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DeYoung is tops at Tri-City

AUBURN, Mich. (July 10) – Myron DeYoung checked in at the pit shack and then checked out on the rest of the Main Street Seed and Supply IMCA Modified field Friday at Tri-City Motor Speedway. Frank Evans III paced the field to green flag and led the first half of the race. Point leader DeYoung found some room on the bottom of the track and took the lead on lap 10. The man chasing DeYoung in the point standing, A.J. Ward, made his way through the pack and tried making a move but had his hands full with Todd Matheson. When it was all said and done, nobody could find away pass DeYoung and he took the no. 7D to victory lane at Auburn for the third time this season. Finishing behind him were Ward in second, Matheson in third, Brenten DeYoung in fourth and Rusty Zeigler, who was involved in an early crash, in fifth.

Serbus sprints to Grams Memorial Night checkers

ARLINGTON, Minn. (July 11) – Liberty Station sponsored Dan Grams Memorial Night, in honor of a young man who raced Sprint Cars at Arlington Raceway and lost his life in a car accident three years ago. Trevor Serbus is on a roll, as he won the Dan Grams Memorial feature for 95.7 The Rock IMCA RaceSaver Sprint Cars. Jordan Wilmes was the first lap leader but a caution came out on the second circuit. On the restart, Serbus took the lead and never looked back. Jesse Cripe passed Wilmes on the backstretch on the last lap to take second. After Trent Loverude and Chad Porter took turns in the lead, Clint Hatlestad took charge and took the checkers in the MN 93 IMCA Modified main event. Dan Mackenthun raced from outside row five to win the B&B Racing Chassis IMCA Stock Car feature. Cory Probst was the third and final Eckblad Trucking IMCA Hobby Stock leader. Josh Larsen won his first feature of the season in the Unhinged Pizza IMCA Northern SportMods. Tenth starting Nate [Read More]

Smith in a groove at I-90

By Steve Zwemke HARTFORD, S.D. (July 11) – Colin Smith of Sheldon, Iowa is in his first year of racing IMCA RaceSaver Sprint Cars but it’s taken him very little time to get comfortable behind the wheel. Smith came up through go-karts before getting involved in micro sprint racing in Iowa. The opportunity to move up another rung came when veteran racer Bill Boles sold his car to the Smiths. Boles has been there all the way to provide advice and encouragement and Smith won his first IMCA RaceSaver feature in just his third start at I-90 Speedway. He has been the points leader for much of the season and, on Saturday, won his second feature in a row and his third overall after leading all 20 laps – just another example of how Smith is finding his groove in the new class.

Chapman catches Gullion for Sprint Series of Nebraska checkers

COLUMBUS, Neb. (July 9) – Toby Chapman was the winner when Mother Nature finally let the Sprint Series of Nebraska do battle Thursday at US 30 Speedway. Adam Gullion started on the pole position, and kept the lead most of the IMCA Eagle Motorsports RaceSaver Sprint Car main event. Chapman finally worked his way to the front and pulled away for the win. Tyler Drueke, Trevor Grossenbacher and Shayle Bade rounded out the top five. Jason Martin came from dead last to finish seventh and collected the hard charger award. Feature results – 1. Toby Chapman; 2. Adam Gullion; 3. Tyler Drueke; 4. Trevor Grossenbacher; 5. Shayle Bade; 6. Doug Lovegrove; 7. Jason Martin; 8. Terry Richards; 9. Shon Pointer; 10. Matt Richards; 11. Clint Benson; 12. Ryan King; 13. Keith Dragoo; 14. Blain Petersen; 15. Joey Danley; 16. Jason Rakes; 17. Dwight Carter; 18. Justin Hanson.

Whitman finds victory lane at 141

By Greg Aregoni FRANCIS CREEK, Wis. (July 11) – He may not be in championship contention this year but Johnny Whitman showed why he is still a force to be reckoned with. Whitman picked up his second win of the season Saturday at 141 Speedway in the Xtreme Motor Sports IMCA Modifieds. Luke Lemmens started on the pole for the 20-car, 21-lap feature. He led the opening lap before giving way to Brandon Long up top. Long rode the top around the 1/3 mile with Lemmens in tow. This opened up the bottom for Whitman to come from his ninth starting spot to third by lap four. He tracked down the duo quickly and made the pass for the lead down low on lap 10. Whitman dominated the last half of the caution-free race to pick up his second win of the season. Long beat Lemmens for second in the race-long duel. Other winners included John Heinz in the IMCA Sunoco Stock Cars, Josh Lambert in the Karl Chevrolet Northern SportMods and Scott Johnson in [Read More]

Stultz stars in CSP Summer Sizzle

By Lonnie Wheatley PEORIA, Ariz. (July 11) – Steve Stultz stole the spotlight by winning Saturday night’s IMCA Modified feature that headlined the fourth annual Summer Sizzle event atop the 1/3-mile Canyon Speedway Park clay oval. Stultz raced from the front row outside to capture his first 9th World Vapor IMCA Modified win ahead of Bubba Stafford with points leader Garrett Funk climbing from 12th to capture the show position. Jason Noll and John Parmeley rounded out the top five.

Pederson leads every lap at North Platte

By Kelly Ninas NORTH PLATTE, Neb. (July 11) – Dave Pederson, Jamey Kennicutt, Kyle Werkmeister, Jacob Olmstead and Erik Nelson all punched their tickets to the winner’s circle Saturday evening at Lincoln County Raceway. Cashing in on his great starting spot on the grid, Pederson led every lap of the Xtreme Motor Sports IMCA Modified feature to earn the victory. Mike Densberger made the pass for second place with two laps to go. Grabbing the lead on the sixth lap and never looking back, Kennicutt claimed top honors in the Karl Chevrolet Northern SportMod main. Making his way through the pack, Chad Dolan wheeled his hot rod to the runner-up finish after starting deep in the field. Winning the IMCA Sunoco Stock Car feature was a test of perseverance for Werkmeister, who led every lap during the showcase event. Werkmeister was involved in an incident on the waning laps, but it wasn’t enough to hamper his winning efforts. Crossing the line in second was Mikey Dancer. Continuing his dream season, Olmstead grabbed the lead of [Read More]

Cole captures fifth Tri-State trophy

By Rob Nugent POCOLA, Okla. (July 11) – Tate Cole took home his fifth Xtreme Motor Sports IMCA Modified feature winner’s trophy of the season Saturday from Tri-State Speedway. Anthony Reeves was second and third was Kent Bright. First-time winners were Shannon Cox in the IMCA Sunoco Stock Cars and Cody Rongey in the IMCA SportMods. Mike Wiseman and Chris Patterson rounded out the Stock Car top three. Aaron Scroggins was second and Ken McCarty third in the SportMod headliner.

Second straight for Schmidt at Shawano

By Scott Owen SHAWANO, Wis. (July 11) – A big crowd turned out in support of the Shawano Speedway’s fifth edition of Racing for a Reason. Jamie Schmidt made it two in a row in the IMCA Modifieds. Travis Van Straten ran his win streak to eight in a row in the IMCA Sunoco Stock Cars and Lucas Lamberies won his third of the year in the Karl Chevrolet Northern SportMods. Schmidt was dominant in winning last week’s Modified feature and he backed it up this week. He went three wide through turns three and four and raced from sixth to the lead on the opening lap and led the entire 20-lap race. Jerry Wilinski moved from 10th to finish second. Marcus Yarie started 15th and finished third. Luke Uttecht and Steven Stewart enjoyed brief stints at the front of the Stock Car field before Van Straten took over on lap four. Van Straten quickly built up a big lead en route to his eighth win in a row and ninth local win overall this season. Runner-up was Dan Michonski [Read More]

VanderMark first in Crystal feature

CRYSTAL, Mich. (July 11) – Gary VanderMark was first across the stripe in Saturday’s Allstar Performance IMCA Modified feature at Crystal Motor Speedway. Brady Hollenbeck wasted no time in gaining the lead while VanderMark, Vern Buskirk, Johnny DeYoung and Chance Hoppes dueled for second and third. Hollenbeck led the event until the white flag lap when VanderMark edged under him to take the lead and the win.