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By Kelly Ninas LEXINGTON, Neb. (June 26) – Racing action was fast-paced with multiple grooves being used at Lexington Raceway Sunday evening. Piloting their racers to the winner’s circle were Colton Os­born, Denny Egge, Mike Nichols and Jacob Olmstead. There was a neck-and-neck battle over the final laps between Jacob Wolsleben and Olmstead. Heavy contact between the duo during the white flag lap brought out the caution and resulted in a dash for the feature win and Wolsleben was forced to change a flat tire to rejoin the field. Olmstead grabbed the lead on the 10th lap restart and held off all challengers for the win. Brady Weinman worked his way into second while Luke Wassom rallied for third. Competition was fierce for the lead position for much of the Xtreme Motor Sports IMCA Modified feature with the lead being exchanged five times.  Osborn, driving his ‘Back in Black’ rocketship, took the lead for good on the ninth lap and cruised to the victory. Second was Anthony Roth and Iowan Joel Bushore had an outstanding performance [Read More]

By Michael Savaloja The Jamestown Sun JAMESTOWN, N.D. (June 25) – Jordan Huettl didn’t lead the first lap on Saturday at Jamestown Speedway. But that was OK. He led the rest. The Minot driver took over the top spot of the 20-lap Xtreme Motor Sports IMCA Modified feature on lap two after starting on the outside pole. Huettl then glued his no. 4 machine to the cushion near the top of the racing surface and never looked back. It was back-to-back wins for Huettl. He was coming off Thursday’s Topless Night victory at Nodak Speedway in Minot. “We kind of got tangled up on the start a little bit. But I just let them go and chased them back down,” Huettl said, as Ryan Cousins led the opening lap from the pole. “From there, my car wanted to be up on top, and it was good to see that.” Huettl posted the quickest lap of the race on the quarter-mile oval in 16.742 seconds and held off the 25-car feature field over a total of [Read More]

By J.M. Hallas PAIGE, Texas (June 25) – Duane Toyne, who has raced in Kansas and Texas and on both as­phalt and dirt, scored his first-ever IMCA Stock Car victory against a stout field Saturday at Cotton Bowl Speedway. Toyne started outside row two but lost ground on the start. He methodically worked his way back to the front, catching early leader Joe O’Bryan in the final laps. Toyne got inside O’Bryan, with the two side-by-side, before Toyne inched ahead. O’Bryan tried to crossover on the final lap, but it was Toyne taking the checkers. “This car was one I picked that was built in Nebraska. I don’t know much of the history on it. It’s a fairly older car, built in ’09, but it’s had all the updates on it and drove like a dream tonight,” he said. “The motor is from Kansas, also. It was built by an independent guy who puts them together now and then. He built this motor for my old Camaro when I was back there.” Keith White was [Read More]

NATURAL BRIDGE, Va. (June 25) – It really paid to have the number seven on your IMCA EMI RaceSaver Sprint Car as Mike Leraas in his 77 and Troy Severin in his 7 had the Virginia Sprint Series field covered Saturday at Natural Bridge Speedway. The win was the series first for Leraas, who was chased to the checkers by Severin. Leraas and Tony Harris led the field to green with Harris out first and Leraas right behind. Harris led until lap four when Leraas moved by and went to the high side The leader was really making time, leaving Harris to fight with Severin for the runner-up spot. Severin finally got by on lap eight and went after Harris. They pulled away as Tom Humphries made his way to third. Humphries tried to get by Severin a couple times but the number seven cars were good up high and they both stayed smooth and fast all the way to the checkered flag. The summer break will kick in before it’s back to Eastside Speedway [Read More]

By Randy Pospishil sports@norfolkdailynews.com NORFOLK, Neb. (June 25) – Strangely, three of four featured IMCA races became two-lap win­ner-take-all competitions Saturday night at the Off Road Speedway. Only the IMCA Sunoco Hobby Stock division was able to race caution-free. However, the Mach-1 Sport Compacts, IMCA Sunoco Stock Cars and Karl Chevrolet Northern SportMods all became sprints to the finish with all-or-nothing strategy required to cross the finish line first. The Hobby Stock feature, won by Tiffany Bittner, with Mark Arduser and Jeremy Hoskinson finish­ing second and third, respectively, also provided evidence of track conditions that allowed drivers to venture almost anywhere effectively, with several racers taking their cars high and near the wall entering into a curve then gaining momentum by coming back down into the low part of the track to slingshot past cars, an approach that extended into the feature races which followed. For example, SportMod winner Derik Fox, experienced a narrow defeat two weeks ago to Justin Addison but flipped the script this time around by edging Kyle Prauner, who drove the [Read More]

By Ben Deatherage LEBANON, Ore. (June 25) – Kyle Yeack led the last 10 circuits in winning Saturday’s Modified Madness 50 special at Willamette Speedway. Sam Potter blazed the trail in the early going of the 50-lap Xtreme Motor Sports IMCA Modified feature. He was pressured by Kevin Roberts and the two would exchange the lead for several laps. Unfortunately, Potter and Roberts would collect one another on lap 18. That incident gave the lead to Matthew Drager. Drager was very fast and looked for his second win of the year, but a late-race caution changed the complexion of the contest. On the ensuing restart, Drager stayed in front but before too long was on the defense with Yeack in pursuit. Yeack made the pass for the top spot on lap 40 and held on for the final 10 laps to win his first IMCA Modified race of 2016 at Willamette. Drager was second, followed by Roberts in third, after being involved in the aforementioned inci­dent. Potter ended his evening in fourth while fifth finishing [Read More]