Super Nationals Results and information- Monday, September 6, 2010

IMCA Hobby Stocks

Heat 01 — 1. Matt Mahoney, Pierson; 2. Cody Gustoff, Scranton; 3. Danny Watson, Des Moines; 4. Brad Ratcliff, Webster City; 5. August Bach, Center Point; 6. Andrew Burg, Adel; 7. Dustin Tepp, Ames; 8. Jeremy Hoskinson, Norfolk, Neb.; 9. Jim Ball, Jr., Independence.

Heat 02 — 1. Donald Gustoff, Scranton; 2. Calvin Dhondt, Kellogg; 3. Chad Shaw, Trimble, Mo.; 4. Matt Hudspeth, Madrid; 5. Cory Tasler, Jefferson; 6. Greg Keuhn, Trenton, Mo.; 7. Adam Hagen, Des Moines; 8. Derek Moede, Casco, Wis; 9. Mark Hidlebaugh, Ames.

Heat 03 — 1. Jeremy Montgomery, Burleson, Texas; 2. Darin Rothfus, Woodward; 3. Clint Nelson, Newton; 4. Jacob Thompson, Nevada; 5. Drew Barglof, Sioux Rapids; 6. Nathan Ballard, Marengo; 7. Michael Peterson, Montezuma; 8. Larry Routh, Des Moines; 9. Jake Nelson, Newton.

Heat 04 — 1. Kevin Fee, Knoxville; 2. Dustin Van Horn, Atlantic; 3. Leonard Loftus, Des Moines; 4. Chris Mims, Dublin, Texas; 5. Nick Genkins, Stuart; 6. Ed Mahlstedt, Bagley; 7. Charlie Chapman, Oelwein; 8. Eric Stanton, Hartford; 9. Brandon Brinton, Nevada.

Heat 05 — 1. Tyler Pickett, Boxholm; 2. Jesse VanLaningham, Beatrice, Neb.; 3. Rob Allison, Des Moines; 4. Todd Reitzler, Grinnell; 5. Pat Mather, Greenfield; 6. Nyle Godwin, Redfield; 7. Nick Meyer, Whittemore; 8. Wesley Salentine, Luxemburg, Wis; 9. Justin Nehring, Storm Lake.

Heat 06 — 1. Stac Schroeder, Clear Lake; 2. Jason Wilkinson, Neligh, Neb.; 3. Mike Traskowsky, Woodbine, Kan.; 4. Wes Stanek, Jr., Cedar Falls; 5. Casey Greubel, Lacona; 6. Cody Cleghorn, Des Moines; 7. Dan Lee, Salix; 8. Chad Krug, Mallard; 9. Austin Luellen, Minburn.

Heat 07 — 1. Adam Hensel, Atlantic; 2. John Yaw, Sr., Des Moines; 3. Dustin Wannarka, Truman, Minn.; 4. Cody Knecht, Whittemore; 5. Russell Damme, Jr., Waterloo; 6. John Wollenhaupt, Neola; 7. Jeffery Thomas, Winnebago, Neb.; 8. Matthew Webb, Des Moines.

Heat 08 — 1. Dustin Larson, Rushmore, Minn.; 2. Robby Marsh, Belvidere, Neb.; 3. Josh Irvine, Oelwein; 4. Matt McDonald, Scranton; 5. Allen Montgomery, Fort Worth, Texas; 6. Mathias Lux, Hartley; 7. Bryan Sewell, Combine, Texas; 8. Curtis Graham, Tiffin.

Heat 09 — 1. Shannon Anderson, Atlantic; 2. Jason Kohl, Missouri Valley; 3. Devin Smith, Lake City; 4. Brad Whitney, Trenton, Mo.; 5. Craig Brotherton, Wall Lake; 6. Dustin Mims, Dublin, Texas; 7. Daniel Smith, Lake City; 8. Jerod Weston, Red Oak.

Heat 10 — 1. Carl Knight, Waukee; 2. Merle Bass, Varina; 3. Matt Brown, Dysart; 4. Josh Ruschmann, Sioux City; 5. Bill Bonnett, Knoxville; 6. Tim Miller, Grand Island, Neb.; 7. Rod Manthey, Norwood, Minn.; 8. Curt Ganoe, Stuart.

Heat 11 — 1. Randall Macku, Lincoln, Neb.; 2. Nicholas Warnke, Fairbury, Neb.; 3. Kyle Robinson, Cherokee; 4. Chris Hupp, Boone; 5. Brandon Pruitt, Dexter; 6. Jacob Keiser, Marengo; 7. Chuck Madden, Jr., Avoca; 8. Shaun Wirtz, Boone.

Heat 12 — 1. Richard Yaw II, Pleasant Hill; 2. Phillip Castellano, Norwalk; 3. Luke Lemmens, Kewaunee, Wis; 4. Nick Beckman, Lincoln, Neb.; 5. Craig Huftless, Omaha, Neb.; 6. Justin Maschke, Des Moines; 7. Jake Wirtz, Ridgeport; 8. Kenny Loftus, Des Moines.

Heat 13 — 1. Michael Murphy, Jefferson; 2. Brock Beeter, Minot, N.D.; 3. Craig Graham, Webster City; 4. Chad Gentz, Forest City; 5. Joshua Telecky, Hutchinson, Minn.; 6. Brent Van Diest, Columbus, Neb.; 7. David Bissonnette, Stephenville, Texas; 8. Matthew Sheley, S. Sioux City, Neb..

Heat 14 — 1. Randy Embrey, Granger; 2. Scott Lograsso, Nevada; 3. Vince Buchholz, Cedar Falls; 4. Noah Ludwig, Logan; 5. Chris Jensen, Des Moines; 6. Aaron Rudolph, Scranton; 7. Cory Cruzan, Maxwell, Neb.; 8. Kyle Parizek, Bell Plaine.

Heat 15 — 1. Shawn Slezak, Milligan, Neb.; 2. Pat Cross, Nemaha; 3. Tony Cox, Boone; 4. Andy Boeckman, Lake View; 5. Scott Pippert, Elberon; 6. David Easterday, Kearney, Neb.; 7. Matt Wahlert, Waukee; 8. Dana Brandt, Minot, N.D..

Heat 16 — 1. John Watson, Des Moines; 2. Dustin Filloon, Toledo; 3. T.J. Henderson, Douds; 4. Brandon Taylor, Granbury, Texas; 5. Richard Munson, Omaha, Neb.; 6. Jesse Hopkins, Ames; 7. Damon Richards, David City, Neb.; 8. Ray Stock, Jr., Ankeny.

B-Main 01 –  1. Chad Shaw, Trimble, Mo.; 2. Danny Watson, Des Moines; 3. Adam Hagen, Des Moines; 4. Brad Ratcliff, Webster City; 5. Matt Hudspeth, Madrid; 6. August Bach, Center Point; 7. Cory Tasler, Jefferson; 8. Jeremy Hoskinson, Norfolk, Neb.; 9. Mark Hidlebaugh, Ames; 10. Greg Keuhn, Trenton, Mo.; 11. Derek Moede, Casco, Wis; 12. Andrew Burg, Adel; 13. Jim Ball, Jr., Independence; 14. Dustin Tepp, Ames.

B-Main 02 –  1. Eric Stanton, Hartford; 2. Brandon Brinton, Nevada; 3. Chris Mims, Dublin, Texas; 4. Leonard Loftus, Des Moines; 5. Michael Peterson, Montezuma; 6. Nick Genkins, Stuart; 7. Nathan Ballard, Marengo; 8. Ed Mahlstedt, Bagley; 9. Drew Barglof, Sioux Rapids; 10. Clint Nelson, Newton; 11. Jacob Thompson, Nevada; 12. Jake Nelson, Newton; 13. Charlie Chapman, Oelwein; 14. Larry Routh, Des Moines.

B-Main 03 –  1. Rob Allison, Des Moines; 2. Todd Reitzler, Grinnell; 3. Mike Traskowsky, Woodbine, Kan.; 4. Pat Mather, Greenfield; 5. Cody Cleghorn, Des Moines; 6. Nick Meyer, Whittemore; 7. Justin Nehring, Storm Lake; 8. Chad Krug, Mallard; 9. Austin Luellen, Minburn; 10. Wes Stanek, Jr., Cedar Falls; 11. Dan Lee, Salix; 12. Casey Greubel, Lacona; 13. Nyle Godwin, Redfield; 14. Wesley Salentine, Luxemburg, Wis.

B-Main 04 –  1. Josh Irvine, Oelwein; 2. Cody Knecht, Whittemore; 3. Dustin Wannarka, Truman, Minn.; 4. Mathias Lux, Hartley; 5. John Wollenhaupt, Neola; 6. Matthew Webb, Des Moines; 7. Russell Damme, Jr., Waterloo; 8. Matt McDonald, Scranton; 9. Jeffery Thomas, Winnebago, Neb.; 10. Bryan Sewell, Combine, Texas; 11. Allen Montgomery, Fort Worth, Texas; 12. Curtis Graham, Tiffin.

B-Main 05 –  1. Devin Smith, Lake City; 2. Matt Brown, Dysart; 3. Josh Ruschmann, Sioux City; 4. Bill Bonnett, Knoxville; 5. Brad Whitney, Trenton, Mo.; 6. Craig Brotherton, Wall Lake; 7. Curt Ganoe, Stuart; 8. Jerod Weston, Red Oak; 9. Dustin Mims, Dublin, Texas; 10. Rod Manthey, Norwood, Minn.; 11. Tim Miller, Grand Island, Neb.; 12. Daniel Smith, Lake City.

B-Main 06 –  1. Kyle Robinson, Cherokee; 2. Brandon Pruitt, Dexter; 3. Nick Beckman, Lincoln, Neb.; 4. Chuck Madden, Jr., Avoca; 5. Justin Maschke, Des Moines; 6. Craig Huftless, Omaha, Neb.; 7. Kenny Loftus, Des Moines; 8. Jake Wirtz, Ridgeport; 9. Luke Lemmens, Kewaunee, Wis; 10. Shaun Wirtz, Boone; 11. Jacob Keiser, Marengo; 12. Chris Hupp, Boone.

B-Main 07 –  1. Noah Ludwig, Logan; 2. Chad Gentz, Forest City; 3. Aaron Rudolph, Scranton; 4. Vince Buchholz, Cedar Falls; 5. Matthew Sheley, S. Sioux City, Neb.; 6. Craig Graham, Webster City; 7. Chris Jensen, Des Moines; 8. David Bissonnette, Stephenville, Texas; 9. Cory Cruzan, Maxwell, Neb.; 10. Kyle Parizek, Bell Plaine; 11. Brent Van Diest, Columbus, Neb.; 12. Joshua Telecky, Hutchinson, Minn..

B-Main 08 –  1. Andy Boeckman, Lake View; 2. Tony Cox, Boone; 3. T.J. Henderson, Douds; 4. Richard Munson, Omaha, Neb.; 5. Brandon Taylor, Granbury, Texas; 6. Scott Pippert, Elberon; 7. Dana Brandt, Minot, N.D.; 8. Jesse Hopkins, Ames; 9. Matt Wahlert, Waukee; 10. Ray Stock, Jr., Ankeny; 11. Damon Richards, David City, Neb.; 12. David Easterday, Kearney, Neb..

A-Main 01 –  1. Dustin Larson, Rushmore, Minn.; 2. Robby Marsh, Belvidere, Neb.; 3. Kevin Fee, Knoxville; 4. Jason Wilkinson, Neligh, Neb.; 5. Eric Stanton, Hartford; 6. John Yaw, Sr., Des Moines; 7. Matt Mahoney, Pierson; 8. Josh Irvine, Oelwein; 9. Cody Gustoff, Scranton; 10. Jesse VanLaningham, Beatrice, Neb.; 11. Todd Reitzler, Grinnell; 12. Brandon Brinton, Nevada; 13. Tyler Pickett, Boxholm; 14. Donald Gustoff, Scranton; 15. Darin Rothfus, Woodward; 16. Calvin Dhondt, Kellogg; 17. Cody Knecht, Whittemore; 18. Dustin Van Horn, Atlantic; 19. Jeremy Montgomery, Burleson, Texas; 20. Rob Allison, Des Moines; 21. Stac Schroeder, Clear Lake; 22. Adam Hensel, Atlantic; 23. Danny Watson, Des Moines; 24. Chad Shaw, Trimble, Mo..

A-Main 02 –  1. Shannon Anderson, Atlantic; 2. John Watson, Des Moines; 3. Michael Murphy, Jefferson; 4. Randy Embrey, Granger; 5. Shawn Slezak, Milligan, Neb.; 6. Richard Yaw II, Pleasant Hill; 7. Brandon Pruitt, Dexter; 8. Noah Ludwig, Logan; 9. Scott Lograsso, Nevada; 10. Chad Gentz, Forest City; 11. Carl Knight, Waukee; 12. Tony Cox, Boone; 13. Dustin Filloon, Toledo; 14. Kyle Robinson, Cherokee; 15. Nicholas Warnke, Fairbury, Neb.; 16. Pat Cross, Nemaha; 17. Jason Kohl, Missouri Valley; 18. Matt Brown, Dysart; 19. Phillip Castellano, Norwalk; 20. Brock Beeter, Minot, N.D.; 21. Andy Boeckman, Lake View; 22. Devin Smith, Lake City; 23. Randall Macku, Lincoln, Neb.; 24. Merle Bass, Varina.

Karl Chevrolet Northern SportMods

Heat 01 –  1. Tyler Gross, Bondurant; 2. Colton Osborn, Cozad, Neb.; 3. Bruce Egeland, Marshall, Minn.; 4. Jerry Hinton, Adel; 5. Tim Zeman, Muscatine; 6. Max Harder, Blue Springs, Neb.; 7. Trevis Underdahl, Blooming Prair., Minn.; 8. Lynn Starry, Chamois, Mo.; 9. David Schlicht, Des Moines.

Heat 02 –  1. Eric Flander, Barnes City; 2. Mike Tanner, Kansas City, Mo.; 3. Shane Swanson, Forest City; 4. Nick Roberts, Des Moines; 5. Cory Evans, Independence; 6. Mark Hunziger, Oregon, Mo.; 7. Mitch Higdon, Fort Madison; 8. Rod Klinkner, Manhattan, Kan.; 9. Brett Moffitt, Grimes.

Heat 03 –  1. Jeff Blume, Roland; 2. Tyler Olson, Sioux City; 3. Dustin Schmidt, Fairbury, Neb.; 4. Laini Schwartz, Omaha, Neb.; 5. Matt Northrop, Stanhope; 6. Jason Felix, Sioud City; 7. Dan Tenold, Northwood; 8. Lindsey Yost, Nebraska City, Neb.; 9. Tom Lathrop, Ottumwa.

Heat 04 –  1. Tyler Frye, Belleville, Kan.; 2. Randy Roberts, Boone; 3. Lynn Brockett, Ogden; 4. Chris Weatherton, Beresford, S.D.; 5. Steve Inman, Mason City; 6. Roger Harpster, Omaha, Neb.; 7. Kirk Welander, Pomeroy; 8. Cody Warrick, Boone; 9. Keith Sanders, North Sioux City, S.D..

Heat 05 –  1. Kurt Moeding, Manly; 2. Mark Rose, Elcho, Wis; 3. Gary Goodier, Sioux City; 4. Jim Buhlman, Cedar Falls; 5. Rod Staats, Columbus Junction; 6. Shane Meeks, Abilene, Kan.; 7. Colby Heishman, Brooklyn; 8. Justin McMahan, Dodge Center, Minn.; 9. Jeff Brunssen, Le Mars.

Heat 06 –  1. Danny Dvorak, Vinton; 2. Karl Brewer, Vermillion, S.D.; 3. Gatlin Leytham, Garwin; 4. R J Merchant, Sioux City; 5. Parker Brumm, Rockford; 6. Andy Tiernan, Woodward; 7. Rich Boyden, Topeka, Kan.; 8. Rick Paulson, Tripoli; 9. Shay Woods, Humeston.

Heat 07 –  1. Austin Lucas, Cedar Rapids; 2. Andrew Smith, Willard, Mo.; 3. Lance Lincoln, Topeka, Kan.; 4. Miles (Adam) Shelman, Ames; 5. Jeramia Boynton, Waterloo; 6. Brandon Leeman, Roland; 7. Brandon Morris, Ely; 8. Aric Becker, Cedar Rapids; 9. Doug Smith, Lake City.

Heat 08 –  1. Scott Davis, Boone; 2. Beau Kaplan, Ankeny; 3. Nathan Chodur, Lake Mills; 4. Mike Pruitt, Redfield; 5. Sean Manning, Firth, Neb.; 6. Daniell Loggins, Sioux City; 7. Cody Hudson, Shawano, Wis; 8. Tim Rupp, Cherokee; 9. Kylan Poulson, Algona.

Heat 09 –  1. Ken Kositzky, Cedar Rapids; 2. Matt Pittman, Jefferson; 3. Trevor Oberholtz, Adair; 4. Chad Ten Naple, Sioux City; 5. John Fugett, Kansas City, Mo.; 6. Shawn Hunter, Zearing; 7. Dustin Thayer, Daytona Beach, Fla.; 8. Brenden Damon, Great Bend, Kan.; 9. Ryan Engelkes, Dike.

Heat 10 –  1. Brett Meyer, Lytton; 2. Austin Kaplan, Ankeny; 3. Carter Vandenberg, Oskaloosa; 4. Kyle Olson, Cedar Rapids; 5. Kyle Welch, Sioux City; 6. Brad Iverson, Grinnell; 7. Travis Greenfield, Kasson, Minn.; 8. James Reichart, Lorimor; 9. Darren Huntley, Ogden.

Heat 11 –  1. Jason Purvis, Boone,  IA; 2. Rod McDonald, Manchester; 3. Dale Marriott, Brookfield, Mo.; 4. Clay Hale, Cameron, Mo.; 5. Brad Brabec, Norfolk, Neb.; 6. Rob Charapata, Oconto, Wis; 7. Tom Burke, Ames; 8. B.J. Dauer, Marquette, Kan.; 9. Jake Solin, White Lake, Wis.

Heat 12 –  1. Bill Gibson, Knoxville; 2. Cody Hennings, Boone; 3. Tim Love, Kelley; 4. Randy Kleinberg, Lawton; 5. Dylan Book, Adel; 6. Brian Miller, Grand Junction; 7. Shane Stout, North Platte, Neb.; 8. Chris Luloff, Independence; 9. Paul Underwood, Ottumwa.

Heat 13 –  1. Clinton Luellen, Minburn; 2. Jared Hansen, Audubon; 3. Rick Ringgenberg, Kelley; 4. Eric Elliott, Boone; 5. Fred Leytham, Garwin; 6. Tara Longnecker, Woodward; 7. Curtis Paste, Dearborn, Mo.; 8. Nic Frerichs, LeMars; 9. Lauren Vis, LeGrande.

Heat 14 –  1. Tracy Wassenberg, Shawano, Wis; 2. Greg Sidles, Emmetsburg; 3. Tad Reutzel, Burt; 4. Tyler Droste, Waterloo; 5. Ben Kates, Tonganoxie, Texas; 6. Geoff Olson, Ames; 7. Doug Cook, Algona; 8. Greg Taylor, Sioux City.

Heat 15 –  1. Kyle Brown, Kellogg; 2. Jesse Sobbing, Glenwood; 3. Blake Peeler, Trimble, Mo.; 4. Matt Oreskovich, Clintonville, Wis; 5. Kurt Hogan, Vinton; 6. Travis Cain, Oconto, Wis; 7. Jason Jach, Pulaski, Wis; 8. Sean Allen, Des Moines.

Heat 16 –  1. Jeremy Embrey, Granger; 2. Matthew Meinecke, Madrid; 3. Cory Rose, Boone; 4. Cayden Carter, Oskaloosa; 5. Clint Potter, Crooks, S.D.; 6. Brett Shields, Mt Ary; 7. Nick Deleeuw, Denver, Colo.; 8. Ty Merrill, Le Mars.

Heat 17 –  1. Bill Wears, Des Moines; 2. Jared Timmerman, Norwalk; 3. Lucas Lundry, Maynard; 4. Shawn Bearce, Sioux City; 5. Jerimiah Asher, St. Joseph, Mo.; 6. Tanner Powers, Exira; 7. Garret Merrill, Salix; 8. Scott VanBusKirk, Hedrick.

Heat 18 –  1. Benji Legg, Beatrice, Neb.; 2. Tim Wilcox, Ida Grove; 3. Adam Ackerman, Mason City; 4. Alex Zwanzinger, Nashua; 5. Ray Lundry, Maynard; 6. Ty Luellen, Minburn; 7. David Hoover, Kelley; 8. Anthony Asher, St Joseph, Mo..

Heat 19 –  1. Mike Shelton, Bloomfield; 2. Steve Reetz, Arcadia; 3. Matt Hoeft, Forest City; 4. Darin Roepke, LeMars; 5. Tom Rawlins, Kellogg; 6. Jack Myer, Ankeny; 7. Dustin Miller, Pattonsburg, Mo.; 8. Leah Cabalka, Independence.

Heat 20 –  1. Dennis Miesler, Luxemburg, Wis; 2. Lonnie Hodges, Boone; 3. Kyle Bentley, Independence; 4. Mark Sathoff, Dolliver; 5. Justine Campbell, Des Moines; 6. Brian Konz, Le Mars; 7. Mike Hogencamp, Waterloo; 8. Jim Gillenwater, Keokuk.

B-Main 01 –  1. Colton Osborn, Cozad, Neb.; 2. Mike Tanner, Kansas City, Mo.; 3. Nick Roberts, Des Moines; 4. Brett Moffitt, Grimes; 5. David Schlicht, Des Moines; 6. Bruce Egeland, Marshall, Minn.; 7. Trevis Underdahl, Blooming Prair., Minn.; 8. Tim Zeman, Muscatine; 9. Jerry Hinton, Adel; 10. Mitch Higdon, Fort Madison; 11. Rod Klinkner, Manhattan, Kan.; 12. Cory Evans, Independence; 13. Mark Hunziger, Oregon, Mo.; 14. Lynn Starry, Chamois, Mo.; 15. Max Harder, Blue Springs, Neb.; 16. Shane Swanson, Forest City.

B-Main 02 –  1. Randy Roberts, Boone; 2. Lynn Brockett, Ogden; 3. Matt Northrop, Stanhope; 4. Laini Schwartz, Omaha, Neb.; 5. Dustin Schmidt, Fairbury, Neb.; 6. Roger Harpster, Omaha, Neb.; 7. Chris Weatherton, Beresford, S.D.; 8. Dan Tenold, Northwood; 9. Steve Inman, Mason City; 10. Jason Felix, Sioud City; 11. Kirk Welander, Pomeroy; 12. Tyler Olson, Sioux City; 13. Cody Warrick, Boone; 14. Keith Sanders, North Sioux City, S.D.; 15. Lindsey Yost, Nebraska City, Neb.; 16. Tom Lathrop, Ottumwa.

B-Main 03 –  1. R J Merchant, Sioux City; 2. Karl Brewer, Vermillion, S.D.; 3. Parker Brumm, Rockford; 4. Jim Buhlman, Cedar Falls; 5. Rod Staats, Columbus Junction; 6. Gatlin Leytham, Garwin; 7. Andy Tiernan, Woodward; 8. Gary Goodier, Sioux City; 9. Rich Boyden, Topeka, Kan.; 10. Colby Heishman, Brooklyn; 11. Mark Rose, Elcho, Wis; 12. Shane Meeks, Abilene, Kan.; 13. Justin McMahan, Dodge Center, Minn.; 14. Jeff Brunssen, Le Mars; 15. Shay Woods, Humeston; 16. Rick Paulson, Tripoli.

B-Main 04 –  1. Nathan Chodur, Lake Mills; 2. Beau Kaplan, Ankeny; 3. Brandon Leeman, Roland; 4. Doug Smith, Lake City; 5. Andrew Smith, Willard, Mo.; 6. Tim Rupp, Cherokee; 7. Cody Hudson, Shawano, Wis; 8. Mike Pruitt, Redfield; 9. Brandon Morris, Ely; 10. Sean Manning, Firth, Neb.; 11. Daniell Loggins, Sioux City; 12. Miles (Adam) Shelman, Ames; 13. Jeramia Boynton, Waterloo; 14. Lance Lincoln, Topeka, Kan.; 15. Kylan Poulson, Algona; 16. Aric Becker, Cedar Rapids.

B-Main 05 — 1. Austin Kaplan, Ankeny; 2. Carter Vandenberg, Oskaloosa; 3. Kyle Olson, Cedar Rapids; 4. Kyle Welch, Sioux City; 5. John Fugett, Kansas City, Mo.; 6. Matt Pittman, Jefferson; 7. Travis Greenfield, Kasson, Minn.; 8. Darren Huntley, Ogden; 9. Ryan Engelkes, Dike; 10. Shawn Hunter, Zearing; 11. Brad Iverson, Grinnell; 12. Chad Ten Naple, Sioux City; 13. James Reichart, Lorimor; 14. Brenden Damon, Great Bend, Kan.; 15. Trevor Oberholtz, Adair; 16. Dustin Thayer, Daytona Beach, Fla..

B-Main 06 — 1. Cody Hennings, Boone; 2. Tim Love, Kelley; 3. Rob Charapata, Oconto, Wis; 4. Dylan Book, Adel; 5. Brian Miller, Grand Junction; 6. Dale Marriott, Brookfield, Mo.; 7. Jake Solin, White Lake, Wis; 8. Shane Stout, North Platte, Neb.; 9. Clay Hale, Cameron, Mo.; 10. Paul Underwood, Ottumwa; 11. Brad Brabec, Norfolk, Neb.; 12. B.J. Dauer, Marquette, Kan.; 13. Rod McDonald, Manchester; 14. Tom Burke, Ames; 15. Chris Luloff, Independence; 16. Randy Kleinberg, Lawton.

B-Main 07 — 1. Tad Reutzel, Burt; 2. Greg Sidles, Emmetsburg; 3. Geoff Olson, Ames; 4. Rick Ringgenberg, Kelley; 5. Fred Leytham, Garwin; 6. Lauren Vis, LeGrande; 7. Doug Cook, Algona; 8. Jared Hansen, Audubon; 9. Tara Longnecker, Woodward; 10. Greg Taylor, Sioux City; 11. Tyler Droste, Waterloo; 12. Eric Elliott, Boone; 13. Ben Kates, Tonganoxie, Texas; 14. Nic Frerichs, LeMars; 15. Curtis Paste, Dearborn, Mo..

B-Main 08 — 1. Jesse Sobbing, Glenwood; 2. Matthew Meinecke, Madrid; 3. Matt Oreskovich, Clintonville, Wis; 4. Blake Peeler, Trimble, Mo.; 5. Kurt Hogan, Vinton; 6. Cory Rose, Boone; 7. Travis Cain, Oconto, Wis; 8. Cayden Carter, Oskaloosa; 9. Nick Deleeuw, Denver, Colo.; 10. Jason Jach, Pulaski, Wis; 11. Ty Merrill, Le Mars; 12. Brett Shields, Mt Ary; 13. Clint Potter, Crooks, S.D.; 14. Sean Allen, Des Moines.

B-Main 09 — 1. Jared Timmerman, Norwalk; 2. Adam Ackerman, Mason City; 3. Jerimiah Asher, St. Joseph, Mo.; 4. Tanner Powers, Exira; 5. Ray Lundry, Maynard; 6. Shawn Bearce, Sioux City; 7. Ty Luellen, Minburn; 8. Tim Wilcox, Ida Grove; 9. Anthony Asher, St Joseph, Mo.; 10. Garret Merrill, Salix; 11. Alex Zwanzinger, Nashua; 12. Lucas Lundry, Maynard; 13. David Hoover, Kelley; 14. Scott VanBusKirk, Hedrick.

B-Main 10 — 1. Steve Reetz, Arcadia; 2. Matt Hoeft, Forest City; 3. Kyle Bentley, Independence; 4. Darin Roepke, LeMars; 5. Jim Gillenwater, Keokuk; 6. Tom Rawlins, Kellogg; 7. Dustin Miller, Pattonsburg, Mo.; 8. Mark Sathoff, Dolliver; 9. Brian Konz, Le Mars; 10. Jack Myer, Ankeny; 11. Justine Campbell, Des Moines; 12. Leah Cabalka, Independence; 13. Lonnie Hodges, Boone; 14. Mike Hogencamp, Waterloo.

A-Main 01 — 1. Jesse Sobbing, Glenwood; 2. Brett Meyer, Lytton; 3. Tyler Frye, Belleville, Kan.; 4. Nathan Chodur, Lake Mills; 5. Jared Timmerman, Norwalk; 6. Clinton Luellen, Minburn; 7. Dennis Miesler, Luxemburg, Wis; 8. Austin Lucas, Cedar Rapids; 9. Austin Kaplan, Ankeny; 10. Benji Legg, Beatrice, Neb.; 11. Randy Roberts, Boone; 12. Tracy Wassenberg, Shawano, Wis; 13. Steve Reetz, Arcadia; 14. Cody Hennings, Boone; 15. R J Merchant, Sioux City; 16. Jeremy Embrey, Granger; 17. Scott Davis, Boone; 18. Bill Wears, Des Moines; 19. Jason Purvis, Boone, IA; 20. Ken Kositzky, Cedar Rapids; 21. Danny Dvorak, Vinton; 22. Kurt Moeding, Manly; 23. Colton Osborn, Cozad, Neb.; 24. Bill Gibson, Knoxville; 25. Tad Reutzel, Burt; 26. Mike Shelton, Bloomfield; 27. Jeff Blume, Roland; 28. Kyle Brown, Kellogg; 29. Eric Flander, Barnes City; 30. Tyler Gross, Bondurant.

Northern Sport Mod Race of Champions qualifiers

Heat 01 — 1. Tyler Frye, Belleville, Kan.; 2. Dylan Book, Adel; 3. Eric Flander, Barnes City; 4. Danny Dvorak, Vinton; 5. Shay Woods, Humeston; 6. Tyler Olson, Sioux City; 7. Adam Ackerman, Mason City; 8. Austin Kaplan, Ankeny; 9. R J Merchant, Sioux City; 10. Brett Meyer, Lytton; 11. Mike Pruitt, Redfield; 12. Tracy Wassenberg, Shawano, Wis; 13. Shane Stout, North Platte, Neb.

Heat 02 — 1. Scott Davis, Boone; 2. Tad Reutzel, Burt; 3. Clinton Luellen, Minburn; 4. Greg Sidles, Emmetsburg; 5. Nathan Chodur, Lake Mills; 6. Benji Legg, Beatrice, Neb.; 7. Jeremy Embrey, Granger; 8. Jesse Sobbing, Glenwood; 9. Matt Northrop, Stanhope; 10. Colton Osborn, Cozad, Neb.; 11. Beau Kaplan, Ankeny; 12. Aric Becker, Cedar Rapids.

IMCA Late Models

Heat 01 — 1. Jill George, Cedar Falls; 2. Mike Garland, Morrison, Ill.; 3. Craig Jacobs, Des Moines; 4. Jason Rauen, Farley; 5. Kevin Blum, Colona, Ill.; 6. Jason Hahne, Webster City; 7. Jeff Aikey, Waterloo; 8. Tysus Pattee, Vinton; 9. Vic Lovejoy, Mannilla.

Heat 02 — 1. Terry Neal, Ely; 2. Jon Passick, Waterloo; 3. Jeremiah Hurst, Dubuque; 4. Kyle Wahlert, Des Moines; 5. Mark Burgtorf, Quincy, Ill.; 6. Todd Cooney, Des Moines; 7. Dale Hackwell, Waterloo; 8. Jason VanSickel, Webster City; 9. Jon Merfeld, Peosta.

Heat 03 — 1. Josh Most, Red Oak; 2. Charlie McKenna, Clear Lake; 3. Todd Malmstrom, Silvis, Ill.; 4. Rick Dralle, Waterloo; 5. Ryan Griffith, Webster City; 6. Joel Brasch, Waterloo; 7. Scott Badker, Garner; 8. Jeff Segebart, Westside; 9. Clint Wendel, Mason City.

Heat 04 — 1. Ryan Giles, West Des Moines; 2. Bobby Hansen, Center Point; 3. Kevin Sather, Ankeny; 4. Joel Callahan, Dubuque; 5. Tyler Bruening, Decorah; 6. T J Criss, Oskaloosa; 7. Ben Nading, Ankeny; 8. Sam Halstead, New London.

Heat 05 — 1. Boone McLaughlin, Mediapolis; 2. Craig Roberts, Des Moines; 3. Ray Guss, Jr., Milan, Ill.; 4. Darrel DeFrance, Marshalltown; 5. Paul Glendenning, Mt Ayr; 6. Andy Eckrich, Iowa City; 7. Paul Watters, Parkersburg; 8. Mark Preston, Port Byron, Ill..

B-Main 01 — 1. Rick Dralle, Waterloo; 2. Jason Rauen, Farley; 3. Mark Burgtorf, Quincy, Ill.; 4. Tysus Pattee, Vinton; 5. Tyler Bruening, Decorah; 6. Andy Eckrich, Iowa City; 7. Jason Hahne, Webster City; 8. Dale Hackwell, Waterloo; 9. Mark Preston, Port Byron, Ill.; 10. Jon Merfeld, Peosta; 11. Jeff Segebart, Westside; 12. Joel Brasch, Waterloo; 13. Ben Nading, Ankeny; 14. Darrel DeFrance, Marshalltown.

B-Main 02 — 1. Joel Callahan, Dubuque; 2. Jeff Aikey, Waterloo; 3. Kyle Wahlert, Des Moines; 4. Todd Cooney, Des Moines; 5. Kevin Blum, Colona, Ill.; 6. Ryan Griffith, Webster City; 7. Paul Glendenning, Mt Ayr; 8. T J Criss, Oskaloosa; 9. Vic Lovejoy, Mannilla; 10. Clint Wendel, Mason City; 11. Paul Watters, Parkersburg; 12. Jason VanSickel, Webster City; 13. Scott Badker, Garner; 14. Sam Halstead, New London.

A-Main 01 — 1. Ray Guss, Jr., Milan, Ill.; 2. Jeff Aikey, Waterloo; 3. Andy Eckrich, Iowa City; 4. Tyler Bruening, Decorah; 5. Ryan Giles, West Des Moines; 6. Todd Malmstrom, Silvis, Ill.; 7. Craig Roberts, Des Moines; 8. Joel Callahan, Dubuque; 9. Jill George, Cedar Falls; 10. Tysus Pattee, Vinton; 11. Jon Passick, Waterloo; 12. Kyle Wahlert, Des Moines; 13. Bobby Hansen, Center Point; 14. Rick Dralle, Waterloo; 15. Kevin Sather, Ankeny; 16. Mike Garland, Morrison, Ill.; 17. Jason Rauen, Farley; 18. Boone McLaughlin, Mediapolis; 19. Josh Most, Red Oak; 20. Terry Neal, Ely; 21. Charlie McKenna, Clear Lake; 22. Mark Burgtorf, Quincy, Ill.; 23. Craig Jacobs, Des Moines; 24. Jeremiah Hurst, Dubuque.

Super Nationals opens with record SportMod numbers; Guss wins Deery Series race

BOONE, Iowa (Sept. 6) – A record 168 Karl Chevrolet Northern SportMods are already in the pits at Boone Speedway this Labor Day, opening day of the 28th annual IMCA Speedway Motors Super Nationals at Boone Speedway.

That’s three more than last year. Paralleling its growth member and sanction-wise, the division has seen higher entry numbers every year since its debut at Boone in 2005.

More than 300 cars will see action today: 131 Hobby Stocks had gone through tech by 1:30 p.m. while 32 Late Model drivers had already drawn for starting spots in Deery Brothers Summer Series heat races.

Kevin Blum of Colona, Ill., had one of the biggest smiles in the registration tent today, after drawing the pole for the first Late Model heat.

Hot lap sessions for all three divisions were scheduled for 2 p.m. Along with the 50 lap, $2,000 to win Deery feature, the Hobby Stocks qualify the inside and middle rows of 10 for their Saturday night main event and Northern SportMods qualify their inside row of 10 for Saturday’s big dance.

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Repeating as Late Model champion at the IMCA Speedway Motors is just about the only thing that could make an already tremendous season even better for Ray Guss Jr.

Guss will clinch his first career Deery Series title when he starts his heat race this afternoon, adding that crown to the national, three local track and Allstar Performance Illinois State championships he clinched in August.

The Milan, Ill., driver has already won four tour events in the Hershel Roberts ride.

“It’s been unreal,” Guss admitted after pre-race tech.  “When he asked me to start driving his car last July I told him I’d be honored to. I don’t know why I was the one who was blessed to race his car. Everything has just clicked for us.”

“To be Super Nationals champion again would be the icing on the cake,” added Guss. “Hershel’s son Ken is devoted to working on this car and his goal was to win this series. To accomplish everything like we have this year is phenomenal.”

With all his provisionals available, Guss is guaranteed starts tonight and the series ending Pepsi USA Nationals at 34 Raceway Sept. 17-18. He’s been getting a steady stream of congratulations on winning the title for the past week but continues to regard them as premature.

“I’ve been around too long to know that there aren’t any guarantees,” he said. “It ain’t over ‘til it’s over.”

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With the first Modified hot lap session minutes away from starting, latecomers have pushed the Northern SportMod car count to 172 Northern SportMods, 133 Hobby Stocks and 43 Late Models.

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Josh Most is another driver looking to make it two straight wins.

The 2008 Super Nationals runner-up topped Saturday’s Deery Series feature at Lee County Speedway, racing to the front after restarting at the back on the pack early on and passing race long leader Jason Perry coming out of the final turn.

The engine that took him to victory lane two nights is ago is also the $5,000 power plant he won with in the Memorial Day show at Boone two years ago.

Most is fifth in the tour point standings, one of a number of pleasant surprises this season for the Red Oak, Iowa, hotshoe.

“After not making the first show at West Burlington, maybe we’d make the top 15 in points,” Most said. “The biggest key to this points thing is to make the show.

A five time winner at Shelby County Speedway during the weekly point season, Most pocketed the $250 Sunoco Race Fuels drawing bonus for the second time before topping the thriller in Donnellson.

“I had a good enough car that I could run next to the guy on the bottom,” said Most, who used different lines to make his way to the front after exiting to the pit area with what he thought was a flat tire, being waved back onto the track and restarting at the tail. “I had to make sure I didn’t get pinched in on the straightaway.”

After passing Rob Toland with a couple laps left, Most had the fans on their feet for one of the most exciting finishes in series history, taking the high side on the final turn and getting just enough momentum to beat Perry to the checkers.

“When we got about 10 feet from the flagstand, I knew I had it,” he said.

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Tyler Frye is hoping to enjoy the full week of the Super Nationals experience in 2010.

The national Karl Chevrolet Northern SportMod point leader finished fourth on the first night of qualifying last year. His wife Diane called at 8 p.m. that evening to tell him she’d gone into labor.

Making trip home to Belleville, Kan., in substantially less time than the six hours it took to get to Boone, Frye was there to welcome son Trein into the world.

“That was the best thing I’ve ever missed a race for, I’ll guarantee you that,” he said.

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Sophomore speedster Luke Lemmens is at Super Nationals, looking to build on a season that’s seen him top IMCA Sunoco Hobby Stock standings at Thunderhill Raceway and for the State of Wisconsin.

A four time winner at Thunderhill and at Luxemburg Speedway, the Kewaunee, Wis., clipper made priorities of consistency and finishing feature races pay off with titles.

Eighteen years old and a graphics design major at Northeast Wisconsin Technical College in Green Bay, he made the move after two seasons in a local four cylinder class.

“The biggest difference was rear wheel drive and the competition level was a lot higher,” Lemmens said.

The car he brought to Boone is sold. Lemmens is in the process of purchasing a Modified for the 2011 campaign.

“The first time I saw this track was Sunday,” he said, contrasting Boone to his Badger State venues. “It’s really dark dirt, it’s really banked and it looks like a fun track.”

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Jill George won the first of five Deery Brothers Summer Series heat races and as a result she’ll be the first female driver to start a Late Model main event at Super Nationals.

Mike Garland and Craig Jacobs chased George to the checkers.

Terry Neal, Jon Passick and Jeremiah Hurst advanced from the second heat. Josh Most, Charlie McKenna and Todd Malmstrom ran 1-2-3 in the third.

Ryan Giles, Bobby Hansen and Kevin Sather made up the top thee in heat hour. Boone McLaughlin, Craig Roberts and newly crowned series champion Ray Guss qualified out of the final heat.

Jacobs will take the green for his 21st career Super Nationals Late Model feature later this evening. McLaughlin is in the feature for the 13th time in his career.

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Top five finishers from each of two heat races advanced to Saturday’s Arnold Motor Supply Northern SportMod Race of Champions.

Tyler Frye paced the first, sharply run heat ahead of Dylan Book, Eric Flander, Danny Dvorak and Shay Woods.

The second heat saw its share of cautions and casualties. Scott Davis was the flag to flag winner, with Tad Reutzel, Clinton Luellen, Greg Sidles and row five starter Nathan Chodur.

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The current farming session was interrupted by rain some 10 minutes apart.

While neither episode of precipitation had the animals lining up two by two, both sent a number of fans who’d left their umbrellas at home to seek refuge under the grandstand.

The song played over the PA after the first downpour, of course, was “Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head.”

“B” features for the Late Models are being delayed until track prep can be resumed and completed.

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Guss clinches Deery Series title, scores second straight Super Nationals win

BOONE, Iowa (Sept. 6) – He wrapped up his first career Deery Series championship simply by starting his heat race Monday night at Boone Speedway.

Ray Guss Jr. had to work a lot harder, however, to win his second straight IMCA Speedway Motors Super Nationals championship.

Guss started 15th, steered around trouble to take the lead at midway, then held off Jeff Aikey the last 25 times around the track for the $2,000 checkers.

Eckrich took a provisional, started 23rd and ran third the last 22 laps, never quite able to keep pace with Guss and Aikey. Bruening, another of the nine drivers making their Super Nationals debut, also took a provisional and started 24th in the main event. He got past Giles on the last lap to get into the top four.

Pole starter Terry Neal looked like the car to beat, leading the first 18 laps before colliding with Boone McLaughlin while under yellow and exiting for the pits.

McLaughlin’s turn at the front lasted seven circuits. He got askew after getting too high in the middle of turns three and four, collecting the third running Josh Most in the process.

Guss ducked low to avoid becoming part of that collision, then kept Aikey in check over the course of five restarts that slowed the last half of the contest.

“After starting 15th, I wasn’t sure we’d be able to get to the front because there were just so many good cars here, but once we got to third everything just kind of worked out for us,” he said. “I knew Jeff had gone to the pits but when I looked up at the lap board and saw the 77 there I knew he was flying.”

Aikey, a two time Super Nationals champion, was into fifth by lap 20 and lined up behind Guss for the restart on lap 26. The race was stopped when Jason Rauen ended up on his roof on lap on lap 38.

“After the red flag, I knew I’d have to take the high line. I couldn’t let Jeff take it. It ended up being the fastest line for me,” Guss said. “This was a race we really wanted to win again. It means a lot to all of us.”

Four yellows came out before the first six laps were scored. Neal led McLaughlin, Neal and Most in checking out, as most of half a lap separated Most from Jill George in fifth.

The first female driver to qualify for a Super Nationals Late Model main event, George was briefly in fourth after Neal drove off before giving way to Kevin Sather and Aikey.

Eckrich took a provisional, started 23rd and ran third the last 22 laps, never quite able to keep pace with Guss and Aikey. Bruening, another of the nine drivers making their Super Nationals debut, was the hard charger from the heat and “B” feature and started 24th in the main event. He got past Giles on the last lap to get into the top four.

The win was the fifth of the year and Deery career 21st for Guss. He’ll look to cap off a season that also included the IMCA national, three track and Illinois state championships at the $10,000 to win series finale next weekend at 34 Raceway in West Burlington.

Feature results – 1. Ray Guss Jr., Milan, Ill.; 2. Jeff Aikey, Waterloo; 3. Andy Eckrich, Iowa City; 4. Tyler Bruening, Decorah; 5. Ryan Giles, West Des Moines; 6. Todd Malmstrom, Silvis, Ill.; 7. Craig Roberts, Des Moines; 8. Joel Callahan, Dubuque; 9. Jill George, Cedar Falls; 10. Tysus Pattee, Vinton; 11. Jon Passick, Waterloo; 12. Kyle Wahlert, Des Moines; 13. Bobby Hansen, Center Point; 14. Rick Dralle, Waterloo; 15. Kevin Sather, Ankeny; 16. Mike Garland, Morrison, Ill.; 17. Jason Rauen, Farley; 18. Boone McLaughlin, Mediapolis; 19. Josh Most, Red Oak; 20. Terry Neal, Ely; 21. Charlie McKenna, Clear Lake; 22. Mark Burgtorf, Quincy, Ill.; 23. Craig Jacobs, Des Moines; 24. Jeremiah Hurst, Dubuque.

1st heat (top three) – 1. George; 2. Garland; 3. Jacobs. 2nd heat – 1. Neal; 2. Passick; 3. Hurst. 3rd heat – 1. Most; 2. McKenna; 3. Malmstrom. 4th heat – 1. Giles; 2. Hansen; 3. Sather. 5th heat – 1. McLaughlin; 2. Roberts; 3. Guss.

1st “B” feature (top three) – 1. Dralle; 2. Rauen; 3. Burgtorf. 2nd “B” feature – 1. Callahan; 2. Aikey; 3. Wahlert.