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  Demolition Derby at Lake Cumberland Speedway

  In the small town of Burnside, Ky., on a given Saturday night, the air is filled with the smell of high octane race fuel and the sounds of 900+ horsepower Late Models slinging dirt around Lake ...

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  Continued Tire Shortages Force Cancellation of FASTRAK World Championship at Virginia Motor Speedway

  Jamaica, Virginia - With Hoosier's continued tire shortages and after exhausting all avenues available to get enough FT200 and FT400 tires to cover the number of cars expected to compete in the 2021 FASTRAK World Championship two-day event, officials at Virginia Motor Speedway and FASTRAK Racing have made the difficult decision to cancel the event for 2021. "I do appreciate VMS working with us during the struggle with tires. The World Championship is our biggest profit event of the entire season, and as badly as we hate to cancel it, what choice do we really have? Unfortunately, FT90's are not scheduled to be produced until October, so that doesn't do us much good for a World Championship this year. That being the case, we decided the thing to do is keep the tires they were making for us in inventory so they could be cured well and have tires to start next season with," commented FASTRAK Owner/Founder Stan Lester. Lester added, "I know people will suggest that we go to open tire. Well, that's a little hard to do since there is no compatible tire to the FT200, plus making every competitor have every tire compound of every crate spec tire would be a ridiculous amount of money and not all crate teams can afford that. It's an impossible situation to be in, but we don't manufacture tires, so it's completely out of our hands. The bottom line is this. If there are not enough tires in stock for every team to have three sets of tires, then we have to wait on supply and let it catch up." The decision to cancel this year's event is not an emotional decision; it has been based on actual facts that are business-related and that every track, Series, and sanction, asphalt and dirt, has been dealing with all year. Based on Hoosier's tire production schedule, the time of year they will be released, and the other events already scheduled late in the year, the event just did not have a place to go. "This decision did not come lightly. The track and the Series have worked for over a month now to see if we could rectify the tire issue in advance of the World Championship weekend. We have been in constant contact with Hoosier about the availability of the FASTRAK FT200 and FT400 tires and have not come up with enough tires for every competitor to have the same chance at getting tires. The FASTRAK World Championship has been our season-ending crown jewel for seven years, and it has been gaining the momentum in fan and competitor support that we have been working towards since the first World Championship at our speedway," commented Virginia Motor Speedway owner Bill Sawyer. All efforts now will be on the 2022 FASTRAK World Championship and more. Some exciting news will be released in the coming weeks, including new tracks, new classes, new sponsors, and, more importantly, doubling the amount to win for the 2022 World Championship. ABOUT VIRGINIA MOTOR SPEEDWAY - Bill Sawyer's Virginia Motor Speedway is a ½ mile dirt oval track located on U.S. Route 17, eight miles north of Saluda, VA, and 25 miles south of Tappahannock, VA, in Jamaica, VA. The speedway is just a short drive from Richmond, Fredericksburg, Southern Maryland, and the Hampton Roads area. Race fans can go to www.vamotorspeedway.com to view the complete schedule Virginia Motor Speedway's 2021 season, find detailed event information, get the latest news, and get complete ticket and camping information. In addition, fans can get social with Virginia Motor Speedway by following @vamotorspeedway on Twitter, clicking "Like" at www.facebook.com/VaMotorSpeedway , and on www.youtube.com/VaMotorSpeedway. ABOUT FASTRAK RACING - The FASTRAK Racing Series is currently in its eighteenth year and has been a fundamental force in developing drivers. The Series has offered some of the highest-paying points funds in Crate racing today. FASTRAK held its first-ever touring event on April 3, 2004, at Winder Barrow Speedway located in Winder, Georgia, and that was the first ever touring event held for Crate Late Models in the world! FASTRAK currently holds tour events in the Southeast Fans and competitors need to buckle up and keep their eyes glued on FASTRAK pages and PR. Things are about to get exciting. The wheels have been put into motion for a few changes for the 2022 season; new formats and larger paying purses are just over the horizon. Check out the official website for the FASTRAK Racing Series at www.fastrakracing.com and continue to follow our social media networks for the FASTRAK Racing Series. Like and Follow our Fan Page on Facebook, plus follow @FASTRAK_Racing on Twitter to get up to the minute news and details as they become available. FASTRAK can be found on Instagram @fastrak_racing. The 2021 marketing partners for the FASTRAK Racing Series are Chevrolet Performance, Hoosier Racing Tire, VP Racing Fuel "The official fuel of FASTRAK," VP Racing Lubricants, DealergroupUSA, Speed51.com "The official video home of FASTRAK," Dirt Track Bank, KRC Power Steering, TNT Race Cars, Arizona Sport Shirts, Simpson Safety Equipment, Rockauto.com, and Thomas Clarke Performance.

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  Sobotka Sizzles in the Drizzle to Win Vermont 200 at Devil's Bowl Speedway - Brewerton champion tops field of 62 cars to earn $12,942

  WEST HAVEN, Vt. - Zach Sobotka was already having a dream weekend when he arrived at Devil's Bowl Speedway on the morning of Sunday, September 5, and he headed home with an even bigger highlight and a huge paycheck. The 26-year-old opened his Labor Day holiday weekend by winning at Brewerton (N.Y.) Speedway and clinching that track's Sportsman Modified championship on Friday night, and he wrapped it up by capturing the Fabian Earth Moving Vermont 200 and pocketing $12,942 in winnings on Sunday. The day did not start well for the Parish, N.Y., driver, who turned in only the 27th-fastest lap on a dry-slick track in time trial qualifying. He lined up seventh in his heat race and missed a transfer finishing position, having to go through the consolation round, just before a rain delay interrupted the program. The full-blown rain showers stopped, but a fine mist fell sporadically for the rest of the event, changing the track conditions dramatically. Sobotka started the 200-lap main event 23rd on the 36-car grid, and he took his time weaving his way through the field as Dylan Zacharias and then Adam Pierson took turns in the lead. Mother Nature caused a delay again at lap 80, with bouts of mist turning dust from the racing surface into tiny bits of sticky, vision-hampering mud; the drivers were brought to pit road to clean their helmet visors and apply new tearoffs, returning to race another 21 circuits before a predetermined competition break at lap 101. Demetrios Drellos took the lead from Pierson at the restart and built a large lead before the halfway break, but a fuel leak from a vent tube on the Drellos car was seen during green-flag racing when the race resumed. The caution flag was flown at lap 103 and officials pulled the car aside to inspect it, but they found no leak while the car was not in motion. Drellos was given the option to pit and fix the leak or risk being black-flagged if the leak reappeared under racing conditions; he chose to stay on the track as the leader, but the leak returned and Drellos was sent to pit road under green at lap 108. Sobotka told the crowd in a pit road interview during the break that his car was handling perfectly, and he restarted in seventh place. He took the lead from weekly Devil's Bowl competitor Tim LaDuc at lap 126 and then set a blistering pace after the 12th and final restart at lap 138. The long, 62-lap green-flag run to end the race was a memorable one; Sobotka threaded his way through lapped traffic as Marc Johnson began chasing him down. Sobotka managed the traffic well, but a side-by-side battle for 12th-place between Frank Hoard III and Michael Wagner-Fitzgerald running in front of him slowed his pace in the final 15 laps, allowing Johnson to close dramatically. Guilderland, N.Y., racer Johnson made two very strong bids for the lead and pulled even with Sobotka twice in the final frames, but Sobotka was able to fend him off for the landmark victory. Sobotka - who raced for the second half of the event with blurred vision after getting dirt in his eyes - claimed the $10,000 winner's purse, $2,892 in lap leader bonuses, and the $50 Hard Charger Award for a total take of $12,942. Johnson's runner-up finish was worth $4,000, and Orwell, Vt., veteran LaDuc's third-place effort - combined with lap leader money - netted him $3,075. Pierson finished fourth and took home $3,617 after lap money, and Tim Hartman Jr. rounded out the top five for $1,100. L.J. Lombardo was sixth ahead of Jack Lehner, Justin Stone, Ben Bushaw, and Tyler Corcoran. Qualifying heats were won by Jimmy Ryan, Bobby Hackel, Pierson, Johnny Bruno, Johnson, and Corcoran. Sobotka and Bushaw split the consi victories, and last-chance B-Mains were won by Josh Masterson and Travis Bruno. Sixty-two drivers attempted to qualify for the race, and Sobotka became the first driver in the event's four-year history to win as a "true" Sportsman racer, without having ties to Big Block or Small Block Modified competition; previous winners were Brett Hearn, Rocky Warner, and Drellos. The Sprint Cars of New England tour supported the event with a fast-paced 25-lap feature to wrap up its three-race Devil's Bowl track championship chase. North Granby, Conn.'s Scott Holcomb arrived at Devil's Bowl Speedway so late that he missed his qualifying heat race, but with no preparation he needed only five laps to drive from last place on the grid to get to second. A wild initial start saw Holcomb blast three-wide on the outside lane past four cars. He quickly made it up to the runner-up position and when leader Adam Pierson's car shut down on lap 7, Holcomb inherited the top spot and sailed off with the win; he also won on Vermont 200 Weekend in 2020. Chris Donnelly finished second, but he blew his engine in the final corner of the race and coasted across the line. Former Sportsman Modified competitor Wayne Stearns was ultra-competitive all day in his first Sprint Car start on the Devil's Bowl half-mile, finishing third. Barnstead, N.H.'s Clay Dow finished fourth to clinch the Devil's Bowl track title by just four points over Donnelly, 142-138. Floyd Billington finished fifth in the race. Heats were won by Donnelly and Jake Williams; Caleb Lamson walked away unhurt from a vicious hit into the frontstretch wall and subsequent rollover in qualifying. The Friend Construction 500cc Mini Sprint division ran a two-day, three-round "segment" format during the weekend, with the second and third 10-lap legs run on Sunday. Orwell, Vt.'s Ray Hanson picked up segment finishes of third and first on Sunday, and when combined with his third-place showing on Saturday, his low total score of 7 points (3+3+1=7) gave him the overall victory - his 10th of the season. Hanson used a bone-stock, spare engine borrowed from overall runner-up John Smith for the win. Smith won the opening segment on Saturday and racked up a sixth and a second on Sunday to earn a total score of 9 points. Kaidin White was fifth, first, and fifth in the segments to tally 11 points and take third place overall. Roger LaDuc (13 pts.) and Scott Bachand (17 pts.) completed the overall top five. Devil's Bowl Speedway is back in action on Saturday, September 11, at an earlier start time of 6:00 p.m., with the return of Heritage Family Credit Union "Member Night" and free general admission for all HFCU members who present a valid HFCU credit or debit card, checkbook, or bank statement. Devil's Bowl Speedway's five weekly divisions will be on the card. Grandstand general admission is $12 for adults and $5 for children aged 12 and under. Tickets are available online at https://buytickets.at/devilsbowlspeedway and at the speedway on race day. Infield drive-in parking is $20 for adults and free for children. Infield passes are sold only at the track on race day. Pit passes are $25 for members and $35 for non-members, available at the speedway or on the "Pit Pay" Mobile App; the minimum age in the pit area is 10 years old, with proof of age required for minors, per Vermont State Law. Devil's Bowl Speedway is located on Route 22A in West Haven, Vt., four miles north of U.S. Route 4, Exit 2, and just 20 minutes from Rutland, Vt. For more information, visit www.DevilsBowlSpeedwayVT.com or call (802) 265-3112. Devil's Bowl Speedway is on Facebook at facebook.com/DevilsBowlSpeedway, and on Instagram, Twitter, and Snapchat at @DevilsBowlSpeed; follow the action using the #DevilsBowl hashtag. UNOFFICIAL RESULTS - Fabian Earth Moving Vermont 200 Weekend Devil's Bowl Speedway - West Haven, Vt. Sunday, September 5, 2021 Sportsman Modified Feature (200 laps) Pos.-(Start)-Driver-Hometown # - denotes rookie 1. (23) Zach Sobotka, Parish, N.Y. 2. (8) Marc Johnson, Guilderland, N.Y. 3. (7) Tim LaDuc, Orwell, Vt. 4. (1) Adam Pierson, East Corinth, Vt. 5. (3) Tim Hartman Jr., Glenville, N.Y. 6. (14) L.J. Lombardo, Danbury, Conn. 7. (18) Jack Lehner, Ballston Spa, N.Y. 8. (25) Justin Stone, Middlebury, Vt. 9. (24) Ben Bushaw, Tully, N.Y. 10. (9) Tyler Corcoran, Central Square, N.Y. 11. (20) Jason Gray, East Thetford, Vt. 12. (5) Frank Hoard III, Manchester Center, Vt. 13. (27) Michael Wagner-Fitzgerald, Gansevoort, N.Y. 14. (6) # Johnny Bruno, Orlando, Fla. 15. (19) Austin Comes, Middlebury, Vt. 16. (22) Troy Audet, Bridport, Vt. 17. (29) Josh Masterson, Bristol, Vt. 18. (15) Connor Cleveland, Corinth, N.Y. 19. (34) Marty Kelly III, North Bennington, Vt. 20. (30) Travis Bruno, Morrisonville, N.Y. 21. (12) Vince Quenneville, Brandon, Vt. 22. (16) Kevin Root, Geneva, N.Y. 23. (31) Ryan Shanahan, Watertown, N.Y. 24. (4) Bobby Hackel, Rensselaer, N.Y. 25. (21) Jordan Fornwalt, Bradford, Vt. 26. (13) Demetrios Drellos, Queensbury, N.Y. 27. (36) Neil Stratton, Bennington, Vt. 28. (10) Justin Comes, Middlebury, Vt. 29. (32) Jimmy Davis, Amsterdam, N.Y. 30. (33) Tanner Siemons, Orford, N.H. 31. (2) Dylan Zacharias, Palermo, N.Y. 32. (26) Jamy Begor, Mooers Forks, N.Y. 33. (17) Brian Calabrese, Johnstown, N.Y. 34. (28) Mike Palmer, Salisbury, Vt. 35. (11) Todd Stone, Middlebury, Vt. 36. (35) Jimmy Ryan, Shoreham, Vt. Did Not Qualify (26 drivers): Alex Bell, Cambridge, N.Y.; Bucko Branham, Plattsburgh, N.Y.; Kevin Chaffee, Bradford, Vt.; Bill Duprey, Hydeville, Vt.; Gary Edwards Jr., Bloomingburg, N.Y.; Gary Edwards III, Bloomingburg, N.Y.; Gary English, Salisbury, Vt.; Mike Fisher, Castleton, Vt.; Dakota Green, Cambridge, N.Y.; Travis Green, Wallkill, N.Y.; Billy Lussier, Fair Haven, Vt.; Mike McGinn, Elizabethtown, N.Y.; Derrick McGrew Jr., Ballston Spa, N.Y.; # Shawn McPhee, Rutland, Vt.; Darryl Mitchell, Akwesasne, Que.; Jim Nagle, Rotterdam, N.Y.; Cody O'Brien, Springfield, Vt.; Paolo Pascarella, Poestenkill, N.Y.; Adam Piper, Leicester, Vt.; Dylan Rabtoy, Swanton, Vt.; Evan Roberts, Fletcher, Vt.; Ricky Thompson, Hogansburg, N.Y.; Joe Venditti, Scotia, N.Y.; # Anthony Warren, Shoreham, Vt.; Brent Warren, Salisbury, Vt.; Brian Whittemore, Pittsford, Vt. Lap Leaders: Adam Pierson, pole; Dylan Zacharias, 1-19; Pierson, 20-80; Demetrios Drellos, 81-106; Tim LaDuc, 107-125; Zach Sobotka, 126-200. (5 lead changes among 5 drivers) Cautions: Laps 26-31; 34-38; 43-48; 58-62; 75-80 [red]; 85-88; 93-96; 101 [red-competition break]; 103-106; 117-121; 123-124; 131-137 (12 cautions for 55 laps). Heat Winners: Jimmy Ryan, Bobby Hackel, Adam Pierson, Johnny Bruno, Marc Johnson, Tyler Corcoran Consi Winners: Zach Sobotka, Ben Bushaw B-Main Winners: Josh Masterson, Travis Bruno Elmo's Pit Stop 9th Place Bonus ($100): Ben Bushaw Zsido Family Hard Charger Award ($50): Zach Sobotka (+22 positions) Sprint Cars of New England Feature (25 laps) Pos.-(Start)-Driver-Hometown 1. (10) Scott Holcomb, North Granby, Conn. 2. (8) Chris Donnelly, Piermont, N.H. 3. (1) Wayne Stearns, Bradford, Vt. 4. (5) Clay Dow, Barnstead, N.H. 5. (6) Floyd Billington, South Glens Falls, N.Y. 6. (2) Lacey Hanson, Orwell, Vt. 7. (7) Jake Williams, Center Tuftonboro, N.H. 8. (3) Doug McPhail, Tilton, N.H. 9. (9) Rick Stone, Cornwall, Conn. 10. (4) Adam Pierson, East Corinth, Vt. Did Not Start (1 driver): Caleb Lamson, Moretown, Vt. Lap Leaders: Wayne Stearns, pole; Lacey Hanson, 1-4; Adam Pierson, 5-7; Scott Holcomb, 8-25. (3 lead changes among 4 drivers) Cautions (1): Lap 13. Heat Winners: Jake Williams, Chris Donnelly TRACK CHAMPION: CLAY DOW Friend Construction 500cc Mini Sprint Feature (3 10-lap segments) Pos.-(Start)-Driver-Hometown-Segment Points # - denotes rookie 1. (5) Ray Hanson, Orwell, Vt. - 3, 3, 1 - 7 points 2. (6) John Smith, Poultney, Vt. - 1, 6, 2 - 9 points 3. (8) Kaidin White, Monkton, Vt. - 5, 1, 5 - 11 points 4. (3) Roger LaDuc, Orwell, Vt. - 2, 5, 6 - 13 points 5. (2) Scott Bachand, St. Albans, Vt. - 6, 4, 7 - 17 points 6. (1) # Vern Woodard, Fair Haven, Vt. - 4, 7, 8 - 19 points 7. (7) Kevin Smith, Brandon, Vt. - 8, 2, 9 - 19 points 8. (4) # Gage Provencher, Bridport, Vt. - 11, 8, 4 - 23 points 9. (9) Kamden Duffy, Richmond, N.H. - 12, 10, 3 - 25 points 10. (10) # Tommy Kasuba, Castleton, Vt. - 9, 11, 10 - 30 points 11. (11) # Kris Severance, Fair Haven, Vt. - 7, 12, 11 - 30 points 12. (13) John McPhee Jr., Rutland, Vt. - 10, 9, 12 - 31 points Did Not Start (1 driver): # Kyle Bruno, Proctor, Vt. Lap Leaders: Segment 1 - Vern Woodard, 1-3; John Smith, 4-10; Segment 2 - Tommy Kasuba, pole; Kevin Smith, 1; Kaidin White, 2-10; Segment 3 - Kris Severance, pole; Kamden Duffy, 1-2; Ray Hanson, 3-10. (7 lead changes among 8 drivers) Cautions (2): Segment 1 - Laps 1, 1. Heat Winners: Roger LaDuc, John Smith

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  JUSTIN SANDERS SCORES KING OF THE WEST "FASTEST FOUR DAYS IN MOTORSPORTS" OPENER AT MERCED

  (8/26/21 - Jim Allen) Merced, CA ... Justin Sanders took advantage of some well-timed caution periods to outrun Dominic Scelzi and score Thursday night's Fastest Four Days in Motorsports opener for the NARC King of the West Fujitsu sprint cars at Merced Speedway. Although the stat sheet will show that Sanders led all 30-laps aboard Kevin Koslowski's Works Unlimited #57, wrenched by Paul Silva, Sanders had to battle his way through slower cars and an ever pressing Scelzi to score the single-car length victory. Sanders won the Sunnyvalley Bacon dash and started on pole. He had to fend off 15-year old Corey Day for the first 10 laps, until the Scelzi assumed the runner-up spot in the second corner on lap 12. Scelzi took the lead a lap later, but the field reverted back a lap when the caution came out for fuel leak fire on Jessie Attard's car. When racing resumed, Scelzi continued to shadow the leaders every move and was challenging for the point when the caution appeared once again on the 18th circuit. This was a recurring theme throughout this feature event. The race came to a abrupt halt on the 23rd circuit when Day tangled with a slower car while running fourth, flipping violently over the first turn berm. He was shaken in the accident and evaluated by medical crews on the scene. He will miss the next event with the Tarlton Motorsports team. Once the race resumed, Sanders had his hands full with Scelzi and now sixth starter Colby Copeland. The trio reached lapped traffic with two-laps to go but Sanders ended up holding on for a car length margin of victory worth $4000. "Let's face it, I was lucky that some of those yellows came out tonight," said Sanders. "Dominic was really fast and was all over me when we got in slower traffic. I'll take a little luck any day. I'm just glad that I could score the win for this team. They gave me a great car and I went out and did my job." Scelzi took home second place money in the Scelzi Enterprises 41. Copeland was third aboard Larry Antaya Fire Suppression Systems 16A. Tim Kaeding started and finished fourth aboard the Bates-Hamilton Teichert-sponsored 42X. Shane Golobic was on the move aboard the Elk Grove Ford sprinter, starting 16th and finishing fifth to pocket the Swift Metal Finishing Hardcharger Award money. Bud Kaeding, Canadian Robbie Price, Blake Carrick, Sean Becker and DJ Netto rounded out the top ten. Rico Abreu set a new track record in qualifying with a lightening quick 10.354 second run around the quarter-mile oval. It was Sanders second NARC King of the West victory of the season and 10th of his career. It marked the series first trip to Merced Speedway since 1992. FUJITSU MAIN EVENT (30 laps): 1. Justin Sanders 57; 2. Dominic Scelzi 41; 3. Colby Copeland 16A; 4. Tim Kaeding 42X; 5. Shane Golobic 17W; 6. Bud Kaeding 69; 7. Robbie Price 21P; 8. Blake Carrick 38B; 9. Sean Becker 83V; 10. DJ Netto 88N; 11. Mitchell Faccinto 37; 12. Joel Myers Jr. 46JR; 13. Billy Aton 26; 14. Landon Brooks 76; 15. Sean Watts 98; 16. Kurt Nelson 72W; 17. Corey Day 21; 18. Mark Barroso 78; 19. Jessie Attard 53; 20. Rico Abreu 24; 21. Tanner Carrick 83T; 22. Brian Boswell 75; 23. Mitchel Moles 01. LAP LEADERS: Sander 1-30 SWIFT METAL FINISHING HARDCHARGER: Shane Golobic 16th to 5th ARP FAST QUALIFIER (23 cars): Rico Abreu - 10.354 seconds BMRS HEAT ONE (10 laps): DJ Netto, Tim Kaeding, Corey Day, Tanner Carrick, Shane Golobic, Rico Abreu, Kurt Nelson, Brian Boswell. FUJITSU GENERAL HEAT TWO (10 laps): Dominic Scelzi, Justin Sanders, Bud Kaeding, Blake Carrick, Sean Becker, Sean Watts, Mark Barroso FLORACING.COM HEAT THREE (10 laps): Colby Copeland, Robbie Price, Jessie Attard, Mitchell Faccinto, Joel Myers Jr., Landon Brooks, Billy Aton. SUNNYVALLEY BACON DASH (6 laps): Justin Sanders, Corey Day, Dominic Scelzi, Tim Kaeding, DJ Netto, Colby Copeland

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  Mars Wins Fourth Mahder 55 at Red Cedar Speedway

  Menomonie WI, Aug. 13 - For the fourth time in the five year history of the Duane Mahder 55, Jimmy Mars came home the winner of this prestigious Late Model event held Friday night at the Red Cedar Speedway. Mars, who's winning streak of three straight Mahder 55 wins was interupted last year by Kevin Adams when the race was held at the Rice Lake Speedway due to the Red Cedar Speedway being closed all year due to Pandemic issues, was back at his home track again Friday night and he drove past Pat Doar on lap fourteen and would then lead the rest of the way to earn $5,555 for his fifty five lap victory. With a fine field of thirty seven drivers signing in to race, four heat races and two B Features would set the twenty six car starting field that would include provisionals Mike Prochnow and Steve Hucovski. The top eight drivers in passing points redrew for their starting positions and Doar, who redrew the pole, would take off strong in the early going, building up a sizable lead over James Giossi and Jake Redetzke. Mars would be one of the few to move to the high side of the track immediately and early on it cost him as he slipped back to seventh spot in the field. However, the top groove soon speeded up and when that happened, Mars would come flying forward through the field at a remarkable pace as he picked off driver after driver on the top side of the track. By lap thirteen he had moved to second with A.J. Diemel following his path as he moved up in the field also. The first yellow was triggered with thirteen laps completed when John Kaanta blew a tire and spun in turn one, collecting Dustin Sorensen and Rick Hanestad. Kaanta would return after changing a tire while Sorensen was also able to drive away from the wreck. Hanestad, however, would need a wrecker's assistance and would be done for the evening. When racing returned, it took Mars just one lap to move back to the high side and blast past Doar into the lead. Redetzke would be on the move also as he took over second from Doar. Jesse Glenz, who was running fourth at the first stoppage, had a bad restart and lost positions to Diemel and Nick Anvelink who blew past him down the back chute. Lap twenty four saw a scheduled fuel stop be called for with fuel only allowed and at this point it was Mars over Redetzke, Doar, Diemel and Anvelink. The race quickly restarted and within a few laps the drivers had migrated from the top side of the track to a lower groove as the track started to take rubber and most drivers lined up on the lower side. Doar went to the top in a bold move when the green reappeared and blew by Redetzke for second and made a strong attempt to retake the lead from Mars. He got close but just couldn't quite get the extra boost he needed to make the pass and when he started to fade back away from Jimmy, he dropped to the lower groove and settled into second. It would be a strategy game from this point on as Mars caught the back of the field and the top five lined up close behind each other but no one was able to make a passing attempt.Mars actually let the cars at the back of the pack pull away from him as he slowed to give himself more room and then picked the pace back up. The top ten runners at this point were pretty much settled in and while each waited for the other to make a mistake and get out of the fast groove, no one slipped up and passing diminshed at this point. One more yellow was triggered with forty seven laps completed when Giossi got into a back marker he was trying to put a lap down and that car spun with Giossi suffering nose piece damage. He tried to continue racing but when the last eight laps were ran off, he quickly pulled out of the groove and headed for the pits. The last yellow gave Mars all the racing room he needed and when the green reappeared, he drove away from the field and would have to deal with no challenges in the remaining laps as he would drive on for a dominating win. Doar would go on to finish a strong second over Redetzke with Diemel and Anvelink completing the top five. The second five would consist of Glenz, Challenge Series point leader Darrell Nelson, Chad Mahder, who's father is honored in this race and came from the back of the pack after changing a tire on lap fourteen, Jeff Massingill and Steve Laursen. Eighteen starters would still be running at the conclusion of the race, all on the lead lap. Mars' check would be for $5,555 in honor of Mahder's number #55 out of a totol Late Model purse of over $42,000, much of which was collected by Scott "Bulldog" Anderson, a long time family friend who has made it his mission to organize this race and lead its fundraising efforts each year. The next racing action at Red Cedar Speedway will be this coming Friday night, August 20th with the last point show of the 2021 racing season. All six classes that normally race at the track will be in action with the scheduled starting time being 7 pm. Check the speedway face book page for updates on this event and for the rest of the 2021 racing season at the track. WISSOTA LATE MODEL Structural Buildings Inc A Feature 1 (55 Laps): 1. 28M-Jimmy Mars[6]; 2. 11-Pat Doar[1]; 3. 27-Jake Redetzke[5]; 4. 58-AJ Diemel[8]; 5. 15A-Nick Anvelink[9]; 6. 7X-Jesse Glenz[3]; 7. 44-Darrell Nelson[10]; 8. 55C-Chad Mahder[19]; 9. 6M-Jeffrey Massingill[21]; 10. 519-Steve Laursen[16]; 11. 22P-Nick Panitzke[2]; 12. 70-Justin Ritchie[24]; 13. 55N-Greg Nippoldt[11]; 14. 7C-Jim Carlson[22]; 15. 85-John Kaanta[13]; 16. 28-Sam Mars[14]; 17. 3-Brett Swedberg[23]; 18. 68-Mike Prochnow[26]; 19. (DNF) 11G-James Giossi[4]; 20. (DNF) 71JR-Buddy Hanestad[18]; 21. (DNF) 19-Dustin Sorensen[7]; 22. (DNF) 15-Steve Hucovski[25]; 23. (DNF) 22E-Kevin Eder[12]; 24. (DNF) 71-Rick Hanestad[15]; 25. (DNF) 31-Travis Budisalovich[20]; 26. (DNF) 14-Robbie Johnson[17] Richmond Gear B Feature 1 (15 Laps): 1. 55C-Chad Mahder[1]; 2. 6M-Jeffrey Massingill[2]; 3. 3-Brett Swedberg[4]; 4. 90-Lance Matthees[3]; 5. 92-Aaron Wilson[7]; 6. 21XC-Joel Collins[10]; 7. 89-Scott Meeds[5]; 8. 15-Steve Hucovski[8]; 9. (DNF) 13-Mark Hessler[6]; 10. (DNF) 44X-Jarrett Loe[9] Race West Awards B Feature 2 (15 Laps): 1. 31-Travis Budisalovich[2]; 2. 7C-Jim Carlson[3]; 3. 70-Justin Ritchie[8]; 4. 81-Troy Springborn[6]; 5. 68-Mike Prochnow[7]; 6. 21F-Gunner Frank[4]; 7. 65-Jake Miller[9]; 8. 51-Randy Gullixson[1]; 9. 21-Todd Frank[5] Joe Provo Racewear Heat 1 (12 Laps): 1. 7X-Jesse Glenz[9]; 2. 15A-Nick Anvelink[3]; 3. 58-AJ Diemel[10]; 4. 71JR-Buddy Hanestad[1]; 5. 31-Travis Budisalovich[4]; 6. 90-Lance Matthees[5]; 7. 21F-Gunner Frank[7]; 8. 13-Mark Hessler[8]; 9. 70-Justin Ritchie[6]; 10. 44X-Jarrett Loe[2] Dirt Track Supply Heat 2 (12 Laps): 1. 19-Dustin Sorensen[2]; 2. 44-Darrell Nelson[1]; 3. 27-Jake Redetzke[6]; 4. 55N-Greg Nippoldt[7]; 5. 519-Steve Laursen[8]; 6. 55C-Chad Mahder[9]; 7. 21-Todd Frank[4]; 8. 92-Aaron Wilson[5]; 9. 15-Steve Hucovski[3] Best Western Hotel Resorts Heat 3 (12 Laps): 1. 11G-James Giossi[1]; 2. 22P-Nick Panitzke[6]; 3. 28-Sam Mars[4]; 4. 22E-Kevin Eder[7]; 5. 14-Robbie Johnson[8]; 6. 51-Randy Gullixson[9]; 7. 89-Scott Meeds[3]; 8. (DNF) 65-Jake Miller[5]; 9. (DNS) 21XC-Joel Collins Structural Buildings Inc Heat 4 (12 Laps): 1. 11-Pat Doar[1]; 2. 28M-Jimmy Mars[8]; 3. 71-Rick Hanestad[3]; 4. 85-John Kaanta[7]; 5. 6M-Jeffrey Massingill[2]; 6. 7C-Jim Carlson[5]; 7. 3-Brett Swedberg[6]; 8. 81-Troy Springborn[4]; 9. 68-Mike Prochnow[9]

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  6th Annual Smokin' Trackside BBQ Bash

  The aromas of I-35 Speedway changed this past weekend, August 13 and 14, 2021 as the 6th Annual Smokin' Trackside Barbeque Bash was held. A normal aroma is the smell of racing fuel as the powerful engines of the racing machines take to the track on Saturday night. A new aroma permeated the track beginning Friday as the smell of brisket, chicken, ribs, and pork cooking in the smokers of various Kansas City Barbeque Society competitors invaded the track. What can be more American, Racing and BBQ? Friday night events included a People's Choice BBQ event where teams voluntarily cooked chicken wings in a non KCBS sanctioned event. The wings were then taken to the Trackside Bar and Grill where the public sampled the various cooked wings and voted for their favorite. Congratulations to Love 2 Que for winning this contest and taking home the coveted trophy. Saturday, twenty-five (25) Barbeque Competitors began turning in their brisket, chicken, ribs, and pork to the palates of the judges. Congratulations to Heavy Smoke BBQ as they earned the Grand Champion Award with a score of 705.1316. Heavy Smoke BBQ, the previous year third place finisher in the overall score was first in Chicken. Meat Rushmore BBQ prepared the first-place ribs for the second year in a row. Matt Mutt's BBQ earned the top prize in Pork with a score of 180.000. Wildhouse BBQ also scored a 180.0000 in taking the first-place prize in brisket. Halos and Hogs won the Beans ancillary cookoff the look of surprise on this team's faces as this was announced at to the award presentation was a priceless moment in the weekend of fun. The ancillary dessert challenge was claimed by the Flamin' M&M team. Keep Calm and Sauce On earned the Reserve Grand Champion with a score of 703.4516. I-35 Speedway thanks Bunny and Rich Tuttle for being the KCBS representatives for this event and all the teams for participating.

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  Suspense Builds for Sunoco North/South Weekend

  Batavia, OH (August 10, 2021) - The Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series returns to Florence Speedway for two big events as a part of the illustrious North/South weekend. The Sunoco North/South Shootout - Presented by Lucas Oil will take place on Thursday, August 12th, paying $10,000-to-win, as a prelude to the 39th Annual Sunoco North/South 100 - Presented by Lucas Oil on August 13th-14th, paying $50,000-to-win. The Doug Lee Memorial Fast Time Award returns in 2021, awarding a $2,034 bonus to the fastest qualifier in Thursday's Sunoco North/South Shootout - Presented by Lucas Oil. Lee was a big supporter of racing locally and his friends have come together to give this award in his honor. Thursday's Sunoco North/South Shootout will see the pit gate open at 3:00 PM ET, with the general admission main and back gates opening at 5:30 PM ET. On track action will get underway at 6:30 PM ET with hot laps and time trials, racing set to begin at 7:30 PM ET. The Modified division will also be in contention Thursday with a full show. Teams will reset on Friday, competing in two rounds of heats with passing points being awarded in each round to set the stage for Saturday's B-Mains and Sunoco North/South 100. The 30-lap, $2,000 to win non-qualifiers race will cap off the weekend. Open Wheel Modifieds will also be in competition each day. On Friday, the pit gate opens at 3:00 PM ET, while the main and back gates open at 5:30 PM ET. Hot laps start at 6:30 PM ET, with racing one hour later at 7:30 PM ET. The pit, and general admission main and back gates will all open at 3:00 PM ET for Saturday's Sunoco North/South 100. There will be a Dirt Racing Outreach Service at 4:30 PM ET. Hot laps are set to begin at 7:00 PM ET, with racing at 7:30 PM ET. Advance tickets and reserved seats for the Sunoco North/South Shootout and/or the Sunoco North/South 100, are available at: http://florence.getmytix.net/tickets For decades, Sunoco's fuels have been associated with racing excellence. As the largest manufacturer of racing gasolines in the world, Sunoco has a 40-year track record of winning performances. With an expanded product line, Sunoco offers drivers more choices than ever before. To find your nearest dealer visit www.racegas.com and use our fuel finder to locate Sunoco HCR Plus or any of the other blends that fit your needs. You can also call 800-RACEGAS to speak with an engineer to help you decide on which one of our blends is best for your application. For the performance your engine is designed to deliver, consistently choose Sunoco Race Fuels. For more information, visit: www.sunocoracefuels.com Tim McCreadie continues to hold on to the Championship Point lead, but a tight battle ensues with Jonathan Davenport, Hudson O'Neal, and Kyle Bronson being separated by only 65 points, trailing McCreadie by 150 points. Tyler Erb, Josh Richards, Jimmy Owens, Ricky Thornton Jr, and Shane Clanton are fifth through ninth in points, separated by only 140 points. Mike Marlar, Earl Pearson Jr, and Stormy Scott round out the top 12. Track and Event Information: Florence Speedway Phone Number: 859-485-7591 Location: 12234 US Hwy 42, Walton, KY 41094 Directions: I-75 to exit 180, then 9.2 miles SW on US 42 Website: www.florencespeedway.com Florence Speedway Tire Rule: Sunoco North/South Shootout August 12th: Left Rear/Fronts - Hoosier Rib (28.5) 1350 Right Rear - Hoosier (29.0) 1350 NRM, (29.0) 1350 NRMW, (92) LM40 *Must use the same set of 4 tires for Time Trials, Heat Races, and B-Mains. *For the A-Main, competitors may use 2 new rear tires. *Flat tire must be replaced with a used tire of the same compound and construction to retain starting position. Sunoco North/South 100 Prelim Night August 13th: Left Rear/Fronts - Hoosier Rib (28.5) 1350 Right Rear - Hoosier (29.0) 1350 NRM, (29.0) 1350 NRMW *Must use the same set of 4 tires for both Heat Races. *Flat tire must be replaced with a used tire of the same compound and construction to retain starting position. Sunoco North/South 100 August 14th: Left Rear/Fronts - Hoosier Rib (28.5) 1350 Right Rear - Hoosier (29.0) 1350 NRM, (29.0) 1350 NRMW, (92) LM40 *For the B-Mains, competitors may use 4 new tires. *For the Non-Qualifiers Race, competitors may use 4 new tires. *For the A-Main, competitors may use 4 new tires. Purses: Sunoco North/South Shootout - Presented by Lucas Oil Purse (50 laps): 1. $10,000, 2. $5,500, 3. $3,500, 4. $2,700, 5. $2,500, 6. $2,300, 7. $2,200, 8. $2,100, 9. $2,050, 10. $2,000, 11. $1,600, 12. $1,400, 13. $1,200, 14. $1,000, 15. $950, 16. $925, 17. $900, 18. $875, 19. $850, 20. $825, 21. $800, 22. $800, 23. $800, 24. $800. = $48,575 39th Annual Sunoco North/South 100 - Presented by Lucas Oil Purse (100 laps): 1. $50,000, 2. $20,000, 3. $10,000, 4. $9,000, 5. $8,000, 6. $7,000, 7. $6,000, 8. $5,000, 9. $4,500, 10. $4,000, 11. $3,500, 12. $3,250, 13. $3,000, 14. $2,750, 15. $2,500, 16. $2,400, 17. $2,300, 18. $2,250, 19. $2,200, 20. $2,150, 21. $2,100, 22. $2,075, 23. $2,050, 24. $2,025, 25. $2,000 = $160,050 Non-Qualifiers Race Purse (30 laps): 1. $2,000, 2. $1,000, 3. $800, 4. 750, 5. $700, 6. $650, 7. $600, 8. $550, 9. $500, 10. $450, 11. $400, 12. $400, 13. $400, 14. $400, 15. $400, 16. $400, 17. $400, 18. $400, 19. $400, 20. $400 = $12,000 Previous North/South 100 Winners: 2020 Tim McCreadie 2019 Chris Madden 2018 Ricky Weiss 2017 Tim McCreadie 2016 Bobby Pierce 2015 Jonathan Davenport 2014 Eddie Carrier Jr. 2013 Don O'Neal 2012 Don O'Neal 2011 Jimmy Owens 2010 Jimmy Owens 2009 Jimmy Mars 2008 Darren Miller 2007 Jimmy Owens 2006 Steve Shaver 2005 Bart Hartman 2004 Steve Shaver 2003 Dan Schlieper 2002 Chub Frank 2001 Rained Out 2000 Scott Bloomquist 1999 Bob Pierce 1998 Donnie Moran 1997 Rick Aukland 1996 Donnie Moran 1995 John Gill 1994 Jack Boggs 1993 John Gill 1992 Jack Boggs 1991 Rodney Combs 1990 Mike Head 1989 Jeff Purvis 1988 Scott Bloomquist 1987 Jeff Purvis 1986 Jack Boggs 1985 John Mason 1984 Pat Patrick 1983 Pat Patrick Previous North/South Shootout Winners: 2020 Mike Marlar 2019 Chris Madden 2018 Tim McCreadie 2017 Jimmy Owens About Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series Founded in 2005, the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series showcases the talents of the top dirt late model drivers from across the country. In 2021, the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series will sanction 59 events across 18 states, including some of the biggest marquee events in the industry, providing dirt slinging, sideways, door-to-door racing action lap after lap. The series receives national exposure through a television package filmed, produced and edited by Lucas Oil Production Studios. Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series events will broadcast on four networks including CBS, NBC Sports, CBS Sports Network and the MAVTV Motorsports Network. The in your face excitement of the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series is second to none in motorsports. For more information, including the latest news, tour schedule, driver information, and more, visit the official website at: www.LucasDirt.com. 2021 Official Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series Marketing Partners 2021 Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series Partners Include: Advanced Powder Coating, Allstar Performance, Arizona Sport Shirts, Automotive Racing Products, Big River Steel, Bilstein, Black Diamond Chassis, Boyd Bilt Fabrication, Brandon Ford, Brodix, Capital Race Cars, Cornett Racing Engines, CP Carrillo Pistons, DirtonDirt.com, DirtCarLift.com, Dirt Draft, Dirty Girl Racewear, Dixie Chopper, E3 Spark Plugs, Earnhardt Technologies Group, Eibach Springs, Etchberger Trucking, Fast Shafts, General Tire, Heath Lawson Photography, Holmatro, Hoosier Tire, Hot Rod Processing, Keyser Manufacturing, K&N Engineering, LINE-X, Longhorn Chassis, Lucas Oil Products, MAVTV Motorsports Network, Mega Plumbing of the Carolinas, Midwest Sheet Metal, Miller Welders, MSD Performance, MyRacePass, Nutrien Ag Solutions, Öhlins Shocks, OPTIMA Batteries, Outerwears, Penske Racing Shocks, Performance Bodies, Pit Stop USA, Pro Power Racing Engines, ProtectTheHarvest.com, Rocket Chassis, Rugged Radios, Schoenfeld Headers, Simpson Race Products, Slicker Graphics, Stop Tech Brakes, Sunoco Race Fuels, Super Clean, Swift Springs, Summit Racing Equipment, Thermo-Tec Automotive Products, UNOH - University of Northwestern Ohio, Vahlco Wheels, Vic Hill Race Engines, Whelen Engineering Company Inc, Wrisco Aluminum, 5150 Race Trailers

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  100% Chance of Rain Forces Cancellation of $20,000 to win USA 100 at Virginia Motor Speedway

  Jamaica, Virginia - With the impending weather forecast calling for a 100% chance of rain, management of Virginia Motor Speedway, Ultimate Super Late Model Series, and FASTRAK Racing have made the difficult decision to cancel the August 7th $20,000 to win Ernie Shelton's USA 100. "The decision to cancel a race is the hardest thing we have to do as a promoter. But Mother Nature has forced a decision as we have too many drivers and fans coming from long distances. We don't want to cause them any unnecessary costs for fuel and hotel rooms", commented Virginia Motor owner Bill Sawyer. Sawyer added, "with over an inch of rain forecast and thunderstorms, it is the right decision for us to make with the information we have at our disposal." Forecast data from multiple weather companies lead to the conclusion, 90-100% chance of rain and over an inch of rainfall. "Unfortunately, Mother Nature is once again forcing us to make a decision we didn't want to have to make. With the current forecast, this is the best decision for the teams, fans, and officials, all of whom are traveling considerable distances to attend the USA 100. Above all else, we must keep our fans and competitors in mind," commented FASTRAK International Companies Founder and President Stan Lester. Bill Sawyer's Virginia Motor Speedway is a ½ mile dirt oval track located on U.S. Route 17, eight miles north of Saluda, VA, and 25 miles south of Tappahannock, VA, in Jamaica, VA. The speedway is just a short drive from Richmond, Fredericksburg, Southern Maryland, and the Hampton Roads area. Race fans can go to www.vamotorspeedway.com to view the complete schedule Virginia Motor Speedway's 2021 season, find detailed event information, get the latest news, and get complete ticket and camping information. In addition, fans can get social with Virginia Motor Speedway by following @vamotorspeedway on Twitter, clicking "Like" at www.facebook.com/VaMotorSpeedway , and on www.youtube.com/VaMotorSpeedway.

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  Steffes Street Stock Tour Invades Red Cedar Speedway

  July 30, 2021, Menomonie, Wisconsin, the Steffes Street Stock Tour presented by Anderson Body Shop and Fuel Service LLC were at the Red Cedar Speedway. WISSOTA Modifieds, Super Stocks, Midwest Modifieds, Street Stocks, and the RCS Hornets were all present. The WISSOTA Late Models were off for the night to allow them to compete in a Challenge Series Race at Gondick Law Speedway in Superior, Wisconsin. Racing action provided arguably the best overall evening in some time as races were hotly contested and provided exciting finishes. Each race had terrific racing throughout the entire field and fans were either on the edges of their seat or standing for a better view. The WISSOTA Modifieds ran two heats with Ashley Anderson and Adam Ayotte each scoring victories off of the front row. Cory Williams and Paul Harelstad led the feature to green, but it was Mike Anderson using a slider to move from fourth to the lead on the first lap. Williams ran second over Harelstad, Shane Halopka, and a charging Ashley Anderson, until a lap five spin involving Steve Hallquist and AJ Roschen slowed the pace. On the restart, Mike remained the leader as Ashley drove to second. Ashley has been nearly unbeatable in 2021 and was coming off a huge win the evening before at the 444 Tanner Byholm Memorial at ABC Raceway in Ashland. He attempted a slider in turns three and four, but the leader was too strong. For the next fifteen laps, the top two drove away from the field to over a one third lap advantage. Mike attacked the cushion as Ashley followed in his tire tracks. Ashley dropped down in turns three and four to pull even for the lead on several occasions; however, Mike's high side momentum carried him back out front down the front stretch. It was classic racing right against the wall as two modified aces put on a show for the crowd. Ashley drove it in hard on the final circuit to pull even once again in turn four. But again, the momentum saw Mike maintain the lead as the two flashed under the checkered flag in a race for the ages. Behind them Cory Williams, Shane Halopka, and Daniel Bargender rounded out the top five. There were three Super Stock heats topped by Dan Nissalke, Andrew Davis, and Ron Mahder. Terran Spacek took the early lead of the feature and looked strong, but a yellow flag flew for a Kaden Woodie spin which reset the field. On the restart, a mid-pack car did not fire under green, and it stacked up the back half of the field. On the next restart attempt, Jesse Redetzke moved to the point bringing Dan Nissalke along with him past Spacek. Shortly thereafter, the yellow flag flew again after a spin farther back in the pack that collected three others. They came back to green as Redetzke led Nissalke. Nissalke attacked hard and challenged for the lead and appeared to have something for the tough Redetzke, but the race was cut short due to time limits. Redetzke scored his eleventh victory of the season over Nissalke, Spacek, Doug Koski, and Andrew Davis. Nick Ayotte, Kennedy Swan, and Travis Anderson all scored victories in the Midwest Modified heats. In the feature it was the youngster, Kaden Blaeser taking the point and looking strong. Behind him Jay Richardson and Shadow Kitchner took turns swapping second position back and forth. Richardson moved to the ultra-high line and began to make some ground on the leader as Swan joined the fray and overtook Kitchner for third. Richardson, without a doubt had the most experience on the raceway as he drove hard to track down the leader, the preteen rookie sensation. The elder has more than two times the years of experience racing open wheel Modifieds and Midwest Modifieds as the leader has been alive. Richardson's experience helped him greatly as he navigated the treacherous top side and the leader's car appeared to fade some in the late going. Richardson ate into Blaeser's significant advantage, caught him, and passed for the lead. Blaeser fought back and regained the point on the backstretch, but Richardson's high side momentum moved him out front for good. As the leaders were approaching the white flag, Cory Deilke came to a halt on the backstretch and drew a caution. The green, white, checkered shoot out to the finish saw Richardson undaunted up high to the win as Blaeser was forced to settle for second. Shadow Kitchner used the late race restart to retake third from Swan, and Tyler Vernon rounded out the top five. 32 Street Stocks registered for the Steffes Street Stock Tour as Cole Richards, Dustin Doughty, Justin Vogel, and Andrew Hanson each scored victories in their heats. A B Feature saw Jeff Ekdahl, Adam Soltis, Brandon Hakala, and Ashley Wampler earn their way into the feature. It took three tries for the feature to get under green, and it was the pole sitter, Andrew Hanson taking the point. Dustin Doughty moved to second and Hunter VanGilder ran third. VanGilder then took Doughty two-wide in a bid to overtake the runner up position. On lap six, after Doughty had regained control of second, he began to work the leader heavily for the point. Three laps later it was Hanson, Doughty, and now Justin Vogel making a three-wide bid for the lead. A destroyed blown out right rear tire on the back stretch brought the field to a slow as the driver could not get completely clear of the racing surface. The restart saw Hanson out front as Kyle Genett joined Vogel and Doughty in a three-wide battle behind him. Genett got his nose inside Hanson and Vogel continued his high-side assault and moved up to go three deep for the point. It was Vogel by inches at the line, but Genett took the lead the following lap. After having led the entire race, third running Hanson spun in turn four with seventeen of twenty laps in the books. The restart saw Genett out front, but Vogel was able to pull even at the white flag. It was Genett's night though as he took control in the final circuit and was scored the winner of a terrific race. Vogel finished second over VanGilder and Parker Anderson who started twelfth on the field. Doughty scored a top five finish with Braden Brauer finishing in the sixth position. Cody Kummer, Kyle Anderson, Billie Christ, and Hunter Carter rounded out the top ten. Sean Svee won the RCS Hornet heat as Jeremy Johnson won his eighth feature in a row and his tenth overall in 2021. A spinning leader, Scott Cooper, drew the first caution flag of the race on lap two as Svee was called for the foul. Cooper was lined back up as the leader, but one lap later, Johnson found the lead which he never relinquished. There was one more caution in the event which again saw Cooper spinning and regaining his position on the restart. Johnson led the remainder as Sean Svee recovered from the rear on an early restart to finish second. Armond Love finished third over Jason Helgeson and Scott Cooper. The Red Cedar Speedway is off next week to accommodate for the USA Nationals, a $50,000 to win late model race at Cedar Lake Speedway. They will return to racing in Menomonie on August 13, 2021, for the WISSOTA Late Model Challenge Series, 4th Annual Duane Mahder #55 Memorial Race presented by Champ Pans and Midwest Food and Tobacco. The WISSOTA Late Models will battle for a large payday, and the card will include the WISSOTA Modifieds, Super Stocks, and Street Stocks. WISSOTA Modified Feature (20 Laps): 1. 57-Mike Anderson[4]; 2. 81-Ashley Anderson[8]; 3. W-Cory Williams[1]; 4. 3JR-Shane Halopka[3]; 5. 10-Daniel Bargender[9]; 6. 55-Cory Mahder[7]; 7. 04JR-Adam Ayotte[5]; 8. 1-Paul Harelstad[2]; 9. 11-Sam Fankhauser[13]; 10. 23-Kerry Halopka[10]; 11. 34JR-Dan Larson Jr[12]; 12. (DNF) 44-Adam Hensel[6]; 13. (DNF) 71-AJ Roschen[11]; 14. (DNF) 27H-Steve Hallquist[14] Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 81-Ashley Anderson[2]; 2. 57-Mike Anderson[7]; 3. 44-Adam Hensel[5]; 4. W-Cory Williams[1]; 5. 10-Daniel Bargender[4]; 6. 71-AJ Roschen[3]; 7. (DNF) 11-Sam Fankhauser[6] Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 04JR-Adam Ayotte[1]; 2. 3JR-Shane Halopka[6]; 3. 55-Cory Mahder[5]; 4. 1-Paul Harelstad[3]; 5. 23-Kerry Halopka[7]; 6. (DNF) 34JR-Dan Larson Jr[4]; 7. (DNF) 27H-Steve Hallquist[2] WISSOTA Super Stock Feature (18 Laps): 1. 207-Jesse Redetzke[6]; 2. 22-Dan Nissalke[9]; 3. 22T-Terran Spacek[1]; 4. 76-Doug Koski[7]; 5. 20*-Andrew Davis[8]; 6. 92-Tom Karis[2]; 7. 25-Chad Johnson[4]; 8. 982-Aaron Wilson[20]; 9. 00-Jason Quarders[11]; 10. 14L-Dylan Leu[19]; 11. 57-John Remington[12]; 12. 14X-Leslie Leu[13]; 13. 15-Jonathan Dachel[14]; 14. 55-Ron Mahder[3]; 15. 2-Bart Steffen[18]; 16. 77-Wayne Bignell[17]; 17. 01-Michael Anderson[15]; 18. (DNF) 55S-Derrike Suckow[16]; 19. (DNF) 26H-Rick Hallquist[10]; 20. (DNF) 980-Kaden Woodie[5] Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 22-Dan Nissalke[5]; 2. 22T-Terran Spacek[3]; 3. 92-Tom Karis[1]; 4. 26H-Rick Hallquist[2]; 5. 14X-Leslie Leu[6]; 6. 55S-Derrike Suckow[7]; 7. (DNS) 982-Aaron Wilson Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 20*-Andrew Davis[1]; 2. 980-Kaden Woodie[6]; 3. 25-Chad Johnson[7]; 4. 00-Jason Quarders[5]; 5. 15-Jonathan Dachel[3]; 6. 77-Wayne Bignell[4]; 7. (DNF) 14L-Dylan Leu[2] Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 55-Ron Mahder[4]; 2. 207-Jesse Redetzke[6]; 3. 76-Doug Koski[1]; 4. 57-John Remington[3]; 5. 01-Michael Anderson[5]; 6. 2-Bart Steffen[2] WISSOTA Midwest Modified Feature (15 Laps): 1. R1-Jay Richardson[2]; 2. 43K-Kaden Blaeser[1]; 3. 68-Shadow Kitchner[3]; 4. 18S-Kennedy Swan[4]; 5. 40JR-Tyler Vernon[8]; 6. 343-JD Ford[7]; 7. 17M-Ashley Mehrwerth[5]; 8. 04N-Nick Ayotte[9]; 9. 20-Austin Ellis[12]; 10. 2-Kyle Kirberger[14]; 11. 27-Corey Mehrwerth[11]; 12. 6-Steve Haas[15]; 13. 17-Trevis Underdahl[10]; 14. 31-Jason Vokovan[19]; 15. 21-Reese Schlosser[17]; 16. 89-Matt Klukas[23]; 17. 39-Travis Hallquist[18]; 18. T89-Tyler Lamm[13]; 19. 03X-Bob Carver Jr[20]; 20. 12-Derek Stanoch[22]; 21. 6D-Cory Deilke[16]; 22. 37-Travis Anderson[6]; 23. 7-Brandon Mehrwerth[21] Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 04N-Nick Ayotte[3]; 2. 40JR-Tyler Vernon[4]; 3. R1-Jay Richardson[5]; 4. 17-Trevis Underdahl[7]; 5. T89-Tyler Lamm[1]; 6. 6D-Cory Deilke[2]; 7. (DNS) 12-Derek Stanoch; 8. (DNS) 89-Matt Klukas Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 18S-Kennedy Swan[1]; 2. 343-JD Ford[5]; 3. 43K-Kaden Blaeser[4]; 4. 27-Corey Mehrwerth[2]; 5. 2-Kyle Kirberger[6]; 6. 21-Reese Schlosser[3]; 7. (DNF) 03X-Bob Carver Jr[8]; 8. (DNF) 7-Brandon Mehrwerth[7] Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 37-Travis Anderson[1]; 2. 17M-Ashley Mehrwerth[3]; 3. 68-Shadow Kitchner[2]; 4. 20-Austin Ellis[4]; 5. 6-Steve Haas[6]; 6. 39-Travis Hallquist[7]; 7. 31-Jason Vokovan[5] WISSOTA Street Stock Feature (20 Laps): 1. 16X-Kyle Genett[7]; 2. 10V-Justin Vogel[8]; 3. 84-Hunter VanGilder[2]; 4. 27P-Parker Anderson[12]; 5. D1-Dustin Doughty[3]; 6. 34JR-Braden Brauer[10]; 7. 12-Cody Kummer[4]; 8. 59-Kyle Anderson[16]; 9. 79B-Billie Christ[5]; 10. 19H-Hunter Carter[9]; 11. 1R-Cole Richards[6]; 12. 79N-Jeff Nowak[19]; 13. 5P-Ryan Pommerer[15]; 14. 20-Andrew Hanson[1]; 15. 11JR-Jeff Ekdahl[21]; 16. 5-Royce Jawaski[11]; 17. 10P-Joe Potter[20]; 18. 24-Ashley Wampler[24]; 19. 7-Caiden Engel[18]; 20. (DNF) 80-Brandon Hakala[23]; 21. (DNF) 26-Ty Agen[17]; 22. (DNF) 11-Kyle Dykhoff[13]; 23. (DNF) 9-Adam Soltis[22]; 24. (DNF) 3R-Danny Richards[14] B Feature (12 Laps): 1. 11JR-Jeff Ekdahl[2]; 2. 9-Adam Soltis[9]; 3. 80-Brandon Hakala[6]; 4. 24-Ashley Wampler[7]; 5. 71H-Ron Hanestad[4]; 6. 10-Derek Baskin[8]; 7. 980-Kaden Woodie[5]; 8. 873-Taven Woodie[11]; 9. (DNF) 04-Darrel Hazelton[1]; 10. (DNF) 71X-William Fisher[3]; 11. (DNS) 16-Warren Bartelt; 12. (DNS) 79-Jaden Christ Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 1R-Cole Richards[1]; 2. 12-Cody Kummer[7]; 3. 19H-Hunter Carter[2]; 4. 11-Kyle Dykhoff[5]; 5. 26-Ty Agen[8]; 6. 04-Darrel Hazelton[6]; 7. 980-Kaden Woodie[3]; 8. (DNF) 9-Adam Soltis[4] Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. D1-Dustin Doughty[1]; 2. 79B-Billie Christ[4]; 3. 34JR-Braden Brauer[5]; 4. 3R-Danny Richards[8]; 5. 7-Caiden Engel[3]; 6. 11JR-Jeff Ekdahl[6]; 7. (DNF) 10-Derek Baskin[2]; 8. (DNF) 16-Warren Bartelt[7] Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 10V-Justin Vogel[3]; 2. 84-Hunter VanGilder[4]; 3. 5-Royce Jawaski[1]; 4. 5P-Ryan Pommerer[6]; 5. 79N-Jeff Nowak[8]; 6. 71X-William Fisher[5]; 7. 80-Brandon Hakala[7]; 8. (DNF) 873-Taven Woodie[2] Heat 4 (8 Laps): 1. 20-Andrew Hanson[5]; 2. 16X-Kyle Genett[6]; 3. 27P-Parker Anderson[3]; 4. 59-Kyle Anderson[1]; 5. 10P-Joe Potter[2]; 6. 71H-Ron Hanestad[8]; 7. 24-Ashley Wampler[4]; 8. (DNF) 79-Jaden Christ[7] RCS Hornet Feature (10 Laps): 1. 917-Jeremy Johnson[5]; 2. 383-Sean Svee[4]; 3. 29-Armond Love[3]; 4. 59H-Jason Helgeson[6]; 5. 9SR-Scott Cooper[1]; 6. 9JR-Roy Cooper[2]; 7. 42-Vanessa Seipel[7] Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 383-Sean Svee[5]; 2. 29-Armond Love[1]; 3. 917-Jeremy Johnson[7]; 4. 9JR-Roy Cooper[2]; 5. 9SR-Scott Cooper[3]; 6. 59H-Jason Helgeson[6]; 7. 42-Vanessa Seipel[4]

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  Dylan Westbrook Finally A Winner With The Lucas Oil American Sprint Car Series

  Bryan Hulbert - CANEY, Kan. (July 28, 2021) Lapped traffic giveth, and it taketh, and in the case of Dylan Westbrook, slower cars were just what he needed on Wednesday night at Caney Valley Speedway to get the run on race-long leader, Jake Bubak, and finally make it into SawBlade.com Victory Lane on night five of Lucas Oil ASCS Sprint Week presented by Smiley's Racing Products with the Lucas Oil American Sprint Car Series presented by the MAVTV Motorsports Network. "Super happy. We've been running really good lately, so we knew it was going to happen eventually. Just kept on working at it and finally got it done," stated Dylan of the win. "The car was perfect, where the longer the run the better it got. Once the fuel burned off, I could really let it rip." Commenting on the move in traffic, Westbrook said, "The same thing that happened to me earlier, happened to him. It just happened to work out in our favor. That's how racing goes." Happening in his 51st A-Feature start, Dylan is the 160th driver to top the National Tour, the tenth different driver this season to win a National event, and the fifth Canadian driver to claim an ASCS National win; joining Thomas Kennedy, Robbie Price, Marc Duperron, and Skylar Gee. Chasing with two to go, Bubak rolled up on a pair of slower cars. Having to vacate the cushion that had carried him the entire race, Westbrook took his shot going into the first turn. Beating Bubak to the second turn, the pair drag raced to the back straightaway with the Hills Racing No. 47x squeezing by. Keeping his nose clean around the lingering slower cars, Westbrook pulled away by 3.232-seconds over the closing lap as Bubak and Timms commenced to trading haymaker-style slide jobs at both ends of the Caney Valley Speedway. Getting the final slide, Ryan Timms captured the second podium step with Jake Babak holding on for the bronze. Several times battling with Blake Hahn, Arizona's Colton Hardy held on for fourth with Hahn in fifth. In the top five battle early on, Tyler Thomas ended up sixth with Matt Covington advancing nine times to finish seventh. Up from 15th, J.J. Hickle made it to eighth with Noah Harris ninth. Brandon Anderson completed the top ten. Lucas Oil ASCS Sprint Week presented by Smiley's Racing Products continues Thursday, July 29 at 81-Speedway in Park City, Kan. Tickets are $20 for adults, $15 for Seniors, and free for kids 10 and under. 81-Speedway is located at 7700 N. Broadway in Park City, Kan. More information can be found online at http://www.race81speedway.com. The 2021 season is the 30th year of competition for the Lucas Oil American Sprint Car Series presented by the MAVTV Motorsports Network. For the first time, the series can be seen live on two platforms, with Racinboys.com and FloRacing.com featuring National Tour events in tandem. Both are subscription-based sites. FloRacing.com is $20 per month, billed annually at $150 per year. Racinboys.com is $29.99 per month. For other news, notes, and information on the American Sprint Car Series, from the National Tour to any of the Regional Tours that make up ASCS Nation in 2021, log onto http://www.ascsracing.com, follow on Facebook, on Instagram, and Twitter (@LucasOilASCS). Race Results: Lucas Oil ASCS National Tour Caney Valley Speedway (Caney, Kan.) Wednesday, July 28, 2021 - Sprint Week Night 5 Car Count: 27 SCE Gaskets Heat Races (Top 16 in Passing Points advance to the A-Feature) Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 5T-Ryan Timms[2]; 2. 85-Forrest Sutherland[1]; 3. 91T-Tyler Thomas[5]; 4. 55B-Brandon Anderson[6]; 5. 32-Kolton Gariss[4]; 6. 1-Brenham Crouch[9]; 7. 77X-Alex Hill[8]; 8. 8-Alex Sewell[7]; 9. 24-Garet Williamson[3] Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 1X-Jake Bubak[2]; 2. 47X-Dylan Westbrook[4]; 3. 23-Seth Bergman[3]; 4. 5H-Michael Faccinto[5]; 5. 115-Nick Parker[7]; 6. 10P-Dylan Postier[6]; 7. 9$-Kyle Clark[9]; 8. 0-Mike Vaculik[8]; 9. 88-Travis Reber[1] Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 41-Colton Hardy[2]; 2. 7F-Noah Harris[1]; 3. 52-Blake Hahn[4]; 4. 19-Colby Thornhill[6]; 5. 95-Matt Covington[5]; 6. 63-JJ Hickle[8]; 7. 15D-Andrew Deal[3]; 8. 36-Jason Martin[9]; 9. 17B-Ryan Bickett[7] BMRS B-Feature (Top 6 advance to the A-Feature) B Feature (12 Laps): 1. 9$-Kyle Clark[2]; 2. 36-Jason Martin[5]; 3. 15D-Andrew Deal[6]; 4. 8-Alex Sewell[8]; 5. 24-Garet Williamson[10]; 6. 10P-Dylan Postier[3]; 7. 17B-Ryan Bickett[9]; 8. 88-Travis Reber[11]; 9. 32-Kolton Gariss[1]; 10. 77X-Alex Hill[4]; 11. 0-Mike Vaculik[7] Sawblade.com A-Feature A Feature (30 Laps): 1. 47X-Dylan Westbrook[3]; 2. 5T-Ryan Timms[4]; 3. 1X-Jake Bubak[1]; 4. 41-Colton Hardy[2]; 5. 52-Blake Hahn[8]; 6. 91T-Tyler Thomas[5]; 7. 95-Matt Covington[16]; 8. 63-JJ Hickle[15]; 9. 7F-Noah Harris[6]; 10. 55B-Brandon Anderson[9]; 11. 115-Nick Parker[13]; 12. 19-Colby Thornhill[10]; 13. 1-Brenham Crouch[14]; 14. 15D-Andrew Deal[19]; 15. 9$-Kyle Clark[17]; 16. 10P-Dylan Postier[22]; 17. 36-Jason Martin[18]; 18. 88-Travis Reber[24]; 19. 85-Forrest Sutherland[7]; 20. 23-Seth Bergman[11]; 21. 24-Garet Williamson[21]; 22. 5H-Michael Faccinto[12]; 23. 8-Alex Sewell[20]; 24. 17B-Ryan Bickett[23] Lap Leader(s): Jake Bubak 1-28; Dylan Westbrook 29-30 Hard Charger: Matt Covington +9 High Point Driver: Ryan Timms Provisional(s): Ryan Bickett (Points); Travis Reber (Points) ASCS Online: American Sprint Car Series: http://www.ascsracing.com Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/lucasoilascs Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/lucasoilascs (@lucasoilascs) Instagram: LucasOilASCS Broadcast: FloRacing.com and Racinboys.com Live-Scoring (Where Applicable): MRP Live 2021 Driver Standings (Top 10): 1. Matt Covington 2,920; 2. Blake Hahn 2,890; 3. JJ Hickle 2,857; 4. Dylan Westbrook 2,748; 5. Colby Thornhill 2,231; 6. Scott Bogucki 2,286; 7. Ryan Bickett 2,226; 8. Travis Reber 1,813; 9. Seth Bergman 1,780; 10. Alex Hill 1,716; 2021 A-Feature Winner(s): Blake Hahn - 4 (4/17 - Park Jefferson Speedway); 5/15 - Volunteer Speedway; 6/24 - Skagit Speedway; 7/9 - Gallatin Speedway); Ryan Timms - 3 (5/30 - Lake Ozark Speedway; 7/25 - Riverside Int. Speedway; 7/27 - Creek County Speedway); JJ Hickle - 3 (3/19 - Devil's Bowl Speedway; 3/20 - Devil's Bowl Speedway; 6/20 - Grays Harbor Raceway); Matt Covington - 3 (5/8 - I-96 Speedway; 7/16 - U.S. 36 Raceway; 7/25 - I-30 Speedway); Scott Bogucki - 3 (5/21 - Tri-City Speedway; 5-29 - Lake Ozark Speedway; 7/10 - Gallatin Speedway); Dominic Scelzi - 2 (June 25 - Skagit Speedway; June 26 - Skagit Speedway); Blane Heimbach - 1 (5/1 - Selinsgrove Speedway); Cam Smith - 1 (6/19 - Grays Harbor Raceway); Dale Howard - 1 (7/23 - Batesville Motor Speedway); Dylan Westbrook - 1 (July 28 - Caney Valley Speedway); ASCS National Tour Drivers Online: Seth Bergman (Snohomish, WA.): http://www.sethbergmanracing.com Ryan Bickett (Ramona, SD): https://www.facebook.com/rynotrucking Scott Bogucki (McLaren Vale, S. Aust.): https://www.facebook.com/ScottBogucki89 Devon Borden (Raymond, WA): https://www.facebook.com/DevonBordenRacing Matt Covington (Glenpool, OK): http://www.mattcovingtonracing.com Roger Crockett (Broken Arrow, OK): http://www.rocketdesignsllc.com Blake Hahn (Sapulpa, OK): http://www.blakehahnracing.com JJ Hickle (Quilcene, WA): https://www.facebook.com/JJHickleRacing Alex Hill (Six Nations, Ontario, Can.): https://twitter.com/alexhill77x Travis Reber (Rapid City, SD): https://bit.ly/2P3Ok2r Colby Thornhill (Enumclaw, WA): https://www.facebook.com/colby.thornhill.92 Dylan Westbrook (Scotland, Ont. Can.): https://twitter.com/westbrook47x Garet Williamson (Columbia, MO.): https://twitter.com/garetw3 ASCS Sponsors: Lucas Oil Products is the title sponsor of the American Sprint Car Series. More information can be found on Lucas Oil Products at www.lucasoil.com. MAVTV Motorsports Network is the presenting sponsor of the American Sprint Car Series. Log onto http://www.mavtv.com for more information. Sawblade.com is the official SawBlade of the American Sprint Car Series and title sponsor of every National Tour A-Feature and Victory Lane. For more information, log onto https://www.sawblade.com and follow Social Media at @SawBladecom on Twitter, on Instagram at Sawblade.com_, and Facebook. Associate sponsors for the Lucas Oil American Sprint Car Series presented the MAVTV Motorsports Network include Hoosier Racing Tire and Brodix. All Heat Races are brought to you by SCE Gaskets. All B-Features are presented by BMRS. Team Lucas Sponsors for the American Sprint Car Series consist of Protect the Harvest, Geico, SRI, General Tire, MAVTV Motorsports Network, MAVTV Plus, and General Tire. Product and Contingency Sponsorship provided by SCE Gaskets, K&N Filters, BMRS, SpeedMart, Engler Machine and Tool, FSR Radiator and Racing Products, Schoenfeld Headers, MyRacePass.com, Weld Wheels, Maxwell Industries, Simpson, Wesmar Racing Engines, Hinchman Indy Racewear, Rod End Supply, Smiley's Racing Products, and Triple X Race, Co.

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