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Schoenberger, Rohleder win at RPM Speedway

By Mike Hughes HAYS, Kan. (July 9) – Jason Schoenberger and Kyle Rohleder were first-time winners this season at RPM Speedway on Saturday evening. Schoenberger edged Jason Rogers by about a foot in the closest feature finish on the night in the Advantage Glass Plus IMCA Stock Car feature. Shaylon Holloway led the first 2 laps, then was passed by Cody Zimmerman. His lead was short-lived as Trevor Schmidt took over the top spot the next lap. Schmidt continued to lead through lap 11 before Holloway went back in front. Schoenberger took command on lap 15 and led to the finish as he held off Rogers at the flagstand for the win. Nolan Remus was third. Rohleder took the lead on lap two from Marty Clark and led the remaining distance in the Gib’s Auto Supply IMCA Modified feature. A lap 13 caution bunched the field on the restart and David Murray Jr. gave chase but could not catch Rohleder. Dylan Sherfick, Brian Knoell and Tyler Frye rounded out the top five. Polesitter Brenden Damon [Read More]

Bushore, Rudolph get first Boone wins of 2016

BOONE, Iowa (July 9) – Two drivers found their way to victory lane for the first time this season at Boone Speedway on Saturday night. Joel Bushore captured his first win of the season in the Xtreme Motor Sports IMCA Modified division while Aaron Rudolph made it win number one in the IMCA Sunoco Hobby Stocks. Bushore got to the lead by lap two and never let the cautions deter his march to the checkers. Jon Snyder took second place, Russ Dickerson was third, Mike Van Genderen, who had won the last two features, was fourth and Tony Cox finished fifth. Bushore won for the first time this year at the speedway. Jordan Peters got around early leader David McQuiston in the Hobby Stock headliner but was soon having to hold back Aaron Rudolph. Rudolph, who had started 10th, put the pressure on Peters and with just two laps remaining, was able to make the pass for the lead. He kept that top spot to the finish line and the win. Peters finished in second, [Read More]

Andersen scores big win at Eagle

By Greg Soukup EAGLE, Neb. (July 9) – Shelly Andersen was the NAPA IMCA Northern SportMod winner during the Freedom Fest program Saturday at Eagle Raceway. This is Andersen’s first season back in the car after taking two years off to give birth to her daughter Lexi. “The car felt really good tonight. Roger Sluka and Bruce Haskell do wonders with it. My cousin Jessie passed away Tuesday and I talked to my aunt on the way out to the races tonight,” she said. “This win is dedicated to Jessie and my family.” Jack Dover made a fantastic run in the RaceSaver IMCA EMI Sprint Car main after coming through the B and moving from his 16th starting spot to take the checkers. Dover’s only previous Racesaver Sprint Car victory came two years previous when he took the crown for the Sprint Nationals. Rik Gropp raced to his first Kaplan University IMCA Modified victory since he took home the trophy in the 2008 Icebreaker Challenge. Travis Albracht made his first visit to the winner’s circle at [Read More]

Brauns goes back to back at West Liberty

By Jerry Mackey WEST LIBERTY, Iowa (July 9) – Jonathan Brauns won his first-ever iWireless IMCA Late Model Feature at West Liberty Raceway one week ago. Now Brauns has two wins in as many weeks as he bested the 25-lap feature Saturday night. Brauns led the caution-free race flag to flag in scoring an impressive win over Andy Eckrich and Chad Holladay. Dakota Hayden took advantage of a late-race caution in the Performance Concepts IMCA Modified feature and shot past race leader Matt Bodman and went on to score the win. Kurt Kile was able to get to the finish line just ahead of Bodman. Tim Plummer scored a very impressive win in the Weikert Iron & Metal IMCA Northern SportMod division. Plummer used all of the smooth racing surface in crossing the finish line ahead of Dalton Simonsen and Troy Phillpott. David Brandies broke out of the pack early and went on to score the win in the 15-lap Kile Motorsports IMCA Stock Cars. Brandies took the win ahead of Kurt Kile and Brandon [Read More]

“Ladies’ night” Saturday at Off Road Speedway

By Randy Pospishil sports@norfolkdailynews.com NORFOLK, Neb. (July 9) – The winners of the first two feature races made Saturday night at Off Road Speedway appear to be “ladies’ night.” Brooke Fluckiger won the Mach-1 Sport Compact feature and Tiffany Bittner was the winner of the IMCA Sunoco Hobby Stock main event. Fluckiger’s victory was the 23-year-old’s first-ever win at Off Road Speedway. “We rolled the car here a couple weeks into (the season) and didn’t have very good luck last year here, so I’m very excited,” Fluckiger said. “We’ve been in the top five, but it’s always a fight. Last year I think we ran here around eight times, and I probably finished about three of them. But we’ve had a lot better luck here this year than we ever have.” A good start helped Fluckiger break to the front from her third row-outside starting position just two laps into the 12-lap race. From that point she was able to hold off challenges from Cody Rush, who had started on the pole, and then Ramsey [Read More]

Blurton thunders to URSS win at Lincoln County

By Kelly Ninas NORTH PLATTE, Neb. (July 9) – Feeling the thunder and getting to see the lightning was the packed house of race fans that assembled at Lincoln County Raceway as the URSS Sprint Cars joined forces with the IMCA competitors that call Lincoln County Raceway their Saturday night home. Leading the way from the onset, Zach Blurton piloted his rocket ship to the URSS victory. Blurton grabbed the lead early and never looked back to cruise to the winner’s circle in the 30-lapper. Luke Cranston settled for runner-up honors and Ty Williams crossed the line in third. Cole Hodges grabbed the lead on the second circuit and led to the end of the Xtreme Motor Sports IMCA Modified feature. Kyle Werkmeister was the green to checkered leader in the IMCA Sunoco Stock Car feature. Jamey Kennicutt captured the Karl Chevrolet Northern SportMod checkers and Brady Weinman was promoted to the top spot in the IMCA Sunoco Hobby Stock headliner. First in the Mach-1 Sport Compact main went to Andrew Baumgardner.

Dobel, Benson are first-time winners at Hancock County

By Greg Grabianowski BRITT, Iowa (July 9) – Two drivers earned their first feature victory of the season to highlight a night of dirt track racing at Hancock County Speedway on Saturday. For the first time in the last six races at Britt, someone beside Cody Nielsen won the IMCA Sunoco Hobby Stock feature. Scott Dobel crossed the finish line first to earn his first feature win of the season as Nielsen was the runner-up; Drew Barglof was third with Andrew Borchardt fourth and Jay Sidles fifth. Hunter Benson won his first Mach-1 Sport Compact feature of the year with Olivier Monson taking second. Austin Wolf was the Xtreme Motor Sports IMCA Modified winner while Derek Green raced from 10th starting to first finishing in the IMCA Sunoco Stock Car main. Shane Swanson scored the Karl Chevrolet Northern SportMod checkers.

Noll take Mid-Summer Classic Honors at Canyon

By Lonnie Wheatley PEORIA, Ariz. (July 9) – Jason Noll was among the headliners in Saturday night’s Mid-Summer Classic at Canyon Speedway Park. After capturing his first Arizona Differential IMCA Modified feature win of the year in last month’s Father’s Day Classic, Noll raced from the sixth starting position to snare his second win in a row ahead of Mike Strobl, with pole starter Austin Kuehl, Chaz Baca Jr. and Zack Madrid rounding out the top five.

Boston tops SportMods at Tri-State

By Rob Nugent POCOLA, Okla. (July 9) – Dustin Boston outran the IMCA SportMod field for his first Tri-State Speedway victory of the season on Saturday night. Logan Ellis finished second for the second week in a row and last week’s winner, Dustin Leatherman, followed for a third place finish. Tate Cole captured his eighth Xtreme Motor Sports IMCA Modified win of the season over Kevin Guinn in second and 15-year-old Kayden Menasco in third.

Victory for VanDeest at Marshalltown

MARSHALLTOWN, Iowa (July 8) – Racing at the Marshalltown Speedway on Friday night shared the Central Iowa Fairgrounds with the county fair. Chase Rudolf took the Karl Chevrolet Northern SportMod lead as the green flag flew, and was looking strong. By lap five, he had 12th starting Jared VanDeest to contend with but continued to keep his lead. VanDeest was relentless, however, pestering Rudolf until finally making it pay off at lap 12, when he grabbed the lead. VanDeest was able to distance himself from the pack in the final handful of laps, and took the checkers and the win. Eleventh starting Cory Rose was runner-up and Rudolf was third. The 15-lap IMCA Sunoco Hobby Stock event went to Adam Armstrong. Armstrong, who has been racing a SportMod this season, jumped back into his Hobby Stock for the night and made the switch seem effortless. He had the lead at lap seven, and then pulled away the remaining laps to take the easy win. Leah Wroten started ninth and took the runner-up spot. Gene Nicklaus took third. There was fast [Read More]