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Yeack wins Willamette’s Modified Madness 50

By Ben Deatherage LEBANON, Ore. (June 25) – Kyle Yeack led the last 10 circuits in winning Saturday’s Modified Madness 50 special at Willamette Speedway. Sam Potter blazed the trail in the early going of the 50-lap Xtreme Motor Sports IMCA Modified feature. He was pressured by Kevin Roberts and the two would exchange the lead for several laps. Unfortunately, Potter and Roberts would collect one another on lap 18. That incident gave the lead to Matthew Drager. Drager was very fast and looked for his second win of the year, but a late-race caution changed the complexion of the contest. On the ensuing restart, Drager stayed in front but before too long was on the defense with Yeack in pursuit. Yeack made the pass for the top spot on lap 40 and held on for the final 10 laps to win his first IMCA Modified race of 2016 at Willamette. Drager was second, followed by Roberts in third, after being involved in the aforementioned inci­dent. Potter ended his evening in fourth while fifth finishing [Read More]

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Cohoon takes Tri-City Modified checkers

AUBURN, Mich. (June 24) – Chris Cohoon collected the first Main Street Seed and Supply IMCA Modified checkers of his career in front of a very full grandstand Friday at Tri-City Motor Speedway. Cohoon and Matt Szecsodi brought the field of 19 IMCA Modifieds to the green flag for their 20-lap affair. The two swapped the lead a number of times in the opening five laps before Cohoon was able to clear Szecsodi. Cohoon ran the bottom of the track as both Craig Vance and Arkansas driver Heath Grizzle would run the high side and started pressuring for the lead. Vance had a couple turns at the front before a late-race caution bunched the field for a final three-lap shootout. On the restart, Cohoon found himself holding off an three-wide battle for the win. On the final lap, Grizzle attempted to get to the high side and pass for the lead as he pulled a slide job on Vance, which slowed them both up and allowed Cohoon to hold on for his first-ever Modified feature win [Read More]

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Schweikart takes first-ever PASS win at Path Valley 

SPRING RUN, Pa. (June 25) – Dale Schweikart drove from the sixth starting spot to pick up his first-ever Pennsylvania Sprint Series win Saturday at Path Valley Speedway. Schweikart used the low groove to overtake veteran Ryan Lynn and move into the top spot, Lynn still managed a second place finish with a contact lens folded over in one eye for much of the race. Drew Ritchey, Zack Newlin and Scott Ellerman rounded out the top five. Schweikart has been with PASS since 2013, running IMCA RaceSaver Sprint Cars mostly at Clinton County and Path Valley, where he had a string of third-place finishes in recent races. His racing resume also includes several seasons in an Xtreme Motor Sports IMCA Modified. Feature results – 1. Dale Schweikart; 2. Ryan Lynn; 3. Drew Ritchey; 4. Zack Newlin; 5. Scott Ellerman; 6. Kyle Ganoe; 7. Cale Reigle; 8. Bobby Sandt Jr.; 9. John Martin; 10. Geoff Gill; 11. Randy Sterling; 12. Dave Guss Jr.; 13. Jake Thornton; 14. Mike Alleman; 15. Kirsten Hess; 16. Tyler Reeser; 17. Dave [Read More]

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Goedert wins Late Model thriller at Dubuque 

By Jerry Mackey DUBUQUE, Iowa (June 26) – Sunday night’s racing action at the Dubuque County Fairgrounds Speedway featured plenty of wheel-to-wheel excitement right down to the checkered flag in all four divisions. The headliner of the night was the 25-lap feature for the Out Pace Racing Products IMCA Late Models. The final two laps saw the lead swapped four times between Luke Goedert and Joel Callahan. The final lap saw the leaders battling each other as they encountered lapped traffic. Goedert was able to stick his no. 44 Late Model to the bottom and come to the checkers with a car length win over Callahan. Dan Shelliam joined the lead pack late in the race and settled for a very close third place finish. The Merfeld Brothers IMCA Modified feature saw Monroe, Wis., driver Derrick Thompson score his first-ever Dubuque Speedway win. Thompson found the high side of the smooth track to his liking as he rode the extreme high line to the win over Ryan DeShaw and Matt Gansen. The GSI Collision Specialists [Read More]

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Gemmill garners Dodge City honors

By Lonnie Wheatley DODGE CITY, Kan. (June 25) – Brendon Gemmill turned in a dominant performance to capture his first 20-lap Xtreme Motor Sports IMCA Modified feature win of the year during Saturday’s H&H Roofing Night atop the 3/8-mile Dodge City Raceway Park clay oval. Gemmill started the 20-lap IMCA Modified feature event from the front row outside and led through­out to capture the win by nearly a straightaway. After a pair of incidents eliminated one-third of the 21-car field before a lap was completed, Gem­mill gunned into the lead and was a straightaway ahead of Tracy Link and Ryan Heger when the caution flew after eight laps. While his lead was erased, Gemmill wasted little time reestablishing his advantage and held it to the line. In his wake, Heger raced into second and held the spot the rest of the way with Link, Tom Beavers and William Nusser rounding out the top five. In the 12-lap IMCA SportMod main event, Jeff Kaup took over at the midway point and raced on to his third victory [Read More]

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Pickett prevails in Boone Stock Car feature 

BOONE, Iowa (June 25) – Saturday’s racing at the Boone Speedway saw three drivers stepping into victory lane for the first time, while another returned for the third and fourth time. Tyler Pickett finally got the elusive win in the IMCA Sunoco Stock Car division and Daniel Tasler won for the first time this season in the Karl Chevrolet Northern SportMods, as did Chad LeGere in the IMCA Sunoco Hobby Stocks. It took only four laps before eighth place starter Pickett gained the lead in a Stock Car feature that ran green to checkered.  Pickett never relinquished that top spot, keeping it to the flying checkers and the win. Jay Schmidt out fought Donavon Smith as they went second and third, respectively. Tasler started on the pole of the 18-lap Northern SportMod event and led all laps on the way to the win. Chad Ryerson chased Tasler for most of the race to take the runner-up spot. Third went to tenth starter, Randy Roberts. Another new winner came from the Hobby Stocks when LeGere put [Read More]

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Holladay powers to West Liberty win 

By Jerry Mackey WEST LIBERTY, Iowa (June 25) –The iWireless IMCA Late Model 25-lapper capped off the night’s racing action Saturday at West Liberty Raceway and Chad Holladay scored his third win of the season on a very high-speed track. The high humidity made for a heavy, fast track and the Shepherd Engine-powered Late Model of Hol­laday found the conditions to his liking as he took command early from race leader Ron Boyse and went on to score an impressive win. Andy Eckrich made a late race run to finish se­cond ahead of Boyse. The Performance Concepts IMCA Modifieds continue to thrill the West Liberty Raceway fans with great racing and Saturday night’s main event was another nail biter. Jerry Luloff came away the winner breaking a two-year winless drought at West Liberty. The win was a very hard-fought one as Luloff had to fight off eventual second place finisher Chris Zogg and a fast closing Bruce Hanford at the finish line. Dalton Simonsen scored his fourth Weikert Iron & Metal IMCA Northern SportMod win. [Read More]

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Winebarger is fastest on Fast Friday 

By Ben Deatherage COTTAGE GROVE, Ore. (June 24) – Collen Winebarger was fastest on the second Fast Friday of the season at Cottage Grove Speedway. Nearly 30 Xtreme Motor Sports IMCA Modifieds were checked in and Brian Thompson showed the way early. Thompson blazed the trail in the first handful of laps but was never able to get out to a large lead due to several cautions. Shortly after a sixth lap restart Thompson was overtaken by Winebarger, who maintained the top position for much of the race despite ensuing cautions. Winebarger was briefly out of the lead on lap 23 only for the yellow to come back out before the lap was complete. Winebarger stayed in front after the final restart and held on to win his second race at Cottage Grove in 2016. Mark Wauge was a close second, followed by Curtis Towns, Braedon Hand and Eric Ashley. Wauge set fast time for the night and also won the trophy dash.

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Gustin scores career first, Smock win $1K at Independence

By Bucky Doren INDEPENDENCE, Iowa (June 25) – Jenae Gustin scored her first career IMCA Modified feature win Saturday at Independence Motor Speedway while Travis Smock netted a $1,000 IMCA Late Model payday on Peoples Company Night. Brandon Maitland moved into the lead on lap two of the Performance Bodies Modified “A” main. The young gun protected the bottom once he assumed the lead. The rookie Gustin worked her way into second completing lap number five. After running a handful of laps trying to find a way underneath Maitland, she moved to the high line. Gustin worked into the lead by the halfway point, and she was able to drive off to her first ever IMCA Modified win. Maitland settled for second. His brother Ryan finished third. Ronn Lau­ritzen came from 17th starting to fourth, followed by J.D. Auringer. “I think Independence (Motor Speedway) and Marshalltown (Speedway) has the toughest competi­tion in the state,” Gustin said from victory lane, “so to win our first here means a lot. I can’t thank everyone enough.” Smock scored the [Read More]

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Murray captures IMCA Modified victory at Marshalltown

MARSHALLTOWN, Iowa (June 24) – Jacob Murray captured his third win in the Xtreme Motor Sports IMCA Modifieds while Donavon Smith picked up another victory in the IMCA Sunoco Stock Cars Friday at Marshalltoewn Speedway. Joey Schaefer won for the first time in the Karl Chevrolet Northern SportMod division and Eric Stanton got back on track, winning the IMCA Sunoco Hobby Stock feature. Murray started ninth in the Modified feature. He put his no. 48J ride to the topside and reeled in the front running cars quickly.  When a yellow flew at lap four, Murray was already sitting in third place behind Jake Strayer and leader Jenae Gustin. When the race restarted, Murray put it to the top again, and passed both Strayer and Gustin and was scored the leader at lap five.  From there on, he shook off all challenges and swept to the win, his third of the season.  Richie Gustin, who did not run his heat race, and had to start dead last in 20th spot, flew through the pack to finish as [Read More]