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Arlington Modified checkers fly for Patchen

ARLINGTON, Minn. (Aug. 12) – Toby Patchen made the trek from Isanti to do battle in the MN 93 IMCA Modified feature and won the Saturday main event at Arlington Raceway. Curt Lund had the lead from lap seven to the start of the white flag circuit, when he pulled off the backstretch and gave Patchen the lead. Jerry Wren tried to get around lapped traffic to challenge but settled for second ahead of Dan Menk. Chris Graf repeated as winner of The 95.7 Rock IMCA RaceSaver Sprint feature while Chad Schroeder held off Matt Speckman and Dan Mackenthun for the checkers in a spirited B&B Racing Chassis IMCA Stock Car main. Jason Schroeder won his first Unhinged Pizza IMCA Northern SportMod feature and Joe Regnar led the entire Coors Light IMCA Sport Compact event. Matt Olson took the led following a late restart and won the Premier Logistics IMCA Hobby Stock feature.

IMCA SportMod Mayhem Saturday at Dodge City Raceway Park

By Lonnie Wheatley DODGE CITY, Kan. – After a packed house took in the most recent action at Dodge City Raceway Park on July 28, absolute mayhem is in store for this Saturday night atop the 3/8-mile clay oval in southwest Kansas. Saturday’s tilt at the state-of-the-art facility will feature the fourth annual IMCA SportMod Mayhem event that offers up a $1,000 winner’s share. The Precise Racing Products DCRP Sprint Cars, IMCA Modifieds and IMCA Hobby Stocks will be in action as well on the card that goes green at 7:30 p.m. A strong contingent of invaders is expected to vie for Sport Modified Mayhem honors with Jeff Kaup leading DCRP reps that include the Wiens duo of Kyle and Alex along with Brian May, Jarett Lunow, Joey Maupin, Kohl Ricke and defending track champion Kevin Tabor among others. The feature payout is as follows: 1st – $1,000; 2nd – $750; 3rd – $500; 4th – $400; 5th – $350; 6th – $300; 7th – $250; 8th – $200; 9th – $175; 10th – $150; 11th – $125; 12th through 15th, $100; and 16th through 20th, $75. General admission [Read More]

Tripleheader for United Rebel Sprint Series this weekend

By David Smith Jr. STOCKTON, Kan. – The United Rebel Sprint Series is set for three straight nights of racing action this coming weekend as the series heads to the Rooks County Fairgrounds in Stockton on Friday night, Aug. 18, before heading to Oberlin Speedway for the annual Bob Salem Memorial on Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 19 and 20. Current URSS point leader Zach Blurton will lead the Rebels to this tripleheader weekend. He holds a slim 12-point lead over Steven Richardson in the point standings while Jed Werner is just 24 points out of the point lead. It has been a season of parity for the URSS as 10 different drivers from three states have reached victory lane in the 10 events held thus far. Among the winners include the most recent, “semi-retired” and defending series champion Luke Cranston, Adam Gullion, Andy Shouse, Richardson, Ty Williams, Darren Berry, Terry Richards, Toby Chapman, Todd Schwartz and Jake Bubak. Friday night’s event in Stockton and Saturday night’s opener in Oberlin pay $500 to win while the [Read More]

Doxtator earns win number one at Shawano

By Scott Owen SHAWANO, Wis. (Aug. 12) – After nearly 20 years of trying, Asa Doxtator broke through with his first career feature win in the ultra-competitive IMCA Sunoco Stock Car division Saturday at Shawano Speedway. Doxtator started outside row one and grabbed the lead on the opening lap. Through the first seven green flag laps, Doxtator established a sizeable lead before a caution came out and erased his advantage. After the restart, 12th starting Kyle Frederick made a charge to second, then challenged for the lead as he got a fender to the inside of the leader on lap 10. After four lead changes, Doxtator was in front and Justin Jacobsen had snuck past Frederick for second. Doxtator and Jacobsen ran side-by-side for the lead with Frederick right on their back bumpers. Exiting turn four it was a three-horse race to the finish. Doxtator was not to be denied as he scored his first career feature win. Jacobsen took second followed by Frederick, Vern Stedjee and Mike Schmidt. Konnoe Wilinski was the IMCA Modified winner and Kyle Raddant topped [Read More]

BST CAT Tour, El Paso County Raceway championship night is Sept. 23

By Suzan McCoy CALHAN, Colo. – Moving forward and not letting the rain get in the way, the BST CAT Tour and El Paso County Raceway have announced their championship race night for Saturday, Sept. 23. CAT features five sanctioned divisions, the IMCA Modifieds, IMCA Sunoco Stock Cars, Karl Chevrolet Northern SportMods, IMCA Sunoco Hobby Stocks and Mach-1 Sport Compacts. The tour travels to four different dirt tracks in Colorado, Phillips County Raceway at Holyoke, I-76 Speedway at Fort Morgan, El Paso County Raceway at Calhan and Lamar Speedway. The CAT leader for Modifieds is John Burrow Jr. with 247 points but Greg Sharpe is right behind Burrow with 243 points. A.J. Valim was leading by 10 points over Burrow and Sharpe before the July 3 race at I-76 Speedway where he wrecked in the heat race and started in the “B” main; however, Valim continues to lead at El Paso County. Joe Bellm returned to racing this year and became the CAT Stock Car and Allstar Performance State point leader with John Luck trailing [Read More]

Marolf, Zogg score Driver/Fan Appreciation Night wins

By Jerry Mackey WEST LIBERTY, Iowa (Aug. 12) – Saturday night’s races were run on a near-perfect evening with a large crowd in attendance for Driver/Fan appreciation night at West Liberty Raceway. When the final checkered flag of the night waved it was Nick Marolf celebrating his second consecutive Out Pace Racing Products Late Model win. Marolf took advantage of a lap 18 caution in taking the top spot away from race-long leader Dave Wada. Wada had built a comfortable lead but the caution brought Marolf to his rear bumper. After taking over the lead, Marolf shot to the high side and sailed on to the win. Justin Kay was able to work to the front from his 10th position start and take second ahead of Rob Moss. The Performance Concepts IMCA Modified feature saw Larry Herring get out front and appear on his way to the win before a caution on lap 15 brought the field to his rear bumper for the restart. Chris Zogg found a fast line up high on the restart [Read More]

DeYoung tops Tri-City championship night show

By Roger Williams AUBURN, Mich. (Aug. 11) – Myron DeYoung was the feature winner Friday night while Kody Johnson’s fifth-place finish netted him the unofficial Main Street Seed and Supply IMCA Modified crown at Tri-City Motor Speedway. Johnson came into the evening needing at least a top 10 finish to ensure the unofficial crown. Chaz Pray and Gavin Hunyady both had quietly successful and consistent seasons that had them in contention for a championship. Hunyady, who won the four-car dash, had to pit early in the first half of the 25-lap feature event to change a tire. He came through the 21-car field and finished a strong seventh. Mike Stevenson led the opening lap before Preston DeShano took his turn at the front. Pray was motoring his way into the top five before he slid off of turn two and into the water barrels, ending his night with a disappointing 19th place finish and ending his championship hopes. DeYoung made his way from 12th place to take the lead and eventually the race win. Chad Wernette [Read More]

Sanders IMCA Modified Challenge Tour set for Aug. 17-20

ADA, Minn. – IMCA Modifieds race for $1,000 to win each night of the Aug. 17-20 Sanders Modified Challenge Tour, along with shares of a $7,000 point fund. Features Thursday, Aug. 17 At Norman County Raceway in Ada, Minn., Friday, Aug. 18 at Red River Valley Speedway in West Fargo, N.D., Saturday, Aug. 19 at Jamestown, N.D., Speedway and Sunday, Aug. 20 at Buffalo River Race Park in Glyndon, Minn., all are qualifying events for the 2018 Fast Shafts All-Star Invitational ballot and pay a minimum of $100 to start. Tour point standings are based on the best three of four finishes and drivers must compete at least three nights to be eligible. The top driver in points earns $1,500, with $1,000 for second, $800 for third, $600 for fourth and $500 for fifth. Point funds will be distributed to top 20 eligible drivers. There’s a $250 clean sweep award for drivers who can win both their heat and feature on the same night. Non-qualifier pay is $50. Entry fee and pit passes are $30 [Read More]

Beer Hill Gang fundraiser nets $1,161

MECHANICSBURG, Pa. (Aug. 11) –   It was a fun night away from the track as fans and race teams gathered at Quaker Steak and Lube in Mechanicsburg for an evening of fun and friendship. Matt Miller from the Beer Hill Gang hosted the event, which donates a percentage of food sales to the IMCA RaceSaver Sprint Car series along with raffle items provided by teams and supporters. Scott Ellerman and Jaremi Hanson had their cars on display as restaurant patrons had the opportunity to see cars up close. Several drivers were also on hand along with volunteers from the series. Dave Stewart, “the commissioner” of the Beer Hill Gang was on hand as well. A total of $1,161 was raised through the raffle and auction while the food percentage will be forwarded by the restaurant. The Beer Hill Gang has already promised to round out to $1,500 which was our goal. Money from the fundraiser pays positions $1,000 each to Pennsylvania Sprint Series drivers in positions15-30 in 2017 points $100 each. In addition to the [Read More]

Sachau wins Stuart’s Bones Memorial

By Josh Reynolds STUART, Iowa (Aug. 11) – Jake Sachau was the $1,000 Karl Chevrolet Northern SportMod winner at Stuart Speedway’s Bones/Richard Welch Memorial Friday night. Josh Sink and Nelson drew the 1-2 chips to make up the front row. Colton Nelson led early over Sink and Doug Smith. Following a lap four restart it was Nelson, Austin Luellen and Hunter Longnecker at the front with Chase Rudolf and Jake Sachau battling it out for fourth. Sachau took that place on lap 10, then worked Longnecker over for third on lap 15. At this point it appeared Nelson was well on his way to the win but cautions came out on laps 22 and 24, the second yellow setting up a two-lap dash for the cash. Nelson led at the white flag but his car pushed severely and allowed Luellen to get up beside him. Meanwhile, Sachau snuck it in on the bottom in turn three as Nelson pushed up the track again. Sachau squared off the corner and beat Nelson to the line to [Read More]