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Coon aces Arlington Modified main

ARLINGTON, Minn. (June 27) –Saturday’s MN 93 IMCA Modified feature saw Jeff Coon take over the lead on lap eight and pick up his first trophy this year in green to checkered fashion Saturday at Arlington Raceway. Dan Menk started ninth and finished second with Nick Helmbrecht taking third. Brent Uecker was victorious in the B&B Racing Chassis IMCA Stock Car feature, picking up his first win of the season. Uecker got around Dave Moriarty and remained the leader ahead of Jeff McCollum and Dan Mackenthun. Brett Allen hold onto the lead throughout multiple restarts to pick up his first 95.7 The Rock IMCA RaceSaver Sprint Car checkers. Ron Guentzel and early leader Andrew Westphal rounded out the top three. Jeremy Brown held off top runner Matt Looft in the Unhinged Pizza IMCA Northern Sport Modified feature. Looft started 12th and worked his way up to challenge but Brown held his line throughout the 15-lapper to get the victory. Third was Dustin Engelke. Eckblad Trucking IMCA Hobby Stock leaders were Brad Robinson, Mike Christensen and finally [Read More]

Muench masters Thunderhill Stocks

By Edward Anschutz STURGEON BAY, Wis. (June 28) – Troy Muench withstood all challenges to capture his first local IMCA Sunoco Stock Car feature win of the season Sunday at Thunderhill Raceway. Muench moved from the outside pole and into the lead before action was red flagged on lap two after Kyle Resch rolled in turn four. Resch emerged unscathed but his machine was done for the night. On the restart, Scott Reinhardt and Dave Bouche chased after Muench. With Muench running low, Reinhardt went to the top groove and pulled even. Lap after lap, Reinhardt worked high as Bouche worked over the leader’s rear bumper. With three laps remaining, Reinhardt nabbed the lead but Muench came storming back underneath to retake the lead and the victory. Dave Bouche was able to get second on the final lap, Reinhardt placed third. A $100 bounty was on the line in the IMCA Sunoco Hobby Stocks for anyone who could end Marcus Moede’s winning streak, everyone brought their “A” game. Moede ended up having to start last due [Read More]

Point leader Meyer paces Sport Compacts at Off Road

By Randy Pospishil NORFOLK, Neb. (June 27) – Ramsey Meyer, the point leader in the Mach-1 Sport Compact division, added to his advantage in the standings with his second local feature win of the season at Off Road Speedway. After starting toward the back, Meyer spent the race working his way through traffic toward the front. With three laps remaining he then took advantage of the race’s only caution, which sent the cars into a single-file restart, to pass Lance Mielke coming out of turn four on the final lap for the win. Max Anderson finished in third. Kyle Prauner won his sixth Karl Chevrolet Northern SportMod feature in as many attempts after starting in the sixth row. Jason Wilkinson picked up his third win of the season in seven local IMCA Sunoco Stock Car starts. Jeremy Hoskinson prevailed in the IMCA Sunoco Hobby Stock tilt.

Cox takes Chamber of Commerce Night checkers at Cottage Grove

By Ben Deatherage COTTAGE GROVE, Ore. (June 27) – Another Xtreme Motor Sports IMCA Modified battle for the ages unfolded on Chamber of Commerce Night Saturday at Cottage Grove Speedway. Kinzer Cox and Kreg Britton exchanged the lead on numerous occasions over the course of the first eight circuits, Britton running the high side and Cox working the bottom. Cox finally secured the lead on lap nine and kept in front of all challengers to win his third local feature of the season. Greg McDonald was second and third went to Curtis Towns. Eric Ashley and Britton completed the top five.

Ward takes second straight at Kossuth County

By Greg Grabianowski ALGONA, Iowa (June 25) – Tim Ward used a late-race pass to win his second straight Xtreme Motor Sports IMCA Modified feature Thursday at Kossuth County Speedway. Ward passed race-long leader Derek Green with two laps to go. Jesse Hoeft found the fast line behind Ward and finished second while Green ended in third. Kevin Opheim was the IMCA Sunoco Stock Car winner while George Nordman used a restart with five laps left to take the lead and the win in the Karl Chevrolet Northern SportMod contest. Late-race heroics were also the story for the IMCA Sunoco Hobby Stocks, as Jeremy Wegner passed Austin Hauswirth on the final turn. Nate Coopman continued to dominate the Mach-1 Sport Compacts, winning his sixth straight feature as he came from outside the fourth row.

Ireland, Graham win at Sunset

By Ben Deatherage BANKS, Ore. (June 27) – A late-race pass put Rob Ireland in victory lane on Fan Appreciation Night at Sunset Speedway Park. The Budweiser IMCA Modified checkers were his second of the season and came ahead of Craig Cassell and Kristi Somers. Pamela Graham also got the lead late and drove to her third Karl Chevrolet Northern SportMod victory of 2015.

Foulger defends home turf with Summer Nationals win at Antioch

ANTIOCH, Calif. (June 27) – When Bobby Hogge IV comes to town, the intensity of competition goes up a notch at Antioch Speedway. Add North Carolina-based NASCAR star Kenny Wallace, a consummate dirt track driver, and the bar is raised even higher. Four-time track champion Troy Foulger rose to the occasion, showing the visitors the fast way to the finish line as he won the Antioch Speedway Summer Nationals main event on Saturday night. Foulger was not about to let Hogge or Wallace rule in the $2,500 to win Xtreme Motor Sports IMCA Modified main event. He and Hogge waged a cat-and-mouse battle for first right up to the fall of the checkered flag. Cheered on by a full grandstand of fans standing up for the final two laps, Foulger scored a victory for the local racers. Wallace finished 10th. Foulger came out of the box fast at the start, dashing to a straightaway lead ahead of the pack of 18 cars. That gap was soon erased. A caution flag with eight laps to go in [Read More]

Saathoff soars at Eagle

By Greg Soukup EAGLE, Neb. (June 26) – Sanctioned career win number 342 for Johnny Saathoff came at Eagle Raceway Saturday night. “This was my first feature win of the year and I’m so glad that it came here at Eagle Raceway, my home track,” Saathoff said after the Kaplan University IMCA Modified headliner. “I was getting nervous the last five laps because I almost lost it. Thanks to (promoter) Roger (Hadan) the track is getting better, and we’re finally getting the car set to where the track is. We’ll keep coming back and trying to win.” Defending champion Clint Benson earned his first RaceSaver IMCA Sprint Car checkers of 2015 at Eagle. Adam Armstrong won his third straight Valentino’s IMCA Hobby Stock main event. Lance Borgman topped the NAPA IMCA Northern SportMod feature at Eagle for the second time this season and Matt Moyer became a two-time Sam’s Club IMCA Sport Compact winner.

Rogers, Money are repeat winners at RPM

By Mike Hughes HAYS, Kan. (June 27) – Jason Rogers and Clay Money made return appearances in the winner’s circle at RPM Speedway on Saturday evening. Rogers became the first repeat winner in the Advantage Glass Plus IMCA Stock Car division at Hays this year. Rogers took the lead on lap seven from Arnold Williams. A caution on lap 19 set up a green, white, checkered finish, giving the field a shot at Rogers, but Rogers, the winner the night before at Thomas County Speedway in Colby, was up to the challenge. Williams was second, followed by Chad Sterling. Money won his third Golden B Hydra Drilling IMCA Northern SportMod feature after taking a lead on lap seven he would not relinquish. Daniel Gottschalk finished in the runner-up spot Jake Krone third. Jesse Richter notched the win in the S & W Supply IMCA Modifieds while Brady Bencken picked up his first feature local win in the Golden Plains Trucking IMCA Hobby Stocks. Randy Murphy took the lead on lap two and drove away for [Read More]

Hunt ends in victory lane at Crystal

CRYSTAL, Mich. (June 27) – Mitchell Hunt earned All-Star Performance IMCA Modified honors Saturday at Crystal Motor Speedway. Hunt caught Cliff Denman for second and John Row for the lead. The feature got off to an inauspicious start when point man Travis Fisher got turned around going into turn one on the opening lap and collected Toby Steele, who had nowhere to go.