Joey Coulter rallies at Berlin Raceway for his first ARCA win
Steve Kaminski
The Grand Rapids Press
MARNE -- The ARCA Racing Series already had nine first-time winners in the season’s first 11 races heading into Saturday’s action at Berlin Raceway.
Make that 10 first-timers in 12 races after Joey Coulter of Miami Springs, Fla., pulled out the victory in the ARCA Berlin 200.
Coulter led the final 55 laps and beat Patrick Sheltra and Steve Arpin for the win on the half-mile.
“It is really amazing,” Coulter said. “We have worked so hard the last couple of years and we have been so close so many times, especially at these short tracks. It is just awesome to be able to pull it together. These guys have worked so hard. These guys have done so much for me, and it is just so awesome to be able to get one for them.
“I’m so happy, I just don’t know what to say. This is for everybody. Mom, Dad, all the guys. The pit crew guys were awesome, and I had a lightning-fast pit stop tonight.”
Coulter, who entered the race ranked 10th in the points standings, is beginning to love the state of Michigan. He finished second overall in the June 11 Racing for Wildlife 200 at Michigan International Speedway in Brooklyn.
Saturday’s race was the 12th stop on ARCA’s 20-race schedule, and Brian Campbell of Wyoming made a bid for the victory. Campbell was making just his second career ARCA start and his first since 2004, when he finished third at Toledo Speedway.
Campbell landed a ride for the Berlin race when car owner Don DeWitt and his Zeeland-based D & B Motorsports team offered up the No. 24 Hantz Group-Wolverine Power Systems Chevrolet for the event. Campbell led once for 12 laps and ran in the top three most of the race before encountering late trouble.
Campbell, the son of 10-time Berlin track champion Fred Campbell, faded back to fourth in the opening laps. He quickly fought back and eventually overtook Sheltra for the lead on lap 133.
Campbell eventually ran into trouble on lap 145, when he spun out trying to avoid the spinning lapped car of points leader Justin Marks. That forced Campbell to give up the lead, and he lined up 10th on the restart.
He began climbing back through the field when he tangled with Frank Kimmel. Campbell damaged the front of his car and headed to the pits for good, finishing 23rd.
“I got into Frank,” Campbell said. “I hit his right rear going into (Turn 3), and he spun. It was my fault. I take full responsibility for it. Frank doesn’t deserve that. I will be shaking his hand and apologizing at the end of the race. I did not mean to do that.”
Berlin’s weekly Pro Stock division also ran, and two-time defending track champion Brian Tillema captured top honors in the 25-lap main.
Tillema outran Dave Hull and Weston Jewett for his fifth win of the season. He now leads the points standings by two over Jewett, who also has five wins.
Marc Coleman and Jewett won heat races, and Allen Davis set fast time.
Berlin will host a special Thursday race when the USAC Silver Crown Series competes in a 150-lapper. Action will begin at 7 p.m.
Saturday, August 7, 2010
Devos Wins "The Chet" at Berlin
Rockford's Tim DeVos holds off Johnny Benson Jr. to win The Chet at Berlin Raceway
Steve Kaminski
The Grand Rapids Press
MARNE -- Tim DeVos had Johnny Benson Jr. digging underneath him and Ross Meeuwsen trying to power around him during the waning laps of The Chet on Friday night at Berlin Raceway.
The veteran Late Model stock car driver from Rockford found relief in front of him, though.
DeVos slipped in and out of lapped traffic during the final laps and escaped with the victory in the 125-lap race. DeVos beat Benson by 0.544 seconds, followed by Meeuwsen and Chris Anthony, and won The Chet for the second time and first since 2005.
DeVos, Benson and Meeuwsen saved their tires during the first half of the race before making their moves. Benson took the lead from Anthony on lap 73 before DeVos motored around Benson on lap 84. DeVos led the rest of the way but couldn't pull away from Benson. Meeuwsen came up to challenge both of them.
"Holy crap, Johnny did make it easy on me," DeVos said. "At the end, I was glad to see that pack. As long as I could see that pack, there was no way anyone was going three-deep high or low, not as slippery and bad as those cars are at that point. I was happy to see all the lapped traffic. I just about slammed into a couple of them. It got pretty dicey at the end."
Berlin's doubleheader weekend concludes with Saturday's ARCA Berlin 200, with action beginning at 7 p.m. The program will include the track's Pro Stock division. The ARCA race will be broadcast on WJRW (1340 AM), with coverage beginning at 8 p.m.
Tim DeVos
The Chet is held each August in honor of Berlin founder Chester Mysliwiec, who operated the track from 1951 until his death in 1999.
Benson, the 2008 NASCAR Camping World Truck champion, set fast time Friday. The Grand Rapids native said he just didn't have enough at the end to overtake DeVos.
"It was fun, but I just couldn't do anything with him," Benson said. "I would have rather had stayed ahead of him, but he came by pretty quick. Tim's car was just a little bit better. He was loose, we looked tight, and then we were both burning the tires down at the end.
"It made for a great race. Hopefully, the fans enjoyed it. I was trying to watch the laps up on the board, and then we started getting in lapped traffic. I knew I was in trouble. I was being a little conservative and then try to give him a shot the last couple of laps, but right at that point and time, we came up on some lapped traffic. That put a damper on it, but it was a great race. Tim ran a great race, and I thought we did. It's cool to run with Tim."
Kyle Hamm won Friday's 4 Cylinder A feature, and Jared Lyzenga captured the 4 Cylinder B main.
Jimmie Johnson plugs local charity
Four-time defending NASCAR Sprint Cup champion Jimmie Johnson announced Friday in Watkins Glen, N.Y., that his race helmet will highlight the Racingawareness.com Foundation, which has been created by a group of area car owners that fields a Modified at Berlin Raceway.
The Modified raises funds for the Helen DeVos Children's Hospital.
Follow Steve Kaminski at twitter.com/Steve_Kaminski
The Jimmie Johnson foundation also is donating $10,000 to Racingawareness.com, and Johnson will have the foundation's name on his helmet for the next six Cup races.
Racingawareness.com donated a check of $10,000 the Helen DeVos Children's Hospital earlier this season.
Steve Kaminski
The Grand Rapids Press
MARNE -- Tim DeVos had Johnny Benson Jr. digging underneath him and Ross Meeuwsen trying to power around him during the waning laps of The Chet on Friday night at Berlin Raceway.
The veteran Late Model stock car driver from Rockford found relief in front of him, though.
DeVos slipped in and out of lapped traffic during the final laps and escaped with the victory in the 125-lap race. DeVos beat Benson by 0.544 seconds, followed by Meeuwsen and Chris Anthony, and won The Chet for the second time and first since 2005.
DeVos, Benson and Meeuwsen saved their tires during the first half of the race before making their moves. Benson took the lead from Anthony on lap 73 before DeVos motored around Benson on lap 84. DeVos led the rest of the way but couldn't pull away from Benson. Meeuwsen came up to challenge both of them.
"Holy crap, Johnny did make it easy on me," DeVos said. "At the end, I was glad to see that pack. As long as I could see that pack, there was no way anyone was going three-deep high or low, not as slippery and bad as those cars are at that point. I was happy to see all the lapped traffic. I just about slammed into a couple of them. It got pretty dicey at the end."
Berlin's doubleheader weekend concludes with Saturday's ARCA Berlin 200, with action beginning at 7 p.m. The program will include the track's Pro Stock division. The ARCA race will be broadcast on WJRW (1340 AM), with coverage beginning at 8 p.m.
Tim DeVos
The Chet is held each August in honor of Berlin founder Chester Mysliwiec, who operated the track from 1951 until his death in 1999.
Benson, the 2008 NASCAR Camping World Truck champion, set fast time Friday. The Grand Rapids native said he just didn't have enough at the end to overtake DeVos.
"It was fun, but I just couldn't do anything with him," Benson said. "I would have rather had stayed ahead of him, but he came by pretty quick. Tim's car was just a little bit better. He was loose, we looked tight, and then we were both burning the tires down at the end.
"It made for a great race. Hopefully, the fans enjoyed it. I was trying to watch the laps up on the board, and then we started getting in lapped traffic. I knew I was in trouble. I was being a little conservative and then try to give him a shot the last couple of laps, but right at that point and time, we came up on some lapped traffic. That put a damper on it, but it was a great race. Tim ran a great race, and I thought we did. It's cool to run with Tim."
Kyle Hamm won Friday's 4 Cylinder A feature, and Jared Lyzenga captured the 4 Cylinder B main.
Jimmie Johnson plugs local charity
Four-time defending NASCAR Sprint Cup champion Jimmie Johnson announced Friday in Watkins Glen, N.Y., that his race helmet will highlight the Racingawareness.com Foundation, which has been created by a group of area car owners that fields a Modified at Berlin Raceway.
The Modified raises funds for the Helen DeVos Children's Hospital.
Follow Steve Kaminski at twitter.com/Steve_Kaminski
The Jimmie Johnson foundation also is donating $10,000 to Racingawareness.com, and Johnson will have the foundation's name on his helmet for the next six Cup races.
Racingawareness.com donated a check of $10,000 the Helen DeVos Children's Hospital earlier this season.
Friday, August 6, 2010
Winston Speedway Winners Circle: August 6th
Street Stock Nationals:#20 Chad Weinrick
Late Models: #71 John Grega
Modifieds: #14 Stan Dodds
Bombers: #97 David "Spike" Grega
Warriors: #19 Dave Avink (Refused Claim)
Mini Stock: #21 Brandon Tramper
Young Guns: #67 Ben Welch
Late Models: #71 John Grega
Modifieds: #14 Stan Dodds
Bombers: #97 David "Spike" Grega
Warriors: #19 Dave Avink (Refused Claim)
Mini Stock: #21 Brandon Tramper
Young Guns: #67 Ben Welch
Johnny VanDoorn Wins at Dixie Motor Speedway
Coopersville's Johnny VanDoorn drove the Port City Racing house car to a dominating win at Dixie Motor Speedway. VanDoorn claimed round three of the Dixie Cup Series for Super Late Models by nearly eight seconds. Stay tuned for further details
West Michigan Racing Point Standings
BERLIN RACEWAY
Late Models
1. Terry VanHaitsma -- 1,180
2. Ross Meeuwsen -- 1,167
3. Tim DeVos -- 1,151
4. Terry Senneker Jr. -- 1,085
5. Chris Anthony -- 1,071
6. Nick Szotko -- 1,044
7. Scott Thomas -- 983
8. Josh Slade -- 978
9. Lee VanDyk -- 974
10. Monte Tolan -- 933
Super Stocks
1. Andrew Nylaan -- 1,438
1. Dave Lake -- 1,438
3. Denny Anderson -- 1,414
4. Warren Speet -- 1,266
5. Justin Regnerus -- 1,261
6. Travis Nylaan -- 1,242
7. Brian Wiersma -- 1,230
8. Gabe Ensing -- 1,222
9. Ray VanAllsburg -- 1,183
10. Nate Walton -- 1,102
Pro Stocks
1. Weston Jewett -- 2,046
2. Brian Tillema -- 2,025
3. Ken Smith -- 1,859
4. Brandon Hermiller -- 1,773
5. Allen Davis -- 1,536
5. Mitch Meppelink -- 1,536
7. Lauren Bush -- 1,533
8. Randy Veldman -- 1,510
9. Darin Niemi -- 1,491
10. Dave Cutler -- 1,489
Modifieds
1. Brian Bergakker -- 1,740
2. Billy Shotko -- 1,724
3. Travis Eddy -- 1,629
4. Mike Bursley -- 1,615
5. Jordan Dahlke -- 1,499
6. Billy Eppink -- 1,497
7. Ben Kleis -- 1,129
8. Ryan Gruppen -- 772
8. Kyle Jones -- 772
10. Mark Fliearman -- 516
4 Cylinders A
1. Ryan Hamm -- 1,590
2. Kyle Hamm -- 1,560
3. Cole Roelofs -- 1,472
4. Jason Scheid -- 1,462
5. Chris McKinley -- 1,396
6. Don McNabb -- 1,376
7. Rob Shoemaker -- 1,342
8. Brad Hastings -- 1,277
9. Ron Myers -- 1,254
10. Gerry Shepard -- 1,111
4 Cylinders B
1. Dan Dells -- 1,457
2. Tyler Nawrocki -- 1,378
3. Paul Ritchie -- 1,348
4. Jackson Walker -- 1,325
5. Jim Rhodes -- 1,301
6. Jared Lyzenga -- 1,294
7. Charlie DeJong -- 1,279
8. Steve Thompson -- 1,274
9. Nicole Randolph -- 1,224
10. Andy Church -- 1,082
CRYSTAL MOTOR SPEEDWAY
Late Models
1. Mark Andersen -- 429
2. Keith Gentz -- 427
3. Tom Dusen -- 421
4. Dean Huizinga -- 419
5. Matt Pickard -- 399
6. Carl Ries -- 346
7. Kyle Borgman -- 341
7. Kurt Mesman -- 341
9. Mickey Carman Jr. -- 333
10. Jay Van Dyke -- 320
Modifieds
1. A.J. Ward -- 544
2. Brennan Bowen -- 533
3. Josh Borton -- 523
4. Joe Fowler -- 511
5. Brad Roberts -- 490
6. Chad Wernette -- 484
7. Roger Flinn III -- 472
8. Rusty Zeigler -- 471
9. Brody Bowser -- 433
10. Robert Putt -- 413
Pro Stocks
1. Chaney Newland -- 572
2. Ryan Kent -- 551
3. Barry Rinard -- 498
4. Don Rohn -- 477
5. Todd Bush -- 457
6. Jacob Headley -- 456
7. Doug McKeown, Sr. -- 415
8. Rodney Heikkila -- 414
9. Mike Husted -- 411
10. Derek Schestag -- 381
10. Rick Edmister -- 356
Pro Trucks
1. Carl Thayer -- 574
2. Scott Nieman -- 550
3. Tim Wood -- 530
4. Ashlee Scott -- 527
5. Dave Peters -- 498
6. Tim Sooy -- 496
7. Gaven Parks -- 488
8. Gary Dancer -- 356
9. Joe Nieman -- 326
10. David Verhaar -- 304
Street Stocks
1. Jasen Wiley -- 541
2. Mike Vandermark, Jr. -- 527
3. Kyle Prochazka -- 493
4. Al Kiester -- 490
5. James Prochazka -- 487
6. Brooke Ann Brasington -- 486
7. Jeff Fisher -- 462
8. Tim Buskirk -- 459
9. Zach Hoyt -- 425
10. Luke Sickles -- 406
Flinn Stocks
1. Cory Burch -- 613
2. Chance Allen -- 599
3. Richard Melton -- 540
4. Neil Zeigler -- 532
5. Zach Rummer -- 523
6. Chris DeCamp -- 502
7. Austin Bean -- 500
8. Ryan Paradise -- 438
9. Taylor Daniels -- 335
10. Lee Zahm -- 250
I-96 SPEEDWAY
Late Models
1. Zack Olger -- 365
2. Bill Bray -- 335
3. Zack Olger -- 325
4. Mike Nugent -- 287
5. Roger Wing -- 282
6. Scott Ehlert -- 271
7. Dan Hubble -- 222
8. Trever Sloan -- 217
9. Ben Hidy -- 207
10. Teddy Omlor -- 189
Modifieds
1. Travis Stemler -- 509
2. Rich Robinson Jr. -- 472
3. Tim Stemler -- 430
4. Zack Olger -- 422
4. Shannon Fisk -- 422
6. Jared Guinn -- 420
7. Todd Feutz -- 388
8. Justin Fleming -- 342
9. James Kimmel -- 281
10. Mark Anderson -- 265
Street Stocks
1. Gary Vandermark -- 494
2. Aaron Wolf -- 475
3. Hillary Smith -- 383
4. Richard Hyvarinen -- 284
5. Ron Harper -- 234
6. Ronald Wiers -- 170
7. William Brandt Jr. -- 167
8. Ed Falbe II-- 140
9. Joel Hummel -- 138
10. Steve Piercefield -- 136
Road Beaters
1. Dan Reimersma -- 520
2. Paul Namey -- 385
3. Scott Rumsey -- 380
4. Richard Peck -- 353
5. Jason Feutz -- 340
6. Calvin Stemler -- 304
7. William Morgan -- 275
8. Terry Henderson -- 256
9. Steve Wawiernia -- 244
10. Colee Ruesink -- 210
THUNDERBIRD RACEWAY
Late Models
1. Alan Vochaska -- 1,074
2. Kevin Nelson Jr. -- 986
3. Shawn Reed -- 846
4. John McDonald -- 635
5. Tom Sprague Jr. -- 572
6. Kevin Nelson Sr. -- 568
7. John McCaul -- 513
8. Rich Neiser -- 508
9. Rob Taylor -- 469
10. Lowell Webster -- 420
UMP Modifieds
1. Andy Sprague -- 882
2. John McCaul -- 865
3. Randy Whitten -- 714
4. Jacob Poel -- 695
5. Stan Dodds -- 659
6. Greg Smith -- 588
7. Jeremy Holman -- 580
8. Jason Ferguson -- 527
9. Derek Passenier -- 458
10. Mike Roe -- 448
UMP Street Stocks
1. Mike Lynn -- 1,116
2. Derek Poland -- 854
3. John Lock -- 809
4. Jim Beltz -- 746
5. Josh Frye -- 731
6. Mark Ransom -- 705
7. Dean Barnhard -- 651
8. Dan Dykman -- 570
9. Chuck Smith -- 485
10. Josh Sternberg -- 349
Bombers
1. David Grega -- 1,017
2. Rob Sternberg -- 841
3. Jeremy Lange -- 826
4. Jerid Bisson -- 745
5. Justin Schuler -- 677
6. Phil Herrick -- 586
7. Bill May -- 561
8. Barry Mendendorp -- 398
9. James Lange -- 393
10. Mark Farber -- 347
Warriors
1. Rich Lieb -- 1,055
2. Harley Farkle -- 930
3. Ed Higgons -- 865
4. Jim Perry -- 703
5. Randy Whitten Sr. -- 625
6. Justin Wood -- 500
7. Keith Higgons -- 485
8. Nick Curtis -- 430
9. Terry Bussing -- 422
10. Bobby Metz -- 407
UMP 4 Cylinders
1. Mark Farber -- 1,090
2. Cody Moorman -- 883
3. Mark Drum -- 783
4. Don Keech -- 636
5. Don Ward -- 592
6. Nick Curtis -- 350
7. Harley Farkle -- 332
8. Adam Spencer -- 318
9. Brian Hammond -- 287
10. Paula Vanderstelt -- 253
Thunderstocks
1. Wayne Roe -- 1,525
2. Buck Spencer -- 1,396
3. Drue Bouwman -- 1,366
4. Mel Whitten -- 1,285
5. Duane TenBrink -- 1,057
6. Mike DeJonge -- 918
7. Jason Ferguson -- 714
8. Chris Schaub -- 713
9. Wes Beebe -- 624
10. Tony Spaulding 518
WINSTON SPEEDWAY
Late Models
1. Kevin Nelson Jr. -- 515
2. Rich Neiser -- 499
3. Tom Sprague Jr. -- 473
4. Dave Hartman -- 440
5. Matt Pickard -- 412
6. Kevin Juusola -- 409
7. Kyle Borgman -- 322
8. Rob Taylor -- 313
9. Alex Kazmarski -- 280
10. John McCaul -- 257
Modifieds
1. Greg Smith -- 647
2. Troy Marciniak -- 632
3. Andy Sprague -- 591
4. John McCaul -- 432
5. Jeff Erickson -- 428
6. Randy Whitten -- 376
7. Steve McClees -- 346
8. Kevin Cavanaugh -- 345
9. C.J. Rector -- 310
10. Nate Bostrom -- 305
Street Stocks
1. Mike Lynn -- 625
2. Derek Poland -- 516
3. Chad Weinrick -- 476
4. Josh Frye -- 442
5. Tony Weinrick -- 434
6. Rob Sternberg -- 382
7. Matt Sprague -- 378
8. Bean Falbe -- 366
9. Chuck Smith -- 358
10. Rick Huisken -- 316
Bombers
1. Spike Grega -- 774
2. Robby Sternberg -- 696
3. Dave Norwick -- 641
4. Jeremy Lange -- 523
4. Duane Townsend -- 523
6. Dennis Bringedahl -- 510
7. Barry Mendendorp -- 496
8. Richard Copas -- 373
9. Joe Carmean -- 366
10. Joe Ferrier -- 295
4 Cylinders
1. Brandon Tramper -- 738
2. Mark Farber -- 680
3. Nate Walton -- 620
4. Mark Drum -- 572
5. Cody Moorman -- 561
6. Rick Ward -- 550
7. Chris Gagnon -- 464
8. Jerry Meyering -- 452
9. Dave Lindsley - 386
10. Adam Spencer -- 370
Warriors
1. Nick Curtis -- 681
2. Ryan Hamm -- 580
3. Dave Avink -- 498
4. Harley Farkle -- 479
5. Mike Anderson -- 471
6. Gary Gagnon -- 426
7. Randy Whitten -- 397
8. Duane Sobers -- 396
9. Todd Sprague -- 387
10. Dan Reimersma -- 374
Late Models
1. Terry VanHaitsma -- 1,180
2. Ross Meeuwsen -- 1,167
3. Tim DeVos -- 1,151
4. Terry Senneker Jr. -- 1,085
5. Chris Anthony -- 1,071
6. Nick Szotko -- 1,044
7. Scott Thomas -- 983
8. Josh Slade -- 978
9. Lee VanDyk -- 974
10. Monte Tolan -- 933
Super Stocks
1. Andrew Nylaan -- 1,438
1. Dave Lake -- 1,438
3. Denny Anderson -- 1,414
4. Warren Speet -- 1,266
5. Justin Regnerus -- 1,261
6. Travis Nylaan -- 1,242
7. Brian Wiersma -- 1,230
8. Gabe Ensing -- 1,222
9. Ray VanAllsburg -- 1,183
10. Nate Walton -- 1,102
Pro Stocks
1. Weston Jewett -- 2,046
2. Brian Tillema -- 2,025
3. Ken Smith -- 1,859
4. Brandon Hermiller -- 1,773
5. Allen Davis -- 1,536
5. Mitch Meppelink -- 1,536
7. Lauren Bush -- 1,533
8. Randy Veldman -- 1,510
9. Darin Niemi -- 1,491
10. Dave Cutler -- 1,489
Modifieds
1. Brian Bergakker -- 1,740
2. Billy Shotko -- 1,724
3. Travis Eddy -- 1,629
4. Mike Bursley -- 1,615
5. Jordan Dahlke -- 1,499
6. Billy Eppink -- 1,497
7. Ben Kleis -- 1,129
8. Ryan Gruppen -- 772
8. Kyle Jones -- 772
10. Mark Fliearman -- 516
4 Cylinders A
1. Ryan Hamm -- 1,590
2. Kyle Hamm -- 1,560
3. Cole Roelofs -- 1,472
4. Jason Scheid -- 1,462
5. Chris McKinley -- 1,396
6. Don McNabb -- 1,376
7. Rob Shoemaker -- 1,342
8. Brad Hastings -- 1,277
9. Ron Myers -- 1,254
10. Gerry Shepard -- 1,111
4 Cylinders B
1. Dan Dells -- 1,457
2. Tyler Nawrocki -- 1,378
3. Paul Ritchie -- 1,348
4. Jackson Walker -- 1,325
5. Jim Rhodes -- 1,301
6. Jared Lyzenga -- 1,294
7. Charlie DeJong -- 1,279
8. Steve Thompson -- 1,274
9. Nicole Randolph -- 1,224
10. Andy Church -- 1,082
CRYSTAL MOTOR SPEEDWAY
Late Models
1. Mark Andersen -- 429
2. Keith Gentz -- 427
3. Tom Dusen -- 421
4. Dean Huizinga -- 419
5. Matt Pickard -- 399
6. Carl Ries -- 346
7. Kyle Borgman -- 341
7. Kurt Mesman -- 341
9. Mickey Carman Jr. -- 333
10. Jay Van Dyke -- 320
Modifieds
1. A.J. Ward -- 544
2. Brennan Bowen -- 533
3. Josh Borton -- 523
4. Joe Fowler -- 511
5. Brad Roberts -- 490
6. Chad Wernette -- 484
7. Roger Flinn III -- 472
8. Rusty Zeigler -- 471
9. Brody Bowser -- 433
10. Robert Putt -- 413
Pro Stocks
1. Chaney Newland -- 572
2. Ryan Kent -- 551
3. Barry Rinard -- 498
4. Don Rohn -- 477
5. Todd Bush -- 457
6. Jacob Headley -- 456
7. Doug McKeown, Sr. -- 415
8. Rodney Heikkila -- 414
9. Mike Husted -- 411
10. Derek Schestag -- 381
10. Rick Edmister -- 356
Pro Trucks
1. Carl Thayer -- 574
2. Scott Nieman -- 550
3. Tim Wood -- 530
4. Ashlee Scott -- 527
5. Dave Peters -- 498
6. Tim Sooy -- 496
7. Gaven Parks -- 488
8. Gary Dancer -- 356
9. Joe Nieman -- 326
10. David Verhaar -- 304
Street Stocks
1. Jasen Wiley -- 541
2. Mike Vandermark, Jr. -- 527
3. Kyle Prochazka -- 493
4. Al Kiester -- 490
5. James Prochazka -- 487
6. Brooke Ann Brasington -- 486
7. Jeff Fisher -- 462
8. Tim Buskirk -- 459
9. Zach Hoyt -- 425
10. Luke Sickles -- 406
Flinn Stocks
1. Cory Burch -- 613
2. Chance Allen -- 599
3. Richard Melton -- 540
4. Neil Zeigler -- 532
5. Zach Rummer -- 523
6. Chris DeCamp -- 502
7. Austin Bean -- 500
8. Ryan Paradise -- 438
9. Taylor Daniels -- 335
10. Lee Zahm -- 250
I-96 SPEEDWAY
Late Models
1. Zack Olger -- 365
2. Bill Bray -- 335
3. Zack Olger -- 325
4. Mike Nugent -- 287
5. Roger Wing -- 282
6. Scott Ehlert -- 271
7. Dan Hubble -- 222
8. Trever Sloan -- 217
9. Ben Hidy -- 207
10. Teddy Omlor -- 189
Modifieds
1. Travis Stemler -- 509
2. Rich Robinson Jr. -- 472
3. Tim Stemler -- 430
4. Zack Olger -- 422
4. Shannon Fisk -- 422
6. Jared Guinn -- 420
7. Todd Feutz -- 388
8. Justin Fleming -- 342
9. James Kimmel -- 281
10. Mark Anderson -- 265
Street Stocks
1. Gary Vandermark -- 494
2. Aaron Wolf -- 475
3. Hillary Smith -- 383
4. Richard Hyvarinen -- 284
5. Ron Harper -- 234
6. Ronald Wiers -- 170
7. William Brandt Jr. -- 167
8. Ed Falbe II-- 140
9. Joel Hummel -- 138
10. Steve Piercefield -- 136
Road Beaters
1. Dan Reimersma -- 520
2. Paul Namey -- 385
3. Scott Rumsey -- 380
4. Richard Peck -- 353
5. Jason Feutz -- 340
6. Calvin Stemler -- 304
7. William Morgan -- 275
8. Terry Henderson -- 256
9. Steve Wawiernia -- 244
10. Colee Ruesink -- 210
THUNDERBIRD RACEWAY
Late Models
1. Alan Vochaska -- 1,074
2. Kevin Nelson Jr. -- 986
3. Shawn Reed -- 846
4. John McDonald -- 635
5. Tom Sprague Jr. -- 572
6. Kevin Nelson Sr. -- 568
7. John McCaul -- 513
8. Rich Neiser -- 508
9. Rob Taylor -- 469
10. Lowell Webster -- 420
UMP Modifieds
1. Andy Sprague -- 882
2. John McCaul -- 865
3. Randy Whitten -- 714
4. Jacob Poel -- 695
5. Stan Dodds -- 659
6. Greg Smith -- 588
7. Jeremy Holman -- 580
8. Jason Ferguson -- 527
9. Derek Passenier -- 458
10. Mike Roe -- 448
UMP Street Stocks
1. Mike Lynn -- 1,116
2. Derek Poland -- 854
3. John Lock -- 809
4. Jim Beltz -- 746
5. Josh Frye -- 731
6. Mark Ransom -- 705
7. Dean Barnhard -- 651
8. Dan Dykman -- 570
9. Chuck Smith -- 485
10. Josh Sternberg -- 349
Bombers
1. David Grega -- 1,017
2. Rob Sternberg -- 841
3. Jeremy Lange -- 826
4. Jerid Bisson -- 745
5. Justin Schuler -- 677
6. Phil Herrick -- 586
7. Bill May -- 561
8. Barry Mendendorp -- 398
9. James Lange -- 393
10. Mark Farber -- 347
Warriors
1. Rich Lieb -- 1,055
2. Harley Farkle -- 930
3. Ed Higgons -- 865
4. Jim Perry -- 703
5. Randy Whitten Sr. -- 625
6. Justin Wood -- 500
7. Keith Higgons -- 485
8. Nick Curtis -- 430
9. Terry Bussing -- 422
10. Bobby Metz -- 407
UMP 4 Cylinders
1. Mark Farber -- 1,090
2. Cody Moorman -- 883
3. Mark Drum -- 783
4. Don Keech -- 636
5. Don Ward -- 592
6. Nick Curtis -- 350
7. Harley Farkle -- 332
8. Adam Spencer -- 318
9. Brian Hammond -- 287
10. Paula Vanderstelt -- 253
Thunderstocks
1. Wayne Roe -- 1,525
2. Buck Spencer -- 1,396
3. Drue Bouwman -- 1,366
4. Mel Whitten -- 1,285
5. Duane TenBrink -- 1,057
6. Mike DeJonge -- 918
7. Jason Ferguson -- 714
8. Chris Schaub -- 713
9. Wes Beebe -- 624
10. Tony Spaulding 518
WINSTON SPEEDWAY
Late Models
1. Kevin Nelson Jr. -- 515
2. Rich Neiser -- 499
3. Tom Sprague Jr. -- 473
4. Dave Hartman -- 440
5. Matt Pickard -- 412
6. Kevin Juusola -- 409
7. Kyle Borgman -- 322
8. Rob Taylor -- 313
9. Alex Kazmarski -- 280
10. John McCaul -- 257
Modifieds
1. Greg Smith -- 647
2. Troy Marciniak -- 632
3. Andy Sprague -- 591
4. John McCaul -- 432
5. Jeff Erickson -- 428
6. Randy Whitten -- 376
7. Steve McClees -- 346
8. Kevin Cavanaugh -- 345
9. C.J. Rector -- 310
10. Nate Bostrom -- 305
Street Stocks
1. Mike Lynn -- 625
2. Derek Poland -- 516
3. Chad Weinrick -- 476
4. Josh Frye -- 442
5. Tony Weinrick -- 434
6. Rob Sternberg -- 382
7. Matt Sprague -- 378
8. Bean Falbe -- 366
9. Chuck Smith -- 358
10. Rick Huisken -- 316
Bombers
1. Spike Grega -- 774
2. Robby Sternberg -- 696
3. Dave Norwick -- 641
4. Jeremy Lange -- 523
4. Duane Townsend -- 523
6. Dennis Bringedahl -- 510
7. Barry Mendendorp -- 496
8. Richard Copas -- 373
9. Joe Carmean -- 366
10. Joe Ferrier -- 295
4 Cylinders
1. Brandon Tramper -- 738
2. Mark Farber -- 680
3. Nate Walton -- 620
4. Mark Drum -- 572
5. Cody Moorman -- 561
6. Rick Ward -- 550
7. Chris Gagnon -- 464
8. Jerry Meyering -- 452
9. Dave Lindsley - 386
10. Adam Spencer -- 370
Warriors
1. Nick Curtis -- 681
2. Ryan Hamm -- 580
3. Dave Avink -- 498
4. Harley Farkle -- 479
5. Mike Anderson -- 471
6. Gary Gagnon -- 426
7. Randy Whitten -- 397
8. Duane Sobers -- 396
9. Todd Sprague -- 387
10. Dan Reimersma -- 374
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