CRYSTAL, Mich. (July 8) – Jerry Hunt got the early lead in the Lane Automotive IMCA Modified main event and scored his first feature win of 2017 at Crystal Motor Speedway Saturday night. Brady Hollenbeck grabbed second place, followed by Chad Wernette and Cory Ruesink.
SELINSGROVE, Pa. (July 9) – Kyle Ganoe was in the right place at the right time Sunday night at Selinsgrove Speedway. Ganoe was running third in the Pennsylvania Sprint Series main event when frontrunners Austin Bishop and Tyler Reeser tangled on lap nine. Both were out for the night. Ganoe inherited the lead and stayed on the higher line to lead Jaremi Hanson across the stripe. Zach Newlin, Nathan Gramley and Dave Grube were the rest of the IMCA RaceSaver Sprint Car top five. The win was Ganoe’s PASS third this season and second in his last three starts. Feature results – 1. Kyle Ganoe; 2. Jaremi Hanson ; 3. Zach Newlin; 4. Nathan Gramley 5. Dave Grube; 6. Cale Reigle; 7. Mike Alleman; 8. George Riden; 9. Erin Statler; 10. Jared Zionkowski; 11. Fred Arnold; 12. Fred Arnold; 13. Dave Graber; 14. Vance Berry; 15. Austin Bishop; 16. Tyler Reeser; 17. Ken Duke; 18. Ian Cumens.
LEXINGTON, Neb. (July 9) – Ty Williams capped off Summer Sizzler Week with the United Rebel Sprint Series as he topped the Sunday feature at Lexington Raceway. With his eighth place finish, Terry Richards earned the $1,000 champion’s share of the four-race Summer Sizzler Tour. Williams, Steven Richardson, Darren Berry and Zach Blurton rounded out the top five in points and got checks for $700, $500, $300 and $200, respectively. Williams inherited the lead for a lap 13 restart. Second running Nick Nichols started putting pressure on Williams as Stuart Snyder moved into third. Nichols made a last-lap charge and got to Williams bumper coming off turn four but settled for runner-up and the best finish of his short IMCA RaceSaver Sprint Car career as Snyder, Richardson and Blurton completed the top five. Twenty-fourth starting Darren Berry finished sixth, earning hard charger honors. Richardson also pocketed an additional $200 for the overall hard charger bonus after passing 27 cars during the tour and won the $100 drawing for drivers competing all four nights. Williams picked [Read More]
DAVENPORT, Iowa – The long-anticipated and twice re-scheduled IMCA Modified Madness 50 is up next at the Davenport Speedway this Friday, July 14. Drivers will be competing for the $2,000 first-place prize along with a 2017 Fast Shafts All-star Invitational ballot berth. This is the seventh straight year DRT TRAK Racing Inc. has offered a $2,000-to-win race for the IMCA Modifieds. Kyle Brown of Madrid is the defending champion race winner. Last year, 49 Modified drivers representing four states competed. Also racing will be the Petersen Plumbing & Heating IMCA Late Models, Koehler Electric Street Stocks, and the Hawkeye Auto IMCA SportMods, competing for weekly track points. All racing will be on the quarter-mile dirt oval. Davenport Speedway is located at the Mississippi Valley Fairgrounds, on West Locust Street in Davenport. Pit gates open Friday at 4:30 p.m., the grandstand opens at 5 p.m., hot laps are at 6:15 p.m. and racing starts at 6:45 p.m. For additional information on DRT TRAK Racing events, visit our website at davenportspeedway.com or call 563 652-5302. Modified Madness was originally [Read More]
By Scott Owen SHAWANO, Wis. (July 8) – Konnor Wilinski ended a season of frustrations with his first feature win of the year at Shawano Speedway in Saturday’s IMCA Modified feature. Shawn Frelich led early as Wilinksi tried to find a way past. On lap four, Wilinski was able to get to the inside of Frelich entering lap three and made the pass for the lead. Marcus Yarie and Jerry Wilinski soon joined Konnor in the top three. Driving the highest line on the track, Konnor Wilinski was too tough to beat and went on to win. Yarie, Jerry Wilinski, Jason Czarapata, and Mark Weisnicht rounded out the top five. Kevin Bethke also broke through for his first Karl Chevrolet Northern SportMod win of the year while Travis Van Straten scored his sixth IMCA Sunoco Stock Car feature after having to come through the last-chance qualifier just to make the show.
NORTH PLATTE, Neb. (July 8) – Darren Berry bested a field of 28 United Rebel Sprint Series entries Saturday night to earn the $1,700 winners share at the Ron Williams/Dick Snoose Memorial at Lincoln County Raceway. Starting outside the front row, Berry outgunned pole sitter and cousin Nate Berry to take the early lead in the IMCA RaceSaver Sprint Car main event. Jake Martens made quick work of Nate Berry as he moved into the second spot on lap two. Darren Berry continued his torrid pace throughout the 25-lap feature as Martens had nothing for him. Berry, Martens, Nate Berry, Terry Richards and 13th starting Ty Williams rounded out the top five. Feature results – 1. Darren Berry; 2. Jake Martens; 3. Nate Berry; 4. Terry Richards; 5. Ty Williams; 6. Stuart Snyder; 7. Jed Werner; 8. J.D. Johnson; 9. Keefe Hemel; 10. Steven Richardson; 11. Brian Herbert; 12. Bob Schaeffer; 13. Mark Walinder; 14. Kaden Taylor; 15. Nick Nichols; 16. Adam Walton; 17. Patrick Bourke; 18. John Webster; 19. Zach Blurton; 20. Tracey Hill.
By Erika Palmai Wagner BRIDGEPORT, N.J. (July 8) – Mark Bitner took home his first Mid-Atlantic Sprint Series win of the season Saturday at Bridgeport Speedway, by a margin of three thousandth’s of a second over Rick Stief. Bitner had led from the start and without any challenge until a late-race caution bunched the IMCA RaceSaver Sprint Car field back together. That yellow was the only caution of the contest and came with five laps to go. With two laps remaining Stief began working the outside lane, edging closer to Bitner in the final moments. As they exited turns three and four, Stief and Bitner were running inches away from each other and were virtually side-by-side coming across the line. In the end, officials referred to photographs to name Bitner the winner with Stief coming home a very close second. The Mid-Atlantic Sprint Series returns Friday, July 21 to Bridgeport Speedway for a double feature event. The Sprints will be completing the make-up feature from June 17 along with running a full night’s program. Feature [Read More]
By Edward Anschutz SEYMOUR, Wis. (July 9) – For the second week in a row at Outagamie Speedway, Brian Mullen made a winning pass, this time on Jay Matthias, in the waning laps to win the IMCA Modified feature. Matthias was the man to beat early in the main event, opening up a huge advantage. Mullen worked from row six, giving chase. As the race hit the midway point, Matthias worked the high side and Mullen worked down low. The duo raced wheel to wheel until Mullen took the top spot with three laps remaining. Mullen scored the win while Matthias had to settle for second, Jamie Schmidt was third. In IMCA Sunoco Stock Car action, Barry Streck paced the opening circuits with Kurt Olson and Trent Nolan giving chase. On lap 4 the trio crashed in turn one, resulting in a caution. Streck was done for the event and Olson and Nolan were sent to the tail of field. This handed the lead over to Devin Snellenberger, who was immediately challenged by Chaz Van [Read More]
By Jerry Mackey DUBUQUE, Iowa (July 9) – Joel Callahan impressed in winning Sunday’s Out-Pace Racing Products IMCA Late Model main event at Dubuque Speedway. Callahan bolted to the front and immediately shoot to the top side of the track to set a blistering pace. He led the caution-free 25 lap race flag to flag in scoring the win ahead of Luke Merfeld and Justin Kay. The Merfeld Brothers Automotive Modifieds again featured plenty of side-by-side racing. Jason Schueller advanced from his fourth row start and outraced Ryan DeShaw in scoring his second feature win of the 2017 season. Schueller used several lines around the multi-grooved track to get to the front. DeShaw ran second ahead of a fast closing Mark Schulte. Tyler Soppe topped the GSI Collision Specialists IMCA Northern SportMod feature. Soppe raced to the front from a fifth row start and went on to take the checkers ahead of Jerry Miles and Troy Bauer. Greg Gill scored the win in the Bakey Seamless Gutters IMCA Stock Cars by crossing the finish line [Read More]
MAYETTA, Kan. – IMCA Modifieds run for $1,000 to win along with a Fast Shafts All-Star Invitational ballot berth this Saturday, July 15 at Thunder Hill Speedway. There is no entry fee. IMCA Sunoco Stock Cars, Karl Chevrolet Northern SportMods and IMCA Sunoco Hobby Stocks complete the card; IMCA Speedway Motors Weekly Racing National, regional, Allstar Performance State and track points will be awarded. Pit gates and the grandstand open at 5 p.m. Hot laps are at 7 p.m. with racing to follow. Grandstand admission is $10 for adults and free for kids 10 and under. Pit passes are $25.
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