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08-28-2005, 05:59 PM
For Immediate Release
August 27, 2005
Corning, Iowa
It was a night of wild and close finishes for the Chase for the Dodge Cup for the NASCAR Dodge Weekly Series at the Adams County Speedway. Paul Glendenning topped the Dodge late model feature and Scott Koskovich claimed the Dodge late model king of the hill presented by Sunoco/Diamond Oil and Ironman Racing. Jesse Dennis took his second win in the Budweiser modifieds. Tony Hardisty won in a photo finish in the O'Reilly pro streets, and Les Helvie topped the NAPA hobby stocks.
Josh Sink took early command of the NAPA hobby stock feature and led until Les Helvie charged up from his sixth starting spot to take the lead. Helvie then had to hold off a host of cars to take his third win of the season. Following Helvie to the line was Matt Hudson, Steve Churchill, Jim Tull and Clint Dredge. With only two nights of points left to go, Churchill and Tull are tied for the lead with Helvie and Hudson one point behind.
Matt Bashor took the early lead in the O'Reilly pro streets until he spun off the backstretch bringing out a caution. Dave Schafroth and Mark Karg then battled for the lead with Karg taking the top spot. From that point, Karg swapped the lead with Mike Garner a few times with Tony Hardisty looking under that pair for the lead and Ron Ballinger looking for an opening around the high side. Coming off of turn four for the checkered, Karg, Garner and Hardisty were three-wide with Karg getting too high, leaving Hardisty and Garner to battle to the line. They crossed in a photo finish with Hardisty getting the win. Karg, Ballinger and Chuck Hulett rounded out the top five. Todd Ramsey and Mike Garner are now tied for the point lead with Hardisty and Hulett a point back.
The start of the Budweiser modified feature saw Jerry Carlson take the early lead over Jesse Dennis. Dennis then found his groove around the high side and passed for the lead. Dennis remained unchallenged to take his second win of the season. Dan Mueller closed the gap on Dennis over the final laps but settled for second ahead of Trenton Jackson, Jeremy Tibben and Carlson. Mueller has now pulled out to a 19-point lead over Jackson and 22 over Tibben.
Al Zeitner shot into the early lead of the Dodge late model feature and built a sizeable lead until a caution bunched the field. On the restart, Paul Glendenning launched to the lead and was not to be denied his second win of the season. Second though fourth came to the finish in three wide fashion with Karl Ritterbusch getting second over Corey Zeitner and Chris Spieker, with Al Zeitner settling for fifth. Scott Koskovich capped the night by beating Bryant Goldsmith, Chris Spieker and Billy Leighton to take the King of the Hill presented by Sunoco/Diamond Oil and Ironman Racing Supply title. Possibly the bigger story of the king of the hill was Spieker retiring with engine trouble since he only holds a 3 point advantage over Ritterbusch for the ACS track title.
Join us next week for Lincoln Electric night and the NASCAR Dodge Weekly Series with more great action of the Dodge late models, Budweiser modifieds, O'Reilly pro streets, and NAPA hobby stocks. Plus the rescheduled O'Reilly pro street king of the hill presented by Sunoco/Diamond Oil and Ironman Racing. Gates open at 5:00, hot laps are at 6:30, and racing starts at 7:00. Admission is just $8 for adults, $6 for students, and 12 and under are free. For more information go to acspeedway.com or call 712-785-3271.
Results:
NAPA Hobby Stock:
Heat 1: 1.Swanson 2.L. Helvie 3.Jason Parker
Heat 2: 1.Hudson 2.Sexton 3.Akers
Heat 3: 1.Churchill 2.Tull 3.Elliott
Heat 4: 1.Dredge 2.Yearington 3.Jerry Parker
First B Feature: 1.True 2.Williamson
Second B Feature: 1.Larson 2.Luther
A Feature: 1.Les Helvie 2.Matt Hudson 3.Steve Churchill 4.Jim Tull 5.Clint Dredge 6.Kevin Yearington 7.Jeremy Auten 8.Joshua Sink 9.Cody Luther 10.Jim Norris 11.Glenn Orr 12.Jason Parker 13.Jeff Hovick 14.Les Elliott 15.Matt Williamson 16.Ron Helvie 17.Keith Larson 18.Steve Gibilisco 19.Junior Akers 20.Josh True 21.Jeremy Swanson 22.Raymond Smith 23.Jerry Parker 24.Donald Sexton DNS.Brent Ricker
O'Reilly Pro Street:
Heat 1: 1.Ballinger 2.Karg 3.Hulett
Heat 2: 1.M. Garner 2.Beedle 3.Hardisty
Heat 3: 1.G. Miller 2.Pitzer 3.Bond
A Feature: 1.Tony Hardisty 2.Mike Garner 3.Mark Karg 4.Ron Ballinger 5.Chuck Hulett 6.Todd Ramsey 7.David Schafroth 8.Ed Hamilton 9.Matt Bashor 10.Scott Bond 11.Kevin Beedle 12.Joe Zadina 13.Tom Myers 14.Billy Rock 15.Craig Garner 16.Brian Broermann 17.Paul Kinyon 18.Mike McCurdy 19.Rick Pitzer 20.A.J. Miller 21.Rod Carroll 22.Richard Rope 23.Greg Miller DNS..Chris Bozwell
Budweiser Modified:
Heat 1: 1.Dennis 2.Jackson 3.Tibben
Heat 2: 1.Hogan 2.Schlueter 3.Peckham
Heat 3: 1.Carlson 2.Mueller 3.B. Foote
A Feature: 1.Jesse Dennis 2.Dan Mueller 3.Trenton Jackson 4.Jeremy Tibben 5.Jerry Carlson 6.Russell Stewart 7.Brian Foote 8.Lonn Schlueter 9.Chris Hogan 10.Denny Rosenberg 11.Ron Gay 12.Ryan Peckham 13.Larry Foote 14.Kevin Bills 15.Matt Schultz 16.Jack Larson 17.Phil Brown 18.Kelley Roof 19.Barry Sandeman 20.Kirby Steins 21.David Carlisle 22.Randy Foote 23.Richard Spriggs
Dodge Late Model:
Heat 1: 1.A. Zeitner 2.Whitehead 3.Goldsmith
Heat 2: 1.Ritterbusch 2.Koskovich 3.O'Brien
Heat 3: 1. Glendenning 2. E. Kosiski 3. Nanfito
A Feature: 1.Paul Glendenning 2.Karl Ritterbusch 3.Corey Zeitner 4.Chris Spieker 5.Al Zeitner 6.Trenton Jackson 7.Jason O'Brien 8.Billy Leighton 9.Scott Koskovich 10.Ed Kosiski 11.Ryan Vicker 12.Ed Nelson 13.Bryant Goldsmith 14.Mike Nanfito 15.Tim Cooney 16.Troy McKee 17.Jamie Kinyon 18.Shawn Harker 19.Todd McKee 20.Joe Kosiski 21.Mike Whitehead 22.Barry Sandeman DNS..Justin Cooper, Jeremy Houck
King of the Hill presented by Sunoco/Diamond Oil and Ironman Racing Round 1: Spieker over Nanfito, Koskovich over Goldsmith, Leighton over Glendenning, Ritterbusch over Vicker Round 2: Koskovich over Spieker, Leighton over Ritterbusch Final: Koskovich over Leighton
August 27, 2005
Corning, Iowa
It was a night of wild and close finishes for the Chase for the Dodge Cup for the NASCAR Dodge Weekly Series at the Adams County Speedway. Paul Glendenning topped the Dodge late model feature and Scott Koskovich claimed the Dodge late model king of the hill presented by Sunoco/Diamond Oil and Ironman Racing. Jesse Dennis took his second win in the Budweiser modifieds. Tony Hardisty won in a photo finish in the O'Reilly pro streets, and Les Helvie topped the NAPA hobby stocks.
Josh Sink took early command of the NAPA hobby stock feature and led until Les Helvie charged up from his sixth starting spot to take the lead. Helvie then had to hold off a host of cars to take his third win of the season. Following Helvie to the line was Matt Hudson, Steve Churchill, Jim Tull and Clint Dredge. With only two nights of points left to go, Churchill and Tull are tied for the lead with Helvie and Hudson one point behind.
Matt Bashor took the early lead in the O'Reilly pro streets until he spun off the backstretch bringing out a caution. Dave Schafroth and Mark Karg then battled for the lead with Karg taking the top spot. From that point, Karg swapped the lead with Mike Garner a few times with Tony Hardisty looking under that pair for the lead and Ron Ballinger looking for an opening around the high side. Coming off of turn four for the checkered, Karg, Garner and Hardisty were three-wide with Karg getting too high, leaving Hardisty and Garner to battle to the line. They crossed in a photo finish with Hardisty getting the win. Karg, Ballinger and Chuck Hulett rounded out the top five. Todd Ramsey and Mike Garner are now tied for the point lead with Hardisty and Hulett a point back.
The start of the Budweiser modified feature saw Jerry Carlson take the early lead over Jesse Dennis. Dennis then found his groove around the high side and passed for the lead. Dennis remained unchallenged to take his second win of the season. Dan Mueller closed the gap on Dennis over the final laps but settled for second ahead of Trenton Jackson, Jeremy Tibben and Carlson. Mueller has now pulled out to a 19-point lead over Jackson and 22 over Tibben.
Al Zeitner shot into the early lead of the Dodge late model feature and built a sizeable lead until a caution bunched the field. On the restart, Paul Glendenning launched to the lead and was not to be denied his second win of the season. Second though fourth came to the finish in three wide fashion with Karl Ritterbusch getting second over Corey Zeitner and Chris Spieker, with Al Zeitner settling for fifth. Scott Koskovich capped the night by beating Bryant Goldsmith, Chris Spieker and Billy Leighton to take the King of the Hill presented by Sunoco/Diamond Oil and Ironman Racing Supply title. Possibly the bigger story of the king of the hill was Spieker retiring with engine trouble since he only holds a 3 point advantage over Ritterbusch for the ACS track title.
Join us next week for Lincoln Electric night and the NASCAR Dodge Weekly Series with more great action of the Dodge late models, Budweiser modifieds, O'Reilly pro streets, and NAPA hobby stocks. Plus the rescheduled O'Reilly pro street king of the hill presented by Sunoco/Diamond Oil and Ironman Racing. Gates open at 5:00, hot laps are at 6:30, and racing starts at 7:00. Admission is just $8 for adults, $6 for students, and 12 and under are free. For more information go to acspeedway.com or call 712-785-3271.
Results:
NAPA Hobby Stock:
Heat 1: 1.Swanson 2.L. Helvie 3.Jason Parker
Heat 2: 1.Hudson 2.Sexton 3.Akers
Heat 3: 1.Churchill 2.Tull 3.Elliott
Heat 4: 1.Dredge 2.Yearington 3.Jerry Parker
First B Feature: 1.True 2.Williamson
Second B Feature: 1.Larson 2.Luther
A Feature: 1.Les Helvie 2.Matt Hudson 3.Steve Churchill 4.Jim Tull 5.Clint Dredge 6.Kevin Yearington 7.Jeremy Auten 8.Joshua Sink 9.Cody Luther 10.Jim Norris 11.Glenn Orr 12.Jason Parker 13.Jeff Hovick 14.Les Elliott 15.Matt Williamson 16.Ron Helvie 17.Keith Larson 18.Steve Gibilisco 19.Junior Akers 20.Josh True 21.Jeremy Swanson 22.Raymond Smith 23.Jerry Parker 24.Donald Sexton DNS.Brent Ricker
O'Reilly Pro Street:
Heat 1: 1.Ballinger 2.Karg 3.Hulett
Heat 2: 1.M. Garner 2.Beedle 3.Hardisty
Heat 3: 1.G. Miller 2.Pitzer 3.Bond
A Feature: 1.Tony Hardisty 2.Mike Garner 3.Mark Karg 4.Ron Ballinger 5.Chuck Hulett 6.Todd Ramsey 7.David Schafroth 8.Ed Hamilton 9.Matt Bashor 10.Scott Bond 11.Kevin Beedle 12.Joe Zadina 13.Tom Myers 14.Billy Rock 15.Craig Garner 16.Brian Broermann 17.Paul Kinyon 18.Mike McCurdy 19.Rick Pitzer 20.A.J. Miller 21.Rod Carroll 22.Richard Rope 23.Greg Miller DNS..Chris Bozwell
Budweiser Modified:
Heat 1: 1.Dennis 2.Jackson 3.Tibben
Heat 2: 1.Hogan 2.Schlueter 3.Peckham
Heat 3: 1.Carlson 2.Mueller 3.B. Foote
A Feature: 1.Jesse Dennis 2.Dan Mueller 3.Trenton Jackson 4.Jeremy Tibben 5.Jerry Carlson 6.Russell Stewart 7.Brian Foote 8.Lonn Schlueter 9.Chris Hogan 10.Denny Rosenberg 11.Ron Gay 12.Ryan Peckham 13.Larry Foote 14.Kevin Bills 15.Matt Schultz 16.Jack Larson 17.Phil Brown 18.Kelley Roof 19.Barry Sandeman 20.Kirby Steins 21.David Carlisle 22.Randy Foote 23.Richard Spriggs
Dodge Late Model:
Heat 1: 1.A. Zeitner 2.Whitehead 3.Goldsmith
Heat 2: 1.Ritterbusch 2.Koskovich 3.O'Brien
Heat 3: 1. Glendenning 2. E. Kosiski 3. Nanfito
A Feature: 1.Paul Glendenning 2.Karl Ritterbusch 3.Corey Zeitner 4.Chris Spieker 5.Al Zeitner 6.Trenton Jackson 7.Jason O'Brien 8.Billy Leighton 9.Scott Koskovich 10.Ed Kosiski 11.Ryan Vicker 12.Ed Nelson 13.Bryant Goldsmith 14.Mike Nanfito 15.Tim Cooney 16.Troy McKee 17.Jamie Kinyon 18.Shawn Harker 19.Todd McKee 20.Joe Kosiski 21.Mike Whitehead 22.Barry Sandeman DNS..Justin Cooper, Jeremy Houck
King of the Hill presented by Sunoco/Diamond Oil and Ironman Racing Round 1: Spieker over Nanfito, Koskovich over Goldsmith, Leighton over Glendenning, Ritterbusch over Vicker Round 2: Koskovich over Spieker, Leighton over Ritterbusch Final: Koskovich over Leighton