Central Missouri Speedway Race Track in Warrensburg, Missouri, USA

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Central Missouri Speedway races B-Mods, POWRi Super Stocks, Pure Stocks, POWRi Midwestern Mods. Guest Classes: Late Models, Sprint Cars, Lightning Sprints, Vintage Racers

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• 5 NE County Road V
  Warrensburg, Missouri, 64093 USA
• lat: 38.828204, lng: -93.740174
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• Surface: 3/8 mile dirt oval

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  "SHUGAH" SHANE SEXTON FINISHES 14TH IN PERRIS AUTO SPEEDWAY RETURN AND BREAKS INTO THE TOP 20 IN POINTS

  (Warner Springs, CA, September 24, 2022) Shaking off the 410 cobwebs after nearly five months out of action, "Shugah" Shane Sexton returned to USAC/CRA Sprint Car Series competition last Saturday night at Perris Auto Speedway. The affable driver started 19th in the 30-lap main event and drove forward for a 14th-place finish. Driving a new GAS Chassis, Sexton timed in with a lap of 17.187 and contested the third 10-lap heat race. After a disappointing seventh-place finish in the heat, the Warner Springs, California driver lined up in the 19th position to start the 30-lap main event. He steered clear of all the tangles happening on the track and moved forward throughout the race. When Steve Russell's checkered flag brought the proceedings to a halt at the end of the 30th lap, "Shugah" was all the way up to 14th. Moving forward in the race also propelled Sexton higher up in the series championship point standings. To be exact, he jumped from 21st to 19th position heading into the next race at Arizona's Mohave Valley Raceway on October 8th. Sexton's only other appearance at the track which is located a few minutes from the Colorado River and only 20 minutes from Laughlin, was a prosperous one. After qualifying 22nd fastest and placing eighth in his heat on April 22nd, Sexton started 21st in the main and advanced nine positions to finish 12th on the racy 1/3 mile oval. Sexton was due to be back on the track on October 1st at Perris with the USAC/CRA Series but that race has been canceled. As previously mentioned, he will return to action at Mohave Valley. The young driver will then wrap up his 410 sprint car season with five races in nine days. The first two dates are at the 55th Annual Chapman Chevrolet of Yuma Western World Championship at Arizona's Cocopah Speedway on October 28th and 29th. That will be followed by the 26th Annual Heimark Anheuser Busch Budweiser Oval Nationals at Perris Auto Speedway on November 3rd, 4th, and 5th. Sexton and the #74 team wish to extend their thanks to the following 2022 racing season partners. Gas Chassis, Key Brothers Racing, Nita Gatlin, Hugh Jorgan, Mike Pridgeon Racing Engines, AG Sandcars, Powder 1, Ron's Tire and Brake, and Savage Racing. If you would like to be a part of this fun, upcoming team and get exposure not only at the tracks but around the world on Flo Racing, please contact Shane Sexton at mailto:Shanesexton7@gmail.com or (619) 362-5921. Sexton would like to extend a thank you to Brian Fonseca and Samantha Sproull for the opportunity to wheel their lightning sprint and he would like to thank their team sponsors for making it possible. They are the Shingle Springs Band of Miwok Indians, Foothill Tractor & Heavy Equipment, KB Rod Benders, and MJK Auto Sales. Shane Sexton's 2022 Results January 27 Cocopah Speedway USAC/CRA 14th A Main January 28 Cocopah Speedway USAC/CRA 21st A Main January 29 Cocopah Speedway USAC/CRA 11th A Main March 26 Perris Auto Speedway USAC/CRA 14th A Main April 22 Mohave Valley Raceway USAC/CRA 12th A Main April 29 Perris Auto Speedway USAC/CRA 22nd A Main May 28 Central Missouri Speedway POWRi 2nd A Main May 29 Central Missouri Speedway POWRi 14th A Main July 14 Deming Speedway Clay Cup 5th A Main July 15 Deming Speedway Clay Cup 1st A Main July 16 Deming Speedway Clay Cup 21st A Main August 6 Santa Maria Speedway California Lightning Sprints 3rd A Main September 17 Perris Auto Speedway USAC/CRA Sprint Cars 14th A Main This release was produced by Scott Daloisio (909) 226-7768 or mailto:sdaloisiosprts@gmail.com

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  Central Missouri Speedway to Honor Top 10 Drivers this Saturday!

  (Warrensburg, Missouri) A long-standing tradition, dating back 28 years continues this Saturday when Central Missouri Speedway (CMS) owners and promoters Earl and Susan Walls honor the top 10 drivers in each of the four weekly race divisions. The Walls have honored drivers each year of their affiliation and ownership of the track since 1994. Even when the track was leased and accolades and prize money was not distributed, the Walls made good on their tradition and honored those drivers at the beginning of the next season. The CMS end-of-season celebration and barbecue will take place at Pub 13 beginning with dinner at 6 p.m. and awards and points monies handed out throughout the dinnertime until 8 p.m. After the festivities, live entertainment by Mark Doty and the Cause will hit the Pub 13 live stage until midnight. Pub 13 Manager Andrea Carter and her racer husband Marc will be preparing the barbecue for the event, which will feature pulled pork and beef. Cost per person is just $10 and includes the meat, sides, and a roll. A cash bar will be available, and Pub 13 will also be available for those wishing to visit the pub. The barbecue is open to everyone, drivers, crews, sponsors, and fans alike. This is a day of and pay-as-you-go event. CMS is requesting that anyone planning to attend heads over to the CMS Facebook page to RSVP by commenting on the event with the number of people in their party planning to attend. This will help in meal preparation and seating arrangements. RSVPs may also be sent to info@centralmissourispeedway.net for those without social media accounts. Simply state RSVP in the subject and number attending in the email. The top 10 finisher in each division for 2022: Sedalia, Missouri's Terry Schultz secured his seventh CMS track championship by capturing his second-consecutive B-Mod title. Schultz visited victory lane seven times throughout the season. Jeremy Lile finished second on the strength of seven top-5 finishes. Sturgis Streeter recorded two victories and finished third. B-MODS POINT STANDINGS POS No. DRIVER'S NAME & HOMETOWN POINTS 1 7b- Terry Schultz, Sedalia 989 2 05- Jeremy Lile, Higginsville 918 3 61- Sturgis Streeter, Hoyt KS 890 4 94- Jacob Ebert, Oak Grove 826 5 R33- Austen Raybourn, Odessa 806 6 12c- Steve Clancy, Odessa 671 7 251m- Mike Ryun, Kansas City 623 8 20- Tyler Cochran, Pleasant Hill 604 9 99- Brad Smith, Belton 576 10 28s- Bill Small, Holden 556 Green Ridge, Missouri's Blaine Ewing became a first-time track champion as he bested a strong field of POWRi Super Stocks throughout the year. Along the way, Ewing tallied one victory and five top-5 finishes to secure the championship. Aaron Poe raced his way to victory lane on seven occasions and finished second on the year, one spot ahead of Nick Gibson. POWRi SUPER STOCKS FINAL POINT STANDINGS POS No. DRIVER'S NAME & HOMETOWN POINTS 1 04- Blaine Ewing, Green Ridge 862 2 45- Aaron Poe, Knob Noster 791 3 G1- Nick Gibson, Creighton 737 4 10- Marc Carter, Warrensburg 730 5 25- Jay Prevete, Windsor 665 6 07d- Mike Daugherty, Warrensburg 648 7 3p- Tyler Perryman, Belton 568 8 83k- Denny Fitzpatrick, Warrensburg 426 9 14- Larry Ferris, Kansas City, KS 407 10 x15- Bobby Ruff, Clinton 392 Spencer Reiff collected his third-consecutive Pure Stock championship and drove to five main event victories during the season. Jerett Evans finished second, his highest-ever finish in the rundown with Cameron Kelly third. Kelly was the only other multiple-time feature winner during the year, collecting three victories. PURE STOCK FINAL POINT STANDINGS POS No. DRIVER'S NAME & HOMETOWN POINTS 1 7- Spencer Reiff, Kansas City 1120 2 3j- Jerett Evans, Warrensburg 998 3 30k- Cameron Kelly, Concordia 908 4 24w- Conrad Workman, Concordia 858 5 5c- Charles Norman, Marshall 840 6 53k- Larry Norris, Holden 820 7 00- Cory Flamm, Warrensburg 688 8 89- Jonathan Evans, Knob Noster 687 9 50- Leroy Morrison, Independence 639 10 4d- David Doelz, Warsaw 499 In the first year for POWRi Midwest Mods, Overland Park, Kansas, driver Shawn Burns took top honors. Throughout the year Burns racked up four total victories. Only Earl Roark had more victories with five. Dustin Dennison and Jess Fitzpatrick used their consistency to finish second and third respectively in the final rundown. POWRi MIDWEST MODS FINAL POINT STANDINGS POS No. DRIVER'S NAME & HOMETOWN POINTS 1 28- Shawn Burns, Overland Park, KS 1018 2 17j- Dustin Dennison, Independence 849 3 5F- Jess Fitzpatrick, Leeton 829 4 59R- Logan Rash, Richmond 747 5 9- Brian Meyer, Concordia 714 6 17R- Earl Roark, Henley 572 7 14D- Dave Meyer, Concordia 441 8 08p- Peyton Baker, Gallatin 413 9 41- Ashlyn Piburn, Lone Jack 384 10 10- Cody Bray, Osceola 375 Follow CMS on Twitter @CMSgoing_green, find CMS on YouTube at CMS Going Green! Visit our website at www.centralmissourispeedway.net, or Like us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/pages/Central-Missouri-Speedway. Sign up for our email groups by emailing info@centralmissourispeedway.net. Visit the CMS MyRacePass site at centralmissourispeedway.myracepass.com. Remaining 2022 Events: Saturday, Sept 24 - End of Season Track Celebration BBQ, held at Pub 13, Dinner at 6, Live Band 8-12, open to everyone, $10 per person, covers meal. Cash bar available. Pay-as-you-go event.

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  "SHUGAH" SHANE SEXTON RETURNS TO THE PERRIS AUTO SPEEDWAY 410 SPRINT CAR BATTLES ON SATURDAY

  (Warner Springs, CA, September 16, 2022) Nearly five months after his wild crash, "Shugah" Shane Sexton will return to 410 sprint car action in the USAC/CRA Series Saturday night at Perris Auto Speedway. The effervescent teen will be debuting a brand new GAS Chassis in his return. Spectator gates at the popular half-mile clay oval will open at 5:00 p.m. and racing will start at 7:00. 294095087_1658893874492132_7192374924082014097_n.jpg "Shugah" Shane Sexton. GAS Photo. Saturday will be the sixth start of the year for the 18-year-old in the premier wingless sprint car series West of the Mississippi. Four of those starts have been in Arizona and the other two have been at Perris. Sexton's plan was to race most of the races in the series this year. The season started out that way when he started five of the first seven races only sitting out a pair in Central California. His early season was punctuated by some impressive main event passing jobs. His best finish came at Cocopah on January 29th. On that night, the talkative racer started 18th in the main event and drove all the way to 11th for his best finish of the year. He also earned the Hard Charger Award on that night. Even though he has only started six of the 14 races in the series this year, he is still ranked 21st in the championship point standings. He should move back into the top 20 tomorrow night. Things were rolling along well for Sexton until the last Saturday in April at Perris. Heading into turn one on lap two of the main event, he tangled with another car and began a series of nasty flips that saw him tumble all the way to the crashwall. The car was bent, but it did its job and Sexton climbed out unscathed and ready to race again. In fact, he was supposed to race a couple of times already in a new chassis, but there was a delay in getting his engine back after it was sent out to be refreshed. Sexton should be very familiar with the GAS Chassis as his father Stan is the proprietor of the new company and builds them in his Warner Springs Ranch shop. GAS stands for Gatlin And Sexton. The Gatlin in the name is Sexton's grandmother Nita Gatlin. For more information on the new chassis or for pricing, please use the contact information in this press release. While he was out of his 410 sprint car, Sexton stayed busy wheeling a Brian Fonseca owned Lightning Sprint Car in six races in three different states. Included in the six starts was a win in a preliminary at the prestigious Dirt Cup at Washington's Deming Speedway on July 15th. He also placed second in the POWRi Lightning Sprint Car Nationals at the Central Missouri Speedway on May 28th. Last month, he finished third in the CLS race at the Santa Maria Speedway. Adult tickets to see "Shugah" Shane and the rest of the stars in action on Saturday are $30.00. Seniors 65 and over get in for $25.00. For kids 6 to 12, it is just $5.00. Children 5 and under are admitted free. There will be plenty of tickets available for everyone at the ticket window on Saturday, this event will not sell out. Perris Auto Speedway is located on the Lake Perris Fairgrounds at 18700 Lake Perris Drive in the city of Paris (91767). The track website is http://www.perrisautospeedway.com/ and the office phone number is (951) 940-0134. The fairgrounds charges $10 for parking. For fans who come east on the 91 Freeway to get to The PAS, the eastbound lanes will be shut down all weekend in Corona. Fans can take the 91 east to either the 605 or the 57 north to the 60 Freeway east. Sexton and the #74 team wish to extend their thanks to the following 2022 racing season partners. Gas Chassis, Key Brothers Racing, Nita Gatlin, Hugh Jorgan, Mike Pridgeon Racing Engines, AG Sandcars, Powder 1, Ron's Tire and Brake, and Savage Racing. If you would like to be a part of this fun, upcoming team and get exposure not only at the tracks but around the world on Flo Racing, please contact Shane Sexton at mailto:Shanesexton7@gmail.com or (619) 362-5921. Sexton would like to extend a thank you to Brian Fonseca and Samantha Sproull for the opportunity to wheel their lightning sprint and he would like to thank their team sponsors for making it possible. They are the Shingle Springs Band of Miwok Indians, Foothill Tractor & Heavy Equipment, KB Rod Benders, and MJK Auto Sales. Shane Sexton's 2022 Results January 27 Cocopah Speedway USAC/CRA 14th A Main January 28 Cocopah Speedway USAC/CRA 21st A Main January 29 Cocopah Speedway USAC/CRA 11th A Main March 26 Perris Auto Speedway USAC/CRA 14th A Main April 22 Mohave Valley Raceway USAC/CRA 12th A Main April 29 Perris Auto Speedway USAC/CRA 22nd A Main May 28 Central Missouri Speedway POWRi 2nd A Main May 29 Central Missouri Speedway POWRi 14th A Main July 14 Deming Speedway Clay Cup 5th A Main July 15 Deming Speedway Clay Cup 1st A Main July 16 Deming Speedway Clay Cup 21st A Main August 6 Santa Maria Speedway California Lightning Sprint 3rd A Main This release was produced by Scott Daloisio (909) 226-7768 or mailto:sdaloisiosprts@gmail.com

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  Schultz, Poe, Schmidt, and Roden Capture Central Missouri Speedway Main Events!

  (Warrensburg, Missouri) The Labor Day weekend events and the 2022 Central Missouri Speedway (CMS) race season ended Sunday night with 84 race teams on hand. Participants included 37 B-Mods, 23 POWRi Super Stocks, 13 Pure Stocks, and 11 POWRi Midwest Lightning Sprints. Main event winners included Terry Schultz in the $2,000-to-win B-Mod main event, along with Aaron Poe in the $1,000-to-win POWRi Super Stock main. Darrin Schmidt added his name to the list of CMS winners with the Pure Stock victory while Trice Roden took his second-consecutive main event win in the POWRi Midwest Lightning Sprint feature. In all total, there were 221 laps turned throughout the night from 7:29 p.m. to the last checkered flag at 10:09 p.m. throughout 18 races on the night. B-Mods - 37 Entries Heat 1 - 10 Laps: 1. 7J-Jake Richards[2]; 2. 90M-Jessie Mulich[4]; 3. 07-Danniel Harris[5]; 4. 88-Derek Nevels[7]; 5. 21-Jacob Potter[1]; 6. 72-Danny Thompson JR[3]; 7. 98-CJ Christensen[6]; 8. 3W-Derek Williams[8] Heat 2 - 10 Laps: 1. 8S-Jon Sheets[2]; 2. 56-Shadren Turner[3]; 3. 94-Jacob Ebert[4]; 4. 7B-Terry Schultz[6]; 5. 99-Brad Smith[8]; 6. 7-Anthony Tanner[1]; 7. (DNF) 24R-David Hull[7]; 8. (DNF) 5F-Jess Fitzpatrick[5] Heat 3 - 10 Laps: 1. 25-Rob Neubauer[1]; 2. 87-Justin Pike[2]; 3. 33C-Cole Moore[6]; 4. 15-Colin Pierce[3]; 5. 05-Jeremy Lile[5]; 6. 47W-Terry Wilburn[4]; 7. 55-Joey Green[7] Heat 4 - 10 Laps: 1. 61-Sturgis Streeter[5]; 2. 55K-Colson Kirk[7]; 3. 53-Charles Laizure[1]; 4. ZEE28-Randy Zimmerman[4]; 5. 14D-Dave Meyer[6]; 6. 116-Nathan Melanson[2]; 7. (DNS) 15F-James Kellner Heat 5 - 10 Laps: 1. F1-Mitchell Franklin[2]; 2. 49-Patrick Royalty[3]; 3. 251M-Mike Ryun[5]; 4. 10-Johnny McGinnis[4]; 5. 99T-Dalton Teel[7]; 6. 20-Tyler Cochran[6]; 7. (DNF) R33-Austen Raybourn[1] B Feature 1 - 12 Laps: 1. 7B-Terry Schultz[1]; 2. 05-Jeremy Lile[5]; 3. 15-Colin Pierce[2]; 4. 14D-Dave Meyer[4]; 5. 7-Anthony Tanner[6]; 6. 10-Johnny McGinnis[3]; 7. 116-Nathan Melanson[7]; 8. 24R-David Hull[10]; 9. (DNF) 3W-Derek Williams[9]; 10. (DNF) 5F-Jess Fitzpatrick[11]; 11. (DNF) 98-CJ Christensen[8] B Feature 2 - 12 Laps: 1. 99-Brad Smith[1]; 2. ZEE28-Randy Zimmerman[2]; 3. 21-Jacob Potter[4]; 4. 20-Tyler Cochran[7]; 5. 72-Danny Thompson JR[5]; 6. 99T-Dalton Teel[3]; 7. 55-Joey Green[8]; 8. (DNF) 47W-Terry Wilburn[6]; 9. (DNS) R33-Austen Raybourn; 10. (DNS) 15F-James Kellner Sturgis Streeter of Topeka, Kansas began the 35-lap big-money B-Mod race from pole position alongside Urbana's Colson Kirk. In some of the closest racing seen all season, Kirk darted to the front with Streeter, Jon Sheets, and Jake Richards in tow. The leaders set a blistering pace at the front of the field with Sheets searching for a way in front of Kirk by lap five. Behind the leaders, Richards, Streeter, and Mitchell Franklin raced in the top five. The race pace remained intense and close through lap 20 as Sheets stalked Kirk out front. Meanwhile, eighth-starting Shadren Turner moved inside the top five. Sheets put heavy pressure on Kirk by lap 22 as the two drivers battled for the win. The race featured 30 straight laps of green-flag racing before caution fell over the field. Kirk and Sheets resumed their close action at the front of the field right to the checkered flag with Richards, Turner, and sixteenth-starting Terry Schultz inside the top five. Despite pulling side-by-side with Kirk, Sheets could not complete the pass for the lead as Kirk emerged the apparent winner over Sheets, Richards, and Turner. However, during post-race technical inspection, the entire top four was disqualified from the finish for various rules infractions. When the official finish was revised and re-posted, Terry Schultz was declared the official winner with Brad Smith second, Streeter third, Colin Pierce fourth, Jacob Ebert fifth and Mulich sixth. A Feature - 35 Laps: 1. 7B-Terry Schultz[17]; 2. 99-Brad Smith[18]; 3. 61-Sturgis Streeter[1]; 4. 15-Colin Pierce[21]; 5. 94-Jacob Ebert[14]; 6. 90M-Jessie Mulich[7]; 7. 251M-Mike Ryun[13]; 8. 07-Danniel Harris[12]; 9. 05-Jeremy Lile[19]; 10. ZEE28-Randy Zimmerman[20]; 11. 14D-Dave Meyer[23]; 12. 25-Rob Neubauer[6]; 13. 87-Justin Pike[11]; 14. 72-Danny Thompson JR[24]; 15. 21-Jacob Potter[22]; 16. (DNF) 49-Patrick Royalty[9]; 17. (DNF) 88-Derek Nevels[15]; 18. (DNF) 53-Charles Laizure[16]; 19. (DNF) 33C-Cole Moore[10]; 20. (DNF) F1-Mitchell Franklin[5]; 21. (DQ) 55K-Colson Kirk[2]; 22. (DQ) 8S-Jon Sheets[4]; 23. (DQ) 7J-Jake Richards[3]; 24. (DQ) 56-Shadren Turner[8] POWRi Super Stock - 23 Entries Heat 1 - 8 Laps: 1. 45-Aaron Poe[5]; 2. 68-Dean Wille[2]; 3. 164-Michael Muskrat[3]; 4. 26M-Donnie Miller[7]; 5. 19J-Tyler Crocker[4]; 6. 12-Clayton Campbell[8]; 7. 83K-Denny Fitzpatrick[6]; 8. 04B-Bobby Russell[1] Heat 2 - 8 Laps: 1. 85-Nick Fritch[4]; 2. 04-Blaine Ewing[2]; 3. 3P-Tyler Perryman[8]; 4. 14-Larry Ferris[3]; 5. 29K-Chris Kircher[7]; 6. 67-Devin Irvin[5]; 7. 4-Branden Bise[6]; 8. (DNF) G1-Nick Gibson[1] Heat 3 - 8 Laps: 1. 75-Nathan Williams[2]; 2. 77-Danny McKenzie[1]; 3. 21-Jay Prevete[3]; 4. 10-Marc Carter[6]; 5. 25-Cory Flamm[4]; 6. 44-James Nighswonger[5]; 7. 03B-Chris Brockway[7] Multiple-time winner Aaron Poe and Nick Fritch of Humboldt, Kansas, took the initial green flag for the 25-lap Super Stock A-main. Poe quickly pulled away from the field leaving Fritch to battle for second with Donnie Miller and track champion Blaine Ewing. By lap six, Miller pulled to second behind Poe as the pair distanced themselves from the rest of the field. Lap seven found the drivers under a caution period with Poe out front. By lap ten, after racing resumed, Poe led Miller, Ewing, Danny McKenzie and Michael Muskrat. At the lap 14 mark, the battle for the lead heated up as Miller put heavy pressure on Poe while Muskrat found his way to third in a close battle with Ewing. Poe held strong at the front and kept his machine in front for the lead. In heavy lapped traffic, Poe and Miller threaded their way through the other competitors to setup a classic battle to the finish, but Poe emerged as the winner in a close finish with Miller, who settled for second after starting eighth. Ewing finished a strong third in front of Muskrat, thirteenth-starting Chris Kircher fifth and McKenzie in sixth position. A Feature - 25 Laps: 1. 45-Aaron Poe[1]; 2. 26M-Donnie Miller[8]; 3. 04-Blaine Ewing[6]; 4. 164-Michael Muskrat[9]; 5. 29K-Chris Kircher[13]; 6. 77-Danny McKenzie[7]; 7. 68-Dean Wille[5]; 8. 10-Marc Carter[11]; 9. 21-Jay Prevete[10]; 10. G1-Nick Gibson[23]; 11. 67-Devin Irvin[17]; 12. 3P-Tyler Perryman[4]; 13. 14-Larry Ferris[12]; 14. 4-Branden Bise[20]; 15. 04B-Bobby Russell[22]; 16. 83K-Denny Fitzpatrick[19]; 17. (DNF) 75-Nathan Williams[3]; 18. (DNF) 85-Nick Fritch[2]; 19. (DNF) 12-Clayton Campbell[16]; 20. (DNF) 19J-Tyler Crocker[14]; 21. (DNF) 44-James Nighswonger[18]; 22. (DNF) 03B-Chris Brockway[21]; 23. (DNF) 25-Cory Flamm[15] Pure Stocks - 13 Entries Heat 1 - 8 Laps: 1. 89-Jonathan Evans[1]; 2. 7-Spencer Reiff[5]; 3. 24W-Conrad Workman[4]; 4. 34W-Taylor Lamons[2]; 5. (DNF) 5C-Brian Cox[3]; 6. (DNF) 105-Clint Hedge Jr[6]; 7. (DNF) 4D-David Doelz[7] Heat 2 - 8 Laps: 1. 38-Bobby Russell[2]; 2. 85-Darrin Schmidt[5]; 3. 67-Jeff Goepferich Jr[1]; 4. 3J-Jerett Evans[4]; 5. 30K-Cameron Kelly[3]; 6. (DNF) 0-Ethan Lamons[6] Bobby Russell and Spencer Reiff were looking for better results than last night as the two drivers began the 20-lap Pure Stock main event from row one. Reiff led the opening stages of the race over Russell and Darrin Schmidt of Winchester, Kansas. The yellow flag flew on lap four to setup a restart. By lap seven, Schmidt began pressuring Reiff for the lead with some close two-groove racing. At lap nine, Schmidt edged to the front of the field over Reiff, Russell, and Jonathan Evans. After the halfway point, Schmidt distanced himself from all pursuers and eventually went on to collect his first-ever CMS victory with Reiff settling for second. Russell came away third, followed by Jeff Goepferich, Jonathan and Jerett Evans. A Feature - 20 Laps: 1. 85-Darrin Schmidt[3]; 2. 7-Spencer Reiff[2]; 3. 38-Bobby Russell[1]; 4. 67-Jeff Goepferich Jr[6]; 5. 89-Jonathan Evans[4]; 6. 3J-Jerett Evans[8]; 7. 24W-Conrad Workman[5]; 8. 4D-David Doelz[13]; 9. 34W-Taylor Lamons[7]; 10. (DNF) 0-Ethan Lamons[12]; 11. (DNF) 30K-Cameron Kelly[9]; 12. (DNF) 105-Clint Hedge Jr[11]; 13. (DNS) 5C-Brian Cox Lighting Sprints - 11 Entries Heat 1 - 6 Laps: 1. 27R-Trice Roden[3]; 2. 7-Tyler Johnson[2]; 3. 51-Mark Billings[1]; 4. 10-Chasity Younger[6]; 5. 85-Ken Billings[5]; 6. 91-Mike Tindell[4] Heat 2 - 6 Laps: 1. 67-Stanley Kreisel[1]; 2. 71-Jeff Bard[3]; 3. 45-Jerran Falke[5]; 4. (DNF) B20-Tom Brown[4]; 5. (DNF) 15B-Brad Buxton[2] Previous night's winner Trice Roden of Montgomery City, Missouri, and Warsaw's Stanley Kreisel earned front row honors for the Lightning Sprint 15-lap finale. Roden quickly emerged the front runner, leaving Kreisel to battle with Jeff Bard and Tyler Johnson for second. A yellow flag slowed the pace at lap 7 with Roden then leading Kreisel, Johnson, and Chasity Younger. On the restart with Kreisel and Bard battling for position, Younger slipped past both drivers and took over the second position. The laps clicked off at a blistering pace at the front as Roden claimed his second feature win in as many nights with Younger securing second. Bard finished fourth with Kreisel fourth and Mark Billings fifth. A Feature - 15 Laps: 1. 27R-Trice Roden[1]; 2. 10-Chasity Younger[7]; 3. 71-Jeff Bard[3]; 4. 67-Stanley Kreisel[2]; 5. 51-Mark Billings[6]; 6. B20-Tom Brown[10]; 7. 85-Ken Billings[8]; 8. 7-Tyler Johnson[4]; 9. 45-Jerran Falke[5]; 10. (DNF) 91-Mike Tindell[9]; 11. (DNF) 15B-Brad Buxton[11] Follow CMS on Twitter @CMSgoing_green, find CMS on YouTube at CMS Going Green! Visit our website at www.centralmissourispeedway.net, or Like us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/pages/Central-Missouri-Speedway. Sign up for our email groups by emailing info@centralmissourispeedway.net. Visit the CMS MyRacePass site at centralmissourispeedway.myracepass.com. Remaining 2022 Events: Saturday, Sept 24 - End of Season Track Celebration BBQ, held in "The Grove" adjacent to Pub 13, Dinner at 6, Live Band 8-12, open to everyone, $10 per person, covers meal. Cash bar will be available.

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  Keeter, Mulich, Bartlett, Meyer, and Roden Take Central Missouri Speedway Victories!

  (Warrensburg, Missouri) The first of two straight nights of Labor Day weekend racing began with 79 race teams on hand in five divisions. Among the field of cars were, 22 B-Mods, 12 Pure Stocks, 17 POWRi Midwest Mods, 18 Late Models, and 10 POWRi Midwest Lightning Sprints. By the end of the night, Mitch Keeter (Cash Money Late Models), Jessie Mulich (B-Mods), Tobin Bartlett (Pure Stocks), Dave Meyer (POWRi Midwest Mods), and Trice Roden (POWRi Midwest Mods), found themselves in victory lane. Late Models - 18 Entries Heat 1 - 8 Laps: 1. 82-Jace Parmley[1]; 2. 33-Mike Bitner[2]; 3. 67-Jimmy Vanzandt[4]; 4. 26-Glen Powell[3]; 5. 20-Dustin Mooneyham[5]; 6. 93D-Josh Dugan[6] Heat 2 - 8 Laps: 1. 88-Isaac Keepper[1]; 2. USA1-Chris Hawkins[5]; 3. 29-Chandler Moenning[6]; 4. (DNF) 30-Dalton Cloyd[2]; 5. (DNF) 13-Shawn Whitman[4]; 6. (DNS) 5JR-Shawn Eggeman Heat 3 - 8 Laps: 1. 52-Mitch Keeter[5]; 2. 22-Tim Petty[1]; 3. 50P-Justin Pearish[2]; 4. 1P-Steve Potter[4]; 5. (DNF) 221-Jerry Brown[6]; 6. (DNF) 73-Francisco Escamilla[3] Mike Bitner and Jace Parmley redrew the row one starting positions for the Cash Money Super Dirt Series Late Model 25-lap main event with Parmley quickly assuming command of the race in a two-car breakaway with fourth-starting Mitch Keeter. By lap seven, Keeter pressured Parmley at the front of the pack but Parmley held strong until Keeter moved to the low side by lap eight to take the top spot. Bitner held strong inside the top three, just ahead of Isaac Keepper and Tim Petty through lap ten. The leaders began encountering heavy lapped traffic by lap twelve. Keeter had built a sizeable lead, but Parmely began to reel the leader back in by lap 15 with an intense battle for the lead through lapped cars. At lap 20, Keeter led on the high side with Parmely doing all he could to draw close to the leader. Meanwhile Btner, Keepper and Dustin Mooneyham worked to secure spots inside the top five. The Late Model feature went green to checkers without a yellow flag in eight minutes and 24 seconds as Keeter drove to the victory. Parmley fought hard for the win but settled for second with Bitner third, Keepper fourth, Mooneyham fifth, and Chris Hawkins sixth. A Feature - 25 Laps: 1. 52-Mitch Keeter[4]; 2. 82-Jace Parmley[2]; 3. 33-Mike Bitner[1]; 4. 88-Isaac Keepper[3]; 5. 20-Dustin Mooneyham[12]; 6. USA1-Chris Hawkins[7]; 7. 22-Tim Petty[6]; 8. 67-Jimmy Vanzandt[8]; 9. 50P-Justin Pearish[9]; 10. 93D-Josh Dugan[13]; 11. 29-Chandler Moenning[5]; 12. 30-Dalton Cloyd[14]; 13. 1P-Steve Potter[11]; 14. (DNF) 26-Glen Powell[10]; 15. (DNF) 221-Jerry Brown[15]; 16. (DNS) 13-Shawn Whitman; 17. (DNS) 73-Francisco Escamilla; 18. (DNS) 5JR-Shawn Eggeman B-Mods - 22 Entries Heat 1 - 8 Laps: 1. 11X-Jeremy Polston[2]; 2. 05-Jeremy Lile[8]; 3. 7-Anthony Tanner[4]; 4. 61-Sturgis Streeter[3]; 5. 7B-Terry Schultz[7]; 6. 99-Brad Smith[5]; 7. 10-Johnny McGinnis[6]; 8. (DNF) 29-Tyler Cochran[1] Heat 2 - 8 Laps: 1. 251M-Mike Ryun[1]; 2. 15-Colin Pierce[2]; 3. 07-Danniel Harris[3]; 4. 7J-Jake Richards[5]; 5. 94-Jacob Ebert[7]; 6. 25-Rob Neubauer[6]; 7. 72-Danny Thompson JR[4] Heat 3 - 8 Laps: 1. 90M-Jessie Mulich[2]; 2. 171-Donnie Dannar[3]; 3. 88-Derek Nevels[1]; 4. 53-Charles Laizure[6]; 5. 99T-Dalton Teel[4]; 6. 21-Jacob Potter[5]; 7. (DNF) R33-Austen Raybourn[7] It was an all-Jeremy front row as Jeremy Lile and Jeremy Polston began the $1,000-to-win B-Mod main event from row one. Lile grabbed the lead early ahead of Jessie Mulich and Mike Ryun as Polston slipped to fourth. Lile held strong at the point in front of Mulich, Ryun, Donnie Dannar, and Polston through lap five. Lapped traffic came into play by the lap ten point of the race. By lap 13, it was a three-car breakaway amongst Lile, Mulich and Ryun. By lap 17 the top of the order changed with Mulich grabbing the lead with Lile second. The first yellow flag of the race came on lap 18 with Mulich leading , Lile, Ryun, Sturgis Streeter, and Daniel Harris. Polson encountered problems in turn two, which led to his car leaving the speedway at a high rate of speed eventually going upside down in a wild series of flips. Polston quickly emerged from the car and came to the top of the track to let family, friends, and fans know that he was okay after the incident. After the red-flag delay, Mulich continued to lead Lile, Ryun, Streeter, and Harris. The race was slowed for a second and final time at lap 17. From this point on, it was Mulich in command as he drove to his first-ever CMS victory. Lile ran strong in second, Ryun was third, followed by Harris, Terry Schultz, and Streeter inside the top six. A Feature - 25 Laps: 1. 90M-Jessie Mulich[3]; 2. 05-Jeremy Lile[1]; 3. 251M-Mike Ryun[4]; 4. 07-Danniel Harris[8]; 5. 7B-Terry Schultz[13]; 6. 61-Sturgis Streeter[12]; 7. 99-Brad Smith[16]; 8. 7J-Jake Richards[11]; 9. 171-Donnie Dannar[5]; 10. 15-Colin Pierce[6]; 11. 94-Jacob Ebert[14]; 12. 7-Anthony Tanner[7]; 13. 25-Rob Neubauer[17]; 14. 72-Danny Thompson JR[20]; 15. 88-Derek Nevels[9]; 16. 99T-Dalton Teel[15]; 17. 21-Jacob Potter[18]; 18. (DNF) 11X-Jeremy Polston[2]; 19. (DNF) 10-Johnny McGinnis[19]; 20. (DNF) R33-Austen Raybourn[21]; 21. (DNF) 29-Tyler Cochran[22]; 22. (DNF) 53-Charles Laizure[10] Pure Stocks - 12 Entries Heat 1 - 8 Laps: 1. 89-Jonathan Evans[2]; 2. 7-Spencer Reiff[6]; 3. 30K-Cameron Kelly[3]; 4. 24W-Conrad Workman[4]; 5. 4D-David Doelz[5]; 6. (DNF) 67-Jeff Goepferich Jr[1] Heat 2 - 8 Laps: 1. 38-Bobby Russell[1]; 2. 28-Tobin Bartlett[6]; 3. 69R-RIchard Jameson[2]; 4. 3J-Jerett Evans[3]; 5. 34W-Taylor Lamons[4]; 6. (DNF) 0-Ethan Lamons[5] A week removed from capturing his second-consecutive track championship, Spencer Reiff led the field to the initial green flag for the 20-lap Pure Stock main event alongside Tobin Bartlett. Over the first three laps, Reiff and Bartlett swapped the lead until Reiff eventually emerged at the front of the field until caution slowed the race on lap five. Reiff and Bartlett then broke away from the rest of the field after green-flag racing resumed. Another caution waved at lap seven with Reiff leading Bartlett, and fourth-starting Bobby Russell. Just passed the halfway point, Reiff held the lead over Russell, Bartlett, Jonathan Evans, and David Doelz. On lap 14, Russell began pressuring Reiff at the front of the field with the drivers running several close laps near the front. This intense battle lasted until lap 19 when the two leaders made contact, relegating them both to the tail end of the field, falling from contention for the victory. Bartlett then moved to the front of the field over Evans, and Cameron Kelly. Bartlett then had a different view on the race as he took command and did not look back in his first-ever CMS victory. Jonathan Evans was second, followed by Kelly, Doelz, Jerett Evans, and Reiff inside the top six. A Feature - 20 Laps: 1. 28-Tobin Bartlett[2]; 2. 89-Jonathan Evans[3]; 3. 30K-Cameron Kelly[5]; 4. 4D-David Doelz[9]; 5. 3J-Jerett Evans[8]; 6. 7-Spencer Reiff[1]; 7. 38-Bobby Russell[4]; 8. 24W-Conrad Workman[7]; 9. (DNF) 69R-RIchard Jameson[6]; 10. (DNF) 34W-Taylor Lamons[10]; 11. (DNF) 67-Jeff Goepferich Jr[11]; 12. (DNS) 0-Ethan Lamons POWRi Midwest Mods - 17 Entries Heat 1 - 8 Laps: 1. 14D-Dave Meyer[2]; 2. 447-Kenny Prince[5]; 3. 87D-Jeff Duncan[4]; 4. 9-Brian Meyer[1]; 5. 10-Cody Bray[3]; 6. 08P-Peyton Baker[6] Heat 2 - 8 Laps: 1. X1-Caden Bolin[3]; 2. 17J-Dustin Dennison[1]; 3. 26-Devin Wetzel[2]; 4. 98-AUSTIN SMITH[6]; 5. 42-Dakkota Brisbin[4]; 6. (DNF) 12M-Cameron Kelly[5] Heat 3 - 8 Laps: 1. 28-Shawn Burns[3]; 2. 8-Jeremy Mullins[4]; 3. 88-Alex Dunwoodie[1]; 4. 5F-Jess Fitzpatrick[2]; 5. 12N-Nathan Baker[5] Caden Bolin of Fort Scott, Kansas, and 2002 Track Champion, Shawn Burns, led the field to the green flag for the 20-lap POWRi Midwest Mods special event. Bolin quickly found himself at the front of the field with Burns and Dave Meyer second and third. This order stayed the same through lap five. Meyer made his way to the front of the mix at lap eight just as a yellow flag slowed the field. From here, Meyer led Bolin, Burns, Dusting Dennison. While Meyer eventually pulled away, Bolin and Burns waged an extremely close but clean battle for second. Just as it appeared Meyer was going to establish his own postal code, Bolin and Burns reeled the leader back in as they maneuvered their way through lapped traffic. By the time the white flag was displayed, Meyer's once comfortable lead had to diminished to just over a car length. However, this night belonged to Meyer as he drove to his second E-Mod feature win of the season. Bolin and Burns pulled to within striking distance of the leader out front, but eventually settled for second and third. Dustin Dennison had a solid outing in fourth, followed by eight-starting Devin Wetzel, and Alex Dunwoodie. A Feature - 20 Laps: 1. 14D-Dave Meyer[3]; 2. X1-Caden Bolin[1]; 3. 28-Shawn Burns[2]; 4. 17J-Dustin Dennison[6]; 5. 26-Devin Wetzel[8]; 6. 88-Alex Dunwoodie[9]; 7. 447-Kenny Prince[4]; 8. 98-AUSTIN SMITH[10]; 9. 08P-Peyton Baker[16]; 10. 5F-Jess Fitzpatrick[12]; 11. 42-Dakkota Brisbin[14]; 12. 9-Brian Meyer[11]; 13. 8-Jeremy Mullins[5]; 14. (DNF) 87D-Jeff Duncan[7]; 15. (DNF) 12M-Cameron Kelly[17]; 16. (DNF) 12N-Nathan Baker[15]; 17. (DNF) 10-Cody Bray[13] Lighting Sprints - 11 Entries Heat 1 - 6 Laps: 1. 71-Jeff Bard[2]; 2. 85-Ken Billings[3]; 3. 27R-Trice Roden[6]; 4. 7-Tyler Johnson[5]; 5. 15B-Brad Buxton[4]; 6. (DNS) 00-David Hammons Heat 2 - 6 Laps: 1. 67-Stanley Kreisel[3]; 2. 10-Chasity Younger[1]; 3. 25-Darin Woodward[2]; 4. 45-Jerran Falke[5]; 5. (DNF) 51-Mark Billings[4] Stanley Kreisel of Warsaw, Missouri and Olathe, Kansas driver Jeff Bard earned front-row honors for the 15-lap POWRi Lightning Sprint main event with Kreisel grabbing the early lead ahead of Bard, Ken Billings, and Trice Roden. By lap four, it was a two-car breakaway with Kreisel leading Roden, Billings, Bard, and Tyler Johnson. Kreisel and Roden pulled away at the front of the field, leaving several drivers to battle for positions inside the top five. A yellow flag slowed the field by lap eight with Kreisel then leading Roden, Billings, and Bard. By lap nine, the battle for the lead continued with close racing inside the top five. Roden eventually moved to the front of the field Kreisel slipping to second by lap seven. Kreisel and Roden resumed their battle for the top spot through lap nine, when Roden moved to the front of the pack. Roden, eventually began pulling away from the rest of the field to secure his second Lightning Sprint win of the year. Kreisel stayed consistent in second with Ken Billings third, Tyler Johnson fourth, Mark Billings in fifth, and Jeff Bard sixth. A Feature - 15 Laps: 1. 27R-Trice Roden[4]; 2. 67-Stanley Kreisel[1]; 3. 85-Ken Billings[3]; 4. 7-Tyler Johnson[7]; 5. 51-Mark Billings[9]; 6. 71-Jeff Bard[2]; 7. 25-Darin Woodward[6]; 8. (DNF) 10-Chasity Younger[5]; 9. (DNF) 45-Jerran Falke[11]; 10. (DNF) 15B-Brad Buxton[8]; 11. (DNS) 00-David Hammons The weekend and race season concludes on Sunday with a special $2,000-to-Win, 35-lap, B-Mod main event plus $1,000-to-Win POWRi Super Stocks 25-lap feature. Pure Stocks and POWRi Midwest Lightning Sprints also return for a second-consecutive night of racing for their normal payouts. Track Photographer Joshua Allee announced he will add $75 to the winner of the Pure Stock feature on Sunday. The payout for the winner of the Pure Stock main event will be $400. Sunday, September 4th details: $2,000-to-win B-Mods, $1,000-to-win POWRi Super Stocks, plus regular payouts for POWRi Lightning Sprints and Pure Stocks. Special event admission in effect: $20 Adults, $15 Active Military with I.D., and Senior Citizens ages 65 to 74, $6 Kids Ages 6 to 12, Kids 5 and Under Free, Seniors 75 and up and those Permanently Confined to Wheelchair free. All pit passes are $40, regardless of age. There are no entry fees (other than $40 pit pass) or track registration for Super Stocks, Pure Stocks, or Lightning Sprint drivers. B-Mods have an entry fee as described here: $75 per driver, covers pit pass and entry fee. On Sunday, the pit area will be cleared at 4 pm with the pit window opening at 4:30, grandstand admissions begin at 5, followed by the driver pill draw cutoff at 6:15 (late drivers will not earn passing points), pit meeting will take place at 6:30, followed by practice hot laps at 7, and racing to follow. Primitive camping is permitted and welcome on the grounds at CMS but what is hauled onto the grounds, must be hauled off the grounds. Campers should check in with the pit office to ensure proper placement of tents or campers. Pub 13, located on the front side of the speedway, will remain open Sunday beginning at 11:30 a.m. on through the night until last call at 1 a.m. on race night Sunday. The pub kitchen will remain open late after the races with appetizers and chicken strips available until midnight. The full menu kitchen hours are 11:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily, with last orders in by 9:45. Visit Pub 13 online at www.facebook.com/brewpub13. Follow CMS on Twitter @CMSgoing_green, find CMS on YouTube at CMS Going Green! Visit our website at www.centralmissourispeedway.net, or Like us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/pages/Central-Missouri-Speedway. Sign up for our email groups by emailing info@centralmissourispeedway.net. Visit the CMS MyRacePass site at centralmissourispeedway.myracepass.com. Remaining 2022 Events: Sunday, Sept 4 - Race #23 - $2,000 to Win B-Mods, $1,000-to-Win Super Stocks, also running Pure Stocks and POWRi Lightning Sprints normal payouts Saturday, Sept 24 - End of Season Track Celebration BBQ, held in "The Grove" adjacent to Pub 13, Dinner at 6, Live Band 8-12, open to everyone, $10 per person, covers meal. Cash bar will be available.

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  Two Separate Nights of Racing Await Fans and Drivers at Central Missouri Speedway Labor Day Weekend!

  (Warrensburg, Missouri) The 2022 Central Missouri Speedway (CMS) ends in a big way with two separate nights of racing this weekend on Saturday and Sunday. A multitude of classes will compete throughout the two different race programs including Late Models, B-Mods, Super Stocks, Pure Stocks, Midwest (E) Mods, and Lightning Sprints. The action begins on Saturday, September 3 with the return of the Cash Money Super Dirt Series Late Models, plus $1,000-to-win B-Mods, and $500-to-win POWRi Midwest (E) Mods. Pure Stocks and POWRi Midwest Lightning Sprints will also compete for their normal purse payouts. The weekend and race season culminates on Sunday with a special $2,000-to-Win, 35-lap, B-Mod main event plus $1,000-to-Win POWRi Super Stock 25-lap feature. Pure Stocks and POWRi Midwest Lightning Sprints also return for a second-consecutive night of racing for their normal payouts. There are sponsorships available for this weekend's special events, particularly designed with small type businesses, mom and pop stores, and local advertisers. Three tiers are available at $250, $500, and $1,000, which feature giant LED screen board advertisement, print, social media, live PA announcements, and press releases. Call Sam at 660.909.1083 for pricing and detailed information. Track Photographer Joshua Allee announced he will donate at total of $600 to the overall POWRi Midwest Mods purse on Saturday. The breakdown of Josh's generosity is as follows: an additional $20 to the 7th through -14th place finishers and an additional $10 for the 15th through 24th place finishers. Josh will also add to the top of the payout in this manner: $100 to first place which makes the race now $600 to win! Plus, $75 to second place, $50 to third place, $45 to fourth place, $40 to fifth place and $30 to sixth place. In addition, an additional $5 per spot has been added for positions 7th - 14th, courtesy of Show-Me-Synthetics, Robbie Skipper. Allee also announced he will add $75 to the winner of the Pure Stock feature each night, for an additional $150 contribution; with this addition, the payout for the winner of the Pure Stock main event each night climbs to $400. Saturday, September 3rd details: Cash Money Super Dirt Series Late Models, plus $1,000-to-win B-Mods, $500-to-win Midwest Mods track special, plus regular payouts for POWRi Lightning Sprints and Pure Stocks. Special event admission in effect: $20 Adults, $15 Active Military with I.D., and Senior Citizens ages 65 to 74, $6 Kids Ages 6 to 12, Kids 5 and Under Free, Seniors 75 and up and those Permanently Confined to Wheelchair free. All pit passes are $40, regardless of age. There are no driver entry fees (other than $40 pit pass) or track registrations for Late Models, Pure Stocks, Super Stocks, or B-Mods. POWRi Midwest Mods drivers have an entry fee as follows: -$50 entry fee for TRACK-REGISTERED driver, includes driver pit pass -$60 entry fee for NON-TRACK-REGISTERED driver, includes driver pit pass -$25 fail to make the B-main (tow money) -$35 ran B-Main but did not transfer to A-Main Sunday, September 4th details: $2,000-to-win B-Mods, $1,000-to-win POWRi Super Stocks, plus regular payouts for POWRi Lightning Sprints and Pure Stocks. Special event admission in effect: $20 Adults, $15 Active Military with I.D., and Senior Citizens ages 65 to 74, $6 Kids Ages 6 to 12, Kids 5 and Under Free, Seniors 75 and up and those Permanently Confined to Wheelchair free. All pit passes are $40, regardless of age. There are no entry fees (other than $40 pit pass) or track registration for Super Stocks, Pure Stocks, or Lightning Sprint drivers. B-Mods have an entry fee as described here: $75 per driver, covers pit pass and entry fee. Throughout the weekend, the pit area will be cleared at 4 pm with the pit window opening at 4:30, grandstand admissions begin at 5, followed by the driver pill draw cutoff at 6:15 (late drivers will not earn passing points), pit meeting will take place at 6:30, followed by practice hot laps at 7, and racing to follow. Primitive camping is permitted and welcome on the grounds at CMS but what is hauled onto the grounds, must be hauled off the grounds. Campers should check in with the pit office to ensure proper placement of tents or campers. Pub 13, located on the front side of the speedway, will remain open daily throughout the weekend beginning daily at 11:30 a.m. on through the night until last call at 1 a.m. on race nights Saturday and Sunday. The pub kitchen will remain open late after the races with appetizers and chicken strips available until midnight. The full menu kitchen hours are 11:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily, with last orders in by 9:45. Visit Pub 13 online at www.facebook.com/brewpub13. A wealth of information regarding next weekend's annual Labor Day Weekend Special Events is posted on the CMS website at www.centralmissourispeedway.net. Once you land on the main page, click the tab titled, "LABOR DAY WEEKEND EVENT INFO!" Follow CMS on Twitter @CMSgoing_green, find CMS on YouTube at CMS Going Green! Visit our website at www.centralmissourispeedway.net, or Like us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/pages/Central-Missouri-Speedway. Sign up for our email groups by emailing info@centralmissourispeedway.net. Visit the CMS MyRacePass site at centralmissourispeedway.myracepass.com. Remaining 2022 Events: Saturday, Sept 3 - Race #22 - Cash Money Super Dirt Series Late Models! Plus, $1,000 to Win B-Mods, $500-to-Win POWRi Midwest Mods, also running POWRi Lightning Sprints and Pure Stocks normal payouts Sunday, Sept 4 - Race #23 - $2,000 to Win B-Mods, $1,000-to-Win Super Stocks, also running Pure Stocks and POWRi Lightning Sprints normal payouts Saturday, Sept 24 - End of Season Track Celebration Hog Roast, held in "The Grove" adjacent to Pub 13, Dinner at 6, Live Band 8-12, open to everyone, $10 per person, covers meal. Cash bar will be available.

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  Wesley Smith Captures WAR Sprints, while Smith, Prevete, Reiff, and Muilenburg also take Central Missouri Speedway Wins!

  (Warrensburg, Missouri) The POWRi WAR Sprint Cars made their first and only appearance of the Central Missouri Speedway (CMS) 2022 season with 22 cars on hand for competition. Wesley Smith highlighted the sprint field with the 25-lap main event victory to close out Midwest Coatings, LLC race night. The season points championships ended on Saturday evening (next weekend's events do not count towards season points) with 18 B-Mods, 12 POWRi Super Stocks, 13 Pure Stocks, and 12 POWRi Midwest Mods on hand; coupled with the sprint car count, there were 77 total race teams on hand throughout the night. By the end of the night, Brad Smith claimed the B-Mod win, Jay Prevete captures the POWRi Super Stock Victory, Spencer Reiff capped his championship season with the Pure Stock victory, while veteran Steve Muilenburg took the POWRi Midwest Mods main event. POWRi WAR Sprints - 22 Entries Heat 1 - 8 Laps, Advanced Racing Suspension: 1. 12-Wesley Smith[1]; 2. 28-Kory Schudy[8]; 3. 1JR-Steven Russell[5]; 4. 31-Quinton Benson[6]; 5. 15E-Dakota Earls[3]; 6. 88X-Chad Tye[2]; 7. 52-Dean Bowers[7]; 8. 93X-Buddy Parker[4] Heat 2 - 8 Laps, Auto Meter: 1. 11X-Tom Curran[3]; 2. 16-Anthony Nicholson[5]; 3. 88-Garrett Hulsey[2]; 4. 73-Samuel Wagner[6]; 5. B52-Blake Bowers[7]; 6. 18-Wyatt Siegel[1]; 7. 74-Xavier Doney[4] Heat 3 - 8 Laps, Schure Built Suspensions: 1. 11W-Wyatt Burks[2]; 2. 77-Jack Wagner[4]; 3. 41-Brad Wyatt[1]; 4. 4-Braydon Cromwell[6]; 5. 2-Jason Billups[3]; 6. 33-Bryson Smith[5]; 7. 27-Justin Johnson[7] Kory Schudy and Tom Curran earned the front-row starting positions for the POWRi WAR Sprint Car main event. Curran assumed command of the race in the early stages with Smith close by in front of previous CMS winner Kory Schudy close behind. However, by lap six, it was Smith who moved to the front of the field with Schudy, Burks, and Curran giving chase. By the lap 13 marker, Curran's night came to and end as he retired from the event around the same time as the first caution flag flew. For the restart, Smith then led Schudy, Burks, and Jack Wagner. This running order remained close but the same through lap 20, when the second caution flag of the event flew over the field. Over the last five laps, Schudy searched for a way in front of Smith but could not seal the deal as Wesley Smith eventually went on to claim the $2,000-to-win victory over Schudy. Wyatt Burks was third at the finish in front of Jack Wagner and Steven Russell inside the top five. A Feature - 25 Laps: 1. 12-Wesley Smith[6]; 2. 28-Kory Schudy[1]; 3. 11W-Wyatt Burks[4]; 4. 77-Jack Wagner[5]; 5. 1JR-Steven Russell[7]; 6. 73-Samuel Wagner[9]; 7. 4-Braydon Cromwell[10]; 8. 15E-Dakota Earls[14]; 9. 88-Garrett Hulsey[11]; 10. 31-Quinton Benson[8]; 11. 41-Brad Wyatt[12]; 12. 74-Xavier Doney[21]; 13. B52-Blake Bowers[13]; 14. 2-Jason Billups[15]; 15. 93X-Buddy Parker[22]; 16. 33-Bryson Smith[16]; 17. 16-Anthony Nicholson[3]; 18. 88X-Chad Tye[17]; 19. 52-Dean Bowers[18]; 20. 27-Justin Johnson[19]; 21. 11X-Tom Curran[2]; 22. 18-Wyatt Siegel[20] B-Mods - 18 Entries Heat 1 - 8 Laps: 1. 61-Sturgis Streeter[2]; 2. 99-Brad Smith[5]; 3. 53-Charles Laizure[3]; 4. R33-Austen Raybourn[4]; 5. 3W-Derek Williams[1]; 6. 72-Danny Thompson JR[6] Heat 2 - 8 Laps: 1. 251M-Mike Ryun[2]; 2. 7B-Terry Schultz[5]; 3. 35-Ryan Edde[4]; 4. 10-Johnny McGinnis[1]; 5. 26-Derick Schlarb[6]; 6. (DNF) 29-Tyler Cochran[3] Heat 3 - 8 Laps: 1. 94-Jacob Ebert[2]; 2. 7J-Jake Richards[3]; 3. 05-Jeremy Lile[5]; 4. 7-Anthony Tanner[1]; 5. 47W-Terry Wilburn[6]; 6. (DNF) 15J-Jake Fetterman[4] Sturgis Streeter and Mike Ryun began the 20-lap B-Mod main event from row one with Streeter moving to the front of the field in the race's early stage ahead of Ryun, Jacob Ebert, Brad Smith, and Terry Schultz. It appeared catfishing the bottom of the track was going to be the theme of the race until caution flew over the field early in the race. At this time, officials pushed out the utility tires into the low line of the track and from this point on, it was go-time for the drivers as the race went caution-free for the remaining laps. Smith was the first driver to jump to the high side of the track as Schultz also moved to the high lane as the pair tried to close in on Streeter. Smith then moved to the low line and moved to second by lap nine in an intense battle with Schutlz. Smith eventually took sole possession of second after several laps of clean and side-by-side action with Schultz. Smith then pressured Streeter for the lead and when the cars crossed the scoring loop at lap 12, Smith was the leader. Streeter stayed close to Smith the entire distance, and kept the pressure on, but on this night, Smith was the man to beat as he claimed the victory. Streeter finished a close second with Schultz third. Ebert ran solidly to the finish to come away fourth while consistent Jake Richards rounded out the top five. A Feature - 20 Laps: 1. 99-Brad Smith[4]; 2. 61-Sturgis Streeter[1]; 3. 7B-Terry Schultz[5]; 4. 94-Jacob Ebert[3]; 5. 7J-Jake Richards[6]; 6. 05-Jeremy Lile[7]; 7. 35-Ryan Edde[8]; 8. 251M-Mike Ryun[2]; 9. 7-Anthony Tanner[12]; 10. 53-Charles Laizure[9]; 11. R33-Austen Raybourn[10]; 12. 10-Johnny McGinnis[11]; 13. 47W-Terry Wilburn[14]; 14. 3W-Derek Williams[15]; 15. 15J-Jake Fetterman[17]; 16. 72-Danny Thompson JR[16]; 17. 26-Derick Schlarb[13]; 18. (DNF) 29-Tyler Cochran[18] POWRi Super Stock - 12 Entries Heat 1 - 8 Laps: 1. 10-Marc Carter[2]; 2. 04-Blaine Ewing[3]; 3. 45-Aaron Poe[6]; 4. 75-Nathan Williams[1]; 5. 4-Branden Bise[4]; 6. 07D-Mike Daughtery[5] Heat 2 - 8 Laps: 1. 21-Jay Prevete[1]; 2. G1-Nick Gibson[3]; 3. 12-Clayton Campbell[5]; 4. 14-Larry Ferris[4]; 5. 3P-Tyler Perryman[2]; 6. 1-Nick Fritch[6] Marc Carter was seeking his second-consecutive POWRi Super Stock win as he and Jay Prevete of Windsor, Missouri started the 20-lap main event from the first two positions. Carter grabbed the lead at the start, but Prevete, Blaine Ewing, Aaron Poe, and Clayton Campbell were all in great shape inside the top five in a tight race. Through lap seven, Carter maintained his lead with Ewing second, Poe third, and Prevete fourth. At lap ten, disaster struck for Carter as his car unexpectedly slowed exiting turn four with the leaders jostling for positions behind him while miraculously keeping themselves out of trouble as Carter immediately maneuvered his car off the track to the infield retiring from the event. When the drivers came around for the next scored lap, Prevete had moved to the front of the field. ahead of Ewing and Poe. The top three maintained their spots through the lap 15 mark as Prevete slowly pulled away from the close battle between Ewing and Poe for second. Prevete eventually claimed the victory in convincing fashion leaving Ewing and Poe to settle things out for second and third. Ewing beat Poe to the line inside the top three, while behind them Campbell raced his way to fourth with Nathan Williams completing a strong run to finish out the top five. A Feature - 20 Laps: 1. 21-Jay Prevete[2]; 2. 04-Blaine Ewing[3]; 3. 45-Aaron Poe[5]; 4. 12-Clayton Campbell[6]; 5. 75-Nathan Williams[7]; 6. 14-Larry Ferris[8]; 7. 3P-Tyler Perryman[10]; 8. 1-Nick Fritch[12]; 9. 07D-Mike Daughtery[11]; 10. (DNF) 10-Marc Carter[1]; 11. (DNF) 4-Branden Bise[9]; 12. (DNS) G1-Nick Gibson Pure Stocks - 13 Entries Heat 1 - 8 Laps: 1. 00-Cory Flamm[4]; 2. 7-Spencer Reiff[6]; 3. 3J-Jerett Evans[3]; 4. 3B-Darrin Christy[2]; 5. 24W-Conrad Workman[5]; 6. 78-Chris Akers[1] Heat 2 - 8 Laps: 1. 30K-Cameron Kelly[1]; 2. 25-Jay Prevete[2]; 3. 25X-Rodger Detherage[6]; 4. 53K-Larry Norris[3]; 5. 21-Joey Harper[4]; 6. 5C-Charles Norman[5] Cory Flamm of Warrensburg began the 20-lap Pure Stock main event alongside 2022 Track Champion Spencer Reiff. A quick yellow flag at the start of the race saw the field slow before settling in for some green-flag laps, led by Reiff at the front of the field. Rodger Detherage moved up from fourth to the second position behind Reiff with Jerett Evans third. At the halfway marker, Reiff's dominance gave himself a five-second lead over the close battle for second. By lap 12, Reiff's lead built to over seven seconds as Evens moved into second in front of a close battle between Detherage and Cameron Kelly for third. By lap 15, with Reiff pulling away by a full straightaway advantage, Evans, Detherage, and Kelly waged a clean racing but fierce battle for second, going side-by-side for several laps until Evans eventually emerged with the position. Early contender Flamm retired on the lap 18 mark of the race. The last few laps all belonged to Reiff as he cruised to the victory and his second-consecutive track championship. Evans prevailed in the intense battle for second with Detherage third just in front of Kelly in fourth. After a near disastrous spin at the start of the race, Darrin "The Bear" Christy recovered nicely to round out the top five. A Feature - 20 Laps: 1. 7-Spencer Reiff[2]; 2. 3J-Jerett Evans[6]; 3. 25X-Rodger Detherage[4]; 4. 30K-Cameron Kelly[3]; 5. 3B-Darrin Christy[7]; 6. 24W-Conrad Workman[9]; 7. 53K-Larry Norris[8]; 8. 5C-Charles Norman[12]; 9. (DNF) 00-Cory Flamm[1]; 10. (DNF) 78-Chris Akers[11]; 11. (DNF) 25-Jay Prevete[5]; 12. (DNS) 21-Joey Harper POWRi Midwest Mods - 12 Entries Heat 1 - 6 Laps: 1. 59R-Logan Rash[1]; 2. 17R-Earl Roark[6]; 3. 9-Brian Meyer[3]; 4. 5F-Jess Fitzpatrick[4]; 5. 98-CJ Christensen[7]; 6. 10-Cody Bray[2]; 7. (DNF) 17J-Dustin Dennison[5] Heat 2 - 6 Laps: 1. 33-Steve Muilenburg[4]; 2. 14D-Dave Meyer[3]; 3. 13-Dustin Bray[1]; 4. 28-Shawn Burns[5]; 5. 114-Walker Burgin[6]; 6. 8-Jeremy Mullins[2] Veteran Sparta, Missouri, racer Steve Muilenburg and multiple-time 2022 winner Earl Roark started the 15-lap POWRi Midwest Mods feature from row one with Muilenburg gaining the race lead over Roark and Dave Meyer early in the race after a complete restart. The top three drivers moved away from the rest of the field through lap nine. From here, the race proved challenging as several drivers fell from contention including Roark, Shawne Burns, C.J. Christensen, and Jeremy Mullins in a multi-car caution. Logan Rash fell from contention as he experienced a flat tire, while Burns and Roark were later involved in a second yellow flag incident, which forced their unfortunate retirement from the event. Meanwhile up front, it was all Muilenburg as he never relinquished command of the event, ultimately claiming the victory. Dave Meyer advanced from fourth on the grid to finish in the runner-up position in a solid drive to second while twelfth-starting Dustin Dennison was impressive as he worked his way to third in the final rundown. Walker Burgin also advanced forward in the field from ninth to claim fourth while thirteenth-starting C.J. Christensen came away fifth. A Feature - 15 Laps: 1. 33-Steve Muilenburg[1]; 2. 14D-Dave Meyer[4]; 3. 17J-Dustin Dennison[12]; 4. 114-Walker Burgin[9]; 5. 98-CJ Christensen[13]; 6. 9-Brian Meyer[5]; 7. 8-Jeremy Mullins[11]; 8. (DNF) 5F-Jess Fitzpatrick[8]; 9. (DNF) 28-Shawn Burns[7]; 10. (DNF) 17R-Earl Roark[2]; 11. (DNF) 59R-Logan Rash[3]; 12. (DNF) 10-Cody Bray[10]; 13. (DNF) 13-Dustin Bray[6] Next Saturday and Sunday's Timeline: Pit gates opening at 4:30, grandstands at 5, pill draw cutoff for drivers 6:15 (no passing points awarded if late check-in), pit meeting 6:30, hot laps at 7, and racing at 7:30 or after hot laps. Admission Details: Adults $20, Active-Duty Military and Senior Citizens aged 65 to 74 $15, Kids 6 to 12 years old $6, five and under free, seniors 75 and older and individuals permanently confined to a wheelchair are free in the grandstands. All pit passes are $40 regardless of age. A wealth of information regarding next weekend's annual Labor Day Weekend Special Events is posted on the CMS website at www.centralmissourispeedway.net. Once you land on the main page, click the tab titled, "LABOR DAY WEEKEND EVENT INFO!" There are sponsorships available for next weekend for small type businesses for advertising. Three tiers are available, which feature giant LED screen board advertisement, print, social media, live PA announcements, and press releases. Call Sam at 660.909.1083 for pricing and detailed information. Follow CMS on Twitter @CMSgoing_green, find CMS on YouTube at CMS Going Green! Visit our website at www.centralmissourispeedway.net, or Like us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/pages/Central-Missouri-Speedway. Sign up for our email groups by emailing info@centralmissourispeedway.net. Visit the CMS MyRacePass site at centralmissourispeedway.myracepass.com. Remaining 2022 Events: Saturday, Sept 3 - Race #22 - Cash Money Super Dirt Series Late Models! Plus, $1,000 to Win B-Mods, $500-to-Win POWRi Midwest Mods, also running POWRi Lightning Sprints and Pure Stocks normal payouts Sunday, Sept 4 - Race #23 - $2,000 to Win B-Mods, $1,000-to-Win Super Stocks, also running Pure Stocks and POWRi Lightning Sprints normal payouts Saturday, Sept 24 - End of Season Track Celebration Hog Roast, held in "The Grove" adjacent to Pub 13, Dinner at 6, Live Band 8-12, open to everyone, $10 per person, covers meal. Cash bar will be available.

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  POWRi War Sprints Plus all Regular Divisions Saturday at Central Missouri Speedway!

  (Warrensburg, Missouri) After an unexpected week off, Central Missouri Speedway (CMS) roars back this Saturday on Midwest Coatings LLC night at the races with the first and only appearance this year of the POWRi War Sprint Series. All weekly divisions, including B-Mods, POWRi Super Stocks, Pure Stocks, and POWRi Midwest Mods will also take part in the action. Midwest Coatings, Inc. is a family-owned business located in St. Louis, Missouri, that has been in business for over 20 years, many of those years as a primary business partner of CMS, Earl Walls, and Aspen Products. They are a water-based inks manufacturer and supplier that specializes in All WWA Pinnacle System Water-Based Inks and Paper Plate Coatings. This weekend's POWRi War Sprint appearance marks the second time the group has visited CMS. Previously the grouped raced at CMS in August of 2020 while a planned 2021 event fell to inclement weather. The top five on that night included Quinton Benson, Wesley Smith, Tom Curran, Anthony Nicholson, and Jack Wagner. Mention of driver name does not guarantee race appearance. Saturday's Timeline: Pit gates opening at 4:30, grandstands at 5, pill draw cutoff for drivers 6:15 (no passing points awarded if late check-in), pit meeting 6:30, hot laps at 7, and racing at 7:30 or after hot laps. Special Event Admission Details: Adults $20, Active-Duty Military and Senior Citizens aged 65 to 74 $15, Kids 6 to 12 years old $6, five and under free, seniors 75 and older and individuals permanently confined to a wheelchair are free in the grandstands. All pit passes are $40 regardless of age. CMS is seeking business partners for the final weekend of racing, which takes place on Saturday, September 3 and Sunday, September 4, for the annual Labor Day Weekend Special Events. The weekend will feature an assortment of car classes including the Cash Money Super Dirt Series Late Models, B-Mods, POWRi Super Stocks, Pure Stocks, POWRi Midwest Mods, and POWRi Midwest Lightning Sprints. B-Mods and Midwest Mods will compete for added purse money during the weekend of events, as described below. Special sponsor packages include three levels and offer a variety of weekend advertising and marketing and branding presence both at the track, on the socials, and through press and media outlets. Call or text Sam at 660.262.7469 for detailed information. A wealth of information regarding the upcoming Labor Day Weekend Special Events is available on the CMS website at www.centralmissourispeedway.net. Once you land on the main page, click the tab titled, "LABOR DAY WEEKEND EVENT INFO!" Follow CMS on Twitter @CMSgoing_green, find CMS on YouTube at CMS Going Green! Visit our website at www.centralmissourispeedway.net, or Like us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/pages/Central-Missouri-Speedway. Sign up for our email groups by emailing info@centralmissourispeedway.net. Visit the CMS MyRacePass site at centralmissourispeedway.myracepass.com. Remaining 2022 Events: August 27 - Race #21 - Midwest Coatings LLC Race Night Special Event - POWRi Lucas Oil WAR Sprint Car Series Plus, Weekly Racing in All Classes Saturday, Sept 3 - Race #22 - Cash Money Super Dirt Series Late Models! Plus, $1,000 to Win B-Mods, $500-to-Win POWRi Midwest Mods, also running POWRi Lightning Sprints and Pure Stocks normal payouts Sunday, Sept 4 - Race #23 - $2,000 to Win B-Mods, $1,000-to-Win Super Stocks, also running Pure Stocks and POWRi Lightning Sprints normal payouts Saturday, Sept 24 - End of Season Track Celebration Hog Roast, held in "The Grove" adjacent to Pub 13, Dinner at 6, Live Band 8-12, open to everyone, $10 per person, covers meal. Cash bar will be available.

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  POWRi WAR Returns to Central Missouri Speedway on August 27

  Closing in on a few events remaining in the seasonal finale, the Lucas Oil POWRi Wingless Auto Racing Sprint League will next compete on Saturday, August 27th at Central Missouri Speedway in Warrensburg Missouri.

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  Central Missouri Speedway Rained Out for Saturday, August 20th!

  (Warrensburg, Missouri) Unfortunately, racing at Central Missouri Speedway (CMS) is rained out for tonight, Saturday, August 20th! We look forward to seeing everyone next weekend for Midwest Coatings LLC Race Night, featuring the only appearance this year of the POWRi Lucas Oil WAR Sprint Car Series Plus, Weekly Racing in All Classes. Next Saturday's Timeline: Pit gates opening at 4:30, grandstands at 5, pill draw cutoff for drivers 6:15 (no passing points awarded if late check-in), pit meeting 6:30, hot laps at 7, and racing at 7:30 or after hot laps. Next Saturday's Admission Details: Adults $20, Active-Duty Military and Senior Citizens aged 65 to 74 $15, Kids 6 to 12 years old $6, five and under free, seniors 75 and older and individuals permanently confined to a wheelchair are free in the grandstands. All pit passes are $40 regardless of age. A wealth of information regarding the upcoming Labor Day Weekend Special Events is now posted on the CMS website at www.centralmissourispeedway.net. Once you land on the main page, click the tab titled, "LABOR DAY WEEKEND EVENT INFO!" Follow CMS on Twitter @CMSgoing_green, find CMS on YouTube at CMS Going Green! Visit our website at www.centralmissourispeedway.net, or Like us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/pages/Central-Missouri-Speedway. Sign up for our email groups by emailing info@centralmissourispeedway.net. Visit the CMS MyRacePass site at centralmissourispeedway.myracepass.com. Remaining 2022 Events: August 27 - Race #21 - Midwest Coatings LLC Race Night Special Event - POWRi Lucas Oil WAR Sprint Car Series Plus, Weekly Racing in All Classes Saturday, Sept 3 - Race #22 - Cash Money Super Dirt Series Late Models! Plus, $1,000 to Win B-Mods, $500-to-Win POWRi Midwest Mods, also running POWRi Lightning Sprints and Pure Stocks normal payouts Sunday, Sept 4 - Race #23 - $2,000 to Win B-Mods, $1,000-to-Win Super Stocks, also running Pure Stocks and POWRi Lightning Sprints normal payouts Saturday, Sept 24 - End of Season Track Celebration Hog Roast, held in "The Grove" adjacent to Pub 13, Dinner at 6, Live Band 8-12, open to everyone, $10 per person, covers meal. Cash bar will be available.

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  Late Season Championship Racing and POWRi Lightning Sprints Saturday at Central Missouri Speedway!

  (Warrensburg, Missouri) If you missed last week's race program at Central Missouri Speedway (CMS), you missed one of the best tracks of the year according to the drivers who raved about the night's racing at the end of the night. The CMS crew will look to repeat itself this weekend to provide the drivers the absolute best surface possible for Saturday's KMZU 100.7 FM Radio Race night. All weekly divisions, including B-Mods, POWRi Super Stocks, Pure Stocks, and POWRi Midwest Mods will compete, along with guest class, the POWRi Lightning Sprints. A peak at the weekly championships reveals some clear-cut front runners while positions inside the top five are extremely close. The full standings are available at www.centralmissourispeedway.net. B-MODS Pos # Competitor Hometown Points 1 7B Terry Schultz Terry Schultz, Sedalia, MO 898 2 05 Jeremy Lile Jeremy Lile, Higginsville, MO 837 3 61 Sturgis Streeter Sturgis Streeter, Topeka, KS 795 4 94 Jacob Ebert Jacob Ebert, Oak Grove, MO 739 5 R33 Austen Raybourn Austen Raybourn, Grandview, MO 736 POWRi SUPER STOCKS Pos # Competitor Hometown Points 1 04 Blaine Ewing Green Ridge, MO 767 2 45 Aaron Poe Knob Noster, MO 700 3 G1 Nick Gibson Garden City, MO 692 4 10 Marc Carter Warrensburg, MO 658 5 07D Mike Daughtery Warrensburg, MO 574 PURE STOCKS Pos # Competitor Hometown Points 1 7 Spencer Reiff Kansas City, MO 1020 2 3J Jerett Evans Warrensburg, MO 903 3 30k Cameron Kelly Concordia, MO 821 4 24W Conrad Workman Lone Jack, MO 777 5 5c Charles Norman Marshall, MO 764 POWRi MIDWEST MODS Pos # Competitor Hometown Points 1 28 Shawn Burns Overland Park, KS 944 2 17J Dustin Dennison Independence, MO 758 3 5F Jess Fitzpatrick Warrensburg, MO 753 4 59R Logan Rash Richmond, MO 677 5 9 Brian Meyer Concordia, MO 633 Next Saturday's Timeline: Pit gates opening at 4:30, grandstands at 5, pill draw cutoff for drivers 6:15 (no passing points awarded if late check-in), pit meeting 6:30, hot laps at 7, and racing at 7:30 or after hot laps. Admission Details: Adults $15, Active-Duty Military and Senior Citizens aged 65 to 74 $12, Kids 6 to 12 years old $6, five and under free, seniors 75 and older and individuals permanently confined to a wheelchair are free in the grandstands. All pit passes are $35 regardless of age. A wealth of information regarding the upcoming Labor Day Weekend Special Events is now posted on the CMS website at www.centralmissourispeedway.net. Once you land on the main page, click the tab titled, "LABOR DAY WEEKEND EVENT INFO!" Follow CMS on Twitter @CMSgoing_green, find CMS on YouTube at CMS Going Green! Visit our website at www.centralmissourispeedway.net, or Like us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/pages/Central-Missouri-Speedway. Sign up for our email groups by emailing info@centralmissourispeedway.net. Visit the CMS MyRacePass site at centralmissourispeedway.myracepass.com. Remaining 2022 Events: August 20 - Race #20 - KMZU 100.7 The Farm Race Night, Weekly Racing in All Classes + Lightning Sprints August 27 - Race #21 - Midwest Coatings LLC Race Night Special Event - POWRi Lucas Oil WAR Sprint Car Series Plus, Weekly Racing in All Classes Saturday, Sept 3 - Race #22 - Cash Money Super Dirt Series Late Models! Plus, $1,000 to Win B-Mods, $500-to-Win POWRi Midwest Mods, also running POWRi Lightning Sprints and Pure Stocks normal payouts Sunday, Sept 4 - Race #23 - $2,000 to Win B-Mods, $1,000-to-Win Super Stocks, also running Pure Stocks and POWRi Lightning Sprints normal payouts Saturday, Sept 24 - End of Season Track Celebration Hog Roast, held in "The Grove" adjacent to Pub 13, Dinner at 6, Live Band 8-12, open to everyone, $10 per person, covers meal. Cash bar will be available. Add Me to CMS Email Group Add Me to CMS Email Group Email group options are as follows, please specify which group you would like to be added to: B-Mod Drivers, POWRi Super Stock Drivers, Pure Stock Drivers, POWRi Midwest Mod Drivers, CMS Racing Fan, or Media (Must have official media email address).

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  "SHUGAH" SHANE SEXTON HAS AN IMPRESSIVE NIGHT AT SANTA MARIA

  (Warner Springs, CA, August 14, 2022) Making a rare start at the Santa Maria Raceway in a Lightning Sprint, teenage racer "Shugah" Shane Sexton had an impressive night by setting fast time and placing third in the California Lightning Sprint Car Series main event on August 6th. It was the young driver's first visit to the track since winning a USAC/CRA 410 Sprint Car Series heat race there on July 3rd, 2021. 297282170_574421387661402_8923974225601788818_n.jpg "Shugah" Shane Sexton gets his reward for being the fast qualifier at Santa Maria. Sexton was driving Brian Fonseca's #3F Diablo for his first appearance with the CLS in 2022. He recorded a sizzling lap of 14.161 at 83.892 miles per hour in qualifying. That was the best in the 16-car field and earned the always smiling driver a $100.00 bonus from Savage Racing. Being the fast qualifier in the first eight-lap heat race, the newly turned 19-year-old had to start at the back in sixth. He was only able to finish fifth and that was an early indication that the track was going to be tough to pass on as the night progressed. It also meant that he would not be in the dash and at best would start seventh in the main event. For the main, Sexton was on the outside of row four on the start. The track was more than challenging to drivers including Sexton. Realizing the consequences that could happen at any time, Sexton bided his time. He was up to fifth on lap 15 and went for more in the closing laps of the race. He moved all the way up to third at the finish. Being patient and not being careless, Sexton was one of only four cars to complete all 25-laps of the main event. While Sexton had a great night in the Fonseca car, he was forced to scrap the plan of doing double duty when the engine for his 410 USAC/CRA Sprint Car was not done in time for the race. It will hopefully be back and ready to go for this Saturday's California Racer's Hall of Fame Night at Perris Auto Speedway. Sexton would like to extend a thank you to Brian Fonseca and Samantha Sproull for the opportunity to wheel their lightning sprint and he would like to thank their team sponsors for making it possible. They are the Shingle Springs Band of Miwok Indians, Foothill Tractor & Heavy Equipment, KB Rod Benders, and MJK Auto Sales. Sexton and the #74 team wish to extend their thanks to the following 2022 racing season partners. Gas Chassis, Key Brothers Racing, Nita Gatlin, Hugh Jorgan, Mike Pridgeon Racing Engines, AG Sandcars, Powder 1, Ron's Tire and Brake, and Savage Racing. If you would like to be a part of this fun, upcoming team and get exposure not only at the tracks but around the world on Flo Racing, please contact Shane Sexton at mailto:Shanesexton7@gmail.com or (619) 362-5921. Shane Sexton's 2022 Results January 27 Cocopah Speedway USAC/CRA 14th A Main January 28 Cocopah Speedway USAC/CRA 21st A Main January 29 Cocopah Speedway USAC/CRA 11th A Main March 26 Perris Auto Speedway USAC/CRA 14th A Main April 22 Mohave Valley Raceway USAC/CRA 12th A Main April 29 Perris Auto Speedway USAC/CRA 22nd A Main May 28 Central Missouri Speedway POWRi 2nd A Main May 29 Central Missouri Speedway POWRi 14th A Main July 14 Deming Speedway Clay Cup 5th A Main July 15 Deming Speedway Clay Cup 1st A Main July 16 Deming Speedway Clay Cup 21st A Main August 6 Santa Maria Speedway California Lightning Sprint 3rd A Main This release was produced by Scott Daloisio (909) 226-7768 or mailto:sdaloisiosprts@gmail.com

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  Richards, Poe, Sumner, Kelly, and Roark Collect Joslin's Jewelry Race-Night Wins at Central Missouri Speedway!

  (Warrensburg, Missouri) Eighty-two race teams signed in for competition on Joslin's Jewelry Race Night at Central Missouri Speedway among five classes. On hand were 19 B-Mods, 17 POWRi Super Stocks, 20 Show-Me Vintage Racers, 16 Pure Stocks, and 10 POWRi Midwest Mods. Jake Richards (B-Mods), newlywed Aaron Poe (POWRi Super Stocks), Foxie Sumner (Show-Me Vintage Racers), Cameron Kelly (Pure Stocks), and Earl Roark (POWRi Midwest Mods) collected victory lane trophies at the conclusion of the race program. B-Mods - 19 Entries Heat 1 - 8 Laps: 1. 61-Sturgis Streeter[3]; 2. 7B-Terry Schultz[5]; 3. R33-Austen Raybourn[1]; 4. 4K-Jay Kelly[2]; 5. 53-Charles Laizure[6]; 6. 99T-Dalton Teel[4]; 7. 10-Johnny McGinnis[7] Heat 2 - 8 Laps: 1. 05-Jeremy Lile[3]; 2. 12-Parker Smith[4]; 3. 98C-Chris Giles[5]; 4. 10W-Doug Wetzel[1]; 5. 20-Tyler Cochran[6]; 6. (DNF) 28S-Bill Small[2] Heat 3 - 8 Laps: 1. 7J-Jake Richards[1]; 2. 251M-Mike Ryun[2]; 3. 15-Colin Pierce[3]; 4. 21-Jacob Potter[5]; 5. 87-Justin Pike[4]; 6. (DNF) 15J-Jake Fetterman[6] Sturgis Streeter and Jeremy Lile took front row honors for the 20-lap B-Mod main event with Streeter setting a blistering early race pace. Lile settled into second in a close and fierce battle with Terry Schultz and Jake Richards, which featured three-wide racing at times. By lap five, Streeter pulled out to an eight-car length advantage over Schultz and Richards. A lap later, Richards moved low to take second from Schultz and ever so slightly began closing in on Streeter up front. By lap 11, Streeter's lead diminished to .683 seconds over Richards. A lap 12 caution slowed the field and what should have been a battle for the lead on the restart turned into disaster for Streeter as his car went over the turns one and two embankment. All four tires left the racing surface and Streeter ultimately went to the tail of the field on the restart and later retired from the event just shy of the finish. Richards gained the lead over Schultz in a dash to the finish and battle of the number 7 cars. This night belonged to Richards though, as he pulled away and sailed to victory, his 18th career CMS win. Schultz finished second, followed by a best-ever CMS finish from Parker Smith in third. Mike Ryun was fourth, Lile fifth, and Justin Pike sixth, from fifteenth on the field. A Feature - 20 Laps: 1. 7J-Jake Richards[4]; 2. 7B-Terry Schultz[3]; 3. 12-Parker Smith[5]; 4. 251M-Mike Ryun[6]; 5. 05-Jeremy Lile[2]; 6. 87-Justin Pike[15]; 7. 15-Colin Pierce[9]; 8. 53-Charles Laizure[13]; 9. 10-Johnny McGinnis[17]; 10. R33-Austen Raybourn[8]; 11. 20-Tyler Cochran[14]; 12. (DNF) 15J-Jake Fetterman[19]; 13. (DNF) 61-Sturgis Streeter[1]; 14. (DNF) 4K-Jay Kelly[11]; 15. (DNF) 21-Jacob Potter[10]; 16. (DNF) 99T-Dalton Teel[16]; 17. (DNS) 98C-Chris Giles; 18. (DNS) 10W-Doug Wetzel; 19. (DNS) 28S-Bill Small POWRi Super Stock - 17 Entries Heat 1 - 8 Laps: 1. 04B-Clayton Campbell[2]; 2. G1-Nick Gibson[3]; 3. 45-Aaron Poe[5]; 4. 27-John Brooks[6]; 5. 44-James Nighswonger[1]; 6. 29K-Chris Kircher[4] Heat 2 - 8 Laps: 1. 04-Blaine Ewing[3]; 2. 67-Devin Irvin[2]; 3. 10-Marc Carter[5]; 4. M20-Michael Mullins[6]; 5. 21W-Ted Welschmeyer[4]; 6. 12-Jody Romig[1] Heat 3 - 8 Laps: 1. 21-Jay Prevete[2]; 2. 83K-Denny Fitzpatrick[3]; 3. 116-Zack Smith[4]; 4. 07D-Mike Daughtery[5]; 5. (DNF) 03B-Chris Brockway[1] Blaine Ewing and Clayton Campbell led the POWRi Super Stock field to the green flag for their 20-lap main event with the pair in an intense battle up front until a red-flag condition flew over the field. Several cars were battling for position coming off turn four, which ultimately led to a violent flip-over of Michael Mullins' car going into the turn one area. Mullins was okay in the scary incident as was Ted Welschmeyer, but both drivers had to retire from the race. When racing resumed, it was fantastic race up front with the race leaders swapping positions in some of the closest side-by-side action of the night. Campbell eventually emerged as the leader with Devin Irvin giving chase. Behind the lead duo Aaron Poe, Ewing and Jay Prevete raced in the top five through the halfway point. From this point on the lead battle was intense with Poe moving to second in another multi-lap side-by-side battle up front. Yellow flag conditions slowed the field with five laps to go just as Poe took command. Surprisingly, Campbell, who had choice of restarting low or high, chose the high side on the restart, which proved costly as Poe drove away from the field leaving Campbell to battle with Irvin and a hard-charging Marc Carter. At the finish line it was Poe who collected his 26th career CMS victory on a night he will likely never forget. Irvin came away with second with Carter moving from eighth on the grid to finish third while Campbell slipped to fourth, Prevete fifth, while Chris Kircher moved from fifteenth to sixth. Prior to the night's races, Poe married his long-time significant other Jessica in front of many family members and friends at the track in a special ceremony. The win capped off a thrilling weekend for the Warrensburg driver and defending POWRi Super Stock National Champion. A Feature - 20 Laps: 1. 45-Aaron Poe[7]; 2. 67-Devin Irvin[6]; 3. 10-Marc Carter[8]; 4. 04B-Clayton Campbell[2]; 5. 21-Jay Prevete[3]; 6. 29K-Chris Kircher[15]; 7. 27-John Brooks[10]; 8. 116-Zack Smith[9]; 9. 04-Blaine Ewing[1]; 10. 12-Jody Romig[16]; 11. 44-James Nighswonger[13]; 12. (DNF) 03B-Chris Brockway[17]; 13. (DNF) 83K-Denny Fitzpatrick[5]; 14. (DNF) G1-Nick Gibson[4]; 15. (DNF) 07D-Mike Daughtery[12]; 16. (DNF) M20-Michael Mullins[11]; 17. (DNF) 21W-Ted Welschmeyer[14] Show-Me Vintage Racing - 20 Entries Heat 1 - 6 Laps: 1. 89-Foxie Sumner [1]; 2. 00-Larry Waters[4]; 3. 88-Brad Barlow[6]; 4. 99-Jim Barnes[5]; 5. 0-Terry Gallagher[7]; 6. (DNF) 08-Dan Schmidt[3]; 7. (DNS) 45-Daniel Schmidt Heat 2 - 6 Laps: 1. 09D-Chad Eickleberry[4]; 2. 5-Eddie Neil[6]; 3. 113-Jim Thorne[2]; 4. 7-Mickey Fleehart[1]; 5. 63-John Martin[3]; 6. 8BALL-Rocky Rhodes[5] Heat 3 - 6 Laps: 1. 6-Damon Clevenger[6]; 2. 9-Ron Hartford[5]; 3. C2-Allen Clark[3]; 4. 51-Allen Guthrie[7]; 5. 58-Beth Martin[1]; 6. 42-Rob Brash[2]; 7. (DNS) 27-Danny Lorton Foxie Sumner of Nevada, Missouri, and Larry Waters of Kansas City, Kansas, led the Show-Me Vintage Racers to the initial green flag for the group's 15-lap main event. Sumner took the early lead with Waters, Brad Barlow, and Jim Thorne giving chase. A close battle among mid-pack racers led to a red flag incident on lap 7 as Rocky Rhodes and Ron Hartford both left the race surface at fast speeds in turn three. Thankfully, both drivers were able to exit their vehicles after the incident and were checked out by the emergency services crew as their cars went to the off-track tree line. When racing resumed, Sumner led Waters and Thorne, who moved from sixth on the grid to third. Thorne then began pressuring Waters for the runner-up spot behind the leader. On lap 13, Waters strong run came to an end as he exited the race, as Thorne moved to second. However, that was as far as Thorne was able to advance to as Sumner ruled on this night with his first-ever CMS victory. Thorne was second in front of a consistent third-place finish by Brad Barlow. CMS veteran racer Chad Eickleberry moved from ninth to the fourth spot with Eddie Neil and John Martin closing out the top six. A Feature - 15 Laps: 1. 89-Foxie Sumner [1]; 2. 113-Jim Thorne[6]; 3. 88-Brad Barlow[4]; 4. 09D-Chad Eickleberry[9]; 5. 5-Eddie Neil[10]; 6. 63-John Martin[7]; 7. 6-Damon Clevenger[20]; 8. 7-Mickey Fleehart[5]; 9. C2-Allen Clark[14]; 10. 99-Jim Barnes[3]; 11. 45-Daniel Schmidt[16]; 12. 51-Allen Guthrie[18]; 13. 00-Larry Waters[2]; 14. 42-Rob Brash[13]; 15. (DNF) 8BALL-Rocky Rhodes[12]; 16. (DNF) 9-Ron Hartford[17]; 17. (DNF) 58-Beth Martin[11]; 18. (DNF) 08-Dan Schmidt[15]; 19. (DNS) 27-Danny Lorton; 20. (DNS) 0-Terry Gallagher Pure Stocks - 16 Entries Heat 1 - 8 Laps: 1. 30K-Cameron Kelly[2]; 2. 21-Darin Porter[4]; 3. 89-Jonathan Evans[6]; 4. 3J-Jerett Evans[5]; 5. 53K-Larry Norris[3]; 6. 323-Nicholas Bonnett[1] Heat 2 - 8 Laps: 1. 28-Tobin Bartlett[1]; 2. 7-Spencer Reiff[3]; 3. 31M-Trevor Hittle[2]; 4. 24W-Conrad Workman[5]; 5. (DNF) 78-Chris Akers[4] Heat 3 - 8 Laps: 1. M4-Mike Miller[1]; 2. 25-Jay Prevete[5]; 3. 19-Jack Turner[3]; 4. M87-Mallory Stiffler[4]; 5. (DNS) 5C-Charles Norman After a false start at the beginning of the 20-lap Pure Stock main, it was Concordia's Cameron Kelly who grabbed the early race lead ahead of Jay Prevete and Tobin Bartlett. Just as defending champion Spencer Reiff began to move forward, he experienced a setback on lap 5 to draw the yellow flag. Kelly resumed the lead up front on the green restart over Prevete, Bartlett, and Mike Miller. Reiff began his re-charge to the front by lap eight as he moved to eighth position. At the halfway mark, Kelly led Prevete, Miller, Porter, and Bartlett. Kelly and Prevete made it a two-car battle up front by lap 15 in a close race for the win. Shortly after, caution flew for a final time as Kelly led Prevete and Miller for the four-lap showdown. Prevete's strong run came to an end a couple laps shy of the finish with Kelly out front. Meanwhile, Reiff came all the way back to the top three in a close battle with the Evans boys in the top five. However, this race belonged to Kelly as he ultimately collected his third CMS win. Mike Miller was consistent throughout the event as he raced his way to second at the finish for a strong CMS debut. Reiff was third at the finish over Jonathan and Jerett Evans and Darin Porter. A Feature 1 - 20 Laps: 1. 30K-Cameron Kelly[1]; 2. M4-Mike Miller[4]; 3. 7-Spencer Reiff[6]; 4. 89-Jonathan Evans[7]; 5. 3J-Jerett Evans[10]; 6. 21-Darin Porter[5]; 7. 19-Jack Turner[9]; 8. 31M-Trevor Hittle[8]; 9. 24W-Conrad Workman[11]; 10. 53K-Larry Norris[13]; 11. 323-Nicholas Bonnett[14]; 12. (DNF) 5C-Charles Norman[16]; 13. (DNF) 28-Tobin Bartlett[3]; 14. (DNF) 25-Jay Prevete[2]; 15. (DNF) M87-Mallory Stiffler[12]; 16. (DNF) 78-Chris Akers[15] POWRi Midwest Mods - 10 Entries Heat 1 - 6 Laps: 1. 447-Kenny Prince[1]; 2. 14D-Dave Meyer[2]; 3. 28-Shawn Burns[3]; 4. 07R-Kevin Rash[5]; 5. 59R-Logan Rash[4] Heat 2 6 Laps | 00:02:33.713 1. 17R-Earl Roark[2]; 2. 8G-Tim Galvan[4]; 3. 5F-Jess Fitzpatrick[3]; 4. (DNF) 9-Brian Meyer[1]; 5. (DNF) 95A-Kaden Schnakenberg[5] Earl Roark of Henley, Missouri, and Kenny Prince of Tonganoxie, Kansas, took front row honors for the 15-lap POWRi Midwest Mods feature. Roark, in search of his fifth CMS win this year shot out to an early lead over prince and Tim Galvan. The lead trio, along with Dave Meyer in fourth, moved away from the rest of the field by lap eight. Galvan's strong run ended in turn two as he lost a drive shaft to draw the lone caution of the event. On the restart, Meyer moved to second to give chase to Roark. Over the last six laps, Meyer closed slightly on the leader, but Roark once again proved strong and went on to collect another CMS win. Meyer was second, followed by Prince, Logan Rash, and Kevin Rash in the top five with Shawn Burns sixth. A Feature - 15 Laps: 1. 17R-Earl Roark[1]; 2. 14D-Dave Meyer[4]; 3. 447-Kenny Prince[2]; 4. 59R-Logan Rash[8]; 5. 07R-Kevin Rash[7]; 6. 28-Shawn Burns[5]; 7. 5F-Jess Fitzpatrick[6]; 8. (DNF) 8G-Tim Galvan[3]; 9. (DNS) 9-Brian Meyer; 10. (DNS) 95A-Kaden Schnakenberg Next Saturday's Timeline: Pit gates opening at 4:30, grandstands at 5, pill draw cutoff for drivers 6:15 (no passing points awarded if late check-in), pit meeting 6:30, hot laps at 7, and racing at 7:30 or after hot laps. Admission Details: Adults $15, Active-Duty Military and Senior Citizens aged 65 to 74 $12, Kids 6 to 12 years old $6, five and under free, seniors 75 and older and individuals permanently confined to a wheelchair are free in the grandstands. All pit passes are $35 regardless of age. A wealth of information regarding the upcoming Labor Day Weekend Special Events is now posted on the CMS website at www.centralmissourispeedway.net. Once you land on the main page, click the tab titled, "LABOR DAY WEEKEND EVENT INFO!" Follow CMS on Twitter @CMSgoing_green, find CMS on YouTube at CMS Going Green! Visit our website at www.centralmissourispeedway.net, or Like us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/pages/Central-Missouri-Speedway. Sign up for our email groups by emailing info@centralmissourispeedway.net. Visit the CMS MyRacePass site at centralmissourispeedway.myracepass.com. Remaining 2022 Events: August 20 - Race #20 - KMZU 100.7 The Farm Race Night, Weekly Racing in All Classes + Lightning Sprints August 27 - Race #21 - Midwest Coatings LLC Race Night Special Event - POWRi Lucas Oil WAR Sprint Car Series Plus, Weekly Racing in All Classes Saturday, Sept 3 - Race #22 - Cash Money Super Dirt Series Late Models! Plus, $1,000 to Win B-Mods, $500-to-Win POWRi Midwest Mods, also running POWRi Lightning Sprints and Pure Stocks normal payouts Sunday, Sept 4 - Race #23 - $2,000 to Win B-Mods, $1,000-to-Win Super Stocks, also running Pure Stocks and POWRi Lightning Sprints normal payouts Saturday, Sept 24 - End of Season Track Celebration Hog Roast, held in "The Grove" adjacent to Pub 13, Dinner at 6, Live Band 8-12, open to everyone, $10 per person, covers meal. Cash bar will be available.

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  Show-Me Vintage Series Plus Weekly Racing Saturday at Central Missouri Speedway!

  (Warrensburg, Missouri) Saturday marks the second and final appearance of the Show-Me Vintage Series this season at Central Missouri Speedway (CMS) on Joslin's Jewelry night at the races. B-Mods, POWRi Super Stocks, Pure Stocks, and POWRi Midwest Mods will join the vintage racers for a full night of preliminary heat races and main events in all divisions on the CMS high banks. Joslin's Jewelry first opened in 1977 and ever since, their friendly and knowledgeable staff have helped thousands of customers select just the right piece of jewelry to suit their own unique style and personality. From wedding bands and one-of-a-kind engagement rings to birthday and anniversary gifts, Joslin's has the finest diamond selection available and the know-how to help you find just the right jewelry to help make the special occasions of your life even more special. Visit them online at www.joslinsjewelry.com. In 2001, a group of racers gathered and built cars from a simple set of rules and asked a few tracks to let them race and bring back memories of days gone by. This led to the forming of The Show Me Vintage Series, whose mission is to bring back Nostalgia via cars that are identifiable and to show people what their relatives once raced. For more information visit the series online at www.facebook.com/showmevintageracing. Saturday's Timeline: Pit gates opening at 4:30, grandstands at 5, pill draw cutoff for drivers 6:15 (no passing points awarded if late check-in), pit meeting 6:30, hot laps at 7, and racing at 7:30 or after hot laps. Admission Details: Adults $15, Active-Duty Military and Senior Citizens aged 65 to 74 $12, Kids 6 to 12 years old $6, five and under free, seniors 75 and older and individuals permanently confined to a wheelchair are free in the grandstands. All pit passes are $35 regardless of age. A wealth of information regarding the upcoming Labor Day Weekend Special Events is now posted on the CMS website at www.centralmissourispeedway.net. Once you land on the main page, click the tab titled, "LABOR DAY WEEKEND EVENT INFO!" Follow CMS on Twitter @CMSgoing_green, find CMS on YouTube at CMS Going Green! Visit our website at www.centralmissourispeedway.net, or Like us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/pages/Central-Missouri-Speedway. Sign up for our email groups by emailing info@centralmissourispeedway.net. Visit the CMS MyRacePass site at centralmissourispeedway.myracepass.com. Remaining 2022 Events: August 13 - Race #19 - Joslin's Jewelry Race Night - Weekly Racing in All Classes - Plus, Show-Me Vintage Series August 20 - Race #20 - KMZU 100.7 The Farm Race Night, Weekly Racing in All Classes + Lightning Sprints August 27 - Race #21 - Midwest Coatings LLC Race Night Special Event - POWRi Lucas Oil WAR Sprint Car Series Plus, Weekly Racing in All Classes Saturday, Sept 3 - Race #22 - Cash Money Super Dirt Series Late Models! Plus, $1,000 to Win B-Mods, $500-to-Win POWRi Midwest Mods, also running POWRi Lightning Sprints and Pure Stocks normal payouts Sunday, Sept 4 - Race #23 - $2,000 to Win B-Mods, $1,000-to-Win Super Stocks, also running Pure Stocks and POWRi Lightning Sprints normal payouts Saturday, Sept 24 - End of Season Track Celebration Hog Roast, held in "The Grove" adjacent to Pub 13, Dinner at 6, Live Band 8-12, open to everyone, $10 per person, covers meal. Cash bar will be available.

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  Isaacs, Carter, Reiff, and Roark Collect Kid's Night Victories at Central Missouri Speedway!

  (Warrensburg, Missouri) The first weekend of August arrived and to the next generation of race fans and drivers, that meant only one thing ... Kid's Night at the Speedway! The night featured kid's racing in their age groups on the track and weekly racing action in all four divisions. There were 18 B-Mods on hand along with 10 POWRi Super Stocks, 13 Pure Stocks, and 21 POWRi Midwest Mods for a total of 63 race teams taking part in the action. At the end of the night, Ethan Isaacs ended a long dry spell in B-Mods, Marc Carter collected his fiftieth career win in POWRi Super Stocks, Spencer Reiff fought hard for the Pure Stock win, while Earl Roark collected another POWRi Midwest Mods victory. B-Mods - 18 Entries Heat 1 - 8 Laps: 1. 66-Ethan Isaacs[2]; 2. 7B-Terry Schultz[5]; 3. 38D-Darrion McLaughlin[3]; 4. 171-Donnie Dannar[6]; 5. 33C-Cole Moore[4]; 6. 26-Derick Schlarb[1] Heat 2 - 8 Laps: 1. 61-Sturgis Streeter[1]; 2. 12-Parker Smith[3]; 3. 88-Derek Nevels[5]; 4. 99-Brad Smith[6]; 5. 20-Tyler Cochran[4]; 6. (DNS) 15J-Jake Fetterman Heat 3 - 8 Laps: 1. 05-Jeremy Lile[2]; 2. 251M-Mike Ryun[1]; 3. 00-Kyler Girard[6]; 4. 22C-Cole Campbell[3]; 5. 12JR-Olen Stephens[5]; 6. R33-Austen Raybourn[4] Bonner Springs, Kansas, driver Ethan Isaacs and Higginsville, Missouri's Jeremy Lile led the field to green for the 20-lap B-Mod main event with Lile grabbing the early edge. In a tight race at the front, the two drivers ran high and low in one of the most close and intense battles of the year after an early caution. However, it was Terry Schultz who moved to the front by lap three leading Lile, Isaacs, and Sturgis Streeter. As Schultz edged away, Isaacs and Lile kept their battle going in a high-side, low-side clinic with Isaacs eventually taking second by lap eight. The leaders encountered lapped cars by lap 11 with Schultz leading; however, on the next circuit Schultz's night ended in heartbreak as he retired from the vent. Caution slowed the field for a second time at lap 13 with Isaacs leading Brad Smith, who moved from eleventh on the field to second. Over the remaining circuits, Smith was unable to reel in Isaacs, who went on to claim the victory. It was the 2009 B-Mod champion's sixth career CMS victory. Smith settled for second with Lile third. Twelfth-starting Cole Campbell finished a solid fourth with Streeter rounding out the top five with Parker Smith sixth. A Feature - 20 Laps: 1. 66-Ethan Isaacs[1]; 2. 99-Brad Smith[11]; 3. 05-Jeremy Lile[2]; 4. 22C-Cole Campbell[12]; 5. 61-Sturgis Streeter[4]; 6. 12-Parker Smith[5]; 7. 171-Donnie Dannar[10]; 8. 88-Derek Nevels[8]; 9. 251M-Mike Ryun[7]; 10. 33C-Cole Moore[13]; 11. 00-Kyler Girard[6]; 12. 12JR-Olen Stephens[15]; 13. 20-Tyler Cochran[14]; 14. R33-Austen Raybourn[17]; 15. 26-Derick Schlarb[16]; 16. (DNF) 38D-Darrion McLaughlin[9]; 17. (DNF) 7B-Terry Schultz[3]; 18. (DNS) 15J-Jake Fetterman POWRi Super Stock - 10 Entries Heat 1 - 8 Laps: 1. 4-Branden Bise[2]; 2. G1-Nick Gibson[4]; 3. 21W-Ted Welschmeyer[3]; 4. 14-Larry Ferris[5]; 5. 3P-Tyler Perryman[1] Heat 2 - 8 Laps: 1. 04-Blaine Ewing[4]; 2. 10-Marc Carter[1]; 3. 21-Jay Prevete[5]; 4. 07D-Mike Daughtery[3]; 5. 83K-Denny Fitzpatrick[2] Blaine Ewing of Green Ridge, Missouri, and Branden bise of Holts Summit, Missouri led the field to the original green flag for the POWRi Super Stock main with Ewing showing the way early on. The top four ran super close over the opening quarter of the race as Ewing led Bise, Marc Carter, and Jay Prevete. After a quick lap five restart, Carter moved into the second position in a close battle for the lead with Ewing in a two-car breakaway. The fierce battle between the leaders lasted several laps until Carter emerged as the leader at lap nine. At the halfway marker, Carter led Ewing, Bise, Prevete, and Nick Gibson. Ewing nearly had a disastrous moment in turn four while running second but saved the car from spinning and continued while only losing one position. Shortly after, a multi-car accident forced the retirement of Ted Welschmeyer and Larry Ferris with Gibson going to the back of the field. When racing resumed, Carter again had his hands full with Bise who challenged several times for the lead with Carter and Bise swapping the lead I the last third of the race. Carter edged to the front at lap nineteen and took the lead for good, ultimately scoring his first victory of the season and fiftieth career victory. Bise unfortunately spun from contention on the final lap and turn and dropped to eighth in final rundown. Ewing recovered to second, ahead of Nick Gibson, Tyler Perryman, Jay Prevete, and Mike Daughtery at the finish. A Feature - 20 Laps: 1. 10-Marc Carter[4]; 2. 04-Blaine Ewing[1]; 3. G1-Nick Gibson[3]; 4. 3P-Tyler Perryman[9]; 5. 21-Jay Prevete[5]; 6. 07D-Mike Daughtery[8]; 7. 83K-Denny Fitzpatrick[10]; 8. (DNF) 4-Branden Bise[2]; 9. (DNF) 21W-Ted Welschmeyer[6]; 10. (DNF) 14-Larry Ferris[7] Pure Stocks - 13 Entries Heat 1 - 6 Laps: 1. 89-Jonathan Evans[5]; 2. 30K-Cameron Kelly[6]; 3. 69R-RIchard Jameson[2]; 4. 3J-Jerett Evans[4]; 5. 3B-Darrin Christy[3]; 6. 53K-Larry Norris[7]; 7. 5C-Charles Norman[1] Heat 2 - 6 Laps: 1. 27-Jason Ryun[5]; 2. 7-Spencer Reiff[6]; 3. 17-Cory Howard[4]; 4. (DNF) M87-Mallory Stiffler[1]; 5. (DNF) 00-Cory Flamm[2]; 6. (DNS) 21-Joey Harper Jonathan Evans and Jason Ryun began the 20-lap main event for Pure Stocks from row one with Ryun taking command early on. Evans held strong in second but had his hands full in a close battle with Spencer Reiff in the first part of the race. Evans then searched the lines for a way to the front, but Spencer Reiff also showed some muscle as he made it a three-car battle for the lead. Cameron Kelly then moved into the race for the lead as the four drivers ran hard at the front of the field in a four-car breakaway from the rest of the pack. By lap eight, Reiff moved in on Ryun up front just as yellow-flag conditions flew over the field. Ryun stayed in the lead as Reiff, and Evans resumed their close battle for second as Kelly looked on. At the lap 15 marker, Reiff again looked to the high side for a way to the front. At lap 17, Reiff had a strong run off turn two and took the lead from Ryun down the back stretch. The lead duo stayed close through lap 19 as Ryun catfished the low side trying to find a way back to the lead. However, on this night it was all Reiff as he collected his fourteenth career CMS victory over Ryun in second. Jonathan Evans was third, ahead of Kelly, Jerett Evans, and Darrin Christy to round out the top six. A Feature - 20 Laps: 1. 7-Spencer Reiff[4]; 2. 27-Jason Ryun[2]; 3. 89-Jonathan Evans[1]; 4. 30K-Cameron Kelly[3]; 5. 3J-Jerett Evans[7]; 6. 3B-Darrin Christy[8]; 7. 53K-Larry Norris[9]; 8. 69R-RIchard Jameson[6]; 9. 17-Cory Howard[5]; 10. 5C-Charles Norman[10]; 11. (DNF) M87-Mallory Stiffler[11]; 12. (DNF) 00-Cory Flamm[12]; 13. (DNS) 21-Joey Harper POWRi Midwest Mods - 21 Entries Heat 1 - 6 Laps: 1. 8G-Tim Galvan[2]; 2. 59R-Logan Rash[1]; 3. 9-Brian Meyer[3]; 4. 41-Ashlyn Piburn[6]; 5. 10-Cody Bray[5]; 6. 95A-Kaden Schnakenberg[7]; 7. (DNF) 5F-Jess Fitzpatrick[4] Heat 2 - 6 Laps: 1. 17R-Earl Roark[2]; 2. 45-Colt Cheevers[3]; 3. 33-Steve Muilenburg[4]; 4. 23-Dakota Dillon[6]; 5. 14-Josh Paul[1]; 6. 23T-Tim Smith[5]; 7. 12M-Mike Schnackenburg[7] Heat 3 - 6 Laps: 1. 28-Shawn Burns[1]; 2. 17J-Dustin Dennison[2]; 3. 26-Devin Wetzel[3]; 4. 08P-Peyton Baker[5]; 5. 98-Dylon Smith[6]; 6. 114-Jonathan Parker[4]; 7. 51-Rylan Gibbs[7] Kansas City's Tim Galvan and Henley, Missouri's Earl Roark began the 15-lap Midwest Mods main event from row one with Roark pulling away early on in front of a three-car battle for second between Colt Cheevers, Galvan, and Shawn Burns. A red-flag incident occurred for a multi-car pileup at lap two in turn one as all drivers checked out okay. Yellow flew again soon after, with the race slowed once again as Roark led Cheevers, Burns, , Steven Muilenburg, and Devin Wetzel. Roark held strong through a series of restarts with Cheevers searching for a way to close in throughout the race. Muilenburg looked strong in the final half of the race moving from his seventh starting position to fourth as Josh Paul advanced into the top five late in the race. Cheevers gave it all he could to gain ground but ran out of laps as Roark once again took the Midwest Mods victory, his fourth of the season. Cheevers finished a strong second with Burns solid in third in front of Muilenburg in fourth. Paul held on to finish fifth, one spot ahead of Tim Galvan, who recovered to sixth. A Feature - 15 Laps: 1. 17R-Earl Roark[2]; 2. 45-Colt Cheevers[4]; 3. 28-Shawn Burns[3]; 4. 33-Steve Muilenburg[7]; 5. 14-Josh Paul[14]; 6. 8G-Tim Galvan[1]; 7. 5F-Jess Fitzpatrick[18]; 8. (DNF) 59R-Logan Rash[5]; 9. (DNF) 08P-Peyton Baker[12]; 10. (DNF) 98-Dylon Smith[19]; 11. (DNF) 10-Cody Bray[13]; 12. (DNF) 26-Devin Wetzel[9]; 13. (DNF) 12M-Mike Schnackenburg[17]; 14. (DNF) 51-Rylan Gibbs[21]; 15. (DNF) 95A-Kaden Schnakenberg[20]; 16. (DNF) 17J-Dustin Dennison[6]; 17. (DNF) 9-Brian Meyer[8]; 18. (DNF) 41-Ashlyn Piburn[10]; 19. (DNF) 23T-Tim Smith[15]; 20. (DNF) 114-Jonathan Parker[16]; 21. (DNS) 23-Dakota Dillon Follow CMS on Twitter @CMSgoing_green, find CMS on YouTube at CMS Going Green! Visit our website at www.centralmissourispeedway.net, or Like us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/pages/Central-Missouri-Speedway. Sign up for our email groups by emailing info@centralmissourispeedway.net. Visit the CMS MyRacePass site at centralmissourispeedway.myracepass.com. Remaining 2022 Events: August 13 - Race #19 - Joslin's Jewelry Race Night - Weekly Racing in All Classes - Plus, Show-Me Vintage Series August 20 - Race #20 - KMZU 100.7 The Farm Race Night, Weekly Racing in All Classes + Lightning Sprints August 27 - Race #21 - Midwest Coatings LLC Race Night Special Event - POWRi Lucas Oil WAR Sprint Car Series Plus, Weekly Racing in All Classes Saturday, Sept 3 - Race #22 - Cash Money Super Dirt Series Late Models! Plus, $1,000 to Win B-Mods, $500-to-Win POWRi Midwest Mods, also running POWRi Lightning Sprints and Pure Stocks normal payouts Sunday, Sept 4 - Race #23 - $2,000 to Win B-Mods, $1,000-to-Win Super Stocks, also running Pure Stocks and POWRi Lightning Sprints normal payouts Saturday, Sept 24 - End of Season Track Celebration Hog Roast, held in "The Grove" adjacent to Pub 13, Dinner at 6, Live Band 8-12, open to everyone, $10 per person, covers meal. Cash bar will be available.

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  "SHUGAH" SHANE SEXTON DOUBLING UP SATURDAY AT SANTA MARIA

  (Warner Springs, CA, August 5, 2022) When it comes to being busy, West Coast open-wheel driver "Shugah" Shane Sexton always has more than enough on his plate. That is why it should not be a surprise that the teenage driver will be doing double duty when the USAC/CRA Sprint Car and California Lightning Sprint Car Series' converge on the Santa Maria Speedway this Saturday night, August 6. 297121009_10225755973623827_5395968017135417835_n.jpg "Shugah" Shane Sexton's car just waiting for an engine earlier this week. Sexton photo. The teen from Warner Springs, California will be climbing back into his 410 sprint car for the first time since a spectacular lap two main event crash at Perris Auto Speedway on April 29th. His brilliant red car flipped several times going into turn 1 and ended up against the crash wall. With fans holding their breath, the personable driver scampered from the car uninjured. The GAS Chassis did its job and protected the driver but was heavily damaged in the crash and was done for the night. While that tangle put an unplanned vacation to his 2022 410 plans, Sexton has been in action driving Northern California car owner Brian Fonseca's Diablo Chassis lightning sprint. At the end of May he drove the car to a second place in the POWRi Lightning Sprint Car Nationals at the Central Missouri Speedway. Last month he steered the same #3F to a win and a fifth-place finish in the preliminaries for the annual Clay Cup at Washington's Deming Speedway. One of the pre-race favorites for the Finale, he got caught up in someone else's mess in turn one on the first lap of the main event. The tangle knocked him out of the race before he had a chance to shine. Even though he has only started six USAC/CRA main events in 2022, "Shugah" Shane enters Saturday's race 21st in series points. After Saturday's race at Santa Maria, Sexton will stay busy as he will return to Perris Auto Speedway for the California Racer's Hall of Fame Night on August 20th. Spectator gates at Santa Maria will open at 4:00 p.m. and racing will begin at 6:00. The track is located at 1900 Hutton Road in Nipomo (93444). Sexton would like to extend a thank you to Brian Fonseca and Samantha Sproull for the opportunity to wheel their lightning sprint and he would like to thank their team sponsors for making it possible. They are the Shingle Springs Band of Miwok Indians, Foothill Tractor & Heavy Equipment, KB Rod Benders, and MJK Auto Sales. Sexton and the #74 team wish to extend their thanks to the following 2022 racing season partners. Gas Chassis, Key Brothers Racing, Nita Gatlin, Hugh Jorgan, Mike Pridgeon Racing Engines, AG Sandcars, Powder 1, Ron's Tire and Brake, and Savage Racing. If you would like to be a part of this fun, upcoming team and get exposure not only at the tracks but around the world on Flo Racing, please contact Shane Sexton at mailto:Shanesexton7@gmail.com or (619) 362-5921. Shane Sexton's 2022 Results January 27 Cocopah Speedway USAC/CRA 14th A Main January 28 Cocopah Speedway USAC/CRA 21st A Main January 29 Cocopah Speedway USAC/CRA 11th A Main March 26 Perris Auto Speedway USAC/CRA 14th A Main April 22 Mohave Valley Raceway USAC/CRA 12th A Main April 29 Perris Auto Speedway USAC/CRA 22nd A Main May 28 Central Missouri Speedway POWRi 2nd A Main May 29 Central Missouri Speedway POWRi 14th A Main July 14 Deming Speedway Clay Cup 5th A Main July 15 Deming Speedway Clay Cup 1st A Main July 16 Deming Speedway Clay Cup 21st A Main This release was produced by Scott Daloisio (909) 226-7768 or mailto:sdaloisiosprts@gmail.com

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  Kid's Night and Weekly Racing Up Next at Central Missouri Speedway!

  (Warrensburg, Missouri) Although last week's action was cut short by inclement weather, the Central Missouri Speedway (CMS) staff is geared up and ready for this Saturday's annual Kid's Night at the Races. The program will feature a fun night for youngsters ages 12 and under in attendance, highlighted by the annual foot races on the track during the intermission break. In addition, all kids in attendance will receive a free goodie bag full of donated items by racers, fans, and local businesses and each child will receive a free hot dog and drink. The night will include weekly championship racing in all divisions, including B-Mods, POWRi Super Stocks, Pure Stocks, and POWRi Midwest Mods. Promoters Earl and Susan Walls have waived track registration for the remainder of the year in all divisions, the only fees drivers pay is their pit pass, which for this weekend is $35. Kid's Night event Coordinator Barb Beck Wilson stated donated items for Kid's Night may be brought to the track and dropped off at the pit entrance office on race day as early as possible. The track staff plans to organize and assemble the goodie bags beginning at 10 a.m. this Saturday. Items needed include school supplies such as crayons, colored pencils, dry-erase markers glue sticks, loose leaf paper, scissors, folders, spiral notebook paper (school supplies), and small toys, trinkets, and candy treats (that will not melt), and driver memorabilia, such as hero cards and pictures. Saturday's Timeline: Pit gates opening at 4:30, grandstands at 5, pill draw cutoff for drivers 6:15 (no passing points awarded if late check-in), pit meeting 6:30, hot laps at 7, and racing at 7:30 or after hot laps. Admission Details: Adults $15, Active-Duty Military and Senior Citizens aged 65 to 74 $12, Kids 6 to 12 years old $6, five and under free, seniors 75 and older and individuals permanently confined to a wheelchair are free in the grandstands. All pit passes are $35 regardless of age. Follow CMS on Twitter @CMSgoing_green, find CMS on YouTube at CMS Going Green! Visit our website at www.centralmissourispeedway.net, or Like us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/pages/Central-Missouri-Speedway. Sign up for our email groups by emailing info@centralmissourispeedway.net. Visit the CMS MyRacePass site at centralmissourispeedway.myracepass.com. Remaining 2022 Events: August 6 - Race #18 - Kid's Night at the Races! Weekly Racing in All Classes August 13 - Race #19 - Joslin's Jewelry Race Night - Weekly Racing in All Classes - Plus, Show-Me Vintage Series August 20 - Race #20 - KMZU 100.7 The Farm Race Night, Weekly Racing in All Classes + Lightning Sprints August 27 - Race #21 - Midwest Coatings LLC Race Night Special Event - POWRi Lucas Oil WAR Sprint Car Series Plus, Weekly Racing in All Classes Saturday, Sept 3 - Race #22 - Cash Money Super Dirt Series Late Models! Plus, $1,000 to Win B-Mods, $500- to-Win POWRi Midwest Mods, also running POWRi Lightning Sprints and Pure Stocks normal payouts Sunday, Sept 4 - Race #23 - $2,000 to Win B-Mods, $1,000-to-Win Super Stocks, also running Pure Stocks and POWRi Lightning Sprints normal payouts Saturday, Sept 24 - End of Season Track Celebration Hog Roast, held in "The Grove" adjacent to Pub 13, Dinner at 6, Live Band 8-12, open to everyone, $10 per person, covers meal. Cash bar will be available.

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  SHANE SEXTON GETS WIN IN CLAY CUP PRELIMINARY

  (Warner Springs, CA, July 31, 2022) Warner Springs, California teenage driver "Shugah" Shane Sexton scored a huge win in the second night preliminary for the annual Clay Cup at Washington's Deming Speedway. The victory was the first in 2022 for the recent high school graduate. 294300941_1658893784492141_3051717262848817953_n.jpg "Shugah" Shane Sexton after his win in the Clay Cup preliminary main event in Washington. As was the case when he finished second on a preliminary night at the POWRi Lightning Sprint Nationals at the Central Missouri Speedway in May, Sexton was again wheeling the Brian Fonseca owned#3F Diablo. The first night in the "Evergreen State," things started off good for the personable driver. He timed in 12th fastest with a lap of 11.976 in qualifying. He did that without brakes. When his heat race came around, he rolled onto the track still sans brakes. He started on the pole in the eight-lapper and did a masterful job bringing his car home second. The team thrashed to solve the brake problem and they did so in time for "Shugah" to take his fourth place starting spot in the 25-lap main event. When the checkered flag fell, the impressive young driver had a fifth-place finish. Night two saw Sexton time in at 11.245. That was 15th quick. Issues forced him out of his heat race after only two laps. However, things went perfectly for him in the main event. The talkative racer led every single lap in the 25-lap affair and at one point, had gapped the field by more than two seconds. For the finale on Saturday, the only race in Sexton's class was the championship main. With two top-five finishes, one of which was the win 24 hours earlier, Sexton was one of the pre-race favorites. Unfortunately, some drivers near the front of the pack had not heard the adage that you cannot win the race on the first lap. A multi-car tangle going into turn one on lap one left several drivers with nowhere to go. One of them was Sexton. He slid into the mess and was clobbered by the car behind him, which also had nowhere to go. A broken shock and a bent axle knocked him out of the race less than five seconds after it started. The result was an extremely frustrating 21st-place finish. Sexton will be on the track a couple of times in August. On August 6th he will be doing double duty driving in the USAC/CRA and California Lightning Sprint Series when the Santa Maria Raceway reopens for the first time in more than a year. Two weeks later on August 20th, he will be back in the #74 410 sprint car at Perris Auto Speedway for the annual California Racers Hall of Fame Night. Sexton would like to extend a thank you to Brian Fonseca and Samantha Sproull for the opportunity to wheel their car in Washington and he would like to thank their team sponsors for making it possible. They are the Shingle Springs Band of Miwok Indians, Foothill Tractor & Heavy Equipment, KB Rod Benders, and MJK Auto Sales. Sexton and the #74 team wish to extend their thanks to the following 2022 racing season partners. Gas Chassis, Key Brothers Racing, Nita Gatlin, Hugh Jorgan, Mike Pridgeon Racing Engines, AG Sandcars, Powder 1, Ron's Tire and Brake, and Savage Racing. If you would like to be a part of this fun, upcoming team and get exposure not only at the tracks but around the world on Flo Racing, please contact Shane Sexton at mailto:Shanesexton7@gmail.com or (619) 362-5921. Shane Sexton's 2022 Results January 27 Cocopah Speedway USAC/CRA 14th A Main January 28 Cocopah Speedway USAC/CRA 21st A Main January 29 Cocopah Speedway USAC/CRA 11th A Main March 26 Perris Auto Speedway USAC/CRA 14th A Main April 22 Mohave Valley Raceway USAC/CRA 12th A Main April 29 Perris Auto Speedway USAC/CRA 22nd A Main May 28 Central Missouri Speedway POWRi 2nd A Main May 29 Central Missouri Speedway POWRi 14th A Main July 14 Deming Speedway Clay Cup 5th A Main July 15 Deming Speedway Clay Cup 1st A Main July 16 Deming Speedway Clay Cup 21st A Main This release was produced by Scott Daloisio (909) 226-7768 or mailto:sdaloisiosprts@gmail.com

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  Weekly Racing in All Divisions Returns Saturday at Central Missouri Speedway!

  (Warrensburg, Missouri) Weekly championship racing returns in all divisions this Saturday at Central Missouri Speedway (CMS). Classes competing this weekend include B-Mods, POWRi Super Stocks, Pure Stocks, POWRi Midwest Mods, plus, guest class POWRi Lightning Sprints. Points leaders heading into this weekend's action include Terry Schultz of Sedalia, with a slim six-point lead over multiple-time Jacob Ebert in B-Mods. Aaron Poe has moved to the head of the pack in POWRi Super Stock action with a mere two-point lead over Blaine Ewing of Green Ridge. Spence Reiff extended his lead over Jerett Evans to 94 points in the Pure Stock division while Shawn Burns of Overland Park, Kansas, continues to lead the POWRi Midwest Mods standings by 74 points ahead of Dustin Dennison. This Saturday's Timeline: Pit gates open at 4:30, grandstands at 5, pill draw cutoff for drivers 6:15 (no passing points awarded if driver is late checking in), pit meeting 6:30, hot laps at 7, with racing to follow, approximately 7:30. Admission Details: Adults $15, Active-Duty Military and Senior Citizens aged 65 to 74 $12, Kids 6 to 12 years old $6, five and under free, seniors 75 and older and individuals permanently confined to a wheelchair are free in the grandstands. All pit passes are $35 regardless of age. We're just a couple of weeks away from the annual Kid's Night at the Races, slated for Saturday, August 6. Event Coordinator Barb Beck Wilson is actively seeking donations for the event, which may be brought to the track and dropped off at the pit entrance office on race day Saturdays. Items needed include school supplies such as crayons, colored pencils, dry-erase markers glue sticks, loose leaf paper, scissors, folders, spiral notebook paper (school supplies), and small toys, trinkets, and candy treats (that will not melt), and driver memorabilia hero cards or photos. As recently announced, CMS has revised the Labor Day Weekend special events as follows: Race #22, Saturday, September 3. Labor Day Weekend Night 1 Special Events featuring the Cash Money Super Dirt Series Late Models! Plus $1,000-to-Win B-Mods, $500-to-win Midwest Mods Track Special, and normal payouts for Pure Stocks and POWRi Lightning Sprints. Complete details located at www.centralmissourispeedway.net. Racing continues the following night for Race #23, on Sunday, September 4. Labor Day Weekend Night 2 Special Events feature $2,000-to-Win B-Mods, plus, $1,000-to-Win POWRi Super Stocks. Also running Pure Stocks and POWRi Lightning Sprints normal payout. Looking forward, we will celebrate our 2022 season and the top finishing drivers in each of the weekly race divisions during an end-of-season Hog Roast on Saturday, September 24 with dinner at 6 pm followed by a brief recap and awards session for the top performing drivers of the year. Mark Doty and the Cause will provide live entertainment in "The Grove" adjacent to the Pub 13 parking lot following the festivities. If inclement weather occurs, all activities will move indoors at Pub 13. Cost per person is $10, includes meat and sides. A cash bar will be available during the event, which is open to all racers and fans. Follow CMS on Twitter @CMSgoing_green, find CMS on YouTube at CMS Going Green! Sign up for the track email group by emailing info@centralmissourispeedway.net. Find and bookmark the CMS MyRacePass site at www.centralmissourispeedway.myracepass.com. On race day, call the track at 660.747.2166. Upcoming 2022 Events: July 30 - Race #17 - Weekly Racing in All Classes + POWRi Lightning Sprints August 6 - Race #18 - Weekly Racing in All Classes and Kid's Night at the Speedway August 13 - Race #19 - Joslin's Jewelry Race Night - Weekly Racing in All Classes - Plus, Show-Me Vintage Series August 20 - Race #20 - KMZU 100.7 The Farm Race Night. Weekly Racing in All Classes, POWRi Lightning Sprints August 27 - Race #21 - Midwest Coatings LLC Race Night Special Event - POWRi Lucas Oil WAR Sprint Car Series, Plus, Weekly Racing in All Classes!

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  Johnny Coats Takes Super Stock Showdown while Bowers, Reiff, and Roark also Score Central Missouri Speedway Victories!

  (Warrensburg, Missouri) The Sixth-Annual Super Stock Showdown highlighted the action on Pepsi Race Night Saturday at Central Missouri Speedway (CMS) with 54 race teams competing. There were 20 POWRi Super Stocks, 11 B-Mods, 12 Pure Stocks, and 11 POWRi Midwest Mods. Capturing the $2,000 payday in the 30-lap main event, was Johnny Coats of Joplin, Missouri in Super Stocks. Steven Bowers, Jr., picked up his second career CMS win by capturing the B-Mod main. Spencer Reiff collected his third trophy of the year in Pure Stock action while Earl Roark also as a three-time winner in POWRi Midwest Mods. POWRi Super Stock - 20 Entries Heat 1 - 10 Laps: 1. 21-Jay Prevete[1]; 2. 45-Aaron Poe[6]; 3. 3P-Tyler Perryman[3]; 4. 05-Dale Berry[4]; 5. 07D-Mike Daughtery[7]; 6. (DNF) 83K-Denny Fitzpatrick[5]; 7. (DNS) X15-Bobby Ruff II Heat 2 - 10 Laps: 1. 27D-Derek Henson[4]; 2. 21W-Ted Welschmeyer[1]; 3. 04-Blaine Ewing[6]; 4. 14-Larry Ferris[7]; 5. 54-Brandon Dunham[5]; 6. (DNF) 04B-Brian Worley[2]; 7. (DNF) 41H-Chris Kircher[3] Heat 3 - 10 Lap: 1. 35-Johnny Coats[5]; 2. 10-Marc Carter[2]; 3. G1-Nick Gibson[1]; 4. 77-Danny McKenzie[3]; 5. 67-Devin Irvin[4]; 6. 164-Michael Muskrat[6] Johnny Coats of Joplin, Missouri, and Derek Henson of Russellville, Missouri, brought the Sixth-Annual Super Stock Showdown field to the initial green flag with Henson showing some early muscle before Coats made his way to the front before an early caution period slowed the field. On the restart, defending showdown champion Aaron Poe moved to second behind Coats looking to draw in the leader. A third of the way through the 30-lap event, Coats built a 1.98-second lead over Poe, Henson, Blaine Ewing, Jay Prevete. A second caution flew over the field at lap 12 and once again Coats held strong out front until the field slowed again at lap 16. Coats then led Poe, Henson, Prevete, and Ewing. Behind Coats, a close battle for second featured Henson, Poe, and Ewing until a lap-20 caution flew for Henson as his car left the surface in turn three after a previous lap incident with Ewing as he was unable to steer the car into the corner. After one additional caution, Ewing began to pressure Coats for the lead on several occasions, often pushing the limits in turns one and two as he nearly went over the embankment. Ewing's hopes were dashed on lap 26 when he nearly spun trying to pass Coats on the high side. This left Coats all out front on his own as he ultimately captured his second win of the season and first-ever Super Stock Showdown victory. Ewing held on for second with Poe, Marc Carter, and Jay Prevete rounding out the top five. A Feature - 30 Laps: 1. 35-Johnny Coats[1]; 2. 04-Blaine Ewing[5]; 3. 45-Aaron Poe[3]; 4. 10-Marc Carter[7]; 5. 21-Jay Prevete[4]; 6. 04B-Brian Worley[18]; 7. 67-Devin Irvin[15]; 8. 21W-Ted Welschmeyer[6]; 9. 164-Michael Muskrat[16]; 10. 54-Brandon Dunham[14]; 11. 77-Danny McKenzie[12]; 12. 07D-Mike Daughtery[13]; 13. 3P-Tyler Perryman[9]; 14. (DNF) 27D-Derek Henson[2]; 15. (DNF) G1-Nick Gibson[10]; 16. (DNF) 14-Larry Ferris[8]; 17. (DNF) 83K-Denny Fitzpatrick[17]; 18. (DNF) 05-Dale Berry[11]; 19. (DNS) 41H-Chris Kircher; 20. (DNS) X15-Bobby Ruff II B-Mods - 11 Entries Heat 1 - 8 Laps: 1. 05-Jeremy Lile[4]; 2. 7J-Jake Richards[1]; 3. 61-Sturgis Streeter[3]; 4. 12C-Stephen Clancy[2]; 5. 94-Jacob Ebert[5]; 6. R33-Austen Raybourn[6] Heat 2 - 8 Laps: 1. 90-Steven Bowers Jr[1]; 2. 7B-Terry Schultz[2]; 3. 251M-Mike Ryun[3]; 4. 20-Tyler Cochran[4]; 5. 221-Rick Anderson[5] The B-Mod 20-lap main event was a thriller from start to finish as pole-sitter Jeremy Lile led the opening laps ahead of Steven Bowers, Jr., Terry Schultz, and Jake Richards. By lap three, Bowers found his way to the front with Lile second and Schultz third. By lap five, Bowers and Schultz distanced themselves from Lile Richards, and Sturgis Streeter. Bowers ran low to middle while Schultz, was once again in familiar territory on the high side pressuring Bowers for the lead on every turn. By lap 14 Bowers had a comfortable but small three-car length advantage over Schultz but as the leaders diced their way through lapped traffic the battle for the lead tightened up again. A caution slowed the race a third of the way through the event and setup a restart in which Schultz again pressured for the lead pushing the turns one and two even wider and using up every inch of dirt to find a way to the front. Late in the race, Schultz pushed the limits a little too hard and slid off the embankment falling from contention on the final lap while miraculously saving the car from disaster off corner two and down the back stretch. Bowers ultimately claimed his second-ever CMS victory with Lile coming away second. Richards was consistent inside the top three all night and finished third ahead of Streeter and ninth-starting Jacob Ebert in fifth. A Feature - 20 Laps: 1. 90-Steven Bowers Jr[2]; 2. 05-Jeremy Lile[1]; 3. 7J-Jake Richards[3]; 4. 61-Sturgis Streeter[5]; 5. 94-Jacob Ebert[9]; 6. 12C-Stephen Clancy[7]; 7. 20-Tyler Cochran[8]; 8. 7B-Terry Schultz[4]; 9. R33-Austen Raybourn[11]; 10. 221-Rick Anderson[10]; 11. (DNF) 251M-Mike Ryun[6] Pure Stocks - 12 Entries Heat 1 - 8 Laps: 1. 24W-Conrad Workman[2]; 2. 89-Jonathan Evans[5]; 3. 53K-Larry Norris[4]; 4. 3J-Jerett Evans[3]; 5. 1-Landon Harper[6]; 6. 5C-Charles Norman[1] Heat 2 - 8 Laps: 1. 7-Spencer Reiff[3]; 2. 25-Cory Flamm[6]; 3. 4D-David Doelz[1]; 4. (DNF) 50-Leroy Morrison[4]; 5. (DNF) MRS01-Kristina Wyatt[5]; 6. (DNF) 30K-Cameron Kelly[2] Spencer Reiff and Cory Flamm earned row one starting spots for the 20-lap Pure Stock main event. Reiff led the opening lap ahead of Conrad Workman and Jonathan Evans until yellow flag conditions slowed the field at lap three. On the restart, Reiff then led Evans and Larry Norris. By lap five, Leroy Morrison moved to second behind Reiff as David Doelz also advanced into the top four. The race was marred by several mid-race cautions through lap 12. Morrison's car slowed to draw caution at lap 12 as Morrison was able to restart at the back of the field. After several cautions, officials cut five laps from the planned 20-lap distance. Morrison passed cars before the official starting cone on the front stretch and after crossing the finish line in fourth was penalized to sixth in the final rundown. Reiff went on to claim the victory, his third of the year ahead of Jonathan Evans in second. After a slow start, twelfth-starting Cameron Kelly rebounded to finish third, followed by Jeret Evans and Doelz inside the top five. A Feature - 20 Laps: 1. 7-Spencer Reiff[1]; 2. 89-Jonathan Evans[4]; 3. 30K-Cameron Kelly[12]; 4. 3J-Jerett Evans[7]; 5. 4D-David Doelz[6]; 6. 50-Leroy Morrison[10]; 7. 5C-Charles Norman[9]; 8. (DNF) 53K-Larry Norris[5]; 9. (DNF) 24W-Conrad Workman[3]; 10. (DNF) 1-Landon Harper[8]; 11. (DNF) MRS01-Kristina Wyatt[11]; 12. (DNS) 25-Cory Flamm POWRi Midwest Mods - 11 Entries Heat 1 - 6 Laps: 1. 8G-Tim Galvan[4]; 2. 41-Ashlyn Piburn[2]; 3. 14-Josh Paul[3]; 4. 10-Cody Bray[6]; 5. 9-Brian Meyer[1]; 6. 23-Dakota Dillon[5] Heat 2 - 6 Laps: 1. 28-Shawn Burns[1]; 2. 17R-Earl Roark[4]; 3. 14D-Dave Meyer[3]; 4. 17J-Dustin Dennison[5]; 5. 5F-Jess Fitzpatrick[2] Kansas City, Missouri's Tim Galvan led the field to the initial green flag for the 15-lap Midwest Mods main event and led the field early on over Shawn Burns and Earl Roark. Yellow conditions flew early with Galvan showing the way. At lap five, Roark began his charge towards the front on the high side as Galvan ran low with Roark eventually taking command of the race. Soon after, a second yellow-flag period waved over the field with Roark leading Galvan and Burns. One more caution slowed the field, but after that, it was a fast and furious fight to the end as Roark continued leading Galvan and Burns. Meanwhile, Dave Meyer worked to move forward as Josh Paul and Dakota Dillon fought for positions inside the top five. Eventually, Roark secured the win in a fantastic race over Burns and Galvan. Unfortunately, Burns' car did not pass post-race technical inspection due to a throttle bore infraction, and he was disqualified from the finish. Galvan finished in second in the final rundown with Meyer third, Paul fourth, and Dillon fifth. A Feature - 15 Laps: 1. 17R-Earl Roark[3]; 2. 8G-Tim Galvan[1]; 3. 14D-Dave Meyer[6]; 4. 14-Josh Paul[5]; 5. 23-Dakota Dillon[11]; 6. 9-Brian Meyer[9]; 7. (DNF) 17J-Dustin Dennison[8]; 8. (DNF) 5F-Jess Fitzpatrick[10]; 9. (DNF) 10-Cody Bray[7]; 10. (DNF) 41-Ashlyn Piburn[4]; 11. (DQ) 28-Shawn Burns[2] Several generous donations boosted the purse for the Super Stocks and the Pure Stocks. CMS wishes to thank Marc and Andrea Carter of Elite Auto Care LLC for adding to both purse payouts. In addition, 'Nitro' Nick Gibson's Sweet Meats and Rockin' A Distillery of Creighton, Missouri, added extra purse money for the Super Stocks. CMS Track Photographer Joshua Allee Photography boosted the longest haul awards for an out of state and Missouri-based driver and added to the Pure Stock winner's take. CMS/Pub 13 employee also boosted the longest haul awards and hard-charger Super Stock awards, and Devin Wetzel Racing added to the hard-charger award. We're just a couple of weeks away from the annual Kid's Night at the Races, slated for Saturday, August 6. Event Coordinator Barb Beck Wilson is actively seeking donations for the event, which may be brought to the track and dropped off at the pit entrance office on race day Saturdays. Items needed include, new and/or gently used bicycles for kids, toddler ages through age 12. Plus, crayons, colored pencils, dry-erase markers glue sticks, loose leaf paper, scissors, folders, spiral notebook paper (school supplies), and small toys, trinkets, and candy treats (that will not melt), and driver memorabilia. Follow CMS on Twitter @CMSgoing_green, find CMS on YouTube at CMS Going Green! Sign up for the track email group by emailing info@centralmissourispeedway.net. Find and bookmark the CMS MyRacePass site at www.centralmissourispeedway.myracepass.com. On race day, call the track at 660.747.2166. Remaining 2022 Events: July 30 - Race #17 - Weekly Racing in All Classes + POWRi Lightning Sprints August 6 - Race #18 - Weekly Racing in All Classes and Kid's Night at the Speedway August 13 - Race #19 - Joslin's Jewelry Race Night - Weekly Racing in All Classes - Plus, Show-Me Vintage Series August 20 - Race #20 - KMZU 100.7 The Farm Race Night feat. Weekly Racing in All Classes + POWRi Lightning Sprints August 27 - Race #21 - Midwest Coatings LLC Race Night Special Event - POWRi Lucas Oil WAR Sprint Car Series Plus, Weekly Racing in All Classes Saturday, Sept 3 - Race #22 - $1,000 to Win B-Mods, $1,000-to-Win Super Stocks, also running Midwest Mods and POWRi Lightning Sprints (Pure Stocks off, no track points for any classes) Sunday, Sept 4 - Race #23 - $2,000 to Win B-Mods, $1,000-to-Win Super Stocks, also running Pure Stocks and POWRi Lightning Sprints (Midwest Mods off, no track points for any classes) Saturday, Sept 24 - CMS End-of-Season Celebration, event details to be announced, food, fun, entertainment!

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  Super Stock Showdown Plus Weekly Racing this Saturday at Central Missouri Speedway!

  (Warrensburg, Missouri) The Central Missouri Speedway season continues this Saturday, July 23, with the Sixth-Annual POWRi Super Stock Showdown, paying $2,000 to the winner of the 30-lap main event! In addition, weekly championship racing will take place for B-Mods, Pure Stocks, and POWRi Midwest Mods. Due to the forecasted high temperatures, CMS officials recently announced this weekend's program will start one hour later than normal. The revised timeline for Saturday's action looks like this: Pits open at 5:30, followed by Grandstand admissions at 6. The driver Pill Draw cutoff is 7:15 (no passing points awarded if driver is late checking in), followed by the Pit Meeting at 7:30. Hot laps will follow the pit meeting and any needed track packing. Racing will follow the hot lap practice session. For the POWRi Super Stock competitors, there is a special-event entry fee as follows, the entry fees mentioned here cover the driver's pit pass for the night plus the event entry: $65 for TRACK-REGISTERED driver, $90 for NON-TRACK-REGISTERED driver. There are no other fees for Super Stock Drivers. Drivers failing to make the B-Main receive $40, drivers who run the B-Main (if needed) but who do not transfer to the A-Main will earn $50. The original posted purse for the Super Stock Showdown: 1) $2000, 2) $1400, 3) $900, 4) $700, 5) $500, 6) $400, 7) $300, 8) $200, 9) $180, 10) $170, 11) $165, 12) $160, 13) $155, 14) $150, 15) $145, 16) $140, 17) $135, 18) $130, 19) $125, 20) $120, 21) $115, 22) $110, 23) $105, 24) $100. All CMS purses are guaranteed and paid in cash. Earlier in the week, CMS learned of the following purse additions for the Super Stock event! A donation of 75% of tips from an employee's Thursday night shift at Pub 13 will be donated to Super Stock driver who hauls the longest distance from his/her place of residence. (Amount TBD). In addition, the employee will also donate $50 to the hard charger of the race who advances the farthest through the field from his/her original starting position based on the official posted finish. Super Stock driver 'Nitro' Nick Gibson announced he will donate an extra $30 to main event finishing positions 12, 14, 16, and 18, courtesy of his business, Nitro Nick's Sweet Meats and G1 Racing. Nick will also donate an extra 5 gallons of race fuel to the official last place finisher. In addition, Gibson's sponsor, Rockin' A Distillery of Creighton, Missouri, has added an additional $10 to finishing positions 18 through 24, plus an additional $5 for the longest overall haul to the driver travelling the longest distance. In addition, track photographer Joshua Allee Photography will add an additional $100 for the longest haul from out of state plus another $100 for the longest haul for any driver from Missouri." This weekend's special event admissions are as follows: Adult $20, Seniors Ages 65 to 74 $15, Active-Duty Military w/I.D. $15, Student w/I.D. $15, Kids Ages 6 to 12 $6, Children 5 and under Free, Senior Citizens Ages 75 and Up Free. All pit passes are $40, regardless of age. There are no entry fees for B-Mod, Pure Stock, or Midwest Mods competitors. Super Stock entries fees are mentioned above. Follow CMS on Twitter @CMSgoing_green, find CMS on YouTube at CMS Going Green! Sign up for the track email group by emailing info@centralmissourispeedway.net. Find and bookmark the CMS MyRacePass site at www.centralmissourispeedway.myracepass.com. On race day, call the track at 660.747.2166.

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  Parmley, Smith, Poe, Reiff, and Burns take wins at Central Missouri Speedway!

  (Warrensburg, Missouri) Racing returned to Central Missouri Speedway (CMS) on Saturday after a mid-summer break last week. Sixty-six race teams took part in the action, which included B-Mods, POWRi Super Stocks, the first-ever appearance by the Cash Money Super Dirt Series Late Models, Pure Stocks, and POWRi Midwest Mods. At the conclusion of the night, Jace Parmley picked up his first-ever CMS victory in Late Model action while Brad Smith notched his 42nd career CMS B-Mod win. Aaron Poe's dominance continued in POWRi Super Stock action with his 25th CMS win while Spencer Reiff picked up his 12th career victory in Pure Stock action. In the POWRi Midwest Mods, Shawn Burns captured his 10th career CMS win. B-Mods - 15 Entries Heat 1 - 8 Laps: 1. 99-Brad Smith[2]; 2. 15-Colin Pierce[3]; 3. 29-Bronson Wicker[1]; 4. R33-Austen Raybourn[6]; 5. 47W-Terry Wilburn[4]; 6. 27-Jacob Callahan[5]; 7. 20-Tyler Cochran[8]; 8. (DNF) 61-Sturgis Streeter[7] Heat 2 - 8 Laps: 1. 251M-Mike Ryun[3]; 2. 94-Jacob Ebert[2]; 3. 05-Jeremy Lile[7]; 4. 28S-Bill Small[1]; 5. 49-Patrick Royalty[5]; 6. 3A-Aaron Speck[6]; 7. 23-Danny Thompson JR[4] Mike Ryun and Brad Smith earned front-row starting honors for the 20-lap B-Mod main with Smith edging Ryun for the lead at the start. After a pair of early race cautions, a series of green flag laps unfolded with Smith leading Ryun, Jeremy Lile, and Colin Pierce. Smith built a sizeable lead over the battle for second place. Caution flew just short of the halfway marker with Smith showing the way to the restart over Ryun and a fierce battle amongst Lile, Jacob Ebert, and Colin Pierce for third. Lile found the high line to his liking while Ebert worked the low side. However, with less than five laps remaining, Smith pulled away to a full straightaway lead over his closest pursuer and collected the victory. Ryun notched another second-place run with Ebert third at the line, over Lile, and Pierce. A Feature - 20 Laps: 1. 99-Brad Smith[2]; 2. 251M-Mike Ryun[1]; 3. 94-Jacob Ebert[5]; 4. 05-Jeremy Lile[3]; 5. 15-Colin Pierce[4]; 6. 61-Sturgis Streeter[15]; 7. 49-Patrick Royalty[10]; 8. 3A-Aaron Speck[12]; 9. 28S-Bill Small[8]; 10. 27-Jacob Callahan[11]; 11. 23-Danny Thompson JR[14]; 12. 20-Tyler Cochran[13]; 13. R33-Austen Raybourn[7]; 14. 29-Bronson Wicker[6]; 15. 47W-Terry Wilburn[9] POWRi Super Stock 9 Entries Heat 1 8 Laps: 1. 45-Aaron Poe[3]; 2. G1-Nick Gibson[4]; 3. 04B-Clayton Campbell[5]; 4. 77-Danny Mckenzie[1]; 5. (DNF) 03B-Chris Brockway[2] Heat 2 - 8 Laps | 00:05:28.958 1. 04-Blaine Ewing[2]; 2. 14-Larry Ferris[4]; 3. 3P-Tyler Perryman[3]; 4. 07D-Mike Daughtery[1] Aaron Poe and Blaine Ewing led the field to the green for the 20-lap Super Stock main event with Poe assuming command at the front to lead the first for laps. Ewing found his way to the lead for a short period of time on the nest circuit and led Poe, Nick Gibson, and Larry Ferris until Poe found his way back to the front in the close battle on lap 10. Shortly after losing the lead, Ewing spun from contention leaving Poe, Gibson, Ferris, and Clayton Campbell in the top four. One more yellow flag slowed the field, but it wasn't enough to keep Poe from capturing his seventh main event victory of the season. Gibson again looked strong and finished in the runner-up position ahead of Ferris, Campbell, Ewing, and Tyler Perryman. A Feature - 20 Laps: 1. 45-Aaron Poe[1]; 2. G1-Nick Gibson[3]; 3. 14-Larry Ferris[4]; 4. 04B-Clayton Campbell[5]; 5. 04-Blaine Ewing[2]; 6. 3P-Tyler Perryman[6]; 7. 07D-Mike Daughtery[8]; 8. (DNF) 77-Danny Mckenzie[7]; 9. (DNS) 03B-Chris Brockway Aapron Poe and Blaine Ewing earned front-row starting honors for the 20-lap POWRi Super Stock main event. Ewing led the first four laps fending off challenges from Poe, until lap five, when Poe was able to take the lead. By lap 10, Poe continued leading with Ewing staying close to the leader through lap 11. However, Ewing's strong run ended with a spin, ultimately relegating him to deep in the field. Nick Gibson and Larry Ferris waged a torrid battle for the third position with Gibson eventually taking second. One last yellow flag conditioned flew over the field with just a handful of laps remaining. Poe kept all challengers behind him as the race soldiered on to his seventh CMS win this season. Nick Gibson recorded his best-ever CMS feature in second place. Larry Ferris also posted a strong finish in third, with Clayton Campbell fourth and Blaine Ewing fifth, to complete the top five. Late Models - 15 Entries Heat 1 - 8 Laps, KRC: 1. 33-Mike Bitner[2]; 2. USA1-Chris Hawkins[3]; 3. 82-Jace Parmley[4]; 4. 29-Chandler Moenning[1]; 5. 26-Glen Powell[8]; 6. 36-Mark Daye[5]; 7. 13-Shawn Whitman[6]; 8. 50P-Justin Pearish[7] Heat 2 - 8 Laps, Reliable Welding: 1. XR11-Shawn Duncan[1]; 2. 52-Mitch Keeter[6]; 3. 67-Jimmy Vanzandt[3]; 4. 22-Tim Petty[2]; 5. 20-Dustin Mooneyham[7]; 6. 88-Isaac Keepper[5]; 7. 93D-Josh Dugan[4] Jace Parmley and Shawn Duncan collected front-row starting honors after the top-eight redraw for the Dirt Track Bank Cash Money Super Dirt Series Late Model 25-lap main event. Parmley quickly established himself the leader over Duncan and Chandler Moenning. Several cautions slowed the early portion of the race as drivers searched for the best line around the CMS high banks, which was a first-time visit for most drivers. Once things settled down, Parmley built a full straightaway lead over an intense battle with fifth-starting Chris Hawkins, Duncan, and Jimmy VanZandt. Dustin Mooneyham, who started tenth on the grid moved to fourth to join the leaders while point's leader Mitch Keeter had an interesting run to rebound to the top five by mid-race. Keeter eventually worked his way to third after a close battle with Hawkins. Duncan's night ended early at lap 13 as Parmley continued with his comfortable lead. One additional yellow flag flew over the field at lap 21 setting up a four-lap dash to the finish with Parmley ahead of Keeter, Mooneyham, and Hawkins. This night belonged to Parmley as he ultimately captured his second series victory of the season in a dominant performance. Ninth-starting Keeter settled for second with Mooneyham advancing to third. Isaac Keepper also advanced forward from twelfth on the grid to edge Hawkins at the line for fourth. A Feature - 25 Laps: 1. 82-Jace Parmley[1]; 2. 52-Mitch Keeter[9]; 3. 20-Dustin Mooneyham[10]; 4. 88-Isaac Keepper[12]; 5. USA1-Chris Hawkins[5]; 6. 36-Mark Daye[11]; 7. 50P-Justin Pearish[15]; 8. 67-Jimmy Vanzandt[4]; 9. 33-Mike Bitner[6]; 10. 22-Tim Petty[7]; 11. 13-Shawn Whitman[14]; 12. XR11-Shawn Duncan[2]; 13. 29-Chandler Moenning[3]; 14. 26-Glen Powell[8]; 15. 93D-Josh Dugan[13] Pure Stocks 12 Entries Heat 1 - 8 Laps: 1. 7-Spencer Reiff[2]; 2. 00-Cory Flamm[1]; 3. 4D-David Doelz[3]; 4. 24W-Conrad Workman[4]; 5. 53K-Larry Norris[6]; 6. (DNS) 50-Leroy Morrison Heat 2 - 8 Laps: 1. 3J-Jerett Evans[1]; 2. 1-Landon Harper[2]; 3. 89-Jonathan Evans[3]; 4. 3B-Darrin Christy[4]; 5. 17-Cory Howard[6]; 6. (DNF) 12-Charles Norman[5] At the start of the 20-lap Pure Stock main event, it was Spencer Reiff and Jerett Evans showing the way to the initial green flag with Reiff as the leader after lap one. Cory Flamm moved to the second spot on lap two in a close battle with Jerett Evans before the field slowed for yellow-flag conditions at lap two. After the restart, Reiff remained unchallenged at the front with Jerett Evans in front of Flamm and Jonathan Evans inside the top four. By lap eight, Jonathan Evans took over the third spot as Reiff enjoyed a full straightaway lead ahead of Jerett Evans in second. Flamm's top-five run came to an early end inside of five laps to go as David Doelz and Darrin Christy found their way to the top five. At the checkered flag, it was Reiff with the dominating victory, his second of the season. Jonathan Evans bested Jerett Evans for second place with Doelz fourth, Christy fifth, and Conrad Workman sixth at the finish. A Feature - 20 Laps: 1. 7-Spencer Reiff[1]; 2. 89-Jonathan Evans[6]; 3. 3J-Jerett Evans[2]; 4. 4D-David Doelz[5]; 5. 3B-Darrin Christy[8]; 6. 24W-Conrad Workman[7]; 7. 12-Charles Norman[11]; 8. (DNF) 00-Cory Flamm[3]; 9. (DNF) 17-Cory Howard[10]; 10. (DNF) 1-Landon Harper[4]; 11. (DNF) 50-Leroy Morrison[12]; 12. (DNS) 53K-Larry Norris POWRi Midwest Mods - 16 Entries Heat 1 - 6 Laps: 1. 28-Shawn Burns[8]; 2. 99-Mark Spillman[1]; 3. 447-Kenny Prince[5]; 4. 14D-Dave Meyer[3]; 5. 18-Joseph Beard[7]; 6. 08P-Peyton Baker[4]; 7. 17J-Dustin Dennison[6]; 8. 5F-Jess Fitzpatrick[2] Heat 2 - 6 Laps: 1. 59R-Logan Rash[1]; 2. 9-Brian Meyer[2]; 3. 07R-Kevin Rash[6]; 4. 26B-Bobby Brown[5]; 5. 41-Ashlyn Piburn[7]; 6. 8-Jeremy Mullins[4]; 7. 33-Jeremy Curless[3]; 8. 12N-Nathan Baker[8] Shawn Burns and Logan Rash started the night's main event from row one with Burns quickly pacing the field. For the opening laps, it was a two-car breakaway with Burns over Rash with Kenny Prince advancing to third. Behind the top three, it was a fierce battle for position with Bobby Brown and Kevin Rash. By lap 10, Burns led Rash, Prince, and Brown just as the field slowed for a caution flag. Prince moved to third at lap 11 just as caution slowed the field again, setting up a four-lap dash checkered flag. Several drivers were docked positions in the Midwest Mods finish for passing before the cone on late-race restarts, even after being forewarned several times on the RaceCeiver communication system. At the conclusion of the event, Burns once again turned out to be the driver to beat as he collected his fourth victory of the season. Rash secured a solid run to finish second over Rash, Prince, Peyton Baker, and Brown inside the top five. A Feature - 15 Laps: 1. 28-Shawn Burns[1]; 2. 59R-Logan Rash[2]; 3. 447-Kenny Prince[6]; 4. 08P-Peyton Baker[11]; 5. 26B-Bobby Brown[7]; 6. 17J-Dustin Dennison[13]; 7. 07R-Kevin Rash[3]; 8. 33-Jeremy Curless[14]; 9. 5F-Jess Fitzpatrick[15]; 10. 8-Jeremy Mullins[12]; 11. 18-Joseph Beard[9]; 12. (DNF) 9-Brian Meyer[5]; 13. (DNF) 99-Mark Spillman[4]; 14. (DNF) 12N-Nathan Baker[16]; 15. (DNF) 41-Ashlyn Piburn[10]; 16. (DNF) 14D-Dave Meyer[8] Follow CMS on Twitter @CMSgoing_green, find CMS on YouTube at CMS Going Green! Sign up for the track email group by emailing info@centralmissourispeedway.net. Find and bookmark the CMS MyRacePass site at www.centralmissourispeedway.myracepass.com. On race day, call the track at 660.747.2166. Thank you to our 2022 CMS Business Partners, you are all greatly appreciated! Cliff Harris Warrensburg Ford, Midwest Coatings, Pepsi, Seeburg Mufflers, Joslin Jewelry, Pub 13 Bar and Grill, Comfort Inn Warrensburg, KMZU The Farm, KRLI 103.9 FM Country, KROL 101.3 FM Radio, RacinDirt.com, Blue Springs Office Depot, Dollar Tree, Soderburg Roofing, Hy-Vee Warrensburg, O'Reilly Auto Parts, DQ Grill & Chill of Warrensburg, Kleinschmidt's Western Store, OK Tire Stores, OK Wheel Alignment, JA Performance and Outdoor Services, Blue Springs Truck Line, Big O Tires of Warrensburg, Brooks Automotive LLC, Elite Auto Care, Abe Thompson RV Service Center, Nationwide Trailers, Hammons Roofing, Moose's Market, Alliance Sports Marketing, RPM Auto Services, and Eickleberry Concrete & Construction. When you visit our business partners, please mention Central Missouri Speedway. Upcoming Events: July 23 - Race #16 - Pepsi Race Night Special Event - $2,000-to-Win Super Stock Showdown, (No SS Track Points) Plus, Weekly Racing for B-Mods, Pure Stocks, and Midwest Mods July 30 - Race #17 - Weekly Racing in All Classes + POWRi Lightning Sprints August 6 - Race #18 - Weekly Racing in All Classes and Kid's Night at the Speedway August 13 - Race #19 - Joslin's Jewelry Race Night - Weekly Racing in All Classes - Plus, Show-Me Vintage Series August 20 - Race #20 - Weekly Racing in All Classes + POWRi Lightning Sprints

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  SHANE SEXTON BACK ON TRACK AT WASHINGTON'S CLAY CUP THIS WEEK

  (Warner Springs, CA, July 14, 2022) For the first time since Memorial Day weekend, "Shugah" Shane Sexton returns to action this Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, July 14th through the 16th, at the IBEW/NECA Clay Cup at Everson, Washington's Deming Speedway. Sexton is one of two California racers entered in the prestigious event that also features drivers from the state of Washington and the province of British Columbia in Canada. 285363015_10228039959248309_6776080178909825202_n.jpg Shane Sexton in action at the Central Missouri Speedway in May. Sexton family photo. For his return, Sexton will once again be driving a car owned by Northern Californian's Brian Fonseca and Samantha Sproull. Sexton's last appearance in their #3F came at the 2nd Annual POWRi Lightning Sprint Car Nationals at the Central Missouri Speedway in May. The first night in the "Show Me State," the recent high school graduate won his heat race from the pole and finished second in the 20 lap main event. 24 hours later he again won his heat race, this time coming from 4th place. The heat race wins and the second-place finish in Friday's main event meant that Sexton would start on the pole and was one of the favorites in Saturday's 30-lap finale. The lineup featured drivers from six states and one Canadian province. The Warner Springs, California teen was making a pass for the lead when the leader chopped down on him and sent him into a tractor tire. Sexton flipped and then was hit at speed by another car who had nowhere to go. Fortunately, the Diablo car he was driving was equipped with a Halo on top of the cage and he escaped injury. However, he ended up with a disappointing 14th place finish. This week's race in Washington will be the 39th running of the Clay Cup. Thursday and Friday will be preliminaries and will be followed by the finale on Saturday. For those not able to be at the 1/6 mile oval located less than an hour south of the Canadian border, the three nights of racing will be shown live on pay-per-view at the following link https://fastfourmedia.com/schedule/#. After Sexton returns from the clay cup, he is going to stay busy racing. On August 6th he will be doing double duty when the Santa Maria Raceway reopens for the first time in more than a year. On that night, the teenage racer will be competing in the Sexton family owned #74 sprint car in the USAC/CRA series. He will also be racing Fonseca's lightning sprint in the California Lightning Sprint Car Series. Two weeks later on August 20th, he will be back in the #74 at Perris Auto Speedway for the annual California Racers Hall of Fame Night. Sexton would like to extend a thank you to Brian Fonseca and Samantha Sproull for the opportunity to wheel their car in Washington and he would like to thank their team sponsors for making it possible. They are the Shingle Springs Band of Miwok Indians, Foothill Tractor & Heavy Equipment, KB Rod Benders, and MJK Auto Sales. Sexton and the #74 team wish to extend their thanks to the following 2022 racing season partners. Gas Chassis, Key Brothers Racing, Nita Gatlin, Hugh Jorgan, Mike Pridgeon Racing Engines, AG Sandcars, Powder 1, Ron's Tire and Brake, and Savage Racing. If you would like to be a part of this fun, upcoming team and get exposure not only at the tracks but around the world on Flo Racing, please contact Shane Sexton at mailto:Shanesexton7@gmail.com or (619) 362-5921. Shane Sexton's 2022 Results January 27 Cocopah Speedway USAC/CRA 14th A Main January 28 Cocopah Speedway USAC/CRA 21st A Main January 29 Cocopah Speedway USAC/CRA 11th A Main March 26 Perris Auto Speedway USAC/CRA 14th A Main April 22 Mohave Valley Raceway USAC/CRA 12th A Main April 29 Perris Auto Speedway USAC/CRA 22nd A Main May 28 Central Missouri Speedway POWRi 2nd A Main May 29 Central Missouri Speedway POWRi 14th A Main This release was produced by Scott Daloisio (909) 226-7768 or mailto:sdaloisiosprts@gmail.com

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  Cash Money SuperDirt Series Late Models and Weekly Racing Saturday at Central Missouri Speedway!

  (Warrensburg, Missouri) After a week off for rest and relaxation for the Central Missouri Speedway (CMS) staff, the gates swing back open on Saturday evening as the final third of the 2022 season begins. The Cash Money Super Dirt Series Late Models will headline the action with a $1,000-to-win main event. Fans will also take in a full night of action featuring B-Mods, POWRi Super Stocks and Midwest Mods, plus Pure Stocks! The DirtTrack Bank CMSDS Late Models will compete in a full program of preliminary heat races and a main event during the race program. Through 11 events so far this season, Webb City, Missiouri driver Mitch Keeter sits atop the standings with seven victories. Jace Parmley, Mike Bitner, Justin Pearish, and Shawn Duncan round out the top five. Now in its fifth year as an organization, Keeter is the all-time winningest driver with the series. A list of additional drivers who have raced with the tour this year include Dustin Mooneyham, former CMS competitor Chris Hawkins, Jim Body, and Justin Wells. Note, mention of driver name does not guarantee race appearance. On the CMS home front, the weekly championship battles continue in the B-Mods with Terry Schultz leading the way over Stephen Clancy by 79 markers. Blaine Ewing holds a slim 14-point lead over defending POWRi National Champion Aaron Poe in Super Stock action. Spencer Reiff of Kansas City leads Warrensburg driver Jerett Evans in Pure Stock action while Shawn Burns holds a commanding lead over Dustin Dennison of Independence, Missouri, in POWRi Midwest Mods. Special Event Admissions Info: Adult $20, Seniors Ages 65 to 74 $15, Active-Duty Military w/I.D. $15, Student w/I.D. $15, Kids Ages 6 to 12 $6, Children 5 and under Free, Senior Citizens Ages 75 and Up Free. Timeline: Pits open 4:30, grandstands 5, driver pill draw cutoff 6:15 (no passing points if late check-in), practice hot laps at 7, followed by racing. Follow CMS on Twitter @CMSgoing_green, find CMS on YouTube at CMS Going Green! Sign up for the track email group by emailing info@centralmissourispeedway.net. Find and bookmark the CMS MyRacePass site at www.centralmissourispeedway.myracepass.com. On race day, call the track at 660.747.2166. Thank you to our 2022 CMS Business Partners, you are all greatly appreciated! Cliff Harris Warrensburg Ford, Midwest Coatings, Pepsi, Seeburg Mufflers, Joslin Jewelry, Pub 13 Bar and Grill, Comfort Inn Warrensburg, KMZU The Farm, KRLI 103.9 FM Country, KROL 101.3 FM Radio, RacinDirt.com, Blue Springs Office Depot, Dollar Tree, Soderburg Roofing, Hy-Vee Warrensburg, O'Reilly Auto Parts, DQ Grill & Chill of Warrensburg, Kleinschmidt's Western Store, OK Tire Stores, OK Wheel Alignment, JA Performance and Outdoor Services, Blue Springs Truck Line, Big O Tires of Warrensburg, Brooks Automotive LLC, Elite Auto Care, Abe Thompson RV Service Center, Nationwide Trailers, Hammons Roofing, Moose's Market, Alliance Sports Marketing, RPM Auto Services, and Eickleberry Concrete & Construction. When you visit our business partners, please mention Central Missouri Speedway. Upcoming Events: July 16 - Race #15 - Special Event - Cash Money Super Dirt Series (SDS) Late Model - Weekly Racing All Classes July 23 - Race #16 - Pepsi Race Night Special Event - $2,000-to-Win Super Stock Showdown, (No SS Track Points) Plus, Weekly Racing for B-Mods, Pure Stocks, and Midwest Mods

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  Schultz, Ryun, Poe, and Burnett Score Central Missouri Speedway Holiday Weekend Victories!

  (Warrensburg, Missouri) A heavy track resulted in an action-packed night of racing at Central Missouri Speedway (CMS) featuring the 22nd Annual Tom Wilson Memorial special events. There were 81 race teams on hand as drivers competed for special event purses and added money in the B-Mods, Pure Stocks, and POWRi Super Stock division with the POWRi Midwest Mods also competing. Terry Schultz headlined the night with his 77th career victory by capturing the $3,000-to-win, B-Mod main. Jason Ryun picked up his 32nd career CMS victory in the Pure Stock division taking home the $1,100-to-win top prize in Pure Stocks. Aaron Poe took home his 25th career CMS victory in POWRi Super Stock action, while Casey Burnett added his name to the CMS winner's list by claiming his first-ever POWRi Midwest Mod victory. B-Mods - 28 Entries Heat 1 - 10 Laps: 1. 90M-Jessie Mulich[1]; 2. 8S-Jon Sheets[3]; 3. 15-Colin Pierce[2]; 4. 55-Colson Kirk[7]; 5. 2-Hagen Stevenson[5]; 6. 52-Jimmy Borgmann[4]; 7. 23-Danny Thompson JR[6] Heat 2 - 10 Laps: 1. 05-Jeremy Lile[3]; 2. 88D-Matt Dotson[2]; 3. 94-Jacob Ebert[4]; 4. 251M-Mike Ryun[6]; 5. 65-Kris Jackson[7]; 6. (DNF) 20-Tyler Cochran[5]; 7. (DNS) 25S-Shannon Bardwell, Jr. Heat 3 - 10 Laps: 1. 7B-Terry Schultz[6]; 2. 190-Steven Bowers Jr[5]; 3. 12C-Stephen Clancy[3]; 4. 33D-Adam Dunwoodie[4]; 5. R33-Austen Raybourn[7]; 6. 47D-Devin Saler[1]; 7. (DNF) 47W-Cody Brill[2] Heat 4 - 10 Laps: 1. 56-Shadren Turner[6]; 2. 15E-Ryan Edde[2]; 3. 99-Brad Smith[4]; 4. 30-Rex Harris[1]; 5. 33C-Cole Moore[3]; 6. 68-Aaron Jones[5]; 7. 26J-Jace Whitt[7] B Feature - 12 Laps (Top 7 Transfer): 1. 65-Kris Jackson[1]; 2. 33C-Cole Moore[3]; 3. R33-Austen Raybourn[2]; 4. 47W-Cody Brill[11]; 5. 2-Hagen Stevenson[4]; 6. 52-Jimmy Borgmann[6]; 7. 68-Aaron Jones[7]; 8. 23-Danny Thompson JR[8]; 9. 47D-Devin Saler[5]; 10. (DNS) 26J-Jace Whitt; 11. (DNS) 20-Tyler Cochran; 12. (DNS) 25S-Shannon Bardwell Jr. Terry Schultz and Shadren Turner began the finale from row one with Turner moving to the front over Schultze and Jeremy Lile early in the race. By lap nine, Turner continued to lead while behind him Schultz, Lile, and Jon Sheets ran hard for second. After a caution period on lap 10, the drivers settled in for some green-flag laps. Turner and Schultz pulled away from the Sheets and Lile battle while Ryan Edde and Jessie Mulich moved forward. By lap 15, seventeenth-starting Kris Jackson moved to sixth on the grid. Sheets' night came to an end as he retired at lap 17. By lap 19, Jackson moved to fourth overall. Lap 24 saw several incidents as it took three attempts to get to lap 25. On the restart, Jackson moved to third just behind Turner and Schultz. Turner's night ended in a heart-breaking way as he retired to the infield with left rear wheel problems, this left Schultz to battle with Jackson for the lead; however, at lap 30, Jackson's night ended as his car bellowed heavy liquid off turn four while running second. For the final restart it was Schultz, Lile, and Mike Ryun up front. Schultz pulled away in the closing laps while Ryun turned on the heat moving from 14th on the grid to second with one lap remaining. Schultz ultimately captured his sixth main event of the year and the big money. Ryun was second at the line followed by Lile, Mulich, Stephen Clancy, and Cody Brill. A Feature - 35 Laps: 1. 7B-Terry Schultz[1]; 2. 251M-Mike Ryun[14]; 3. 05-Jeremy Lile[3]; 4. 90M-Jessie Mulich[5]; 5. 12C-Stephen Clancy[13]; 6. 47W-Cody Brill[20]; 7. 15-Colin Pierce[12]; 8. 15E-Ryan Edde[8]; 9. (DNF) 65-Kris Jackson[17]; 10. (DNF) 56-Shadren Turner[2]; 11. (DNF) 55-Colson Kirk[11]; 12. (DNF) 94-Jacob Ebert[9]; 13. (DNF) 88D-Matt Dotson[7]; 14. (DNF) 68-Aaron Jones[23]; 15. (DNF) 23-Danny Thompson JR[24]; 16. (DNF) R33-Austen Raybourn[19]; 17. (DNF) 8S-Jon Sheets[6]; 18. (DNF) 52-Jimmy Borgmann[22]; 19. (DNF) 2-Hagen Stevenson[21]; 20. (DNF) 30-Rex Harris[16]; 21. (DNF) 99-Brad Smith[10]; 22. (DNF) 190-Steven Bowers Jr[4]; 23. (DNF) 33D-Adam Dunwoodie[15]; 24. (DNS) 33C-Cole Moore Pure Stocks - 21 Entries Heat 1 - 10 Laps: 1. 27-Jason Ryun[1]; 2. 7-Spencer Reiff[5]; 3. 00-Cory Flamm[2]; 4. 30K-Cameron Kelly[7]; 5. 49K-Conrad Kauffman[3]; 6. 12-Brian Cox[4]; 7. 69R-RIchard Jameson[6] Heat 2 - 10 Laps: 1. 38-Bobby Russell[1]; 2. 427-Nathan Vaughn[4]; 3. 89-Jonathan Evans[5]; 4. 3B-Darrin Christy[3]; 5. 28JR-Gale Harper[7]; 6. 53K-Larry Norris[2]; 7. 540-Shawn Huston[6] Heat 3 - 10 Laps: 1. 0-Chase Galvan[3]; 2. 25X-Rodger Detherage[6]; 3. 3J-Jerett Evans[4]; 4. 105-Clint Hedge Jr[5]; 5. 19-Jack Turner[1]; 6. (DNF) 24W-Conrad Workman[2]; 7. (DNF) 1-Landon Harper[7] Chase Galvan and Rodger Detherage began the 25-lap Pure Stock main from row one with Galvan quickly pacing the early laps. An early race yellow flag flew at lap three with Galvan then leading Jason Ryun, Spencer Reiff, and Nathan Vaughn. At the lap eight marker, Ryun was challenging Galvan for the lead as the pair pulled away from the intense battle for third between Vaughn, Reiff, and Cameron Kelly. Behind the top five, Jonathan Evans, Bobby Russell, and Cory Flamm raced hard for the sixth spot. Galvan continued to lead Ryun through lap 20, with Vaughn, Reiff, and Kelly still in pursuit. Kelly's night came to a grinding halt on lap 21 with a frightening multi-flip accident in turn three. Thankfully Kelly was okay after the incident, which setup a four-lap dash to the finish. On the restart, Ryun grabbed the lead from Galvan, who slipped to second in a battle with Vaughn. Yellow slowed the field one more time, forcing a green, white, and checkered-flag finish. Ryun stayed in control at the front to the end of the race to collect the victory. Galvan and Vaughn collided near the end of the vent as Galvan originally crossed the line in second position with Vaughn third. Contact between the two cars after the incident ultimately led to an unfortunate disqualification for Galvan as he was assessed 10 negative conduct points, which is an automatic disqualification and loss of pay. Vaughn was second in the official rundown, followed by Reiff, Jonathan Evans, Bobby Russell, and Cory Flamm. CMS would like to thank Terry Phillips at RPM Auto Service in North Kansas City, Bobby Russell American Masonry, Soderburg Roofing, and Jerett Evans racing for adding additional purse money for the drivers. A Feature - 25 Laps: 1. 27-Jason Ryun[4]; 2. 427-Nathan Vaughn[6]; 3. 7-Spencer Reiff[3]; 4. 89-Jonathan Evans[7]; 5. 38-Bobby Russell[5]; 6. 00-Cory Flamm[10]; 7. 3J-Jerett Evans[8]; 8. 49K-Conrad Kauffman[14]; 9. 25X-Rodger Detherage[2]; 10. 3B-Darrin Christy[12]; 11. 69R-RIchard Jameson[18]; 12. 12-Brian Cox[16]; 13. 540-Shawn Huston[19]; 14. (DNF) 30K-Cameron Kelly[9]; 15. (DNF) 53K-Larry Norris[17]; 16. (DNF) 28JR-Gale Harper[13]; 17. (DNF) 24W-Conrad Workman[20]; 18. (DNF) 19-Jack Turner[15]; 19. (DNF) 105-Clint Hedge Jr[11]; 20. (DNS) 1-Landon Harper; 21. (DQ) 0-Chase Galvan[1] POWRi Super Stock - 14 Entries Heat 1 - 8 Laps: 1. 04B-Clayton Campbell[1]; 2. 45-Aaron Poe[2]; 3. 14-Larry Ferris[5]; 4. X15-Bobby Ruff II[3]; 5. 94K-Chester Kaufman[7]; 6. (DNF) 03B-Chris Brockway[6]; 7. (DNS) 77-Danny McKenzie Heat 2 - 8 Laps: 1. 27-John Brooks[1]; 2. 25-Jay Prevete[5]; 3. 10-Marc Carter[3]; 4. 04-Blaine Ewing[4]; 5. 21W-Ted Welschmeyer[7]; 6. G1-Nick Gibson[2]; 7. 07D-Mike Daughtery[6] Jay Prevete and Clayton Campbell began the night's 20-lap POWRi Super Stock feature event at the front of the field, but by lap three, Aaron Poe made his way to the front to lead the pack. Poe led the way through the early laps ahead of Campbell, Prevete, Larry Ferris, and John Brooks. Prevete moved closer to the front to challenge Poe at the lap nine point of the race with Campbell third, just in front of a tight battle between Brooks, Ferris, and Nick Gibson for fourth. Brooks pulled to the infield with mechanical issues at the lap 14 marker, not long after Ted Welschmeyer also retired from the event. Prevete continued to hound the leader until he made his move on lap 24, where he grabbed the lead ahead of Poe. However, Poe fought his way back around Prevete and went on to collect his track-leading seventh main-event victory of the season. Blaine Ewing advanced from eighth on the grid to finish third, Ferris had one of his strongest-ever CMS finishes in fourth ahead of Danny McKenzie and Nick Gibson. A Feature - 20 Laps: 1. 45-Aaron Poe[4]; 2. 25-Jay Prevete[1]; 3. 04-Blaine Ewing[8]; 4. 14-Larry Ferris[5]; 5. 77-Danny McKenzie[14]; 6. G1-Nick Gibson[11]; 7. (DNF) 21W-Ted Welschmeyer[10]; 8. (DNF) 27-John Brooks[3]; 9. (DNF) 10-Marc Carter[6]; 10. (DNF) X15-Bobby Ruff II[7]; 11. (DNF) 04B-Clayton Campbell[2]; 12. (DNF) 94K-Chester Kaufman[9]; 13. (DNF) 07D-Mike Daughtery[12]; 14. (DNF) 03B-Chris Brockway[13] CMS would like to thank Superior Auto of Sedalia, plus Purchase Farms of Green Ridge for additional purse money for the drivers. POWRi Midwest Mods - 18 Entries Heat 1 - 6 Laps: 1. 33-Jeremy Curless[3]; 2. 96SR-Todd Brill[5]; 3. 9-Brian Meyer[4]; 4. 5F-Jess Fitzpatrick[2]; 5. 74-Bud Wallis[6]; 6. 32M-Marcus Feuerstein[1] Heat 2 - 6 Laps: 1. 101-Jacob Hall[3]; 2. 23B-Casey Burnett[4]; 3. 19-Tanner Calhoun[6]; 4. 41-Ashlyn Piburn[1]; 5. 07R-Kevin Rash[5]; 6. 10 4-Rodney Rash[2] Heat 3 - 6 Laps: 1. 08P-Peyton Baker[2]; 2. 59R-Logan Rash[3]; 3. 88-Alex Dunwoodie[4]; 4. 28-Shawn Burns[5]; 5. 22-Dustin Dillon[6]; 6. (DNF) 01B-Brett Holman[1] Grain Valley's Jeremy Curless and Wheatland, Missouri's Jacob Hall earned front-row starting honors for the 15-lap, POWRi Midwest Mods main event. Hall quickly assumed command of the race with Curless and Casey Burnett in hot pursuit. A yellow flag flew at lap seven with Hall then leading Burnett, and Tanner Calhoun. After racing resumed, yellow again flew at lap 11 with the top three of Hall, Burnett, and Calhoun holding down the top three just in front of Curless, and Peyton Baker. A late caution period forced a green, white, and checkered flag finish of the 15-lap race as Hall led the field to the finish to initially claim the victory. However, Hall's car failed to pass post-race technical inspection and he was unfortunately disqualified from the feature finish. Burnett ultimately took the victory, his first-ever at CMS. Tanner Calhoun looked solid the entire race distance and came away a solid second in the final rundown. Logan Rash moved from sixth to collect third, just in front of Curless, Baker, and Shawn Burns to complete the top six. A Feature - 15 Laps: 1. 23B-Casey Burnett[5]; 2. 19-Tanner Calhoun[7]; 3. 59R-Logan Rash[6]; 4. 33-Jeremy Curless[1]; 5. 08P-Peyton Baker[3]; 6. 28-Shawn Burns[10]; 7. 9-Brian Meyer[8]; 8. 74-Bud Wallis[13]; 9. 07R-Kevin Rash[15]; 10. 96SR-Todd Brill[4]; 11. 10 4-Rodney Rash[17]; 12. 5F-Jess Fitzpatrick[11]; 13. (DNF) 22-Dustin Dillon[14]; 14. (DNF) 01B-Brett Holman[18]; 15. (DNF) 32M-Marcus Feuerstein[16]; 16. (DNF) 88-Alex Dunwoodie[9]; 17. (DNS) 41-Ashlyn Piburn; 18. (DQ) 101-Jacob Hall[2] As a reminder, CMS will take a week off next weekend on Saturday, July 9, but will return in a big way with another special event and the first-ever appearance by the Cash Money Super Dirt Series late models! All four CMS weekly race divisions will join the action with full race programs and championship points. Follow CMS on Twitter @CMSgoing_green, find CMS on YouTube at CMS Going Green! Sign up for the track email group by emailing info@centralmissourispeedway.net. Find and bookmark the CMS MyRacePass site at www.centralmissourispeedway.myracepass.com. On race day, call the track at 660.747.2166. Thank you to our 2022 CMS Business Partners, you are all greatly appreciated! Cliff Harris Warrensburg Ford, Midwest Coatings, Pepsi, Seeburg Mufflers, Joslin Jewelry, Pub 13 Bar and Grill, Comfort Inn Warrensburg, KMZU The Farm, KRLI 103.9 FM Country, KROL 101.3 FM Radio, RacinDirt.com, Blue Springs Office Depot, Dollar Tree, Soderburg Roofing, Hy-Vee Warrensburg, O'Reilly Auto Parts, DQ Grill & Chill of Warrensburg, Kleinschmidt's Western Store, OK Tire Stores, OK Wheel Alignment, JA Performance and Outdoor Services, Blue Springs Truck Line, Big O Tires of Warrensburg, Brooks Automotive LLC, Elite Auto Care, Abe Thompson RV Service Center, Nationwide Trailers, Hammons Roofing, Moose's Market, Alliance Sports Marketing, RPM Auto Services, and Eickleberry Concrete & Construction. When you visit our business partners, please mention Central Missouri Speedway. Upcoming Events: July 9 - No Racing - Weekend Off, No Racing! July 16 - Race #15 - Special Event - Cash Money Super Dirt Series (SDS) Late Model - Weekly Racing All Classes July 23 - Race #16 - Pepsi Race Night Special Event - $2,000-to-Win Super Stock Showdown, (No SS Track Points) Plus, Weekly Racing for B-Mods, Pure Stocks, and Midwest Mods July 30 - Race #17 - Weekly Racing in All Classes + POWRi Lightning Sprints August 6 - Race #18 - Weekly Racing in All Classes and Kid's Night at the Speedway August 13 - Race #19 - Joslin's Jewelry Race Night - Weekly Racing in All Classes - Plus, Show-Me Vintage Series August 20 - Race #20 - Weekly Racing in All Classes + POWRi Lightning Sprints

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  Weather Forces Central Missouri Speedway to Revise Weekend Race Program!

  (Warrensburg, Missouri) Drivers and fans will now wait one more day for the 22nd Annual Tom Wilson Memorial as wet weather moved into the area, forcing the cancellation of the Saturday race program. The program is now revised to just one day on Sunday, July 3, featuring special events for B-Mods and Pure Stocks. Highlighting the July 3 action is the $3,000-to-Win B-Mod 35-lap main event. Drivers will compete in this one night only special event through preliminary heat races and B-mains (if needed) leading up to the main event. The original posted win money for the annual Pure Stock track special was $800; however, due to the generosity of Terry Phillips of RPM Auto Service in Kansas City, the winner will now take away $1,100! RPM Auto Service is a small family-owned business that has served North Kansas City, Missouri, for over 20 years! On behalf of the Pure Stock drivers, CMS wishes to thank RPM Auto Service and Terry Phillips for their generosity. An additional $600 has been added by Soderburg Roofing and Jerett Evans Racing and will be disbursed throughout the overall payout. Joining the B-Mods and Pure Stocks on Sunday are the POWRi Super Stocks and Midwest Mods, competing for their normal weekly payouts. After the last checkered flag of the night, the Annual CMS Fireworks Extravaganza will take place set to patriotic music in celebration of our nation's independence. Entry fees for B-Mod drivers apply for the $3,000-to-win, Sunday night race as follows: $90 entry fee for TRACK-REGISTERED driver, $115 entry fee for NON-TRACK-REGISTERED driver. All entry fees include driver pit pass and event entry. Pure Stock entry information: $50 entry fee for TRACK-REGISTERED driver or $75 entry fee for NON-TRACK-REGISTERED driver. All entries include driver pit pass and event entry fee. Revised formats and order of events are posted on the track's website at www.centralmissourispeedway.net. There are NO entry fees for POWRi Super Stock and Midwest Mods drivers on Sunday other than nightly $40 pit pass. Complete payouts, general information, race formats, entry information, timelines, and much more on the Independence Day weekend racing may be found at www.centralmissourispeedway.net. No "track" points will be awarded to any class throughout the weekend. POWRi-sanctioned classes will earn POWRi points respectively in each class. The weekend events are open to all drivers. Visiting drivers, crew members, and fans are STRONGLY ENCOURAGED to visit the track's website and review the track's general race rules. CMS is a cash-only operation, there are ATMs on site and the adjoining Pub 13 Bar and Grill does accept debit and credit cards. Additional information may be found on the CMS Website at www.centralmissourispeedway.net. Here you will find information, including admissions, timelines, and formats, visit www.centralmissourispeedway.net or the CMS Facebook page at www.facebook.com/pages/Central-Missouri-Speedway. Sunday's Timeline: Pits will clear at 4 with gates opening shortly after. Grandstands will open at 5, pill draw cutoff for drivers 6:15 (no passing points awarded if late check-in), pit meeting 6:30, hot laps at 7, with racing to follow hot laps. Admission Details: Adults $20, Active-Duty Military and Senior Citizens aged 65 to 74 $15, Kids 6 to 12 years old $6, five and under free, seniors 75 and older and individuals permanently confined to a wheelchair are free in the grandstands. All pit passes are $40 regardless of age.

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Central Missouri Speedway Nearby Dirt Tracks

Distance information is direct (as the crow flies) - driving distance will differ due to road routes and things like lakes or mountains.

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  Lasoski Speedway Race Track5 miles away - Warrensburg, Missouri, USA
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  I70 Motorsports Park Race Track14 miles away - Odessa, Missouri, USA
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  Sweet Springs Motorsports Complex Race Track20 miles away - Sweet Springs, Missouri, USA
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  Missouri State Fair Speedway Race Track27 miles away - Sedalia, Missouri, USA
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  Valley Speedway Race Track27 miles away - Grain Valley, Missouri, USA
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  KC Raceway Race Track42 miles away - River Bend, Missouri, USA
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  Electric City Speedway Race Track49 miles away - Butler, Missouri, USA
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  Double X Speedway Race Track61 miles away - California, Missouri, USA
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  Lakeside Speedway Race Track62 miles away - Kansas City, Kansas, USA
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  Lucas Oil Speedway Race Track63 miles away - Wheatland, Missouri, USA
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  Lake Ozark Speedway Race Track72 miles away - Eldon, Missouri, USA
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  US 36 Raceway Race Track72 miles away - Osborn, Missouri, USA
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  Dallas County Speedway Race Track76 miles away - Urbana, Missouri, USA
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  Nevada Speedway Race Track76 miles away - Nevada, Missouri, USA
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  I35 Speedway Race Track77 miles away - Winston, Missouri, USA
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  Randolph County Raceway Race Track85 miles away - Moberly, Missouri, USA
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  Bethany Speedway Race Track100 miles away - Bethany, Missouri, USA

Central Missouri Speedway Dirt Track Racing Organizations

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  MLS - Midwest Lightning Sprints Dirt Track Racing Organization
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  POWRi - Performance Open Wheel Racing Inc Dirt Track Racing Organization
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  RMLSA - Rocky Mountain Lightning Sprint Association Dirt Track Racing Organization
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  SLMR - Super Late Model Racing Dirt Track Racing Organization
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  USAC - United States Auto Club Dirt Track Racing Organization