that Jeremy Oliver, No. 82, didn't win. Andy Roller, No. 63, managed to get around him and took the $600 win. Oliver ended up second, Shannon Dulock, No. 47, was third, Brandon Geurin, No. 128, was fourth and Mark Geurin, No. 42g, was fifth. Wade, Bishnow, Warren, Henderson, and Williams, rounded out the top ten. Twenty cars started the feature.
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Street Stock Winner: Wade White washed the competition. Wade and his No. 68, took the $600 feature win. Tommy Kirkpatrick, No. 4, ended up second, Gary Norman, No. 3, was third, James Cochran II, No. 1j, was fourth and Adam Schwarz, No. 181x, was fifth. Hunt, Mercer Jr., Spillman, Wilson, and Cox, rounded out the top ten.
Bobby Mercer Jr.'s old school Street Stock.
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Factory Stock Winner: Ray Kemp Jr., No. 45, was the feature winner. Doug Andrews, No. 1, had a strong run to finish second, Ryan Hopkins, No. 4, was third, Justin Bruce, No. 00, was fourth and Rick Morosky, No. 88, was fifth. Guenat, Fikes, Cates, Jenkins, and Permenter, rounded out the top ten.
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Jr. Mini Stock Winner: It appeared that Cameron Cook, No. 04, had won the feature, but he was later DQ's for too large an engine. Colton Rawels, No. 08, ended up in first place. Raymond Allen Morgan, No. 6, was second, Jake Copeland, No. 9, was third, Brady Warren, No. 34w, was fourth and Carlton Brunson, No. 10, was fifth. Six cars started the feature.
Jason Batt was the top Modified qualifier Friday night.
By Don Cook Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Heart O Texas Speedway (Waco) July 3 (Friday)
David Goode, the promoter at Heart O Texas Speedway, said Friday night was all about tonight, at the 2nd Annual Texas IMCA Nationals. How you finished in Friday's qualifier races, might put you in position to win Saturday's A-mains. The top twelve qualifiers in each class locked themselves into Saturday nights finales. Don't forget, Saturday's races start at 7 p.m. with the gates opening at 5 p.m.
The Modified Qualifier: Top twelve are locked in. Jason Batt, No. 19, held off Keith White, No. 1. J.P. Dowell, No. 715, Justin Radcliff, No. 11j, Dean Abbey, No. 26, and Kevin Green, No. 5, are your top six and will be in the Pole Dash to determine starting positions. Grantham, Hood, Lorenz, Bachmeyer Jr., Warren, and Goode Jr., round out the top twelve.
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The SportMod Qualifier: Top twelve are locked in. Robert Scrivner, No. 53, had the car to beat. Trevor Egbert, No. 78, George Egbert, No. 70, Jeffrey Abbey, No. 37, Chris Cogburn, No. 601, and Jeff Sheppard, No. 17, are your top six and will be in the Pole Dash to determine starting positions. Minten, Painter, Hayes, Rawls, Simcik, and Green, round out the top twelve.
Sarah Goode missed the top twelve by one finishing thirteen.
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The Stock Car Qualifier: Top twelve are locked in. Charles Cosper, No. 33c, managed to hold off Flyin Ryan Powers, No. r12. Brandon Hood, No. 1b, B.J. Dulock, No. 725, Peter Delevan, No. 98, and Joe O'Bryan, No. 14, are your top six and will be in the Pole Dash to determine starting positions. Hammond, Otken, Batt, Jones, Hood, and Wilson, rounded out the top twelve.
Street Stock Qualifier: White, Schwarz, Mercer Jr., Kirkpatrick, Cochran II, and Spillman were your top six qualifiers. Wilson, Hunt, and Cox.
Factory Stock Qualifier: Hopkins, Morosky, Andrews, Kemp Jr., Jenkins, and Bruce, were your top six qualifiers. Guenat, Permenter, Cates, Fikes and Bailey.
Jr. Mini Stock Qualifier: Cameron Cook ran away with it. Copeland, Rawls, Brunson and Warren.
A large crowd was on hand for the Texas IMCA Nationals.
Going over the rules at the drivers meeting.
Channel 6 News was filming the Texas IMCA Nationals.