Winston is cancelled for Friday April 7th. We will run the $500 to win Kenny B. Memorial plus $300 to win for Warriors next week.
Motorcycle races at I-96 have also been cancelled tonight.
Friday, May 7, 2010
Mid Michigan Raceway Park: Cancels
Due to weather conditions, the races for tonight at Mid-Michigan Raceway Park are Cancelled....
Thank you,
Mike Myers
MMRP
Thank you,
Mike Myers
MMRP
Thursday, May 6, 2010
Do You want to Race Kyle Busch?
NASCAR Sprint Cup, The Grand Rapids Press »
NASCAR Sprint Cup's Kyle Busch will take on local fans in go-kart race at Craig's Cruisers
By Steve Kaminski
The Grand Rapids Press
Kyle Busch is coming off his first NASCAR Sprint Cup win of the season. Think you can beat him in a go-kart?Jeff Gordon had no luck holding off Kyle Busch in Saturday's NASCAR Sprint Cup race at Richmond.
Local drivers soon will find out if they can do better against one of NASCAR’s most exciting and controversial stars.
Busch, who won for the first time this season with late-race heroics at Richmond, is headed to Craig Cruisers, 5730 Clyde Park Ave. SW, in Wyoming on May 11 to participate in a go-kart race against local fans.
Michigan International Speedway officials are bringing the 25-year old Las Vegas native to West Michigan to help promote the June 13 Helluva Good Sour Cream Dips 400.
Busch will make a pit stop at Craig’s Cruisers, which includes an indoor go-kart track. Local fans will have an opportunity to test their skills against him.
Qualifying will run 9 to 11 a.m., and the cost is $5 per driver.
“We will then take the 12 fastest-qualifying times and they will be entered into a feature race against Kyle Busch. They will have the chance to race against him,” MIS public relations director Dennis Worden said.
Busch will take on the field of local drivers at 2 p.m. and will participate in a question-and-answer session with fans following the race.
Busch, who drives the No. 18 Joe Gibbs Racing M&M’s Toyota, has 16 career victories. He is fifth overall in the Sprint Cup points standings heading into this weekend’s race at Darlington.
“What a great chance for our fans to have the opportunity to race against Kyle Busch,” MIS president Roger Curtis said in a news release. “Kyle is one of NASCAR’s top-tier drivers, and we appreciate him giving us his time to participate in this event and provide 12 lucky fans ... the once-in-a-lifetime experience to race against him. It will be a fun day.”
A 13th spot in the field will be guaranteed to the fan who comes closest to guessing the number of M&M’s in a 20-inch vase located in the MIS ticket office in Brooklyn. Fans may stop by 8:30 to 5 p.m. each day this week. The winner will be announced at 5 p.m. May 10.
Busch is no stranger to West Michigan and will return to compete in the June 15 Rowdy’s Revenge 251 at Berlin Raceway in Marne. He also established the Kyle Busch Foundation after visiting St. John’s Home in Grand Rapids while in town to race at Berlin in 2007. St. John's is among the organization's benefactors.
NASCAR Sprint Cup's Kyle Busch will take on local fans in go-kart race at Craig's Cruisers
By Steve Kaminski
The Grand Rapids Press
Kyle Busch is coming off his first NASCAR Sprint Cup win of the season. Think you can beat him in a go-kart?Jeff Gordon had no luck holding off Kyle Busch in Saturday's NASCAR Sprint Cup race at Richmond.
Local drivers soon will find out if they can do better against one of NASCAR’s most exciting and controversial stars.
Busch, who won for the first time this season with late-race heroics at Richmond, is headed to Craig Cruisers, 5730 Clyde Park Ave. SW, in Wyoming on May 11 to participate in a go-kart race against local fans.
Michigan International Speedway officials are bringing the 25-year old Las Vegas native to West Michigan to help promote the June 13 Helluva Good Sour Cream Dips 400.
Busch will make a pit stop at Craig’s Cruisers, which includes an indoor go-kart track. Local fans will have an opportunity to test their skills against him.
Qualifying will run 9 to 11 a.m., and the cost is $5 per driver.
“We will then take the 12 fastest-qualifying times and they will be entered into a feature race against Kyle Busch. They will have the chance to race against him,” MIS public relations director Dennis Worden said.
Busch will take on the field of local drivers at 2 p.m. and will participate in a question-and-answer session with fans following the race.
Busch, who drives the No. 18 Joe Gibbs Racing M&M’s Toyota, has 16 career victories. He is fifth overall in the Sprint Cup points standings heading into this weekend’s race at Darlington.
“What a great chance for our fans to have the opportunity to race against Kyle Busch,” MIS president Roger Curtis said in a news release. “Kyle is one of NASCAR’s top-tier drivers, and we appreciate him giving us his time to participate in this event and provide 12 lucky fans ... the once-in-a-lifetime experience to race against him. It will be a fun day.”
A 13th spot in the field will be guaranteed to the fan who comes closest to guessing the number of M&M’s in a 20-inch vase located in the MIS ticket office in Brooklyn. Fans may stop by 8:30 to 5 p.m. each day this week. The winner will be announced at 5 p.m. May 10.
Busch is no stranger to West Michigan and will return to compete in the June 15 Rowdy’s Revenge 251 at Berlin Raceway in Marne. He also established the Kyle Busch Foundation after visiting St. John’s Home in Grand Rapids while in town to race at Berlin in 2007. St. John's is among the organization's benefactors.
Saluting The Top Five of the Week
Checkered Flags: Dustin Daggett's domination at Crystal Motor Speedway continues
By Steve Kaminski
The Grand Rapids Press
Most tracks across the state are opening up, and I want to honor drivers for their successes.
I will be saluting five Michigan drivers each week, and I'm looking for your input. Drop me an e-mail at stevekracer@aol.com and tell me about a driver who is excelling. I'm looking for feedback from track promoters as well as fans and drivers.
Most tracks run either Friday or Saturday night, so please send the information by Monday evening. Please include the driver’s name, hometown and highlights, and attach a photo if you have one.
If a driver makes the list one week, then that driver won’t be eligible for it the next. No one can go back-to-back. This will enable us to shine the spotlight on more drivers.
Here are this week's honorees:
Dustin Daggett, Portland
Daggett won Saturday night’s 25-lap SOD Sprints on Dirt feature race at Crystal Motor Speedway, giving him his 10th Crystal victory in his last 11 starts dating back to September of 2006. Daggett was voted last year's MLive.com Finish Line Driver of the Year.
Travis Eddy, Midland
Berlin Raceway debuted its Modified division Saturday night, and Eddy won the 50-lap feature. He also won the April 24 feature at Auto City. Eddy is the son of Mike Eddy, the former American Speed Association standout.
David Grega, Fruitport
Grega won both Bomber division feature races at Winston Speedway on Saturday night after taking top honors at Thunderbird Raceway on Friday. Grega already has five wins at the two tracks combined this season.
Eric Lee, Clinton Township
Flat Rock Speedway’s two-time defending Late Model champion opened the 2010 season by winning Saturday night’s 50-lap feature race.
Terry Senneker Jr., Wayland
Captured the checkered flag in Saturday night’s Intimidator 100 Late Model feature race at Kalamazoo Speedway. Senneker is back racing for the Holland-based Terry Gentry Racing team.
By Steve Kaminski
The Grand Rapids Press
Most tracks across the state are opening up, and I want to honor drivers for their successes.
I will be saluting five Michigan drivers each week, and I'm looking for your input. Drop me an e-mail at stevekracer@aol.com and tell me about a driver who is excelling. I'm looking for feedback from track promoters as well as fans and drivers.
Most tracks run either Friday or Saturday night, so please send the information by Monday evening. Please include the driver’s name, hometown and highlights, and attach a photo if you have one.
If a driver makes the list one week, then that driver won’t be eligible for it the next. No one can go back-to-back. This will enable us to shine the spotlight on more drivers.
Here are this week's honorees:
Dustin Daggett, Portland
Daggett won Saturday night’s 25-lap SOD Sprints on Dirt feature race at Crystal Motor Speedway, giving him his 10th Crystal victory in his last 11 starts dating back to September of 2006. Daggett was voted last year's MLive.com Finish Line Driver of the Year.
Travis Eddy, Midland
Berlin Raceway debuted its Modified division Saturday night, and Eddy won the 50-lap feature. He also won the April 24 feature at Auto City. Eddy is the son of Mike Eddy, the former American Speed Association standout.
David Grega, Fruitport
Grega won both Bomber division feature races at Winston Speedway on Saturday night after taking top honors at Thunderbird Raceway on Friday. Grega already has five wins at the two tracks combined this season.
Eric Lee, Clinton Township
Flat Rock Speedway’s two-time defending Late Model champion opened the 2010 season by winning Saturday night’s 50-lap feature race.
Terry Senneker Jr., Wayland
Captured the checkered flag in Saturday night’s Intimidator 100 Late Model feature race at Kalamazoo Speedway. Senneker is back racing for the Holland-based Terry Gentry Racing team.
Johnn Benson Returning to Berlin
Weekend preview: Johnny Benson returns to Berlin Raceway for first time since crash
By Steve Kaminski
The Grand Rapids Press
May 06, 2010, 9:00AM
By Steve Kaminski
The Grand Rapids Press
May 06, 2010, 9:00AM
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
Martin dragway, Berlin Raceway go old-school
Martin dragway, Berlin Raceway go old-school with Chi-Town Hustler and Johnny Benson
By Steve Kaminski
The Grand Rapids Press
The Chi-Town Hustler will be at U.S. 131 Motorsports Park in Martin on Friday and Saturday for the Thunder Nationals.Call it throwback weekend.
The Chi-Town Hustler will be back at U.S. 131 Motorsports Park in Martin for the Thunder Nationals on Friday and Saturday, and Grand Rapids native Johnny Benson Jr. is returning to Berlin Raceway for Saturday night's 7 p.m. CRA Super Series 125-lapper.
Timeout a second.
Is this 2010 or 1988?
Visit Youtube.com, and you can find a video of the Hustler tearing down Martin's quarter-mile in a match race against the Flashback Corvette Jet from 22 years ago, back when Wayne Minick was racing it.
You probably recall that Benson quickly was developing into an area short-track standout in 1988, which eventually led to NASCAR Nationwide and Camping World Truck championships and an eight-year Cup career.
How well do you really know your short track and drag racing, though? Do you think you know everything there is to know about Benson and the Hustler?
Let me hit you up with a pop quiz before the first big weekend of the season gets under way in West Michigan.
It's only two questions.
No. 1 -- True or false: It was Benson's father who encouraged his son to go dirt track racing in the early 1980s when Benson announced he would race for the first time -- the elder Benson figured it would be the best possible education for a young driver looking to build a racing career?
Actually, that answer is false, even though local legend has it that that's why Benson went dirt track racing. Guys like me probably helped push that myth along, too.
Sorry about that, because Benson said it was his idea to go dirt racing and he really didn't have any intentions of building a racing career at the time.
"We were building a lot of dirt cars," said Benson, who was working out of his dad's shop, Benson Speed Equipment. "We didn't race any through the company. At the time, I rode dirt bikes and enjoyed running on the dirt, and we had customers to help. I really wanted to learn a little more about the cars to tell the truth.
"At the time, I was working with my dad and I understood the asphalt cars and knew what the customers wanted. Sometimes, the dirt guys would call and I didn't understand what they needed, other than me making calls. I ran three years on it. I had a great time."
No. 2 -- True or false: Indiana drag racer Troy Martin is racing the original 1977 Rislone Chi-Town Hustler Dodge?
If you said true, then I got you again. Don't feel bad, though, because Martin went through great lengths to make sure it looks like the original.
"I bought the original Hustler off of Bob Gibson who works with the NHRA safety safari team in 2002 or 2003, and I did some restoration on it," Martin said. "We raced the original car up until 2008. Then, with all the safety requirements and the speeds going, we parked the original.
"We built a new one just like the old one. We built a brand new body using a mold off the old one. I bought all the models and found pictures of the car to get as much detail in the car as we could. It's drives a lot better and it's lot safer."
OK, enough about the past. Benson will compete in his first race at Berlin since his fiery crash in an International Supermodified Association feature last June 13 that left him in serious condition with multiple injuries.
He has healed up fine and was back in a Late Model testing during Berlin's April 10 test-and-tune, and he said returning to the track for the first time was no big deal.
Benson will race friend Kyle Busch's CRA car Saturday. Busch will return to Berlin on June 15, and Benson is breaking in the car for him.
Martin's Thunder Nationals event has gotten so big that it is going to two nights this spring. The Mountain Motor Pro Stocks are the featured class.
The program also will include alcohol dragsters, Nostalgia Nitro Funny Cars and the Queen of Diamonds Jet Dragster. Qualifying is 5, 7 and 9 p.m. Friday, and eliminations begin 4 p.m. Saturday.
It will seem like old times.
By Steve Kaminski
The Grand Rapids Press
The Chi-Town Hustler will be at U.S. 131 Motorsports Park in Martin on Friday and Saturday for the Thunder Nationals.Call it throwback weekend.
The Chi-Town Hustler will be back at U.S. 131 Motorsports Park in Martin for the Thunder Nationals on Friday and Saturday, and Grand Rapids native Johnny Benson Jr. is returning to Berlin Raceway for Saturday night's 7 p.m. CRA Super Series 125-lapper.
Timeout a second.
Is this 2010 or 1988?
Visit Youtube.com, and you can find a video of the Hustler tearing down Martin's quarter-mile in a match race against the Flashback Corvette Jet from 22 years ago, back when Wayne Minick was racing it.
You probably recall that Benson quickly was developing into an area short-track standout in 1988, which eventually led to NASCAR Nationwide and Camping World Truck championships and an eight-year Cup career.
How well do you really know your short track and drag racing, though? Do you think you know everything there is to know about Benson and the Hustler?
Let me hit you up with a pop quiz before the first big weekend of the season gets under way in West Michigan.
It's only two questions.
No. 1 -- True or false: It was Benson's father who encouraged his son to go dirt track racing in the early 1980s when Benson announced he would race for the first time -- the elder Benson figured it would be the best possible education for a young driver looking to build a racing career?
Actually, that answer is false, even though local legend has it that that's why Benson went dirt track racing. Guys like me probably helped push that myth along, too.
Sorry about that, because Benson said it was his idea to go dirt racing and he really didn't have any intentions of building a racing career at the time.
"We were building a lot of dirt cars," said Benson, who was working out of his dad's shop, Benson Speed Equipment. "We didn't race any through the company. At the time, I rode dirt bikes and enjoyed running on the dirt, and we had customers to help. I really wanted to learn a little more about the cars to tell the truth.
"At the time, I was working with my dad and I understood the asphalt cars and knew what the customers wanted. Sometimes, the dirt guys would call and I didn't understand what they needed, other than me making calls. I ran three years on it. I had a great time."
No. 2 -- True or false: Indiana drag racer Troy Martin is racing the original 1977 Rislone Chi-Town Hustler Dodge?
If you said true, then I got you again. Don't feel bad, though, because Martin went through great lengths to make sure it looks like the original.
"I bought the original Hustler off of Bob Gibson who works with the NHRA safety safari team in 2002 or 2003, and I did some restoration on it," Martin said. "We raced the original car up until 2008. Then, with all the safety requirements and the speeds going, we parked the original.
"We built a new one just like the old one. We built a brand new body using a mold off the old one. I bought all the models and found pictures of the car to get as much detail in the car as we could. It's drives a lot better and it's lot safer."
OK, enough about the past. Benson will compete in his first race at Berlin since his fiery crash in an International Supermodified Association feature last June 13 that left him in serious condition with multiple injuries.
He has healed up fine and was back in a Late Model testing during Berlin's April 10 test-and-tune, and he said returning to the track for the first time was no big deal.
Benson will race friend Kyle Busch's CRA car Saturday. Busch will return to Berlin on June 15, and Benson is breaking in the car for him.
Martin's Thunder Nationals event has gotten so big that it is going to two nights this spring. The Mountain Motor Pro Stocks are the featured class.
The program also will include alcohol dragsters, Nostalgia Nitro Funny Cars and the Queen of Diamonds Jet Dragster. Qualifying is 5, 7 and 9 p.m. Friday, and eliminations begin 4 p.m. Saturday.
It will seem like old times.
West Michigan Racing - YOU TUBE VIDEOS
I have created a central location where I will be posting videos that are on YOU TUBE of West Michigan area tracks and drivers. Check out the Play lists for area tracks. They will be updated frequently.Click on the "YOU TUBE" banner to take a look.
Lots of Action Planned for This Weekend
Berlin Raceway
Fri. 7
CRA / All Division Open Practice (5-9 p.m.)
Free
Sat. 8
Triple Threat Night - CRA Super Series
with Johnny Benson, Jr.
Keyser's Port City Racing 125
Modifieds-35, 4-Cylinders-15/20
I-96 Speedway
Friday - AMA District 14 Motor Cycle Races
Saturday - Full Program with $1 hot dogs, beer and pop.
Crystal Motor Speedway
Saturday
FULL SHOW & 4 CYL SLED RACE LM, PS, PT, IMCA, SS, FS 7:30
Orleans Raceway
Fri May 7 FS MS SS HS PS OM
Mid- Michigan Raceway Park
7 Mothers Day Special (Free General Adm. For Moms) Full Show (LM,MOD,PS/PT,SS,4CYL)
Monday, May 3, 2010
I-96 Speedway: May 1st
Street Stocks-12 cars
Heats-Smith, G.Vandermark
Feature-
Aaron Wolf
Mike Vandermark
Richard Hyvarinen
Cody Denny
Hilary Smith
Joel Hummel
4 cylinders-24 cars
Heats-Rumsey, Pearson, Whitten
B Main-Greg Pinard
Feature
Dan Riemerma
Scott Rumsey
Paul Namey
Randy Whitten
Jason Feutz
UMP Mods-26 cars
Heats - Olger, Robinson, T. Stemler
B Main-Guinn-17cars
Feature
Rusty Griffaw-Festus MO.
Mark Anderson
Travis Stemler
Jared Guinn
Zach Olger
Dave Baker
UMP Late Models-24 cars
Heats-Neiser,Thirlby,Wing
Patterson Jr,-12 cars
Feature
Roger Wing
Zach Olger
Brandon Thirlby
Dona Marcoullier
Eric Spnagler
Rich Neisser
TRever Sloan
Bry Sloan
Skid Moudy
Heats-Smith, G.Vandermark
Feature-
Aaron Wolf
Mike Vandermark
Richard Hyvarinen
Cody Denny
Hilary Smith
Joel Hummel
4 cylinders-24 cars
Heats-Rumsey, Pearson, Whitten
B Main-Greg Pinard
Feature
Dan Riemerma
Scott Rumsey
Paul Namey
Randy Whitten
Jason Feutz
UMP Mods-26 cars
Heats - Olger, Robinson, T. Stemler
B Main-Guinn-17cars
Feature
Rusty Griffaw-Festus MO.
Mark Anderson
Travis Stemler
Jared Guinn
Zach Olger
Dave Baker
UMP Late Models-24 cars
Heats-Neiser,Thirlby,Wing
Patterson Jr,-12 cars
Feature
Roger Wing
Zach Olger
Brandon Thirlby
Dona Marcoullier
Eric Spnagler
Rich Neisser
TRever Sloan
Bry Sloan
Skid Moudy
Berlin Raceway: May 1st
Eddy’s Modified Champion of the Night
Rain forces completion of remainder races
Marne, MI— The 60th Anniversary Season was finally kicked off for Berlin Raceway, after raining skies postponed opening night last weekend. Anxious fans and drives came out in hope of an enjoyable night of racing, but the rainy weather would once again be a hindrance for Berlin fans. Numerous heat races were completed and #78 Travis Eddy won the Model Coverall Modified Features Race. With cloudier skies developing, rain would once again force the completion of the event.
The first race of the season for the Model Coverall Modified’s featured the #78 of Travis Eddy and #8 Billy Eppink on the front row. The first lap wasn’t even complete when the yellow flag came out; the #6 car of Ben Kleis spun out. A complete start was necessary, after the restart Eddy and Eppink enjoyed a comfortable lead for first and second, while the #76 of Ryan Gruppen rounded up the top three. The 7th lap saw yet another caution, when the #8 of Billy Eppink caught on fire. Eppink did not suffer any injuries; however he would not return until the 18th lap. Eddy and Jones battled for 1st and 2nd, then in the 9th lap, the #2 of Kyle Jones took the lead from Eddy. The battle would continue for Jones and Eddy while the #12 of Brian Bergakker was in a comfortable 3rd. During the 31st lap Eddy used lap traffic to make up ground on Jones, but to no avail. Jones continued to lead with 10 laps to go, the action was bumper to bumper. Eddy finally passed Jones with three laps remaining. Victory lane belonged to the #78 of Eddy, Jones would come in second, and Bergakker would finish in 3rd. #44 Jordan Dalhke, #97 Mike Bursley, #61 Brad Springer, #6 Ben Kleis, #9 Steve Curry, #9 Ryan Gruppen, and #99 Mark Fliearman rounded up the top ten.
Due to the forecasted rain and the slick conditions on the track, the event was deemed rain shortened, but completed.
Up next at Berlin Raceway is Keyser’s Port City Racing CA 125. NASCAR star and local legend Johnny Benson, Jr., will be in action driving Kyle Busch’s #51 car. Model Coverall Modifieds and the Burnips Equipment 4 Cylinders will also take the track. Tickets are $15 for adults, $5 for children ages 6-12, the first race will start at 7pm.
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Marisela Rodriguez
Berlin Raceway
616.677.5000
Marisela@berlinraceway.com
Rain forces completion of remainder races
Marne, MI— The 60th Anniversary Season was finally kicked off for Berlin Raceway, after raining skies postponed opening night last weekend. Anxious fans and drives came out in hope of an enjoyable night of racing, but the rainy weather would once again be a hindrance for Berlin fans. Numerous heat races were completed and #78 Travis Eddy won the Model Coverall Modified Features Race. With cloudier skies developing, rain would once again force the completion of the event.
The first race of the season for the Model Coverall Modified’s featured the #78 of Travis Eddy and #8 Billy Eppink on the front row. The first lap wasn’t even complete when the yellow flag came out; the #6 car of Ben Kleis spun out. A complete start was necessary, after the restart Eddy and Eppink enjoyed a comfortable lead for first and second, while the #76 of Ryan Gruppen rounded up the top three. The 7th lap saw yet another caution, when the #8 of Billy Eppink caught on fire. Eppink did not suffer any injuries; however he would not return until the 18th lap. Eddy and Jones battled for 1st and 2nd, then in the 9th lap, the #2 of Kyle Jones took the lead from Eddy. The battle would continue for Jones and Eddy while the #12 of Brian Bergakker was in a comfortable 3rd. During the 31st lap Eddy used lap traffic to make up ground on Jones, but to no avail. Jones continued to lead with 10 laps to go, the action was bumper to bumper. Eddy finally passed Jones with three laps remaining. Victory lane belonged to the #78 of Eddy, Jones would come in second, and Bergakker would finish in 3rd. #44 Jordan Dalhke, #97 Mike Bursley, #61 Brad Springer, #6 Ben Kleis, #9 Steve Curry, #9 Ryan Gruppen, and #99 Mark Fliearman rounded up the top ten.
Due to the forecasted rain and the slick conditions on the track, the event was deemed rain shortened, but completed.
Up next at Berlin Raceway is Keyser’s Port City Racing CA 125. NASCAR star and local legend Johnny Benson, Jr., will be in action driving Kyle Busch’s #51 car. Model Coverall Modifieds and the Burnips Equipment 4 Cylinders will also take the track. Tickets are $15 for adults, $5 for children ages 6-12, the first race will start at 7pm.
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Marisela Rodriguez
Berlin Raceway
616.677.5000
Marisela@berlinraceway.com
Thunderbird Raceway:May 1st Top Five
Total Car Count -72
Late Models - 16 Cars
1 Kevin Nelson Jr.
2 Shawn Reed #07
3 Alan Vochaska #34
4 Phil Ausra #15
5 Lowell Webster #14
UMP Modifieds - 9 Cars
1 Jeff Erickson #1E
2 Andy Sprague #1s
3 Jacob Poel #82
4 Jeremy Holman #18
5 Jason Ferguson #33
Street Stock - 11 Cars
1 Jim Beltz #96
2 Derek Poland #13
3 John Lock #26
4 Mike Lynn #96
5 Josh Frye #5
Factory Stock/Bombers - 10 Cars
1 Dave Grega #97
2 Barry Mendendorp #9
3 Bruce Norwick Jr. #4
4 Mark Farber #6
5 James Lange #52
Thundercars - 5 Cars
Feature #1 Feature #2
1 Wayne Roe #20 1 Buck Spencer #2
2 Jason Ferguson #33 2 Jason Ferguson #33
3 Chris Schaub #69 3 Chris Schaub #69
4 Buck Spencer #2 4 Wayne Roe #20
5 Drue Bouwman #15 DNS: Drue Bouwman #15
Mini Stocks - 6 Cars
1 Mark Farber #6
2 Don Keech #27
3 Harley Farkle #2
4 Cody Moorman #33
5 Dean Barnhard #0
Warriors - 15 Cars
1 Nick Curtis #9
2 Rich Lieb #84
3 Jim Perry #4R
4 Ed Higgons #55H
5 Harley Farkle #58
http://www.thunderbirdraceway.net/Results/5_1_10.pdf
Late Models - 16 Cars
1 Kevin Nelson Jr.
2 Shawn Reed #07
3 Alan Vochaska #34
4 Phil Ausra #15
5 Lowell Webster #14
UMP Modifieds - 9 Cars
1 Jeff Erickson #1E
2 Andy Sprague #1s
3 Jacob Poel #82
4 Jeremy Holman #18
5 Jason Ferguson #33
Street Stock - 11 Cars
1 Jim Beltz #96
2 Derek Poland #13
3 John Lock #26
4 Mike Lynn #96
5 Josh Frye #5
Factory Stock/Bombers - 10 Cars
1 Dave Grega #97
2 Barry Mendendorp #9
3 Bruce Norwick Jr. #4
4 Mark Farber #6
5 James Lange #52
Thundercars - 5 Cars
Feature #1 Feature #2
1 Wayne Roe #20 1 Buck Spencer #2
2 Jason Ferguson #33 2 Jason Ferguson #33
3 Chris Schaub #69 3 Chris Schaub #69
4 Buck Spencer #2 4 Wayne Roe #20
5 Drue Bouwman #15 DNS: Drue Bouwman #15
Mini Stocks - 6 Cars
1 Mark Farber #6
2 Don Keech #27
3 Harley Farkle #2
4 Cody Moorman #33
5 Dean Barnhard #0
Warriors - 15 Cars
1 Nick Curtis #9
2 Rich Lieb #84
3 Jim Perry #4R
4 Ed Higgons #55H
5 Harley Farkle #58
http://www.thunderbirdraceway.net/Results/5_1_10.pdf
Sunday, May 2, 2010
A Night at the Races: Wide Open Throttle Magazine
Wide Open Throttle Magazine covered Winston Speedway on Friday April 30th.
Crystal Motor Speedway Winners Circle : May 1st
Make up Features: Saturday April 24th
Late Models: Kyle Borgman
Pro Trucks: Carl Thayer
IMCA Modifieds: Joey Fowler
May 1st Feature Winners
Late Models: Scott Haney
IMCA Modifieds: Cliff Denman
Pro Stocks: Jack Emmons Jr
Pro Trucks: Gary Dancer
Sprints on Dirt: Dustin Daggett
Late Models: Kyle Borgman
Pro Trucks: Carl Thayer
IMCA Modifieds: Joey Fowler
May 1st Feature Winners
Late Models: Scott Haney
IMCA Modifieds: Cliff Denman
Pro Stocks: Jack Emmons Jr
Pro Trucks: Gary Dancer
Sprints on Dirt: Dustin Daggett
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